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| MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA chapter 13 . 6/8/2012
WAHAHA! So funny. I also LOLed at 'puffin our rings of smoke.' Too cute!
| Akiiko-Chan chapter 13 . 6/8/2012
how confident did kakashi turned out, huh. what a shame, he will have to work harder with the team.
sweet and kind sakura, didn't get the chance to say something nice. so spoiled. af for sasuke, it seems he really apreciates his sensei though he doesn't really say it out loud.
great one!
| River Laren chapter 2 . 6/8/2012
You should Totally write one where he gets blackmailed into taking her on a date! ...If you haven't already...*hurries to read rest of story*
| Sakura's Unicorn chapter 13 . 6/8/2012
Hee, hee...so adorable! I loved how Sasuke got his curt speech patterns and irritating brevity from Kakashi! And when Naruto said Sasuke was getting some action and came out of the forest all rumpled, I thought this was going in a whole nuther direction! Hee, hee. Poor Naruto...not getting any action. And Sakura gets even less! Sakura cracked me up...trying to make her sensei look good and answer the questions right, but the truth will out!
So funny...I'm really, really enjoying your little Team Seven stories!
| Sakura's Unicorn chapter 12 . 6/8/2012
Ahahahaha! Take THAT, controlling boys! Hee, hee...these little drabbles are so much fun! I love your Team Seven!
| SASSafrasEND chapter 13 . 6/8/2012
I love that last line! I'm just trying to wrap my mind around what Kakashi would be feeling to hear that? Crushed? embarrassed? Annoyed they didn't do a better job? Relieved? Or utter disinterest? This is so original and fun to read, definitely a 10 :] And Sasuke did learn a lot more than Kakashi than anyone realizes lol
-Sass E.
| BloodRuby chapter 13 . 6/8/2012
Your story is really funny! I'm having a bad day today but reading this just made me laugh and i was in desperate need of a good laugh. Keep writing cause your story just put me in a good mood and I'm sure other readers think so too.
Awesome job! D
| LilithiaRW chapter 13 . 6/8/2012
Lolz Kakashi you suck as a teacher. I was half expecting Iruka to smack Kakashi in the back of the head.
| un4getabl3mem0ries chapter 13 . 6/8/2012
haha Sakura's interview was the best... tsk tsk Kakashi
| CryingMoonLight chapter 13 . 6/8/2012
I think I cracked at the end, I was laughing so hard, my brother woke up and threw a pillow at me (and maybe I did it on purpose because he ticked me off), it's sibling rivalry, it's completely normal
but anyway...
I love it. I love it. Update soon!
| eccedentesiast304 chapter 13 . 6/8/2012
Lol XD Kakashi has succeeded in his goals! go kashi! *dances* i love it! Can't wait for the next update!
| CryingMoonLight chapter 12 . 6/8/2012
Sasuke smirked when Naruto called her bluff. "Sure thing, Sakura-chan. What do you want?"
She grinned maniacally.
Loved that part
| raven rose 101 chapter 12 . 6/8/2012
Hehehe, go Sakura! Show'em who's boss.
Great chapter.
| rosi3 chapter 12 . 6/8/2012
Lmao dats y y don't mess with girls lol loved it :)
| Lady Miel Cacao chapter 12 . 6/8/2012
I knew she would say that! XD


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Sushi Making and Tsukiji Fish Market Morning Tour from Tokyo
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Sushi Making and Tsukiji Fish Market Morning Tour from Tokyo. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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This was a wonderful experience! I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo.
This was a wonderful tour. Making sushi at a top sushi restaurant was great.
It was good, had alot of fun
This tour was amazing!
Great fun and very interesting and great to find out and see how sushi is truly made would highly recommend
Really delicious and entrentain
This tour was amazing!
very small party which made this day really remarkable
This tour was a great way to see the outer market at Tsukiji as well as have a fun sushi-making lunch in the nearby Ginza district. Our tour guide was also particularly excellent.
This tour was amazing!
Great tour - highly recommend. We enjoyed the tour of the market as well as the sushi making class. My 13 year old daughter had a particularly good time, even though she does not eat sushi. The guide, Yoko, was extremely nice and made the morning a success.
This tour was amazing!
My husband and I had so much fun. Our tour guide, yoko, was incredible sweet and accommodating to what we wanted to see and do. Our sushi teacher was very patient and explained her craft very well. We bought the mat needed for sushi rolls and already talking about having a sushi making party when we get back home!
Our guide, Nao, was excellent. We first went to the fish market, but were not allowed inside the actual market. Instead, we quickly walked through some of the alleys around the market. So, we didn't see or experience much of the actual market, but I think most of us were on the tour for the sushi making class, so that's OK. The class itself was fantastic and well worth it. Great instructors and a lot of fun. We started with scaling, cleaning/gutting and filleting the fish. Then we learned how to make hand rolls, nigiri, and maki. It was one of the best things we did in Tokyo.
This tour was amazing!
The guide Yoko was extremely helpful and delightful. The sushi chef had a great sense of humour and is highly skilled. We learned a tremendous amount and had a lot of fun making and then eating our own sushi. We highly recommend this tour to anyone interested in Japanese cuisine. The fish markets were full of exciting smells and exotic looking food products.
I am very happy to be involved in sushi making.
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If you are going to Tokyo do this! Not early enough to see the fish auction and the tour guide was not allowed to take us inside. However, the market going on outside was awesome. Like a giant farmers market with fish as well as farm products. The sushi class was fun as well as educational. We had one of the few women sushi chefs and she was perfect!
We had a lot if fun, enjoyed the learning experience and loved eating our finished sushi. We recommend this experience to anyone interested in Japanese food
This was great! the guide was so nice and willing to provide extra help/info. The sushi making course was great (beware, you dont make sushi rolls because those are not actually japanese!). One thing I wouldve liked is if the market tour was a little longer, but overall i recommend this!
Great fun while new to Tokyo. Guide was great.
Another brilliant tour. We can't wait to try out our newly learned Sushi making skills.
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A little rushed at the start but the sushi making was brilliant. It covers everything including filleting fish. We completed it early and had the opportunity to go back to the fish markets for a more intimate tour.
It was a lot of fun:)
Great experience and I really learned how to make sushi! Although I still need to learn how to make the rice. It is an interesting class as you are mixed into a real class with local people also in attendance. The teacher doesn't speak English but the guide was great at translating for us. The fish was fresh and delicious! And you get a lot of fish so definitely worth the price. The only thing is that we did not actually go to the fish market before the class, we went to the outer market, which was really cool and had lots of fish and other fresh foods and local ingredients and tools but it would have been nice to also visit the fish market. But I loved every minute of it and would highly recommend it to anyone!!


