Sunday, January 22, 2012

Conceal carry is very dangerous…


 
Conceal carry is very dangerous…
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…for bad guys.

Authorities say a customer at a South Carolina Waffle shop pulled a gun and shot one of two men trying to rob the restaurant.

The Greenville News reports that the shooting took place early Saturday morning inside a Waffle Shop off Interstate 85 in Spartanburg County.

Coroner Rusty Clevenger identified the dead man as 19-year-old Dante Lamont Williams of Roebuck, who was shot in the head and body.

Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright declined to identity the customer, citing concerns for his safety. Authorities said the customer had a concealed weapon permit and tried to hold the two men at gunpoint until officers arrived, but that one suspect began to point his gun at the customer, who then fired shots. The second robber fled and is being sought by authorities.

I don’t really buy into the whole Sheepdog philosophy of carrying. If you don’t think carrying a gun is important enough for you to do it, I don’t plan to be your hero when you need help.

However, I still give this guy credit for doing what he did. We can only hope that some day the surveillance footage will be released to the public so that we can all point and laugh at Dante Williams.


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Federal Premium Top Gun Target Loads. Awesome claybusters with a cause


 
Federal Premium Top Gun Target Loads. Awesome claybusters with a cause
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I have been Shooting Federal Premium Shotshells since I was shorter than my first Over/Under. Federal Premium just came out with these Top Gun Shells in Patriotic colors to support The Wounded Warrior Project They are selling the Top Gun trap load with new patriotic colored cases for 12, 20, and .410 ga. A portion of the proceeds from sales of these shot shells will go to The Wounded Warrior Project. The Charity helps wounded service members from all branches and their families. So, next time you go to the Skeet range, pick up a couple boxes. Fun for you and it’ll make you feel good knowing that some of the money is going to help the men and women that sacrificed themselves for our country and our freedom. Plus you will look pretty badass slinging red, white and blue hulls at your next three gun match or bustin clays with your drunk redneck buddies.


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Saturday, January 21, 2012

Princess Diana's ghost filmed in church - Unexplained Mysteries

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Team to drill down in to Antarctic lake - Unexplained Mysteries

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Book Review: The Ancient Alien Question


 
Book Review: The Ancient Alien Question
The Ancient Alien Question is a new book by Philip Coppens, published by New Page Books, which details the newest thoughts surrounding the ancient alien controversy. Coppens is an investigative journalist and regular contributor to Atlantis Rising and NEXUS magazine, and is one of the leading contributors to the History Channel's well-known series Ancient Aliens.

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Russia proposes manned Moon base - Unexplained Mysteries

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Heyzap Is A Social Discovery App For Mobile Gamers – Signs 12 New Mobile Gaming Partners


 
Heyzap Is A Social Discovery App For Mobile Gamers – Signs 12 New Mobile Gaming Partners
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Having 500,000+ applications in the Android Market sure sounds amazing but do you ever get the feeling that you’re missing out on a hidden gem? The best way to discover something new is to simply ask your friends what they’re playing but pinging them on Twitter/Facebook every day could prove bothersome.

Well, Heyzap looks to make that process a little easier by introducing a mobile gaming community. While this may sound much like the many “app discovery” applications already on the market, Heyzap is different in that it allows for game-based checkins — similar to apps like Foursquare — so you always know exactly what your friends are playing.

The company has recently signed with 12 new partners to integrate their service into their titles. Spacetime Studios, PocketGems and Digital Chocolate are just a few of these new developers on board, adding to Heyzap’s growing list of over 800 mobile game developers.

If you want to give Heyzap a go, the application can be downloaded for free, right now, in the Android Market. If you’re a mobile games developer and want to increase your app’s awareness, you can also find the link for integrating Heyzap’s service in your own app via their SDK link below.

[Market Link | Heyzap SDK]


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iPad a Solid Education Tool, Study Reports


 
iPad a Solid Education Tool, Study Reports
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More and more schools are jumping on the digital bandwagon and adopting iPads for daily use in the classroom. Publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt performed a pilot study to see how effective iPad learning is. Using an iPad textbook for Algebra 1 courses, it found that 20 percent more students scored 'Proficient' or 'Advanced' in standardized tests than their paper textbook using counterparts.


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Windows Phone Predicted to Displace iPhone | PCWorld

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Pricey F35 JSF May Have to Be Scrapped. Cannot Land!!


 
Pricey F35 JSF May Have to Be Scrapped. Cannot Land!!
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Leaked Pentagon documents claim a design flaw in the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) has caused eight simulated landings to fail. The “F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Concurrency Quick Look Review” claimed the flaw meant that the “arrestor” hook, used to stop the plane during landing, was too close to the plane’s wheels.

When a fighter lands on an aircraft carrier an arrestor cable catches the hook on the back of the aircraft, preventing it from overshooting and ditching into the sea. The documents warn of “major consequences” to the aircraft’s structure and cast doubt on the readiness of the JSF to provide close-air support, which is seen as critical to a carrier’s role in providing amphibious landings.

The review further suggests the planes will be unable to fire the British Asraam air-to-air missile.

This could be an amazing disaster and a huge fiasco. The story should break in the coming weeks.


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