The Stars where bright last night as I looked up into the darkness of the night without a moon and looked for you. I know you were there watching as you have done since you left us, I am so sorry that I get angry lately because you are not here… I miss you so much and there are no words strong enough that will express it. This one is for you buddy… this Journey has always been dedicated to you, but today, this day, tougher and harder than others, well, I so much wish you were here. My flesh and blood… how can this be?
The storm has passed you know, but the ripples remain. 30 years today, you are 30 years old today. But I will not get to hug you, mess up your hair, sing for you, watch you eat your favorite cake, tease you… how can there be joy when only tears roll down this face unable to smile today. There is a lump in my throat, I cannot swallow my emotions, the questions have still been left behind unanswered and the wall has only grown taller and higher, I cannot even see the other side anymore as much as I try.
I have taken a beautiful path lately Lance, I know it because I write about it and the pictures are here to prove it. You tell me so. You wanted me to… "it's all good" were your last words… but as my own thoughts keep slamming on this unfinished and rough cement bottom, I sometimes just don't know anymore, my despair becomes overwhelming and the more time passes by as I am left standing here all alone, the more I miss your presence and the aura radiated by you just being.
Fair, unfair, unjust… who knows anymore as I truly don't. I am only left numb to endure the injustice which made you so much suffer specially on your last days. What faith turned this beautiful young man that you are into the pictures that I want to forget and not remember you as such? I want to scream out loud, bring you back, and at the same time I bow under the weight of this life that has added this giant black hole I feel sinking in deeper and deeper.
My Journey is my savior, my site is my sound board, comments and e mails of strangers and friends extending kindly their own emotions toward us are my portals to the world, to the bit of Sunshine that tries to warm me up daily. Mother Nature is the only stage I know how to walk on anymore. How lucky can I be that she has embraced me so tightly to make some of my days more tolerable than others.
Spirit has become my faithful companion, taking care of each other, beat up and almost stripped from his own soul himself not too long ago from much abuse, we both stand together trying to cope with it all the best we can. He is all I have… I am all he has… we are alike and so often lean on each other for the support needed to keep us going.
Where did it all go wrong when it was so right? Why did my boy did not even see the hope of his first 30 years? And still, with twice the years on my shoulders here I stand… I received a comment a few days ago expressing that it seems through my writing that "I feel content…". The "space" labeled "outdoor" is content to feel and experience what you see in pictures, but seems to have a missing partition with another "space" where Lance's images are bursting colorless with only shades of grey searching for a light. Sometimes the blending is just too much to handle and I patiently wait for the tumultuous waves to subside and regain composure as I try to confront them with my head high and proud… as he would have wanted me to.
I cannot give up… could I? Too easy that way… right? The seasons will go on, as I will as long as I am allowed. The leaves with turn brown and gold, they will drop to reappear yearly as this Birthday will, as the Anniversary of his departure will, I can only hope that I am planted strongly enough to not get uprooted some day by too much emotions.
At the same time, I know too well that I am not the only one wearing this coat of emotions. I thought I was for a long time… but the reality was not so as it seems that every family has suffered such a loss… I cannot be the bad example and quit in my tracks… my thoughts are also with you all that are on this path… and I thank you all that have always send me some words of support throughout this past year. They have meant a lot to me, they are each that bridge toward the island of spiritual comfort, I hope that some day we will meet and the words will turn into hugs.
Happy Birthday Lance with the wish that those green eyes are full of the new Life you have embraced. I miss you… I miss you so much.
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Happy Birthday ….Ara …..its yours too. Watch the sun rise and set. Peace to you both.
I join you in loss today, as it is also my father's birthday, may he rest in peace – he didn't live to be much older than Lance was, yet I was old enough to know him. Thanks for the lovely thoughts and pictures.
An amazingly poetic and touching tribute. Thank you for your words. Beautiful.
I wanted to write some words of support and encouragement, but find that I am at a loss after reading of your pain. I am ususally not at a loss as I am a seasoned psychotherapist, but I find myself searching my own pain if I ever loss my son, my only child. If I could offer anything, it is to remember him with all the love that you possess, cherish the time you did have with him (not the loss) and keep yourself in the present, keep some sort of tangible item with you all the time so that you carry his love with you. I keep a laminated photo of my son and grandson on the RV's dashboard so that I always feel they are with me and I am never alone. I sense you must talk with your son, as I know that I would. Hopefully in time your sadness will be replaced by only pleasant memories of the time you had together. I'll be thinking about you. It's good to know that people in the world think of others.
I don't have the good comeback line to ease your pain, Ara, but you're not alone in your suffering. I lost my closest brother a few years ago, and though its not the same as your only son, the burden is lifelong. Be well and pet Spirit.
Happy Birthday Lance. My thoughts are with you and Spirit tonight Ara.
Ara: I can only repeat the words written by Gene S. – as I go through your thoughts & pictures of Lance, my mind brings up a picture of my daughter & I ponder how I would feel at the loss of my only child – I know I would be devastated…as you clearly have been…there are no answers why things like this happen…you have taken your loss & turned it into a personal memorial to Lance…every day, every picture, every blog, every encounter with new and old friends becomes part of the legacy between you & Lance…we are fortunate that you share so much with us…I know it has made me make certain to maintain close contact with my parents, siblings, and particularly my daughter! Take care & hope to see you soon, Ben.
I would like to see a detailed write up on you BMW and hack. Explanning what you carry and why. Thanks.
He's a lucky man to be so missed.
