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info from the accident investigation : "The Lockheed engineering testbed was used to evaluate the fly-by-wire rudder actuator and the ground minimum control speed (VMCG). During the final high-speed ground test-run, the aircraft accidentally veered left and became airborne. The Hercules climbed to 250 feet and crashed. http://aviation-safety.net/database/record.php?id=19930203-1

Because it does not have a lift gate, that hurts the value approx $2000. here are some similar ones sold at auction prices: http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=293&acctid=1930 http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=7961&acctid=685 http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=2780&acctid=453 http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=776&acctid=1891 the u-haul ones usually are cheap because the mileage is usually over 200k, but here are some penske trucks for sale at the penske site w

also, check with your health insurance company, alot of them offer gym membership discounts. Ours offers a LA Fitness and a Gold's Gym discount, but the nearest one is douglasville

in cobb county and the city of marietta, the meter readers park at the entrance and walk the subdivisions (although to be fair about the comparison, marietta has to read both electric and water meters)

this is the one you were thinking of, he is still in prison in forsyth. http://www.apnewsarchive.com/1985/Son-Charged-With-Murder-In-Shooting-Deaths-And-Burning-Of-His-Family/id-c35a52d28f2cd3920b52e8c3002588cb

Must be a legal adult (18) to own property Insurance will be almost twice as high if the title is in a teen name, and they must buy their own insurance / cannot piggyback on parents policy unless the car is in parent name (if they can find a company to write the policy on a 18 y.o.) In a suit we had last year, the 16 y.o. teen driver was at fault and cost us $60k in medical bills. Our attorney said in georgia it does not matter who owns the car, we can only sue the teen driver that was at fault and the insurance company on the vehicle (the mother owned the SUV and has considerable as

You can get some ok money as long as you deliver it to a company. If someone has to come to your house to get the car, then you are looking at around $100-$200. Keep in mind, you can rent a tow dolly for $40 a day or a trailer for a little more and pull it to a junk yard Almost all the recyclers now are paying 10 cents a pound for cars in any condition, so a typical 3000 lb car would get $300 If the car is more or less complete, (meaning still has engine / transmission / exhaust, etc) then the Pull-a-Part locations around Atlanta are paying a flat rate of $450 for any car regardles

So, lets keep it simple for the end users of the "cloud" --- Let's say you have something valuable to yourself or your business, and you are being told that the BEST thing to do is rent a storage building in another state (or country) and keep the valuable object there, where you cannot keep an eye on it (where you do not know their security systems, or who else has access to your valuables, etc). When did it become "acceptable" for businesses to store their data off site? sure, you keep a backup off site, but your entire business? Look at just recently, sony had an issue, and t

i find it ironic that the "labels" protester and terrorist are getting blurred in the U.S. --- take a look at the definition of terrorist in the dictionary --- or better yet, from the FBI website: "Domestic terrorism" means activities with the following three characteristics: Involve acts dangerous to human life that violate federal or state law; Appear intended (i) to intimidate or coerce a civilian population; (ii) to influence the policy of a government by intimidation or coercion; or (iii) to affect the conduct of a government by mass destruction, assassination. or kidnapping;

Yes...... at the douglas county school system. But you have to buy about 40 of them. Probably will sell for $25 for all of them http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auction/view?auc=1248645 if you want just one, you can get one for around $5 ---- but you are gonna drive indiana http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auction/view?auc=1252216 ohio http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auction/view?auc=1248747

In Tennessee, you lose your car after the (3rd or 4th?) dui. There are monthly police auctions in some towns up there -- that is how many vehicles they are seizing.

it was an honest mistake -- he really meant to say that dihydrogen monoxide kills ebola

if you are looking for something more "to go" the publix deli has really good meals and sandwiches

north fulton cities did it for issues that are completely different in this county paulding does not have the significant racial split between the south end and the north end, where the south end has a larger voting population that was controlling (corrupting) the entire county

start polishing the resume --- looks like there is about to be a job opening at AT&T

still waiting at 9:25am for the "emergency alert message from the white house"...... they took over my tv at 8:45am, automatically changing it to wxia 11 and locking it..... where the michelle nunn commercials play every 10 minutes I can turn off the tv, but when i turn it on, it changes to 11 within a minute

I use a combination of sites when i am looking at auction tractors tractordata.com ----- gives me good info on tractor specs and what options were available from the factory when it was built. I use tractorhouse.com and ironsearch.com to figure out what they are currently worth and see if they are worth buying to make a profit.

after a quick price check for my acura windshield --- jiffy $250 vs. safelite $248 so, it is really a matter of warranty and whether you want to support a local company or a national chain what makes them so "GREAT" ?

That is a cool el-camino in the video -- they should bring something like that back in the U.S.

Even in a "reasonably ordered society", we apparently have a nurse in texas that can not think enough to realize that someone shows up sick AND he has recently come from a threat region of the world to send him back home ........

yes, that is similar to the way i did it with a registry change

FYI -- microsoft still has security updates and supports XP for corporations and cash registers and ATMs and other critical structure (as of Sept 27th anyway) If you do or if you know of anyone still using XP, PM me and i will show you how to fool windows update into thinking your machine is a cash register and it will download the latest security fixes from microsoft. marteen

the precedent is already out there, though very few know about it --- "“Citizens may resist unlawful arrest to the point of taking an arresting officer's life if necessary.” Plummer v. State, 136 Ind. 306. This premise was upheld by the Supreme Court of the United States in the case: John Bad Elk v. U.S., 177 U.S. 529"

after watching and listening to the video, some thoughts come to mind, and i will play both sides of the coin............ if this was a "soccer mom" in the exact situation, i don't think there would have been shots fired -- she may not have been pulled over in the first place this is not some poorly trained small-town cop, this is a state trooper -- but then again, why would he ask the guy if he had been hit (by the bullets) the guy was going into a store when stopped, why would his wallet / ID still be in the vehicle?

abandoning ship?