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Kennesaw officer withdraws complaint against Sipples
The Kennesaw officer who sought the arrest of a Bartow County couple in regard to them recording his vehicle with a camera and radar gun dropped his complaint Wednesday in Bartow magistrate court. (February 15, 2007 12:15 AM CST)
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After you follow the link take a moment to view the local news where a more recent story headlines the following information Kennesaw officer withdraws complaint against Sipples The Kennesaw officer who sought the arrest of a Bartow County couple in regard to them recording his vehicle with a camera and radar gun dropped his complaint Wednesday in Bartow magistrate court. (February 15, 2007 12:15 AM CST) Please put away your torches and brooms no shennanigans(SP?) here. Thanks for the article though
D-Link already has a product out that will solve your problems. It also appears from the description that it may even be better than requested. You can find the D-Link DNS-G120 802.11G NW STORAGE ADPTER for under 120 and it will connect to your wireless network or cable(cat V not bnc) no problemo. It connects to usb hdd's. For those who need larger storage solutions IDE to USB2.0 Adapters are under 10 bucks. I hope this is usefull info personally this seems to be a fairly simple solution to a home network storage problem. Marcus
With the extent of government meddling why not just get it over with and require RFID Implants? The site http://tagged.kaos.gen.nz/ already is a forum for people who have willingly undergone the implant lifestyle. After that it wont be so hard for the thought police to find us.