Just asking. I know I can find dated/up close pictures of my house. I have no idea how often snapshots from satellites are taken. I know there is talk of live shots and it just wouldn't surprise me that it's true but the general public doesn't have access to them.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2575840/The-breathtaking-LIVE-satellite-footage-Earth-accurate-watch-cars-street-planes-taking-off.html

http://blog.cartodb.com/use-nasas-real-time-satellite-imagery-as-your-basemaps/

Ridiculous, the Grand Jury system is broken (among other things).

Question, in the Mike Brown case is it possible that there is satellite pictures or video showing what actually happened?

Yeah, just good to see a win now and then. I think the lottery is still a very, very safe bet : )

The Lakers, 2 in a row baby!

@mdk12345:

Comedian Chris D'Elia did a bit in his stand-up where he basically says that people who regularly talk about how much they hate or dislike gay's must have had some involvement and bad experience with them. He uses the example of: if you had a friend who regularly downgrades and expreseses his dislike for butterfingers (candy bar) at some point you would say "Dude what happened between you and butterfingers!"

So, what happened between you and Lebron?

(If you want to see the video google "Chrs DElia ,Gay friend in the cew, part 2", I'd post it but it's probably against the rules due to uncensored language)

Lol

Lakers are hanging in some of their games. As much of a fan I am of Kobe, he's got to lower his shot attempts, especially shooting below 40%.

What's going on in Toronto (7-1), have they played anybody, or, are they that good (I know it's early)?

Anthony Davis, my next favorite player to watch.......tonight: 26 pts, 17 rbs, 9 blks, 3 stls, 0 t.o.'s

@Heirren: "His father was killed. I'm sure that factored into why he attempted baseball. No player, arguably in sports history, measures up to jordan. He didn't just change basketball he changed sports."

Maybe his Fathers death factored into it and/or, maybe he felt he had "nothing more to prove" (not "No, Michael Jordan couldn't get enough of it" as posted by mdk12345"), http://articles.philly.com/1993-10-06/sports/25936025_1_james-jordan-bulls-coach-phil-jackson-retirement

Maybe it was the gambling thing: "The real reason Michael Jordan retired" http://bladebrownshow.com/2014/02/21/real-reason-michael-jordan-retired-1993/

"No player, arguably in sports history, measures up to jordan. He didn't just change basketball he changed sports."...... Never mind...... (at least you said "arguably").

"Jordan couldn't get enough of it":

Yeah, that's why he retired in the prime of his career to play baseball. He loved basketball just that much.

"The NBA has always been 82 games":

Yep, except in 1949 when it was 60gms, 1950-68gms, 1952-66games, 1953- 70/71gms, 1954-1959-72gms, 1960-75gms, 1961-79gms, 1962-1966-80gms. 1967-81gms.