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CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE LEGISLATIVE REVIEW--2001 SESSION John Connor Pamela D. Bucy Office of Attorney General 215 North Sanders Helena, Montana (406) 444-2026 The following information is provided concerning legislative enactments of the 57th legislative session. This review covers primarily criminal or quasi-criminal legislation. The initial review is organized into two categories. The first concerns bills with an immediate effective date; the second involves bills with a delayed effective date. Please note that the delayed effective date is normally October 1, although several bills have a July 1 effective date for the entire bill, or some portion thereof. These situations are noted in the outline. The 57th legislative assembly, which adjourned April 21, 2001, continued the trend established in the last several sessions of introducing fewer bills. There were 697 House bills and resolutions introduced, 337 of which were rejected, tabled or indefinitely postponed as of the 90th day. The Senate introduced 568 bills and resolutions; 230 were rejected, tabled or indefinitely postponed by the 90th day. This review is intended only to alert the reader to the fact that changes were made in particular areas rather than serving as a comprehensive description of the entire enactment. If you have any questions about the materials referenced in this review, or about any other legislative activity, please feel free to call our office. IMMEDIATELY EFFECTIVE LEGISLATION HOUSE BILLS: HB-104 - [Ch. No. 74, Effective 3/20/2001] Petition Process to Conform Written Sentence to Oral Pronouncement. This bill recognizes the Montana Supreme Court decision holding that the oral pronouncement of judgment takes precedence over the written judgment in case of conflict. The law requires the prosecutor to serve a copy of the judgment on the defendant, which shall contain a statement to the effect that in case of conflict with the oral pronouncement, either party has 120 days to request modification. If requested, a hearing must be held unless waived by the defendant. The bill also clarifies that a factually erroneous sentence or judgment can be corrected any time, but illegal sentences must be addressed by appeal or postconviction relief. HB-151 - [Ch. No. 493, Effective 5/1/01] Clarifies Probation Laws. This bill specifies that the Department of Corrections shall supervise felony offenders only; allows the court to order a presentence in a misdemeanor only if the defendant was originally charged as a sexual or violent offender; allows the court, after a revocation hearing in which no violation found, to add or modify probation conditions. Also allows the DOC to request a hearing at which the court would set conditions of probation for defendants being supervised, and for whom the court did not set probation conditions initially. HB-191 - [Ch. No. 64 , Effective 3/16/01] An Act Revising Minor in Possession Laws. This bill amends 45-5-624, MCA. This bill changes little in the way of enforcement; it amends the sentencing portion of the minor in possession law. This bill eliminates the reporting of MIP convictions to the Motor Vehicle Division, except in those cases where a judge specifically orders the suspension of the offender's drivers license. Thus Motor Vehicle Division will no longer "track"MIP convictions for the courts. The "penalty" of a driver's license suspension is still available to a court for offenders under the age of 18, but it will be imposed upon exercise of the court's discretion, not as a statutory mandate. The license suspension penalty is no longer available for 18-20 year olds regardless of whether they were in "actual or physical control" of a motor vehicle. This bill requires law enforcement to utilize the .02 violation, 61-8-410, MCA, if the minor is drinking and driving. HB-213 - [Ch. No. 223, Effective 4/12/01] An Act Adopting the Uniform Interstate Enforcement of Domestic Violence Protection Orders Act. This bill requires that domestic violence protection orders from other states must be enforced whether they are filed within the State of Montana or not. If a copy of a protection order cannot be produced, this Act allows law enforcement officers to rely on probably cause judgments in determining whether a valid order exists. This bill also includes an immunity provision protecting law enforcement officers acting in good faith. This is to encourage law enforcement officers to rely on probable cause judgments and enforce protection orders. This bill also amends 40-4-124, MCA, to require any court, within 24 hours of receiving proof of service of the protection order, to relay that order and proof of service, to the appropriate law enforcement agency. Within 25 hours, the law enforcement agency must enter that order into the NCIC database and any relevant state database. HB- 286 - [Ch. No. 104, Effective 3/22/01] An Act Establishing the Right of Crime Victims to Attend Criminal Proceedings. This bill adds a new section to Title 46, chapter 24, part 1, which provides crime victims and their family members a right to be present during any trial or hearing that pertains to the offense regardless of whether they are subpoenaed to testify. In order to exclude a victim , a judge must make a finding of specific facts supporting exclusion. HB-317 - [Ch. No. 389 , Effective 4/28/01] An Act Providing That A Peace Officer Signing A Criminal Charge by Complaint Need Not Sign Under Oath. Because Montana Court's had interpreted citations to be "complaints" rather than "notices to appear", law enforcement officers have been required to physically swear to the citation in front of a judge or have it notarized. This bill allows officers to sign citations under their initial oath of office and requires no further proof, acknowledgment or verification, amending 46-11-401, MCA. Thus officers do not have to physically appear in justice, city, or municipal courts to swear to their citations. HB-329 - [Ch. No. 152 , Effective 3/29/01] An Act Which Clarifies the Applicability of the Sexual and Violent Offender Registration Act. In an apparent oversight, the SVOR Act's current applicability clause does not require federal sexual offenders who were sentenced prior to July 1, 1989, and federal violent offenders who were sentenced prior to October 1, 1995, to register. The applicability clause authorizes registration only of those offenders who are "in the custody or under the supervision of the Department of Corrections". Since federal offenders are in the custody or under supervision by federal agencies, Montana's retroactive applicability clause does not apply to them. This bill clarifies that federal sexual offenders who were sentenced prior to July 1, 1989, and federal violent offenders who were sentenced prior to October 1, 1995, are required to register. HB- 411 - [Ch. No. 87, Effective 3/20/01] An Act Revising the Authority of the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. In 1999, the U.S. Congress passed the Senior Citizen Protection Act, which authorized state Medicaid fraud units to investigate and prosecute patient abuse, neglect, and exploitation in non-Medicaid facilities. This bill amends Montana law to be consistent with this federal legislation. This bill allows Montana's Medicaid fraud unit to investigate cases of suspected patient abuse even when the alleged offense takes place in a non-Medicaid facility or the alleged abuser is not associated with the facility amending 53-6-157, MCA. HB- 434 - [Ch. No. 390, Effective 4/28/01] An Act Providing That a Court May, As a Condition of Sentencing, Impose Residency Restrictions on a Person Convicted of A Sexual Offense. This bill adds to the employment restrictions contained in 46-18-255, MCA, that a court may also impose residency restrictions for a person convicted of a sexual offense involving a minor and designated as a level 3 offender under 46-23-509, MCA. HB-521 - [Ch. No. 524, Effective 5/01/01] An Act Providing That Before an Enhanced Penalty May be Imposed, the Enhancing Act, Omission or Fact Must be Stated in the Charging Document, and Submitted to the Trier of Fact for Determination Beyond a Reasonable Doubt. This Act is the codification of the United States Supreme Court decision in Apprendi v. New Jersey. As the title indicates, the bill requires that the State allege the enhancing act in the charging document, and submit it to the jury or the court for separate determination at the time of deliberation. The enhancing act must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt, although it is not an additional element of the offense, it is simply submitted independent of the other verdict provisions. 