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I highly recommend disputing the charge if you paid by credit card. Money talks, though once they complete the inspection, the card company will consider their end fulfilled without regard for your wasted time. I have always wanted to try a remedy frequently suggested by Clark Howard - picketing. As...

Is real estate considered tangible property, as in: Sec. 28.03. CRIMINAL MISCHIEF. (a) A person commits an offense if, without the effective consent of the owner: ... (2) he intentionally or knowingly tampers with the tangible property of the owner and causes pecuniary loss or substantial inconvenie...

If you open the PDF file in Adobe Reader, press Ctrl-F to open the Find/Search box. If you use a different PDF viewer, it likely has a search function - Ctrl-F, or Edit->Find, or something similar.

Open the PDF file on the DPS site and search it using the viewer's search feature.

rkeller wrote:Guess I will be calling TxDPS Monday morning. Rats!

You may want to look up the other instructor on the CHL site and, if listed, contact him directly. If he has your certificate, it may be easier to just trade.

Of course you can always seek discussion with a higher authority within the business. Its lack of mention in my responses was not intended to imply that it is not an option; I assume it is always an option. But choosing to seek such higher authority doesn't change the fact that you received notice u...

The statutes use "apparent authority" because we don't know who has authority, and it is not our place to figure it out. Ok, then these questions should be easily answered: You know these questions aren't easy. That's why we're discussing the issue. Here are my opinions. 1) A store has a s...

When I have searched for explanations of "apparent authority," what I found (though I don't recall the particular places I found info) indicated that a person has apparent authority to do something if he is in a position that would normally do that thing. For example, if a fan is being obn...

What I meant to say is that they cannot void the 30.06/07 sign. After it's posted, and if I were to enter a building carrying, it's in the legal system for that part and the company can't decide, "well, we were just kidding" no matter what they've said in their announcement or anything el...

First Time an Open Citizen is deholstered as prank or criminal act: 0-1 days : 1 in 2 1-3 days : 3 in 4 1 Week: 9 in 10 First Time an Open Citizen is deholstered and used in another crime: 0-1 days : 1 in 2 1-3 days : 4 in 5 1 Week: 10 in 11 Anyone else notice that his odds of deholstering and use ...

Well, finally got in and paid this evening about 6. Looked at the stuff I printed out when I first attempted, Oct 5. Twenty one days to get the system up to where folks can access. Need to talk with my friends at DPS (not in RSD) and see if they know what was going on. Know some folks that work IT ...

Sounds like somebody watched Home Alone recently.

a requirement that firearms be disabled and not readily convertible for use Isn't a zip-tied gun readily convertible for use? I can't imagine any non-permanent modification that would not be readily convertible. Removal of the firing pin. That only works if the intent is to sell guns without provid...

a requirement that firearms be disabled and not readily convertible for use Isn't a zip-tied gun readily convertible for use? I can't imagine any non-permanent modification that would not be readily convertible. Removal of the firing pin. That only works if the intent is to sell guns without provid...

a requirement that firearms be disabled and not readily convertible for use

Isn't a zip-tied gun readily convertible for use? I can't imagine any non-permanent modification that would not be readily convertible.