SB Sues Top Beer Maker

http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/weird/Judge-Orders-Florida-Man-To-Take-His-Wife-on-a-Date-138920574.html

Did you mean to write the following?
Prop 8: Same-Sex Marriage BAN Ruled Unconstitutional

I received an email notofication of a post titled
“Komen Founder Nancy Brinker Reportedly Paid Over $5 Million A Year As Charity Head”. However when I follow the link whose url is below I get a 404 not found error.

http://jonathanturley.org/2012/02/06/komen-founder-nancy-brinker-reportedly-paid-over-5-million-a-year-as-charity-head/

Regards, Carl Moulton.

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However, this effort however has raised a few eyebrows because the American Beverage Institute is opposing a drunk driving measure…

Correction:
However, this effort has raised a few eyebrows because the American Beverage Institute is opposing a drunk driving measure in the House Transportation bill — a measure calling for states to REQUIRE in-car Breathalyzers for people convicted of drunk driving.

OR

This effort, however, has raised a few eyebrows because the American Beverage Institute is opposing a drunk driving measure in the House Transportation bill — a measure calling for states to REQUIRE in-car Breathalyzers for people convicted of drunk driving.

From The Daily Beast article:

Correction: A previous version of this article inaccurately reported Nancy Brinker’s salary. As CEO of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Brinker makes about $417,000 per year.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/02/05/komen-for-the-cure-how-the-group-s-founder-courted-controversy.html

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“Go back and read what the sirens did once you arrived on that island. hey devour you.

Correction: “Go back and read what the sirens did once you arrived on that island. THEY devour you.

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Of course, the inmates would clearly face correctional charges and lose of privileges.

Correction: Of course, the inmates would clearly face correctional charges and LOSS of privileges.

http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/01/31/10282876-mcdonalds-drops-use-of-gooey-ammonia-based-pink-slime-in-hamburger-meat

Video interview

” I would not look to the U.S. Constitution if I were drafting a Constitution in 2012″

http://www.memritv.org/clip/en/3295.htm

The use of the chainsaw, of course, adds a SB:

/Incomplete sentence.

Correction: The Stomp Speech and the Flip Flopper: Gingrich’s Staff Accused Of Assaulting Paul SUPPORTER

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Next Gingrich has made it known that he will not tolerate flip floppers like Mitt Romney.

Correction: NEWT Gingrich has made it known that he will not tolerate flip floppers like Mitt Romney.

Correction: FBI Uses Chainsaw To Bust Into Home, Forces Woman To LIE In Dog’s Pee, Prevents Her From Comforting Crying Toddler . . . And Then Announces They Have The Wrong Apartment

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She laid in the dog’s urine for over thirty minutes before the agents realized that they were looking for apartment 2f. She lives in apartment 2R.

Correction: She LAY in the dog’s urine for over thirty minutes before the agents realized that they were looking for apartment 2f. She lives in apartment 2R.

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It is not clear if this was a “no knock” warrant — a practice that has been repeatedly criticized as judge allow police to burst into homes based on their statement that the subjects could be dangerous.

Correction: It is not clear if this was a “no knock” warrant — a practice that has been repeatedly criticized as JUDGES allow police to burst into homes based on their statement that the subjects could be dangerous.

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Even with “knock and announce” searches, police often knock just second before the door comes off the hinges.

Correction: Even with “knock and announce” searches, police often knock just A SECOND/SECONDS before the door comes off the hinges.

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The use of the chainsaw, of course, adds a

You didn’t complete the final sentence.

http://www.democracynow.org/blog/2012/1/31/watch_democracy_now_intv_with_spanish_judge_baltasar_garzn_who_pro

[...]Corrections « JONATHAN TURLEY[...]…

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She has returning to that ignoble theme in an interview with CNN, saying that Gingrich will not be elected because “There is something I know.”

Correction: She IS returning to that ignoble theme in an interview with CNN, saying that Gingrich will not be elected because “There is something I know.”

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If you want to attack, Gingrich then do it.

Correction: If you want to attack Gingrich, then do it.

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Regardless of the political wisdom, it is wrong to constant claim to have dirt on a politicians . . . while promising to reveal it later.

Correction: Regardless of the political wisdom, it is wrong to CONSTANTLY claim to have dirt on a POLITICIAN . . . while promising to reveal it later.

I’m already working that story for next weekend.

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/01/judge-orders-laptop-decryption/

A judge on Monday ordered a Colorado woman to decrypt her laptop computer so prosecutors can use the files against her in a criminal case.

The defendant, accused of bank fraud, had unsuccessfully argued that being forced to do so violates the Fifth Amendment’s protection against compelled self-incrimination.

