a little angry at the way he was controlled by her. after serving time in the military, john list met helen taylor, whose first husband was killed in action in korea. on december 1st, 1951, they married after learning that helen was pregnant. that was the beginning of the catastrophe. she had some problems, some mental problems caused by a venereal disease she contracted from her first husband. this was deteriorating her brain. she was in a lot of pain and on medication. she was struggling just to live, actually, at the time of her death. people who knew her in town that we spoke to said she was pleasant and easy to talk to but she had become somewhat withdrawn because of her illnesses. and having a domineering husband, it always appeared to me that that marriage was a
you ve been saying on the air for a long time, said we ve got to invest in our infrastructure for the long run, a ten-year program like almost every other developed nation in the world has done to really do big things and leave our infrastructure in great shape for future generations, but having said that, we can take infrastructure and do things that would put people to work in the next four months. if we passed the bill on october 1st, we could have people working when the march construction season starts on roads and bridges. we have 70,000 structurally deficient bridges in this country, the states and local governments don t have enough money to work on all them, half of them, or a quarter of them. we could do it and the president, all he has to do, is put in something that he liked during the transition when 50 governors met with him in philadelphia on december 1st, 2008, and that s lose it use it or lose it. meaning you give the states a certain time to have work underway. if t
legacy s movie as you can for the tron guy. he has the same shot to be seen as the big-time disney flick. users have the same access and choose which one they like better. back to the fcc. on december 1st, chairman jules chen cowski issued his draft rules for net neutrality. telling the new york times blog today, these rules appear to be flush with giant loopholes and the fcc chairman seems for a more concerned with winning the endorsement of at&t and the cable lobbyists than listening to the millions of americans who have pleaded with him to fix his proposal. the commission s two democratic members, who seem to be concerned for paid organization, the idea that providers who can afford it can pay for faster transmission. the national journal reports that chairman chencowski may be
are neutral, you can watch the trailer for the new tron legacy s movie as you can for the 2004 tron guy youtube video. no slow buffering for the independent tron guy. he has the same shot to be seen as the big-time disney flick. users have the same access and choose which one they like better. back to the fcc. on december 1st, chairman julius janikowski issued his draft rules for net neutrality. telling the new york times blog today, these rules appear to be flush with giant loopholes and the fcc chairman seems for a more concerned with winning the endorsement of at&t and the cable lobbyists than listening to the millions of americans who have pleaded with him to fix his proposal. the commission s two democratic members were said to have been concerned about the possibility of paid prioritization, the idea that providers who can afford it can pay for faster transmission. the national journal reports
put it another way. as long as your many internets are neutral, you can watch the trailer for the new tron legacy legacy s movie as you can for the tron guy. he has the same shot to be seen as the big-time disney flick. users have the same access and choose which one they like better. back to the fcc. on december 1st, chairman jules chen cowski issued his draft rules for net neutrality. telling the new york times blog today, these rules appear to be flush with giant loopholes and the fcc chairman seems for a more concerned with winning the endorsement of at&t and the cable lobbyists than listening to the millions of americans who have pleaded with him to fix his proposal. the commission s two democratic members, who seem to be concerned for paid organization, the idea that providers who can afford it can pay for faster transmission. the national journal reports that chairman chencowski may be addressing those concerns.