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by Sean Adl-Tabatabai, The Peoples Voice: The Department of Defense (DoD) has ordered the military to use lethal force against Americans who are ‘non-compliant’. New provisions within Directive 5240.01 expand the circumstances under which the DoD can assist law enforcement, including the use of lethal force. GreenMed Info reported that the 2016 version of the directive did not mention ‘lethal […]

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Walking into the Stern Pinball Factory just outside Chicago was an experience that left me in awe. Stern Pinball, a company that dominates the market with their self-estimated 90% share of all pinball machines sold today, operates an incredible facility that blends offices, an assembly line, a testing area, a showroom, and more into one cohesive operation. Our tour guide for this fascinating journey was Joseph Marshfield, a member of the marketing department at Stern Pinball, whose passion for the industry shone through every word he spoke. The Tour: Inside the Production Line We began our tour at the heart of the factory: the main production line. This is where the magic begins, with raw materials and components coming together to form the intricate playfields that will later be housed inside the pinball cabinets. It’s here … Read the rest of this article on page 50 by clicking here!       Be sure to sign up to get Old School Gamer Magazine for free by clicking here! The post Tour of Stern Pinball Factory – by Jarrod Kailef appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.

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