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The Twitter micro-blogging service is just like the bulletin boards that Colonial Americans might have had in their front yards to communicate with one another at the time the Bill of Rights was adopted, said a federal district court judge in United States v. Cassidy, No. TWT 11-091 (D. Md. Dec. 15, 2011
The widespread appeal of tackle football without equipment is obvious to anyone who strolls through a college campus or a public park on a bright fall day
At six feet, nine inches, and only fourteen years old, Sluggerrr the Lion, the Kansas City Royals' mascot, may not have considered the power of his pitching or the potential for liability when he surmounted the third base dugout with a paw full of foil-wrapped hot dogs and flung them into the stands