I didn't know you lost a son until today. I didn't even know about your blog until only a few days ago. I am so deeply touched by your writing and what you feel. I can only imagine the pain but I do know something of suffering and do understand the deep profound pull nature has on us and how we pull on each other too. I am terribly sorry for the loss you suffer. I don't know the history, the back story or any of it, but find myself in tears now because I can really feel what you portray in these pictures and in your writing. It's beautiful and tragic…a powerful combination.
I hope to someday go to these places you've been…when I get there I will think about you and your loved ones.
This is my first visit to your site (24Nov07) and must convey that Thanksgiving Day was fantastic. I can only briefly, and in a small way relate to your loss – by the loss of my younger brother (1981) @ 26 yrs, and my Mom (2000) @ 70 yrs. I feel as I've gained a new friend and I'm richer for the experience. Rob Wooster.


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London boroughs of Camden and Islington: public health transformation six years on
The London boroughs of Camden and Islington have shared a joint Director of Public Health (DPH) and a single public health team since the transfer from the NHS to local government. Team members are employed by Islington but work equally as officers of both councils. Both boroughs are inner London councils with broadly similar population profiles, levels of health inequalities and size of public health grant. Camden has a population of around 240,000 and Islington around 230,000. Both boroughs have a strong sense of community and a distinct borough identity.
Most health and wellbeing work is borough-facing and each borough has a health and Wellbeing Board (HWB) and a joint health and wellbeing strategy (JHWS). However, the shared public health function affords the opportunity to align work across the two councils where this makes sense, and the boroughs share good practice and learn from each other.
Partnerships and priorities
A strong focus on tackling inequalities, and on prevention and early intervention is shared across both councils, not just in public health but across each council's broader agenda and as the 'leader of place' in each borough. Within the context of these shared values, the boroughs have slightly different HWB priorities:
ensuring every child has the best start in life
preventing and managing long term conditions to enhance both the length and quality of life and reduce health inequalities
improving mental health and wellbeing.
healthy weight, healthy lives
reducing alcohol-related harm
resilient families
the first 1,001 days
ensuring good mental health for all.
Islington and Camden are part of North London Partners sustainability transformation partnership (STP) which covers the five boroughs of Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington and their NHS partners.
The five boroughs collaborate with each other and their wider system partners to take forward the prevention workstream of the STP, as well as seeking to embed a focus on prevention and earlier intervention across all STP work programmes. The framework for prevention to date includes: creating healthy environments; developing a workforce for prevention; and supporting healthy choices. The five boroughs have resourced some programme capacity for joint work on prevention.
Both boroughs are also part of collaborations to tackle city-wide public health priorities at a London level. The Joint DPH for Camden and Islington is currently Chair of the Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) London. Key developments and achievements in recent years include:
the London-wide HIV prevention programme and London Sexual Health Transformation Programme
improvement work focused on tackling childhood obesity, including peer reviews, master classes and 19 London boroughs signing up to the Local Government Declaration on Sugar Reduction
the development of a London Smoking Cessation Transformation Programme.
The greatest challenge is the overall funding situation, for Public health specifically and for the wider councils more generally. Public health continually endeavours to ensure it is making the best use of resources by working collaboratively across the two boroughs, and beyond, where this makes sense in order to commission and transform services. It also seeks to attract alternative funding, such as academic grants.
Additional resources would enable key public health approaches and interventions to be delivered systematically and at the scale necessary to impact on population outcomes.
Another key challenge working in a shared service, and in the wider STP context, is the volume and complexity of the partnership landscape and the time and resources required to maintain vital relationships across the system.
Lead councillor's perspective – Camden
Improving health and tackling health inequalities runs through everything we do. For example, poor mental health and problems with drugs and alcohol cannot be addressed in isolation – proper housing is vital. If people don't have somewhere to live it is practically impossible to help them to tackle their problems – any interventions are likely to be money wasted. Good health starts from an early age and the council needs to take every opportunity to help families make healthier choices, as in our Best Start work.
Austerity has resulted in major cuts to the prevention budget and has had a significant impact on our ability to help people to improve their health and wellbeing. We will continue to do as much as we can, but real funding is needed to make a difference to people facing problems of deprivation, particularly in light of developments in Camden that will impact on health, like HS2.
Maintaining a ring-fence on public health funding is important – without this there is a danger that vital specialist services, like stop smoking, could be lost.
Councillor Patricia Callahan
Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Tackling Health Inequality and Promoting Independence
Camden Council
Lead councillor's perspective – Islington
Public Health is now an integral part of the council and there is a widespread understanding that health and wellbeing are related to every part of its work. Islington has made a great deal of progress and has done so in a way which makes best use of resources. An example of this is the reformed drug and alcohol service which has managed to make efficiencies while providing a better integrated service.
There is huge potential for doing more to promote health and wellbeing. For example, Islington has a large number of community centres which could be further involved as a focus for engaging with local communities and building on assets. There are also opportunities to join up more with leisure services and to embed prevention in the locality-based health and care teams that are being established.
The rate of our progress will depend on future funding. We have laid good foundations by carrying out internal efficiencies and renewing all our contracts to make efficiencies and also, in many instances, creating a better service, but now there is little wriggle room to save more money without serious impact on services.
Cllr Janet Burgess MBE
Executive Member for Health and Social Care and Deputy Leader
Islington Council
Tackling illicit tobacco
In Camden and Islington, Trading Standards work in partnership with Environmental Health, HMRC, Police, Licensing, Education and Public Health, both locally and across North and East London local authorities. The purpose of this joint work is to raise public awareness and change attitudes about illegal tobacco, increase reporting and deliver effective enforcement of illegal tobacco sales. Camden and Islington Smokefree Alliance was formed in 2014 to drive the joint tobacco control strategy 'Smokefree Camden and Islington 2016-21'. Examples of recent outcomes include:
In Camden, inspections of business premises led to the seizure of illicit products including 58,000 cigarettes, 22kg of rolling tobacco,16.5kg of shisha tobacco and 50kg of oral tobacco and snuff.
