Knoller's

So, just to be generous, we'll use the average of Knoller's numbers for the other 10 visits.

Obama is costing you a lot of money. 2010

But then again, does Knoller's explanation dissuade you from thinking that reporters are more favorably disposed toward Obama than they were toward Bush?

264, 263, 262 . . . 2009

Knoller's husband, who was not home when the attack happened, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and paroled in September 2003.

Finally Justice for Diane Whipple 2008

Knoller's husband, who was not home when the attack happened, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and paroled in September 2003.

Finally Justice for Diane Whipple 2008

Marjorie Knoller was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for second-degree murder, for indifference to the fate of Diane Whipple, who was mauled to death by Knoller's dogs in a San Francisco apartment hallway in 2001.

Finally Justice for Diane Whipple 2008

In rejecting a defense lawyer's request for probation, Judge Charlotte Woolard of San Francisco Superior Court said the horrific circumstances of the attack Jan. 26, 2001, far outweighed Knoller's previous crime-free record.

Finally Justice for Diane Whipple 2008

In rejecting a defense lawyer's request for probation, Judge Charlotte Woolard of San Francisco Superior Court said the horrific circumstances of the attack Jan. 26, 2001, far outweighed Knoller's previous crime-free record.

Finally Justice for Diane Whipple 2008

Marjorie Knoller was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for second-degree murder, for indifference to the fate of Diane Whipple, who was mauled to death by Knoller's dogs in a San Francisco apartment hallway in 2001.

Finally Justice for Diane Whipple 2008

"She cried and cried and cried," Knoller's mother told NEWSWEEK.

The Good Neighbor? 2007

Outside the courtroom, Knoller's mother scolded reporters for failing to report "a single good thing" about her daughter.

The Good Neighbor? 2007