Howard

I'll offer the friends and family discount of only $2,250 - cash only. I will deliver for free anywhere in Morris County too, with the exception of certain locals that I would have to be able to legally carry a gun to go to - sorry.

Well the HDR stuff is very useful but the biggest thing is having a high quality camera with you at all time. As far as replacements for dslr many of the 4/3rd cameras are already there. Then there is a new camera I saw in the WSJ a month or so ago that is about the size of a cell phone but maybe twice the width that has around a dozen small lenses and combines them with software to make 50+ megapixel images that combine wide angle and telephoto in one image that you can zoom in on with amazing quality. Still in beta at about $2,000 but that technology is amazing.

Actually the camera in the X can do things you can't do with a dslr. The quality that you can now have in your pocket with you at all times is simply amazing.

Well I somewhat agree. I have a 6+, which I bought when they first came out as they were large enough that you could actually use it to browse the web. When the 6s+, 7+ and 7s+ came out I saw no reason to upgrade as they really offered only small incremental improvements. The X is a major improvement, in my mind, and I am not talking about the face recognition thing. The camera capabilities it has are truly amazing, which as a photographer I value. The other key improvement is the screen quality and size. I will be getting a phone with a bigger screen that is 1/4" narrower and 1/2" shorter - that is big (well actually small)! They are out to six weeks plus now, so the question is do I want to sell it and be able to effectively make about $1,500 and get mine for free sometime way out in the future - or do I want one NOW. Tough choice.

Pre-orders for iPhone X started at 3am EDT and for delivery next Friday, but they are all gone with delivery now estimated at 5 to 6 weeks. Saw some now selling on eBay for over $2,500. I wonder if I should sell the one I locked in for next Friday and turn a better than 200% profit????

Just wait till Murphy becomes governor he will probably give illegals free healthcare, and have the rates raised even more on us fools who work and pay taxes to give to those that don't. This crap has to end.

I would use the plain meaning of words, it said were you "treated or observed by a DOCTOR" - you were not, you did not see a DOCTOR. You have grounds to stand on as you answered no to specifically what they ASKED.

Yea in the socialist people's republic of New Jermany there is technically no change of address for you FID card, change your address and start from scratch to get a new one. As you learned it does not matter if you move to the house next door or one 100 miles away.

Opioid buyers ID So, if the Democrats are truly interested in saving lives due to the opioid crisis why don’t they take a page out of their highly effective gun control laws and Introduce an Opioid Buyers ID Card. To get one you will have to apply at your local police department, or if you don’t have one at the State Police. You will submit your identification data, and character references, submit to a mental health check and get finger printed. You will get your card for only $5 (plus fees for the mental health check and finger printing). The law will promise to have the card for you within 30 days, unless they decide to take longer. You would also need to apply for Opioid purchase permits, which will only be good for 90 days; but at discretion of the issuing authority can be renewed once for up to 90 days. You will only be able to fill one small prescription a maximum of once every 30 days. It will be illegal to transfer any purchased Opioids to another person that does not hold an Opioid Buyers Card and a valid purchase permit, and this may only be done at a licensed pharmacy. Further, stored opioids must be locked up in your home if you have anyone under 18 living in your residence. Since this is exactly the same as how handguns are regulated in the Socialist People’s Republic of New Jermany, and this has stopped all illegal purchases of guns and gun violence this is a no brainer to introduce. Just think, if it can save the life of one child it is well worth it.

That was what I was going to suggest. There is no way those are plumbing. Even if the two on the right were hot and cold water the one on the left is too small to be a drain pipe. I would guess the larger one was the electrical feed to some panel most likely where the plywood is and the two smaller ones went out to the circuits. Likely they fed two different solenoids for a sprinkler system.

So about a half hour ago all three Huskies go on a tear into the woods. From my deck I could see them intently staring at something. They are at the extreme boundary of the invisible fence and show no inclination to leave. I figured I would grab a camera and go look, fully assuming by the time I got there whatever was out there would be long gone. Fortunately that was not the case:

The word is five or less than five, depending which story you read, tested positive. That means over 93% tested negative. Total over reach was done and heads should role.

