Ohio may try out a new lethal injection concoction Tuesday

do they remain immune to prosecution? Legal proceedings seek to throw out plea deal in 2007 lethal Texas City refinery (BP) explosion and pursue prosecution for multiple violations. One has to wonder if regulations could have saved lives at the Deepwater rig and in Texas City. According to this article, we are talking about 11 + 14 in these 2 incidents alone, and another 3 referred to in subsequent incidents. That\'s 28 dead. Can you say serial k ...

I had the injection on Monday for tenosynovitis of the wrist. As most of you indicated, it was painful, but it did not last as long as I thought. Prior to the appointment I had myself fooled into thinking he would inject the wrist in the snuffbox area. I guess that was wishful thinking. I did not look at what he was doing, but when I felt him push on the needle I knew it was going through a much "harder" structure. He asked me if I heard a "po ...

My husband has IHSS and they are going to put him on some kind of injection. He also has myasthenia gravis and bipolar disorder. He has numerous medical problems and takes numerous p.o. medications. Any clue why they might start an injection? Talked about infusion for anemia as well. I'm stumped. ...

I drug myself out of bed this morning feeling tired and mad at the world. Nothing new! I'm not really a morning person. I took a shower, felt better. I opened up the sliding glass door in my bed room and WHOOSH! A gust of fresh air blew in! It was cool and smelled green and fresh from the rain last night. I opened up the other windows and doors throughout the house and the breeze and scent swirling around my house lifted my spirits. I had a fe ...

From Smithsonian.com: "The answer, it turns out, has a lot to do with buggies and farmers markets. The Founding Fathers met at the Constitutional Convention in 1787, NPR explains, but at the end of the meeting they still had not resolved a number of questions about how to run an entire nation. One of those issues involved the timing of federal elections. As a quick fix, they decided to leave it to individual states to set their own voting days, which led to several decades of &ldqu ...

Nothing special. It's just a pretty morning outside and I'm getting ready to go to bed (!) and usually there's nothing special about Tuesday. So, happy Tuesday. May everyone's day be ridiculously productive and profitable. ...

I have to say I do not like debates. It seems to me that the broad audience of the American public has developed this "blood lust" akin to a boxing or wresting match or some Superbowl event. How can someone say that this person won on style, and this one on memorization of facts and figures and then vote for them? How does that relate to them being president, or one heart beat away? The only real message I can take away from these debates is how does my picture of this candidat ...

- the same night as Chris Christie. I've only heard her speak once, but I liked her. Can't wait to see Chris Christie. He will deliver his usual rousing speech, I'm sure. Love that guy. ...

Seems to me each party changes the voting laws to the point where we the people never get the government wants. All of it rigged. I see it more this year. If Trump or Clinton walk away with this, then I say we need to challenge voting systems, especially for president. This explains Super Tuesday by a historian: http://video.foxnews.com/v/4781402415001/election-history-101-how-super-tuesday-was-born/?intcmp=hpvid1#sp=show-clips ...

This is one thing we have to look forward to. After it is all said and done, there will be 50 jobs out of the pipeline Trump wants to go forward with. The taxpayers who live where the oil spills happen will pay to have it cleaned up, not to mention how harmful it is to the animals and environment. Why would we want to go back to making fossil fuels are prime source of energy anyway? So we can make money! Lots of money! ...

For those interested, there is supposed to be a fantastic meteor shower display peaking from 1 am to daylight on early Tuesday morning. This is the Leonid shower which occurs about every 33 years. My sons and I have stayed up and watched them before, and we were not disappointed in the past. I just hope the weather is right. We live in the country and this affords a wonderful view. ...

I heard through the rumor mill that Mayor Coleman of Columbus recenty decided to boycott Arizona, but I can't find any confirmation of this. Can anyone from Ohio (or anywhere else that might know the truth on this) tell me if this is true? Thanks ;) ...

recipients are having their food stamps reduced by $50 a month. Awww......that's a shame. I wonder how many of them voted for Obama. LOL. I don't wish ill on anyone, really, but I hope the ones who voted for his sorry self are the ones who lose their jobs first. Sometimes the only way to open people's eyes is to throw cold water in them. ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxoMEFR8z_Y ...

