Subdeacon Joe
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"The phrase employs the gerundive, a verbal adjective, of deleo, delere, delevi, deletum, "to destroy",[2] (delendus, -a, -um). The future passive participle "delenda" (meaning "to be destroyed") is then combined with the verb sum ("to be"[3]) or parts thereof, adds an element of compulsion or necessity, yielding "is to be destroyed", or, as it is more commonly rendered "must be destroyed". This then forms a predicative adjective.[4] This construction in Latin is known as the passive periphrastic. Carthago, -inis being a feminine noun, the feminine gender of the gerundive is applied. The fuller forms Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam or Ceterum autem censeo Carthaginem esse delendam use the so-called accusative and infinitive for the indirect statement." -
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Just that, it was a minor course of study for you. Often it is a sidebar that is useful to the major. A physics major might minor in math. A geology major might minor in geography. Or, it might be totally unconnected at all just to give some relief. A math major might minor in music or pottery.
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Let us not forget some of the other "FUs"
JANFU - Joint Army Navy Foul UpJAMFU - Joint Army Marine Foul Up
JAFFU - Just Air Force Foul Up
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No more years, and you come out with a BA in Accounting and able to say you minored in English.
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Lots of sweeping going on!
Enjoyed it.
You noticed that too, eh? Different times, different standards, I guess.
I would say equally as interesting but in a different way. Great video, thanks.
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FPC has confirmed that the California Department of Justice has filed with the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) new proposed regulations on “Bullet-Button Assault Weapons”.
According to OAL, the proposed regulations would alter Title 11 of the California Code of Regulations by adding sections 5470, 5471, 5472, 5474, 5474.1, 5474.2, 5475, 5476, 5477, 5478, and by amending existing sections 5469 and 5473.
Bookmark this page (BulletButtonBan.com)! We will continue to update THIS page with new information as it becomes available.
Update 6 – 12/30/16 – Apparently, once a firearm is a “Bullet-Button Assault Weapon,” you’re stuck with it unless you reconfigure the firearm and de-register it as an AW: “The release mechanism for an ammunition feeding device on an assault weapon registered pursuant to Penal Code section 30900, subdivision (
(1) shall not be changed after the assault weapon is registered.”Update 5 – 12/30/16 – Photos will be required for AW registrations through CFARS: “Clear digital photos of firearms listed on the application. One photo shall depict the bullet-button style magazine release installed on the firearm. One photo shall depict the firearm from the end of the barrel to the end of the stock if it is a long-gun or the point furthest from the end of the barrel if it is a pistol. The other two photos shall show the left side of the receiver/frame and right side of the receiver/frame. These locations are typically where firearms are marked when manufacturing is complete. At the discretion of the Department the last two photos shall be substituted for photos of identification markings at some other locations on the firearm.”
Update 4 – 12/30/16 – According to the document, “Assault Weapon registrations must be filed electronically using the Department’s California Firearms Application Reporting System (CFARS), at the following website: https://cfars.doj.ca.gov/login.do“. Also, “The Department will not register a firearm as an assault weapon unless the firearm is fully assembled and fully functional.”
Update 3 – 12/30/16 – The proposed regulations filed with OAL for “Bullet Button Assault Weapons” and AB 857 serial numbering of firearms can be viewed at this link.
Update 2 – 12/30/16 – Sources say that the new “assault weapon” registration will be through the DOJ’s California Reporting Information System (CRIS). According to DOJ, the “Benefits of Using CRIS” include that users can “report your firearms through an online application form using the internet which will eliminate the need to mail the application to DOJ and save time,” pay by “Visa, Master Card, American Express and Discover,” and upload attachments like “Firearm receipts, pictures of the firearm, police reports, or other documents that may be helpful for DOJ staff to process your application.”
Update 1 – 12/30/16 – DOJ has informed us that the regulations are being reviewed at OAL.
