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Prescriptions. Some people take dozens a day and organize them in a daily/weekly/monthly pill container.
Questions needing to be answered:
· Is it illegal to carry pills out of their original containers
· is it illegal to leave your home with pill boxes or other containers and not have the script
· Is there any way it is legal
· Can you fly, drive, etc. while in possession of an unmarked container
I would appreciate actual citation or if you are a lawyer commenting even better. Random guesses and speculation, i.e. "well I assume if your prescribed" will not keep my grandma out of jail. Although many people will not give a ticket to an old lady with a bunch of pills I still need to know whether it is illegal or not and it can be done so it isn't illegal. Note: carrying the original container defeats the purpose of a compact pill carrier so don't say that, not an option. Thank you in advance to all legitimate replies.
No, it is not illegal. Generally all that would be required to defeat the charge would be to provide copies of the prescription for all pills in the pill box.
Why thank you LynnM. I guess thats why the pharmacist always gives you a copy of the script in the information packet.
If her travel is overseas, she might want to check the regs of that specific country.
Though TSA permitted me to cart kid's paper scissors just to cut yarn while I crocheted, I ALMOST didn't make it through Frankfurt or Prague.
Country's differ on lots of things, so make sure to question everything.
Technically YES but it really only becomes case in point when it is a scheduled drug controlled by the DEA. Narcotics, amphetamines, anxiolytics should never be seperated from the bottle that has your name on it, the reason is if you possess the drug and do not have a valid rx, you have broken the law. I am a professional medical person..
"I still need to know whether it is illegal or not and it can be done so it isn't illegal."
Actually Lynn is partially correct. The law isn't interested in your water pill, asthma medication, or diabetes pill. However is it illegal to carry Schedule II or I narcotics, sedatives, etc. in anything BUT the original dispensing container from the pharmacy.
You should be aware that people have been arrested and tried for picking up someone else's prescription in a legally dispensed container in the bag from the pharmacy and charged with possession and transportation of a controlled substance. Be safe: check with your dispensing pharmacist about which medications it is legal to carry in the pill dispenser and which need to stay in the dispensing container.
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My husband is in the same situation as your grandmother. He takes a lot of pills and organizes them into a daily carrier.The reason why the actual prescription bottle or actual prescription is necessary is so that if Grandma is stopped, the police can easily identify the pills. The police would start with the name of the prescription, from the bottle or the script, look it up and confirm that the pill matches the description in the PDR and that matches the bottle and the name on the bottle.If Grandma only has a pill container filled with little pink pills, how could it be proved that the little pink pills are truly her prescribed arthritis meds and not something illegal?Here is my suggestion.Get Grandma's written prescriptions, scan them and then print color copies. Get the color copies, trim appropriately to remove the white space, and then laminate them. Put them in some container that fits nicely in Grandma's purse. Then, if she is stopped, the officer can read the laminated copies of the prescription, see Grandma's name and the name of the pill, look that pill up in the PDR, see that it matches the stuff in her little portable container, and send her on her way. That would be a positive confirmation that the stuff is prescribed arthritis meds and not (shock horror) LSD or worse.I invite correction on this. We did just that with my husband's prescriptions. He carries the color copies in his wallet.
YES It IS ILLEGAL IF THE DRUG IS A rx....
Even having the RX and having a bunch of pills mixed up is IN VIOLATION OF THE LAW
YES, you can fly or drive with an unmarked container of NON prescription meds.
I am a medical professional, simply call your local walgreens and ask to either speak to a rph OR a PHARMD...
By the way during my nasty divorce my soon to be ex was in the habit of transferring my kids meds in a sandwich bag, when he called the police to be present at our next transfer he got more then he bargained for in a possessions charge (my sons medication was/is an amphetamine).
There really is no reason for Grandma to even risk it. If her bottles are large and she doesnt want to carry the entire amount there is an easy fix, With every RX she gets filled ask the pharmacist to supply the smallest pill bottle possible properly labeled. Easy solution. If you still want further validation of your question contact the DEA. The bigger issue as I mentioned comes with controlled substances, however the law applies to ALL RX meds.
Here is what I've always wondered about this. As somebody who has had to take anti-anxiety meds from time to time, why is it fair to my right to privacy for me to have to carry these around in a large bottle of obvious pharmaceuticals. This inevitably leads to questions from aquaintances and friends and even strangers as to what they are. And non-response or refusal to respond is no simpler, subtler or easier than saying "oh I have an anxiety issue dealing with many mundane things." Especially with the strengthening of HIPAA laws in recent years, I am surprised that this has not been brought up before? Why should it be public knowledge that I am on anything at all?
