Ugadawgs98

I think it will work great. Westbound traffic on 278 in Hiram is ridiculous in the evenings partly because of the gridlock from those traveling southbound on 92 through old Hiram. Any pressure removed from that area will make everything else flow smoother.

You do not need a passport for cruise travel on a closed loop (depart/return same port), you can still travel using a birth certificate and matching state issued ID. The pass card is useful on land border crossings, the rare cruises which are not closed loop, or sea travel by other means.

The size of the patty really matters. Too big and the outside will be charred when the inside is done, too thin and the inside will be dry when you get a good crust. For me...6oz patties....no more than 3/4" thick....grilled 5 to 7 minutes per side on a 350 degree charcoal grill works good for medium. Only flip once and don't smash it with the spatula.

I don't see the outrage or understand how some peoples objections even fit this scenario. The DA is saying take responsibilty and face life or roll the dice and you could possibly get death at trial. Nothing to really be shocked about.

Man.....I love Capt'N Crunch.

Yup...I have put off my upgrade for a couple of months until I could see one.

Wierd. People get this worked up over a radio DJ.

Cut it completely out...it is tax payer funded day care.

How true about our local 'pill mill'.

Probate court does some but it may be just for firearms permits.

If they don't lower their outrageous prices they will go under again.

The business model has changed with technology. Now online streaming, kiosks, on demand, and by mail leads the way.

GA law fully allow corporal punishment and there is a specific exemption in the simple battery law to support it. In this case the mother left 'numerous egg shaped bruises'. That puts it in a whole different league where there is no legal protection. I am surprised she was not convicted from what I read. I am all about spanking kids if they need it. However, when you leave bruises you are taking it too far in my opinion.

I would say they would also have to sue the city who was deemed to be the responsible party out of negligence. Now if she sued for and was awarded the full amount of the medical cost I could see the insurance company wanting reimbursement. Since she only received out of pocket costs, lost wages and pain and suffering I would not think they are entitled to anything. As above...this was more than a sprain as some are speculating. Her ankle joint ended up being surgically fused which means she lost all mobility in the joint for ever. I would imagine the pain she is in will also be for lif

The main issue is the amount of energy that can be stored. Batteries can only hold so much power and it takes a bunch of energy to power a vehicle. The second big one is cost. It costs a good bit to produce a shoebox size electric car due to the technology being implemented. Also, the batteries need replacing every couple of years like any rechargeable does and it is very expensive. When it all adds up it is not that much cheaper, if at all, than a compact gas car with all the standard features. When that is the case the market demand is just not there.

Likely the medical cost is just her out of pocket expense and the rest was paid by an insurance company. You cannot even get the ambulance ride and ER bill paid for that. I would assume the lost earnings is just that, money she missed because of the injury because she could not work. For pain and suffering....that could be a number assigned because of what she has been through and will go through if the injury is serious enough injury to cause complications that she will have to deal with for life. Without hearing all the evidence to determine if the city was negligent I personally can

The cruise line standard is the newer ships with all the bells and whistles get the premier Caribbean itineraries which means they leave out of south Fla. As a ship gets older they are usually relegated to the shorter Bahamas/Mexico run which are cheaper and leave out of the northern ports. The service is pretty much the same across the industry no matter the ship. Over the past 20 years cruise liners have really stepped up with new interesting features and they seem to be getting progressively larger with each addition. While a 15 year old ship will regularly be refurbished to keep it

You can also use a metal detector. Normally the lid has a metal loop that reads really strong.

Jumper settings. Make sure it is set for primary.

Sometimes the law is not always the right thing to do in each particular situation. It is black and white in a world of gray. In the end since we abide by the law, he wins and the taxpayers lose.

She was a runaway and was not kidnapped by force. They don't issue Amber alerts for runaways since there are hundreds per day in GA alone.

He should have simply been moved to a non combat job and been contracted for a length of time sufficient to pay for his education he received from the tax payers. I am sure an aircraft carrier somewhere needs a dishwasher for several years.

Just remember...the price of a cruise is a combination of ship, itinerary, length, and date. Unless you want to pay top dollar it is a give and take to get what you want. I have been on several with most of the mainstream lines and Carnival/RCCL is usually the best bang for the buck for me. Disney is great for the one time experience but the price is normally double the other lines and it puts it out of our price range. I would rather cruise on Carnival/RCCL anyway simply because I feel Disney is a little to over the top on on their brand immersion. I like to enjoy some adult time

Exactly. You may not know you are there to 'arrest one guy' on the initial dispatch. If that many units responded it had the potential, or was, an extremely high priority call. High priority calls always pose a risk for the LEO's and general public.

Tried that....they just dug more tunnels and abandoned the old ones.