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7/3/2009
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| Limitations on scanner reception frequencies, including image frequencies,
(no cellular), permitted infrared surveillance of homes that are not
otherwise under surveillance, forbiddence of entry into your own home while
the police obtain a search warrant (lest you dispose of any evidence),
virtual if not absolute bans on firearm ownership, gun shows, private gun
dealers, etc., sanctions against the Boy Scouts for unusual adherence to moral
principles, the FBIs Carnivore monitoring of e-mail, (probably newsgroups
too, hello FBI), the elimination of private property rights, the prohibition
of occupancy from federal lands (parks) by homo sapiens, the massacre of
children at Waco, Randy Weaver, untold number of innocent people wielding
cellular phones and wallets killed by multiple punctures from 9mm or 40 cal
police weapons, the spotted owl and some dumb ass salamander versus the
American Farmer, and much much more. |
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TOKYO--This is where it all ends up, everything from bowling balls
and crooked dentures to purses, cell phones and umbrellas. Welcome to
the Tokyo Metropolitan Lost and Found, a veritable monument to the
misplaced, the abandoned, the rejected.
Drop something in a public restroom or in a subway corridor in
Tokyo and theres a good chance youll get it back, here in one of the
most honest nations on Earth, even if you dont necessarily want it.
And like so much else in Japan, the lost-and-found system is
traditional, very well organized and rigorously maintained.
Although this nondescript building doesnt get much natural light,
the 34 people who run the institution can read the seasons as easily as
experienced gardeners. Shorter days and colder winds bring skis and
snowboards over the transom. Warmer weather sprouts surfboards and
swimsuits. March--when most Japanese students graduate--brings stacks
of diplomas, while June yields wedding gifts. And any time of year, a
good . |
| I sell waterproof cases for; cellular phones, cameras, pagers, wallets,
GPS units, VHF/UHF radios, and camcorders(available in Jan 97). The
protective cases are 100% waterproof to 15 feet/65 feet available in
May 15. If you are interested in purchasing one please email me at the
above address. Protection from snow, wind and rain. |
| Wallets, newspapers, cellular phones, books, briefcases, grocery bags
and small pieces of paper very often go whizzing by held up in one
hand over the head and supported by a 45-degree-angle elbow in
Thailand. Its almost always a woman holding the object and the most
amazing part is that with her vision partially obscured, she still
manages to cross the street without getting plowed over. It is like a
magic system of radar or something. The reason for all of this? Sun
phobia. The object being held up is to block their face, even if it is
just a tiny part of it, from the evils of tanning. |
| The trade off is not favorable. Often have I heard of officers looking for
a specific vehicle traveling through the state as a wanted individual and
in one instance I did come across that vehicle in my travels. I was able to
contact 911 with my cellular phone to notify police of the sighting.
Scanners can and do help local officials by their users providing
information that can assist their pursuits. |
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