Who Should Decide

Draws on the Jewish tradition to advise adolescents on making ethical decisions about death, family, sex, and other areas of life.

In the unpopular tone of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, a Jewish Israeli boldly expresses his viewpoint on the future of his people. Mordehay Darwish's Israel Must Decide is a clear statement of the historical problems that have plagued the country and the author's controversial jab at a solution. Mordehay Darwish believes that Israel's lack of identity could eventually lead to its destruction at the hands of terrorist organizations. In prose written without regard for political correctness and motivated strongly by Darwish's convictions, new solutions are put forth. Israel needs to decide once and for all whether it is a country of Judaism or one that is nationally based, such as the United States. Coming together under the umbrella of Judaism, he argues, is the way to go. The ideas come straight from Darwish's unfailing desire to make a difference. His words tug at people's hearts. At a time of tension in the Middle East, a strong point of view is perhaps necessary, even if it's labeled as crass. Darwish, born in Israel and extensively schooled in Middle Eastern politics and religion, crosses the lines of politeness and says what he really thinks, making Israel Must Decide a powerful, refreshing read.

The book touches on nearly every facet of international relations today, including terrorism, global warming, child labor, and AIDS.

· In 2016, TRUMP flipped 206 Counties that OBAMA won twice. · In 2018, Democrats flipped 31 House seats in Trump won districts. · In 2020, the upcoming election will shape the country for decades. Who will win…? Applying a comprehensive Data Analytics approach to the most impactful election in generations, there are just 100 counties – from our nation’s 3,142 counties – that will decide the election and define the world. That’s right. Define the world. If Trump wins: More conservative federal judges, more impactful trade deals, more immigration issues addressed, more America-first policies, less regulation, etc. If DEM wins: More liberal judges, more climate change policies, more healthcare issues addressed, more on gun policy, less on immigration, etc. DON’T READ THIS BOOK IF YOU KNEW... · In Minnesota: you could vote on Election Day without any documentation. Nothing. No ID. No Social Security Number. No Utility Bill. No Rent Contract. No Credit Card Statement. Just have a registered voter vouch that you are a resident. That’s it! · In Detroit: there were more votes counted than voters in 2016. 37% of Motown’s 662 precincts were affected. · In Ohio: a voter is removed from voter registration rolls for not voting in the past 4 years. · In America: 2.4 million provisional ballots were not valid according to the federal government. PUNDITS DO PRESS. I DO DATA ANALYTICS. Nowadays, everything is about math. Everything – baseball, football, investment, stocks, etc. – is all about applying Data Analytics. As a Group Account Director from the world’s largest marketing firm [Ogilvy & Mather], I ran IBM’s Direct Marketing programs in 12 countries by implementing Data Analytics before anyone knew the term in 1996. Having been a Sales & Marketing Director for Fortune 500 firms in the U.S. and Asia, I’ve decided to grasp this decade-defining election by applying the analytics I’ve implemented for 20 years in business to politics. After formally qualifying for the Michigan House of Representatives ballot as the only Independent from Macomb County – what Wikipedia calls “Home of the Reagan Democrats – the unbiased methods I incorporate are: intriguing, interesting and impactful. I was a DEM. I was a REP. Since 2010, I’ve been a strict INDEPENDENT. Having served on the Board of Directors for Macomb County Habitat for Humanity to ALS to the Downtown Development Board of a 100,000 person municipality, this book comes from the voters I speak with every day. But this is not some monologue book of my comments. In fact, I probably wrote less than 1,000 words. This book is full of independent charts and research from sources, such as: - The Federal Reserve - The Bureau of Labor Statistics - Pew Research and Gallup - Universities [i.e. Stanford, Princeton, Virginia, etc.] If you don’t find facts that you never knew or dispute them, my contact information is in the back. God Bless America, Daniel David Elles

The appropriate amount of punishment for a given crime is an issue that has been debated by scholars, philosophers and legal professionals since the beginning of civilizations. This book seeks to address this issue in all of its complexity by providing a comprehensive overview of the sentencing process in the United States. The book begins by discussing the overall concept of punishment and then proceeds to dissect individual aspects of punishment. Topics include: the sentencing process; responsibility of the judge; disparity and discrimination in sentencing; and sentencing reform. This book is an ideal text for introductory courses on the judicial system, criminal law, law and society. It can be an essential resource to help students understand patterns in the wide discretion and latitude given to judges when determining punishments within the framework of the United States judicial system.

There is no shortage of books on decision-making books that tell you how irrational you are, how being rational is holding you back or how competing brain systems cause chaos with your ability to choose wisely. All of these make it difficult to decide how to decide. DECIDE cuts through the clutter. Part science and part practice, DECIDE follows Tremaine’s decade long quest to answer the question: what is a good decision and how do I make one? The answer is illustrated with examples from her pioneering work in building decision-making systems for teams up to large multinational organisations. Tremaine’s straight talk and use of the latest (and most reliable) research lead you on a path of discovery as you unpack your own decision-making process, plug the holes in it and learn new skills to ensure that you make the best possible decisions. DECIDE is an indispensable guide for individuals, teams and leaders.

Make better decisions – every day, everywhere! Decide and Conquer, Second Edition