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We've got a quite a surprise for you! In our new ongoing "Guest Co-Host" series, we're thrilled to have (all the way from Winnipeg, Canada!) Sandra Sanchez of the "Change of Address" Podcast joining Denise for an extended show! We've got it all: some chat, some gossip, Hot Topics, an audio clip of Denise's SHE Magazine (www.shemag.com) interview with Jennifer Hudson, an on-the-spot live "Getting To Know You" with Sandra, some cool music by out lesbian singer Anna Gutmanis, who just so happens to be Canadian (www.annagutmanis.ca) and some lesbian gamer sites (www.lesbiangamer.com and www.lesbiangeek.com) So, take us with you any where, any place on any device, at any time- You can get both Sandra's show "Change of Address" and "The Lesbian Lounge" on Stitcher (the listening app available at the iTunes Store or on Google Play), and as usual, find us on Podbean, iTunes - follow us on Twitter @LesbianLounge, Instagram: ShakeGrrl2 or email us firstname.lastname@example.com - and we're always on Facebook! For more info follow this link: www.denwarner920.wix.com/lesbianlounge
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October 17th, 2014
It's "Guest Co-Host Night" in The Lounge and filling in for Donna is our long time listener Lori (LC) joining Denise all the way from Syracuse, NY! A super fun show- starting with the new "Guest-Co-Host" theme ("Alalapupala") and rolling right into Shout Outs and a big one to Julie Goldman. The girls discuss what a pain in the a$$ the entire month of October is (sort of). Gossip & Hot Topics are reviewed. Denise plays an audio clip from her recent SHE Magazine interview with Mary Lambert. The girls report on a great site for LGBT music support that boasts an impressive podcast, too: www.homoground.com Denise explored "Episode 136, with a spotlight on the music of singer, Hudson K. (www.hudsonkmusic.com) A great time waster website called The Dyke Diaries (www.thedykediaries.com) spawns a little reminiscing for the ladies. The Drink Selection is a Vanilla Pear Cocktail for the Fall season. Events in the States and the UK are announced and a cute "Best Of" clip from Dec. 16, 2009 is played before the show ends on Hudson K's single "Stuck on Repeat" off the "Ourboros and The Black Dove" CD available on iTunes.
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October 6th, 2014
A massive show once again! The ladies cover everything that happened in September- the start of pumpkin everything, Denise's birthday, her parents arriving in London, Gay James' news, Donna's partying with the work boys & nasty drag queens, her Jewish holidays, and more. If you make it through ALL THAT- there IS a show: with Shout Outs to Sanchez and SHE Mag. There's a TON of TV Talk with the Fall season underway. Funny Buzzfeed buzz, Hot Topics, a great "Getting to Know You" by listener Lori Collins, and a spotlight on music by Brooklyn girl "Angi3"- you can find this funky techno hip-hop artist on iTunes, Facebook or Vevo (search Angi3) or perhaps you've heard her music on "Jersey Shore". The Internet Golden Nugget is a fresh site that impressed Denise called www.teenfeminist.com by 14 year old New Yorker, Jules Spector. The Drink recipe is for a Black Cat, some events for October are announced and the End Song is by Angi3. Find us on iTunes, Podbean & Stitcher, spread the word, share, post & comment.
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September 9th, 2014
A major, epic catch-up show! The girl's welcome Producer Vic's sister, "Other, other Donna" and everything that's happened in the last 3 weeks gets covered- from The VMA's, to the Emmys, saying good bye to Chelsea, slobber-crying through "The Normal Heart", new tires, old faces, big gay candy stores, and dessert shops- it's all here! Denise reviews "GirlTrash-All Night Long" and has a conversation with exec producer Stacy Codikow of "Power-Up" regarding the film. There's a web series round up, and TWO "Getting to Know You 2014" segments-one live, one not. Chick Music focuses on the group Saucy Monky (www.saucymonky.com) who have released an EP in 3 parts over the past two years called "Trophy Girl". Great stuff. The Internet Golden Nugget is a funky, full on website/blog called www.IdigYourGirlfriend.com We cap it off with funny fat girl flashback in a Best of Clip from June 28, 2007 and end the show with "Good Bye to E!" by Chelsea Handler & friends from her finale.
