It was the illegal photography charge.

I have a young cousin with DS, now in his teens. He’s almost completely nonverbal (the only thing I’ve ever heard him say is “No!”), and his parents long ago gave up on toilet training.

I think Sirius Black (and in particular his relationship with his family) is modeled on Decca.

That’s one reason I prefer Miller in the role.

He looks like an elf. And not in a good way.

And then there’s this:

Spinneys.

You mean the detective guy?

And jagulars.

Or, as it may be, wizzles.

Depends what you mean by “running a red light.” I regularly see cars turning left after the left turn arrow has turned red. Not just one car at a time, either, but four or five cars in a row! When I was commuting, I saw that kind of thing every day.

So, I assume you also think that a single hit and run tars all drivers?

When I read things like this I wonder where you live that you see this all the time. There are asshole bicyclists out there, certainly, but in my experience they are a small minority. Most of the bike riders I see are courteous and extremely concerned about safety. I don’t ride myself, but my husband and daughter do,…

I never learned to ride either. I grew up in a very hilly neighborhood (Oakland Hills), where a bike wasn’t a practical form of transportation for a kid. Later on I just never got around to it.

Another counterpoint: now that my daughter rides her bike to school, I don’t have to schlep back and forth twice a day!

My daughter put an embargo on pictures and cute anecdotes when she was 8. Seemed reasonable to me.

My daughter demanded veto power over what I post about her online (anecdotes as well as pix) a couple of years ago, when she was eight. I complied. Sometimes it’s hard to resist reporting funny things she says, but she has the right to determine her own level of online privacy.

Which is another reason that it’s probably relevant that the victim is a member of the Cree Nation.

The victim in this case is a member of the Cree Nation.

I have an anecdote, but first, just to be clear: I see this thing happen to women all the time and completely support the strategy described in the article. I also think it has limitations, and that any group that has enough women to implement the strategy is going to have enough women for there to be significant…