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I awoke this morning to a beautiful, crystal clear sky in Denver. As is the usual routine, I grabbed my daughter's animal totem cards, a cup of coffee and headed to the balcony to welcome the snow capped mountains to my heart. This morning Opossum weaved through the deck to remind me of the gift of "diversion" this being offers. As is always the case, it was spot on, and a great reminder for me to pay attention.
As in most families, there are members who give us the opportunity to s-t-r-e-t-c-h beyond our set belief as to how people "should" act. Indeed, there are common courtesies that assist with contributing to a cooperative spirit that supports harmonious and peaceful relationships. And, yet, the love we feel for our relations can be sometimes be stretched behind human tolerance ... at least that's my observations. And, it takes us to the nonhuman place of the divine ... to our hearts!
Most of the time, my way of dealing with these sorts of disrespectul, downright bullish behaviors has always been to attempt to speak my truths. However, when that has been meant with "overtalk" (that's to say they won't allow you to speak) I remain silent and pray for assistance that my lips stay closed .... which often requires a lot of prayer!
My human reaction to be silent has often made me later question if my actions were done to "keep the peace," or because I lacked the courage to speak on my own behalf. Anyone who knows me, knows the answer to that question; however, I am always willing to self-exam to keep myself in check.
This morning I pulled the Opossum (possum) card and was reminded what a gift these beings offer humans. The opossum protects itself by "playing dead." While it has the ability to fight with its claws and teeth, it rolls into a ball, sends off the musk of death and remains motionless until its predictor gives up and leaves believing the "game is over!" Warriors have used this "medicine" for years ... pretended they were afraid or defended then retreated, only to take the time to regroup, use their mental as well as physical prowess to achieve their goals.
I am grateful to be reminded that when I pretend to be apathetic or unafraid and choose to hold my words rather then allow my emotions to fuel the situation, I am more likely to get what I really want which is a peaceful, loving solution. Imagine what our families, communities, country and world would look like if we used the tactics of these little, not so pretty, yet beautiful creatures! Oh what an amazing teaching I've received this morning ... the gift of "diversion!"
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How did we get to the point that we are so busy, we don't have time to stop and "smell the roses "as the song says (by Mac Davis & Doc Severinsen). New innovations have been available to make our lives simpler and easier. But have they succeeded in doing this or have they only complicated our busy lives more? I'm referring to ipads, cell phones, and laptop computers and email and Facebook, all wonderful tools we are enjoying which were designed to keep us connected. But, I think somewhere we have missed some very important people connections along the way. Most important, what about our family connections? Have we managed to get ourselves into a place where our schedules are so busy and can only be managed with the assistance of these communication tools, to the point that we no longer have enough time to be a family and to be, well, people?
I ran into a friend having lunch in a nice restaurant. She was sitting there with her laptop working. I asked her how she was. Her response, "I'm so busy, I have several things to get done for work and the kids have their soccer games and recitals coming up, I mean, it's hard to keep it all balanced." She added, "I bet you're excited though; you're getting close to retirement." I told her it would be a couple of years before I retired but I added, "I'm looking forward to having some down time."
I thought about this exchange as I was driving back to work. Are we all so busy juggling family life, working, and staying on top of all the commitments associated with these demands that somewhere we have stopped enjoying life and most important, stopped being families?
"Life teaches us to make good use of time, while time teaches us the value of life!" (Good morning wishes.com)
We live in a society now where both parents are having to work to keep up with the financial burdens that life throws at us. Working means needing all the tools to stay connected.
As an example, I admit to being guilty of this dependency issue when I noticed after leaving my phone at work one day last week, I started getting concerned that I was missing something vital on my phone. I even considered driving back to the office (located downtown) at 9:00 in the evening just to get my phone. I found myself getting anxious about it. How did I get to the point that I felt lost without my phone next to me?
I decided that perhaps it's time to reexamine my priorities. Wouldn't it be nice to ask someone how they are and have them communicate what's in their heart and not on their schedules? Wouldn't it be great to just enjoy a family meal without anyone looking at the tablets, their phones, their laptops…even their email or wondering what's on them; wouldn't it be a change for the better if we just limited time with them?
You may say to me, well, how can we manage our busy lives without all the assistance from these wonderful tools? I guess my answer would be, I'm not suggesting to walk away from them, I'm suggesting we reprioritize.
Family is the miniature version of society. It is in the family where we learn to act responsibly, where we learn to accept authority. We learn values such as loyalty to other members, and respect of individual's privacy. Can this really happen if we are overwhelmed with responsibilities to our personal connections and tools just to stay on top of our busy schedules?
I read the saddest story in the paper about a man who forgot to take his baby to the daycare and left her in his car the entire day. This baby died because he was so preoccupied with his job and his busy life that he did not realize for six hours that she was still in the car; she totally slipped his mind. Apparently, they are still deciding to make an arrest. Providing this was just a slip of his mind, the guilt he now lives with has to be enormous. I immediately said a prayer for him and his family as I read it. For the rest of their lives this will haunt them.
A couple of weeks ago, I overheard a conversation at the store while waiting in line to check out. This lady was telling her friend she was thinking about getting her seven year old a phone for his birthday. A phone for a seven year old; really? She said this way she can let him know when he has appointments, and he needs to be picked up by his father and taken to his tee-ball practices, and his play dates with his friends. She would also let him play games on his phone. As I was listening to this conversation I almost asked her if this was an appropriate birthday gift for a seven year old. But, I thought, maybe it is in our busy world. Maybe I'm the one that's missing the point.
I am sure when Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Watson were working on their "voice transmitting device" in 1876 they were not thinking that it was going to be a great tool to check up on our email, to stay connected to face book and play games and even watch movies. Furthermore, I'm sure they would have been totally shocked it would be used as a birthday gift for a seven year old so he can stay connected in his very busy world!
As we approach Easter, a time of new beginnings, let's make a commitment back to family, togetherness and friendship and maybe spend a little less time using our time saving tools to keep it all together!
Catherine Mendenhall-Baugh(Cathy) completed her education at the University of Nebraska majoring in Special Education and minoring in English and now works as an Agent in the Insurance Industry. A mother and Grandmother, Cathy grew up in a large Catholic family and has spent the last 30 years as a caregiver for her husband Jack. She is a cancer surviver which inspired her to begin writing six years ago. She is a writer for the Catholic Imagination Column for Tuscany Press, and is currently working on several other writing projects.
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Tonnage tax elections: When election takes effect?
General rule
The general rule is that an election first applies from the beginning of the accounting period in which it is made. This rule has effect for companies that previously qualified and are electing into tonnage tax during a further window of opportunity. It does not apply to companies that first become qualifying for tonnage tax. FA00/SCH22/PARA12 provides for an election to take effect from the beginning of certain other accounting periods. Where this is subject to the agreement of HMRC, the election should explain why one of these alternative start dates is required. For instance, the group might be carrying out a reorganisation to prepare for tonnage tax, and would not wish the election to take effect until after this reorganisation was complete.