The Lesbian Lounge- Aug 23, 2014
August 23rd, 2014
The girls are back with a quick catch-up and Donna has a blast from the past; a poem she had written & recited at Denise's 40th birthday party almost six years ago. Some Shout Outs and some Hot Topics are discussed. A brand new edition of "Getting To Know You- 2014" gets underway with our listeners with NEW questions. The Chick Music Moment features young musician Freya Storm from Brighton, U.K. (www.facebook.com/creativestorm67) and the ladies also shine a music spotlight on binge-listener Coopie Coop (www.facebook.com/sarah.cooperider), Sarah Cooperider, who's reconnecting with her singing & guitar- with gigs in on High St. in the Columbus, Ohio area (BossyGrrl's Pin-Up Joint, Porter's Pub, Wall St. Nightclub) Also, the Internet Golden Nugget is Cameron Esposito, out, lesbian comedian featured in The Advocate, and on Conan O'Brien, you can find her on YouTube. We wrap up with a Autumn cocktail recipe, a Best Of Clip from Feb 2010 with Dana Goldberg and Coopie's song "Saddle Up". Email us any time at email@example.com & Follow Denise on Twitter at @LesbianLounge
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August 3rd, 2014
The girls are back! FINALLY! Together again for the first time since May 18- and they have a big ol' super, fat, extended catch-up show complete with L Fest round up, Denise's special brownie fiasco, Donna's trip to NC, and more! Big shout outs to ForJayJays and Jaclyn Smith, our loyal listeners who met up in San Fran, also to Sandra Sanchez, and a few more. Hot Topics are discussed, a listener's email from May 28 finally gets answered, some cool new chick music is spotlighted featuring "Spare Parts For Broken Hearts" (find them on reverbnation or YouTube or Facebook), the Internet Golden Nugget is "Lesbian Crush Diaries"- a series of awkwardly, uncomfortable yet light-hearted books by Natasha Holme and her girl crushes available now www.lesbiancrushdiaries.com A new summer drink favourite is announced and a Best Of clip from Nov 1, 2006 is played!
Lesbian Lounge- July 11, 2014
July 11th, 2014
Denise welcomes guest co-host and long time listener ForVaJayJay to the show this week, as she fills in for Donna, who's mountain climbing in North Carolina. (No, seriously.) The ladies discuss their summer months and what's been going on. Some shout outs are given. The L Fest festivities for July 18th-21st are announced (www.lfest.co.uk) and some new podcasts and web series are discussed. Some interview clips from Denise's chats with UK comedian Rosie Wilby, writer, director, producer Marina Rice Bader (www.AnatomyofaLoveSeen.com) and singer/actor Haviland Stillwell are played. Hot topics include "Orange Is The New Black", "The View", and Outfest in LA (July 10-20). The Chick Music Spotlight is on Haviland Stillwell (www.havilandstillwell.com) and The Internet Golden Nugget is www.tellofilms.com - the sponsor of this year's L Fest Cinema plus World Pride dates are announced, a Best Of Clip from October 2007 is shared, and the show ends on Haviland's new single "Detox". Thanks, VaJayJay for a great job!
One on one -with writer, actor singer Haviland Stillwell
July 3rd, 2014
Maybe you know her from "Easy Abby" or the SHE4Me video, and maybe you've seen her on the NY stage- but right now you need to get to know Haviland Stillwell as a sexy, singer - with her new EP "Spark"- available on iTunes. Filled with high energy, pop, dance mixes, written by Haviland herself, it's the perfect summer time blend of hot & cool. This is my one on one chat with Haviland as she gets ready for the big launch….
Meet the talented and funny British out comedian Rosie Wilby!
July 3rd, 2014
Sit back and have a listen to Denise's one on one chat with out British comedian Rosie Wilby. Rosie is one of the hardest working ladies I know, with radio shows (Out In South London and on BBC Sussex), podcasts, stand up comedy gigs, hosting Spoken Word events, doing one woman shows (The Science of Sex, Nineties Woman) with performances coming up at L Fest, in Uttoxeter July 18-21, and in August at the Edinburgh Fringe Fest. If you haven't seen Rosie perform live, you simply must- she's the smartest, thought-provoking comedian (& sometimes musician), always relatable, and can tickle your funny bone about current situations or blasts from the past. www.rosiewilby.com


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Chinese drywall manufacturer fined, banned from doing business in U.S.
