Gotta agree with rsty on this one.

Personally, if there's no doubt he did it (wouldn't be the first time someone didn't do what everyone says they did..especially if it's an emotional issue like this) best place for him is gen pop.

If they don't kill him outright he'll be hurting enough for it. Death is too easy.

Hope there is more to the case tho..sounds pretty circumstantial based on the article and would hate to see him get away with it.

#5 | POSTED BY ZACK991

Laws aren't meant to stop crime, best case is they deter it because of the fear of the punishment.

Murder is illegal yet still happens.

Laws do nothing more than allow society to punish certain activities (well, they also increase revenue, but that's off topic :))

I'm with ET_AL, huh?

#7 | POSTED BY ZEROPOINTNRG

NW.

#8 | POSTED BY MSGT

I wouldn't have hired her either (for obvious reasons), but I'd still consider someone depending on the felony and how long ago it was.

#69 Focus if you can. I don't want medical intervention without my permission available for my minor children offered by the government oy anyone else.

#71 | POSTED BY GRACIEAMAZED

No. YOU focus if you can.

"Available" has a different meaning than "offered", and offered has a different meaning than "forced".

"Available" means you actively ask for it (or it's just "there").
Offer means someone comes to you and asks you if you want any.
Forced means you have no choice.

If all you fear is that they're going to go out jumping bones and taking abortion pills w/out telling you, just because they can, then you don't have as healthy a relationship with your children as you think.

SO what if we think, and have always thought, that we are the end-all, be-all of every cultural, religious or moral discussion? What gives YOU the right to FORCE your end-all, be-all of every cultural, religious B.S. morning after pills on me and mine? Do you not see that ironry kettle/pot thingy?
#18 | POSTED BY GRACIEAMAZED

Didn't know they were force feeding the pills to kids. Must have missed that.

Pish-posh. When isn't Issa playing politics?

#3 | POSTED BY ZED

When isnt ANY politician playing politics?

It's a simplistic universal view, but when your livelyhood depends upon winning countless popularity contests there is no choice BUT to play politics.

Loh

"The focus of the internal NSA tool is on counting and categorizing the records of communications, known as metadata, rather than the content of an email or instant message."

While they did add "rather than", content still drives the collection of metadata.

So what they're really saying is "We already have a ton of content, but since it's hard to find what we're looking for when we need it, we're focusing on the ability to do so."

Boy the left hates TX - good, we must be doing things right down here. Stay in the $hitholes of NY, Chicago and LA PLEASE!!!!!

#15 | POSTED BY E_PLURIBUS_UNUM

Take some pictures, cos unfortunately, with all the low income workers coming to the state who knows how long that'll last..;/

Nothing against TX btw, just been through it here in upper DE that it saddens me to think of someone else going through that. Used to be nice around here, now it's urban sprawl, liquor stores, and bad traffic.;/

#3 | POSTED BY ZARATHUSTRA

thats all this site is dude..where have you been?

49

Yup called adblock

#5 | POSTED BY PINCHALOAF

haha i just saw that and came back to reply :P doh .;P

#11 | POSTED BY DIABLO

And if toads had wings they would bump their asses when they jump

Since the law changed, does it have to be passed again? Cos if not, that sets a pretty effed up precedent.

#51 | POSTED BY AFKABL2

Not saying the left wouldn't rejoice at the misfortunes of her continued service, but to insinuate that it would come from anyone's actions but her own is amusing. Have you not watched interviews with her? Really? I mean, it's OK that you dislike Obama, I do to, but that doesn't mean you have to swallow the spunk from the right and act like it's fine wine.

To me, this political crap is the best produced "reality" tv show ever put on the air.

#9 | POSTED BY DALTON

Yah, insurance sucks like that. They usually deny one thing or another, then eventually pay it.

I think it's a numbers game where a certain % don't contest the denial. Used to get that a lot when I worked billing. Between flat out denial and "bundling" services. Used to fight Aetna and US Health Care a lot for those.

The secondary benefit is the increased productivity of the office by not having to deal with billing and insurance claims. In a busy practice that's more than a 1 person job.

Used to be the billing manager for a Dermatology practice and we had 1 billing person for each of the 5 Dr's in the practice @ around 25k per year.

When I left in like '95 they were toying around with the idea to dump all the insurance and go cash only. Wonder if they ever got around to doing that.

#45 | POSTED BY KUDZU

Yah, i remeber that. Was called "Mr. Show" on HBO I think.

#47 | POSTED BY AFKABL2

That guys name is Dave Atell

They used to do this on the Del Memorial bridge for free back in the day (mid 1970's).

My mom had to use it a few times cos she was afraid of heights. She eventually got over it and was able to drive herself by keeping to the middle lane.

#17 | POSTED BY KANREI

Give it a couple more years.....

I have a draw bridge I get stuck on routinely during the morning rush.

I think of things like this when sitting next to loaded dump trucks and big rigs hauling loads while sitting there and feeling the whole thing bounce and vibrate.

Bout the only comforting thing is that they just did a bunch of structural repairs on it last year.

Hmm someone plonked me...oh woe is me

#13 | POSTED BY ICHIRO

Easy enough to say something is "stoopid", can you expand on the reason you feel that way?

He couldn't say "yes Qadaffi is a horrible person but, we are going to help the fine citizens of Benghazi b/c they sent more fighters to Iraq to kill Americans than any other city in the entire world". How does that sound?

#83 | POSTED BY DALTON

I've seen you say that many many many times.

In 2007, The West Point Terrorism Report concluded that the second largest number of foreign fighters in Iraq, traveling through Syria, came from Libya, second only to Saudi Arabia. Of those, the report concluded that the majority came from the Northeast, particularly the coastal towns of Darna and Benghazi where the rebel groups have been strongest in the current fight.