Explicit Porn on the Disney Channel in Parts of New Jersey

Imagine sitting down with your morning coffee, the children are safely watching the Disney channel in the other room, when all of a sudden you start hearing waka waka music. You come into the room and find that your beloved Disney Channel is showing graphic pornography to the little ones.

Well, this happened this morning in suburban New Jersey as an error at a Comcast distribution center sent the wrong signal to the wrong channel. And I really mean the wrong channel.  If this had happened on Spike TV there might have been applause, but to mess up and hit the Disney Channel? That is a big oops.

Jennie Sherman still can’t believe what happened while she was watching the show “Handy Manny” with her two twin sons. “We were just sitting here and the screen just froze and then all of a sudden I saw very graphic pornography on the television and I scrambled to get the remote to shut it off,” Sherman told WCBS-TV in New York City.

Sherman said she immediately recorded the X-rated graphic video on her DVR. She then e-mailed wcbstv.com to report the shocking news. “Basically because I said my husband is not going to believe this,” she said. “I was in shock, I pressed record and shut the television off.” via cbs4.com

Taken to the Cleaners by a Lawyer … Sues for $67 Million for Lost Pants

The lawsuit of the missing $67 million pants presses forward.  Once again a hard working citizen being taken to the cleaners by a lawyer, literally.

Why is this country tired of lawyers, judges  and skeptical of their legal system? Maybe because of people like Roy Pearson, a local judge in Washington DC, who is suing a dry cleaner for a lost pair of pants for $67 million.

Plaintiff Roy Pearson — himself a local judge in Washington D.C — says in court papers that he’s been through the ringer over a lost pair of prized pants he wanted to wear on his first day on the bench. He says in court papers that he has endured “mental suffering, inconvenience and discomfort.”

He says he was unable to wear that favorite suit of his first day of work.

He’s suing for ten years of weekend car rentals so he can transport his dry cleaning to another store. (ABC News)

How does a frivolous law suit like this allowed to go forward while other more pressing cases do not or have to take a back seat to this nonsense? What makes this matter even worse is that the legal system is being gamed by one of its own. We have become a sue happy nation where people fear to do anything for anyone any more.

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Daily Commentary – Wednesday May 2nd, 2007 – Remembering One Of Hollywood’s Good Guys

Dana remembers:

• One of Hollywood’s Good Guys, Dabbs Greer

Natalee Holloway Investigation, “On The Record,” … Julia Renfro and Dave Holloway

Interview with Aruba Today Editor & Chief, Julia Renfro

“One of the suspicious locations would be the Van der Sloot home since all three boys, all three suspects claim that they actually went to the home but they never got out of the car so that would be a location they would need to search”. (Julia Renfro)

How believable is it that they would drive to the Van der Sloot home and never get out of the car? The question that should arise is, why did they change their mind if that was the case.

 Interview with Dave Holloway

Greta Van Susteren: “In terms of Joran, Deepak and Satish, what questions would you like to put directly to them?”

Dave Holloway: “Well obviously I would want them to tell the truth and disclose you know what happened to Natalee.”

What a novel concept … telling the truth. If that had been done in the beginning by all three suspects Aruba would never be in the predicament they are.

Dave Holloway Stressed But Happy About New Search in Aruba for Natalee Holloway

The recent events in the search and investigation of Natalee Holloway can be best summed up as a “Tale of Two Dad’s Stress”. While Dave Holloway, father of missing Natalee Holloway, is stressed that the focus is once again front and center on efforts to find his daughter. He is also happy that efforts are once again focusing on finding Natalee.

Dave Holloway said the next few weeks could be “stressful” now that Dutch police renewed the investigation into his daughter, Natalee’s disappearance.

He said he has not been told why they searched the home of a one-time suspect.

About 20 investigators from the Netherlands dug up earth outside the house Friday and Saturday, reviving a case that had seemed to grow cold since the American teenager vanished during a school trip to Aruba nearly two years ago.

“They haven’t told us anything, but it does add extra stress,” Holloway said Monday. “You wonder what they are looking for and if they are going to find my daughter. You know, its been quiet for awhile, and then this happens, and it seems to begin again. I can see this could be a stressful month already.”

“We’ve been so pleased with all the prayers and support from the community.” (Meridian Star)

However, Joran’s father, Paul Van der Sloot, is dealing with quite a different form of stress. Its a stress that should have occurred nearly two years ago as Aruban investigators should have gone through the Van der Sloot residence and property with a fine tooth comb. The Van der Sloot’s feel that their privacy has been violated? A small price to pay as compared to Natalee’s family experiencing the loss of a daughter with Joran Van der Sloot being one of the last reported people with her. The heat is probably just beginning for the Van der Sloots. They best get used to it.   

Paul van der Sloot, Joran’s father, told the Nova program on Dutch television that investigators found nothing suspicious and ‘‘they have been reassured.’’

‘‘You can hardly believe it, but they must have seriously been looking for Natalee in our garden. It’s incomprehensible,’’ he said in the interview Saturday.

He said that investigators seized diary notes and letters from him and his wife, as well as a personal computer that was returned later Saturday. He felt his privacy had been invaded.