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Off the top of my head, Norman Lloyd, Jane Withers, June Lockhart Nehemiah Persoff, Rhonda Flemming, Angela Lansbury, and Eva Marie Saint all started in the Golden Age / pre-1960. I'm sure there are more, but not many, if any, as big as de Havilland

RIP Olivia de Havilland

Rip John Saxon

^A friend of mine, doing genealogy, found out she was related to a family with the last name Poopenfart. The Lighthouse is super weird. Good, but definitely not for everyone. I think I liked Tge Witch slightly more, but it was good.

My days the last few week have involved hearing complaints from people. "You didn't give me Item A!" "You asked for Item B, here, and we gave you item B, here." "But I need Item A, and now it is too late! What are you going to do about it?"

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Creators behind the Suikoden series are planning to kickstart a 'spiritual successors series, Eiyuden Chronicles. If its more like the first two than the others, I'd be interested. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.polygon.com/platform/amp/2020/7/24/21337046/suikoden-spiritual-successor-eiyuden-chronicle-kickstarter

I'd ditch the anthem - iirc its a post war bit of 'patriotism' that just kept going.

Curious about this since the unmarked police thing started - Isn't the action of taking people off the street and holding them but not charging them and not having a warrant or probably cause opening the officers who detain people to unlawful detention / false imprisonment charges?

I'd think they'd want to be able to test to see if the first medicine was working before prescribing a second. But then I'd rather not have a prescription for anything if there was another way to resolve it that I could do.

I don't think its necessary, but if a law changed in the legally proscribed manner (by duly elected officials and/or the vote of the public as proscribed by law) and meets any local or federal constitutional challenges, I wouldn't be against it. I'm not an expert, so I'm sure someone here will correct me if I am wrong - my understanding is that they have that ability if the person is on Federal land. If you're caught spraying graffiti on a fed building, feds can detain you there as they have jurisdiction. If they get video footage of you spraying graffiti and you are long gone and legally obtain a warrant for your arrest, my understanding is that for that warrant to be served at your home, the local municipality has to do it and turn you over into the custody of the feds, or it has to be done jointly with the Feds joining in on the serving of the warrant with the local municpality.

Those two links aren't really talking about the things that people are objecting to - ie both of those links are about incidents on Federal property involving Federal personnel. No one is disputing the use of Federal law enforcement on Federal land. The dispute is over Federal forces detaining people on city/county/state land, where they don't really have jurisdiction. Typically US Marshalls have to work with the local police to deliver a warrant on suspects, etc., when dealing with city/county/state lands.

I don't know what the mob wants (isn't that kind of the point with mobs, though, that they become a thought process of their own, often with neither rhyme nor reason?) That's why its so important for people who want peaceful demonstrations to not allow a mob mentality to seize control of the group, and to renounce and remove bad actors. Two wrongs, don't make a right, though. The only thing the Feds are really doing IMO is opening themselves (or the personnel) to civil lawsuits when they try to police the city with no authority to do so as they are, themselves, violating the law. As an aside, typically when a local municipality is overwhelmed, the course of action is for that municipality to declare a state of emergency and ask the governor to deploy the state's national guard. Not for DHS to send people in Enterprise Rent-A-Vans to grab people off the street. You are wrong. They have no legal authority to be deployed past federal land (excepting, perhaps, a nationwide declaration of martial law for example as in the case of an invasion. Since there is no nationwide declaration of martial law...)

What part of "Local policing is the job of the City/County/State as applicable" didn't you understand? While the Federal Government, arguably, has the right to protect Federal land (and buildings on it) it has no jurisdictional authority on non-Federal lands. They do not have the authority to drive blocks away from Federal land/buildings in unmarked Enterprise Rent-A-Vans and abduct people off the street because they think they may or may not have done, or be about to do, something or another. The business you speak of has a right to expect the municipalities with authority (city-county-state) to protect them, but not the Federal government. Unusual circumstance does not give the Federal government the ability to do things that it has not the authority to do. If you accept that, then you've discarded the rules of law we have built up and the Federal government is the mob (or at least, a mob) defining rules and arbitrarily deciding when they obey the law.

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That's why I asked if it was Federal land. I don't know.

Is it Federal land? If not, than to my understanding, federal forces should not be there. If the local police need backup on city or state land, that's for the city Mayor to work with the state Governor regarding deployment of the state's National Guard. I believe they could work with surrounding municipalities as well, if desperate, but I think that tends to be more trouble than its worth, given the way each municipality is set up to control its own areas, and not other areas.

https://moondisaster.org/ About the project - https://www.space.com/apollo-11-disaster-deepfake-video-tech.html

Hadn't seen that one before - neat! First thing I thought of when you said ambush was antlions but doesn't fit the setting: The Ambush Bug might be a good fit though -

I played the first one and enjoyed it. I don't know that I ever saw the second one anywhere I could purchase it when it came out. *Goes and looks at cover* yup I missed that one entirely.

I liked Strange Journey, but I could never get into SMT IV. I didn't even get halfway through either. That said, part of that was I had trouble with the DS screen size and even struggled with Strange Journey, so I'd probably get SMT IV a try if they remade it for the switch...

I dunno, I don't recall this for every presidential election I've lived through. I really only remember it for Obama and now Trump. Could be that I just didn't pay attention to the right news outlets. I certainly don't remember Carter complaining about mail-in votes being used to rig the election against him, or Clinton's senatorial pals suggesting (jokingly or not) that he was going to run for a third term because of all the investigations of him making that legal. Or Reagan or either Bush doing anything like it either. Again, maybe I just wasn't seeing the right news.

If its any help, they're also releasing the SMT3 remaster on Switch as well. My hope is that SMT-V is more like SMT-III and less like SMT-IV...

Most people I've known who've been put on insulin had many of the same questions; unfortunately I don't know that a ny of them came up with a universal answer as it seems so individually specific. Still glad you're doing somewhat better LadyC.