There are a number of exceptions to the general rule:
- See TTM02210for backdating the date of entry.
- See TTM02220for deferring the date of entry for one AP.
- See TTM02230for deferring the date of entry for two APs.
- See TTM02260for elections after the initial period.
- See TTM12310and TTM12320 for deemed elections after a merger.
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In Disney films, cute little critters hang around with the protagonists, even going as far as to climb on them, and Rovables from Stanford and MIT offer the same experience, only with robots. Designed as a counterpoint to the increasingly popular wearable devices on the market today, the Rovables take that sensory input a step father as completely mobile robots rather than stationary, single-purpose devices.
The concept robots attach to people's clothing via a magnetic series of pins, two on the outside of the clothing and one on the inside, that attach to each other through the material. They can they roam all around that piece of clothing.
More than just a gimmick though, the Rovables have sensors that can collect relevant and useful information. Further, the robots can be equipped with LED screens to connect and display that information on a user's body.
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Checking in from ITS America 2006. The show seems smaller this year, though I can't prove this. It just seems that way. Maybe it's after ITS World Congress last summer in San Francisco.
Flew out here on a delayed red-eye and ended up arriving as the conference was starting. After 15 or so mins of sleep, I came in and set up the booth. In the end, I was up for about 36 hours.
I also left my camera at home, having removed it from my bag to meet some friends, but then ended up not taking any pictures. So you'll never see the splendor or magesty that only an Intelligent Transportation Conference can engender.
ITS World Congress is where you get a real peek into upcoming products. ITS America is more of a schmooze fest. So more business probably gets done here - but there's less to blog about.
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Israel's defense minister says there is growing international awareness that military action against Iran's nuclear program will have to be considered.
Ehud Barak told a security conference on Thursday in Herzliya, Israel, that he senses a change in international thinking. He says world leaders are increasingly realizing that if sanctions don't stop Iran's nuclear program, "there will be a need to consider action."
Israel, like the West, believes Iran is developing nuclear weapons. Israel has been a leading voice in calls to curb the Iranian program. Iran says its nuclear program is peaceful.
Israel has repeatedly hinted it is ready to attack Iran, saying that while it prefers a diplomatic solution, "all options are on the table."
THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. The earlier story from The Associated Press is below.
HERZLIYA, Israel — Iran's suspected nuclear weapons installations are vulnerable to possible military strikes, Israel's vice premier warned Thursday, suggesting that underground bunkers don't offer sufficient protection.
The comments by Moshe Yaalon contradicted an assessment shared by foreign experts and Israeli defense officials that it would be difficult to strike sensitive Iranian nuclear targets, as they are being built underground.
The international community has grown increasingly worried that Israel could be preparing to strike Iran's nuclear program. Yaalon, who also serves as strategic affairs minister, gave no indication that Israel is close to a decision on an attack.
U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta recently said even the most sophisticated U.S. bunker-buster bombs aren't powerful enough to penetrate all of Iran's defenses.
Yaalon, a former military chief of staff, suggested Thursday that forces guarding the nuclear installations could be targeted. Referring to the debate over bunker-buster bombs, he said that "at the end of the day it's possible to strike all the installations."
At an academic conference, Yaalon and Israel's chief of military intelligence, Maj. Gen. Aviv Kochavi, presented details about Iran's weapons programs.
Yaalon said Iran is trying to develop missiles that could target the United States with a range of 6,250 miles. The vice premier said this was discovered in the aftermath of a mysterious explosion several months ago at what he described as a missile research and development site in Iran. The cause of the blast remains unknown, and Yaalon did not elaborate.
Iran insists the blast was accidental, but speculation over sabotage remains strong. The remarks by Yaalon appeared to be the first public suggestion that the missile site was the scene of highly advanced projects and could boost suspicions that outside forces played a role in the explosion.
Israel has been a leading voice in the international calls to curb Iran's nuclear program. Iran denies it's trying to develop nuclear weapons, insisting it seeks nuclear power for nonmilitary uses.
Kochavi told the conference that Iran has already produced enough enriched uranium to eventually make four nuclear bombs. Such material would serve as the basis for further enrichment, up to weapons grade.
Israeli media quoted Kochavi as saying that once Iran moves into the so-called "breakout stage" and decides to produce weapons grade uranium, it would need about a year to make a rudimentary bomb and an additional year or two to craft a nuclear warhead.
"Iran keeps advancing its capabilities, keeps developing its very ambitious nuclear program, at the basis of which is to get nuclear power," Kochavi said.
An Iranian counterstrike at Israel is seen as likely if Tehran's nuclear installations are attacked.
Kochavi said Israel's enemies have about 200,000 rockets and missiles that could strike Israel. Most have a range of about 25 miles (40 kilometers), but several thousand have a range of several hundred miles (kilometers), he said.
Iranian proxies in the region, mainly Gaza's Islamic militant Hamas and the Lebanese Hezbollah, have fired thousands of rockets into Israel and have been building up their arsenals in recent years.
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From The SEW Blog…
- Yahoo Slurp Adds Wildcard Support For Robots.txt
The Yahoo Search Blog announced that Yahoo's web crawler, aka Yahoo Slurp, now supports wildcards in the robots.txt file. The two parameters that Yahoo now supports include the "*" and the "&." The * will tell Yahoo to do a "wildcard match a sequence of characters in your URL." The & will tell Yahoo to do a "anchor the match to the end of the URL string." Many more details at the Yahoo Search Blog….
- GPS, Geotagging, Images and Maps
The NY Times has a long and relatively interesting article on geotagging images and mapping. It primarily discusses Flickr and, to a lesser degree, Google Earth and Picasa and other services such as TripTracker. The article also goes into the geocoding/tagging technology itself. Not discussed in the article is Microsoft's "Photosynth," which is an interesting hypothetical application and extension of all this technology. Mapping, images (including video) and local/travel are rapidly coming together in very rich applications, as alternatives to pure text-based online navigation….
- Gmail Mobile Client Released
Google just announced the release of a mobile client to manage your gmail account on your mobile device. The new benefits include; 5X faster, reduced clicks and scrolling required, plus attachments are "viewable and automatically resized to fit the user's phone." You can download the client on your mobile devise by visiting http://gmail.com/app on your mobile browser. For detailed help, visit here – I personally had trouble installing it on my Treo 700P. There is also a great review at MobileCrunch….
- ClickRiver New Pay Per Click Program from Amazon
Ever wanted to put your ads right on the product page of your competitor's product at Amazon.com, or wanted your product advertised with something related to it? Now with Amazon's new pay per click program ClickRiver, now you can. The program is in beta at the moment and through Amazon's A9 department. You can find out more about the program here and apply to participate in the beta at ClickRiver.com…
- Google Effect Of Domain Name Change Of Ownership
This morning I wrote Does Change of Domain Name Ownership Hurt Rankings? a question that has been bugging Danny and myself since I wrote Google Effect Of Domain Name Expiration & Change Of Ownership. Well, I now have some webmaster feedback on this that claims that domain name change of ownership, by itself, appears to not have an affect on your rankings….