In Islington, 53 test purchase attempts for illicit tobacco led to two sales and two small seizures of illicit products. This resulted in two formal written warnings and a requirement to attend a licensing officer panel, where additional conditions were added to alcohol licences.
Alcohol licensing in Islington
In Islington, analysis by public health of the distribution of licensed premises, alcohol-related ambulance callouts and alcohol-related crime identified correlations between these factors in particular areas and at certain times. This led to the establishment of cumulative impact zones within the council's licensing policy, which require new licence applicants to demonstrate they will not add to alcohol-related harm, and a borough framework to control sales at times when harm is most prevalent. Public health has also created a 'licensing premises tool' to screen new applications and licence reviews in areas of higher alcohol-related harm and submits a representation to the Licensing Committee when it has concerns.
Spatial planning in Camden
Camden's Local Plan was refreshed and adopted in 2017, with public health working closely with planning colleagues on its development. This resulted in a strengthened requirement for developers to undertake health impact assessments at an earlier stage and a stronger focus on health promoting environments. This has led to recent major developments in Camden featuring greater connectivity and design features to encourage active travel, outdoor toilets as part of Camden's Community Toilet Scheme, and increased provision of outdoor space, community gardens and play areas. Public health has also contributed to a review of all the Council's supplementary planning documents to ensure that a HIAP approach is embedded.
Islington's 60 betting shops and four adult gaming centres are geographically concentrated in areas of greatest deprivation in the borough. Public health has calculated a local gambling risk index, based on Geofutures, to help inform local planning decisions. Public health contributes to the Local Plan and the 'Location and Concentration of Uses' supplementary planning document which is intended to resist clustering of unhealthy premises. A new betting shop application has been refused due to its proposed location being near sensitive users (substance misuse service clients) and to an existing cluster of seven betting shops.
School superzones
As part of a programme of city-wide prevention work being progressed under London's Health and Care Devolution Memorandum of Understanding, Camden and Islington are working with the North London Commissioning Support Unit (CSU) on a project to use data and geographical analysis (GIS) to better understand the wider environmental determinants of health and health inequalities to inform place-based action. The school superzones pilot is looking at features of the local environment within 400 metres walking distance from schools, in terms of food, advertising, alcohol, smoking, gambling and vehicle emissions, and working with local communities to then explore and use locally available levers to tackle these.
Working with communities
Both boroughs undertake resident engagement and insight work with communities and neighbourhoods, seeking to work with local people to better understand needs and assets and to co-produce solutions to improve health and reduce inequality.
For example, in Camden the St Pancras and Somers Town Partnership was formed to bring residents and a broad range of stakeholders together to identify the barriers to eating healthily and being active. Insights from this work are being used to drive collaborative action. One issue to emerge was poor availability of affordable healthy produce. Subsequently, a local organisation was supported through the Camden Can Innovation Fund to set up 'the people's fruit and veg stall'. This provides fresh, affordable fruit and veg for the local population, accepts healthy start vouchers, and has links to wider work on health improvement through the School Health Champions programme. Further plans for the stall include a travelling fruit and veg stall campaign across all primary schools in the ward. A project evaluation will be completed in October 2019.
Health scrutiny driving a "health in all polices" approach
Camden undertook extensive resident and stakeholder engagement to help develop a new vision for the borough – Camden 2025. The vision is that Camden becomes 'a better borough – a place where everyone has a chance to succeed and where nobody gets left behind'. This community strategy is a call to action for a new way of working in which the council and communities develop solutions together to tackle long-standing community challenges.
Camden's Health and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee used the scrutiny process to consider how the council could embed a HIAP approach for one of these key community challenges – social isolation. It found many examples of existing activities that were supporting individuals and communities to be more connected, such as green space volunteering projects and caretakers proactively engaging with isolated residents. It also identified new opportunities, including the use of social value to drive a greater focus on social isolation through procurement and contracts.
Behaviour change services
Most behaviour change services are commissioned across the two boroughs, providing residents with greater choice of where to access support. The services are commissioned as separate contracts, but a provider alliance forum has been established to bring the providers together to identify opportunities for joint work. Both boroughs have developed One You portals, based on the national Public Health England (PHE) One You model. One You Camden and One You Islington both provide comprehensive information and access to support and services for local residents.
Breathe stop smoking service
A new stop smoking offer, 'Breathe – it's about living' was launched by Camden and Islington in 2017 following an intensive process of co-design with local stakeholders and residents. It aims to reach groups who have traditionally not used stop smoking services and help tackle smoking-related inequalities. The service is organised in three tiers dependent on the levels of support people require to help them quit. This ranges from online or app-based information or support, through to specialist advisors based in community or health settings, to more intensive support for people with complex needs, such as those with respiratory disease or mental health problems.
In the first year of activity, in Camden 1,208 people set a quit date and 54 percent (650 people) had stopped smoking at four weeks. In Islington, 1,460 people set a quit date and 51 percent (744 people) had stopped smoking at four weeks.
An important part of the Breathe stop smoking service model is to work with the local voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector to recruit and train local people to become stop smoking practitioners. So far 12 people have been trained to become specialist advisors. The advisors offer tier 2 support, targeting smokers in the most deprived communities in each borough and some BME populations. Advisors receive ongoing support and supervision from experienced stop smoking practitioners. The target is for these VCSE practitioners to achieve 50 four-week quitters within six months of operation.