Legal, or rather illegal reasoning for this is beyond inane as far as I can tell. It's akin to gun laws. Criminals don't legally buy guns, they buy them on the black market and responsible owners have more hoops to jump through and are taxed as well... so gun laws are irrelevant. Similarly here, if people are going to purchase and abuse pharmaceuticals illegally, I hardly think the package being legally required to be the original, with YOUR name on it in any way deters them from doing so. It simply makes more hoops for somebody with a legitimate issue to have to jump through. This seems neither morally nor legally sound to me.
DDowdIII:illegal reasoning for this is beyond inane as far as I can tell
Frankly, I don't know if it's illegal or not as nobody in this thread actually quoted any federal or state statutes to support their opinions.
As a matter of fact, the TSA website says the following about travelling with medications:
During my recent 4 day vacation trip I mixed my 4 days worth of medication in one unlabeled pill bottle (instead of 4 or 5 labeled bottles of each) for convenience, consisting of BP medication, aspirin, vitamins, and homeopathic anti-cholesterol capsules.
Nobody said boo when those items got screened.
I'm with you though.
Carrying several bags of unmarked supplies of oxycodone in one's car is probably good for lots of trouble but travelling with a few days worth of your own prescription medication (with maybe the label in your wallet in case you need to show it to law enforcement for some unforseen and bizarre reason) shouldn't be an issue.
adjuster jack:Frankly, I don't know if it's illegal or not as nobody in this thread actually quoted any federal or state statutes to support their opinions.
It would, indeed, be helpful for those adamant that the prescriptions must be in an original container to provide a citation. Under Federal law, it is illegal for an individual to possess a controlled substance that is not prescribed to him or her, but I haven't been able to find anything that makes it illegal to have it in other than the origianal container. (Many pharmacists will provide smaller empty-and-labled bottles for patients to use for time away from home; that would be other than the original container, and I doubt many pharmacists are interested in losing their careers and facing jail time.)
There are laws in some states that address the containers in which prescription medication (all) or prescription medication (narcotics). Several of these laws, however, address only the dispensing of the medication and not the possession.
Persons with questions may be best off to consult with their pharmacists. Pharmacists cannot give legal advice, but they can provide legal information and will be familiar with the requirement of their states since it it the states who grant pharmacist licenses.
For those that are convinced they know everything about every law:
from the Department of Justice/DEA Title 21 United States Code (USC) Controlled Substances Act http://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/21cfr/21usc/index.html
Texas has the CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DRUG, DEVICE AND COSMETIC ACT
CT has statute: . § 21a-257
And NY has: §6811-a.
These are but three resources. While law enforcement does not typically pursue grandma over her hypertension medications, people taking anti-anxiety, narcotic, or other class II substances would be wise to carry the medication in the dispensing bottle with a smaller version provided by the pharmacist for privacy needs with the appropriate label mandated by their state to avoid conflicts with Homeland Security and law enforcement when traveling.
More often than not when someone is charged with carrying the medication in an unlabeled illegal bottle it is part of more serious drug case with multiple charges not a stand alone criminal issue.
For those that are convinced they know everything about every law:
from the Department of Justice/DEA Title 21 United States Code (USC) Controlled Substances Act
from the Department of Justice/DEA Title 21 United States Code (USC) Controlled Substances Act
I'm not sure to whom your remark about people who are "convinced they know everything about the law" is directed since I see nothing in this thread that suggests anyone claim to know everything about the law.
However, since you are apparently asserting that you know this federal statute penalizes persons for carrying their prescriptions in something other than the labeled container the pharmacy provided, would you kindly point out to me where it says that? I read the prohibited acts portion of the Act and found nothing of the sort. What section 844 of the Act states is this, in relevant part:
(a) Unlawful acts; penalties
It shall be unlawful for any person knowingly or intentionally to
possess a controlled substance unless such substance was obtained
directly, or pursuant to a valid prescription or order, from a
practitioner, while acting in the course of his professional practice,
or except as otherwise authorized by this subchapter or subchapter II of
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823 of this title or section 958 of this title if that registration has
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grams of ephedrine base, pseudoephedrine base, or phenylpropanolamine base in a
scheduled listed chemical product, except that, of such 9 grams, not
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private or commercial carrier or the Postal Service."
