unrelated

• “And the president, first of all, objects to the fact that -- and he mentioned this in his radio address Saturday -- that there is funding for what he calls unrelated programs in this bill.”

  CNN Transcript Mar 18, 2007

• “He said somebody stitched together what he called unrelated threads and jumped to conclusions.”

  CNN Transcript Dec 11, 2006

• “Two soldiers died Saturday in unrelated incidents that were both evidently suicides.”

  The Huffington Post: Fort Hood Suicides Hit Record Numbers

• “As an aside, and somewhat unrelated from the original topic, this helps to point out the silliness of one of the provisions common in “assault weapons” bans.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Cooking Bacon with a Machine Gun

• “Anonymous said ... thanks for the clarification - a relief to know! and totally unrelated: who makes up the code words - Phomma etc? they sound too much like real words - maybe esperanto?”

  Rachel's last look around

• “The report found that organizations that engage in unrelated business activities, often called social enterprise programs, are more likely to run less efficient shops than their peers.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Report Faults Nonprofits on Service

• “Ms. Seidman said that the least satisfied career changers she works with tend to be those who fell into general majors, such as philosophy or African-American studies, and ended up in unrelated fields.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Psych Majors Aren't Happy With Options

• “Meanwhile in unrelated news MacDonalds say "Keep coming back for a Big Mac".”

  Tuesday news

• “Also, in unrelated news, I guess I'm allowed to talk about this now.”

  Link salad for breakfast:

• ““There are other ongoing investigations involving other possible co-defendants or defendants in unrelated charges that could be jeopardized by an early disclosure of these materials to the defendant,” Balfe wrote.”

  Tony Alamo defense granted access to documents

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