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njpilot

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  1. njpilot replied to a post in a topic in Introductions
    Welcome.
  2. If I recall correctly, the "earnings" are what can't be touched. With a Roth, I believe you can take the contributions without penalty because they're not pre-taxed, but you can't take the earnings without penalty.
  3. Walker is not bad, plus he's a governor. Nationally, I don't think he has a lot of name recognition.
  4. I have a couple of these: http://www.amazon.com/No-Spill-1450-5-Gallon-Poly-Compliant/dp/B000W9JN4S/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1391093383&sr=8-2&keywords=Gas+cans No leak from these and they do pour quickly if needed. No like those that drip, drip, drip.
  5. Yeah, I hear ya. At least the end is in sight.
  6. Yes, the anti-gun AG changed it to stop qualified Philly residents that get turned down for a PA LCTF from getting one out of state to carry in PA
  7. Sorry to hear that. I hope you can eat without the surgery. I agree, I hate the snow and ice. I have a bad back and have slipped and twisted messing it up as well as landing flat on my back. Fortunately I never needed surgery. Best of luck.
  8. Sorry about that Ken. Ok, no more shooting my guns for you!! (Just kidding) Did you get the 220?
  9. Welcome.
  10. Where does it say he was speeding? His story says the police car rode alongside him, in front of him and then behind him for 10-15 min. He said he wasn't speeding. Who said he was speeding? The police officer? I read an article where someone from the MCAC admitted that their plate reader sent an "alert" to the car that then went in pursuit. Who is lying here, the person who said he was pulled over for speeding or the person who said that an "alert" was sent to the pursuit vehicle? Maryland State has invested heavily in Homeland Security technical capabilities, and they have structured their law enforcement community to engage in very specific activity surrounding their investment. Maryland State has a network of technical security databases which access the databases of all other states who comply and coordinate with them. For states who do not willfully comply, or those who are not set up to align technically, Maryland mines data from various LEO systems. Maryland has a rather innocuous sounding name for the intelligence hub which contains this data, it’s called Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center. The intelligence analysis hub has access to, and contains, Florida’s CCW list (among other identification systems) and mines the state’s database systems for vehicle plate numbers of the holders. These license plate numbers are then stored in a cross referencing database within the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center. The database is directly connected to another Maryland technological system. ALPR (Automatic License Plate Reader) system is a tracking system synergized with the MCAC Hub. All license plates travelling through ALPR assignments are recorded. The system is set up to allow flags to automatically notify local LEO. Every time one of the flagged license plates are detected by the ALPR an alert is generated. As a consequence Mr. Filippidis license plate was recorded at the Fort McHenry Tunnel on I-95 as he noted within the article. The Maryland Authority Police pursuit car was probably positioned a couple miles from the ALPR camera. The camera(s) are located at the tunnel itself. “More than 320 ALPRs are in use across Maryland. Information about every scanned license plate–even non-criminal–is stored at the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center.” (link) [...] These days cameras are everywhere, but some do more than watch–they automatically run criminal records. [...] Specially assigned police officers have LPRs mounted on their cars. Said Det. Brian Ralph, Baltimore Police. Ralph can scan up to 3,000 tag numbers a shift, searching for stolen vehicles and violent criminals. (link) If a flag was established within the network, and Mr. Filippidis was such a flag, once the pursuit car was alerted by the ALPR system a simple pursuit would begin. As the Tampa Tribune indicated in the article, the patrol car came abreast of Filippidi; this would allow the MTAP officer to visually confirm the driver ID from the high resolution photo from Filippidis driver’s license which was automatically on the officers on board computer screen.
  11. Ok. I'll reach out to him and let you know.
  12. I worked out of ABE for almost 4 years. A couple of co-workers lived in Macungie and liked the area. If you were commuting to/from the ABE area in the morning, home in the afternoon, I'd say don't look at Macungie cause the traffic on 22 really sucks west of ABE at those times. If you're gonna work from home and go to Reading a couple of times a week, the Macungie area might be good for you. One of my co-workers had a 2 bedroom townhouse with garage. We got laid off in June. He may still have the townhouse available for rent if your interested. I don't know how much, but if you're interested, I can check.
  13. Watch Sportsman's Guide if you are ok buying from them. When I used to buy from them and was a "member", I bought my 1750 on sale for $180 with free shipping.
  14. Not too far away is Mount Vernon and a little further away is Williamsburg. Lots of history.
  15. Damn. Sorry. Didn't even realize if it was out when I posted it.
  16. Go this in an email today. No idea if it's good quality or good price: http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XCMMG30B129A&utm_source=AIM+Surplus+Main+List&utm_campaign=a6d365fda0-01242014&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_6870497a6a-a6d365fda0-18715197
  17. Got an email from Joe Bob Outfitters. These look pretty nice, wish I needed one: http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/PhotoGallery.asp?ProductCode=SP-STLS020-SPARTAN
  18. Shot one last year in Vegas. Really fun gun.
  19. Yeah, I didn't mean they had a look-out for him, but that after the alert from reading his plate, then they were looking for him. For no other reason then their computer system alerting him being a gun owner from a plate reader. Time to get rid of these plate readers for starters. Then we can just post soldiers on every corner to "check our papers". (Sarcasm off)

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