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It's crazy that we have about 10 billion dollars worth of aircraft sitting stacked together in the open in these areas now days. A couple half brains with 50k worth of drones and equipment could wipe out a squadron of F-35s.

Yeah its a bit wonky/different since the upgrade. If you click on the body/text of the post under the new content, it will take you to the latest post. Under the new content page, click the other option of the one selected top middle right for your #2

Also a possibility :)

I can just imagine the meetings involved in this. Both parties finally agreeing on something :) Big Printer Toner company involvement as well.

Latest episode of 10 percent true's guest demolishes Slife and I think Conley. Love Steve's podcast and guests. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/10-percent-true-tales-from-the-cockpit/id1500955155?i=1000742035475

No dibs? Getting old you are

Bingo. He didn't pay for shit. Someone else did. Thats the issue.

Now predictably the douchebag Rep is threatening to sue Ryan :)

Its nothing close to my more spendy quality guns but it goes bang when you want it to go bang

I have that exact setup and its even cheaper now then when I bought it last year.

Profitable for the conferences, not the schools except for the big name bowls that are now the CFP. Some conferences profit share and some don't. Schools are required to buy giant chunks of tickets that often go unsold and leaves the schools on the hook. Schools will spend $1-3 million just to get the team and school to the game and back. With NIL, transfer portal, and CFP, I see a large chunk of the bowls going away.

Probably 'our' car bomb at this point. Wouldn't be the first time.

Florida State, Auburn, UCF, Baylor, Rutgers, Temple, Kansa, Iowa State, Notre Dame, and Kansas State have all declined bowl games. The sponsors for these bowls have got to be shitting themselves right now.

Bowls are going to be a thing of the past shortly.

I had to step away from the CivilRightsLawyer YT stream for a bit. It's too enraging. Just the same stuff repeating. Qualified Immunity needs to be changed somehow. I understand that a large chunk of cops are trying to do the right thing and removing protections dissuades good candidates but shit. The blatant violations need to harm the individual responsible versus the taxpayer.

Yup. Like I said above. Theatre for political points.

One heck of a cruise for the Gettysburg and Truman Task & PurposeNavy releases investigation on 3 lost planes, including o...One of the planes was accidentally shot down by the cruiser USS Gettysburg, which also fired on another Super Hornet.

So if the one side thinks this is a true war crime, they are pressing for courts martial against everyone from bottom to top right? Guys on the crew of whatever asset was used. Lawyer(s) who approved it. Leadership who ordered it. I'm thinking thats not what they are screeching about, they just want Hegseth if they can get him. Hegseth is a complete douche but I don't think this will work out.

Thats a fancy musket

They are both giant tools. We're in good hands

Need a good solid Tiger team effort with a solid look at tshirt color and boot height.

There is a middle ground here that should make sense to everyone but it obviously hasn't caught on yet. 200 mile high speed chases that puts everyone on the road in great danger are super dangerous and something needs to be done quickly to prevent that. Don't care what you're running for, if you're running you aren't going to be allowed to put others at risk. PIT'ng someone who you haven't established is actually running (moving up to next exit, clear indicators that you're not going to become an issue) and you move to PIT them, unsat. Some jurisdictions don't even allow pursuit anymore if the person is fleeing. Have watched plenty of videos where the dude will run and cops won't chase or they have to hope the Highway patrol or other police/sheriffs can.

Rent control in NYC is managed by a system called Maximum Base Rent (MBR), which limits rent increases to a certain percentage every two years, based on the Rent Guidelines Board. Landlords can apply for rent increases but can only raise the rent if the building has no violations and they have provided necessary services. Tenants can challenge a proposed rent hike by showing the building has violations or the landlord's expenses don't justify the increase. How rent control works Maximum Base Rent (MBR) system: A maximum rent is set for each rent-controlled apartment, and it is adjusted every two years based on the Rent Guidelines Board's decisions. Limited rent increases: The law caps how much a landlord can increase the rent. The increase is the lesser of 7.5%7.5 % 7.5% or the average of the five most recent Rent Guidelines Board annual rent increases for one-year leases. Landlord responsibilities: To apply for a rent increase, a landlord must certify that they are providing essential services and remove any building violations. Tenant rights: Tenants can challenge a proposed rent increase by proving the landlord has not provided necessary services or that the building has code violations. Apartment status: When a rent-controlled apartment is vacated, it may become rent-stabilized or completely deregulated. Important considerations Not a market-rate system: Rent control does not mean a tenant can't be charged more than the previous tenant paid. However, the amount of the increase is limited by the MBR system, not the market rate. Rent stabilization vs. Rent control: Rent control is a separate, older program that sets a fixed price for certain apartments, while rent stabilization allows for annual rent increases tied to inflation and other factors.

Access is all that matters, which might come back to bite them in the long run.