Better Lives drug and alcohol service in Islington
In developing its new integrated drug and alcohol service, Better Lives drug and alcohol service in Islington carried out extensive engagement, involving service users as experts by experience. Feedback highlighted that treatment options were only one part of ensuring that people have the tools to achieve and maintain their recovery. Support with housing, employment and establishing positive social networks were regarded as essential elements in a comprehensive package of support. A new service specification was co-produced with the local substance misuse user forum, shaped around a holistic model and simplifying routes into and through the service for both users and referrers.
The new service, which was launched in April 2018, is provided by a local NHS provider in partnership with VCSE organisations. Interventions range from residential detoxification and rehabilitation to self-help groups, aftercare services, specialist women's groups, debt and housing advice, and support for families to tackle familial patterns of abuse.
Since its launch, there has been a significant increase in the number of new service users entering treatment compared to the same period in the previous year:
42 per cent increase in the number of opiate users accessing treatment
78 per cent increase in the number accessing treatment for alcohol.
The number of families supported for drug and alcohol needs has also increased – from 39 families in the first quarter of 201/18 to 59 in the same period in 2018/19.
Children and young people 0-19
Both boroughs have put significant focus on developing integrated 0-5 early years services with the aim of providing support which is family-centred, community-based and oriented towards the social determinants of health and wellbeing as well as clinical and developmental needs.
Health visitors are co-located in children's centres with other early years services, such as family support, parenting programmes and employment support, as part of each borough's integrated offer – Sure Start (Camden) and Bright Start (Islington). Health visitors are managed by locality managers as part of integrated teams, while professional supervision remains in NHS clinical structures.
School nursing services have also developed in recent years to work more closely with the wider health offer in schools and provide significant input into areas such as mental health, emotional resilience and obesity. Local school nursing services operate a successful Healthy Living Practitioner service providing one-to-one support to children who are overweight/very overweight from a nutritionist attached to school nursing teams. The two boroughs are also piloting an Enhanced Healthy Living Practitioner Service for very overweight children with complex needs and their families.
Both boroughs also offer universal, group-based activities and programmes for children and families focused on healthy eating, cooking and increasing physical activity.
When National Childhood Measurement Programme results are sent out to families, both councils are trialling a new approach in which trained volunteers and staff are based at the school gate in a selection of schools to answer parents' questions, provide advice, and signpost or refer to support.
Integrating health and care – analytics and intelligence
Public health has a leading role in the implementation of a population health management system in North Central London which will enable the use of 'real time' data to improve population and individual health and wellbeing outcomes. This is intended to deliver a step change in shifting towards more proactive management of health and wellbeing and more efficient use of data and system resources. The next step is to develop and test the new system in one or two neighbourhood level health and care integrated networks (CHINS) with a population of approximately 50,000 people and use the learning to roll the model out across North London.
Public health is also working with North London partners, the London School of Economics and University College London (UCL) to develop an innovative, predictive model for people at risk of needing adult social care services so that prevention and early intervention efforts can be better targeted.
Islington Council is working with Islington CCG, North East London CSU and UCL in a project funded by the Health Foundation's Advancing Applied Analytics programme. This project will link council and health data to better understand the social determinants of health for households in the borough by creating and analysing a one-off linked dataset and producing analysis and intelligence to inform future planning and locality working.
Driving transformation and fundamental changes to services is hard and takes time to engage all partners. A focus on outcomes and on listening to and working with residents helps with the navigation of some of these challenges, and the end result can bring many benefits.
The fundamental alignment of public health with the core values and approaches of each council, namely a focus on tackling inequality, and prevention and early intervention, has enabled public health to embed itself and demonstrate its value in both councils. Recognition and support for public health continues to develop and grow.
When working to engage with partners, success often comes when we find a 'sweet-spot' of added value which meets everyone's priorities and ambitions.
Julie Billett
Joint Director of Public Health,
Camden and Islington Councils
Email: Julie.billett@islington.gov.uk
One You: Camden
One You: Islington
Better Lives
ADPH London network
Camden Plan and Camden 2025
More case studies about Public health
Leicester City Council – involving local residents
Bristol – 20mph speed limits in areas of high health inequalities
Reducing harm from cold weather – local government's new public health role


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New Project Runway tonight, yes? We're buried under three million feet of snow here in Madison. Is spring on its way?
Ok. It's 72 degrees here and totally insane.
I don't even know what to say about last night's PR. There was just too much hilarity, and I can't even imagine how the producers thought up that challenge. I think it was indeed time for Ricky to go, though. What was up with crying the entire season, but no weeping when he got eliminated?
72 degrees?!?!?! Ben's school is closed again today. There's snow everywhere! Puppy can barely make it out the door.
I thought Jillian's was kinda cool, but that was one nutty challenge. No surprise that Chris won the costume challenge.
According to Jimmy, the sun prarie groundhog, I think spring is supposed to come early this year, but i'll believe it when i see it. thank god, and a second mortgage, for our garage.
that was a weird challenge. i was not weeping about ricky leaving, either.
I did not like the PR challenge, though it played out a little better than I expected. Heard about your snow — Robert wishes he was there with Gracie. Welcome back!
I was not sad to see Ricky go either. I've had enough of the crying. Rami's outfit was not so good though. His wrestler was sort of weird looking though in my opinion so that didn't help his cause.
I think it's safe to say that no one was sad to see Ricky go. I also noticed that he didn't cry when he got kicked off. Clearly he made a breakthrough. What I want to know is, what was up with that awful netted hat he wore? Ugh. In NO WORLD is that fashionable.
As for Rami, he is the only one in the world who would find a way to drape a bikini top. No doubt he's talented but I'm a little tired of the word "draping" coming out of his mouth. Very excited for next week.