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Very cool! Back when I was in junior college I hung out in the art dept, especially the pottery and glass blowing area. I helped pull cane a few times. Now and then we would get it out to 15 feet or so and when we tapped it off it would self destruct like a PRD. Impressive.
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Is there a difference 'twixt a "Snafu"... and a "FUBAR"?
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What a question!
A FUBAR ... well, think Snafu on steroids. If Gomer Pyle and Pvt. Hargrove got together they would have a FUBAR.
Andy Griffith in "No Time For Sergeants."
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Training Film
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But don't think it's over. It will be back, likely in a harsher form than the original.
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For what little good it will do I emailed OAL Reference Attorney at staff@oal.ca.gov and cc Jacqueline Dosch at Regulations@doj.ca.gov. and also contacted my member of the Assembly - Jim Wood, and my State Senator Mike Mcguire.
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http://www.cnn.com/specials/world/obit-2016
Celebrities, actors and directors
Carrie Fisher, 'Star Wars' Princess Leia
Actor and comedian Ricky Harris
Zsa Zsa Gabor
'Growing Pains' dad Alan Thicke
'Days of Our Lives' star Joseph Mascolo
'Howard Stern Show' personality Joey Boots
Florence Henderson, TV's Carol Brady
'The Man From U.N.C.L.E.' actor Robert Vaughn
Agnes Nixon, creator of 'All My Children'
'NCIS' showrunner Gary Glasberg
Curtis Hanson, '8 Mile' and 'LA Confidential' director
Charmian Carr, Liesl in 'The Sound of Music'
Alexis Arquette, actress and transgender activist
Lady Chablis of 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil'
'Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp' star Hugh O'Brian
Actor Gene Wilder, star of 'Willy Wonka'
Actor Kenny Baker, 'Star Wars' R2-D2
Actor David Huddleston, 'The Big Lebowski'
'Dances with Wolves' actor Chief David Bald Eagle, Jr.
'Miss Cleo,' TV psychic network pitchwoman
Garry Marshall, TV and movie legend
Noel Neill, Lois Lane on 'Superman' TV show
'Star Trek' actor Anton Yelchin
TV actress Ann Morgan Guilbert
Ron Lester, 'Varsity Blues' actor
'ALF' actor Michu Meszaros
Actress Beth Howland, waitress on 'Alice'
Alan Young, Wilbur on 'Mister Ed'
'Casablanca' actress Madeleine LeBeau
William Schallert, dad on 'The Patty Duke Show'
Wrestler, entertainer Chyna
Doris Roberts, mom on 'Everybody Loves Raymond'
Daisy Lewellyn, reality TV star
Voice of 'Star Wars' Adm. Ackbar, Erik Bauersfeld
Actress Patty Duke
James Noble, Actor known as 'Benson' governor
Garry Shandling, inventive TV comedian
Actor Joe Santos of 'The Rockford Files'
'L.A. Law' actor Larry Drake
Actor George Kennedy
'Big Ang' Raiola, 'Mob Wives' star
George Gaynes, 'Punky Brewster' actor
Bob Elliott, half of comedy legends Bob and Ray
Joe Alaskey, voice of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck
Abe Vigoda, 'Godfather' and 'Barney Miller' actor
Dan Haggerty, 'Grizzly Adams' star
René Angélil, husband of Céline Dion
Actor Alan Rickman, Harry Potter's Professor Snape
David Margulies, 'Ghostbusters' actor
Pat Harrington, Schneider on 'One Day at a Time'
Cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond
Musicians and Industry Executives
80s pop star George Michael
Rick Parfitt, Status Quo guitarist
Soul singer Sharon Jones
Rock 'n' roll star Leon Russell
Singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen
Music legend Buckwheat Zydeco
Rapper Shawty Lo
Former N.W.A. manager Jerry Heller
Fred Hellerman of the Weavers
Juan Gabriel, Mexican music icon
Jazz great Pete Fountain
Ralph Stanley, bluegrass music legend
Singer Attrell Cordes of P.M. Dawn
'Voice' singer Christina Grimmie
Singer-songwriter Guy Clark
Jane Little, Guinness World Record holding bassist
Singer Prince
Merle Haggard, country music's outsider hero
Frank Sinatra Jr.
