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The Beijing Olympic Games in February are set to be the first Winter Games on virtually 100 per cent artificial snow.Yes, you read it right. Over 100 snow generators and 300 snow-making guns are working flat out to cover the ski slopes of the ...

The suffering of the venezuelan people instead of blaming maduro and the anti-semitic hate, saying that on 9/11 some people did something and most recently the equivalency i just drew, you shouldn't be serving on the house foreign affairs committee, it says a lot about pelosi and her people that they have no problem with this, and eric swalwell gets to serve on the house intelligence committee despite the background on him. where's the accountability? it's about double-standards. it is about moral equivalent sis and slippery slopes. if there's something that needs to be confronted with anti-se...

a- Eugene Volokh has a note on an article about "Slippery Slopes" here, and it reminded me that Volokh's own law review article on Slippery Slopes[ Mechanisms of the Slippery Slope, Harvard Law Review, Vol. 116, February 2003(PDF) ] has one of the funnier cartoons seen in a law review article Camel (A) sticks his nose under the tent (B), which collapses, driving the thin end of the wedge (C) to cause monkey to open floodgates (D), letting water flow down the slippery slope (E) to irrigate acorn (F) which grows into oak (G). The argument is irrefutable. But the rest of the article is more ser...

Or where he was. they could have asked people if they saw him. the second is the third party issue. he waved his rights to claim privacy and information getting to the cellphone carrier. the notion from the aclu and other people, lawyers hate slippery slopes, from this decision they will get his google searches to heart rate and anything else you can get from a cellphone. i don't think it holds a lot of water, not with me. >> richard, the government says they're using a 1986 law for this and go further that he gave up his rights to privacy with the cell service. what do you think about this? >...