5 HB- 603 - [Ch. No. 535, Effective 5/01/01] An Act Expanding the Requirements for Notice to the Attorney General When a State Agency is a Party to a Proceeding for Which Judicial Review is Sought. This bill requires any state department, officer, or board to notify the attorney general if they intend to appeal any judgment or ordered entered by any court or files a petition for a writ seeking review of a matter in any appellate court. Also if any notice of appeal or writ seeking review in any appellate court is served upon the any state department, officer, or board, the party serving the notice is required to serve a copy on the attorney general as well. SENATE BILLS: SB- 104 - [Ch. No. 275, Effective 4/20/01] An Act Generally Revising Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Statutes. This bill clarifies the penalties for a Waste of Fish or Game violation under 87-3-102, MCA. It adds the option of forfeiture of privileges in addition to a fine. Further, this bill adds to the general prohibition of hunting hoofed game with dogs under 87-3-124, MCA Restrictions on Hunting with Dogs, that it is a misdemeanor to purposely, knowingly, or negligently permit a dog to chase, stalk, pursue, attach, or kill a hoofed game animal. Further, if the dog is not under the control of an adult at the time of the violation, the owner of the dog is personally responsible. The bill also amends 87-3-130, MCA, Taking of Wildlife to Protect Persons or Livestock, to explicitly prohibit purposely or knowingly providing supplemental feed attractants to attract game animals or that may attract game animals. SB-293 - [Ch. No. 363, Effective 4/23/01] Montana Driver Privacy Protection Act. This act is modeled after the federal driver privacy protection act. The act restricts access to personal information, such as name, address, social security number, photograph, etc, from motor vehicle and driver records. Personal information can be obtained only for uses explicitly authorized under the act and may not be sold or disseminated except for a use permitted under the act. A requestor must show identification incident to a personal information request. 6 SB 334 - [Ch. No. 218, Effective 4/06/01] Driver Rehabilitation Programs for Habitual Traffic Offenders. This act requires the Motor Vehicle Division to adopt rules to implement local driver rehabilitation and improvement programs that would be operated by private entities. Any person who acquires 18 or more habitual traffic offender conviction points within a two- year period would be required to attend and successfully complete a local driver rehabilitation and improvement program. A participant will be required to pay separate fees for program administration and program operation. A six month license suspension is required for noncompliant offenders. SB-426 - [Ch. No. 332, Effective 4/21/01] An Act Clarifying that a Court May Authorize a Pretrial Services Agency to Arrest a Person for Failing to Comply With a Condition of Release and Defining "Pretrial Services Agency." This bill amends Mont. Code Ann. § 46-9-505, relating to issuance of a warrant when there has been a violation of a condition of release, by providing that if the defendant has been released to a pretrial service agency, the defendant may be arrested without warrant; requiring that if arrested, within 12 hours of delivering the defendant to a place of detention, the arresting officer must provide a verified written statement stating that the defendant has violated the conditions of his or her release. The bill also defines a pretrial services agency as a government agency, or private agency under contract to the government, designated by a court to provide services pending trial. SB-459 - [Ch. No. 303, Effective 4/20/01] An Act Allowing Advanced Practice Registered Nurses With a Clinical Specialty in Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing to Conduct Examinations and Provide Court Reports and Testimony Concerning a Defendant's Mental State and Fitness to Proceed. This act allows certified psychiatric nurses to essentially perform the same functions as those performed by psychiatrists and psychologists under the provisions of Title 46, Chapter 14, Parts 2 and 3 of the Montana Code Annotated. There are a very limited number of these qualified nurses in Montana, and there is no restriction on either party also seeking separate psychiatric or psychological assistance if the party deems it appropriate. 7 DELAYED EFFECTIVE DATE LEGISLATION HOUSE BILLS: HB-27 - [Chapter No. 131 , Effective 10/1/2001] Allow County to Pass an Ordinance Creating a Curfew for Minors. A governing body of a county may adopt an ordinance which establishes a curfew hour after which minors will not be allowed "abroad on the public streets, roadways, or lands of the county." It further requires law enforcement to enforce the provisions of the section. HB-30 - [Ch. No. 221, Effective 10/1/2001] Requires the Department of Corrections to Designate a Place Within the State to Receive Committed Youth. This law requires the Department of Corrections to designate a place within the State to receive custody of a committed youth. Further, it clarifies that the expenses of committing and transporting a committed youth to an in-state facility, or place designated by the department for it to receive custody within the State, and returning the youth to the county of residence must be borne by the county. HB- 109 - [Ch. No. 222, Effective 7/1/2001] An Act Providing For Statewide Community Education Regarding Sex Offenders. This bill adds a new section to 46-23-part 5 which requires the Department of Justice to develop a statewide community education curriculum regarding the release of sexual and violent offenders into a community. Further it amends 46-23-508 to allow state or local law enforcement agencies to use the Internet to disseminate the information allowed by this section to the public. HB- 112 - [Ch. No. 77, Effective 7/1/2001] An Act Establishing Policy Governing E-mail. This bill simply recognizes technology and revises many laws dealing with documents to include e-mail. This bill clarifies that some e-mails can if fact be public documents. If an email is a public document it must be saved and made part of a public record. Further, this bill amends 45-8-213, MCA, Privacy in Communications, to include email as a 8 method of communication that cannot be used to harass, threaten, etc. HB-115 - [Ch. No. 16, Effective 10/1/01] Clarifies Weapon Enhancement Statute. This bill simply codifies the Montana Supreme Court holding in State v. Guillaume, a 1999 case, holding that a sentence enhancement for use of a dangerous weapon under Mont. Code Ann. § 46-18-221, cannot be imposed in situations in which the use of a weapon is an element of the offense. HB-117 - [Ch. No. 17, Effective 10/1/01] Increases Penalty for Negligent Vehicular Assault Where Serious Bodily Injury Involved. HB-117 simply increases from 5 to 10 years the maximum sentence for negligent vehicular assault which causes serious bodily injury; allows court to suspend the term of incarceration upon payment of fine and restitution. HB- 146 - [Ch. No. 576 , Effective 7/1/2001] An Act Revising the Youth Court Act _ Laws Relating to the Detention and Placement of Youth. This bill was essentially gutted. It started out to require districts to opt in to the Department of Corrections' pilot youth court projects. That did not happen and compromise bill, SB-386 was adopted. However, this bill did make a minor change in 41-5-206, MCA, which permits that if a youth's case if filed in district court and remains in district court after the transfer hearing, the youth may be detained in a county jail or other adult detention facility pending final disposition of the youth's case providing that the youth is kept physically separate from other adult inmates. HB- 157 - [Ch. No. 144, Effective 7/1/2001] An Act Increasing the Penalty for Transfer of an Illegal Article, Which Is Not a Weapon or Dangerous Drug, To Prisoner. This bill increases the penalty to 13 months in the State Prison or a $1500 fine or both, for transferring an illegal article, which is not a weapon or a dangerous drug, to a prisoner. What constitutes an illegal articles is determined by the institution. However, the offender must know or be given sufficient notice that the article was illegal. 9 HB- 174 - [Ch. No. 100 , Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Providing that a Person Convicted of a First Offense of Criminal Possession of Dangerous Drugs Or Possession of Drug Paraphernalia is Presumed to be Entitled to a Deferred Sentence. This bill amends section 46-9-102, MCA to provide that a person who is convicted of a first offense of either criminal possession of dangerous drugs or possession of drug paraphernalia is entitled to a deferred sentence. HB-195 - [Ch. No. 243 , Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Adding Criminal Possession of Dangerous Drugs and Criminal Possession With Intent to Distribute to the list of Crimes That, if Committed by a Youth 16 Years of Age or Older, are Transferable From Youth to District Court. This bill amends 41-5-206, MCA. This bill allows a county attorney, in their discretion and in accordance with the procedure provided in 46-11-201, MCA, to charge a youth 16 years of age or older, in district court, rather than youth court, for the crimes of criminal possession of dangerous drugs and criminal possession with intent to distribute. It simply adds these two crimes to an already existing list of serious crimes which can be charged directly in district court. HB- 201 - [Ch. No. 427 , Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Creating the Offense of Theft by Embezzlement. This bill amends 45-6-301, Theft, to create the offense of Theft of Embezzlement. "A person commits the offense of theft of property by embezzlement when, with the purpose to deprive the owner of the property, the person: (a) purposely or knowingly obtains or exerts unauthorized control over property of the person's employer or over property entrusted to the person; or (b) purposely or knowingly obtains by deception control over property of the person's employer or over property entrusted to the person." 