A pretty much untested version (2000 rounds is untested) of a 100+ year old design that costs about 10 times what a high quality normally made one costs.
Yes, that's just stupid.
You may be and so may I be but the people that sue (and there will be many) won't really care if self driving cars reduce deaths. They will only be looking a one or two deaths at a time.
I handed out 23 5Cs to my staff a week after it was released. I also updated 10 iPads of various models to iOS 7. I've yet to have anyone complain about WiFi problems either on our work network or in the field on client networks.
Way back when John Grisham's first book had hit it big Clancy was being interviewed on one of the morning shows. They asked him with the popularity of Grisham's book would he ever write a book with a lawyer as a hero. His answer was, "I think I'm a pretty good fiction writer, but I'm not that good." (Paraphrase from a 20 year old memory.)
Reread the Second Amendment and diagram the sentences. Maybe then you will understand what it is saying.
A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
It doesn't say "...the right of the states militia to keep and bear arms..."
And many constitutional authorities believe the meaning of the word "regulated" in the amendment was.
To adjust for accurate and proper functioning.
The started having a banner that iGoogle was going to be turned on in November of 2013 in mid 2011. There is no reason to think they would shut down something like Google Keep without at least that much warning.
It would cost more than the mere cost of filtering. They charge to deliver that junk mail and the best part for the PO is a lot of the work is done for them by the shipper.
If you would like to test your new jet please feel free to fly it out to one of carriers. We will be more than happy to have the best radars made test its' stealthiness. We will also test its' combat effectiveness.
Signed
Commander, US 5th Fleet
Manama, Bahrain
Yes, Bush possessed satanic powers that let him in on things nobody else knew. But if you want to be an idiot, go right ahead.
Speaking of idiots... did you know only Congress can declare war on another nation?
You might want to brush up on your recent history, since it's a well known fact (among those of us who don't suffer from selective memory) that Bush invaded Iraq prior to getting a Congressional declaration of war.
So, you know, pot, kettle, all that jazz.
Which is well within the powers granted by the "War Powers Act".
Well, more along the line of there probably won't be a successful 9/11 style attack because the passengers now know the outcome. But the passengers of United Flight 93 who knew what the other planes had done and reacted as would today's passengers are still just as dead.
If you took the money being spent on TSA security theater and simply put two well trained Air Marshals on every flight you might fix even the end up dead part and have lots of money left over for explosives detectors both at the airport and on the planes as well as R&D into better less detectors. Like ones that the would be hijacker doesn't know he is being detected or even checked.
Hell, the vast majority of airlines security that flew on September 11, 2001 didn't get flown into buildings by terrorists and neither did all of the planes that flew in the US before 9/11. In fact the only other plane I know of that was intentionally flown into a building has happened since the TSA was up and running and it was the Cessna in Florida. Which I will agree wasn't a TSA issue.
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A pretty much untested version (2000 rounds is untested) of a 100+ year old design that costs about 10 times what a high quality normally made one costs. Yes, that's just stupid.
You may be and so may I be but the people that sue (and there will be many) won't really care if self driving cars reduce deaths. They will only be looking a one or two deaths at a time.
I handed out 23 5Cs to my staff a week after it was released. I also updated 10 iPads of various models to iOS 7. I've yet to have anyone complain about WiFi problems either on our work network or in the field on client networks.
Way back when John Grisham's first book had hit it big Clancy was being interviewed on one of the morning shows. They asked him with the popularity of Grisham's book would he ever write a book with a lawyer as a hero. His answer was, "I think I'm a pretty good fiction writer, but I'm not that good." (Paraphrase from a 20 year old memory.)
Agreed, though with today's CG tech Red Storm Rising would have been a hell of an HBO miniseries.
What do you think a cruise missile is. They've had the ability to have nuclear warheads since their inception.
We've always killed people that we don't like as have our enemies. At least with drones we don't have to risk our pilots life.
Reread the Second Amendment and diagram the sentences. Maybe then you will understand what it is saying. A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. It doesn't say "...the right of the states militia to keep and bear arms..." And many constitutional authorities believe the meaning of the word "regulated" in the amendment was. To adjust for accurate and proper functioning.
I believe the word "almost" in his answer would be the reason.
Pity Mr. Heins didn't see his own business model going down the tubes 5 years out.
The started having a banner that iGoogle was going to be turned on in November of 2013 in mid 2011. There is no reason to think they would shut down something like Google Keep without at least that much warning.
It would cost more than the mere cost of filtering. They charge to deliver that junk mail and the best part for the PO is a lot of the work is done for them by the shipper.
If you would like to test your new jet please feel free to fly it out to one of carriers. We will be more than happy to have the best radars made test its' stealthiness. We will also test its' combat effectiveness. Signed Commander, US 5th Fleet Manama, Bahrain
The Arms Industry helps game makers by letting them, for a price, use the name of their product.
From your data either they don't need a keyboard, can't afford a keyboard or or too ignorant to know they are out there.
Yes, Bush possessed satanic powers that let him in on things nobody else knew. But if you want to be an idiot, go right ahead.
Speaking of idiots... did you know only Congress can declare war on another nation? You might want to brush up on your recent history, since it's a well known fact (among those of us who don't suffer from selective memory) that Bush invaded Iraq prior to getting a Congressional declaration of war. So, you know, pot, kettle, all that jazz.
Which is well within the powers granted by the "War Powers Act".
Now all they need is a really big shark.
Names can be protected by Trademark law. Numbers can't be.
PCs are a commodity. Even those with high end needs no longer have to buy a new box every year and they don't have to buy it from a high end maker.
You just keep counting on those legal provisions.
Waterboarding is one option.
Well, more along the line of there probably won't be a successful 9/11 style attack because the passengers now know the outcome. But the passengers of United Flight 93 who knew what the other planes had done and reacted as would today's passengers are still just as dead. If you took the money being spent on TSA security theater and simply put two well trained Air Marshals on every flight you might fix even the end up dead part and have lots of money left over for explosives detectors both at the airport and on the planes as well as R&D into better less detectors. Like ones that the would be hijacker doesn't know he is being detected or even checked.
I have no idea why I put the word "security" between "airlines" and "that" in the first sentence of that post.
Hell, the vast majority of airlines security that flew on September 11, 2001 didn't get flown into buildings by terrorists and neither did all of the planes that flew in the US before 9/11. In fact the only other plane I know of that was intentionally flown into a building has happened since the TSA was up and running and it was the Cessna in Florida. Which I will agree wasn't a TSA issue.
I wonder what percentage of that 54% have ever flown on an airline and more specifically since the TSA took over security?