- In UK, Google To Surpass Channel 4's Ad Dollars
The Independent reports that Google UK is expected to earn "£900m from the UK ad market in 2006." When compared to Channel 4's "£800m at the TV group" this year, Google is expected to beat this TV player in ad dollars. Channel 4's Andy Duncan said, "Some broadcasters have been very slow to realise this. The industry as a whole is frankly rather backward-looking and is perhaps underestimating the scale of change that is going on and the pace of change."…
- Google To Partner With Clear Channel Communications?
Business Week's Steve Rosenbush thinks it is a good idea for Google to partner with Clear Channel Communications. The article explains that Google has been "adding "high profile" radio sales people in New York, Washington, Baltimore, Atlanta, and Chicago." And Google is known to be working towards embedding ads into radio with recent rumors that Google AdSense For Audio Coming Soon….
- Ask.com Launches Elections Smart Answers
Ask.com launched some new smart answers for the upcoming elections. You can do a search on elections 2006 to see "General Elections are Tuesday, November 7, 2006." The smart answer also gives you links to the Republican Party and the Democrats web sites. Additional quick links they give within the smart answers include; Analysis by Poll Reports, Race Profiles, Key Races, Key Issues, Races by Issue, and Congressional Districts Map. The additional resources include Candidate Reports, Ballot Items, Campaign Fact Checking, Campaign Funding, and Evaluating Initiatives. Finally, you can also break down by state by searching for New York state…
- Yahoo Launches Yahoo Food
What is for breakfast this morning? Well, you can now go to Yahoo Food and find out. Yahoo launched food.yahoo.com that contains "recipes, advice from regional celebrity chefs, video cooking guides and easy-to-use Web tools." Reuters reports that in early 2007, Yahoo Food will expand to Australia, Britain and Canada, then expand into other global markets later….
- Google Says Belgium Did Not Send $43.2M Fine
Elinor Mills reports that Google has claimed that Belgium fined Google $43.2 million the other week for not removing all Belgian publishers' content from the engine's index and cache. Google spokesman Ricardo Reyes, told Elinor Mills at News.com in an email, "Google has complied with the Copiepresse judgment and we are not aware of any fine. We believe this story to be completely untrue."…
- The Interestingness of Social Networks
Interestingness is a great name for a ranking algorithm. It's what Yahoo's photo-based social network Flickr uses to show which images the community finds the most "interesting." Techdirt considers the impact that a couple of recent Yahoo patent applications filed for in February, and published last week (which I wrote about at SEO by the Sea), might have upon the growth of social networks. They reference the thoughts of Thomas Hawk, CEO of Zooomr, who weighs in on the topic in Should Yahoo Own Social Search and Rank in a Web 2.0 World? We've seen the major search engines compete…
Headlines & News From Elsewhere
- Google donates $30,000 to CC, News.com
- Privacy Groups ask FTC to Investigate Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Frog Blog
- Meet the Google Reader Team, ScobleShow
- Flash Sites and the Google Index, Ramblings About SEO
- Ask.com To Power Lycos Search & Search Ads; CNN Reports 100 Million Sites; Gmail Mobile Client Released & More!, Daily SearchCast
- BA gets Google search technology on board, vnunet.com
- Hacking the Look and Feel of the Live Search Box, Live Search Blog
- Are Any SEOs Considered White Hat?, Search Engine Roundtable
- Lack of Editorial Transparency a Nagging Concern with AdWords in a Quality Score World, Traffick
- What's A ClickRiver? New Pay-Per-Click Sponsored Ad Program from Amazon and A9, ResourceShelf
- YouTube hopes to be on mobile devices in 2007, Reuters
- Google's white heat, San Francisco Chronicle
- Offline messages, Google Talkabout
- Fake airline boarding pass creator is Google intern, News.com
- YouTube.com sued by UTube.com, News.com
- Google Checkout to Offer Free Payment Processing Until Year's End, Marketing Pilgrim
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Authorities in the capital's Russei Keo district are investigating a case in which a midwife sold a newborn for US$100 last week.
Tuol Sangke commune police chief Huy Hean said that Srey Sorei filed a complaint on Thursday accusing her midwife of selling her baby.
The police chief told the Post that the suspect had confessed to selling the male newborn, but said she had received the mother's permission.
Huy Hean said the mother had approached the midwife two months ago seeking an abortion, because she was too poor to raise the child.
However, the midwife said the procedure would be too dangerous and instead suggested that she take care of the baby.
On Wednesday, after the mother gave birth, the midwife sold the newborn for US$100 to another woman who had previously approached the midwife about getting a baby.
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Repeat Offender Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Gun and Drug Crimes
Defendant Continued To Possess Drugs And Guns After First Federal Arrest
A Tacoma man who continued to deal drugs while illegally armed with a handgun even after his first federal arrest, was sentenced today to six years in prison and five years of supervised release, announced U.S. Attorney Jenny A. Durkan. DAVID KUNTZ, 28, was arrested twice over a five month period with firearms while involved in drug trafficking. A convicted felon, KUNTZ is prohibited from possessing firearms. KUNTZ pleaded guilty in October 2012 to being a Felon in Possession of a Firearm, Possession with Intent to Distribute Oxycodone, and Possession of a Firearm in Furtherance of a Drug Trafficking Offense. At sentencing U.S. District Judge Ronald B. Leighton told him, "this conduct is corrosive in the community…. You are responsible for that."
According to records filed in the case, KUNTZ's first arrest in this case occurred in June 2011 in the McDonald's parking lot on South Tacoma Way and Highway 512. KUNTZ arrived at a drug deal set up by a person working with law enforcement. KUNTZ was driving in a truck with another person. The driver of the truck tried to flee, crashing into vehicles parked in the lot. At the time of the arrest KUNTZ was in possession of a Ruger semi-automatic pistol and $7,800 in cash that he admitted was for the drug buy. KUNTZ was prohibited from possessing a firearm because of five felony drug convictions in Pierce County Superior Court.
Following the June 2011 arrest, KUNTZ was again contacted by law enforcement while involved in drug trafficking. On November 2, 2011, Lakewood Police stopped the car in which KUNTZ was riding. KUNTZ was sitting on a firearm, a 9mm Smith and Wesson, and had more than 100 oxycodone pills in his possession. He also had more than $2100 in cash.
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Shotgun Shooting
How do I apply for a Shotgun Certificate?
Click here to download an application form.
Shotgun Certificate Application Form
Can I borrow a shotgun?
A non certificate holder may use a shotgun in the following circumstances:
- He may borrow a shotgun from the occupier of private land and use it on that land in the occupier's presence. For a borrower under 18 years old, the occupier must be over 18 years old.
