I understand that she is very sensitive to the sunlight, and that wearing all black helps because it absorbs light. Couldn't she wear a different color though? And does it have to be a hooded cloak? Wouldn't jeans and a sweatshirt with the hood pulled up do the same job?

Since they passed the requisite security clearances, is the pilot allowed to banish them from the plane like this? Since this is technically a business, can you refuse service to whomever you please?

This is so upsetting. Even after they were rescreened the pilot refused them. It definitely gives off the impression that the pilot is racist and that this is a case of racial profiling.

I asked my mom if she had seen "The Beverly Hillbillies", and when she said yes told her about the case. She agrees with everything Douglas is suing for, saying that Donna Douglas WAS Elly May, that no one else played her, and that she should at least get some royalties. I'm not sure I completely agree with her, but now I can see the other viewpoint.

If there had been something wrong with the brakes, then the charges would fall on the car company, right? If it had been the driver's fault, he would be charged with vehicular homicide?

I still think the amount of pets that are going to be kept outside is too many. Also, 10 personal pets in her home is still 2 over the city ordinance of 8 household pets. Why does she not have to follow the ordinance? I guess there are exception to the rule? That doesn't seem quite fair.

While I understand how it might be hard for her to turn down animals given what she has seen, I think she would have also seen the harmful effects of keeping too many animals, and been able to make the correct decision.

When I was reading the comments on this article, many people disagreed with shutting down the website, citing freedom of speech. However, since it does have this effect on people that could lead them to bodily harm, I agree with shutting the website down. It makes people feel horrible about themselves.

While this is easy to say, I think it is much more difficult to carry out. No matter what age, everyone cares at least a little about what other people think about them, especially what other people think about their insecurities. That's why these posts are particularly nasty.

What is the difference between family court and juvenile court? Also, is "hate crime" just a legal term for bullying?

So this whole story was somewhat pointless, as he is going to move away from the church and school anyway.

I seriously doubt that customers will be confused by this, because they most likely won't have both the Apple and Amazon version.

I would agree with this statement. Apple is much more successful than Amazon, and even though they're more popular, they still seem threatened by Amazon. However, I still predict that Apple will win this case.

What does this mean? How can you have 80 years more than life?

When I think of piracy, I think of Pirates of the Caribbean. That, of course, seems very cool. In real life, however, and not in the movies, piracy is very serious, with some very grave consequences.

What was the outcome? The article doesn't say, but I assume it wasn't good for Longo? Who would he appeal to next?

It seems that the two main obstacles Longo needs to overcome is the way to die (lethal injection vs. hanging), and where the execution should take place (prison vs. hospital). It seems that both of these problems could be overcome. The main problem that occured in Picoult's "Change of Heart", was the extra cost to the state it would take to make these exceptions. I wonder if the same issue would apply here too.

I can see why they wouldn't WANT to go near the grave, but they're not allowed to even if they wanted to? How can this be? It's their daughter! What grounds does the military have to enforce this?

This makes the military seem very irresponsible. How could they allow that to happen? It sounds like she was being observed constantly, if she were in medical rehab, so it surprises me that a problem like this occured.

This sounds very convenient! Are there any downsides to these new methods?

What does this mean? That they were asking for money from Disney, but Disney refused to cooperate?

I wonder what the woman's first name is. If it was very similar, for example only a letter off, I can see why the names would be confused.

So even though the drug was absorbed, the baby could still be in danger? When will they know if the baby will be ok? Not until it's born?

I guess she couldn't throw up the drug. I was surprised to read that charcoal was given! It would have to be different than the everyday charcoal, right?

In hindsight, she really should have looked at the bottle and made sure it was her name. I will definitely make sure to do this in the future.

This is very reassuring that this problem will not happen again in the future. I wonder why Safeway didn't have this policy as well.

I wonder how detailed the scanners actually are. Is it just the outline of the body? While I can understand why this might upset people, I think they should look at the bigger picture. The current scanners are detecting weapons, and the people viewing the scans are professionals, not perverts (hopefully).

If enough of the remains were found and still intact, like the skull and some bones, a forensic anthropologist should be able to identify the body.

I wonder how long he has been Prime Minister? Is he going to be able to handle the aftermath of keeping his country safe?