The statute makes it illegal to possess the controlled substance if you do not have a prescription for it. Nothing in it that I can see, however, says that you must carry the drug in the original labeled container. It therefore seems to me that under federal the law the issue is simply one of evidence. If the FBI or DEA found you in possession of a controlled substance (and not all prescription drugs are controlled substances — a separate federal statute deals with non-controlled substance medications) the issue is whether you have a prescription for it. If the drug is not in the labeled container and the suspect has nothing else with him/her to show that he/she has a prescription, the agent may arrest you and leave it to you later to show the U.S. attorney or a jury that you had the prescription for it.
Similarly, the Texas Controlled Substances Act, Health and Safety Code chapter 481 makes a crime to possess the controlled substances listed in that Act except that for most controlled substances it is not a crime to possess the drug if "the person obtained the substance directly from or under a valid prescription or order of a practitioner acting in the course of practice." Again, no mention that the person must have it in a labeled container. Thus, like the federal statute, it seems to me that this is an issue of evidence.
Your NY citation was incomplete. NY statutes are divided into various codes, so a complete citation will have the name of the relevant code and the section, e.g. Penal Code § 135.25 is the crime of first degree kidnapping. I could not readily find the law you referenced, so if you can provide a complete citation I'll look at it.
Of the statutes you listed, only in the Connecticut statute do I see a clear requirement for the patient to carry the drug in the labeled container. Connecticut statute section 21a-257 states: "A person to whom or for whose use any narcotic drug has
been prescribed, sold or dispensed by a physician, dentist, pharmacist or other person
authorized under the provisions of section 21a-248, and the owner of any animal for
which any such drug has been prescribed, sold or dispensed may lawfully possess it
only in the container in which it was delivered to the recipient by the person selling or
dispensing the same except as may be authorized by regulations adopted hereunder." This law only applies to narcotic drugs, however, not to all prescription drugs.
Thus, there is at least one statute that requires carrying some drugs in the labeled container. There is no statute that I am aware of, however, that requires all prescription drugs to be in the labeled container.


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Just sayin'.......Seems pretty goofy to me, but then again, I'm pretty much the poster boy for idiots..........What say ye? ( I need to smack a Smiley face on this bad boy).......I love the pistol but have never owned one.......Sandpiper
Just sayin'.......Seems pretty goofy to me, but then again, I'm pretty much the poster boy for idiots..........What say ye? ( I need to smack a Smiley face on this bad boy).......I love the pistol but have never owned one.......Sandpiper
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I would. And whats wrong with it? Very slim, low profile, and accurate classy little piece. The fixed barrel gives it great accuracy, and, the 9mm Kurtz has adequate power for personal defense uses. Its slim profile make it an incredibly IWB carry gun.
Yeah, I like it.
The Gun Control Act of 1968 caused development of the PPK/S. It was made a bit longer & a bit heavier to meet ATF import requirements for the US (a significant market apparently..... lotsa 007 fans). Adding length to the tang & re-angling the feed ramps (later) was a good idea too. In stainless it's kinda cute, & accuracy/reliability have improved over the years, so I'd get one for my wife if I didn't think it was over-priced and she'd never get used to the dang trigger!
I personally don't like any semi-auto w/o a slide stop & don't care for the .380 when you can get a standard 9mm in similar size..... and a .40 that's not much bigger.
OK....I got a little attention.....I want one of these so bad I can taste it. Either a German or French or Interarms pistol will do.....I'm afraid to buy a S&W used because of the initial problems. The PPK/S is the one pistol I've never had that keeps calling my name.....Glockman10mm, if you carry yours, how do you do it? I'm serious about this gun.....Thanks....Sandpiper
And yes, there are other guns made for more potent calibers that are just as small. But the PPK/S was designed for this cartridge, and other guns are just scaled down guns chambered for a more powerful cartridge. In my mind, this makes the durability of the small guns chambered for more powerful cartridges questionable.
my feelings are that if you like a particular gun for CC, and you have confidence in it, who cares what anyone else thinks - even part of your own mind! if you wait for universal approval for what you're doing, you'll never get anything done - and people will ding you for that, too.
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Lots of folks do carry one. The downside is that it's a bit heavy for it's capacity but, the upside to that is that it's built like a tank AKA overbuilt for the caliber and consequently the recoil is extremely manageable. It's also incredibly accurate but, it DOES require factory mags since it does not usually feed very well with cheaper aftermarket magazines.
It's also VERY ergonomic and it's a true natural pointer in that it hits right where you look.
My Wife will carry one sometimes in an OWB holster and she shoots it very well.