45-6-301 (7). HB-208 - [Ch. No. 496 Effective 10/1/01] An Act Clarifying and Defining Provisions in Title 3 Relating to Criminal and 10 Civil Contempt. This bill revises several statutes in Title 3, Chapters 1, 10 and 11 relating to the definitions of contempt of court and the procedures involving the imposition of contempt penalties. HB-216 - [Ch. No. 498 , Effective 10/1/2001] An Act to Increase Fines for Minor Purchasing Alcohol or Tobacco. This bill cleans up the language of 16-3-301, MCA, which governs purchasing, selling, and delivering alcohol. It then increases the fine penalties provided in 45-5-624, MCA, which is Montana's minor in possession of alcohol or minor attempting to purchase alcohol statute. It also makes it unlawful for a person under the age of 18 to attempt to purchase tobacco, amending 45-5-637, MCA, and provides penalties. It further increases the fine penalties under the minor in possession of tobacco portion of this section as well. HB- 219 - [Ch. No. 224 , Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Providing for the Suspension of the License of a Driver Who Steals Fuel From a Retail Establishment. Amends section 61-5-205, Mandatory Revocation or Suspension of License Upon Proper Authority, to include stealing fuel from a retail establishment at which motor vehicles are fueled as an offense for which the department, upon proper authority, must suspend a drivers license. HB-238 - [Ch. No. 102 , Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Requiring that Victims of Juvenile Felony Offenses Be Notified of An Offenders Release Prior to Release. This bill requires that the county attorney notify the victim of a juvenile felony offense, if possible after a good faith effort, that an offender is being released prior to the offender being released, amending section 41-5-1416, MCA. 11 HB-256 - [Ch. No. 561 , Effective 10/1/01] Revises Reckless and Careless Driving Laws by Increasing Penalties Where Serious Bodily Injury Involved. This act began as a means of imposing felony penalties of up to 5 years imprisonment for reckless and careless driving where death or serious bodily injury is involved. In its completed form the bill allows a $10,000 fine and/or incarceration for up to one year for these types of reckless driving convictions and a fine up to $5,000 and/or incarceration up to 6 months for careless driving involving death or serious bodily injury. HB-261 - [Ch. No. 260, Effective 7/1/01] An Act Creating the Offense of Operation of Clandestine Drug Laboratory for the Criminal Production or Manufacture of Dangerous Drugs. Montana law currently requires prosecutors to prove that a defendant actually produced a dangerous drug in order to obtain a conviction for criminal production or manufacture of dangerous drugs. HB-261 seeks to redress this problem by creating a criminal liability for possession of a clandestine lab itself. Allows prosecutors to prosecute those offenders who simply possess certain equipment or chemicals with the intent to operate a clandestine drug laboratory. It also provides enhanced penalties for one who operates a laboratory near a school, residence or church, or who employs a dangerous weapon or booby trap in conjunction with a clandestine laboratory. HB-263 - [Ch. No. 102, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Amending the Venue for Contesting Implied Consent Revocations. This bill limits the venue for challenging an implied consent refusal to the jurisdiction where the stop and arrest actually occurred. This bill eliminates the venue option of a defendant's place of residence, amending 61-8-403, MCA. HB- 290 - [Ch. No. 562, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Including Deception, Coercion, and Surprise in the Definition of "Without Consent" in the Context of Sexual Intercourse Without Consent. Amends section 45-5-501, MCA, to add to the definition of "without consent"in the context of sexual intercourse without consent "overcome by deception, coercion, or surprise." HB- 295 - [Ch. No. 563 , Effective 10/1/2001] 12 An Act Generally Revising Laws Governing Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol and Drugs. Inserts the word "vehicle" in place of motor vehicle throughout the DUI and Negligent Vehicular Assault statutes. It expands the definition of "vehicle" to include snowmobiles. Finally, it allows judges to extend the period in which they have jurisdiction over the case from six months to one year, pending successful completion of court-ordered chemical dependency treatment. Jail time is still limited to six months. HB-313 - [Ch. No. 503, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Revising Laws Related to Domestic Violence. This bill allows a partner or family member of a victim of deliberate homicide or mitigated deliberate homicide to get an order of protection against the offender regardless of the petitioner's relationship to the offender, amending 40-15-102, MCA (2) (b). This bill also requires a judge to consider if the offense was committed within the vision or hearing of a minor as a factor for sentencing, amending 45-5-206, MCA. It increases the mandatory minimum counseling hours to 40 rather than 25. Finally, it requires that a copy of the investigative criminal justice report be forwarded to the counseling provider. HB- 331 - [Ch. No. 378, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Creating A Criminal Offense of Identity Theft. This bill creates the criminal offense of Theft of Identity and provides penalties, adding a new section to Title 45, Chapter 6, part 3. The bill provides that a person commits the offense of identity theft "if the person purposely or knowingly obtains personal identifying information of another person and uses that information for any unlawful purpose, including to obtain or attempt to obtain credit, goods, services, financial information, or medical information in the name of the other person without the consent of the other person." It provides a broad definition of "personal identifying information" Finally, It provides a two-tiered penalty structure similar to that of other property crimes. 13 14 HB- 336 - [Ch. No. 153, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Clarifying That There is No Cost Associated With Service of Orders of Protection. This bill does not change current law or practice in that victims are not currently charged for protective orders. This amendment to 40-15-204, MCA, simply clarifies existing law with stronger, clearer, language, explicitly stating that there is no charge for serving an order of protection. This is a requirement in order for Montana to receive most federal grants for domestic violence prevention and assistance. HB- 359 - [Ch. No. 565, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Expanding the Collection of DNA Evidence to Certain Felony Offenses. This bill allows law enforcement to collect DNA evidence for deposit in the State DNA identification index database from any individual convicted of a "felony offense"or a youth found under 41-5-1502 to have committed a sexual or violent offense. The statute defines "felony offense" as any offense under Title 45, chapter 5 or chapter 9, for which the maximum potential sentence under statute is death or imprisonment in a state prison for a term exceeding one year or burglary or aggravated burglary under 45-6-204, MCA. HB-360 [Ch. No. 509, Effective 10/1/01] An Act Revising the Definition of "Crime of Violence" For Purposes of Sentencing Relating to Certain Felony Sexual Offenses. This act amends Mont. Code Ann. § 46-18-104 by expanding the definition of crime of violence to include felony sexual assault, sexual intercourse without consent and incest if the victim is under 16 and the offender is 3 or more years older, or if bodily injury is inflicted. There is an exception to a prosecution of sexual intercourse without consent if the lack of consent is based solely on age, and the victim willingly participated, and the offender is not more than 3 years older than the victim. 15 HB- 393 - [Ch. No. 159, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Allowing a Probable Cause Hearing for a Youth Taken Into Custody for Questioning To Be By Video conference. Under 41-5-322, MCA, when a youth is taken into custody for questioning, a hearing to determine whether there is probable cause to believe the youth is a delinquent youth or a youth in need of intervention must be held within 24 hours. This bill allows these probable cause hearings to be conducted by Video conference. HB- 401 - [Ch. No.432 , Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Creating the Railroad Vandalism Prevention Act. This bill creates the Railroad Vandalism Prevention Act which establishes the offenses of stowing away on railroad property, intentional vandalism to railroad property, theft of railroad freight, and receiving stolen railroad freight. The bill establishes penalties for all the offenses. Finally, as the purpose of the bill is to better inform the public of current widespread vandalism that takes place on railroad property and the cost and consequences of that vandalism, the bill provides a termination date of April 30, 2003. HB- 405 - [Ch. No. 449, Effective 7/1/2001] An Act Which Increases Victim and Witness Program Funding and Expanding Victim Notification Requirements. This bill increases from $10 to $25 the charge that each convicted criminal must pay for victims advocate programs operated or used by the counties, cities, and towns and further requires the money to be distributed 50% to the state general fund and 50% to