He's incorrect on the Georgia code.
http://goo.gl/rk1qmK

The verbiage, regarding sending texts and similar communications, says "is used to" communicate "with another person", not "can be" or "may be" so you would have to actually use the device to communicate with somebody to be ticketed.

Therefor, using the GPS function of your phone isn't covered under the violation.

You're joking, right? It STILL doesn't work WELL on XBox 360. At launch it was one of, if not THE, buggiest games I've ever played on a console.

This is HIGHLY dependent on your state's laws. Arizona, for example, does not allow lawyers in small claims. Also, the cutoff for small claims is usually far less than the $25k mentioned. Arizona's is $2500 which is nearer to other states I've seen as well.

LOL, that's funny. CenturyLink, AKA Qwest, is one of the worst companies in the US. They are also THE worst I've ever dealt with.

Really?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=BEATS+AUDIO&l=1

"That have always had"....uh, no. That has not been allowed for a long time by the merchant agreements they sign with the credit card companies. It isn't hard to set your prices so even if somebody does pay with a card you don't lose money. Also, the agreements ( as well as most state's laws) have always required them to have the higher of the two prices posted. They've always been able to offer a "cash discount" but not charge for using a card.

I don't like credit card companies but this is a bad change. And, FWIW, I am a small business owner.

I would but crawling through a solid concrete slab is very difficult.

You obviously haven't been in my attic. If it was that easy I'd have my whole house wired. It isn't.

Being a leading cause of death doesn't make it "normally life threatening." It would only be normally life threatening if a majority of those who get it die.

Asinine? I think that's a little over the top.

The flu isn't a normally life threatening illness, regardless if you are in the hospital or not. I got a flu shot exactly once, got the worst flu I've ever had, and haven't had one since. It's been over 10 years and I've had the flu once since. It is a personal choice and is very dependent on the person in whether it works or not. I wouldn't allow an employer to force an immunization on me either.

The M16A2 didn't have full auto, only 3 round burst.

And, also, don't forget that the M4A1 (safe, semi, auto) is now standard issue in a lot of units.

I agree but do have a question. When did the warnings start? I've been online all day today and haven't seen it.

For the flashlights, if you have a Costco nearby, they have 3 packs for $20 that have Cree head units. They are fantastic little lights and have low, high and strobe (in case you want to mess with somebody). I've bought 2 packs of them.

They are in a flat blister pack about 14"x14" with a big red "200 Lumens" in the upper left. The brand name is TechLite Lumen Master.

Here's the exact package on Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/Techlite-Master-High-Intensity-Tactical-Flashlight/dp/B0074D6PE6

The communication module in new Onstar systems is a plug-in unit. It can be changed easily. The first generation of systems will require a more involved upgrade.

I don't know about BTAF's guide but the Oatmeal one has several incorrect pieces of information on it.