A “virtual fence?”; When the president utilizes one around the White House we’ll believe him.
The Deportation Joke!; Previously deported criminal aliens just keep coming, American citizens just keep dying!
And 100% Preventable!
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A judge in Aruba today granted the prosecutions request to hold Joran van der Sloot for an additional eight days on the suspicion of manslaughter in the investigation of the disappearance of Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway during the summer of 2005.
He was arrested on Wednesday in the Netherlands and flown to Aruba Friday where he spent the weekend in jail awaiting a court appearance.
Who else is talking about Natalee? Let’s see…
I just came across this little story at Jezebel thanks to c.a. Marks over at Alabama Improper. I guess whoever wrote the original story was offended by something on the menu where they had ‘four great reasons to eat here’ and number four was ‘your daughter might be here’ and since the writer of the story had been on a self-professed ‘Holloway Tour’ all day they assumed that the menu was a direct jibe at the missing Natalee Holloway. I don’t know, it could be, but did you bother to ask how long they had that particular menu? I have actually seen that exact thing on different menus at several different bars and I am pretty sure that there weren’t missing women from all of them that they were making fun of. Personally it seems that the writer was feeling guilty about being on their ‘Holloway tour’ and had to put that guilt on someone else. People get jealous and possessive in exactly the same manner when they have been fucking around on their significant other. It’s something like Transference.
…Most of what I find on other blogs is basically the same thing I have here, just rehashing shit that’s already been on the news…
Found this article over at ABC News. Apparently lawyers for Satish Kalpoe are claiming that prosecutors are just rehashing old evidence by claiming that they have new technology and that it might not be legal. It certainly is legal and new evidence or old who gives a shit. If there is enough of it to prove beyond a reasonable doubt to a judge then that’s all prosecutors need.
Prosecutors also feel that they have enough evidence to prove beyond the shadow of a doubt that Natalee is dead, even without having a body.
Scared Monkeys, as usual, has quite a bit of information as well as opinion and I agree with them on most if not all of it. According to lawyer L. van den Eeden, who represented Joran van der Sloot in the Netherlands, his client was very emotional before departing the Netherlands for Aruba…
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He has just got his life together. This arrest has now undone that like a bolt from the blue.
L. van den Eeden
Also, according to their (Scared Monkeys) Radio Daily Commentary the mainstream media (and all of us re-spouting MSM stories are butchering some of the facts in the case.
Just sitting here sipping on some egg nog (no alcohol tonight, I have to work tomorrow) and thinking about the last few days. Running the restaurant without a manager over the holiday weekend ended up being a breeze. My other managers all worked because it was a holiday so it was no problem for me to be there all weekend. Today however was an entirely different story. Both of the hourly employees that are capable of running the stores for me if I am indisposed were off and I had to cover two restaurants. That’s enough of a challenge when I have managers there but it’s even more difficult without them. I am looking forward to Wednesday, I am getting a new manager, and while I have heard some stories from his current upline I think I may be able to work with him. Either way it means I won’t have to run as much as I have the last 11 days. I think that all of the running around and not having the opportunity to eat has led me to lose some weight. Don’t need a diet patch here, that’s for sure. I could use a bit more exercise though.
Getting out of bed this morning was not very high on my list of things to do this morning but unfortunately it has to be. Man, what a long week. The next four days are going to be pretty rough. My two managers are off two days each and I am running the stores along with the one with no manager. Normally when I have two stores open on the same day I try not to cook as I still have all of the paperwork and banking to do but I just don’t have enough extra help to do that this week. I could barely get one of the stores covered today as it is so I am going to have to get in to work a bit early and get one of the shops ready, then get to the other one and cook 1st shift.
As it stands now I am probably working until at least ten tonight, and that’s if I am lucky. I suppose it could be worse. One of my friends and former bosses ended up having to work the graveyard shift last night and is most likely going to have to work this morning as well. I just spoke with her and I may be able to send one of my cooks to help her out this morning. I won’t know until I actually get there in a couple of hours.
Needless to say, by the time I head into my days off on Friday I will be pretty damned tired.
While reading about Hunter S. Thompson last night and doing a little research I ran across a web site promoting a book by Simone Corday entitled 9 1/2 Years Behind the Green Door. As part of the research for a book he was writing Hunter Thompson spent quite a bit of time at the O’Farrell Theater strip club in San Francisco and worked as the night manager for a period of time. The book never actually materialized but some of the experiences there were widely talked about and it was one of the bigger strip clubs to have several different stars come out of.
For some of the big wigs in entertainment and politics, the O’Farrell Theater was a serious hang out back in the ’80s. It was run by the Mitchell brothers, Artie and Jim. They are the guys that directed Behind the Green Door with Marylin Chambers. Corday’s book details the time that she worked at the O’Farrell as well as the fact that she dated Artie Mitchell for almost a decade. She also took part in three of the films that the Mitchell brothers were involved in including the documentary about Hunter S. Thompson, The Crazy Never Die.
“Party Artie’ Mitchell was aptly named and had serious issues with cocaine and alcohol abuse and in 1991 Jim Mitchell had had enough and drove to his house where he shot his brother to death.. He was eventually found guilty of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced to six years in prison for the deed.
The book details some of the things that led up to the murder of Arty Mitchell and what life was like for the Mitchell’s and Corday back in the eighties in the midst of the sex industry. If you are interested in the book you can go over to Simone Corday’s web site where you can purchase it as well as read free chapters to see if it’s something you might be interested in.