county general fund. The bill also requires that whenever a person accused of a violation of 45- 5-206, PFMA, 45-5-220, Stalking, and 45-5-626, Violation of Order of Protection, is admitted to bail, the court must notify the victim if possible. Further, the bill adds violation of a protective order to the list of offenses for which a person may not be released on bail without first appearing before a judge under 46-9-302, MCA. 16 HB-419 - [Ch. No. 246, Effective 10/1/01] An Act to Create a Prosecution Position in the Attorney General's Office Dedicated to the Investigation and Prosecution of Fish, Wildlife and Parks Laws. This act, which began as a proposal to create a prosecution position in Prosecution Services Bureau dedicated to natural resource, agricultural and wildlife prosecutions, was amended down to the current concept, which is essentially a half time prosecutor position in Prosecution Services Bureau to aid county attorneys in the prosecution of some of the more extensive or complicated Fish, Wildlife and Parks cases. HB- 442 - [Ch. No. 513, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Revising the Definition of Littering as a Traffic Offense. This bill adds plastic bottles and plastic to the definition of what is considered "refuse on the highway". It further clarifies that a person can not throw or deposit upon the highway plastic bottles or any other containers in which urine or feces have been deposited. Further, the bill provides higher maximum penalties for the offense of littering. HB- 463 - [Ch. No. 520 , Effective 7/1/2001] An Act Providing Unemployment Insurance for Victims of Domestic Violence. This bill allows an individual who leaves work or is discharged because of circumstances resulting from domestic violence to receive unemployment benefits to which the individual is otherwise entitled. However the employer's account may not be charged for the payment of benefits to this individual. Further the individual must provide proof of their status of being a "victim of domestic violence" and becomes "ineligible" for the benefits if "they remain or return to the abusive situation" that caused them to leave or be discharged from work. HB-563 - [Ch. No. 530, Effective 10/1/01] An Act Increasing the Statute of Limitations for Certain Sexual Offenses. This act allows a prosecution for a felony under sexual assault, sexual intercourse without consent and incest where the victim is under 16, to be commenced within 10 years after it is committed, except that it may be committed within 10 years after the victim turns 18 if the victim was less than 18 at the time of the offense. A misdemeanor prosecution under these sections may be commenced within a year after the offense, or within 5 years after 17 the victim reaches 18 if the victim was less than 18 at the time of the offense. HB- 637 - [Ch. No. 581, July 1, 2001] An Act Providing for an Office of Restorative Justice in the Department of Justice and Providing Restorative Justice Principles in the Correctional and Sentencing Policy. This bill creates and Office of Restorative Justice within the Department of Justice, which will be the Office of Victims Services and Restorative Justice. The purpose of the office is to promote the use of restorative justice throughout the state by balancing the needs of victims, communities, and juvenile and adult offenders. The office staff will provide technical assistance to jurisdictions throughout the state interested in implementing restorative justice programs. Further, 46-18-101, MCA, Correctional and Sentencing Policy, is amended to include the policy statement that sentencing principles should promote and support practices, policies, and programs that focus on restorative justice principles. SENATE BILLS: SB- 40 - [Ch. No. 18, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Adopting the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision. This act adopts the interstate compact for adult offender supervision, which provides for convicted offenders on parole who leave the state. SB- 107 - [Ch. No. 212 , Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Allowing the Use of Two-Way Electronic Audio-Video Communications In Mental Illness Proceedings at the Discretion of the Court. This bill allows that at the discretion of the court, all the hearings provided for under Chapter 53-21- et al., mental health commitment proceedings, may be conducted through two-way electronic audio-video communication. The expense for the proceeding is still the responsibility of the county requesting commitment. 18 SB- 128 - [Ch. No. 312, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Increasing the Criminal Penalties for Prostitution, Promoting Prostitution, and Aggravated Promoting of Prostitution. This bill increases the penalty for a prostitutes client who is convicted of Prostitution under 45-5-601, MCA, Promoting Prostitution under 45-5-602, MCA, and Aggravated Promotion of Prostitution under 45-5-603, MCA. It further provides for a mandatory minimum sentence for the Aggravated Promotion of Prostitution adding that offense to the list contained in 46-18-205, MCA. It also provides for a life sentence without the possibility of release for the repeat offense of Aggravated Promotion of Prostitution adding that offense to the list contained in 46-18-219, MCA. SB- 135 - [Ch. No. 544, Effective 10/1/2001] An Act Generally Revising the Statutes Regarding Mental Health Managed Care Ombudsman. This bill expands whose interests the Ombudsman may represent under 2-15-210, MCA. Further it provides that names of individuals receiving assistance from the ombudsman and investigation information compiled by the ombudsman associated with an individual confidential also amending 2-15-210, MCA. Further, this bill amends 53-21-166, MCA, which mandates that mental health records be kept confidential subject to a few exceptions. It lists the mental health ombudsman as an explicit exception to the confidentiality requirement, as someone who may request and receive mental health records to perform their official duties. SB-204 - [Ch. No. 284, Effective 10/1/01] An Act Requiring a Sentencing Court to Specify the Total Restitution Owed to the Victim. This bill amends Mont. Code Ann. § 46-18-244, by requiring that the sentencing court specify the total amount of restitution to be paid, as well as the time and method of payment. It also allows for civil recovery of the amount ordered by the court, even after state supervision has terminated. The bill has a retroactivity clause providing that it applies to restitution ordered to be paid prior to the effective date of the act. 19 SB- 254 - [Ch. No. 124, Effective 7/1/2001] An Act Creating an Office of Victims Services in the Department of Justice. This bill creates an Office of Victim Services in the Department of Justice. The purpose of this office is to address more fully the broad needs of victims; to raise the status of victims, to process victim compensation claims in a more expeditious manner, and to coordinate with victims assistance programs throughout the state to develop an effective community outreach strategy. The current Crime Victims Compensation Unit which operates under the Board of Crime Control will be a component of the office along with numerous other programs and Department of Justice employees. SB-466 - [Ch. No. 342, Effective 10/1/01] An Act Generally Revising Mental Health Commitment Laws. This bill, which is 18 pages long, essentially addresses community placement options for the court in mental health commitment proceedings. It allows the court to commit to community treatment for up to six months. It also requires development of a treatment plan in such situations, and provides that a referral for appropriate mental illness proceedings is an appropriate condition of pretrial diversion. SB-489 - [Ch. No. 417, Effective 7/1/01] An Act Revising the Penalties for Fourth or Subsequent DUI, and Driving With Excessive Alcohol Concentration. In its final adopted form, this bill, which was lobbied heavily and effectively by the MCAA, provides that as a penalty for fourth or subsequent DUI and per se violations, that a person enter and complete a residential alcohol dependency treatment program operated or approved by the Department of Corrections. The bill also provides authority for the Department to establish and operate an alcohol treatment program at the forensic unit at Warm Springs State Hospital. The bill retains the felony aspect of a fourth offense DUI and states in the sentencing portion of the DUI statutes that the defendant be punished by "...sentencing the person to the department of corrections for placement in an appropriate correctional facility or program for a term of 13 months." If the person completes the program successfully, the court shall allow the defendant to serve the remainder of the sentence on probation. The bill also allows a 5 year commitment to DOC or Montana State Prison which must be suspended and which is to be served consecutively to the term imposed under the provision concerning residential dependency treatment commitment. 20
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Complete list of soccer movies--including soccer movies for kids, international hits and funny soccer movies. Soccer movies are some of the most-loved sports movies because they feature a sport that many of us played as children and have fond memories of. The best soccer movies capture the competitive spirit of the game and make us care about the characters.