No sure I get the point about being turned away if you don't have a clean firearm if you bring your own. So if I shot yesterday and did not do a detail stripdown of the gun they wont let me shoot? I was also very surprised to hear they only have a 10 year lease. Who puts several million into a facility that they only control for 10 years????

Good point on every 11th not being totally random. Did not know Constitutional rights don't apply to private property - although a town school is public property not private property. So I guess this means if I own a business on private property you are saying I can discriminate against people and search them for no reason Well just because they say they can do something does not mean the courts will support it. Further their policy says they can "blah blah blah blah" when they observe a student who appears to be impaired. That does NOT give them the right to just pick an entire section of 75 students and say you are guilty until you prove you are innocent. This was the case as proved by the results that only 5 out of 75 had any alcohol in their system.

Nope, they just threatened everyone in the section and offered them a choice of "voluntary" testing or a five day suspension and presumed guilt.

Random might be every 11th person but to take an entire section of stands that was 75 people Is not random. They found a can or two or beer on the ground and then accused everyone - guilty till proven innocent. A law suit is needed in my opinion, and I once stated at a Holiday Inn Express - so I should know

There are no hammer marks or firing pin marks on the bullet, they are on the casing. But those parts can be changed out as well.

I guess what I am saying Bob is that all you have to do after you use the gun is change the barrel and destroy the old one - problem solved. I know this is harder, but still possible, for you wheel gun guys **** I am in no way suggesting this is what a criminal should do and take no liability as to what such people may read on the internet and decide to do of their own accord

This has been in the news in my town, Randolph NJ https://www.tapinto.net/towns/randolph/categories/news/articles/randolph-superintendent-clarifies-school-administ At a school football game last Friday night a open can of beer rolled out of the stands. I think there was a slightly illegal over reaction to this as the school rounded up all 75 students that were in that section of the stands and told each of them they could go to the hospital within two hours for alcohol testing or be suspended for five days. Guess the school is now a Constitutional Free Zone. The nanny state is going way too far. I believe 5 out of the 75 tested positive, so the policy is the town will pay for the testing for the 70 that were clean. So this over reaction will likely cost taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars from the local hospitals plus the likely law suits that will follow.

This is all well and good, but how often does the bad guy leave the gun at the scene of the crime for the authorities to find. Without it they have nothing. What you actually see all the time in the movies is that they dig the squashed bullet out of a wall and bring it back to the lab and almost instantaneously match it to a gun. Here I call total BS. First there is virtually no record of what bullets look like after they come out of a given gun. Some states have tried this but mostly gone no where. Then there is the issue of what can you really get from a squashed bullet even if you had that database to go back to. Then the little secret that they don't tell you, people can change barrels in guns so the database is totally worthless if that is done. Much of the TV and movies is just pure BS.

Water? I don't need no stinkin water, I've got 33,000 gallons of lightly chlorinated water. It comes complete with a filtration and heating system

I think the confusion is that info is not on the part we fill out, it gets added after we sign it and hand it to the sales person. I know when I have bought stuff they always open the case and check the S/N and write it somewhere on the form. But the issue is still that most criminals don't go through nice and either steel or otherwise get their guns. Then there are long guns where there is no trace of where a Person to person sale went even in New Jermany where there is the COE but it never gets filed.

That is a good point Stu. I wonder if this magical place even exists now.

This is a very interesting article on what happens when the police recover a gun and go to trace it - slightly different than on TV and in the movies. https://www.gq.com/story/inside-federal-bureau-of-way-too-many-guns There are a couple of things this long article does not seem to address - like what happens with private sales and when god forbid a criminal is able to steal a gun.

It depends on the volume the station does. I was talking to an attendant at Costco a few months back and asking why there is almost always a tanker truck parked there. He explained they sit waiting to fill the tanks as they go through about five tankers worth of gas each day. Now THAT is a high volume station. I would imagine some on the Turnpike do similar type volumes with constant deliveries.