THAT HAIL MARY PLAY I CALL IT THE DENTIST BECAUSE IT KILLED SOME LIONS FROM EXTREME LONG RANGE.

Pushbullet. OH WAIT...

First, the writer notes that in the aftermath of the bombing of Turkey’s capital Ankara that took over 100 lives and injured more than 400 others just over a month ago, there weren’t any similar shows of solidarity during international matches

I’d rather destroy a *comparatively mass produced 115 million dollar plane than a one off 290 million dollar satellite.

Normal procedure.

So, to be clear, was there actual damage to the airframe or is this simply the normal procedure for exceeding g-load limits?

Found on ebay:

2015 USAF Ghostrider Gunship
One of a kind
Babied...never tracked or raced...never wintered.
New wings and recently replaced OEM flight crew buckets.
$50 million OBO.
No tire kickers, no mavericks.

It's possible the aircraft did receive very real structural damage but didn't fail catastrophically

It went over it’s designed load limits. The airframe was compromised.

When you’re focused on survival and not being murdered in your sleep, culture sort of takes a back seat.

Honestly, I’ve always had more frustration with AMD drivers than I ever had with NVIDIA drivers. NVIDIA drivers have been pretty painless, while AMD drivers have caused nothing but problems (and their Catalyst software is pretty awful). BUT that’s just one man’s experience.

Tyler, thank you for your sensible, not sensationalist, reporting!

I am a real estate professional, and that is a great answer, except many real estate agents over sell what has to be done to ingratiate themselves to the homeowner. A better resource is Remodeling magazine where they quantify the actual cost of improvements vs. the value received when sold. Here is a link: http://www.r…

From when you boot up the game.

How does a little kid even understand this?

I live in a bidding war area, and I honestly think that upgrades are even less important in that case. In areas with super slow markets, having a move-in ready home can make a difference between selling this year or next year. (I’m not saying high-end upgrades, just the whole house being decently modern and in good…

Alternate Strategy: DON’T think of a real estate agent as the “perfect person to ask for advice.”

Quoting from the article you linked:

This suggestion may still be rather difficult for many people to conceptualize. What I instruct my strength and conditioning students to have their clients to do (and what I have my own clients do) is to first limit the weight by form (inability to maintain good form means you need to decrease weight/reps and fix the…