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Stumbled across this on Craig's list today.
https://honolulu.craigslist.org/oah/zip/d/pearl-city-free-advice-where-da-aloha-at/7817149140.html
I'm just wondering, was Mazie this daft way back when she was in high school? Surely somebody's parents went to school with her, but they're probably of that generation of "don't talk stink about powerful people, bumbei ...".She's 77.
after all, Hawaii's second most popular line, "what year you grad?".
Born on November 3, 1947, in Fukushima Prefecture, Japanhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazie_Hirono
Raised in Honolulu, Hirono became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1959, the year Hawaii became a state.
She attended Kaʻahumanu Elementary and Koko Head Elementary Schools.
She graduated from Kaimuki High School, which had a predominantly Japanese
American student body at the time. Hirono then enrolled at the University of
Hawaii at Mānoa, graduating Phi Beta Kappa with a B.A. in psychology in 1970.[10]
She later attended Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C.,
where she obtained her juris doctor degree in 1978. Hirono then returned to
Honolulu, where she practiced law.
IMO, Hk and Sig are betteri'm also a Sig fan. My P226 MK25 (Navy SEAL) 9mm is by far my favorite to shoot. It's DA/SA, which i like.
I have a G19 gen5 and a 47. They shoot great, but I replaced the trigger, sights, tungsten guide rod, and holosun optic. Out of the box it's nothing special
My Sig P226 Legion SAO is probably my best semiauto. Trigger is like a 1911. Grip is super ergonomic. Came with suppressor height night sights and optic, flat face trigger. It costs a lot more than a Glock but it's worth it
I have a few HK's and better than a Glock. A glock will get the job done but there are better options
I guess barry started liking women again........
I never thought I would like bagels. Until I tried one on a plane flight somewhere. First time and it tasted great!The original bagels always tasted stale to me, probably just because of the hard, chewy texture compared to medium toast. i didn't like the flavor and couldn't understand having to use spreads to make them paletable.
Or was I desperate and hungry........
Hunger makes you delusional sometimes.
I believe even though she said private sector, she meant to what you referred to. Hegseth also said that he never thought about it and she was asking him for his "promise" now.
Since Trump will be in charge, I can see that if Hegseth doesn't do a good job, he gets fired. Or like how Trump ran his businesses, people are brought in to fix 1 thing, then they resign after it's done. See Gen Mattis story. So it would be unfare if Hegseth was in the job for 6 months and then resigned. Plus add in that he's much younger and cannot retire as easily as say a general can who gets $1 million a year for life.
Gotta be aware that some casinos, the dealer gets their cards first for poker type games. Cause I used to play 2 hands to change the vibe if I saw the dealer always wnning too. Then I noticed what I stated. But what I do try to do is sit in #1 position so people coming in don't affect my cards. I began doing this when playing UTH at Resorts World. A lady sat to my right and she was getting full houses very often.
I don't have a daily budget, but recognize when on tilt. In general, I keep about $3K in my pocket. Good thing I CCW. When I hit the UTM royal flush on the river, I had $8K in my pocket ($3K starting plus $5K win).
I usually buy in $500 for any given game. But have left after losing $100 often. Last trip we were at Resorts World and they had $15 3 card poker. Lost 5 hands in a row, so I left. $45 a hand ($15 table). Even the deal agreed it was good for me to leave when I was cashing out.
At least with craps, my strategy change is after 3 PSO's. I then hedge with laying the 4 and 10 if they haven't been rolled. And if they have, then I'll play DP enough to cover my place bets. But in general, my stop loss is $500 on craps. Regardless the time spent on the table.
Add in no matter what he says, there is no way Pochanatas or Crazy Maizie will support him.
It's less than 1% is what is the common saying. IIRC it's like 0.41%.
The House Edge on Come Bets
Like all casino games, craps has a built-in advantage for the house, known
as the “house edge.” The house edge on come bets is slightly lower than the
one on pass line bets, but it is still present.
In craps, the house edge is determined by the number of ways a player can
win or lose and the payout odds for each possible outcome.
For come bets, the house edge is 1.41% on the 4 and 10, 1.52% on the 5
and 9, and 1.82% on the 6 and 8. This means that, on average, the casino
will keep a certain percentage of every come bet placed on these numbers.
One way to reduce the house edge on come bets is to take “free odds.”https://www.artofcraps.com/craps-bets/the-come-bet/
Free odds are an additional bet that you can place after a come bet or pass line
bet, and they pay out at true odds rather than the lower odds that the casino pays
on the original wager.
Free odds bets are placed on the layout behind the pass line or come area and
are usually marked with the words “free odds.”
For example, if the point is a 6 or 8, the true odds of rolling the point again before
rolling a 7 are 6:5.
This means that if you place a $5 free odds bet on the 6 or 8, you’ll receive a payout
of $6 if the point is rolled again. Free odds bets have no house edge, meaning
the casino doesn’t have an advantage on these bets.
The math says DP is the bet to do. With 1 of 6 rolls that is supposed to be a 7. I think the 1% house advantage though is based on pass with max odds and not on the DP.
Pochahantas asked something:
"Since you stated no retired general should work in the private sector for 10 years, will you do the same?"
It's not like he is spending 20 years in this position, compared to a general who worked their way thru the ranks. At best, 4 years (trumps term) and he's probably done. This would cause him at such a young age to not be able to work anywhere else and be called a liar by the fake news. I'm glad his response was "I'm not a general" and everyone laughed.
State farm had a small amount of coverage for firearms loss but the limit was $1,000 I think. I paid a little extra to raise the limit on my firearms.
Next time I call State Farm to pay my bill I will have to ask specifics about the umbrella coverage. I know they said it won't cover me for something I do at work but it covers other things including on top of my car insurance. Definitely have to ask about the limitations like whether it will cover a criminal case or just a civil case and then what it covers like CMO said, the damages if I lose or just the attorney fees.
I am not saying you are wrong here, I am trying to understand what you meant by saying "should have been made just as public as the 34 felonies". It sounded like you are saying something was kept secret. I don't know what you are saying did not get brought forward about the federal campaign finance law part.
As for AOC and other people who commit campaign finance violations, IIRC people are almost never convicted for violating those laws, just fined because the rules are so complex that they are violated all the time, intentionally or unintentionally.
As for your statement that the sentence proves he did nothing wrong, that is not what it means. The ruling is a practical one, made so as not to disrupt the function of the presidency. Can you imagine trying to have the president on probation?
A deferred sentence is a court-passed judgment that allows a probationaryhttps://www.mylawquestions.com/what-is-a-deferred-sentence.htm
period before imposing the sentence. This option might be given in cases
when repeat offenses are unlikely, when the accused has no criminal record
or often at the judge’s discretion. If at the end of the probationary time the
defendant has met all imposed conditions, a judge might throw out the
sentence and guilty plea, leaving the defendant without a recorded conviction
for most purposes.
