I am from the state and have friends from the area. What he did is just being creepy. There might have been some laws broken. There might not. The statute of limitations is up so it's a non-starter.
Here's the problem: Had he done this the smart way he would have just apologized for possible transgression in his younger years and moved on. It would have quickly faded into the background of political noise. He didn't. What he did do is expose himself as a liar, hypocrite, and unethical. He said the other day that alcohol was illegal in Etowah County in 1979. According the the local paper, it was legalized on 2 May,1972. He has made numerous other comments that are a record of fact that are incorrect or skewed. We have also found out that he dated his current wife while representing her in a divorce case. This alone should have him disbarred because further research has proven this was a pattern. As judge, he was twice removed from the bench because of his ethics. He is also under investigation for inappropriate payments taken from his non-profit. The investigation is ongoing. I don't really care if the signature is a fake. He's lied enough for me to not vote for him. Regardless of the ancient accusation.
On another note: As a male victim of sexual harassment and attempted sexual assault in my youth, I have no reason to doubt these women. If their accusations are true, they will remember the events like they happened yesterday for the rest of their lives. All the more reason to give them credence.
I can only imagine what it was like. I found my soul mate and we've been together for 18 years now. I wouldn't miss a minute to be with her. Your post instantly brought tears to my eyes. I can only imagine your loss. Please contact me if you ever feel the need.
And whom might I pay for this faster internet speed? Spectrum and AT&T don't seem to want my money, or at least, provide it. I live 2 blocks from a major medical research facility and I have 25mb AT&T for $75 or 50mb Spectrum $99. Bundled. I stopped at 12 for $50 since I couldn't tell the difference in the two and I could only have the higher with Uverse. Which I don't want. My next option is business fiber: 12k to run it and $1600 a month for 100mbs. Is this a viable option?
I've had that happen with newer ones also. It will most likely fall apart in a few years. This is the last circuit in the house to be rewired and is slated to be done in the next few months.
Stay away from anything in the 60's and 70's especially Federal Pacific. This is probably where your bang came from: http://www.mcgarryandmadsen.co...
My house was built in 1917. I still have four of the original switches that work (I can only assume since I'm not that old) as good as the day they were put in. I see no reason to replace them. They'll wear out one day and get replaced then. No point adding unnecessary crap to the landfill. You can actually repair them if you're inclined.
You kid on the RedBull. On one of my overseas deployments, the base I was attached to got upset because our guard force was drinking $20k worth of RedBull a month. We weren't even getting shot at. I could only imagine how much it was while I was in Iraq.
I thought there was something a while back, but I think I was hallucinating. I did find a nifty little writeup on 5 accomplishments, but number 5 can be knocked off the list now. Not much solace here either:
"Stepping back, there have been a few accomplishments of note:
Getting Neil M. Gorsuch confirmed to the Supreme Court; The significant drop-off in illegal immigration crossings (from an already low level); Neither the world nor the Constitution has been destroyed yet; Progress in the Middle East campaign against the Islamic State; A solidly growing economy."
Yes. Lots of other variables. It appears that dude was firing from 1200 yards away using what is referred to as plunging fire. It also appears he may have had a full auto. Bad situation all around for those in the beaten zone. 280 bullets in 31 seconds is a hell of count.
A 30-06 is not piddly It has been used to attain confirmed kills past 1000 yds. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... Hathcock's second-longest confirmed kill was 1200 yards (1097 m) using a "standard" USMC sniper rifle chambered in.30-06 Springfield
A few hunters do regularly pull off shots at 300+ yds. This is not the norm. Most hunters rarely fire over 100 yds. They are calm and have every advantage on their side. Now add someone shooting back. It adds a whole level of stress and add the fact you have to find them.
It you are not "combat experienced" or have a high level of military/SWAT training you will not even be able to find the target, let alone have enough where-with-all to be able to aim and place an accurate shot. Most military and law enforcement train for this. And they usually use a piddly 30-06 or the even more piddly.308 (7.62 x 51mm which has a confirmed kill at 1,367 yds)
Sure, we can basically claim the surveillance state started with the advent of the telephone and telegraph. We know that there was a big jump in surveillance after WWII with the cold war. There was also another big jump in domestic spying related to the war on drugs. This wasn't about the history of domestic spying. The comment was in response to a domestic surveillance program started under the Bush II administration: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Nor did Republicans complain when Bush II started the spying and I still don't hear any of them crying now that Trump is doing it. Meet the new boss: Same as the old boss. (the Who)
I participated in an event like this many years back. We played a group of "unlikeables" and hide out in an old semi-abandoned project in an industrial part of town. The unit was doing a workup to deploy and the city i was in was of a similar composition. They used their capabilities to find about a dozen locations we were hiding in and then proceeded to take out the necessary targets. It took about two weeks. There were lots of calls to the local police and FBI about the activity. I don't know if it ever made it to the local media. Man it freaked some people out.
Man this crew is setting some records! I wonder how many more they'll set before the summers out. All this entertainment and still haven't passed anything of mention.
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I am from the state and have friends from the area. What he did is just being creepy. There might have been some laws broken. There might not. The statute of limitations is up so it's a non-starter.
Here's the problem: Had he done this the smart way he would have just apologized for possible transgression in his younger years and moved on. It would have quickly faded into the background of political noise. He didn't. What he did do is expose himself as a liar, hypocrite, and unethical. He said the other day that alcohol was illegal in Etowah County in 1979. According the the local paper, it was legalized on 2 May,1972. He has made numerous other comments that are a record of fact that are incorrect or skewed. We have also found out that he dated his current wife while representing her in a divorce case. This alone should have him disbarred because further research has proven this was a pattern. As judge, he was twice removed from the bench because of his ethics. He is also under investigation for inappropriate payments taken from his non-profit. The investigation is ongoing. I don't really care if the signature is a fake. He's lied enough for me to not vote for him. Regardless of the ancient accusation.