Once you find out what ammo it likes best...it keeps on going like the Energizer Bunny...and it runs as smooth as a Singer Sewing Machine.
I always liked the PPK also, but never owned one. I almost bought one about 20 years ago, but ended up with a Sig P230 because it felt a little better in my ham hands. I still have the Sig and love it, but I'm still hoping to find an older (possibly a wartime) PPK one of these days for my collection.
I bought a PPK years ago as a primary CCW, in fact it inspired my user name about the time I joined here. What caught my eye is that is was slim and well-built. Honestly, I don't really CC it anymore, though I don't have a conclusive reason not to. In the last several years so many handguns have been designed to CC, and there are lots of good ones out there. I've had fun buying and carrying them.
Lately it has been G27, XDs, PPS, though now I've evolved into CCing a full sized Sig whenever possible.
The PPK is a heavy little gun compared to many others. Heck, Sigs are too. However I like 'em all.
Definitely not a bad choice for CC. To answer your second questions, this is how they would carry it.
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I know a few LEO's who carry them for a BUG still. Nothing wrong with the pistol.
I owned a S&W when they first came out, had a Tiger Edition. They advise a break in period of 500 rounds and they are right. It takes EVERY bit of 500 to break it in. From there is was FLAWLESS. Kind of cool to own and EVERYONE should have one, but I wouldn't get another.


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Mom grows lots of different kinds of berries, and we've learned to eat them off the bush. Dad has the garden fenced off, so we don't get to pick good stuff like carrots. But Mom & Dad eat lots of fresh veggies so we get lots of extra treats! We started on raw food and we LOVE it, that is everyone except Lily. She has a sensitive stomach. Our weight and coats look great. We get more raw bones since we're outside a lot more. Our teeth are looking good. Also, we recently tried some Icelandic fish skin treats that are real stinky & real good. Mom has been trying all kinds of different things with us!
We haven't gone to the beach a lot cuz mom hurt both of her knees. She may get surgery soon, so then we'll get to go lots. NeeNee has been doing great after her big surgery last year - no problems at all. She's going back to see her doctors soon just for a check up.
The season is beginning to change. We've had sun & 80 degrees at our house for 3 months. The fog & wind are coming in and it's cooler at night. Soon it'll be raining again. We all have our sweaters & rain coats ready. We don't let the rain get in our way. And mom has new mats & soggy dog mats/towels so she's happy.
Life is good! This has been a good move for us!
Last week we had another week without rain. Mom & NeeNee were away on a trip to California. She said she remained spoiled the whole time by all of the relatives! Good girl, gotta work the relatives. We were home with Dad. He always let's us run in and out of the house, and since he was planting the garden in raised beds, he let us run around the garden too! We discovered gophers and have been digging at them in mom's flower garden BOL! Dad wasn't too happy with that but we get away with it sometimes. One day a cat jumped into our backyard where all 3 of us were hanging out. That cat had to fight it's way out of there, but we won by chasing it away and only getting a few scratches. Mom wouldn't have been happy with us if she had been home!
Our across the road neighbors came home from their winter house. A cute lil bichon named Angie lives there. She came over to our house to visit one day. She has never been on a leash. She has a doggie door and can go in & out as much as she wants. She often sleeps on the porch!!! The best thing is that she leaves her treats around their yard, so it's like an Easter egg hunt. We like visiting Angie.
We also were sneaking out of the yard BOL!!! Dad didn't know it, but when he mowed the lawn in the front yard, he damaged the fencing and we were able to squeeze through a hole. But when Uncle came to visit and they were working out in the garage on motorcycles, we couldn't hold back! We gave ourselves away by showing up in the garage. So he patched it, or thought he did! hehehe!
Mom came home and Dad took off on a 3 day motorcycle trip. Winston was sick and the vet said he ate something bad, so he had to go on medicine. Then, a couple days later mom kept finding Winston & Lily outside of the yard. She spent hours looking for the places where we could escape but every time she turned her back, we'd escape again!!! Finally, mom said to Lily "where are you getting out?!" Lily went right up to the fence and bit it. It was where Dad had patched the fence but it didn't look like there were any openings. So she got smart and went around to the outside where Lily was standing and found the big hole! After patching it, she tried to round us up. After a game of chasing each other and running circles around Mom, she was able to get us back into the yard.
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The interview with Scott that'll unfold is interesting because it demonstrates how teams at Microsoft learn from your feedback and how we are responding to user requests.
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Cool shirt, I want one of those!
