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LAPD flashlight now available

Sunday, December 30th, 2007

The flashlight that the LAPD helped develop with Pelican, the 7060 DUTY AND TACTICAL LED LIGHT, is now available to the public! It comes with both a momentary tail switch for tactical demands, and a neck switch for everyday patrol use. This is one cool flashlight. I wonder if it is set up for use with a standard flashlight clamp for your tactical shotgun or rifle? I am putting this on my Christmas wish list, so if a friend, boss, employee, lover, or family member was looking for the perfect gift for me, put this at the top!

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Getting Organized

Sunday, December 30th, 2007

With the new year upon us, it comes time to make some resolutions. It has become blatantly obvious lately that I have a bit of an organization problem. I find myself moving one pile to clear out an area to use something, and then moving it back in order to use something else.

My plan is to go to the new IKEA today and see if i can find some cheap solutions to my hoarding problem. Then again, maybe I should just throw some stuff away. No, I might need that stuff later. The first step to fixing your problem is admitting you have one, right?

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Disclosure Policy

Saturday, December 29th, 2007

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Halo3

Thursday, December 27th, 2007

Today is the release of the long-awaited video game Halo 3. The Halo franchise has spawned an amazing array of other products included books, comics, and action-figures.

The media itself has had to begin to take notice of the overwhelming response to a new video game or video game platform release. I found 3 TV channels that had countdown shows for the release of Halo 3. No longer do the game-geeks have to feel like second-class citizens, for the drive the market.

Long live the geeks.

Oh, and long live Master Chief.

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