Published: July 18,2014
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NEW ORLEANS — A federal judge has ordered a China-based maker of drywall to pay $55,000 in penalties and attorney fees — and to stop doing business in the United States — as punishment for refusing to take part in court proceedings over harm allegedly done by the product.
U.S. District Judge Eldon Fallon found Taishan Gypsum Co. Ltd. in contempt of court.
Taishan had contested U.S. Courts' jurisdiction over claims that gases released by the drywall corroded metals and caused major appliances to fail.
Fallon's ruling noted that Taishan lost that argument at the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. He noted instances where Taishan refused to appear at later court proceedings.
An attorney for Taishan declined to comment today.
Fallon said Taishan and its affiliates are blocked from doing business in the U.S. until they take part in the litigation. If they violate the contempt order, the penalty will be 25 percent of profits earned in the year of the violation.
"This refusal to appear is a direct contemptuous act occurring in open court after actual notice of the proceedings," the judge wrote. "Such disobedience of the Court's order harms both the many other parties in this case and the decorum of the Court."
Defective drywall from China was installed in an estimated 12,000 to 20,000 homes and businesses, mostly in the South, during a building boom following hurricanes Katrina and Rita, in late 2005. Federal cases resulting from the damages were consolidated in New Orleans.
In a news release, Arnold Levin, an attorney for plaintiffs in the drywall court cases, said all legal avenues would be pursued to collect any judgments against Taishan.
In October, Plaintiffs' attorneys argued that Taishan can be held accountable in the United States for selling more than $8.5 million worth of its drywall in the U.S. between 2005 and 2008.
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Embattled South Jeffco school board member Vince Chowdhury has resigned his seat effective Aug. 21.
"I have made this decision after a long conversation with my family," Chowdhury said in an e-mail to supporters of his Democratic primary campaign for House District 22. He lost the primary Aug. 12 to Camille Ryckman. "It is extremely difficult for me to step down; however, I must do what is in the best interest of my family."
A hazardous chemical spill at a home in a residential area of Evergreen on Monday evening turned out to be nitric acid that had been stored in a keg-size container.
Authorities found two kegs and some 28 drums, most of which were empty, that had been piling up under some trees since the mid-'60s.
Someone from the home was cleaning up the area about 5 p.m. Monday when one of the barrels accidentally tipped, releasing a sludgy substance that generated a small cloud of yellow smoke, said Evergreen Fire Chief Garry DeJong.
The Evergreen Fire Department and West Metro/Arvada hazmat teams responded to a chemical spill at 2785 Lemaster Drive in Evergreen on Monday evening that forced an evacuation of about 12 homes.
By about 8:30 p.m., authorities had determined the spill contained nitric acid used for stripping furniture, Evergreen Fire Chief Garry DeJong said.
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State highway crews will be smoothing out bumps and finishing repair work on the Mount Evans Highway Scenic Byway near Summit Lake from Aug. 18 to 20.
Weather permitting, the road to the top will continue to be open, with lane closures in various places, CDOT spokesman Bob Wilson said Friday.
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Be careful what you wish for! For as long as I can remember, Coloradans of all political persuasions have lamented the fact that we weren't players in presidential politics. We weren't players in the nominating process because of our timing and relatively few delegates. We weren't players in general elections because we were such a lock for the Republican nominee. A Democrat hasn't had the majority of presidential votes in Colorado since I started voting.
With primary season ending and the general election ramping up, we're once again being inundated with political advertisements on television and radio. These ads have a predictable style and rhythm, depending on their source and whether they are for or against a candidate.
The most common type is the positive ad from the candidate — well-lit, focused and upbeat. Mountains are often visible in the background. There may be some general discussion about issues, but it's usually vague.
A few weeks ago a lady named Elizabeth phoned to tell me she had seen a lizard in her yard on Old Squaw Pass Road. She was delighted to have this new resident sharing her garden but wondered what kind it was and why she had never seen one before.
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IDAHO SPRINGS — Wayne Cousineau can run a half-marathon as good as most anyone his age.
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Cousineau crossed the finish line of the Georgetown to Idaho Springs Half-Marathon on Aug. 9, before crumpling to the ground with legs that no longer worked and a distant gaze.