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- 1+ 437- 134
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Escape to Victory Sylvester Stallone, Michael Caine, Pelé
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The Damned United Michael Sheen, Jim Broadbent, Timothy Spall
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Green Street Elijah Wood, Claire Forlani, Charlie Hunnam
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Goal! David Beckham, Zinedine Zidane, Steven Gerrard
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Bend It Like Beckham Keira Knightley, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Anupam Kher
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Shaolin Soccer Stephen Chow, Zhao Wei, Cecilia Cheung
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Kicking and Screaming Parker Posey, Elliott Gould, Eric Stoltz
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Fever Pitch Colin Firth, Mark Strong, Stephen Rea
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United David Tennant, Dougray Scott, Sam Claflin
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Goal II: Living the Dream Ronaldinho, Andrés Iniesta, Ronaldo
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Will Damian Lewis, Bob Hoskins, Jane March
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The Football Factory Kara Tointon, Danny Dyer, Dudley Sutton
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Two Half Times in Hell Dezső Garas, Gyula Benkő, József Szendrő It is the Brazil of the movie world. Easily the best soccer movie to date: Both in terms of the art and the sport.
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The Russell's Viper or Chain Viper, Daboia viper snakes kill more people across the globe than any other snake. Their fangs are long, strong, and permit a lot of venom to be transferred in an instant.
ONE OF THE COMPLICATIONS OF A BITE FROM THIS SNAKE IS THAT A MAN'S TESTICLES MAY SHRIVEL (testicular atrophy), AND THERE MAY BE A LOSS OF PUBIC HAIR.
(Source – WHO – World Health Organization publication, "Guidelines for the Clinical Management of Snake bites in the South-East Asia Region.")
Needless to say, this is NOT a snake you want to be bitten by.
THAILAND LOCATION – This species is located in Central Thailand – meaning Bangkok and Pattaya areas. There is no reason it couldn't be found outside that range because ranges often change as snakes are discovered in places they previously were not found.
This and other species of Daboia are also found across much of Asia.
CAUTIONS – The Russell's viper is a primarily nocturnal snake that crawls along the ground. It is found on paths, sidewalks, in backyards, and really almost anywhere. Do not walk at night without a flashlight. Do not walk in high grass or plants where you cannot see clearly to the ground. This is the type of cover these vipers may be found in, day or night.
ANTIVENIN – monovalent, "Russell's Viper Antivenin." Developed at the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Scientific classification
Class: Reptilia
Order: Squamata
Suborder: Serpentes
Family: Viperidae
Subfamily: Viperinae
Genus: Daboia
Species: D. Russelii siamensis
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Here's a bit of news out of Krabi province. Just in the last month I've come across two people that were bitten by two of the worst snakes in the country, in all of the world really.
The first case was almost expected. I mean, you work with deadly snakes everyday, multiple times each day, and you'll eventually slip up and one will get you. That's what happened to a young 19 year old that works at a cobra show. He was doing the show with the king cobra (Ophiophagus hannah). He was on his knees and moving his head around to entice the snake to strike. He stopped moving for a brief second, and the snake struck at his shoulder. The bite was more of a scrape, but it definitely scraped the shoulder of the boy pretty deeply. His scar looks serious enough. To be bitten on the shoulder right there, near the heart and near some big blood vessels probably would not have resulted in a good situation had he been envenomated. But, he lucked out tremendously. The big cobra didn't inject any venom. LUCKY OWEN!
As you probably know, king cobras have a venom that is not all that potent. I mean, it's comparable with pit viper venom as far as cytotoxic damage it does, but it also has the neurotoxic component that renders muscle useless and stops the heart and breathing. The exceptional power of the king cobras bite is that it can transfer up to 7 ml of venom into the body of a victim. The usual amount is about .5 ml, and that's enough to kill most people with a good bite.
The second case of snake bite in Krabi happened to a woman that was working in her garden at mid-day. There had been no rain at all for about two months prior to the bite incident. She kept her garden water on a lot during the day so she could water her plants. The snake, a Malayan pit viper, was coiled under some plants enjoying the cool water. She put her hand close to where it was, and ZAP. It tagged her with both fangs on the hand. She quickly wento to the hospital, but never did present any symptoms. Another dry bite! So, two-for-two here in Krabi.
Venomous snake bites result in a dry bite around 50% of the time. That means that you have a 50-50 chance that there will be no other complications other than the damage to your skin where the fangs penetrated.
Be careful in your garden, and walking around. May through December is the time in Thailand and many bordering countries where snakes are at their most abundant and most active. Be especially careful not to tread on or near the Russell's Viper or Malayan Pit Viper. These are two vipers that are well hidden on the ground and don't tend to move out of the way when someone is walking toward them. At night – use a flashlight (torch) to see where you're putting your feet as you walk. You do NOT want to be bitten by a venomous snake in Thailand. Take care!
Here is some general information about snakes in Thailand to put your mind at ease about the danger of the venomous snakes in the country. There is little to be afraid of if you are coming to visit Thailand for a few days, even a month. You are not likely to see any snakes at all unless you are out specifically looking for them. Even then, sometimes when I go looking, I don't find any snakes after hours of looking. A friend just north of me in Hua Hin told me that he and another two guys just went out for 6 hours the other night and found nothing. That is the way it goes sometimes.
Anyway, watch this video for information about Thailand snakes in general. If you have any questions, just comment or write me an email. Cheers!
Thailand Herping Report by David Frohlich (Acrochordus granulatus)
I decided to go herping in a mangrove forest near Pranburi, Thailand with a friend of mine, George. We arrived there at about 8:00 p.m. The weather during March was warm and the sky was clear. Surprisingly not many insects were calling. We found 3 Long-nosed Vine Snakes (Ahaetulla nasuta) in the first 30 minutes of the walk and we were very happy with that. But they were nothing compared to the next snake I spotted about 1 hour later at about 9:30 p.m.
I saw a black and white banded snake surfacing in mid-river for air. I immediately ran into the water to grab it! My first thought was that it's a krait of some sort, but then quickly realized that its not. It turns out it was the rare Marine File Snake also known as the "Wart Snake" (Acrochordus granulatus)! These snakes grow to about 1 meter long and has black and white banding the entire length of the body. They are rather rare marine snakes that are active at night and are predominantly water dwellers. They eat small fish and saltwater eels. What a beautiful snake! I had never seen one of these before. The skin feels rough like sand, but at the same time very soft as well. Unlike any snake I have ever felt, very difficult to describe. The eyes are bright blue and the tail is slightly flattened into a paddle shape. Once I brought it out on land to get a good look at it, I felt 7 huge lumps in the snakes body in the back half of the body. I'm am assuming she is pregnant and those lumps are the juveniles, these snakes don't lay eggs like most snakes, they give live birth. I am very happy to have found this truly awesome snake in Thailand.
