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In the meantime, Hasan continues to draw his full military salary. While so many of us think that is so wrong, and certainly an insult to the families of his victims, there is a reason why pay is not suspended immediately after someone in the military is charged with a crime. On Outlook.com, Kate Andrews had an interesting article about that issue. It is well worth a read.
NOTE: The jury found Hasan guilty late this afternoon, and sentencing deliberations begin on Monday.
In less serious news, a man in Minnesota had his license taken away for driving too slowly and he won't be able to get it back. Gary Constans, 59, was stopped by police several times between 2008 and 2012, when his license was taken away. Constans said in court his Ford Ranger has a "sweet spot" for gas mileage at 48 mph. He plans to continue trying to get his license back. "I just thank the Lord I'm retired from all my jobs, and I thank the Lord I don't have a wife, because could you see her yelling at me?" Constans said.
I'm guessing the folks stuck behind him did a bit of yelling, too.
Now for some fun from the comics. This one is from Heart of the City by Mark
Tatulli.
Heart is walking down the street with her side-kick, Dean.
She says, "Someday when I'm rich and famous, I'll have somebody to do all
my cleaning. I'll have somebody to do my shopping, pay my bills, wash my
clothes, drive my car, AND feed my
cat."
Dean asks, "So what will you do?"
"Apparently walking around L.A.
with a water bottle and complaining about the paparazzi is THE job to have
today."
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