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September promises to be a memorable month for two deserving Evergreen families, and, over at Blue Spruce Habitat for Humanity, excitement is building.
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While it is in no way big news, I enjoy passing along any player related tidbits this time of year. Pittsburgh Steelers third year running back Jonathan Dwyer told me via Twitter on Thursday that he will be spending the whole month of July training with the great Tom Shaw down in Orlando at the Wide World of Sports complex. So why is this news worthy? Steelers General Manager Kevin Colbert gave a radio interview to SiriusXM NFL Radio while in Indianapolis for the NFL combine this past February and was asked about Dwyer specifically as it relates to his potential. Colbert replied, "You know every Read more [...]
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I have a question about Dyazide, which is a diuretic. I take them as part of my high-blood pressure regimen.
How long is the shelf-life after the expiration date on the package? I was told by someone that it was 2 years. Yet i asked the same question to a pharmacist today and she said probably a week to 10 days after the date on the bottle.
My sister in law is a nurse and she wanted to send me some with the exp date of this month. I'm a little worried about them being expired. Yet at the same time, finances aren't the greatest right now and i could use some freebies. I'd appreciate any and all advice. Thank you. :)
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Well reality is that there is no definitive expiration date on most drugs, after approximately 18 months from the expiration date, they begin to lost potency, but they never really expire, so to speak.
Some rare drugs, such as erythromycin, become toxic after expiration, but that is clearly noted in the patient information. Diuretics don't get dangerous, they just lose potency as I said, so you might have to take two if they are over a year and a half old to get an effective dose.
However, if the ones she is giving you have only expired this month, they are fine for regular usage.
By law, your pharmacist has to tell you that low quote, they aren't supposed to tell you anything else, because the government does not want people to keep old medicines and keep using them. That is why your meds always come with those warnings to dispose of any left-over or expired medications.
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Item 5.03. Amendments to Articles of Incorporation or Bylaws; Change in Fiscal Year.
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The other day I read an article in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) from February 23, 2014 entitled "Undocumented Injustice? Medical Repatriation and the Ends of Health Care".
This article made me think of OSF in Peoria and I will explain why.
Medical repatriation is defined as "the transfer of undocumented patients in need of chronic care to their country of origin."
The NEJM article begins with a story:
"Quelino Jimenez came to the United States at 18 years of age, seeking work to provide financial support to his family of 11 in Mexico. Jimenez found a construction job in Chicago, where he worked without a legal work or residence permit for more than a year until he sustained injuries after a 20-ft fall on the job, which resulted in quadriplegia. He was admitted to a Chicago hospital, where he remained for months. No long-term care facility was willing to accept Jimenez as a patient. One day, he recounted, "They told me, `Today you are going to your home.' . . . I wanted to say something, but I couldn't talk. I wanted to ask why.
Jimenez was subsequently discharged, by means of air ambulance, to a hospital in Oaxaca, Mexico. In the Oaxaca hospital, Jimenez had bedsores, two cardiac arrests, pneumonia, and sepsis. "I didn't want to come back [to Mexico]," he told family and reporters, "because here there's no medicine. . . . I need therapy, I need a lot of things they don't have." On January 3, 2012, Jimenez died at 21 years of age."
Unfortunately there are many stories out there similar to Mr. Jimenez. Medical repatriation is not a new concept. In 2008 Deborah Sontag of the New York Times wrote these two eye-opening articles here and here.
The NEJM article describes the dilemma and ethics of what to do about undocumented people in the United States who are injured or who become ill, survive their initial problem with acute hospitalization, and then need chronic care in a long-term care facility. Chronic care facilities don't want these patients because they do not think they will be reimbursed and hospitals don't want them any longer because they have given them the acute care that they needed. So some hospitals around the United States are sending these unfortunate patients back to their home country. The patients are frequently pressured to return against their will and against their family's will. Most undocumented immigrants who have been hospitalized here do not have advocates fighting for them as they are being loaded on the plane.
US hospitals are legally mandated to take care of all patients who need emergency care regardless of citizenship status. Medicare reimburses the hospital for some of the charges. However, federal and state aid does not cover long-term care for illegal immigrants. So nursing homes don't want these long-term patients and the hospital wants to get rid of them. So the hospital hires a charter plane to fly them home. And some are in a coma when they leave and awaken in their country of origin or in their village.