On another note: As a male victim of sexual harassment and attempted sexual assault in my youth, I have no reason to doubt these women. If their accusations are true, they will remember the events like they happened yesterday for the rest of their lives. All the more reason to give them credence.
I can only imagine what it was like. I found my soul mate and we've been together for 18 years now. I wouldn't miss a minute to be with her. Your post instantly brought tears to my eyes. I can only imagine your loss. Please contact me if you ever feel the need.
Wow! Sounds like you had a good ride while it lasted. Sorry for your loss. Keep close to the ones you love. Especially around this time of year.
And whom might I pay for this faster internet speed? Spectrum and AT&T don't seem to want my money, or at least, provide it. I live 2 blocks from a major medical research facility and I have 25mb AT&T for $75 or 50mb Spectrum $99. Bundled. I stopped at 12 for $50 since I couldn't tell the difference in the two and I could only have the higher with Uverse. Which I don't want. My next option is business fiber: 12k to run it and $1600 a month for 100mbs. Is this a viable option?
I've had that happen with newer ones also. It will most likely fall apart in a few years. This is the last circuit in the house to be rewired and is slated to be done in the next few months.
Stay away from anything in the 60's and 70's especially Federal Pacific. This is probably where your bang came from:
http://www.mcgarryandmadsen.co...
My house was built in 1917. I still have four of the original switches that work (I can only assume since I'm not that old) as good as the day they were put in. I see no reason to replace them. They'll wear out one day and get replaced then. No point adding unnecessary crap to the landfill. You can actually repair them if you're inclined.
I so wish I had points! This needs to be modded up!!!
I so wish I had points. You're dead on!
3)185k cases of RedBull
You kid on the RedBull. On one of my overseas deployments, the base I was attached to got upset because our guard force was drinking $20k worth of RedBull a month. We weren't even getting shot at. I could only imagine how much it was while I was in Iraq.
I thought there was something a while back, but I think I was hallucinating. I did find a nifty little writeup on 5 accomplishments, but number 5 can be knocked off the list now. Not much solace here either:
"Stepping back, there have been a few accomplishments of note:
Getting Neil M. Gorsuch confirmed to the Supreme Court;
The significant drop-off in illegal immigration crossings (from an already low level);
Neither the world nor the Constitution has been destroyed yet;
Progress in the Middle East campaign against the Islamic State;
A solidly growing economy."
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
Sadly, you appear to be correct. Should have just let them failed, but the precedent has been set now.
I forget myself, but that's an awesome picture!
Good case in point is "Johnny Mnemonic" Somebody tried to make a movie out of one chapter and failed miserably:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
https://www.theatlantic.com/ma...
I wonder, if at the higher price point, you might get some of your privacy back? At least some decent options? I doubt it, but one can hope.
I so wish I had points.
Yes. Lots of other variables. It appears that dude was firing from 1200 yards away using what is referred to as plunging fire. It also appears he may have had a full auto. Bad situation all around for those in the beaten zone. 280 bullets in 31 seconds is a hell of count.
Quick breakdown:
http://www.nydailynews.com/new...
Oh god! Too bad you can only get five points!!! Had I been drinking something...
A few comments:
A 30-06 is not piddly It has been used to attain confirmed kills past 1000 yds. .30-06 Springfield
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Hathcock's second-longest confirmed kill was 1200 yards (1097 m) using a "standard" USMC sniper rifle chambered in
A few hunters do regularly pull off shots at 300+ yds. This is not the norm. Most hunters rarely fire over 100 yds. They are calm and have every advantage on their side. Now add someone shooting back. It adds a whole level of stress and add the fact you have to find them.
It you are not "combat experienced" or have a high level of military/SWAT training you will not even be able to find the target, let alone have enough where-with-all to be able to aim and place an accurate shot. Most military and law enforcement train for this. And they usually use a piddly 30-06 or the even more piddly .308 (7.62 x 51mm which has a confirmed kill at 1,367 yds)
This group might not be specifically, but there are many more that are:
https://www.google.com/search?...
You know, this fake news thing might actually be real. Who would have thought.
Sure, we can basically claim the surveillance state started with the advent of the telephone and telegraph. We know that there was a big jump in surveillance after WWII with the cold war. There was also another big jump in domestic spying related to the war on drugs. This wasn't about the history of domestic spying. The comment was in response to a domestic surveillance program started under the Bush II administration:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Nor did Republicans complain when Bush II started the spying and I still don't hear any of them crying now that Trump is doing it. Meet the new boss: Same as the old boss. (the Who)
I participated in an event like this many years back. We played a group of "unlikeables" and hide out in an old semi-abandoned project in an industrial part of town. The unit was doing a workup to deploy and the city i was in was of a similar composition. They used their capabilities to find about a dozen locations we were hiding in and then proceeded to take out the necessary targets. It took about two weeks. There were lots of calls to the local police and FBI about the activity. I don't know if it ever made it to the local media. Man it freaked some people out.
Man this crew is setting some records! I wonder how many more they'll set before the summers out. All this entertainment and still haven't passed anything of mention.
Looks like somebodies weather station freaked out: Love that 754.9 F heat index. How did you survive? That's steak grilling temps there!
10:56 AM 159.8 F 754.9 F 150.8 F 80% 29.96 in 10.0 mi NNE 5.8 mph - N/A Scattered Clouds