This is so sad and true. In reality it IS unconstitutional. This is exactly what the framers wanted to prevent. If they knew that the commerce clause would be twisted so badly, they would have modified it a bit, I think.
A well regulated militia (in our current case, the army) is necessary for defense of the country. The right to bear arms is necessary to ensure the freedom of individuals against that standing army if it becomes corrupted.
Sorry--I equate tethering and hotspot even though they are of course two compeltely different things. (Same result though.) And the impression of the news media (from what I'm reading) is that there was no additional cost.
Fraternization, as defined by the Manual for Courts-martial, is a personal relationship between an officer and an enlisted member that violates the customary bounds of acceptable behavior in the Air Force and prejudices good order and discipline, discredits the armed services, or operates to the personal disgrace or dishonor of the officer involved.
Enlisted and Enlisted is referred to as "Unprofessional Relationship".
Read AFI 36-2909 for more specifics.
The big question, though, is just how successful any fresh attempt at enforcing new privacy strictures on the Internet will be with Republicans soon to be in charge of the House.
Let's try not to be so blatant with our biases next time.
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It's called an RSS reader. :-)
This is so sad and true. In reality it IS unconstitutional. This is exactly what the framers wanted to prevent. If they knew that the commerce clause would be twisted so badly, they would have modified it a bit, I think.
And I almost expected this Congress to be a little different. Oh well.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1408101/fullcredits#cast Just FYI.
A well regulated militia (in our current case, the army) is necessary for defense of the country. The right to bear arms is necessary to ensure the freedom of individuals against that standing army if it becomes corrupted.
probably won't persuade iPhone owners to switch to Android
And who is to say that the iPhone 5 won't be dual core?
If he's dubbed a terrorist by the US government...
Sorry--I equate tethering and hotspot even though they are of course two compeltely different things. (Same result though.) And the impression of the news media (from what I'm reading) is that there was no additional cost.
Voice calls take priority--any data needs are paused while on a call.
I use it daily. Once you have it, you don;t want to loose it.
Good: Free tethering. Bad: No simultaneous voice/data.
In military-speak: Voluntold.
I finally understand why I never see the mythical blue post!!
Does anyone have some bassoon jokes?
Q. Which is better, a bassoon or an oboe? A. A Bassoon - it makes more toothpicks.
Good catch. Sure sounds the same to me.
I wonder how many job offers that kid has received.
True. It's the E-7 supervising the E-4 and also sleeping with her that's the issue.
I am in the military. Thanks though.
Fraternization, as defined by the Manual for Courts-martial, is a personal relationship between an officer and an enlisted member that violates the customary bounds of acceptable behavior in the Air Force and prejudices good order and discipline, discredits the armed services, or operates to the personal disgrace or dishonor of the officer involved.
Enlisted and Enlisted is referred to as "Unprofessional Relationship". Read AFI 36-2909 for more specifics.
Fraternization only occurs between supervisor and subordinate. (Officer > Enlisted)
Of course you let out who actually instituted DADT. But feel free to go on living in your dream world of Democrat perfection.
One World Government, here we come!
The big question, though, is just how successful any fresh attempt at enforcing new privacy strictures on the Internet will be with Republicans soon to be in charge of the House.
Let's try not to be so blatant with our biases next time.
I tried to respond earlier but it said "Unable to cast that while silenced."
Last I checked they weren't mutually exclusive.