NEJM notes that there is "tension between medical repatriation and the ethical duties of health care providers." In other words the hospital administration wants to get rid of the undocumented patient, the long-term facility refuses to accept the patient, the patient and his family want the best medical care (which is not usually found in Port-au-Prince or Guatemala City), and the patient's doctor is caught in between everyone.
The transfer of stabilized, undocumented civilians is unregulated. And often times patients have not given their consent. The mechanism is not transparent and is being done by the hospitals and the hospital administrators. There is not sufficient documentation as to how many patients have been sent home but observational data in the last few years indicate that there have been at least 800 cases of attempted or successful involuntary medical repatriation of undocumented immigrants in the US alone.
The American Hospital Association does not have a policy governing immigrant removals.
And when these unfortunate people arrive at home they are frequently given substandard care at the accepting hospital. Many patients are then transferred to the care of their families in their villages.
So how does medical repatriation have anything to do with Haitian Hearts and OSF in Peoria? My patients were "documented", OSF was being reimbursed over 1.1 million dollars for their care, and my Haitian patients were not needing long-term placement like the patients described in the NEJM article.
However, I clearly remember the morning over a decade ago at Children's Hospital of Illinois when we had a cardiac cath conference. This weekly conference was attended by the pediatric cardiologists and surgeons involved in the care of heart patients at Children's Hospital of Illinois (CHOI).
One of the cases that was reviewed that day was Jackson Jean-Baptiste. Jackson had been operated at OSF for rheumatic heart disease and his post-operative echo was reviewed. One of the cardiologists (who I thought feared being Jackson's doctor) declared Jackson a success with the implication that his surgical needs were accomplished and that he could go back to Haiti. However after conference I got on an elevator with another physician. And after the door closed he said to me, "I don't know what "Dr. X" was smoking. Jackson's valve still needs more work." Jackson's echo was NOT ok. And later that same day another pediatric cardiologist took me aside in Pediatric CVICU, we sat down, and he said Jackson definitely needed more surgery. So I of course drug my feet about taking him back to Haiti and Jackson had successful repeat heart surgery at OSF. (Years later, after he returned to Haiti, Jackson would require more heart surgery. However, OSF would not allow him to return. Jackson died in 2006.)
The NEJM article did not talk about DELAYING care of UNDOCUMENTED immigrants either. However, I felt that care of my DOCUMENTED Haitian kids was being slowed by OSF-CHOI. The nurses in the pediatric cardiology clinic at CHOI told me how the Executive Director of CHOI told them to NOT to schedule a cardiac catheterization for one of my young patients. See this post. So I reported the Director to the Pediatric Resource Center at Children's for neglect. That very afternoon, after the intervention of one of the pediatric cardiologists, the Haitian child was put back on the cath conference schedule immediately and eventually underwent successful heart surgery.
These were dangerous days for my Haitian Hearts patients. And I felt an enormous amount of tension. I was caught between OSF Administration, the child's biologic family in Haiti, the host family here in Central Illinois, and the Haitian child with heart disease. It was a very bad space to be in. I couldn't believe that this could be happening at our Catholic hospital in Peoria but it was.
OSF-CHOI was able to construct a brand new $250 million dollar Children's Hospital in the mid-2000′s, so somehow Haitian children did not break them. However, the ramifications of some of CHOI's treatment of Haitian children has not been lost on the public. We DO know that OSF does NOT care for everyone the same way.
Doctors and nurses who work for big academic medical centers like UICOMP-OSF in Peoria have to be very careful when doing international work abroad and asking their medical center to take care of a "medical problem" they find in the developing world. They may find out that the academic medical center back home supports them working in Haiti or somewhere, but doesn't really want the cute little Haitian at their medical center. The physician and nurses paychecks are signed by the medical center, so they have to be very careful and use much discretion.
Health care should be viewed as a right and not a service commodity. There should be required reporting of repatriation (deportation) of any patient back to their country of origin. Pressure should not be put on the patient, family, or physician to push the patient onto the plane.
The American Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs issued a strongly worded directive to doctors in 2009 urging them to not allow hospital administrators to use their significant power and the current lack of regulations to send patients to other countries especially against their will. The dignity of the person has to be more important than the bottom line.
International patients, be they documented or undocumented, have a soul and are members of the human community. They deserve humane care.
