A man may can punch a woman in the face if their life is truly threatened. Otherwise restraining them is suffice.

Is this the rationalization you use when you knock your girlfriend unconscious? "oh, she threw the first slap, everything is fair game now."

This game really claws at your guts. It also emphasizes my belief that borders are arbitrary lines created by xenophobes and nationalists. Borders are just cruel and imply that if you're on the wrong side you're somehow less of a human being.

Having fallen over without reason, Scooter will now be commonly referred to as Building 7.

No. Teams can't use 10-days until January 5th or the first business day following. That said, players can sign 10-days with any team up to twice each season. In other words, a guy can sign two 10 days and then sign one with another team. Dewayne Dedmon and Cartier Martin come to mind as far as guys who have done that.

Yeah, teams will fill out their rosters with "cheap labor". Sometimes it's guys from the developmental league (D-League) or, in the case of Jason Collins, free agents who just haven't been able to find permanent homes to this point in the season. 10-days are a low risk way to find cheap, often short term help. A…

"Gay man becomes first openly Brooklyn Nets player"

We know what the Confederacy stood for and we went to a great deal of trouble to defeat that. Try as they might, the contemporary South can not divorce the Confederacy from its legacy of slavery. This is not something to be proud of.

Germans can have national pride too but that doesn't mean they should start putting swastika stickers on their cars. That flag, whether you like it or not, is a symbol of a horrific past for a large chunk of our population.

Regardless of mechanical failure, electronics failure, an oil slick, or an emergency maneuver to avoid a squirrel in the road, if the car's speed was above the limit, that would be the main cause of death, no matter your skill level. The speed limit is there so that if anything does happen, you're at a safe enough…

<i>A meter reader with the utility company called police after assessing the house that was thought to be vacant but suspected somebody was living at the residence.</i>