- Whilst at a shooting ground approved by the police for shooting at artificial targets only.
Note that "occupier" is not defined by the Firearms Act 1968 but may be taken to include the owner, tenant or licence holder.
There is no minimum age at which a person may borrow a shotgun and use it under the circumstances described above, but persons under 15 years old must be supervised by someone over the age of 21 years.
Relevant Act(s): Sections 11(5), 11(6) and 22 -Firearms Act 1968. The Firearms
(Amendment) Regulations 2010
Can I use lead shot?
The use of shotgun cartridges containing lead shot is prohibited for the killing of certain species (in England and Wales) or specific areas (in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland). In those instances where the use is prohibited, alternatives to lead shot must be used.
- England and Wales
In England and Wales, the use of lead shot is prohibited below the High Water Mark of Ordinary Spring Tides, over specified SSSIs, and for the shooting of the following species, regardless of where they occur:
- Duck (Mallard, Wigeon, Gadwall, Shoveler, Teal, Pochard, Pintail, Tufted duck, Goldeneye)
- Geese (Greylag, Pink-footed,White-fronted,Canada)
- Waders (Golden Plover)
- Coot and Moorhen
- Scotland & Northern Ireland
In Scotland and Northern Ireland, the use of lead shot is prohibited over wetlands. Wetlands are defined as any areas of foreshore, marsh, fen, peatland with standing water, regularly or seasonally flooded fields, and other water sources whether they be natural or man-made, static or flowing, fresh, brackish or salt.
What are the recommended cartridges for game shooting?
There is no legal requirement to use a particular standard of cartridge for game shooting but you should ensure that you use a shot size and load capable of attaining a clean and efficient kill, and that you shoot within range and within the limits of your capabilities. The typical game cartridge for a 12 guage shotgun is 28-32g of number 6 shot, but preferences vary according to conditions and species. Below is a table of suggested shot sizes for certain species.
|Shot Size
|#6 / #7
|#5 / #6 / #7
|#6 / #7
|#6 / #7
|#4 / #5 *
*Note that lead shot may not be used to shoot wildfowl inEnglandandWalesor in certain areas ofScotland. See herefor details. If using steel shot, it is advised to use a shot two sizes large than suggested.
Always ensure that your gun is proved for the selected cartridge and has the correct chamber length. Old English guns may have 2.5" chambers. Cartridges longer than 2.5" (65mm) must not be used in these guns. Only guns bearing a steel shot (fleur de lys) proof mark should be used to shoot high performance steel shot cartridges. If you have any doubts, see a competent gunsmith.
What are the game shooting seasons in the UK?
Click here for pheasant, partridge and wildfowl shooting seasons
What species can I shoot?
All birds are legally protected. Certain species may be taken outside the defined close seasons. The main quarry species are:
- Pheasant
- Partridge
- Grouse
- Wild Duck (Mallard, Wigeon, Gadwall, Shoveler, Teal, Pochard, Pintail, Tufted duck, Goldeneye)
- Geese (Greylag, Pink-footed,White-fronted,Canada)
- Hare
- Waders (Woodcock, Snipe, Golden Plover)
- Coot, Moorhen
For a full list of species and open seasons, click here.
Other species, such as pigeons and corvids (crow, rook, magpie, jay, jackdaw) may be shot under a General Licence for the protection of crops or for the conservation of wild birds. For more information about these species and the conditions of the licence, click here for England and Wales advice and here for advice on conditions in Scotland.
Relevant Act(s): Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981
Can I hold a clay shoot on my land?
If you would like to hold a clay shoot on your land at which people may shoot without holding a shot gun certificate, then the time and place of the shoot must be approved by the Chief Officer of Police for the area in which the land is situated.
- You should apply to your local Police Firearms Licensing department in good time prior to the proposed date of the shoot.
- You must ensure that nobody who is prohibited from possessing a shotgun will shoot at the event.
Relevant Act(s): Section 11(6), 21 -Firearms Act 1968.
Rifle Shooting
How do I apply for a Firearm Certificate?
Click to download an application form.
Firearms Certificate Application
Can I borrow a rifle?
A person who does not hold a firearm certificate may borrow a rifle (the 'estate rifle') from the occupier of private land and use it on that land in the presence of the occupier or the occupier's servant. "Servant" would be taken to include a stalker, gamekeeper or ghillie employed by the occupier.
- · The borrower must be aged 17 years or older. If the borrower is 17 years old, then the lender must be aged 18 years or over.
- · The rifle may only be used on the occupier's land.
- · The occupier's servant, if accompanying the borrower, must hold a firearm certificate for the estate rifle.
- · All conditions on the lender's firearm certificate must be complied with.
Relevant Act(s): Section 16 (1) Firearms Amendment Act 1988
What are the deer shooting seasons in the UK?
Click here for shooting seasons
General Firearms Law
How do I contact my local Firearms Licensing Team?
Click here for a list of Police Forces (coming soon)
Unexpected possession of firearms
There may be cases in which people may find themselves unintentionally in possession of firearms. This may be when a family member dies, or when a previously unknown firearm is found in a new or inherited property. Firstly, do not panic. Do not touch or move the firearm (especially if it is of unknown age) because it could still be loaded. Ensure others cannot access the firearm and call your local firearms licensing team immediately. You can find the contact details here.
The police may:
- Advise you to transfer the firearms to your certificate (if you have one)
- Allow you to keep the firearm (if it does not need a certificate – see section below
- Arrange for the firearm to be destroyed or taken to a registered dealer.
Do I need a certificate for my antique firearm?
Certain antique firearms are exempted from the provisions of the Firearms Act and do not require to be held on a certificate provided they are kept as a curiosity or an ornament and are not intended to be used. Antique firearms include:
- All muzzle loading firearms, except those of modern manufacture.
- Breech loading firearms capable of discharging a rim fire cartridge other than 4mm, 5mm, .22inch or .23inch (or their metric equivalents), 6mm or 9mm.
- Breech loading firearms using ignition systems other than rim fire or centre fire (e.g. pin-fire and needle-fire).
- Breech loading centrefire arms originally chambered for one of a Schedule of obsolete calibres and retaining their original chambering
- Shotguns and punt guns chambered for the following: 32 bore, 24 bore, 14 bore, 10 bore (2 5/8" and 2 7/8" only) 8 bore, 4 bore, 3 bore, 2 bore, 1 1/8 bore, 1 ¼ bore and 1 ½ bore and vintage punt guns and shotguns with bores greater than 10.
If you intend to use a firearm, even if it falls within one of these categories, then it must be held on a shot gun or firearm certificate as appropriate.
The exemption does not apply to ammunition, and the possession of live ammunition suitable for use with an otherwise antique firearm may indicate that it is not possessed as a curiosity or an ornament.
