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“The framers did not write a fixed standard. Instead, they adopted from English history a standard sufficiently general and flexible to meet future circumstances and events, the nature and character of which they could not foresee.”
— Constitutional Grounds for Presidential Impeachment
▶ Report by the Staff of the Impeachment Inquiry
Committee on the Judiciary
House of Representatives
Nine-Third Congress
February 1974.
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▶ “A document Hillary Clinton helped write nearly a half-century ago has returned from the dead to threaten the man she couldn’t vanquish in 2016.
The bizarre, only-in-D.C. twist centers on a congressional report penned by a bipartisan team of young attorneys that included Hillary before she was a Clinton and written in the throes of Watergate. Then, unlike now, not a single lawmaker had been alive the last time Congress impeached a president. They had little understanding of how to try and remove Richard Nixon from the White House. So they tapped Clinton and a team of ambitious staffers to dive into the history of impeachment, stretching back to the 14th century in England: How has impeachment been used? What were the justifications? Can we apply it to Nixon?
The resulting document became a centerpiece of the congressional push to drive the Republican president from office. But then Nixon resigned. The memo was buried.
That was just the report’s first life.
In an ironic twist, the document was resurrected in the late 1990s. Republicans gleefully used it to bolster their unsuccessful bid to oust Clinton’s now-husband, President Bill Clinton. Then it faded from public conscience [sic] — again.
Until now, that is. The 45-year-old report has become a handbook House Democratic lawmakers and aides say they are using to help determine whether they have the goods to mount a full-scale impeachment effort against President Donald Trump, the same man who three years ago upended Hillary Clinton’s bid for a return trip to the White House. [...]
The resulting title of the report, 'Constitutional Grounds for Presidential Impeachment,' may elicit yawns. But what they produced became a seminal 64-page road map with appendices that looks into what counts as an impeachable offense.”
— Politico
16 September 2019.
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Sometimes when Bonkers leaves his chigura, we have to swap out the wee-wee mat (especially when he's not wearing his diaper). When that happens, we may forget to put his house back together, which annoys him a bit, but he makes the best of it by finding the roof and sleeping under it regardless. In this case, his wee-wee mat was dry - I probably removed his roof to let him get out easier than having him drag himself out by himself.
The PlasticLogic screen, demonstrated by Chariman Hermann Hauser, visiting Google's "Solve for X" from the U.K. They have developed high mobility transistors on plastic, unlike prior attempts like FlexICs.
So far the buyers are the Russians for educational eBooks… after investing $700M for a minority stake.
This is the reflection of a part of the building of Sofia Central Hall on a parked car near it (variant 2).
Flexibility is the key to survival. The robotic Mmrnmhrm understood this concept, as proven by their agreement to join the Chenjesu in their "Process", and their warships have integrated this concept wholly and fully. The Mmrnmhrm X-Form, also known as the Mmrnmhrm Transformer, could quickly transform from the slow but powerful X-Wing form to the quick, stinging Y-Wing form.
Alternative to Locking Fixed Elbow - This one can be adjusted to different angles after being folded (Example allows form 0 to 90 degrees)
Attended the Digital Days workshop in Los Angeles this past weekend. Model shots and portraiture are not my forte, but it was a fun if not hasty shoot. Putting up a few of my favorite shots over the next few days.
Since this is certainly not my genre, I welcome your comments or critiques more than usual.
I am working on my flexibility, trying to get more flexible in forward bending. Can touch the floor while wearing heels and get my head to my knees with legs straight.
The ability to bend is what saves a feeble grass in storms that are capable of destroying even the strongest of trees.
This little item, the jaw's open up to get into the drivers seat plus it bens for corner's Plus to get this in this area he had to take some of it apart to roll it in hear.
1/6 scale super flexible seamless male body M34 a recent release by Phicen. Made of some sort of soft silicon rubber – some say it is medical grade non-toxic material – but whatever it is it is so soft and feel like touching real human flash and underneath there are stainless steel skeleton. I got this one and the custom knock off Arnold Head. Metal skeleton and soft skin is none other than the Terminator! The manufacturer added two different sizes P’s (HaHa!!!!) but I don’t think I will even take them out of the packages but attention to detail on missing item finally on male action figure – from the dawn of G I Joe era – and the effort is noteworthy : )
flexible rubber trim seal
Flexible rubber trim seal is extruded to be U channel strip for sharp edges protection or rough parts decorative trimming,often used for automotive,sheet metal,glazing/glass,countertop,cabinets or other facilites.
It is usually made by EPDM rubber,so the finished...
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Taken during our annual ladder testing.
A ladder's strength
is a measurement of it's ability to bear a weight
applied to it's weakest characteristic.