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Off-duty Marine law enforcement now allowed to conceal carry personal firearms on Corps’ bases
Off-duty Marine law enforcement now allowed to conceal carry personal firearms on Corps’ bases
The plane was only 2 years old and had recently been serviced. It apparently burst into flames and fell from the sky. Sounds to me like it was misidentified and shot down by panicky Iranian soldiers but we'll probably never know the truth.
There were also 2 earthquakes in Iran last night. Strange things are happening over there these days.
That's interesting. I wonder if that has to do with higher quality clothing being better insulators. I commonly wear a beanie most of the winter. The problem is if I take it off my head gets really cold because I'm accustomed to wearing it. They say you lose 90% of your body heat out of your head. David Wilcock said we've gained a tennis ball size volume to our cranium in the past 50-100 years. Maybe that's a factor.Human bodies have been getting COLDER since the 19th century: Scientists claim that 'normal' body temperature is now 36.6C NOT 37C
- Body temperature believed to be consistent at 37°C (98.6°F) for humans
- Researchers compared more than half a million records of people's temperature
- Modern-day men have a temperature 0.59°C (1.06°F) lower than 150 years ago
- Women in the 2000s are 0.32°C (0.58°F) cooler than those from US Civil War
That's interesting. I wonder if that has to do with higher quality clothing being better insulators. I commonly wear a beanie most of the winter. The problem is if I take it off my head gets really cold because I'm accustomed to wearing it. They say you lose 90% of your body heat out of your head. David Wilcock said we've gained a tennis ball size volume to our cranium in the past 50-100 years. Maybe that's a factor.
Nice guy, nice story; but I suspect he's receiving special treatment. He's extremely hard of hearing. I wouldn't think that a non-celebrity with his condition would be permitted to become a deputy. Perhaps he will be exclusively dedicated to recruiting officers, as alluded to above.From superhero to cop! TV's 'Incredible Hulk' Lou Ferrigno, 68, will be sworn in as a sheriff's deputy in New Mexico less than 200 miles from the border
- TV's 'Incredible Hulk' Lou Ferrigno is being recruited as a sheriff's deputy in New Mexico, less than 200 miles from the border
- The professional body builder and former Mr. Universe, 68, is going to be sworn in Socorro County by Sheriff William Armijo this week
- Armijo, whose jurisdiction is south of Albuquerque, said Ferrigno will play a crucial role in recruiting new deputies to work in the department
- Ferrigno is best remembered from the 1970s television show 'The Incredible Hulk,' about a green, muscle-bound version of a sheepish scientist
- Ferrigno, son of a New York police lieutenant, also previously served as a deputy in the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Office in California in 2012
- He also was a member of former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio's volunteer sheriff posse in 2016 where he helped patrol the US-Mexico border
Ferrigno has made cameos in Marvel movies, including in the original 'Hulk' film from 2003 where he appears alongside Marvel characters creator Stan Lee. Lee and artist Jack Kirby are credited for coming up with the Hulk in 1962.
Original Steve McQueen Bullitt Mustang sells for $3.4million at auction 46 years after owner's father bought it for just $3,500
The sale at Mecum Kissimmee in Florida marks the most expensive Mustang ever sold, surpassing a 1967 Shelby GT500 Super Snake that sold last year for $2.2million. Owner Sean Kiernan, with his sister Kelly Cotton riding shotgun, drove the car across the auction block at Silver Spurs Arena and then addressed a crowd of about 25,000 before the bidding started. 'This car had sold twice in its life, it´s been in my family for 45 years. Each time it has sold, it was $3,500,' Kiernan said.
Perhaps he will be exclusively dedicated to recruiting officers, as alluded to above.
Original Steve McQueen Bullitt Mustang sells for $3.4million at auction 46 years after owner's father bought it for just $3,500
The sale at Mecum Kissimmee in Florida marks the most expensive Mustang ever sold, surpassing a 1967 Shelby GT500 Super Snake that sold last year for $2.2million. Owner Sean Kiernan, with his sister Kelly Cotton riding shotgun, drove the car across the auction block at Silver Spurs Arena and then addressed a crowd of about 25,000 before the bidding started. 'This car had sold twice in its life, it´s been in my family for 45 years. Each time it has sold, it was $3,500,' Kiernan said.