Archive for September, 2006
Saturday, September 30th, 2006 by Insider
This makes so much sense.
“We pick up stray animals and spay them,” Larry Shirley said in a story published Saturday by The Post and Courier of Charleston. “These mothers need to be spayed if they can’t take care of theirs. Once they have a child and it’s running the street, to let them continue to […]
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Saturday, September 30th, 2006 by Insider
Father/Son Bonding Experience
Dania Beach, Florida - Since June, undercover Broward County deputies have been running an undercover drug operation, buying drugs from street level dealers.
Cameras were rolling on August 2 when a man with a baby sold an undercover deputy two rocks of crack cocaine.
The investigation is over and deputies have arrested all […]
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Saturday, September 30th, 2006 by Insider
Millionaire Bruce McMahan is one sick man. He “loved” Linda Marie so much, when he was 65, he married the 30 year old–ceremony and all. The problem, she is his biological daughter.
Oh yeah, problem #2 (and small in comparison), she was already married to another man. It appears that if you are committing incest […]
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Friday, September 29th, 2006 by Insider
Small world, huh? Actually it reads like an urban legend. Could a child molester/killer actually get put in the same jail as a relative of the 10-year old girl (”Katie”) he molested/killed? Yes. Even better, this relative evidently gets the molester permanently marked with the words “Katie’s Revenge” scrawled with a jailhouse tattoo across his […]
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Friday, September 29th, 2006 by Insider
Sorry, I’m just not into this.
From Slate:
Several U.S. fertility clinics admit they’ve helped couples deliberately select defective embryos. According to a new survey report, “Some prospective parents have sought [preimplantation genetic diagnosis] to select an embryo for the presence of a particular disease or disability, such as deafness, in order that the child would […]
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Friday, September 29th, 2006 by Insider
Hagar’s girlfriend?
Watch out.
tags: maneater
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Friday, September 29th, 2006 by Insider
From the LA Times:
A burglar who broke into a house in the Dutch town of Tiel couldn’t resist playing the piano after ransacking the living room, police said.
The music woke the owner of the house, who called police, who arrested a 20-year-old suspect.
“The owner didn’t register whether the playing was any good or not. He […]
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Thursday, September 28th, 2006 by Insider
William Muckow
In one of the most convoluted schemes ever to grope women, William Warren Mucklow, 40, would pose as a mentally retarded person who needed soiled diapers changed so that he could fondle his home care nurses.
Mucklow, posing as his mother, responded to ads for home health care workers and hired at least two […]
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Thursday, September 28th, 2006 by A Senior Administration Official
The minor skirmish over the Los Angeles Times’ characterization of “Path to 9/11″ screenwriter Cyrus Nowrasteh took an amusing turn today when the LAT defended itself in the Wall Street Journal’s letters page.
On September 18, Nowrasteh wrote in the WSJ that
The L.A. Times, for one, characterized me by race, religion, ethnicity, country-of-origin and political leanings […]
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Wednesday, September 27th, 2006 by Insider
If you are already growing weary of this, then you might enjoy Google’s new game called the Google Image Labeler that makes their Google Images search results more relevant. It’s fun, addictive and in just a few minutes you’ll have made the world just a little bit better place.
tags: google google images
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Wednesday, September 27th, 2006 by Chad
Our favorite PhD and Decision and Risk Management Specialist has not been seen at her blog since Sept. 2nd. This was approximately a week after she was charged with Telephonic Harrassment. Is she in the slammer?
I am not a fan of Deb Frisch on a personal level, but I have to admit I […]
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Wednesday, September 27th, 2006 by A Senior Administration Official
“Bush Goes Public With Terror Study” headlines the Los Angeles Times this morning.
Times staffer Greg Miller spends a considerable portion of his 1,457 word piece quoting from the newly declassified portions of a National Intelligence Estimate.
But does the Times provide a way for readers to see that document for itself? After all, it’s 1,203 […]
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Tuesday, September 26th, 2006 by Insider
Holly Ashcraft, the 22 year old suspended USC student who was arrested last October after her new born baby was found in a trash bin outside her apartment near campus will finally stand trial on suspicion of murder and child endangerment.
Readers of Independent Sources are only too familiar with the child-killing Ashcraft:
Holly Ashcraft’s Shame: Suspected […]
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Tuesday, September 26th, 2006 by A Senior Administration Official
That’s the takeaway from a Los Angeles Times article, “Study Says Individual Insurance Too Costly,” that alerts us to this alarming fact:
Individual insurance also is less affordable than employer-sponsored coverage, the study found. Two out of five people with individual coverage spent 5% or more of their income on premiums, compared with one out of […]
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Monday, September 25th, 2006 by Insider
Close call?
A water main blew the other day and was big news in our neighborhood though terrorism was ultimately ruled out as there have been no young Arabic looking men sighted in the area since…well, ever.
We all drove our cars through it and got a free car wash compliments of DWP.
That said, our neighborhood watch […]
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