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What's More Christian Than a 30 Foot Cross?
By Sean McGilvray The 9th Circuit recently denied a rehearing for the case in which they ruled that the giant cross that sits on federally owned land atop Mount Soledad
Kids today.
Move over Florida! Looks like Arizonans are overtaking you in the WTF department. Not content with traditional methods of imbibing alcohol, Arizona teens are soaking tampons in Vodka and shoving them
The Internets in '69
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded] “what the wife selects on her console, will be paid for by the husband on his counterpart console…” Ok, that is how it works for me…
Attorneys seek to examine Righthaven CEO about company finances
Vegas Inc covers Randazza Legal Group’s attempts to recover $63,720 in attorneys’ fees and costs in the latest dismissal of a Righthaven copyright lawsuit in Nevada. RLG attorneys asked the
News Flash Update: Counterfeit Goods Come From China
Guess what? 1,800 cases of electronic parts from China were sold to the Pentagon for their fancy high-end weapons systems! Neat-O! But made in China? Are we sure that’s safe?
Bunnies!
“Got the weirdest catalog in the mail. Basic premise: buy cute animals for starving children in Africa to eat.” – A friend of mine on his Facebook Page.
Nevada keeps meetings open to the public
Those lobbying for more transparent government scored big victories this year in the Nevada Legislature. Nevada Senate Bill AB59 created an Open Meeting Law Task Force to make changes to
District Court Permits Reverse Domain Name Hijacking Claim To Proceed Despite National Arbitration Forum Decision Ordering Transfer Of Domain Name To Defendant
Pattishall IP Blog reports on Randazza Legal Group client Marc Lurie’s successful defeat of a Motion to Dismiss in the U.S. District Court of Arizona. Lurie’s complaint involves a reverse
Former Governor's Suit Against TSA is Dismissed
by Charles Platt Jesse Ventura’s suit against the TSA has been dismissed because the judge claimed lack of jurisdiction. The issue seems complicated by the fact that TSA’s orders and
High school drama students get lesson in homophobia, censorship
Students in the drama department of a Baltimore high school are fighting back after Hartford County School officials censored a scene from an upcoming production of “Almost, Maine.” The production,
Want to be on a Reality TV Show?
My sister is casting a new reality show, if you’re a married couple between the ages of 22 and 45, and you ” feel your marriage is suffering because your
The Mark of Cain
Looks like Herman Cain is having a three way and not in the awesome sense. A third woman has reportedly come forward with an allegation that Mr. Cain acted inappropriately
Marshals Ordered to Seize Righthaven Assets
Vegas Inc reports that the U.S. District Court of Nevada is ordering that Righthaven LLC pay $34,045.50 in legal fees to Randazza Legal Group. RLG attorneys wrote in the request:
District Court Denies Motion to Dismiss on Reverse Domain Name Hijacking Claim
The Technology & Marketing Blog describes SkyVenture investor Marc Lurie’s reverse domain name hijacking claim against AirFX.com in Arizona Federal District Court. Lurie retained the Randazza Legal Group to assist
Ashley Madison again sets the bar for online dating
By J. DeVoy I’ve discussed Ashley Madison on two prior occasions. By all appearances, it’s a a dating service people actually use, and it has money to throw around. For
Occupy Wall Street Has Something for Everyone
Politics, economic debate, and now hot chicks. And incredible bad asses: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=P7LGatIq70c#!] And even judges with some balls (ok, this was in Nashville) [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=j07CprU3rlk#!]
Vaginal Obsession – TSA, you're doing it wrong
If you had to create a chart of the things I like and the things I don’t like, vaginas and the TSA would clearly be at opposite ends. The vagina
Getting Sued for Being Mean
Unlike Lance Armstrong, Michael O’Connell also has a neck scar. (source) His coworkers decided it would be jolly good fun to call him “uni-ball” and “cut-throat”. Apparently, Mr. O’Connell had
Fisker Cars to be built in Finland, after taking a $529 million U.S. government backed loan
And the imbeciles are not happy. Fisker says that he could not find a plant in the U.S. to assemble his new flagship vehicle, so he went to Finland to
