folsom state prison is more than 120 years old, and as a result, the facilities are a patchwork of prison technology. for example, arriving inmates are kept track of by a modern computer database while officers on duty keep track of their weapons and keys by using a more low-tech method. some inmates will be housed in world war ii-era cellblocks where each tier is visible from the ground floor. others will do their time in the dungeon-like confinement of cellblock 5. it s a place where the sun never shines. you become a walking dead man in here. you understand what i m saying? you re a walking dead man. ain t nobody really see you.
than 120 years old, and as a result, the facilities are a patchwork of prison technology. for example, arriving inmates are kept track of by a modern computer database while officers on duty keep track of their weapons and keys by using a more low-tech method. some inmates will be housed in world war ii-era cellblocks where each tier is visible from the ground floor. others will do their time in the dungeon-like confinement of cellblock 5. it s a place where the sun never shines. you become a walking dead man in here. you understand what i m saying? you re a walking dead man. ain t nobody really see you. it s like the old saying goes, out of sight, out of mind. 33-year-old inmate herman
tied that is in any way involving the constitutional right to bear arms. the constitutional right to bear arms stands there unmolested, and then there s the a.t.f. just trying to do a basic job that the nra has successfully lobbied to prevent them from doing. so the whole issue of the kinds of legislation we really need in the gun arena is a much wider range of legislative vehicles than anyone is really contemplating right now. but also, lawrence, when we talk about common sense, one of the most interesting things when you said you were shocked, i did some research a while back, and i think most americans would be shocked to find out. because it s unthinkable i ve used this example before i can t buy sudafed one day early because of the computer database
the nra has successfully lobbied to prevent them from doing. so the whole issue of the kinds of legislation we really need in the gun arena is a much wider range of legislative vehicles than anyone is really contemplating right now. but also, lawrence, when we talk about common sense, one of the most interesting things when you said you were shocked, i did some research a while back, and i think most americans would be shocked to find out. because it s unthinkable i ve used this example before i can t buy sudafed one day early because of the computer database that tracks how much you buy and when you buy it. i think most americans in polls are shocked to realize there isn t a system where, for example, a police officer, let s say in aurora, colorado would know that someone in their community was amassing large
annan for this, and don t blame the man. it is kofi annan s name who was on the six-point peace plan and they did not get to point one, and now he is off of the masthead. and so looking for the successor of the arab league, and it will be interesting to see if anybody steps in to want to take that over. they met together, annan and assad together with the security council to come together to meet with consequences to the assad regime to quell the violence, but nothing worked. annan may have missed the glory days of the 1990s when he was the secretary-general and won the nobel peace prize, but things have changed in the post arab spring and he was not able the bring the magic to the situation. richard, i don t understand, why do they believe they will come up with anything that quite frankly is going to work to bring peace to syria? i mean, you have somebody here who clearly has diplomatic experience for decades, and you have got the plan here, and nobody really paid attenti