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Rosanne Cash Strikes Back After Daughter Is Reportedly Accosted for Wearing a Mask
Tricia Despres Updated: May 27, 2020
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As the world continues to grapple with what the new normal looks like during an ongoing pandemic, Rosanne Cash is grappling with why someone could call her daughter a disgusting name, simply because she was wearing a mask.
Via Twitter on Tuesday (May 26), the elder Cash recounted a disturbing encounter she says her daughter went through while she was grocery shopping recently in Nashville, where she lives.
"My daughter lives in Nashville & wore her mask to buy groceries," the Grammy winner says. "Guy yells at her: 'Liberal p---y!'" Cash did not say which daughter this happened to — she has four in total.
"Back story (sic): she nearly died of H1N1. She was in the ICU for a week, on a ventilator for 3 days. She CANNOT get covid. The ignorance & hatred is so painful. She's trying to survive," Cash explains.
The daughter of Johnny Cash says she, too, was scolded during a recent outing to her front steps, where she met with visitors to celebrate her birthday on Sunday (May 24). This unnamed stranger was seemingly kinder with their words, however.
"We took our masks off and they sat on the bottom of the stoop and we sat on the top and had wine and cake," Cash says on Instagram about her gathering with a few friends. "We haven't seen many people outside of Zoom so it was really fun. We still got reprimanded by a passerby for not wearing masks while visiting."
Currently, the CDC suggests that people use cloth face coverings while outside of their homes, which is said to help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) from one person to another. And while the mere act of wearing masks — or not — has become a growing political issue, Cash and many others are finding out firsthand how much life has changed since the pandemic forced a shutdown in states across America in March.
"In the past few days I've begun to think about the future, my work, touring, what it means, what I will lose, and what I will gain," Rosanne Cash says in a personal essay published in the Atlantic on Wednesday (May 27). "Touring is a high-risk business for disease transmission. Airports, airplanes, hotels, restaurants, backstage catering, dressing rooms, stage crews, drivers, meet and greets, equipment — every single moment and surface is risky."
Cash has no upcoming live dates on her calendar.
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MARIPOSA (AP) — California firefighters worked in worsening heat Monday to contain a forest fire outside Yosemite National Park while colleagues mourned one of their own who was killed in a bulldozer accident on the fire line.
The Ferguson Fire had scorched nearly 53 square miles (137 square kilometers) of timber and brush in the Sierra Nevada west of Yosemite and was just 13 percent contained on its 11th day.
More than 3,000 firefighters worked in difficult terrain, with little or no access to roads, while a fleet of aircraft assisted.
Meanwhile, colleagues gathered in the Central Valley city of Modesto to mourn 36-year-old Braden Varney, a heavy equipment operator for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection whose bulldozer rolled over into a ravine July 14.
Bagpipes sounded and speakers told of his personal and professional life. He was said to have been able to operate anything that moved on tracks or wheels by the time he was in middle school. The dangerous mission to recover his body as the fire raged was also recounted.
Weather conditions were worsening, meanwhile, as a heatwave grew in much of California under high pressure over the West.
The National Weather Service warned of the potential for illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke Tuesday through Thursday as temperatures headed toward daytime highs in triple digits with little relief at night.
An excessive-heat warning went into effect Monday through Thursday for almost all of Southern California. Heat advisories were to go into effect Tuesday up the Central Coast and through the Central Valley into Oregon
The operator of California's electrical grid called for statewide voluntary conservation of power due to the high temperatures reduced electricity imports, tight natural gas supplies in the Southern California area and the high wildfire risk.
The California Independent System Operator said the so-called Flex-Alert would go into effect from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. The measure is aimed at conserving power in the hours when air conditioners are typically at peak use.
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The third biggest apparel retail market in the world, Japan has witnessed a huge decline in its apparel retail sales in department stores during 2020. The sales have fallen 40 per cent in the first half of 2020 as compared to the same period of 2019.
According to the recent data released by Japan Department Stores Association (JDSA), the decline has been noted both in the first quarter (January-March) of 2020 as well as in the COVID-19 hit quarter April-June. A monthly surge can be seen from mid-May onwards, as the coronavirus state of emergency was lifted in stages in the entire country from 14 May 2020 before being fully ended on 25 May 2020.
As a result, the growth in June '20 over May '20 was overwhelming, which signals a significant number of shoppers (if not big) have come out to purchase apparels post-pandemic. The yearly decline shows lingering fears of infections in the country amongst majority of fashion shoppers.
Since schools also opened from the beginning of June '20, the sales of kidswear can be seen rebounding, but is still far from reaching the levels of previous year. Cumulatively, in the January-June '20 period, the overall sales (including all three categories) feel drastically down from the same period of 2019.
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Is This The Calm Before The Shattered Grid Storm? – Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #22
by James Ferguson
Zordon has returned and it couldn't have happened at a better time. The Power Rangers are struggling to deal with Finster's sleeper monsters, hiding throughout the world disguised as regular humans. Help has come in the form of Grace Sterling and her company, Promethea which intends to make the world a better place. This creates some tension between Zordon and the Rangers as they are starting to disagree about philosophies and what they should be doing with their powers.
This makes for a very interesting dynamic. Zordon has always been the floating head of knowledge and guidance for the Power Rangers. He gave them their powers and tells them what to do. He's rarely questioned. In his absence, the Rangers have found a new guiding force, one that has allowed them to help more people and do more for the world instead of just stopping a monster here and there. Zordon feels the Rangers' roles are to protect and defend only which seems very narrow-minded, especially given everything they're capable of.