I completely agree with the shortcomings of the current help systems - Great reference, but no howto. Looking forward to Whidbey (As if I wasn't already..)
Next Microsoft person who answers a question with "So..." gets a boot to the head! Seriously though, it's great to hear that Help is evolving to look more like a Google search. Help can be painful if you don't know the name of the API you need.
They make us say "So..." all the time you know. It flashes during refresh on our screens all day every day to get burned into our heads... (just kidding)
Catatonic, have you had a chance to try one of the Whidbey Alpha releases yet and see the new Help system first hand?
I haven't had the chance to try Whidbey yet. Visual C++ 6 is still my bread and butter. So far I've only deployed one small .NET project, but I write a bit of C# code in my spare time so I don't fall too far behind.
Catatonic wrote:Next Microsoft person who answers a question with "So..." gets a boot to the head!...
Haha, I'm was beginning to think it was ordinary American slang to begin answering a question with "So.." and I just hadn't heard about it before.
It is actually an American thing. British is "yeah", as in:
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It's actually something they train you to do in public speaking courses. Have a few keywords you use naturally which give you a chance to pause but, more than anything, gives the audience a chance to digest for a second.
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Certainly something to put into the 'memory banks'...could save someone else some construction bucks.
Glad your neighbor was understanding.
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Certainly something to put into the 'memory banks'...could save someone else some construction bucks.
Glad your neighbor was understanding.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Simply amazing story. Who could imagine? Thanks for posting.
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Tu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito.
("Do not give in to evil but proceed ever more boldly against it.")
-Virgil, Aeneid, vi, 95
Either way lesson learned. I did try out some magsafe .40 rounds .vs a cantaloupe and two phone books taped together. The amount of damage they do is insane. I'll see about doing a review or something in a thread in a different area. Sadly I forgot to take pics or video.
for all the rounds i've put down range and been there when others did--the list of odd things is quite long
and apperantly still growing.
another vote on your manning up and fixing up.
You plug 'em, I plant 'em
...kid can't read at 17 (Garcia/Hunter 1985)
Lack of preparation on your part does not necessarily constitute an emergency on mine
To the OP. Thanks for sharing. Information like this always helps....
Don"t let stupid be your skill set....
And Shepards we shall be, for Thee, my Lord, for Thee,
Power hath descended forth from Thy hand, So that our feet may swiftly carry out thy command,
And we shall flow a river forth to Thee, And teeming with souls shall it ever be,
Golf ball body armor... available at your local sporting goods store soon.
Seriously though... no flaming here.
That's a great post and lesson learned.
+1 on Hopyard and oneshot... didn't read the whole thread. Great minds...
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Quick update. Talked to my buddy today on my lunch break. Happened to catch him when he came in for his shift. He went to his neighbors house to make sure we were all cool Sunday after church. The guy said not to worry about fixing anything they are just going to hang a picture over where the round penetrated. He said we are good though and that it was a lesson learned on both sides.


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The underlying theme for what Channel Four promise us will be their final Celebrity Big Brother had been supplied by Jean Paul Sartre – that famous suggestion from Huis Clos that "Hell is other people". Regular viewers of CBB's opening episodes will know that Sartre got it slightly wrong: for those desperate enough to enter this mausoleum of fame: "Hell is other people not having a clue who you are".
Davina McCall might gamely insist that the housemates are "very precious cargo indeed" but she also knew that we were going to need a potted biography to prevent this from looking like a tricky picture round in an End of the Noughties quiz. No such charity, though, for those actually inside the house – who have to negotiate the awkward moment of introduction without making their mutual bafflement too obvious. Not everyone pulls this off with equal aplomb. Stephanie Beacham, following Nicola T (a page three model) and Alex Reid (cage fighter and Jordan boyfriend) into the airlock set, clearly felt there was at least one friendly face in there already.
"Hello darling, are you jet-lagged?" she crooned at Stephen Baldwin (ex- Hollywood bad boy, born-again Christian evangelist). "What's your name?" he replied suavely – though Stephanie may be able to take some comfort from the fact that he was too stupid to open the door into the house. Stephen on the other hand might have been hoping for a lot more anonymity when Heidi Fleiss, ex-Hollywood madam, followed Lady Sovereign, Sisqo and Dane Bowers down the Perspex staircase. "I've seen you before" she said as she clocked him. "It's been a long time, pal," he replied with what I may well have misinterpreted as nervous haste.
