Questions
–How are the health care socialists in two Australian hospitals rationing their scarce resources?
–A Special Guest Question: What would Ayn Rand have done?
–Who owns the last home run ball hit at the old Yankee Stadium?
–Special Follow-Up Questions: Suppose a court rules that the person currently in possession of the ball does not in fact own it. Should the court be able to order the possessor, upon threat of contempt, to turn over the ball to the legal owner, or merely to pay damages? And should the Yankees be liable in any way for this situation?
–Which way will (or won’t) the public toilets face at the 2012 Olympics?
–Which federal entity declared the following:
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Nice bit of rationalization by the Coasties, but I prefer the activist judges of the State of California:
O'Grady v. Superior Court (Apple Computer) (2006) 139 Cal.App.4th 1423, 1457.
"–Which way will (or won’t) the public toilets face at the 2012 Olympics?"
I don't get it. Mecca is ~ 3000 miles from London. So, even if you are unwilling to face any point within 50 miles of Mecca, that still gives you less than 2 degrees that are forbidden. I doubt if toilets are placed that accurately anyway. This is asinine.