Artist Jonas Scharf contrasts the two parties very well. Zordon is shown as his usual emotionless, disembodied head. Meanwhile, the Power Rangers are below, looking up with concern, and perhaps for the first time, doubt. They've seen the good they can do in the world if given the opportunity so how could their leader tell them not to do that? Plus, they're still mad because he didn't tell them about the previous Power Rangers team, half of which died on their very first mission.
Scharf has the unenviable job of drawing an emotional discussion between a few Power Rangers while they're in costume. He handles the scene with Zordon well as none of them are wearing helmets, but that's not the case when they're working at Promethea. Instead, Scharf puts an added emphasis on body language which gets the point across. Kimberly looks a little unsteady as she's figuring out her feelings. Tommy tries to distract himself, but is unable to look away from the Pink Ranger as she's just in the next room.
My favorite segment is a toss-up between two very intriguing ones. The first is a conversation between Saba and Finster as the former tries to negotiate with the latter to reveal his creations that are hidden around the world. It's a chilling tale, reminiscent of Silence of the Lambs with the stark setting of the pocket dimension. Finster stands in a clear cube surrounded by darkness and he's completely in control. This raises him further in the ranks of notable villains with how cold and calculating he is about his work.
The second conversation that really sticks out is between Jason and Grace. Since Zordon disappeared, Jason has tried to shoulder the responsibility of the team which proved to be very trying for the young man. He's questioning what his role is and how he can do the most good, but he's terrified of letting everyone down or worse, getting them killed. Grace gives him the guidance he needs as she has been in a similar position. She's failed and has bounced back, using that failure as fuel to build Promethea.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #22 is a series of incredibly well-written conversations. Each one pushes the characters forward, developing them as they figure out who they are. Writer Kyle Higgins does a tremendous job here, keeping the dialogue clean and to the point. More importantly, it's always interesting. There's not a boring spot in the bunch. I didn't realize until the comic was over that there wasn't a battle of any kind. No Zords are used. The only monster we see is sleeping. And yet, this is a great issue. With the Shattered Grid event looming in the distance, this feels like the calm before the storm.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #22 is currently available at your local comic shop and digitally through ComiXology and Amazon Kindle.
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How To Use "Thank U, Next" In A Joke
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Ariana Grande's new song "Thank U, Next" has rightfully taken over Spotify and Twitter's collective brain. You can't scroll very far without seeing someone meme the lines "one taught me love / one taught me patience / one taught me pain" and the title itself, "Thank U, Next," has also taken on its own use in pop culture. However, it's incorrect.
Before I explain further, let's take a closer look at the lyrics.
"I've loved and I've lost / But that's not what I see / So, look what I got / Look what you taught me / And for that, I say, / Thank U, Next."
A song about exes has the potential to be catty and spiteful, but what makes Grande's so special, and the reason it has had such popularity, is its measured and ultimately positive look at her failed relationships. In fact, she probably wouldn't use the word "failed," because she is better for them. Now she's ready to move on. Aka: Thank U, Next.
"Thank U, Next" doesn't actually have the same meaning Twitter would like it to. It's not "Bye, Felicia." It's a not a dismissal of someone you don't like, especially if it's someone you've never liked. For instance, many people were saying "Thank U, Next" to Republican candidates who were getting ousted by their Democratic opponents during Tuesday night's midterm elections. Did these republican candidates once hold an important place in your heart, but now you're ready for something new? Did they teach you something valuable and for that you thank them? Are any of them Big Sean? No!
"Thank U, Next" is reserved for a different type of relationship. For instance, my personal "Thank U, Next" is J.K. Rowling, whose books I loved and continue to love, but who I wish would stop adding things to them after the fact. She does not serve me anymore. Thank U, Next!
Or maybe, after a long and winding road, you've decided to go gluten-free. You enjoyed your time with bread, but you realize it's better in the long run if you see less of each other. Thank U, Next!
Or the TV show Broad City! I love Broad City, but it's gone on a little too long, and the announcement that this will be the show's last season could not be more welcome. Thank U, I'm excited to see what Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer do Next!
So please, say Thank U, Next to the way you've been using Thank U, Next. You've learned and you're better for it!
— Ariana Grande (@ArianaGrande) November 4, 2018
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A Baby and a Child Dedication Ceremony is a spiritual celebration by which parents consecrate their child to the Lord. Parents understand that their child is God's gift to them and in gratitude to the Lord they seek to celebrate the life and blessings of the Lord. You choose the venue, day and time for the Baby and Child Dedication and we organize the rest.
We will prepare a fully personalized detailed ceremony and email it to you for your evaluation. The ceremony will include: Bible verses, music, welcoming of the family and friends, prayers, promises, the participation of all members (parents, godparents, grandparents, etc.), the presentation of the baby's first Bible, the water sprinkling ritual and the gifting of the "Baby Dedicated to God" Certificate.
As reverends, we will be dressed properly - in clerical clothes, a tuxedo or a black suit. If you request that we wear civilian clothes, we will do so. We will arrive 45 minutes prior to the ceremony and depart 30 minutes after completion.
Celebrate your child's life and dedicate him/her to God with a wonderful and spiritual ceremony!


On 5 February 2018, Italy presented its Position Statement on FP9 and a Vision Document in support of the Position Statement on FP9. Italy firmly believes that transnational research supported by the FP financial resources, involving multiple Member States (and Associated Countries) across the whole of Europe and beyond, is instrumental for the achievement of a fully functional ERA. Therefore, Italy expects that the ERA priorities will be distinctly echoed in the formulation of the next FP.
researchers, with a special emphasis on first stage researchers and women researchers, should be at the core of the FP much more than has been the case in H2020, as they are the main effectors of socio-economic growth.