Keith Emerson of Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Sir George Martin, Beatles producer
Joey Martin Feek of country duo Joey + Rory
Country music legend Sonny James
Denise Matthews, Prince protege Vanity
Maurice White, leader and founder of Earth, Wind & Fire
Paul Kantner, Jefferson Airplane guitarist
The Eagles' Glenn Frey
David Bowie, master of reinvention
Robert Stigwood, force behind 'Saturday Night Fever'
Leaders, politicians and military figures
Former senator, astronaut John Glenn
Former Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird
Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej
Israeli leader and Nobel laureate Shimon Peres
WWII Navajo code talker Joe Hosteen Kellwood
Phyllis Schlafly, towering social conservative figure
Suzanne Wright, autism advocate
Rep. Mark Takai of Hawaii
Mother Mary Angelica, nun who built Catholic media network
Former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford
Former first lady Nancy Reagan
Antonin Scalia, Supreme Court justice
Edgar Mitchell, Astronaut who walked on moon
Dale Bumpers, fmr. U.S. senator, Arkansas governor
Former Rep. Mike Oxley
Journalists, authors, innovators, media and academic figures
'Watership Down' author Richard Adams
Vera Rubin, dark matter pioneer
PBS newscaster Gwen Ifill
'Tuck Everlasting' author Natalie Babbitt
Actor, playwright and Nobel laureate Dario Fo
Author Gloria Naylor
Legendary playwright Edward Albee
W.P. Kinsella, whose book inspired 'Field of Dreams'
Children's author Anna Dewdney
George Curry, champion of black press
PBS' John McLaughlin
ESPN's John Saunders
Elie Wiesel, Holocaust survivor and Nobel laureate
CNN's Will King
Morely Safer, '60 Minutes' legend
Jim Harrison, author of 'Legends of the Fall'
Ray Tomlinson, creator of email
Pat Conroy, author of 'Prince of Tides' and 'Great Santini'
Umberto Eco, famed author of 'The Name of the Rose'
Harper Lee, 'To Kill a Mockingbird' author
Marvin Minsky, Pioneer of artificial intelligence
Chefs, sport, design, art and business figures
Craig Sager, colorful Turner Sports reporter
Paul Elvstrom, sailing great
Former Heisman Trophy winner Rashaan Salaam
Dylan Rieder, pro skateboarder and model
Golfing great Arnold Palmer
Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez
Former FIFA President João Havelange
Former NFL head coach Dennis Green
Pat Summitt, legendary women's basketball coach
Fashion photographer Bill Cunningham
Hockey legend Gordie Howe
MMA fighter Kimbo Slice
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali
Comic book artist Darwyn Cooke
Architect Zaha Hadid
NFL Ravens' Tray Walker
Robert Redbird, iconic Native American artist
'American Gladiator' Lee Reherman, 'The Hawk'
BMX legend Dave Mirra
World's 'top chef' Benoit Violier
Bill Johnson, Former Olympic gold medal skier
'Iron' Mike Sharpe, WWE Superstar
Monte Irvin, Baseball Hall of Fame outfielder
Lawrence Phillips, imprisoned ex-NFL rusher
Andrew Smith, former Butler basketball player*Info from CNN
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It appears the bricks...never mind. Subdeacon Joe answered it much better than I ever could have with words just as I started typing.
That is a neat trick though.
I cheated, I followed the link in the comment on the video.
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President Bob!
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I'm reminded of the time in San Francisco (where else?) when I walked into the break room at work... three female-type persons were seated at a nearby table; I smiled, and said "Good morning, ladies..."
At which one of 'em turned, glowered at me, and snapped "We are WOMEN! We are NOT 'ladies'!"
I smiled again and responded "Well then... I reckon you aren't at that," and walked away.
Did you get talked to by HR for that?
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A Few Hours Early
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