John A. Carroll, M.D. is a physician working in Port-au-Prince.


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I always thought, how lucky we are to have eyes to see, but if we didn't would color matter?
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I always thought, how lucky we are to have eyes to see, but if we didn't would color matter?
I appreciate where you are coming from, but if we didn't have eyes, as human beings we would look to distinguish each other from one another by some other means – it's part of the human experience.
However, "not seeing color" or being "colorblind" is not progressive, it's compartmentalizing and a denial of someone's cultural experience.
I love this, because some people just judge by how someone looks but if you could not see then what
i like this, because when someone meets someone from a different race that person usually judges that person on his/her skin and race.
I think this is very worth while to think about. If this were to ever be true, it would result in everyone actually liking a person for exactly who they are. I think this would help us be true to our self, even without knowing what color your skin is.
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Since the "Tal Law" expired in August, the cabinet has been scrambling to reach a palatable compromise on how haredi men can provide service to the state. A step in the right direction was made on Sunday when the government approved a proposal to allow 1,300 ultra- Orthodox yeshiva students to enlist in civilian programs.Under the Tal Law, which was first approved in 2002 and was renewed in 2007, full-time yeshiva students could decide at age 22 whether to participate in a state-run civilian service program alongside a paying job, or a 16- month military stint and subsequent service in the IDF reserves.In practice, the law made it possible for haredim to indefinitely postpone service in favor of continuing their religious studies. The upside was that each year, some yeshiva students would elect to sign up for the civilian service program, which included working in hospitals, with youth at risk and in other social welfare positions.The law's expiration has meant they can no longer join these programs, as there has been a recruitment freeze, or legally defer their military service. Haredi men have instead been in limbo, and the programs have seen the number of their participants fall from 2,026 civilian personnel before the law expired to 1,450 today.The government's decision on Sunday to allow yeshiva students to once again enlist in the programs is a double-edged sword. It means the majority can continue avoiding military service, but it also means a successful program will be bolstered, and the haredi leadership and "equality in service" voices can be appeased by this temporary compromise.Not so. Immediately after Sunday's decision, Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid filed a petition with the High Court of Justice to block the decision. Standing outside the courthouse, Lapid accused Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu of showing contempt for the High Court, which struck down the Tal Law in February, arguing that it violated the principal of equality. Lapid also charged that Sunday's decision allows the haredi parties to disregard the rule of law and seize this moment before the national election to extend their constituents' draft evasion."It cannot be that the State of Israel distinguishes between blood [of haredim] and blood [of others]," he said.Perhaps haredi parties were in a hurry to pass a replacement law because there is a chance that they will not be a part of the next government. Coalition chairman Ze'ev Elkin hinted last week that a coalition without United Torah Judaism and Shas was a possible scenario.Netanyahu's decision to allow 1,300 ultra-Orthodox men to enlist in civilian programs might very well have been a political maneuver designed to placate all sides before the election.Yet, it still managed to anger some haredi leaders.Rabbi Aharon Leib Shteinman, the most senior rabbi in the haredi world, was quoted in an article in Yated Ne'eman as warning his adherents against "this severe and dangerous phenomenon, whose only purpose is to undermine the foundations of our existence and is against the very essence and purpose of a yeshiva student which is to dedicate his life to Torah study."While Lapid and his petitioners are correct in principle, the government's decision to bolster the civilian service program is a positive move.According to the director of the program, Sar-Shalom Gerbi, 85 percent of its graduates have integrated into the work force – a figure that would probably shock secular society, which largely views haredim as freeloaders.In addition, a civilian service program would assuredly be part of any future legal framework, so strengthening it now is forward-thinking on the government's part.But Sunday's decision is not sufficient. After the January 22 election, the next government must make it a priority to create a new legal framework for haredi enlistment that will broaden their participation both in the IDF and in civilian service. It must not put this issue on the backburner; military exemptions for some undermine Israeli democracy and are wholly unjust. It is historically unprecedented for so many yeshiva students to study full-time and receive state approval to avoid their obligations as citizens.In the same breath, Yesh Atid and other petitioners must not dismiss Shteinman's fears regarding his community's preservation, however exaggerated they are. What is needed is a more comprehensive approach that will be balance the unique needs of the haredi community with the state's requirement of shared service for all.
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