EU Jacksonville (Additions to Additions), a commentary upon the Tosefta, and responsa. At the request of the Dutch scholar and bibliophile Levinus Warner, whom he knew personally and for whom he copied many Karaite Jewish manuscripts, he composed a work on the genealogy of the patriarch Abraham, which is still preserved in the Warner collection at Leiden. From a Hebrew letter of Yachini to Warner it is learned that the former was in favor with the Dutch minister at the Turkish court, and it must be stated to the credit of Yachini that he used his influence in behalf of strangers. Among 	Abraham Yachini
20135236	the Krymchaks (Crimean Jews), Yachini is still a name to conjure with. At their prayers in memory of Israel's great dead, his name is mentioned with special solemnity. Abraham Yachini Abraham Yachini (Heb: אברהם יכיני ; also transliterated as Abraham Yakhini, or Abraham ha-Yakini; 1611-1682) was one of the chief agitators in the Sabbatean movement, the son of Pethahiah of Constantinople. Life. He studied under Joseph Trani of Constantinople (died 1644), and under Mordecai, a German kabbalist. From the latter he probably derived the touch of mysticism which, combined with cunning and great intelligence, made him the most 	Abraham Yachini
20135237	EU Jacksonville EU Jacksonville EU Jacksonville is a monthly entertainment magazine published in Jacksonville, Florida. It contains feature reporting and entertainment and cultural guides for Jacksonville and the Northeast Florida region. It was recently acquired by Boldland Press, Inc. Attorney John Michael Phillips has been linked to the ownership group. History. The publication was founded as the Southeast Entertainer" in 1976 by Jacksonville businessman and musician Tony Trotti. Originally an occasional publication, Trotti made it a weekly in the 1980s and changed the name to "First Coast Entertainer", leaving his job as vice president of George Washington Life Insurance to work on  the paper. In addition to covering Jacksonville's entertainment scene, the paper had a promotion arrangement with film companies to give out free movie tickets to readers. Trotti died in 2003, and the "Entertainer" briefly stopped publication. Associate publisher Will Henley started a similar weekly called "Entertaining U" or "EU Jacksonville", and then bought and absorbed the "Entertainer", retaining most of its staff. "EU" underwent several format shifts and redesigns during the 2000s. In March 2008 it shifted to its present monthly tabloid format with expanded web offerings. The paper includes feature stories as well as reviews of films, music , entertainment and nightlife in the region. EU Jacksonville EU Jacksonville is a monthly entertainment magazine published in Jacksonville, Florida. It contains feature reporting and entertainment and cultural guides for Jacksonville and the Northeast Florida region. It was recently acquired by Boldland Press, Inc. Attorney John Michael Phillips has been linked to the ownership group. History. The publication was founded as the "Southeast Entertainer" in 1976 by Jacksonville businessman and musician Tony Trotti. Originally an occasional publication, Trotti made it a weekly in the 1980s and changed the name to "First Coast Entertainer", leaving his job as vice president of George