But you have to pay 8 bucks a month to your local, regional monopoly, cablevision to watch the stream. Legally, at least.
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You can watch the whole series on Netflix. I grew up watching that show, and Emergency!. An entire generation learned about the police and rescue business watching those shows, and while they were campy, there was a lot of factual information there.
Where is the "Unrecommend" button?
Yes. I use it as my alarm clock.
Aw, that coulda happened to anybody.
I can only hope!
When I was growing up, we had a TV in the kitchen. Every night, it was MASH reruns at 5:30, local news at 6:00, national news at 6:30. And my dad shushing us throughout so he could hear the TV. I can assure you, we do NOT have a TV in our kitchen now that I am a dad, and we eat (a hectic) breakfast and dinner…
BTW - Andrei Tupolev, fascinating guy.
Good luck seeing out those gun slits, er, windows.
FTFY, Michael.
No doubt zero passengers, zero cargo, minimum fuel. Still impressive, but I'd like to know how much runway it would need when it's heavy.
This boxy empennage ....
My (Mac) desktop is my primary holding bin for active projects. However, I use a Terminal command to hide all the icons on the Desktop. I use a Finder window to see what's there. In single application mode, another Terminal tweak, clicking the Finder icon in the Dock switches to Finder, hides all other apps, and…
Were you outside, or in the terminal?
An addendum to my reply. It got me thinking about "stop and frisk", which sent me to Google. Here is an interesting article on the policy of "stop and frisk," when it's warranted, and when it's not. Based entirely on your anecdote, it sounds like he was justified in stopping you ("appears not to fit the time or…
What airport was this? Getting hassled by the police depends a lot on where you set up. Dedicated observation points should be no problem. If you're in a place you probably shouldn't be, expect to be asked to leave. It seems to me that frisking is a bit over the top, though.