Relevant Act(s): Section 58 (2) Firearms Amendment Act 1968
Links to useful resources:
"Firearms Law, Guidance to the Police 2002"


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Music is a Crime
Demetra Kotouza explores the origins and development of Rebetiko for Mute Magazine: "a kind of Greek, urban, subcultural music that developed around ports and urban centres in the end of the 19th and up to the first half of the 20th century, with the bouzouki as its main instrument. Today's rebetiko enthusiasts are fascinated not only with the way it combines oriental modes and rhythms with European harmonies, or by musicians' passion and virtuosic skill, but even more so by the defiant, hedonistic spirit of the culture it was born in."
Its a long, and times densely packed article, but fascinating because of the way it links music, not just to social issues but to the daily struggles of the poor, the exploited and the marginalised in Greek society. Footnotes for further reading, and links to websites featuring examples of Rebetiko.
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OS X Lion: Moving previous Time machine files failing again [Update] and again [Update2] but finally ok now
Posted by Michael on July 24, 2011
After 5 hrs preparing files for copying the process started and failed again with an error -50.
Cloning with CCC is impossible too.
This is a horror.
Made a image with disc utilities, a slow process … but finished after 3 hrs!
Moving the 180 GB file to a different HD took another 1.5 hrs
now trying to restore to a different drive …
Checking image meant waiting another 75 minutes – Restore failed with error "Not enough free space on target drive"
Trying a direct restore from drive to drive failed with identical error although source has 510 GB while target has 650 GB free space
Never before ran into such problems on moving files or complete contents of a hard drive.
Found some hints related to free space on a drive and drive fragmentation. The TimeMachine HD was > 21% fragmented, defragmentation took 8 hrs,
copy process another 3 hrs. So finally everything is ok now, only took more than 3 days to accomplish such a simple task.
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OS X Lion : 5th day and diving deeper …
Posted by Michael on July 24, 2011
The common user will have no problems with OS X Lion, but if you use it extensive and dive deeper into the system …
My system is a MacPro 2008 /w 32 GB RAM / NVIDIA 8800 GT, luckily without any app needing Rosetta, but
– Very annyoing: in more than 50% cases NO USB port is working after a restart (no keyboard, no mouse, only Trackpad !!), have to shut down, wait a second or two and start the machine again.
– Changing access rights does not work properly: on adding a user or changing "read only" to "read & write" often nothing happens
– Is this normal ? One time on changing access rights on a 600 GB HD the process was still running after 18 hrs and I had to cancel it
– Z-order of windows is not always correct (for example: drag&drop files in finder on a different directory: in SnowLeopard a new window was opened top most, in Lion it may hide behind other windows)
– Path bar in finder: add a new directory in finder, rename it, step into and finder path bar still shows "new directory" instead of the new name
– Copying my Time machine files (500 GB) from my Snow Leopard installation to a backup HD failed after > 6 hrs with an error -50 (Trying again today with changed access rights)
– Safari: clicking on a tab sometimes reloads the webpage before displaying
– sometimes going back a page in history, Safari shows an empty page
– Mission control: on Snow Leopard it was possible to move app windows in Spaces overview from one desktop to another but not possible with Mission control
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OS X Lion : Virtualization
Posted by Michael on July 22, 2011
Was not yet able to install OS X Lion in a vm with VMware Fusion or Parallels.
Upgrading a vm running Snow Leopard failed too.
Have still 2 working vm's running Snow Leopard.
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Ordering a 17″ MacBook Pro
Posted by Michael on July 22, 2011
For some years I rarely used a laptop. For a new project I had to revive my old windows laptop, but it is not powerful enough for my virtual machines.
So I am going to order a 17″ MacBook Pro with anti-glare screen everything else just basic configuration. Will later upgrade to 16 GB RAM and add a 256 GB SSD as system disk.
And am dreaming of one of these new 27″ Thunderbolt monitors and an external Thunderbolt RAID system.
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OS X Lion : 3rd day
Posted by Michael on July 22, 2011
I upgraded three other systems to OS X Lion with no problems. Great !!! Thinking about upgrading my Mac Mini to OS X Lion Server or the other Mac Pro.
Working more and more with trackpad, is real fun. My Logitech mouse works, but behaves little bit different with scrolling etc
Had lots of spaces before so I need some time to get used to mission control. But it is working like a charm with trackpad gestures.
Some minor things:
– download and open DMG files, finder window does not become top most window anymore, hides behind all other windows
– an app does not open a window after closing main one (for example: closed main window of Voodoopad and was unable to get an window opened on the actual doc, had to restart app)
– several times I got stuck on a webpage (for example: PayPal logged in, but did not move on to next page)
– display of Google maps goes wild with the mouse zooming in and out
– (subjective) in general some internet related stuff seems slower
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OS X Lion : The first days (Migrating eMails and other stuff …)
Posted by Michael on July 22, 2011
I started with a fresh installation and checked carefully which software to install. Luckily I found nearly all licenses. Only EyeTV I had to move manually with some tips from the internet.
Then the most important part : my eMails !
At the moment I use Apple Mail (private) and Thunderbird (business) . Moving Thunderbird was very annoying with errors like "Postbox is in use" or "Thunderbird is already running". I searched the internet but nothing helped. Finally found the solution myself: Created a new empty profile and copied all stuff from my old Thunderbird installation, voilà !
Second: Apple Mail. This helped, although I made a big mistake first moving mail folder inside the new mail folder and wondered why some stuff was missing. After deleting everything and moving mail folder to the correct location everything worked as before.
I didn't come across any problems with non-working applications yet. Have no problems with scrolling and love my trackpad. Just have to get used to all those gestures.
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Mac OS X Lion installation from USB Stick
Posted by Michael on July 20, 2011
Download from App Store was as fast as anytime. Made a installation USB Stick by restoring InstallESD.dmg from inside the installation package to an USB stick. Used it for installation on a disc-less Mac Mini, working perfect.
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Posted by Michael on May 19, 2011
Due to lots of trouble with ongoing projects I had / have no time to do further testing and post more about VMware 4.
But I will as soon as possible.
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VMware Fusion 4 (pre-Beta) More Screenshots
Posted by Michael on April 19, 2011
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Pat Fitzgerald paused for several seconds before answering the question: Has he tweaked any part of Northwestern's bowl preparation?
"Hmmm … no," he replied.
You might find that strange considering Northwestern has not won a bowl game since the invention of Super Glue, a streak of eight since the 1949 Rose.
But Fitzgerald has coached three of those games, and you can't argue that his Wildcats were unprepared.
In 2008, they took a Missouri team averaging 43.2 points to overtime in the Alamo Bowl. They came within a 44-yard field goal of winning the 2010 Outback Bowl over Auburn, which added Cam Newton the following season and won the national championship.
They started Evan Watkins at quarterback in the 2011 TicketCity against Texas Tech and lost 45-38. Watkins completed just 10 of 21 passes for 76 yards and hasn't seen the field since.
