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on Nov 12, 2011 at 7:07 am
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Look at the green box on the left side. As of last night, the fields were declared open for today. I also received an email last night saying the fields would be open today.
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Thanks! I did not realize the open field message was for this particular day...I thought it was a general statement instead...
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This is a discussion on Unlikely Carry Permit Person within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Went to my church on Wednesday evening (Dec. 23) for a rehearsal. I am playing the Congas on a tune with a lady from our ...
Went to my church on Wednesday evening (Dec. 23) for a rehearsal. I am playing the Congas on a tune with a lady from our choir on piano and the kids singing before the Christmas Eve service.
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We noticed all the lights on, plus the doors were locked. She had the key to the door of the basement, where we were going in. She felt a bit afraid there might be someone other than chior members and organist inside.
I kind of blurted out, "Don't worry, I can put small caliber holes in anyone who might not be our friend." She looked at me and said without expression, "Well, I have a concealed carry permit!"
WOW! Didn't see that coming! Would NEVER have guessed she would have even liked firearms, let alone have a permit to carry one! I told her, "I also have one from WV and a Non-res NH one as well." There was nobody inside, apparently earlier in the day someone from the church brought poinsettias and didn't turn off lights as they left. She actually showed me her permit card. I didn't ask if she was carrying but just assume she would.
That makes four of us in our church that have permits, me, my wife, another guy and now the lady in the choir. I think my church has become a bit safer now by knowing others there have permits and can carry.
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You never know who will have one. LOL nice story thanks for sharing.
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the majority of the people in my ccw class did not look like the type that would carry a firearm. that was good to see.
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Unfortunately churches today have been force to have armed security people even in there services. These are usually large churches due to the high cost of insurance required. Smaller churches are resorting allowing those who have CCWs to carry during services. Of course that causes a significant problem that if anything should happen you done know who has a gun and may start shooting.
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Well, good. I guess it's good to know more folks carry, especially at your place of worship. Things I would like to know are....
A) does it make someone feel more comfortable knowing others around you actively carry?
B) why or why not?
C) there are permit holders, there are carriers, then there are those we might place too much dependency on when it actually comes time to pull the trigger. Out of those whom you have found out have a permit....what percentage of them would you place into each category?
D) with your knowledge of those around you who have permits or you know carry.......how does this knowledge affect you personally? More at ease, more socially outgoing, more confident, etc.......?
I'm not picking around, or fishing for anything here. I'm just trying to get a handle on how this affects folks that know others in their community carry. I'm still up in the air about knowing others around me carry regularly and how it would affect me good or bad or indifferent. Personally, I remain independent, of course my wife carries all of the time as well as me, and that sort of feeling/effect makes life wonderful for me. We've each got each others' back, and I feel confident about her while she is without me or at work.
I would appreciate anyone's opinions that happen to be in that situation.
No, it actually makes me feel less comfortable. This is mostly because I know most of them lack proper training and they rarely practice. If SHTF I think they are just as likely to hit innocents as they are the bad guys.
I feel very comfortable with the ones I know have had training and who practice reasonably often with their firearm.
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Griffiths arrowed a 25-yard strike into the top corner with five minutes remaining of a classic encounter which gives Hibs the chance to atone for their 5-1 final defeat by Edinburgh rivals Hearts last season. Goals from teenagers Craig Sibbald and Jay Fulton plus 21-year-old Blair Alston had given Falkirk a first-half lead.
But it was a teenager in green who inspired one of the great Hampden comebacks as Alex Harris scored from 25 yards in the 51st minute before Hibs put their Irn-Bru First Division opponents under intense pressure. Griffiths missed a penalty before netting and Eoin Doyle sent the game into extra-time with a long-range effort.
Hibs were behind in the sixth minute after Alston made the ball his 25 yards out and played Lyle Taylor into the right channel. The striker cut the ball back and Sibbald showed composure to guide a left-footed shot into the bottom corner.
Falkirk doubled their lead in the 18th minute as Sibbald sent in a high free-kick. Johnny Flynn won the initial header and Conor McGrandles hooked the ball into the goalmouth where Fulton sent a diving header into the bottom corner.
But Falkirk went further ahead after 30 minutes after the Hibs defence completely opened up when Alston won a challenge with Tim Clancy 30 yards out. The ricochet sent Taylor clean through and although Ben Williams got down to save his effort, Alston tapped home the rebound.
Harris soon got the early second-half goal Hibs were desperate for. The 18-year-old cut inside and fired a right-footed shot that took a slight deflection off the head of Darren Dods and nestled in the top corner despite Michael McGovern getting both hands to it.
