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An Illinois judge Thursday ordered Jussie Smollett's criminal case file be unsealed. Smollett was accused of filing a false police report claiming he was the victim of a hate crime attack carried out by two men on a city street in January, but less than three weeks after being indicted on 16 felony...

Did anyone watch the doc on Nasser? Michigan State comes out looking horrible. SEC has to be getting jealous of all the hot action in the Big 10. Like most of the major conferences, the Big 10 is pretty top heavy (the top 25% or so of teams tend to dominate across the major sports)-- now three of t...

THE Ohio State University decided to join the party. An attorney preparing a lawsuit against Ohio State University on behalf of more than 50 former athletes who allege they were sexually abused by a team physician told The Associated Press on Saturday that most of his clients were football players f...

BASELINE CARDIO - 7 days a week. I do 3-5 miles of slower rucking with the dog, think 17 minute per mile pace. I'm trying to get that lower, but not having that much luck. Use a 20 and a 30 lb pack. This has almost a tonic effect on me. I've been doing it for 2 weeks and I've gotten dramatic result...

This story appears to have died a quick death. Shows what I know.

Other interesting aspect-- one of the reasons the union gave for the employee eating on the train was that there were rat problems in the underground employee break areas. The primary reason Metro gives for not allowing eating on the train is that it attracts rats. And DC is one of the most rat infe...

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Mon May 13, 2019 9:31 pm

Does being a Jordanian female trump being a Black female? Apparently not.

A weird (to me) theme running through this is that Arabs either aren't People of Color (or she's a White Arab-- ala George Zimmerman being a White Hispanic).

Also that she's employed as a social media expert.

Author Natasha Tynes has ignited a firestorm on social media, where she criticized a black Metro employee for eating on the train and reported the woman to transit officials. Tynes, a Jordanian-American writer and World Bank employee in Washington, tweeted a photo of the woman Friday, showing the W...

It’s almost like a guy who had faced near constant litigation since before most of us were born knows how to avoid legal land mines. *Pivots to another weird tangent* What's your opinion on the actual conduct he's engaged in? Seems pretty bad to me. As POTUS/Candidate for POTUS or prior? edit: The ...

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Tue Apr 23, 2019 12:43 am

No NDAs to hide behind in gubmint service. Old tricks no longer work.

Unless a member of Congress tries to grab you by the pussy.

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Tue Apr 23, 2019 2:29 am

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Mon Apr 22, 2019 9:15 pm

It’s almost like a guy who had faced near constant litigation since before most of us were born knows how to avoid legal land mines.

*Pivots to another weird tangent*

What's your opinion on the actual conduct he's engaged in? Seems pretty bad to me.

As POTUS/Candidate for POTUS or prior?

It’s almost like a guy who had faced near constant litigation since before most of us were born knows how to avoid legal land mines.

Mueller in his report did not draw a conclusion on whether Trump obstructed justice but specifically said that "if we had confidence" Trump did not do so, "we would so state." The report also says, "The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of t...

Mueller in his report did not draw a conclusion on whether Trump obstructed justice but specifically said that "if we had confidence" Trump did not do so, "we would so state." The report also says, "The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of t...

Mueller in his report did not draw a conclusion on whether Trump obstructed justice but specifically said that "if we had confidence" Trump did not do so, "we would so state." The report also says, "The conclusion that Congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of t...

In most cases, getting out of your truck is the wrong answer, tactically & legally. One, you are leaving your "domain" and entering a public space - it can make you look like the aggressor. Two, you can have your weapon to hand and out of sight inside your truck. Outside, that would be brandishing....

Ok, this guy is big time rich. Married into it. Likes to hunt. From Connecticut. Bought the ranch 15 years sago. You can't drive up to his place with a 6 pack to discus matters because you have to pass a no trespassing video gate and drive a almost a mile. He has an armed minion on an ATV. He bough...

Guys who live near public land and don't want to be messed with aren't the most rational sorts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_Ridge
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Kaczynski
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundy_standoff

Ah,turns out that because it was on federal land, I can charge the guy with aggravated assault. I don't think it meets the definition (since he did not brandish a weapon). But, the very complaint means that that record is available to all law enforcement agencies. That assumes a lot about the effic...

I'll think I'll take one of my red hunting vests and emblazon it: "I'm calling 911." I think that'll work better than deet on mosquitos. I think you should wear it all the time, because nothing screams alpha male more than a hunting vest emblazoned 'I'm calling 911' except maybe a 'U Wisconsin Swim...

$60 printers are like retread tires-- you get what you pay for. I have a Brother HL-L2350DW. I've had it about three years and it works fine.

Wait just one fuckin' second! The Turdish one has the solution and it's right there and I didn't see it. Of course it's all about the books. Simply wrap the dogs in a sort of "doggie-vest" made of your books. Not even supersonic, armor-piercing ammunition can penetrate this overwrought, sleep-induc...

You might want to find out who actually what jurisdiction there-- rangers or the sheriff. That can be a complicated issue. In the area where I grew up, there was a lot of pot being grown on BLM land (before Oregon because the wild west for weed)-- the pot was a minor issue for the BLM and local law ...

Beijing Kunlun Tech, the parent company of dating app Grindr, is planning to sell the service after a national security committee in the U.S. found its acquisition of the dating app last year posed a national security risk https://gizmodo.com/grindrs-chinese-parent-company-strong-armed-into-sellin-...

Prosecutor's office: fuck the police

Chicago police superintendent Eddie Johnson said his department learned about the dropped charges when the news was made public.

https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/jussie ... index.html