"If we had gotten got our (butts) blown out or didn't show up or were unfocused, I would think about tweaking it," Fitzgerald said Monday before his team left for the Meineke Car Care Bowl in Houston. "We have been on the short end, but it hasn't been because we haven't had a good plan."
Fitzgerald routinely huddles with other head coaches in the offseason. Sessions with TCU's Gary Patterson, Wake Forest's Jim Grobe, Iowa State's Paul Rhoads (CQ) and Northern Illinois' Dave Doeren have convinced him not to change course.
Fitzgerald is lusting for a victory over Texas A&M that would send NU's 25 seniors out right and kick, as he put it, the "63-year-old monkey off our back."
"It's our last hurdle in recruiting," he said, "the only negative left against our program. When Gary (Barnett) recruited me, there were a lot of things (other schools) used against us."
NU return man/tailback Venric Mark said he senses that Fitzgerald "really wants" the victory.
"He's even more energized at practice, running around and screaming," Mark said. "He is drilling us on technique.
"If a play breaks down, we are stopping and rewinding. Probably earlier in the season, we'd go past that and keep practicing fast. Now we're stopping and going back. He's making sure we pick up this blitz or make sure that linebacker sheds this block.
"As a whole, we want this win. It's critical."
Northwestern will practice Tuesday and Wednesday at Rice University. The Wildcats will take part in an Improv Night on Tuesday, participate in a Rodeo Bowl on Wednesday and visit a Children's Center on Thursday.
The game kicks off shortly after 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Thursday, 18 June 2009
Hail & Welcome!
Hello Mooties, Solstice is upon us!! There's a few confirmed bits n bobs taking place over the weekend and we thought it best to share:)
On Saturday at 2pm we have the Free and Open Gorsedd. At some point, usually at about sunset, we should also have the company of the King's Drummers which is not to be missed!
Then on Sunday we have the sunrise at 4.43am and sunset at 9.21pm. Also at 1 pm there is the Gorsedd of the Bards of Caer Abiri (they muster outside the outside the Stones restaurant from 12pm).
There's always lots lots more going on over the weekend including drumming, dancing and plenty of other circles and ceremonies.
I hope you all have an illuminating and fun Solstice
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A Taste Of Camarillo 2014
@ Adolpho Camarillo Ranch
Wine Auction Gala - Saturday, July 26thThe Meadowlark Service League put on another amazing auction gala and a fantastic wine & food festival in Camarillo this year. The gala at the Camarillo Ranch Red Barn started with a Champagne Reception, wine and appetizers, a silent auction, and live country/folk music by Horseplay. A live auction with auctioneers Tom & Sandy of 805 fame (the radio show, not the beer) followed after a gourmet dinner that featured Magnavino Cellars 2012 Butterfly Chardonnay and 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon.
|Mike & Chris Brown - Cantara Cellars & Barbara & Robert Wagner - Magnavino Cellars
Wine & Food Festival - Sunday, July 27thThe Meadowlark Service League's 27th Annual charitable Wine and Food Festival is said to be the longest running wine and food festival in Ventura County. In addition to the wines from vineyards throughout California and gourmet foods, there was live entertainment by "Britain's Finest" Beatles tribute band, a silent auction, and boutiques.
The theme was "The British are Coming!" with the Beatles tribute band, the Queen look-alike, Cooper Minis and streets renamed Abbey Road and Penny Lane. It's nice to have a new theme, but I think the basics—wine, beer and food—remained the same, and that's a good thing!
I saw the VIP Lark Lounge from the Beak & Barrel Beer Pub, which was more fun anyway, and I watched a few minutes of a demo by Chef Amy Tyrell in the Strawberry Fields Cooking Pavilion.
|Magnavino Cellars - The Official 2014 Wine Sponsor
- Artiste Winery
- August Ridge Vineyards
- B&E Vineyard
- Calcareous Vineyard
- Cantara Cellars
- Cass Winery
- Golden Star Vineyards & Winery
- Hidden Oak Winery
- Indigene Cellars
- J&J Cellars
- Kiamie Wine Cellars
- Laraneta Winery
- Magnavino Cellars
- Nobelle Wines
- Old Creek Ranch Winery
- Rancho Ventavo Cellars
- Rideau Vineyard
- Sextant Wines
- Strey Cellars
- Summerland Winery
- Sundowner Wines
- Sunland Vintage Winery
- Sunstone Winery
- Toucan Wines
- Via Vega Vineyard & Winery
- Vinemark Cellars
The gourmet food offerings were outstanding as well.
|Cafe Zack's Filet Mignon paired with Magnavino Cellars' Tuscan Romance.
Note: If you go to the Festival link on a smart phone you will likely see "The content owner has not made this video available on mobile. Add to playlist to watch it later on a PC." Apparently, Britain's Finest sound exactly like the Beatles. ;-) Sorry, but it is worth playing on a Mac or PC...
Were you at the Gala or Festival? Let me know what you thought of it ...
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Wow gold for sale with Patch 7.2 PTR Raid Testing on Feb 17
Press Release • Feb 17, 2017 01:47 EST
Two Tomb of Sargeras bosses will be tested tomorrow on test realms. Demonic Inquisition and Mistress Sassz'ine will be enabled for testing on Heroic difficulty. Ion said that after Friday's testing is over, they plan to open Tomb of Sargeras on Normal difficulty over the weekend with Goroth, Demonic Inquisition, Harjatan and Mistress Sassz'ine.
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This is the second testing of ToS bosses. Note that Tomb of Sargeras won't be going live immediately with the release of 7.2. The raid will come at a later date, similar to Nighthold.
On Friday, February 17, we will be conducting a raid test of two more Tomb of Sargeras Heroic bosses.
Remember that Heroic difficulty scales for any group size between 10 and 30 players, so feel free to assemble and bring a group of any size within that range.
After testing concludes on Friday, we plan to open Normal Tomb of Sargeras over the weekend, with Goroth, Demonic Inquisition, Harjatan, and Mistress Sassz'ine available.
As always, this testing schedule is very fluid and subject to the realities of a PTR environment. We might have to change the time of a testing session, change the bosses being tested, or cancel a test entirely, due to bugs, server hardware issues, etc. Keep an eye on this forum for the latest information, and thank you in advance for testing and providing feedback.
In Dalaran, Orgrimmar, or Stormwind, you may speak to Nexus-Lord Donjon Rade Sr. in order to teleport into the raid zone while it is open for testing. (The option to teleport into a zone will not be available when the zone is not open for testing.)
Whichever you prefer. We will be scaling players' effective level to 110 for raid testing, and their item level to an appropriate threshold for the encounter(s) being tested. For 7.2 raid testing, we'll be granting players all the new 7.2 artifact traits IFplayers have done the quest to reveal those new traits. Complete the Broken Shore intro experience in order to access this quest.
The primary purpose of testing is to give us the information we need to balance the encounters, evaluate how mechanics are playing out in practice, and identify bugs. Once we're satisfied that we've received that information for a given boss, we'll be shutting down testing. Usually this takes anywhere from 45 minutes to 2 hours, but there are no guarantees.