On-loan Wolves striker Griffiths missed a 72nd-minute penalty after Murdoch had clipped Handling. McGovern made a great double save as he also stopped Doyle's follow-up, but Griffiths rediscovered his goalscoring touch five minutes later when he guided the ball home from seven yards after Harris had got in behind Falkirk again.
Falkirk, with a fifth teenager on in the shape of substitute Thomas Grant, could not withstand the tide and Doyle equalised in the 83rd minute when he ran from the centre circle before firing a 25-yard strike into the bottom corner.
Hibs remained on top in extra time and Griffiths had a goal disallowed before he came up with the latest wonder goal of his spectacular personal season.
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There may not be an actual lost city of Atlantis, but there certainly is a lost (mostly underwater) city of Islandia.
Incorporated as a city on a coral reef Island off the coast of southeast Miami-Dade in 1951, leaders hoped to one day turn the town into a resort destination, but nothing happened and eventually the island become part of a national park. So today Islandia stands as Miami-Dade's smallest incorporated city, with no official government and a population of 18. Now the Miami-Dade County Commission has unanimously approved an ordinance that would no longer recognize Islandia as a city.
With only 6.4 miles of land actually above water and most of the city now part of Biscayne National Park, there's are only one private home on the entire island. The rest of the residents counted in the census are park rangers.
Reports The South Florida Business Journal:
A Miami-Dade ordinance moves to abolish the city because it has fewer than 20 electors and "appears to be a city on paper only." The city has also failed to file numerous state reports. Islandia would become part of unincorporated Miami-Dade and the county would collect its property taxes.
That ordinance was unanimously passed last week, and will go into affect pending the results of a public hearing scheduled for February 15th.
Farewell Islandia, we hardly knew ye, but your name was sort of neat.
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The dismissal of Piers Morgan as the editor of the Daily Mirror is a regrettable conclusion to a dishonourable episode. The Mirror now acknowledges that the pictures that it printed purporting to show British soldiers maltreating Iraqi prisoners were fakes. In an unreserved apology, it said that the paper had been the subject of a "calculated and malicious hoax".
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The ramifications of the Mirror's misjudgement were unusually grave, because of the subject matter and the climate in Iraq. The lives of British servicemen and women were probably placed at risk. Mr Morgan's editor's chair will be seen as the appropriate price for his misjudgement.
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Has Boston broken the seasonal snowfall record yet?
Please RT: BREAKING NEWS: Boston breaks all time seasonal snowwfall total! 2.9" as of 7PM, making it 108.6! pic.twitter.com/QheFpl5oXF
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) March 15, 2015
Last night, the city marked a number of Citizens Connect snow complaints closed with this note:
Thank you for your request. This service request is now considered closed due to the recent arrival of Spring. The City worked around the clock this winter to address the record-breaking snowfall and we hope that many of your concerns were resolved. We encourage you to let us
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Across the city today, winter-weary Bostonians shed their coats, or, at least, unzipped them a bit as they marveled at temperatures that approached 60.
On Carson Beach in South Boston, Eileen Murphy watched a game of volleyball (a brisk wind aided the windsurfers in Pleasure Bay).
In the Public Garden, as 617 Images shows us, a couple actually had a picnic:
Eileen Murphy was amazed by how dirty the waterfront snow pile has gotten.
Zinnia shows us some streets are looking like canals with all the melting snow, such as Bolton Street in South Boston.
An hour+ of weather and outdoor reports from the blizzard of April 1, 1997.
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Remember a couple years ago when the T put up all these signs in subway stations advising that snowstorms could mean limited service?
Next winter, the T will really mean it. WBUR reports the T will respond to major snow storms by running limited service during the day, rather than trying to run all its trains on a regular schedule, making all their... Read more
City Councilor Tim McCarthy (Hyde Park, Roslindale, Mattapan) says it might be time for the city to make its peace with space savers - and make some money by selling official City of Boston space savers.
At a hearing on snow removal today, McCarthy said the idea, proposed by a constituent, has grown on him. In an era when some people would put out "furnaces... Read more
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70 percent of Boston residents are in favor of the use of space savers, despite the controversy, vandalism and parking challenges the tradition brings each winter.
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Shamus Moynihan's posted a couple of photos from Day Street in Jamaica Plain that prove just how disgusting our receding snow mounds have become (oh, and here's another).
Ed. note: I chose not to post either of the photos, but you can either use your imagination or you can click on the links to see dirty diapers on top of snow.... Read more
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Please RT: BREAKING NEWS: Boston breaks all time seasonal snowwfall total! 2.9" as of 7PM, making it 108.6! pic.twitter.com/QheFpl5oXF
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) March 15, 2015
... Read moreHkergrrl shows us the snow in East Boston around 6:20 p.m. - and you know they make the official measurements at Logan.
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