The Marine File Snake is non-venomous and of no danger to humans. Acrochordus granulatus can be quickly identified by small blue eyes located on top it's head, the lack of enlarged ventral scales, and loose-fitting skin with a gritty, sandy feel to it. On land, it is very sluggish and moves slowly. This snake is in the same Genus as the Javan File Snake (Acrochordus javanicus), which is brown in color, as thick as a human leg, and up to 3 meters in length.
Here is a short video of the snake:
Here are some photos of the Marine File Snake in the location found:
I was getting in one of my mountain climbing workouts and on the dead tree next to me was a small (50cm) dark green snake coming out of a hole where it looked like termites were munching wood. He was head down and just gliding slowly down the vertical trunk of the tree.
I ripped off my shirt and softly grabbed it. I've caught 3 of these same species of snake before, and none of them bit or struck, but I don't take any chances when I don't know what kind of snake it is.
I had my friend give me a plastic bag and I put the snake in there until I could drink all my water from a bottle and transfer the snake into the bottle. It was 10 minutes before I would find something to poke holes in the bottle. I let air in twice during that time. I'm always scared they don't have enough to breathe.
I got home and tried to shoot some photos and video, but the light is horrible today and the snake was not cooperative at all. It is calm, but it is calm and full of energy. It never stops in one place so I can get a good photo. Hence the photos I'll upload to this page are not perfect. Will work on getting better images tomorrow.
Also tomorrow I'll try to get scale counts and some better video. It's exciting to know that very few (or nobody) has seen this snake before. It isn't described in the literature for Thailand. Maybe it came up the peninsula from Malaysia. Not sure. Anyway, enjoy the pics. Will post more as I get them.
I often receive email from people that are deathly afraid of venomous and other snakes in Thailand. Some people refuse to visit the country after finding a website like ThailandSnakes.com. They get the idea that snakes are rampant all over Thailand and that they are unavoidable. The truth is much different. You are not likely to see any snakes in Thailand during your visit. Even if you go looking for them, snakes are difficult to locate. The other night I went out for over three hours in the heart of snake country, and still didn't find any snake.
Anyway, here is an email I just sent to someone to help allay fears of snakes in Thailand.
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Hi Brian,
Snakes are really about the least harmful things you could ever come across for a couple of reasons…
1. They have no legs or arms. They are basically a long tail. They cannot move fast on the ground, I mean fast in comparison to humans. We can easily outrun any snake that exists.
2. Only the very large pythons in Thailand might target a human being as prey. Everything else gets away as fast as possible – even when confronted.
3. There are about 8 deaths per year due to venomous snake bite in Thailand. Probably every one of them are plantation workers that get bitten, apply some "magical salve" made of ground leaves and roots, and then, when they realize their foot or hand is gangrenous – go to the hospital too late. Occasionally a snake handler is bitten and dies – they tease the snakes mercilessly, day after day, and eventually a snake gets in a lucky bite.
4. You have to really piss snakes off before most of them will bite… or, be too close. So, don't get close and don't aggravate them.
I have never heard of a tourist, visitor, foreigner, being bitten by and killed by a deadly snake in Thailand. People have cobras in their yard, vipers, whatever else… the snakes do NOT want to see humans and will get away at every opportunity.
Just be cautious walking in grass outside. Don't walk anywhere you cannot see where your feet are stepping.
If you see a snake in your yard – grab a photo, send it to me, and I'll let you know if it was venomous. If so, and you see it again and can watch where it goes – call the EMS or police in your area, and they'll know the snake guys that can come take it away for you.
If you're bitten by a snake, stay calm and go to the hospital. Venom usually takes hours before you're debilitated. Wait to see if symptoms even develop. A good portion of bites don't include envenomation. They are dry bites, so to speak. Little or no venom is released through the fangs during a dry bite. There have been studies done with cobras and vipers that show that 30-50% of bites are dry bites, even when the snake is directly stepped on.
Hope this helps. I'll repost it at the thailandsnakes.com site. Maybe it will help someone else relax a bit about snakes here.
Vern L.
This was interesting reading. I've not heard of something like this for a long time here in Thailand. Apparently Thailand's National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department officials raided 3 different snake 'farms' – which really aren't farms at all, they're just snake shows for tourists.
Pythons, cobras, and other snakes were confiscated – some being taken to the Queen Saovabha Snake Farm in Bangkok, which really is a sort of snake farm. Not sure they focus on breeding, but they do venom collection and it is the best known snake facility in Thailand.
Just FYI – not sure anyone is interested in this…
I got a note from a woman that had spent some time in Thailand and she was terrified of snakes. Now that she made it through a successful stay without seeing one close enough to interact with – she is wondering how close she came to them, and whether the chance would be high of seeing one in the future. I'll paste her note below…
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I've just returned from a week living in the village of Huay Pakoot in the mountains north of Doi Intathon. My daughter and I were doing some volunteer elephant work with Global Vision International which involved trekking in the forest every day for 4-5 hours following the elephants. I'm absolutely terrified of snakes, and walking in the jungle was easily the most difficult thing I've ever done. I'm still not over it.
I didn't see a snake in the woods, only two on the road (one dead, one moving, but I think the car we were in killed it). The people we were with assured me that despite their best efforts, none of them had ever seen a snake either in the village or in the woods. I think that was just due to either inattention or lack of skill. Reading your site, it seems that snakes could have been in the village and were certainly in the forest.
I deliberately did not research this before I left, as I knew I wouldn't have the courage to do it at all if I knew more about it. Now that it's over, and I managed to both do it, and not make a fool of myself, how close did I come to snakes? Is there any way to know? I told myself that a snake with any sense at all would just get out of my way, and that's what I'm assuming they did. But some of the snakes you describe as aggressive. What do you think? Was it just luck that I didn't meet a snake? If I go back, what are the chances of running into one?
Thanks for your kind help.
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I think fear of snakes is something that puts many people off visiting Thailand. My mother is one of those people that refuses to visit just based on this unfounded fear. In eight years I've seen a couple of hundred snakes. My wife of eight years, outside of those I brought home, has seen 3 crossing the road, and one I pointed out to her on a bush. That's it, in eight years for her.
Why did I see so many? I've looked for hundreds of hours to find them. I look primarily at night in the jungle.
Tourists envision snakes coming out of every crack in the wall, up through the drains of their shower and sinks, and outside every door they step. It just isn't true. There are 200+ species of snake in Thailand. 85% of them cannot hurt you even if they wanted to – and none of them want to except possibly a giant python – but attacks on humans moving around are very rare. Sometimes when sleeping out in the jungle – someone will be eaten. That happens once every ten years or so. It is not common. You are MUCH more likely to get bitten by a shark than you are a large python in Thailand.
Snakes fear everything they cannot eat. They have no reason to interact with anything they cannot eat, so they flee whenever they possibly can. The only snakes that can eat you in Thailand – are:
1. Burmese python
2. Reticulated Python
I have never once seen a Burmese python in the jungle. I have only seen a half-dozen Reticulated pythons in the wild – none of which were near the size (5 meters) to be able to eat me. Large snakes like that are very, very rare.
