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Wow. Just wow. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

UF cannot sell out their allotment of tickets! I love it. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

Hell, bonuses are good for government employees, but not for the private sector. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

"“I wanted to hijack it, but I thought that would be over the top.” – Georgia linebacker Rennie Curran on his plans to steal Tech’s Rambling Wreck as revenge for the Yellow Jackets’ destruction of Sanford Stadium’s famed hedges after last year’s win." - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

NO! He went well before his time. He was a damn good dawg! - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

Ineffective assistance of counsel is a common habeas petition claim, particularly in capital cases. This has led me to wonder whether legal representation that is constitutionally deficient should presumptively constitute legal malpractice. After all, for a capital defendant, effective assistance of counsel can be a matter of life and death. Yet it is rare that defense attorneys are sanctioned for providing inadequate assistance to capital defendants. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

Remember it is not good for the SEC's bottom line if Saint Tebow gets hit. Plus, God kills a kitten when the Saint gets hit. So, please don't hit the Saint. Do it for the kittens. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

"Thousands of candles can be lit from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared. - Buddha" - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

"7 Months After Stimulus 49 of 50 States Have Lost Jobs" - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

"Strick" - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

"More SEA" - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

This is just wrong. Wrong, I tell you. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

More proof of global warming, I guess. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

A Supreme Court ruling in May, Ashcroft v. Iqbal, on how much information civil complaints in a lawsuit must contain, might seem a narrow technical matter, of interest only to lawyers and law journals. Yet, it is on just such "technicalities" that the legal rights of victims of public or private wrongdoing often hinge. For almost four decades the Court's right wing has been perfecting such technicalities as legal weapons to deny Americans an opportunity to enforce their rights in court. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

The number of young Americans without a job has exploded to 52.2 percent — a post-World War II high, according to the Labor Dept. — meaning millions of Americans are staring at the likelihood that their lifetime earning potential will be diminished and, combined with the predicted slow economic recovery, their transition into productive members of society could be put on hold for an extended period of time. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

I thought this type of thing only happened under the evil Bush-Cheney Administration. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

Why should they? They know that sanctions is an empty threat because of Russia being on the UN Security Council, and Obama is all about making speeches instead of doing anything worthwhile. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

We’ve all heard the argument that a subject under torture—or whatever this week’s euphemism is—may begin fabricating whatever they believe the interrogator wants to hear just to get the agony to stop. Now neuroscientists are suggesting that inflicting too much pain and stress on a subject may not just induce them to lie; it may cause them to lose track of what’s true and false altogether: - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

Despite the Administration's clarification of Sec. Chu's statement, I do truly believe Chu's viewpoint is indicative of not only what Chu thinks, but how the Administration as a whole views us. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

"The Nevada Cancer Institute, in Las Vegas, may not have a national reputation as a clinic or a research facility. But it does have the ear of its state’s senior senator, Harry Reid, the Democratic leader. And that is why the four-year-old institute could reap a big gain in federal reimbursements as part of the health care overhaul." - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

Yeah, it is so hard for a police officer to convince a magistrate that they have probable cause. If the probable cause standard was a little higher or faithfully upheld, then just then, I might not be too pissed off by this type of decision. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

"America's tried. The country has spent $15.9 trillion of other people's money on welfare since the mid-1960s. But it has failed." - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

Yeah, I bet she is really concerned. - Daniel R. Partain from Bookmarklet

Voices are calling from inside my head I can hear them I can hear them Vanishing memories of things that were said They cant try to hurt me now - Daniel R. Partain from Blip.fm

Some people risk to employ me Some people live to destroy me - Daniel R. Partain from Blip.fm

Breaking the silence with my cries Cant you hear me screaming? We could make all this wrong seem right But you never answer me - Daniel R. Partain from Blip.fm

You'll take my life but I'll take yours too - Daniel R. Partain from Blip.fm

Oh, they should have known Not to play with the powers of hell - Daniel R. Partain from Blip.fm

Hiding in corners the drunken one leers Separate and down faking all in disgrace Now is the time to ask questions of faith - Daniel R. Partain from Blip.fm

Waiting, for your modern messiah To take away all the hatred That darkens the light in your eye Still awaiting. I - Daniel R. Partain from Blip.fm