Utah judge with 3 wives fights for job

Yeah, he says the state and U.S. constitution doesn't say he can't have multiple wives.

Such is the ongoing merry-go-round of Life in Zion.

Yeah, he says the state and U.S. constitution doesn't say he can't have multiple wives.

It doesn't. He's not trying to legally marry more than one, just through the church.

No, no, it's "dig through LJ memories to find that thing that was funny one time" day.

Whew!

I know I'm late with this, but I'm in favor of multiplication with the zeros. It reinforces the idea that what you're doing when you multiply (say) 52 times 43 is multiplying 2x43 and 50x43 and adding the results. Just leaving a blank space looks more arbitrary.

ita, were you the one who posted pics of michelle rodriguez without makeup? i can't find the pics and know they exist. damnit.

I think leaving blank spaces is more cunning, as the multiplication takes the numbers by surprise.

Bigamy is a third-degree felony in Utah punishable by up to five years in prison, but Steed's attorney, Rod Parker, said Utah's attorney general and the Washington County prosecutor have declined to prosecute his client.

seems to me that this settles the problem. I mean, if hehasn't been charged with or convicted of a crime, what business is it of the court's?

I learned with zeros as placeholders.

Apropos of nothing, wow, traffic in Philly sucks. SEPTA is on strike.

That wasn't me, Allyson, but now I'm intrigued. Can you give me more context?

Please explain why we need to spend 7.1 bil dollars on bird flu ,

I was going to write how the money being appropriated for work on bird flu is actually probably not even enough. How we're playing catch-up with supplies (vaccine, such as it is, and antivirals). How our public health system is already woefully unprepared even for a normal flu season. How epidemiologists have been saying for the last few years that we're due for another flu epidemic. How this flu is similar to the one that caused the huge 1918 epidemic, except not yet travelling person to person, but much more deadly (that is, if you get it, you're much more likely to die from it). How if enough research and prevention is done, they might possibly be able to keep the deaths down to the millions. Seriously, the more I read about this bird flu, the more scared I get. Everyone, wash your hands!

But then Betsy and Strega posted, so I guess I don't have to say anything, except:

but have to cut things like medicare and medicade.

Um, no answer for this part. In fact, one of the things that would help in case of bird flu, for everyone, not just the needy, is a robustly functioning public health system, of which medicare and medicaid play an important part.