Despite pleas from victims that she be imprisoned, Suffolk Superior Court Judge Nancy Staffier Holtz instead imposed a six-month sentence, suspended for five years, for her convictions on May 4 of larceny, filing false healthcare claims, and posing as a psychologist.
John Blanks Jr. of Mason was sentenced to five years - one year in prison for every year he molested his daughter, beginning when she was 13. "She had to get up out of his bed in the morning and go to school, if you can imagine what that was like," Hutzel said.
"She tried to put an end to this abuse," said Brian Hurley, "by informing a Planned Parenthood employee that she has been forced to have sex and to do things she did not want to do. Tragically for her, Planned Parenthood's 'don't ask, don't tell' policy was in full force."
American forces in Afghanistan are building madrassas in an attempt to persuade parents not to send their children across the border to Pakistan for instruction at hard-line religious schools..
As a documentary filmmaker honors the first victim of China's Cultural Revolution, the Communist Party leadership remains silent over this bloody chapter in its history.
According to another Democrat leadership aide, Pelosi and her team are focused on several targets in the fight, including Rush Limbaugh and the Salem Radio Network. In fact, Kucinich's staff has begun investigating Salem, one of the fastest growing radio networks in the country, which features such popular -- and highly rated -- conservative hosts as Bill Bennett and Michael Medved, and Christian hosts such as Dr. Richard Land.
Questions are being raised over Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani's policy on terrorism, after a report revealed he has strong ties to two foreign investment consortia working to own or lease U.S. toll roads, including the Trans-Texas Corridor 35, which is identified as part of the I-35 "NAFTA Superhighway."
If these pictures of Jessica Alba’s layout in the latest GQ look familiar it’s probably because virtually every American Apparel ad ever is a bite off of Terry Richardson’s style.
Dear Kid In The Background Of The Jessica Alba Bikini Pictures;
You're a lucky son of a (deleted). You'll never do anything as good in your life again as casually swim by Jessica Alba while she's wearing a bikini. None of us will. That's the highest achievement of mankind.
You could do great things; cure cancer, win multiple academy awards, sell ten million records, become the president of Zimbabwe. But when you completed any of these achievements, the headline in the newspaper the next day would read "Boy Who Swam Next To Alba Did Good." And you're not gonna be mad when that happens. Because Jessica Alba is ...
“On a scale of one to ten, I’d give this a nine and a half,” said Assistant Principal George Brady. “This is right up there with the year we informed the kids that the tater tots they had just eaten were laced with the AIDS virus, and that the only cure was to gargle with a mixture of red hot sauce and Clorox. Priceless. Or the time in 2002 when we had some local convenience store clerks pose as terrorists and hold the students hostage at gunpoint. The stupid kids couldn’t even tell an Indian accent from a Saudi Arabian one. What’s more, the ‘guns’ they had weren’t even loaded! Classic, just classic.”
Five years into this new Department, Congress still cannot agree on how to handle the mega-bureaucracy it created, which means there has been no effective oversight of the department. While Congress remains in disarray over how to fund and oversee the department, we can only wonder whether we are more vulnerable than we were before Homeland Security was created.
An Al-Qaeda front group in Europe threatened on Tuesday to launch bloody attacks in France in response to the election of "crusader and Zionist" Nicolas Sarkozy as president.
"Crusader and Zionist" are buzz words for he won't 'kiss their ass' like his predecessors.
We've all seen this phrase in block letters: "REPORT SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY," followed by a 1-800 number. But if a House Democrat manages to kill a tipster-immunity measure under consideration in Congress this month, people who report suspicious behavior could be sued in civil court if the accused are not charged with a crime. November's frightened U.S. Airways "John Doe" passengers in Minneapolis are already in the crosshairs.
Sims was outside his car in the store parking lot about 8:30 p.m. when a man walked up and asked for a light for his cigarette, according to the prosecutor's office.
The man then punched Sims at least a half-dozen times in the side of his head while Sims held onto the car door. The video also shows the man using the door to knock Sims to the ground before taking the keys and driving off in the 2005 Chevy Malibu.
"Were any of you threatened in any way, specifically for carrying the Islamberg story?" asked a blogger, who copied Canada Free Press (CFP) last night.
Robert is Robert Spencer, the director of Jihad Watch, a project of the David Horowitz Freedom Center, and author of two New York Times bestsellers on Islamic Jihad.
Sad news for the democrats, who have claimed that "this war is lost."
Maybe Harry Reid can get the US forces to pull out, before al-Qaeda collpases, and the democratically elected government of Iraq voted in by the people can prevail. (Big Thanks to our man Hedley!)
Pistorius is also a searing talent who has begun erasing the lines between abled and disabled, raising philosophical questions: What should an athlete look like? Where should limits be placed on technology to balance fair play with the right to compete? Would the nature of sport be altered if athletes using artificial limbs could run faster or jump higher than the best athletes using their natural limbs?
The most strange anomalies in medicine, all of them are rare diseases with bizarre signs and symptoms. Some of them have already been described in MedTempus. I indicate so with links. They are ordered from greater to smaller frequency.
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The new minister of education for Kuwait is a brave woman now famous across the Islamic world for a landmark moment: The day she walked up to the podium of Parliament, despite the catcalls from Islamist lawmakers, and took her oath of office without wearing a veil to cover her hair or face.
Her April 2 act of defiance placed Dr. Nouriya Al-Subeeh on the front line of the growing ranks of Muslim women leaders who are denouncing the veil as a symbol of female oppression. But on the following day, April 3, America's Speaker of the House, Rep. Nancy Pelosi, the very first woman to hold that position, meekly donned a veil during a visit to a popular market in downtown Damascus, sending the exact opposite message to tens of millions of Arab women.
The more things change Chapter 257; House passes a bill stuffed with $97 Million in unclassified "earmarks". The biggest benefactor? John Murtha who gathers up $23 Million for a drug intelligence center
The largest beneficiary of these secret earmarks was none other than Rep. John Murtha (D-PA). One of his earmarks directs $23 million to a drug intelligence center in his hometown of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. He got this pork for his district even though both the Government Reform Committee and GAO have criticized the center for being an unnecessary use of taxpayer dollars.
A giant black-and-white rodent -- named "Farfour," or "butterfly," but unmistakably a Mickey ripoff -- does his high-pitched preaching against the U.S. and Israel on a children's show run each Friday on Al-Aqsa TV, a station run by Hamas. The militant group, sworn to Israel's destruction, shares power in the Palestinian government.
Murder charges against legendary music producer Phil Spector have been dropped after his televised trial was cancelled for low ratings. “The trial just didn’t click with viewers, and now that we’ve been cancelled, we have no choice but to let the defendant go,” said Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler.
Scheffler had a different opinion of how the university should react. Using the email handle “Tough Guy Scheffler,” Troy fired off his response: Counseling wouldn’t make students feel safer, he argued. They needed protection. And the best way to provide it would be for the university to lift its recently implemented prohibition against concealed weapons.
Jon Beasley finally found a way to combine two of his favorite things: beer and running. The Fort Wayne runner’s brainchild is Saturday’s Warbird Brewing 10K.
“There is a heavy slant on fun, that’s for sure,” Beasley said, talking about the race. “It will be a competitive race with a flat course. But, afterwards, there is the party.”
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