“I conclude that the Fifth Amendment is not implicated by requiring production of the unencrypted contents of the Toshiba Satellite M305 laptop computer,” Colorado U.S. District Judge Robert Blackburn ruled Monday. (.pdf)…

The judge ordered Fricosu to surrender an unencrypted hard drive by Feb. 21. The judge added that the government is precluded “from using Ms. Fricosu’s act of production of the unencrypted hard drive against her in any prosecution.”

(Reuters) – “A cat belonging to an Arkansas Democratic campaign manager was found dead on Sunday night with the word “Liberal” spray-painted across its side, the campaign manager said.”

The TSA says Sen. Rand Paul “was not detained at any point” but “triggered an alarm during routine airport screening and refused to complete the screening process in order to resolve the issue.”

TSA spokesman Michael McCarthy told The Daily Caller that “when an irregularity is found during the TSA screening process, it must be resolved prior to allowing a passenger to proceed to the secure area of the airport. Passengers who refuse to complete the screening process cannot be granted access to the secure area in order to ensure the safety of others traveling.”

My son @SenRandPaul being detained by TSA for refusing full body pat-down after anomaly in body scanner in Nashville. More details coming.

Could be interesting. And I didn’t think I could feel pity for TSA.

US deploys 12,000 troops in Libya

Been reported else where but has gained alot of attention when it hit here.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/222317.html

Lots of info linked here
http://sfbayview.com/2012/cynthia-mckinney-u-s-war-machine-pervades-africa/

Authority For NYPD-CIA Collaboration Questioned
by The Associated Press

January 20, 2012, 01:05 pm ET

WASHINGTON (AP) — The CIA’s top lawyer never approved sending a veteran agency officer to New York, where he helped set up police spying programs, The Associated Press has learned. Such approval would have been required under the presidential order that Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said authorized the unusual assignment.

By NICK FOLEY
Capital News Service

WASHINGTON – Devoted users of Wikipedia, Reddit, WordPress and Minecraft could be in for a surprise Wednesday as they log on to their trusted favorites: These sites, and as many as 5,000 others, will shut down for 12 to 24 hours.

Fight For the Future, a nonprofit organization devoted to maintaining freedom of expression on the Internet, organized the strike of, by its count, nearly 5,000 websites in opposition to the Stop Online Piracy Act, according to Fight For the Future founder Tiffiniy Cheng.

Rep. Lamar Smith, D-Texas, introduced the bill in October to keep third-party websites from stealing original content and then reaping the profits. This loss of money costs the economy $100 billion annually, according to a news release on Smith’s website.

The strike is slated to be the largest online strike in digital history, according to Cheng, who said the bill — which also exists in the Senate as “Protect-IP Act” — threatens the existence of the Internet as an open, deregulated network of websites dedicated solely to the people.

“The Internet is and will remain the platform for freedom of speech,” Cheng said. “This is about who controls the Internet, and it shouldn’t be corporate copyright holders.”

The movement began Nov. 16 with “American Censorship Day,” in which websites emblazoned anti-SOPA messages on their main pages, and quickly gained momentum as the bill moved its way through Congress.

Now, as senators ready themselves for the final vote Tuesday, some websites claim the bill’s effects could change the scope of the Internet by forcing sites to adhere to copyright laws they consider unreasonable. Yet according to a statement by Smith, such laws are necessary to punish criminals for their acts.

http://wheaton-md.patch.com/articles/major-internet-sites-to-black-out-in-protest-of-anti-piracy-bill-f1d40df6

WIKI’s tag line

Imagine a World

Without Free Knowledge
For over a decade, we have spent millions of hours building the largest encyclopedia in human history. Right now, the U.S. Congress is considering legislation that could fatally damage the free and open Internet. For 24 hours, to raise awareness, we are blacking out Wikipedia. Learn more.

Contact your representatives.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

“In the absence of action from the police department, a tort lawsuit might allowed for full discovery and accountability in the case.”

SB

“. . . might allow for full discovery . . . “

only that he doe does not intend to use it SB

only that he does not intend to use it

And today, is: Martin Luther King Day. Any topics?

/There appears to be a repeat of some of the text. The first part needs to be removed.

… and the President himself acknowledged he ability to indefinitely detain citizens in his pledge not to use it. SB:

… and the President himself acknowledged the ability to indefinitely detain citizens in his pledge not to use it.

In the “Uncle Shem” story,

Foreign Power magazine should read Foreign Policy magazine

“While some conservatives might view as discrimination lawsuit and emotional distress claims as another sign of our litigious society, . . .”