An exaggerated shift toward a finance-driven approach ("loans instead of grants") would fatally displace the criteria and actors for decisions about R&I funding in other hands with respect to those of researchers (in the private and public sectors) and research (public and private) performing organisations, and in other places, which might have little to do with research quality and societal impact. Italy could not support such a shift.
The Joint Programming Process (JPP) has been and remains crucial for providing an operational, concrete meaning to the concept of European Added Value and for progressively streamlining National and European research, with the aim of reducing fragmentation and eliminating unnecessary duplications.
The basic, 3-pillars architecture (and its content), introduced with H2020, should not be altered.
The full potential of all the MS and of all their regions should be exploited. Therefore, Italy would strongly favour a boost of the 'widening participation and spreading excellence' concept in the next FP.


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Daphne Clare de Courcy Hunter1,2
Daphne Clare de Courcy Hunter is the daughter of Archibald Anthony de Courcy Hunter and Rachel Mirabel Steel Scott.3,2 She married Edward John Mann, son of Major Francis George Mann and Margaret Hildegarde Clark, in 1986.1 She married Sir Edward Bernard Greenwell, 4th Bt., son of Sir Peter McClintock Greenwell, 3rd Bt. and Jean Henrietta Rose Haig-Thomas, circa 2015.4
Daphne Clare de Courcy Hunter usually went by her middle name of Clare.2 From 1986, her married name became Mann. From circa 2015, her married name became Greenwell.4
Children of Daphne Clare de Courcy Hunter and Edward John Mann
Alexander Mann4
Francis William Mann3 b. 1989
Georgia Mann3 b. 1991
[S1122] Peerage News, online http://peeragenews.blogspot.co.nz/. Hereinafter cited as Peerage News.
Francis William Mann1,2
Francis William Mann was born in 1989.1 He is the son of Edward John Mann and Daphne Clare de Courcy Hunter.3
Georgia Mann1
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Georgia Mann was born in 1991.1 She is the daughter of Edward John Mann and Daphne Clare de Courcy Hunter.2
Sarah Marguerite Mann1
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Sarah Marguerite Mann was born on 12 January 1960.1 She is the daughter of Major Francis George Mann and Margaret Hildegarde Clark.2 She married Hugh John Grootenhuis, son of Professor Peter Grootenhuis, in 1989.1
From 1989, her married name became Grootenhuis. She lived in 2003 at 31 Brooks Green, London, EnglandG.1
Professor Peter Grootenhuis1
Professor Peter Grootenhuis was appointed Fellow, Royal Academy of Engineering (F.Eng.)1 He was appointed Fellow, Institution of Mechanical Engineers (F.I.Mech.E.)1
Child of Professor Peter Grootenhuis
Hugh John Grootenhuis2
Hugh John Grootenhuis is the son of Professor Peter Grootenhuis.2 He married Sarah Marguerite Mann, daughter of Major Francis George Mann and Margaret Hildegarde Clark, in 1989.1
Reverend John Frederick Bourke1
M, #509557, b. 16 November 1843, d. 23 January 1873
Reverend John Frederick Bourke was born on 16 November 1843.1 He was the son of Reverend John Bourke and Louisa Maria Potts.1 He died on 23 January 1873 at age 29, without issue.1
He graduated from Jesus College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, EnglandG, with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)1 He was the Curate at Corfe Castle, Dorset, EnglandG.1
Colonel John Graham Brockbank1
Colonel John Graham Brockbank gained the rank of Colonel in the Royal Tank Regiment.1 He lived at The Manor House, Steeple Langford, Wiltshire, England.1 He was appointed Commander, Order of the British Empire (C.B.E.)1 He was awarded the Distinguished Service Order (D.S.O.)1
Children of Colonel John Graham Brockbank
Ann Marguerite Brockbank+2 b. c 1920, d. 28 Jul 2009
Maj.-Gen. John Myles Brockbank+3 b. 19 Sep 1921, d. 21 Aug 2006
Ann Marguerite Brockbank1
F, #509559, b. circa 1920, d. 28 July 2009
Ann Marguerite Brockbank was born circa 1920.2 She was the daughter of Colonel John Graham Brockbank.3 She married Major John Pelham Mann, son of Francis Thomas Mann and Enid Agnes Tilney, on 3 October 1942.1 She and Major John Pelham Mann were divorced in 1974.1 She died on 28 July 2009.2
From 3 October 1942, her married name became Mann.
Children of Ann Marguerite Brockbank and Major John Pelham Mann
Celia Marguerite Mann+3 b. 21 Sep 1943
James John Francis Mann+3 b. 4 Apr 1946
Charles Edward Lionel Mann+3 b. 24 Jan 1948
James John Francis Mann1
M, #509560, b. 4 April 1946
James John Francis Mann was born on 4 April 1946.1 He is the son of Major John Pelham Mann and Ann Marguerite Brockbank.2 He married Effie Sarah Anne Hepple, daughter of Norman Hepple, in 1976.1 He and Effie Sarah Anne Hepple were divorced in 1994.1
He was educated at Eton College, Windsor, Berkshire, England.1 He lived in 2003 at Bricklayers Farm, West Woodhay, Berkshire, England.1
Children of James John Francis Mann and Effie Sarah Anne Hepple
Rachel Poppy Jillian Mann2 b. 1977
Thomas James Mann+2 b. 1979
Frederick John Mann2 b. 1986


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Introduced in House Passed House Introduced in Senate Passed Senate Became Law
Handguns; limitation on purchases, penalty.