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Summer is coming to a close and the kids are gearing up for school again!
I have everyone set with new shoes and a few new outfits. We really could not go cray this year with 5 in school!
Naomi is quite nervous about going back, but she will be fine! She needs to come out of her shell!
Life in our new home is not taken for granted, we still love it here. We
got to try out a couple toys through buzz agent this summer, kids were
thrilled to say the least. I am not a person who likes to "waste" money
on toys (anymore) and so these were real treats. The kids are growing up
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Schofield's second-period winner leads Americans to 6-3 win over BulldogsNHL.com @NHLdotcom
ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Rick Schofield scored the winning goal and added an assist as the Rochester Americans beat the Hamilton Bulldogs 6-3 in American Hockey League action Monday afternoon.
Schofield's winner came at 1:47 of the second period, just 1:23 after Joey Tenute's goal erased a 3-0 Rochester lead.
Kevin Porter also had a goal and an assist for Rochester (21-15-3), while Kevin Sundher, Frederick Roy, Evan Rankin and Brian Flynn had the other goals. Mark Mancari added two assists.
Louis Leblanc and Zack Stortini also scored for the Bulldogs (13-21-6).
Rochester surged to a 2-0 lead before the game was a minute old. Sundher scored 13 seconds in, while Porter made it 2-0 at the 53-second mark of the first.
Roy put Rochester up 3-0 at 5:45 of the period before Leblanc got Hamilton on the board with a power-play goal at 8:15.
Stortini made it 3-2 at 16:25 of the first, then Tenute tied the game 24 seconds into the second period.
Hamilton's momentum was almost immediately killed by Schofield's goal, then Rankin scored at 8:42 of the second period and Flynn put the game away with a power-play goal in the third.
David Leggio made 21 saves for Rochester.
Robert Mayer stopped 28 shots for Hamilton.


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Eastern District of Torts - Injury Cases
Federal Employers Liability Cases, Dockets and Filings
Cases filed
Cases 1 - 5 of 5
Wilder v. United States of America
as 7:2015cv00074
Plaintiff: Lawrence Verline Wilder
Defendant: United States of America
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question: Tort Action
v. Riverside Technology, Inc.
as 4:2016cv00217
Defendant: Riverside Technology, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Labor: Review of Agency Action
Hernandez et al v. United States of America
as 7:2010cv00175
Plaintiff: A. Hernandez, Gilda Hernandez, T. Hernandez and others
Defendant: United States of America
Cause Of Action: Notice of Removal
as 4:2008cv00017
Cause Of Action: Federal Tort Claims Act
Weaver v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
as 2:2005cv00049
Cause Of Action: Jones Act
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The most obvious physical differences between a hen and a rooster are the larger, more pronounced comb and wattles on the rooster's head as well as the rooster's thicker legs and well-developed spurs. Hens have all these features, but they're much smaller and less developed than on a rooster.
The fleshy protrusion on top a chicken's head is called a comb. Chickens also have bare skin hanging from the sides of their chin called wattles. The comb and wattles on most chickens are red, though they vary in shade between individual animals and are usually a much deeper red in roosters. The comb and wattles on roosters are also much larger, with the comb standing taller on the head and the wattles hanging lower from the chin.
While roosters and hens may both have spurs, the spurs on hens are generally tiny or barely noticeable. Roosters have long, curved spurs on the insides of their thick legs. The spurs get larger as they age. Roosters use these spurs to defend their flock against predators and other roosters.
The feathers between the back and neck on roosters end in a point, whereas those feathers on a hen are rounded. Roosters also tend to be more brightly colored, with darker blue, green and black iridescent feathers.


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The 98th Bombardment Group Story (1951)
(Silent) Summary: Records of activities of 98th Bombardment GP, stationed at Yokota, Japan. Shows personnel going about routine duties on the base or flying B-29's on missions to Korea. Shows briefing, interrogations, bombings, interior aircraft shots of crews performing duties. 1) CS interior base theater showing briefing officers of the bombbardment group having breifing sessions. Officers conducting morning briefing sessions of the 98th Bomb Group arc: MaJ. William A. Martin, Capt. Patrick A. Quigley, Capt. Clyde M. Ellis, Ltd Col. Joseph R. Brytos. 2) PS B-29 taking off from Yokota AFB Japan -- several shots. 3) CS Crew of one of the B-29's that will follow in Air Sea rescue ship in case of ditching in Japones Sea. 4) CS Crow being briefed by aircraft commander Lonnie E. Vanhoy. (Crew members are: Maj. Rollin R. Savage, Capt. William R. Chandler, M/sgt Kenneth R. Porter, Sgt Charles G. Stouffer, S/sgt Lawson B. Sharp, Lt. Benard V. Cox Jr. S/sgt Robert V. Battey, Cpl. William E. Boshears. 5) Several shots of interrogation of crews of 98th Bomb Group after return from mission. Names of crew members are listed in aaption sheets. 6) Aerial Single F-80 flying across to right of camera ship. 7) Aerial Single B-29 in flight. 8) Aerial Formation three B-29's in flight. 9) ADS Bombs being followed to bound. 10) ADS Vapor trails left by three fighter aircraft flying off from camera ship. 12) Aerial Formation four B-29's in flight. 13) INT B-29 in flight showing pilot, co-pilot and bombardier in position. 14) AS taken from waist section looking out across the four M-16-15's flying formation. Slate: 98TH BOMB GROUP, 7 APR 51. MISSION TO SINUIJU. Personnel inside of the B-29 in flight. 1ST lt. John Collins. Reel 2: 1) CS coverage crew of B-29 being inspected prior to taking off mission. 2) CS Men after inspection checking parachutes and safety straps on chutes. 3) CS Navigator 1st. Lt. Smith. 4) CS Engineer. S/sgt Dally. 5) CS Pilot and co-pilot of plane. 6) CS Crew members, lst Lt. JLyons. Capt. Korstjens, 1st Lt. Edmonds. Several good shots of the men, interior of plane, showing men at their stations navigator plotting course, flight engineer checking flight engineer's panel. 7) CS Pilot at controls. 8) CS Co-pilot writing notes on mission. 9) CS Bombardier bending over bombsight. All scenes taken interior B-29 in flight. 10) Aerial Single B-29 in flight. 11) Aerial Single in flight, nose gear down. 12) ADS B-29 in flight. 13) ADS Target area. Several shots B-29 flying straggly formation, singles, and doubles, spread across the skies. 14). Aerial Formation, B-29's three's and two's 15) Aerial Single B-29 in flight. 16) Aerial Single B-29 in flight, bombbay doors open -- - plane drops bombs. 17) ACS Looking down B-29 in Flight. Several quick shots B-29 high altitude flight. 18) Aerial Single and doubles. 19) Int Naviagator compartment showing navigator at desk plotting course of ship. 20) INT Engineers' compartment showing engineer checking book and writing material down on record of flight. 21) CS Bombbardier bending over bombsights. 22) CS Pilot making adjustments on headphones. 23) CS Ground scenes, armorers placing guns in bottom turret in B-29. In bg are other B-29's parked in area, rows of bombs near each plane. Good coverage of armorers working over the complete ship, working on tail gun, top turret, belly turret. Planes of the 98th Bomb Group have a big letter "H" on the tail. 24) PS L to R, B-29 landing at airbase. Reel 3: 1) LS Up runway at B-29's taking off. Several shots, cameraman picks up B-29's just at moment of takeoff and carries thru with the planes till they are out of sight. Weather is hazy. 2) LS Across field showing airfield at Yokota AFB, Japan. 3) CS Crew of B-29 being inspected, standing in line in front of plane. Pilot checks over crew. Crew checks over personal gear. 4) CS Crew of B-29 pulling No. 1 prep thru. 5) LS Looking down runway at B-29 approach for landing and landing. Several good shots of entire crew sitting around table at mission briefing. Good shots of all the men. (For names of the men of the 98th Bomb Group attending the briefing and interrogation sessions, see the caption sheets.) Good (Orig Neg)
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text: Can you really get the same sound from an EUB? Does it feel anywhere near as nice? I got an upright for christmas and love it, the thing i dont love about it is transporting it anywhere! Are EUBs worth the cash, do they sound like the real thing or do they sound like electric fretlesses? I mean i would love to have all that sound in something so small that i could throw into a bag and grab a little powerful amp like GK or AI and go to a gig and have it sound like i was oplaying my upright. Is this just a dream? or can it be a reality with these funny lookin "popsicles"?? any and all help would be greatly appreciated, like i said i love the real thing, i'll never ditch that! i just want something portable too.... peace and love, steve( This is my first post in almost a year!)


