Tuesday, June 17, 2008
This week in the creation of private law…
Non-sports post. Enter at your peril, avoid at your pleasure…
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Americans have a few anthems: the Star Spangled one, God Bless one, and Pledge Allegiance one. I suppose even the This Land one (though Canada among other countries have their own version with the text changed, but it’s not as popular as in America).
Canada has two big anthems: Oh Canada..... and The Hockey Night In Canada theme song. CBC, which held the licencing rights for the last 40 years let it lapse, and TSN (the Canadian version of ESPN, and owned by CBC competitior CTV) bought perpetual use rights for likely between 2.5 and 3 million$. (CBC went as high as 1 million$)
I’m trying to think of a song or melody that is as iconic as this theme is, in America. Maybe the Wide World of Sports, at one point? But, even that one pales in comparison. Maybe you have to go to the movies, like Godfather or Star Wars?
Non-sports post. Enter at your peril, avoid at your pleasure.
Non-baseball post.
- “We don’t have room for all that on the sign”
- “Hmmm.. how many letters do we need to cut?”
- “5 characters”
- “Ok, let’s take out HARD and the space”
- “Won’t that confuse people who think that it’s only lemonade?”
- “Everyone knows Mike!”
- “Really? How long they been in business”
- “Since forever… 1999”
Wow. And check out a very blown up label, and how small the “5% alc” print is.
Non-sports post. Skip the “party” if it’s not for you.
Non-sports post. Enter at your peril. Avoid at your pleasure.
Non-sports post. Enter at your peril, avoid at your pleasure.
(This standard tag line would be totally inappropriate if you read the articles.)
Non-sports post. Enter at your peril, avoid at your pleasure.
Non-sports post. Enter at your peril, avoid at your pleasure.
In the last 4 years, there have been 18 deaths in Canada after being tasered. Here’s the latest one (click on the Videos tab), as well as the
police report v video evidence.
Very interesting, notably the outright dismissal of Jeff Luhnow as a candidate.
... in the most advanced society in the world. Or so that society tells us.
This is what happened, including police video. And this is where she stands today. Maybe Seinfeld was right, that depraved indifference is better than being a good samaritan.
From the boy who heard ‘round the world:
http://iphonejtag.blogspot.com/2007_08_01_archive.html
Step 1 through 10 are in the sidebar
... this time, it’s Larry Craig:
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2007/0828071craig1.html
http://www.idahostatesman.com/localnews/story/143801.html
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Two out of three ain’t bad. I mostly love Michael Moore. I mostly respect Larry King’s professionalism. CNN.... well, I used to like them. Other than Anderson Cooper and Larry King, I tune them out. But, last night....
The latest lawsuit, as the American legal system tests the statutes, with one family hanging in the balance.
“It can no longer be successfully argued that a blind person has ‘meaningful access’ to currency if she cannot accurately identify paper money without assistance,” Robertson wrote in a 26-page order.
“Of the more than 180 countries that issue paper currency, only the United States prints bills that are identical in size and color in all their denominations,” he wrote.
If a significant portion of the population were blind, you’re darn tootin’ that the currency would look different.
And, I’d bet that if men could conceive, abortion would have been legalized before the invention of the wheel.
Oops, I mean 665,000 Iraqis have died in a war, almost all civilians. After the first five thousand, we forget to count. Let’s just add them to the millions of forgotten civilians in WWII from Poland, China and Russia.
France trying to create a law to ensure the history of other nations, while conveniently forgetting their own.
This is what is being reported:
A law enforcement official in Washington says New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle was on the plane that crashed into a 50-story condominium tower on Manhattan’s Upper East Side.
The crash killed at least four people, and sent flaming debris raining down onto sidewalks.
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