A snake's natural instinct is to get out of the way when someone is coming. Very few snakes will just stay where they are when someone is coming close. Two of those snakes that don't tend to move, and that are very dangerous are:
1. Malayan Pit Viper – a brown, tan, or pinkish triangle-backed patterned snake that lays in the grass or low cover and waits for mice or other rodents primarily. For some reason they are about the laziest snakes in existence – they just stay right there until someone steps on them or next to them – and then sometimes bite. Sometimes they release venom when they bite, other times they conserve it. If you are bitten by a venomous snake it doesn't necessarily mean you were envenomated (have venom in the wound). This snake, along with the kraits – are responsible for the most deaths in Thailand. However, this would NOT be the case if everyone bitten went immediately to the hospital. Some locals favor a treatment of herbs, magic spells, and other nonsense – and die as a result of not getting quick medical attention. These vipers are found all over Thailand.
2. Chain Viper (Russell's Viper) – another pit viper, with long fangs and larger, stronger than the Malayan Pit Viper. This snake is probably responsible for more deaths across the entire planet than any other snake. This snake only occurs near the east Bangkok and Pattaya areas, so it doesn't have a very wide range.
Most people that handle snakes call some of them "aggressive". I am at fault for this too. In truth, there are only two snakes in the entire country that might be considered "aggressive" – the aforementioned Burmese and Reticulated pythons that are looking at you as food and may attack you. Again, the chance of this is virtually zero – you can Google it and maybe find 3-4 cases of it – ever happening anywhere in the world. It is not a common occurrence.
Some snakes that I call aggressive are those that strike out often when handled. Now, if you think about it – the snake is acting entirely out of self-defense because it doesn't WANT to be handled. It wants to be left alone. It wants to strike you so you let go and it will immediately go away. Many snakes, even when handled – do not strike out. Some of the most venomous snakes on the planet – the kraits – don't seem to strike during daylight hours. I have never seen one do so. I have seen a Malayan krait turn and bite my snake tongs as I attempted to get a decent grip on him. It wasn't aggressive, it was trying to get away.
Some snakes – and there are only a couple… will come toward a person for a short distance before striking, or before turning and trying to get away. The Copperheaded Racer and the King Cobra are two snakes that do this. Again, they are acting entirely defensively – and by moving toward you they are trying to get you to leave them away so they can turn around and disappear in the brush.
I have never seen a snake turn from what it was doing and move toward a person that is a good distance away (3+ meters). Never. I don't think I will ever see that. I have never seen it on a video or heard about it in the literature. It just doesn't happen. Snakes are not aggressive – with the exception of those that see you as food.
When you visit Thailand, the chance that you will see a snake is small. The chance that you will get bitten by a snake that can cause you harm is infinitely small. You are much more likely to encounter a scorpion, mosquito, jellyfish, or wayward vehicle that can cause you harm than you are likely to be bitten by any snake.
You can take these precautions:
1. Take flashlights with you and watch where you walk at night. There are more snakes out at night than during the day because Thailand days are very hot.
2. Watch your steps wherever you are. You are MUCH more likely to encounter a snake on the ground than anywhere else.
3. Do not walk through grass where you cannot see clearly what is there beside your feet.
4. Close your doors and windows at night – or use strong screens.
That's about it. There are something like 15,000,000 visitors each year to Thailand. Maybe only a couple of percent see any snake at all. I haven't heard of a tourist being bitten by a venomous snake in years. You are not likely to be bitten either. Relax, enjoy your Thailand vacation!
I have a banded krait video (click) up at Youtube and I had a guy respond with a comment that I didn't know whether to take seriously or not. Apparently it is true, he was bitten by a banded krait in 1995 while enjoying a night out in a Bangkok bar on Soi Cowboy.
Some of the snake handlers at the cobra shows regularly ask members of the audience if they want to come out and play with the deadly snakes. Sometimes people do. It's a rather thin line between letting audience members interact with the snake in a dangerous way – and just doing enough so they think they are. In this case they let this Swedish guy come down onto the floor with the snake. Well, here are his comments. I've edited them a bit to make it more understandable. It still might not be perfect, but, best I could do. He said English was his 3rd language. Pretty damn good for 3rd language!
His story below:
I got bitten by a banded krait 1995 in Bangkok, and it was during the night, at a Soi Cowboy bar with a Muay Thai boxing ring as the snake show platform. They had 3 cobras they played with for a while and then brought out the banded krait.
The snakeman invited me to come up on stage (I suppose he didn`t expect me to do it). He took it by the tail and swept it from side to side towards me. As the snake got aggravated and aggressive and attempted to strike, but the distance kept me safe until it pulled itself up and lunged – striking like a whip. It bit me on the arm, while everyone in the bar screamed as it reached from his hand all the way to my arm… pumping, as it seemed to have been doing so for long, as my reaction was to first see it attached to my arm, then I remembered the whip like attack. In my mind it was so much faster than human awareness could keep up with. Still, as I saw its eyes it made me think, "like a shark, with dead eyes". I quickly realized that I could die and I grabbed it around the throat and squeezed very hard and ripped it off my arm. The head was angled and mouth still open. I hit it on the head full-force to kill it, and dropped it – yet it remained alive.
I picked a small tooth out of my arm, smaller than a kitten's tooth. I bled from just one small spot where the tooth was embedded. Yet, it got enough venom in to fully envenomate me.
The effects of a such bite were far worse than I could have imagined, as I ended up in hospital and after a week or so, when I was about to leave the hospital, the doctor told me it would take around 5 years to recover – and it did.
The guy who was bitten has a Youtube account with username – Pasiorha.
Quite a story, right?
I have never seen one of these snakes try to bite… and I wasn't aware they struck outward from the body like that. I thought they just twist around to bite. Learn something new all the time.
So, when the snake show guys ask you if you want to come down and play with the deadly snakes – will you?


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Trieste (April 17) - Day 3 of the Women's Water Polo Olympic Games Qualification Tournament in Trieste (ITA) witnessed tough battles in the first matches of Group A: Hungary, after an intense game, was eventually too good for Russia, defeating the world number 3 by one goal for a total score of 13-12. In the following clash, Spain beat home squad, Italy, also in a close win, 10-9. In Group B, Olympic champion the Netherlands and World champion Greece had little trouble winning over their opponents, Kazakhstan and Canada, respectively.
Indeed, in the first game of the day, it was almost a warm-up for the Dutch squad, ahead of the decisive quarter final match of Friday in Group B. Vermeer (NED) was the top scorer of the match with four goals, all in the second period. In the first quarter, there were three goals in a row for the Netherlands, scored by Smit, Van Belkum and Mieke Cabout. Then Akilbayeva netted the first for Kazakhstan and Van der Sloot (NED) sealed the period with a goal, five seconds from the end.
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Catcher Jonathan Lucroy was sent to the minor league camp Friday and told he would be returning to Class AA Huntsville. Lucroy was in line for a promotion to Class AAA Nashville but Angel Salome is back on that club and the Brewers want both to catch on a regular basis.
"I talked to him about it," said Melvin. "He handled it very professionally. He understands the situation. I told him he could be called up to the big leagues from Double-A."
Before getting that news, Lucroy already had figured out he might be headed back to Huntsville. He knew it was unlikely that Salome would be demoted after batting .286 with six homers and 44 RBI in 82 games at Nashville in '09.
"Someone is going to be disappointed," said Lucroy, 23, who batted .267 with nine home runs and 66 RBI in 125 games with Huntsville. "But both of us have to understand it's beyond our control. There's no hostility between us at all.
"I've just got to keep working hard. With that in mind, my next goal is to go to Triple-A. I do want to play there. I want to see how I stack up there. All you can do as a player is go out and get better."
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