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A Lufkin man convicted of resisting arrest in his own home after police mistook him for a burglar was sentenced Wednesday to 30 days in jail and a $500 fine.
Below is a small portion of the original article. What needs to be pointed out is that the suspended officers are the Quartzsite “10″ which is 9 police officers and one police employee. The police employee is in charge of the front desk as well
Lynn Swearingen Part of choosing to be free is accepting the responsibility of all that word entails. The American Public is afraid of this because once you accept the freedom of choice one must deal with the internal feeling of inadequacy pounded
"The board voted to keep schools closed until the City of Memphis gives them a payment of fifty five million dollars. Schools had been scheduled to open on August 8th."
The so-called “biometric” technology, which seems to take a page from TV shows like “MI-5″ or “CSI,” could improve speed and accuracy in some routine police work in the field. However, its use has set off alarms with some who are concerned abou
The so-called “biometric” technology, which seems to take a page from TV shows like “MI-5″ or “CSI,” could improve speed and accuracy in some routine police work in the field. However, its use has set off alarms with some who are concerned abou
"Tom De Weese of the American Policy Center has recently attacked the existence of the E-Verify system from what is supposedly a libertarian perspective. However his facts are erroneous..."
You cannot allow banks - or anyone else - to make a mockery of the justice system. This pattern of behavior is extremely dangerous, for it risks the people deciding that the law no longer has meaning at once that happens all pretense of civil order
You cannot allow banks - or anyone else - to make a mockery of the justice system. This pattern of behavior is extremely dangerous, for it risks the people deciding that the law no longer has meaning at once that happens all pretense of civil order
Economics professor Steve Keen is also calling for a debt jubilee, stating:
In the past two weeks, one of the curious development in monetary aggregates, in addition to a spike in the Adjusted Monetary Base, was the $88.7 billion surge in the M2 for the week ended July 4, the third largest jump...
DARPA, in a nutshell, wants to know about how stories or narratives or whatever might like to call them influence human behavior.
DARPA, in a nutshell, wants to know about how stories or narratives or whatever might like to call them influence human behavior.
On Thursday, Defense Department extreme technology arm Darpa unveiled its Social Media in Strategic Communication (SMISC) program. It's an attempt to get better at both detecting and conducting propaganda campaigns on social media.
The authorities have grossly underestimated the severity of the housing crisis and are still refusing to confront some of its key elements, such as the broken servicing model and chain of title problems.
These charts pose a simple yet profound question: how can people buy a still-expensive house if they don't have a job, or their income is plummeting?
An interesting analysis article on gold by Reuters confirms massive and growing demand for physical gold in Asia and the risk of dislocations and rapidly rising prices in the gold market due to central bank demand.
An interesting analysis article on gold by Reuters confirms massive and growing demand for physical gold in Asia and the risk of dislocations and rapidly rising prices in the gold market due to central bank demand.
Does ICLEI have anything to do with Agenda 21? Of course it does. But the President of ICLEI USA allegedly told a Virginia local elected official that ICLEI has nothing to do with Agenda 21!
Does ICLEI have anything to do with Agenda 21? Of course it does. But the President of ICLEI USA allegedly told a Virginia local elected official that ICLEI has nothing to do with Agenda 21!
s. Indeed, the researchers calculated that computation in a circuit consisting of 16 coupled nanomagnets would also dissipate energy at the Landauer limit. However, there is still much to do before such nanomagnetic memories and logic see the ligh
The Asian giant has been warned by one of its own groundwater experts to either cut its food production or else face "dire" waterlevels, especially in the dry northwest plains. If not, aquifers will sink to "dire" levels not seen in 30 years.
For example, when enough mice in a group have learned a maze, they ALL suddenly know the maze – whether they have run it or not! It now appears, after a BBC television experiment, that if enough humans have learned something, then it becomes easier f
When Willi Dansgaard and Hans Oeschger discovered the 1,500 year cycle in the Greenland ice cores in 1984, they knew immediately that it was solar-powered. They’d seen exactly the same cycle in the carbon 14 molecules in trees, and in the beryllium 1
Once upon a time, in the fall of 2009, the Flying Dog Brewery applied for a license to sell its Raging Bitch craft beer, in the state of Michigan. The Michigan Liquor Control Commission, instead, decided to forbid the sale of the beer by denying the
Once again, police confiscated a camera under the pretense of “evidence” – which numerous lawyers say is unlawful without a subpoena. This time it happened in New Hampshire to a man who was arrested on wiretapping charges for videotaping police in
Celia Sullivan, a 50-year-old mother of two from Utah, enjoys hiking through the Capitol Reef National Park to take photos. But it ended up getting her arrested on federal charges on the Fourth of July. All because she tried to record the park
Celia Sullivan, a 50-year-old mother of two from Utah, enjoys hiking through the Capitol Reef National Park to take photos. But it ended up getting her arrested on federal charges on the Fourth of July. All because she tried to record the park
Call it bullying or call it horseplay. Either way, a state appellate court panel says roughhousing with a sexual connotation by a pair of 14-year-old Somerset Co. boys was a crime that requires them to register as sex offenders for the rest of their
So remember how Indiana was launching a big investigation into errors at the state crime lab? Remember how hundreds of convictions could have been called into question? Turns out it would be cheaper to just pretend the whole thing never happened.
