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Some people think He Walked On Water. But On The Other Hand, he should have been arrested years ago for being in that stupid movie with Meat Loaf.

This seems to explain it: https://www.dropcam.com/plans Basic lets you view a live stream, no recording, but no fees either. It's basically a live webcam. Or pay a monthly/yearly fee for 7 or 30 days worth of recoded data. You won't need a DVR. The camera will connect via your Wi-Fi connection to the Internet to DropCam's servers and send them the live feed of images. Your mobile device or computer would connect to their servers to view the live feed, or past recordings if you have their paid DVR service. All you need is the camera, a Wi-Fi connection in range of the camera, and a device with Internet access to view it on.

Nashville's Election Commission has the ballot on their website weeks (if not months) ahead of the election. Even if your county doesn't post it on their website, contacting the election commission could probbaly get a copy emailed to you. After that, I have to break out the Google-fu and check each candidate for the races I get to vote in. It's time consuming, but I feel that I have made the best decisions that way. This time around, I actually contacted a few candidates on the state income tax and the safe-commute bill. They all responded quickly.

Every time I log on to TGO, calling a realtor from House Hunters International sounds better and better. Fiji sounds nice.

That depends. What kind of pipe are you putting it on?

He can sing "He thinks my tractor's sexyyyyyyyyy" to his cell mate.

He also has the infamous Glock revolver.

You'll have to get grits too. It's state law.

Also here: http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/50743-dhs-funded-video-survive-an-active-shooter/

I hate Comcast as a company. Total bozos working there. I can't call for anything without them screwing up something by either messing up my channels or my bill. That said, I'm happy with their product, if not their exorbitant pricing. There are times when OTA for the HD local stations plus Hulu+/Netflix sounds like a really good idea. The money saved would easily pay for the occasional series that has to be streamed for $1/episode from Amazon or the like.

Produced by the City of Houston with DHS funds. Personally, I like the nice touch at the 0:59 mark. http://www.federalnewsradio.com/473/2966001/DHS-funded-video-gives-tips-to-survive-a-shooter

All Regals (Providence and Opry Mills included) are all posted with a dime-sized gunbuster on the "rules" list. It's an 8.5"x11" sheet posted somewhere near each entrance. Some don't consider that "plainly visible". To each his own.

True, but go ask random people on the street what the 17th ammendment is and not one of them will be able to tell you. Tell them it means they get to vote for their senators instead of them being appointed by the state legislature. They'll look at you like you're a total screwball if you tell them it needs to be repealed. It's just something that doesn't play well with the public at large. Only politically interested people will have a clue what it means, and that small portion of the population would be divided over it being a good thing or a bad thing.

C. None Of The Above Corker won't be getting my vote, but Zach Poskevich and Brenda Lenard are the only 2 running against him that aren't basically Basil Marceux redux. Neither have the war chest to take on a sitting US Senator. It's an extremely difficult task to beat an incumbent senator, esp. in a primary. In the past 30 years, only 6 have lost their primary. That's why no true competition is running. Almost nobody who is connected enough to win a Senate seat will challenge within their own party. They'll challenge a weak incumbent from the other side, or wait for the seat to become open.

Who would have Surefires and other quality lights in stock? I'd like to take a look at some before dropping the coin.

Terry Hetrick (male) is the staff pro at the Nashville Gun Club. He's a very accomplished shooter and an excellent instructor. I'll be sending my wife to learn from him once the weather cools down. He's real easy going and has taught a lot of beginners of both genders.

I bet that water just spread it around. He needed a gallon of milk to pour over his face.

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don't think about it. Do it. The change to Lithium-Ion over the old NiMH is huge and well worth the cost. Milwaukee is now owned by the same company that makes Ryobi (decent for light duty) and Homelite (trash). Milwaukee still manufactures in Mississippi. If the tool is made in the USA, it's a real Milwaukee. If it's made in China, it's an upgraded Ryobi. That's not necessarily a horrible thing. Dewalt tools are upgraded Black & Deckers and are generally considered a quality tool. If you have liked your Ryobi tools, Milwaukee should feel comparable, except for the change to Lithium batteries. They are awesome! I have used/own a mix of B&D, Dewalt, Craftsman, Rigid, Milwaukee, Hitachi, and Bosch. I like my Bosch tools the best with Rigid a close second. I chose my Bosches after reading some reviews in Popular Mechanics where they tortured several LiIon drills and the Bosch was their winner. For a real treat pick up one of the little LiIon pocket drivers to match whatever full-sized drill you choose. Small, super light, and my Bosch will drive drywall screws for hours. They're perfect for 90% of screw-driving jobs short of major construction.

Keeping your football scholarship and quiting the team isn't an option. Any current player (scholarship or not) can now transfer from PSU to any other NCAA team without having to sit out (red shirt) a year with the new team. The coming seasons at PSU will have 10 fewer players on scholarships, but not 10 fewer players. Those 10 spots will be filled by less talented players.

That may come (unlikely), but that would be from the DA and law enforcement, not the NCAA. The NCAA can only issue fines and direct how their member schools compete. They don't enforce laws.

All Regal theaters are posted in the manner that wewoapsiak described. I don't personally find that to be "plainly visible" in the way that the law is written, but my opinion doesn't matter. It's the DA's that matters. I take my business to Carmike theaters now. They are not posted.

The post-season ban is kind of worthless. Any good players there now will be transferring since they won't have to red-shirt. Any good players who might be looking at PSU in the next few seasons, won't be any more. PSU won't be good enough to qualify for post-season play for thext 5+ years. I too was expecting a death penalty for the coming season, on top of what they did. I was also expecting a special commission from the NCAA that would oversee the PSU athletics for the next 5 years. Maybe that's part of the "on probation".

He closed the slide and put ammo in the mag too.