I ride a motorcycle almost daily and use the theory that EVERYONE in a vehicle is out to kill me. This forces you to focus your attention not just the cars but the person driving it. Plus being able to out brake, out accelerate, and fit through fairly small openings has kept me alive for 30+ years on a bike. Of course, I could get killed on it going home from work tonight.
That brings to mind the first TV remote that my family had. (This was around '65) The remote used 2 or 3 tuning forks for on-off, channel change, and volume. You could just hit it on the floor to get lots of strange responses from the TV! Can't remember the brand tho, maybe RCA?
Had a Asus RT-16n with Tomato for over a year with only power outages for downtime. Like the other poster said, go to http://tomatousb.org/ for all the latest info.
"Tulsa billionaire George Kaiser, a key Obama backer who raised between $50,000 and $100,000 for the presidentâ(TM)s election campaign, is one of Solyndraâ(TM)s primary investors. Kaiser himself donated $53,500 to Obamaâ(TM)s 2008 election campaign, split between the DSCC and Obama For America. Kaiser also made several visits to the White House and appeared at some White House events next to Obama officials.
Campaign finance records show Kaiser and Solyndra executives and board members donated $87,050 total to Obamaâ(TM)s election campaign.
And now, just two years after securing a half-billion-dollar federal loan, Solyndra has said that it will declare Chapter 11 bankruptcy."
So, it's more important that people think about what they say before they say it, than having the freedom to able to make stupid statements? This guy is having to live the consequences of his speech. But his right to say them outweighs our nonexistent right not to hear them.
BTW, it is very necessary to protect our rights under any kind of government.
This is precisely the type of speech that the Constitution protects. It's not a matter of whether you think that the statement is rude, crude, or socially unacceptable. In my opinion freedom of speech is the most basic right written into the Bill of Rights
Our avionics guy. He's got PLENTY of time. Both of the floppy planes are BAE 125s (British built from the early 80's) Everything else uses memory cards with data downloaded from Jepps.
We have several planes, jets I might add, that use floppies to update nav databases. That's a lot of floppies every 2 weeks. We could get the CD upgrade but Honeywell wants 12 grand for each aircraft.
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If that's directed to me, I was.
Exactly, this exercise was 10 years ago.
Anybody think that it wasn't studied and countermeasures developed?
Yea, a 5 inch with flechette rounds.
Wonder how that fiberglass speedboat will hold up?
Where does cold beer fit into all this healthy eating discussion?
Ever heard of imports, and people shipping overseas as gifts? Nah, probably not. Get back under your bridge, troll.
Paul, is that you?
Now we know the real reason for the purchase.
I ride a motorcycle almost daily and use the theory that EVERYONE in a vehicle is out to kill me.
This forces you to focus your attention not just the cars but the person driving it.
Plus being able to out brake, out accelerate, and fit through fairly small openings has kept me alive for 30+ years on a bike. Of course, I could get killed on it going home from work tonight.
I don't know. Don't you think just the news of a lawsuit will help get it out to the great unwashed?
Ah, Universal ever heard of the Streisand Effect?
I'm sure Megaupload can explain it to you.
That brings to mind the first TV remote that my family had. (This was around '65)
The remote used 2 or 3 tuning forks for on-off, channel change, and volume. You could just hit it on the floor to get lots of strange responses from the TV!
Can't remember the brand tho, maybe RCA?
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraggle_Rock
Know what you mean about the LEDs.
Had to put tape over them, at night, could see them lighting up the den down the hall.
Had a Asus RT-16n with Tomato for over a year with only power outages for downtime.
Like the other poster said, go to http://tomatousb.org/ for all the latest info.
Break it down now
I was thinking that one of the dead girls family members might want to give it a try.
Someone should have just broken ALL of his fingers.
This would have been much more of a deterrent than a few weeks i the slammer.
Helicopters got mine.
I watched it and , , I mean what could go wrong?
You are exactly right about that.
Just give this little article a look. . . . http://dailycaller.com/2011/09/01/bankrupt-solar-company-with-fed-backing-has-cozy-ties-to-obama-admin/
"Tulsa billionaire George Kaiser, a key Obama backer who raised between $50,000 and $100,000 for the presidentâ(TM)s election campaign, is one of Solyndraâ(TM)s primary investors. Kaiser himself donated $53,500 to Obamaâ(TM)s 2008 election campaign, split between the DSCC and Obama For America. Kaiser also made several visits to the White House and appeared at some White House events next to Obama officials.
Campaign finance records show Kaiser and Solyndra executives and board members donated $87,050 total to Obamaâ(TM)s election campaign.
And now, just two years after securing a half-billion-dollar federal loan, Solyndra has said that it will declare Chapter 11 bankruptcy."
So, it's more important that people think about what they say before they say it, than having the freedom to able to make stupid statements?
This guy is having to live the consequences of his speech. But his right to say them outweighs our nonexistent right not to hear them.
BTW, it is very necessary to protect our rights under any kind of government.
This is precisely the type of speech that the
Constitution protects.
It's not a matter of whether you think that the statement is rude, crude, or socially unacceptable.
In my opinion freedom of speech is the most basic right written into the Bill of Rights
Take a look at Hitchens trying to explain it. ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3Hg-Y7MugU
Our avionics guy. He's got PLENTY of time.
Both of the floppy planes are BAE 125s (British built from the early 80's)
Everything else uses memory cards with data downloaded from Jepps.
I've seen the Higgs.
He's a little old bald Englishman.
We have several planes, jets I might add, that use floppies to update nav databases. That's a lot of floppies every 2 weeks.
We could get the CD upgrade but Honeywell wants 12 grand for each aircraft.
Russian intelligence has traced the message they send to trigger the bombs.
"HEADS UP! :)"
Thought it was:
"FIRE IN THE HOLE!"