Maybe change to:

While some conservatives might view discrimination lawsuits and emotional distress claims as another sign of our litigious society, . . .

… “I did it, I did it and I glad I did it.” SB:

… “I did it, I did it and I’m glad I did it.”

It appears that Shackelford someone learned separation of church and state as a public safety issue. SB:

It appears that Shackelford learned separation of church and state as a public safety issue.

The point is that the, regardless of the fire safety aspects, such entanglement with religion violates the first amendment of the Constitution. SB:

The point is that, regardless of the fire safety aspects, such entanglement with religion violates the first amendment of the Constitution.

It is short of like “Rain Man” meets “The Color of Money.” SB:

It is sort of like “Rain Man” meets “The Color of Money.”

… nothing more than other people who by items touched by celebrities. SB:

… nothing more than other people who buy items touched by celebrities.

One of the most famous was Hypatia who a remarkable woman … SB:

One of the most famous was Hypatia who was a remarkable woman …

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In the Actress Sues Amazon For Disclosing Her Real Asian Name and Age post:

Her privacy lawsuit alleges that she was unaware of the extent to which her private information would be farmed by Amazon by obtaining her credit care. SB:

Her privacy lawsuit alleges that she was unaware of the extent to which her private information would be farmed by Amazon by obtaining her credit card.

… so it might be useful for diabetics to claim an interest in child or fires or both. SB:

… so it might be useful for diabetics to claim an interest in children or fires or both.

In Greece, one out of five workers is a state employee, a whooping 25 percent of the working population. SB:

In Greece, one out of five workers is a state employee, a whooping 20 percent of the working population.

Top that Newt and Rick. SB:

Top that Newt.

Perry added that our premature departure is due to his “kowtow[ing] to his liberal, leftist base and move out those men and women.” SB:

Perry added that our premature departure is due to Obama’s “kowtow[ing] to his liberal, leftist base and move out those men and women.”

http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/01/academia_shrugs_obamas_citizenship_and_the_presidency.html

That made such appointments a practice necessity. SB:

That made such appointments a practical necessity.

Moreover, it was not entirely pro forma since three days after into the session, … SB:

Moreover, it was not entirely pro forma since three days into the session, …

Is that the precedent Democrats want to establish. SB:

Is that the precedent Democrats want to establish?

Justin Shane Martin, 24, was shot did and his alleged accomplice will be charged in his death. SB:

Justin Shane Martin, 24, was shot dead and his alleged accomplice will be charged in his death.

What is interesting (and not unheard of) is the charge against Dustin Louis Stewart, 29, with first-degree murder. SB:

What is interesting (and not unheard of) is the charge against Dustin Louis Stewart, 29, first-degree murder.

Indiana Senator Pushes Bill to Fine Singers Who Alter ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ Performers face small fee for changing lyrics of national anthem

Indiana Senator Vaneta Becker is pushing a bill to impose a $25 fine on anyone who deviates from a set of standards in performing “The Star-Spangled Banner” at events sponsored by public schools and universities. According to Becker, the bill is not intended to punish those who may flub a note or two while singing the national anthem. “It’s not like we’re going after anyone’s ability to sing,” Becker said in an interview yesterday. “It’s more that we just want them to respect the words and the tune as it was originally intended and we normally sing it.”

If Becker’s bill had been passed a decade ago, Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler would have been busted for changing the “home of the brave” line to “home of the Indianapolis 500″ while singing the song before that race in 2001. It is unclear whether or not an instrumental take on the song, such as Jimi Hendrix’s version from the Woodstock festival, or an unintentional lyrical flub like Christina Aguilera’s gaffe at last year’s Super Bowl, would violate the proposed standard.

If this bill passes in Indiana, it would not be the first state law strictly governing the performance of the national anthem. Massachusetts has a law imposing up to $100 in fines for playing the song “as dance music, as an exit march or as part of a medley.” Michigan prohibits anyone from performing the song in a public space except in its entirety and “without embellishment.”

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/indiana-senator-pushes-bill-to-fine-singers-who-alter-star-spangled-banner-20120105

It says:
He should no better to cite an academic study to Santorum during an election with experts and intellectuals have been denounced as virtual threats to the nation. Santorum responded

SB:
“He should know better to cite an academic study…

We have tried to create something special at this site for the discussion of legal and policy question in a civil and substantive manner. SB:

We have tried to create something special at this site for the discussion of legal and policy questions in a civil and substantive manner.

… allowing the 10th Amendment to wipe out the first eight amendment that precede it. SB:

… allowing the 10th Amendment to wipe out the first eight amendments that precede it.