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When Does the Punishment End? (Part Two)
My last TLT (THE LATEST THINKING) discussed the ways states and society prevent those with criminal backgrounds from accessing help from victim compensation funds. Today, we will look at another way felons and their families are punished after they are supposed to have repaid their debt to society.
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You Can’t Just be Crazy Rich; You Gotta Say Something
There are only so many plot lines. Even Shakespeare relied on source material. Some plots were based on old stories from earlier civilizations (Hamlet, Pericles); some were borrowed from recent Italian works or English renditions of those works (Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing, Othello); some were appropriated from contemporary fiction (As You Like It, The Winter’s Tale); some were drawn from legends (Cymbeline, Macbeth). You all get the point.
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Fitz-Magic Burns Eagles
The Super Bowl teams were apparently not ready for the upstarts! The Tampa Bay Bucs and Jacksonville Jaguars handed the first loss to the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots. On the strength of those two wins, I racked up an impressive 13.5 wins this week. By the way, this level of extreme parity does not surprise me - I don't think it will be much longer before there are no teams left without a loss or a tie. And it's only Week Two!
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To Think the Pole Creek Fire in Utah Could Have Been Prevented
The Pole Creek Fire that was ignited by lightning could have been prevented if it wasn't for a faulty Federal government policy. Now the fire is burning up the mountainside and causing thousands to evacuate their homes. More than 69,000 acres have burned and the fire keeps spreading.
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Trump’s Shanksville Speech Provides the Answer to 9/11
In contrast to a Bush-Obama legacy of despair and loss, Trump’s 9/11 Shanksville Flight 93 National Memorial address is a bold call to action: “Free people are never at the mercy of evil because our destiny is always in our hands. America’s future is not written by our enemies. America’s future is written by our heroes.”
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