Item: Commandments make a move: Marble block now sits at the Veterans Plaza/Coeur d'Alene Press

More Info: The commandments aren't gone. They've justrelocated. Kootenai County has moved the block of marble inscribed with the Ten Commandments from the courthouse lawn to the Veterans Plaza, beside the Administration Building. The small monolith was moved several hundred feet so it would sit among other pieces for public viewing, said Building and Grounds Manager Shawn Riley, like the memorial for fallen soldiers and seamen, and the statue for former Commissioner Ronald Rankin.

Question: Should the Ten Commandments be posted at the Kootenai County Courthouse?

Atmospheric Ruminations blogger via Facebook: “There’s a pier that extends out into the bay near where I live (Oregon Coast). I was parked there one day, just loafing around, when I saw a book on the picnic table nearby. Being curious, I wondered what the book’s title was, and maybe I’d steal it if it was any good. The title? “HOLY BIBLE”. Well, since that’s the book which contains the Ten Commandments, I thot, “wow, if I steal a Bible, I’ll probably be sent to the lowest depths of Hell.” So I left it where it was and proceeded quietly on my way.

Question: How many of the 10 Commandments can you name without looking at Exodus 20?

Item: Supreme Court lets Utah city refuse religious monument in park near 10 Commandments display/Reuters

More Info: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that a Utah city can refuse to put a religious group’s monument in a public park near a similar Ten Commandments display. The justices unanimously sided with the city of Pleasant Grove, which had said a ruling for the religious group would mean public parks across the country would have to allow privately donated monuments that express different views from those already on display.

Question: Are you bothered by monuments displaying 10 Commandments in parks and other public areas, like the Kootenai County Courthouse lawn?

• 1. Thou shalt not go without your seat belt.
• 2. Thou shalt not hold your cell phone or text.
• 3. Thou shalt not drive and tend to your children.
• 4. Thou shalt not drive with a pet in your lap or on your arm.
• 5. Thou shalt not groom yourself - lipstick, shave, brushing teeth …
• 6. Thou shalt not watch videos while driving.
• 7. Thou shalt not smoke while driving.
• 8. Thou shalt not eat while driving.
• 9. Thou shalt not read while driving.
• 10. Thou shalt not talk while driving.

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Question: Anything to add to Vickie’s commandments?