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Cuffed for Money: Privacy and the Public Record

By David W. Boles on March 3, 2010 7:47 AM | 2 Comments
You can buy the new "Cuffed" magazine for a dollar to ogle the faces of the recently arrested.  There are some who believe "Cuffed" is an inappropriate invasion of privacy while others argue the mug shots are part of the public record and any right to privacy was lost upon arrest.

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Oedipus Resurrecting: A Mother Stealing a Dead Son's Sperm

By Gordon Davidescu on February 24, 2010 8:47 AM | 2 Comments
While we are alive, we are free to do what we choose and live with the consequences of our actions. After we have passed away, we would hope that it would not be possible to have choices about our future life made for us. This is precisely why it always bothers me when books are published after the passing of authors -- particularly when the author requests that his notebooks be burned after his passing.

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The Haitian Massacre of We Are the World

By David W. Boles on February 17, 2010 8:57 AM | 8 Comments
Am I the only one disturbed by the celebrity media over-saturation to help Haiti while New Orleans is still rotting in the mold and muck of hurricane Katrina? Did I miss the breaking news that New Orleans was put back to average after years of malicious neglect?  Where is the ongoing emergency celebrity effort in Louisiana?

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Clemens Still Juiced in Denial

By David W. Boles on May 13, 2009 9:43 AM | 2 Comments
Roger Clemens is still in protection mode instead of confession mode and every time he opens his mouth he hurts his chances of ever getting into the baseball Hall of Fame.

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Mapping the Seven Deadly Sins

By David W. Boles on May 5, 2009 10:26 AM | 2 Comments
Kansas State University mapped the Seven Deadly Sins in the United States.  It looks like there's a ton of Wrath going on in New Mexico and we're wondering why.

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Does Robbie Alomar Have AIDS?

By David W. Boles on February 12, 2009 9:35 AM | 4 Comments
The news headlines in New York this morning are screaming that former Mets baseball player Robbie Alomar had AIDS.

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The Worst Mother in the World

By David W. Boles on February 9, 2009 10:33 AM | 7 Comments | 2 TrackBacks
There can be no doubt Nadya Suleman is the now the worst mother in the world -- scheming, selfish, contorted, illogical, cruel -- after giving birth to eight babies in a single birthing.  This newest traitor to the human condition was reportedly paid $300,000.00USD by NBC News for the story of implanting her babies and NBC should be shamed in the public square along with Suleman for celebrating what must be condemned:  A mother's want trumping the needs of her existing children.

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