I, too, was getting to the point where I didn't want to watch one more mind-f*ck episode when Jack, Sawyer and Kate were held by the Others. I'm looking forward to how the series plays out for the next couple of years.

And Jin hasn't learned much English in three seasons because only a few months have passed on the island. As a monolingual high school exchange student to South America, it took me about 6 months to get to the point where I could have complete simple vocabulary conversations. What must be hard is that, as I understand it, Daniel Day Kim's Korean is a second language.

Find a Navajo to English dictionary. Aziz = penis. And this poor melting snowflake seems to have his in a bunch.

Wouldn't it be easier for this clown to just put his eyes out? After all, he wouldn't be tempted by immodest women OR representations of humans which could result in idol worship, too.

I saw a lot of Little Emperors on my visit to China last summer. The strange thing was when I'd see families with two kids, often a brother and sister. Inevitably, the brother was obese and incompetent, the sister thin and helpful.

I'm curious about dating and marriage in China in another fifteen to twenty years. There will already be a surplus of eligible men for women to choose from. A substantial portion of those men, I believe, will be doughy and dependent, and left by the wayside. There may be a lot of individualist Little Emperors, but in the long run, the Empresses may benefit the most.

My Party-member brother-in-law's traditional Chinese mercantilism came through when we he was telling me that he was glad he had two year old daughter. "In twenty years," he told me, "smart pretty girls will be able to get anything they want. They will be worth their weight in gold."

Maybe she needs to look for a higher caliber of guy. This derives from Abrahamaic religions' desire to control both sex and women. Get away from that worldview, and it loses power.

Any person who is not a permanent resident or citizen who is a victim of certain grave crimes, such as rape, murder, human trafficking, slavery, etc. , even if he or she is a visa overstay or entered illegally, may apply for a visa that can lead to permanent residency. The victim must cooperate with police or prosecution, and it's no guarantee.

The problem is that both the victims and law enforcement are generally unaware of these visas.

As an immigration attorney, I see how US citizens, as well as illegal and legal immigrants, are all not served by the current system. As a nation, we need to strike a balance between rule of law and humanitarianism.

Having grown up in Dearborn, I think it was because the two women are African-American converts to Islam, and the hijabs were just an excuse.

There have never been great relations between the local Arab (Muslim or Christian) and African-American communities. The former seem to have bought into a lot of preexisting American racism, the latter have seen the Arabs, about the only convenience store and small market owners in the city, as over-charging outsiders taking advantage of them.

The article points out the basic irrationality of a lot of bigoted people, especially those who are 'knee-jerk' racists. I was at a bar once, and when Charles Barkley came on the TV, a guy sitting next to me said, "I hate that racist n*gger."

Towards the end of the article, the author used the word "Caucasian," which I wish would be retired, alongside "Negro" and "Oriental." It's part of a 19th century Eurocentric racial paradigm that has been completely disproven.

I was in college and my brother owned a comic book store when these were first printed, and I remember digging through the delivery boxes searching for the new "Swamp Things." I was nowhere near the hipster that O'Herir was - I just knew that this was a series of stories unlike anything I had read.

Before Moore's "Swamp Thing," I didn't know that comic books could have such emotions as 'melancholy.' In my mind, Moore's work signalled a mini-golden age, between simply juvenile stories and the soft-core sex and violence porn that the genre has become.

I went through the same love affair with "V for Vendetta" and "Watchmen." I'm always hoping someone will do a good film based upon Moore's take on Swamp Thing, and perhaps if "Watchmen" succeeds, they will (not that Moore won't disavow it, even if it succeeds in properly honoring the source material).

Why not mention more globally damaging 'historical truths,' such as the Book of Mormon, the Quran, New Testament and Torah all being historical fictions?

I don't want to repeat all the arguments against going, I'll just add that people talking about the flexibility of a law degree for non-attorney jobs are leaving out that a lot of places consider you overqualified. Plus, many employers fear employees with law degrees because they're afraid of being sued for every trivial workplace problem.

I now practice on the side and teach legal studies for paralegals. Every time a student expresses interest in attending law school, I always remind her "Remember: in doing so, you're buying a house you'll never live in."

A lot of friends from law school were there because of a similar familial inertia. Many practiced for a few years, then married and used the spouse's income to try and get out from under the crushing loan debt, then quit the law altogether. The others without out family money to pay off the loans slogged along, unhappy in the field.

There's plenty of flint for tools and the hunting and gathering are great!

We wouldn't have this internet forum if it weren't for the US space program thus far. The investment in further extraterrestrial space exploration will benefit the Earth and her inhabitants in ways we can't yet imagine.