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Hi Ernie, Got an infographic here with the best Don Draper put downs from the TV show Mad Men. Even if you haven't seen the show they are still pretty funny. Have a great weekend. David This aired on my local news tonight. When will America stand up to these politically correct fuckwits? Shane So is it Common Core or Common Whore? Ryan |
First, the good news: Google wants to make it easy for people to consider using solar power for their homes. Today it launched a tool called Project Sunroof, which uses Google Maps data to calculate your roof's solar energy potential. Now the bad news: this is a list of places Project Sunroof currently services. My suspicion is it won't be of much use for another few months.
We all remember the Breaking Bad finale with the oscillating M60 machine gun in the trunk of Walt's Caddy. The question is, would that wor in real life? Well, Adam and Jamie take a look.
Google lies about eBay. They do not have any of these tshirts for sale.
Since U.S. military police officers are members of the armed forces, they are prohibited from enacting domestic law enforcement powers under the Posse Comitatus Act, a federal law passed in 1878. MPs may enforce certain limited powers, such as traffic stops, on access roads and other federal property not necessarily within the boundaries of their military base or installation. The only way MPs are allowed to enforce law and order outside the military realm as stated above is when martial law is in effect. When combined, the Posse Comitatus Act and Insurrection Act place significant limits on presidential power to use the military police in a law enforcement capacity.
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