Absolutely nobody knew who Lady Sovereign was (or Sov, as she introduced herself) though she did seem to recognise Sisqo, despite the fact that this ornament of the charts is now reduced to releasing his new singles on YouTube. And Dane Bowers, (ex-boyband and Jordan boyfriend number two) knew before he went in that Alex Reid was going to be in there.
Katia Ivanova (Ron Wood's cocktail waitress) and Jonas Altberg (a euro-disco singer-songwriter known as Basshunter) will have some explaining to do, once they've decompressed from entry but Vinnie Jones appeared to spark a genuine glimmer of recognition. I didn't know his career had been going so badly, to be honest, but unless the definition of celebrity has been tweaked to include Hollywood A-listers with 27-day gaps in their working diary, things must have been a bit quiet on the lairy geezer front just recently.
Only the wildly optimistic would believe that this really is the last Celebrity Big Brother we'll see on British television – but if Channel Four were hoping to round off the first episode of their farewell series with a water-cooler moment they may have been disappointed. Challenging the 12 housemates to cram themselves into an impishly accessorised Mini they warned that those still outside after five minutes would "face the consequences". In the end everyone managed it comfortably inside the time limit and left us with the less than exciting prospect of three minutes looking at vaguely familiar faces squashed up against a set of steamed-up windows.
Extravagant promise and verbal hype had been followed by fizzling anti-climax, a trajectory everybody here was already all too familiar with. It seemed darkly fitting that, while Sartre had supplied the copyline, Tolkien seems to have provided the valedictory logo, the programme idents being almost actionably reminiscent of the great Eye of Sauron. As Tolkien wrote, "the Eye was rimmed with fire but was itself glazed, yellow as a cat's... and the black slit of its pupil opened on a pit, a window into nothing". How did he know what was coming? And could there be a better description of the bleak, reverberating vacancy of this format than those last three words?
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Learning to Live Safely in the Australian Environment
Lidstone, John (1994) Learning to Live Safely in the Australian Environment. In Handmer, John W. (Ed.) Education for disaster reduction : World Disaster Reduction Day 1993. Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, Australian National University, Canberra, pp. 15-22.
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In 1989 the International Ad Hoc Group of Experts, established by the Secretary General of the United Nations to advise on the way in which the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction should be implemented, called on "the people of the world as well as their governments to work towards greater security against natural disasters" and furthermore on "the governments of all countries to participate actively in the Decade by educating and training their citizens to increase awareness, by enhancing social preparedness, by integrating disasterconsciousness into their development programmes, and by making available the power of science and technology to reduce disaster loss" (Press, 1989). The importance of an educated citizenry has received mention in a number of publications associated with the United Nations Disaster Relief Organisation (UNDRO), and received its strongest affirmation in the concluding paragraphs of the report by the Ad Hoc Group of Experts which states that: "Knowledgeable and involved people are critical to building a safe society" (Press, 1989). While many of these statements imply activity at the local or national level, it is becoming increasingly obvious that we need knowledgeable and involved people to promote the concept of safe societies at a global scale as well. This publication is aimed at those who are interested in the promotion of active and informed citizenship in the context of disaster management through the medium of geographical education. Such people include geography and social studies teachers who teach about hazards and disasters as part of their work programs and those members of the hazard management community who, as part of their public education role, come into contact with high school teachers and students. For geography teachers, the variety of case studies of teaching approaches to hazards and disasters set in the contexts of the curricula in other states and territories of Australia should provide inspiration to extend and interpret their own curriculum guidelines in order to give the study of disasters the emphasis that it deserves. Members of the hazard management community will find the descriptions of curriculum organisation in the various states and territories useful in ensuring that their public education materials complement the work being done in schools while at the same time achieving their own goals of information transmission. They will undoubtedly be impressed by the variety and rigour of the activities currently being pursued in schools which contribute to the creation of a citizenry prepared to play a full and active part in disaster mitigation. In this chapter, we shall suggest that while current teaching about hazards and disasters undoubtedly contributes greatly to students' knowledge and understanding of hazards at the local and regional levels, alternative perceptions of disasters in the context of environmental, economic and development education may currently be overlooked.
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You know how when your two year old is having a catagory five meltdown and people are looking on in shock like they just can't believe that a child would act like that? Or they look at you like "can't you control your child?". Meanwhile you're cheeks are flushed, you are sweating bullets and you want to die? Take a moment and say this aloud to yourself, "I will live through this. My child will live through this. This will end." Then put a smile on your face, abandon your cart and get home. Don't speed. Take your time. Your kid is strapped down for the ride. Enjoy it. Get yourself some Starbucks.
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