Monthly Archives: July 2012
[Translate] O.J. Murdock, a Tennessee Titans Wide Receiver, for some reason unknown to all but him, decided to take his own life. Here’s the Tampa, Florida police news webpage note: Tampa Police Investigating Suicide Tampa, FL July 30, 2012 – VICTIM: Orenthal James Murdock (O.J. Murdock), 02/15/1987, B/M WHERE: 2502 East Wilder Avenue, Tampa DETAILS: At...
[Translate] Baltimore Ravens’ offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie is the talk of the town. A no-show at training camp, the team did not heard from him and he does not have an agent. On Thursday, head coach John Harbaugh said that McKinnie is “dealing with an issue”, but did not elaborate. The Ravens took matters into their own hands and fined him $30,000 for missing...
[Translate] The latest Oakland News is that on her campaign website, Oakland At-Large Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan already calls her new challenger, Oakland Councilmember Ignacio De La Fuente, a “serious challenger” and is using him to raise a new round of campaign money. Again, I think what Ignacio De La Fuente is about to do is a huge risk, but he may...
[Translate] More Chevron Ecuador news. About two years ago, an associate with Amazon Watch I will not name tried to bully Kevin Skaggs and Vlae Kershner of SFGate.com, the website of The San Francisco Chronicle, into making me alter a blog post where I asserted that Ecuador was a party to the lawsuit against Chevron. That means the Government of Ecuador was an active...
[Translate] The Chevron Ecuador case contains thousands of pages of documents, many online for anyone who cares to research. One document contains the emails and papers of Chevron Ecuador lead plaintiff lawyer Steven Donziger. This blogger found a great October 2005 document that details the public relations plan of attack against Chevron – one that Donziger...