Pro-health reform demonstrators and anti-reform demonstrators gathered in front of Rep Kilroy's office to express their views. A man with a debiiltating neurological disorder was there in support of reform. The anti-reformers gathered around him and shouted "No handouts here!" and other such comments. Incidentally the anti-reform protestors who stated their neighborhoods to the local press ALL came from the oldest, wealthiest, snobbiest suburb in the city.&n ...

Ohio voting just got a little harder, not because early voting has been cut down, and not because of new ID restrictions. That's right. Republicans are doing everything in their power to ensure a win in Ohio. The latest tactic works on a county by county basis. County by county it is decided whether or not to extend hours at the voting sites. Each county has a commission comprised of two dems and two pubs. You would think this would be a good thing to extend hours in this state right? ...

http://washingtonexaminer.com/ohio-poll-romney-leads-51-48-among-those-certain-to-vote/article/2509947#.UG7vQU3A-gR ...

President Obama’s Environmental Protection Agency has devoted an unprecedented number of bureaucrats to finalizing new anti-coal regulations that are set to be released at the end of November, according to a source inside the EPA. More than 50 EPA staff are now crashing to finish greenhouse gas emission standards that would essentially ban all construction of new coal-fired power plants. Never before have so many EPA resources been devoted to a single regulation. The independent and non ...

I can't stand our justice system, I swear it makes me crazy! The news article, an Ohio man kills a 3-year-old child by having sex with her and suffocating her, which he ADMITS, but he actually gets a trial, because he is fighting the death penalty, because he didn't mean to kill her, he only meant to rape her! I mean, WHAT! He apparently was drunk and mad at his girlfriend (The child's mother) because she wouldn't have sex with him, so he decided to have sex ...

http://visiontoamerica.com/12872/voter-fraud-obama-won-108-of-registered-voters-in-ohio-county/ ...

“This is a federal issue,” said Joel Potts, executive director of the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Directors’ Association. “It is what it is. They have a formula. ... We just think it is going to be really hard on families and individuals. They will see significantly less money starting in January.” http://www.toledoblade.com/State/2012/11/12/Ohioans-food-stamp-aid-to-be-cut.html ...

If the GOP burns down its own house there... The splintering of tea party groups could complicate Ohio Gov. John Kasich's reelection campaign next year. (AP PHOTO/RICK OSENTOSKI) The Ohio tea party's fracturing of the state GOP could be a serious worry, we noted last Friday, if the harsh rhetoric is followed by real action. Today, a report in the Columbus Dispatch shows just how bad things have gotten in the Buckeye State. Tea party gr ...

Three young males died this year in their early 20s in separate incidents. I know their families. They came from good homes, had a lot of promise. They each reportedly got started on pain medication and when prescriptions were not renewed went out on the street to get other drugs. I watched a heroin addict interviewed and she said that even though they know this drug going around now, heroin laced with fentanyl, can kill you, she would seek it out because she wanted that high ...

I am due to graduate the end of September with my bachelor's degree and am looking forward to getting out of this profession all together! I am thinking I may move to the Cleveland area to start my new career (currently live in Missouri and it's too darn hot here!). Any suggestions on safe areas to live in around Cleveland? What neighborhoods should I avoid? Any other words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated! ...

"looking into" lowering taxes on banks. Coincidentally, he is a former banker. Keep them coming republicans. ...

shattering the previous record of 902,450 set in 1998. The referendum will be on the Nov 8 ballot and by all indicators, it is GOING DOWN. Gov Kasich thinks they are all "misled." He must be referring to his own misguided governance. Way to go, Ohio! http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/ohio-news/senate-bill-5-repeal-effort-sets-record-1196737.html ...

of course, are outraged, but very conservative Mr. Kasich, who used an "administrative maneuver" to accomplish this, says it's a matter of both Christian compassion, as well as "cool economic practicality." Seemingly Mr. Kasich does not plan to run for President in 2014. :) This will be very big for some Ohioans, and irrelevant for others of course. Hopefully those interested will consider finding out what their new premium and coverages would be either in in person or by phone... ...

Ohio may try out a new lethal injection concoction Tuesday

They should just take them out back to a - just me/hmmm

the more minutes the better - drag it out

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