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Crossing borders for surrogacy: the problems for families and policymakers
From the perspective of the immigration authorities and family courts in the home countries, this creates a real headache. If a country has made a policy decision against surrogacy (or against commercial surrogacy), granting exceptions and solutions to
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:59A

Xsigo Helps International Law Firm in Virtualised Data Centre Build-Out
Stephenson Harwood purchased two Xsigo VP560 I/O Directors to ensure maximum I/O between virtual servers and SAN storage by offloading the majority of server-to-server traffic from the Ethernet core, and to significantly simplify and de-risk a
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:59A

Strasbourg Court Rules Khodorkovsky Trial Not Political
"His apprehension had been unlawful as it had been made with a purpose different from the one expressed," said the ruling, released on the court's web site. Supporters of Khodorkovsky, whose prison term was extended until 2016 after a second trial in
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:58A

Rutherford County Settlement Allows Annexation
The decision is part of a recently settled lawsuit over annexation. According to our partners at the Daily News Journal, the annexation started at the request of land owners Jeff and Jodi Bell when they sought to rezone 15.2 acres on the south side of
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:57A

Gun-control group calls Kansas laws 'craziest' in US
Those "No Gun signs" are about as stupid as taking a drivers license away from someone who gets DUI's. The drunks are still going to driver whether they have a license or not. The people who want to do bad with guns aren't going to care if you have a
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:57A

"Crazy" Gun Laws
Those "No Gun signs" are about as stupid as taking a drivers license away from someone who gets DUI's. The drunks are still going to driver whether they have a license or not. The people who want to do bad with guns aren't going to care if you have a
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:57A

Human rights groups petition court to curb IDF use of white phosphorus
Human rights and left-wing activists have petitioned the High Court of Justice with a request to prohibit the IDF from using ammunition that contains white phosphorus in residential areas. "Just like the use of poisonous pesticides is limited to open
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:57A

Angry Birds Magic: Unlock & Share New Levels With NFC
With all of the hype surrounding NFC this week, we have attempted to keep you informed on stories like the Android release and the lawsuit filed by PayPal claiming that Google stole their idea. We now have some more cheerful news as NFC is being used
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:57A

Love loses new lawsuit
Courtney Love has been ordered to pay out over $35000 in unpaid wages to her former maids. The Hole frontwoman was taken to court by two former staff members – named Miriam and Myriam – who alleged she never paid them for working in her home several
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:56A

Turkmenistan's president urges policemen to exemplify generosity
“Everyone who serves in the bodies of internal affairs should be a model of high honor, generosity, patriotism and justice in today's neutral Turkmenistan, which is confidently achieving the new heights of development,” says the statement of President
Updated: 05/31/2011 07:55A

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