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I just told my husband that I was talking to some people on here and he says to stay off the internet. He says that I could be talking to serial killers that I do not know who I'm talking to. He is a very private person and very strong in his beliefs. If I was to tell him that I gave in to the subutex he might go crazy. I'm shaking and scared and I just don't know what I'm going to do. So far, none of the doctors could help me. The one I'm seeing now is saying I'm on such a low dose and not to worry about it or ween slowly. I just can't do it. I wonder if there are people who killed themselves because they lost hope? There just is not enough good help out there and maybe this doctor Jeffrey in Fondulac Wi. may be able to help me but I'm not ready to go through that suffering again. I'm suffering now but I remember without the subutex how unbearable it was. It's indescribable. I'm going to watch his youtube videos again and go to his web page. All my husband does is blame me for not listening to him and listening to the doctor when he put me on this stuff. My husband does not believe in medicine. Yes, he was right but how was I to know? I was told it is not addicting and easy to come off of and that I could stay on it the rest of my life. I can not live like this for the rest of my life. Laura
Subutex - What to do when your husband does not understand?
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- 2 Jul 2011 by Larsy1966
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- 20 December 2011
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- suboxone, subutex, opiate dependence, opiate withdrawal, withdrawal, rehab, detox, opiate, narcotic
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Hiya Laura,
Dont be scared,we all understand and are here for you,alot dont believe in the internet or talking on it,but i found since coming on this site-it has helped me loads and also have met some lovely people,not everyone out there is bad,although i know your husband is prob just worried for you.
I'm sorry to hear the situation you are in,i understand how hard it is when a loved one does not understand or does not believe in meds and thinks if you just follow docs advice all would be well,but unfortunately for those of us it is not so black and white,it would be a hell ofa lot easier if it was but no chance!!
You dont need blame to add to your list of problems,it is hard enough for you to cope with wanting to come off this,your husband should understand this and he needs to,but i get it,there are some like your hubby who cant see past the"get on and over it"thing.
Dont think of killing yourself or even imagine that that is a way out coz it is not,are you attending therapy to assist with you wanting to come off?Maybe you hub could attend with you?So you can have a third person in the room to explain your feelings to him?I'm sorry i cannot be of more help,i do feel for you and i pray your husband will learn to cope better with things and help you get through this tough time!!
Wish you all the best,take care and stay strong!
hi laura, so saddend to hear yur anguish!! laura, ive been on subutex in the past, i didnt like it much, so i kept reducing, with some valium for anxiety/sleep, and thank God, i finally got off them. But now im on the fentanyl patches and they are even more addictive. As for yur hubby, my advice is, as hard as it may feel, you need to block out his negativity and focus on getting yurself better cos its YOU thats going through this experience, and its YOU thats having to put up with Good n Bad days/times. when he asks you why yur a lil withdrawn, be honest and tell him how you feel,again&again&again... Until he can at least Accept the process yur going through to heal yurself. good luck and dont hesitate to chat when you need to.
Hi Laura - just keep in mind that all you have to handle right now is - now. You don't need to focus on the future or what might happen - just focus on now. And tomorrow can worry about itself. There is always hope sweetie - always. Sounds like it might be a good idea to have someone to talk to - a doctor, therapist, minister, someone both you and your husband respect. It might help you now to get some of this off of you and to help your husband be able to see a little grey in the black and white thinking. But for now, just someone you can talk to for a bit. You go ahead and do what you need to do - stay on the Subutex if that is what is right for you. You are the only expert there is on YOU so no one can possibly know what is right for you except yourself. Hang in there! Come back and let us know how you are doing ok?
Larsy, this is a safe site. The people here are about you. I want you to hang on and listen to these people. Go to Pattihans site and read her profile, also friend her and tell her I sent you there. She is really good with this and can help you, she has been there. Please keep in touch and good thoughts, will keep you in my prayers.
Larsy, first of all I believe it is your right to choose your friends. Whether they be internet or your doctor or neighbor. This is your choice, Do not let your husband make your decidions for you.This is a great site for the problem you are having. I do not personally have this problem, but there are plenty of others that do & can help you by advice & just someone to vent to. I don't think your husband is a doctor so he is not qualified to make answers for you. Please find a doctor you trust & stay with the site. God Bless...
well said mary!!! Von
Hi Larsay1966,
I just saw this post and was amazed at how much your story was lik my own! I read that you stated something about Fond du lac WI and i too am in northern WI. I added you as a friend so I could ask you a private question regarding Doctors, clinics etc.
Thanks and feel free to respond to me anytime... Sorrya (Ann)
Your Husband sounds like a complete DOUCHE BAG!! maybe you should ask yourself if anyone ever killed their douchebag husband in your state of mind not themselves. You do seem to be on a lot of different medications... all those toxic substances running through you at once cannot be healthy?? I was at 2mg for 8 months when I jumped off and I felt crappy for 2 weeks but nothing compared to heroin/morphine withdrawal and after 3 weeks I felt great. You should divorce your husband if he doesnt remember the part that said for better or WORSE. ;-) GOOD LUCK!!!
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