Editorial page conferences every day, and provided research for the writers. And i thought, this would be a great way to live the rest of your life. It would be like going to school every day. And then i realized that writing articles would be hard to make a living. So i was asked to do a book, my first book, the very first book, the one i thought would make me for ever was an investigative look at the beauty spots in america. There were only 12 at the time. Only 12. This was back in 1978, and i thought this is fascinating. So i would go to every spa, state week and i would write a chapter about what they were really like inside. I thought, this is it. Its it sold 14 copies. My mother my mother bought 14 and that was it. But i remember when i went to one place, it was called the hot springs. I would arrive on sunday and stay for the whole week and put that in the chapter. I arrived, and the woman at the desk said sit down, please. Weve had a problem here. We have some writer coming fro
Brand . I think our brand is a constitution, the rule of law, and our value system. Under that brand and under that value system, there is that notion of equal under the eyes of the law, and i know that brand and value system is the ada, trying to balance the rights of americans with diabetics. This is a treaty. A treaty is a law. The emotional and political arguments in favor of the treaty, no one can disagree with these arguments, but the question is, will the treaty have the legal effect thats being proctored by the proponents of the treaty . We dont hear citations to the articles of the treaty. We dont hear consideration of the reports, the concluding observations by the committees of the rights of persons with a diabetic. We dont hear the legal analysis appropriate for analyzing the legal impacts of the treaty. This weekend on cspan, more than 130 countries ratified the u. S. Inspired United Nations disability treaty that failed to gain senate approval. This week, they took up the
Gliniewicz sitting over there. An investigation that reveals astonish answers no one can answer. What was your reaction to that . Holy crap. Tonight, the secret life of g. I. Joe. Early morning, Police Lieutenant Joe Gliniewicz is heading to work, he will never get there. You stop, i believe its a local gas station, quick mart. That was a local stop for him to purchase cigarettes. He drives toward the Community Center that houses his explorer post where he mentors teens who want to be cops. The program is run by Fox Lake Police and today the lieutenant must finish inventory for an administrator who controls department finances. He never went and did it. Instead, he went past the explorer post and went to the cement plant. He could have seen something in here, maybe he thought he saw something, pulled in here to check it out. Around 7 25 a. M. , the tracking car shows him pulling into the factory, 27 minutes later after 7 at 7 52 a. M. , the dispatch. Negative. Three minutes later, he r
There was a whole other Joe Gliniewicz that nobody knew. An investigation that reveals astonishing answers no one imagine imagined. Whats your reaction to that . Holy crap. Tonight, the secret life of g. I. Joe. Early morning on the first day of september, and the resort town of fox lake, illinois, Police Lieutenant Joe Gliniewicz is heading to work. Hell never get there. You stop down the street, i believe its a local gas station, quickmart, that was an everyday stop for him to purchase cigarettes. Cigarettes in hand, the 52yearold officer drives toward the Community Center that houses his explorer post where he mentors teens who want to be cops. The program is run by Fox Lake Police, and today the lieutenant must finish an equipment inventory for the administrator who controls department finances. He never went and did it. Instead he drove past the explorer post and went to the plant. He could have seen something in here, maybe he thought he saw something. Pulled in here to check it
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