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My brother in law in Vietnam. Eventually flew for and retired from Delta...
When you have nothing when you marry, you don't worry about a pre-nup. If you marry later or in a second or later marriage, and you have assets, you want to avoid having separate property turn into community property, so you want a prenup to avoid having community property. Prenups tend to be lit...
Does that mean that a kid can choose to go to whatever school the parents like, regardless of location? That sort of puts the parish school boards under some pressure. I honestly think that this is at least partly because the state provides most funding for public schools and have little real co...
The real issue is whether there are so many stupid people out there, who believe everything the media tells them, that the tide of stupid or dishonest government actions can't be reversed. I believe that we have probably passed the point of no return and that the idiots will continue to rule us. ...
That the federal government never lied to us, that hiding under my desk would save me from a nuke, that all adults were good and responsible people. Talk about disillusioned later in life. ...
I was told that a fax is much harder to hack. Banks use it for security, especially relative to wires....
I think the problem was that it was so hard to prove anything related to a murder. From what I understand, she met him at the casino, left with him, did drugs and overdosed. Lots of bad things could have happened but the only three things known for sure is that she left with him, she overdosed,...
My father lived in a house with no indoor plumbing and was the first in his family to graduate high school. He raised 5 lids on a government salary. I did better than him and both my kids are better off than me. Common thread was everyone worked to improve their lives ...
I have not read the entire thread but I would caution everyone to not jump to judgment. Being charged does not equate to guilt and law enforcement often tends to over charge people. Kids tend to do stupid things and if this kid is guilty, his future is down the drain. But it is possible that fo...
I coached my kids from t-ball on. Parents are the biggest headache. I offered one my coaches clipboard and whistle because she was such a pain that I said if you can do better, do it. Remind them that they can always take over and let you sit by and complain about them...
I would go with the kicker, but I remember that they traded away for first overall pick in their first draft for Gary Cuozzo, who was a backup at Baltimore. That was the same year they took Les Kelly....
Just do it over or knowing what I know now? Knowing things that I learned the hard way, even if it is just about people around me? ...
Every one is pure gospel. I may add that evil exists. Never assume that someone is too nice to stab you in the back. ...
Got to be a troll. If not, can't you see that the issue is not cleaning up rivers, but the massive overreach that those agencies have undertaken....
I think there were multiple problems. Players in a scheme that did not work for them and they lost faith in the coaches. Injuries at key spots. Transfer gambles that did not work out. Playing part year with no d-line coach. I could see reaction time was slow which leads to missed tackles becau...
My father was in the navy in the Pacific. An uncle served in the army also in the Pacific. Both hated the Japanese until they died. ...
You are arguing that you can have fraud without a victim. How then do you define fraudlent activity that the statute is aimed at? ...
Section 63(12) requires fraudlent activity. The posters here are trying to describe fraud to you. I think you are referring to this part of the New York law: 12. Whenever any person shall engage in repeated fraudulent or illegal acts or otherwise demonstrate persistent fraud or illegality i...
Two problems. First the bank needs to have relied on his values and the testimony was that it did not. Second, he has to have given those values intending to defraud the bank. No evidence of that. Actually what I can't believe is that the judge seems to have said he was guilty before the trial...

re: Langlois and Ibieta?

Posted by dinosaur on 11/28/23 at 12:49 pm
Langlois ran a 10.7 hundred meters so he is not slow. ...