Prohibits any person who is not a licensed firearms dealer from purchasing more than one handgun in a 30-day period and makes such an offense a Class 1 misdemeanor. The bill exempts from this provision (i) persons who have been issued a certificate by the Department of State Police under certain circumstances and with an enhanced background check, (ii) law-enforcement agencies and officers, (iii) state and local correctional facilities, (iv) licensed private security companies, (v) persons whose handgun has been stolen or irretrievably lost or who are trading in a handgun, and (vi) purchases of antique firearms.
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HOUSE BILL NO. 812
AMENDMENT IN THE NATURE OF A SUBSTITUTE
(Proposed by the House Committee on Public Safety
on January 24, 2020)
(Patron Prior to Substitute--Delegate Ward [HB1502])
A BILL to amend and reenact � 18.2-308.2:2 of the Code of
Virginia, relating to purchase of handguns; limitation on handgun purchases;
1. That � 18.2-308.2:2 of the Code of Virginia is amended and
� 18.2-308.2:2. Criminal history record information check
required for the transfer of certain firearms.
A. Any person purchasing from a dealer a firearm as herein
defined shall consent in writing, on a form to be provided by the Department of
State Police, to have the dealer obtain criminal history record information.
Such form shall include only the written consent; the name, birth date, gender,
race, citizenship, and social security number and/or any other identification
number; the number of firearms by category intended to be sold, rented, traded,
or transferred; and answers by the applicant to the following questions: (i)
has the applicant been convicted of a felony offense or found guilty or
adjudicated delinquent as a juvenile 14 years of age or older at the time of
the offense of a delinquent act that would be a felony if committed by an
adult; (ii) is the applicant subject to a court order restraining the applicant
from harassing, stalking, or threatening the applicants child or intimate
partner, or a child of such partner, or is the applicant subject to a
protective order; and (iii) has the applicant ever been acquitted by reason of
insanity and prohibited from purchasing, possessing or transporting a firearm
pursuant to � 18.2-308.1:1 or any substantially similar law of any other
jurisdiction, been adjudicated legally incompetent, mentally incapacitated or
adjudicated an incapacitated person and prohibited from purchasing a firearm
jurisdiction, or been involuntarily admitted to an inpatient facility or
involuntarily ordered to outpatient mental health treatment and prohibited from
purchasing a firearm pursuant to � 18.2-308.1:3 or any substantially similar
law of any other jurisdiction.
B. 1. No dealer shall sell, rent, trade or transfer from his
inventory any such firearm to any other person who is a resident of Virginia
until he has (i) obtained written consent and the other information on the
consent form specified in subsection A, and provided the Department of State Police
with the name, birth date, gender, race, citizenship, and social security
and/or any other identification number and the number of firearms by category
intended to be sold, rented, traded or transferred and (ii) requested criminal
history record information by a telephone call to or other communication
authorized by the State Police and is authorized by subdivision 2 to complete
the sale or other such transfer. To establish personal identification and
residence in Virginia for purposes of this section, a dealer must require any
prospective purchaser to present one photo-identification form issued by a
governmental agency of the Commonwealth or by the United States Department of
Defense that demonstrates that the prospective purchaser resides in Virginia.
For the purposes of this section and establishment of residency for firearm
purchase, residency of a member of the armed forces shall include both the
state in which the members permanent duty post is located and any nearby state
in which the member resides and from which he commutes to the permanent duty
post. A member of the armed forces whose photo identification issued by the
Department of Defense does not have a Virginia address may establish his
Virginia residency with such photo identification and either permanent orders
assigning the purchaser to a duty post, including the Pentagon, in Virginia or
the purchasers Leave and Earnings Statement. When the photo identification
presented to a dealer by the prospective purchaser is a drivers license or
other photo identification issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles, and such
identification form contains a date of issue, the dealer shall not, except for
a renewed drivers license or other photo identification issued by the
Department of Motor Vehicles, sell or otherwise transfer a firearm to the
prospective purchaser until 30 days after the date of issue of an original or
duplicate drivers license unless the prospective purchaser also presents a
copy of his Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles drivers record showing that
the original date of issue of the drivers license was more than 30 days prior
to the attempted purchase.
In addition, no dealer shall sell, rent, trade, or transfer
from his inventory any assault firearm to any person who is not a citizen of
the United States or who is not a person lawfully admitted for permanent
Upon receipt of the request for a criminal history record
information check, the State Police shall (a) review its criminal history
record information to determine if the buyer or transferee is prohibited from
possessing or transporting a firearm by state or federal law, (b) inform the
dealer if its record indicates that the buyer or transferee is so prohibited,
and (c) provide the dealer with a unique reference number for that inquiry.
2. The State Police shall provide its response to the
requesting dealer during the dealers request, or by return call without delay.
If the criminal history record information check indicates the prospective
purchaser or transferee has a disqualifying criminal record or has been
acquitted by reason of insanity and committed to the custody of the
Commissioner of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, the State Police
shall have until the end of the dealers next business day to advise the dealer
if its records indicate the buyer or transferee is prohibited from possessing
or transporting a firearm by state or federal law. If not so advised by the end
of the dealers next business day, a dealer who has fulfilled the requirements
of subdivision 1 may immediately complete the sale or transfer and shall not be
deemed in violation of this section with respect to such sale or transfer. In
case of electronic failure or other circumstances beyond the control of the
State Police, the dealer shall be advised immediately of the reason for such
delay and be given an estimate of the length of such delay. After such
notification, the State Police shall, as soon as possible but in no event later
than the end of the dealers next business day, inform the requesting dealer if
its records indicate the buyer or transferee is prohibited from possessing or
transporting a firearm by state or federal law. A dealer who fulfills the
requirements of subdivision 1 and is told by the State Police that a response
will not be available by the end of the dealers next business day may
immediately complete the sale or transfer and shall not be deemed in violation
of this section with respect to such sale or transfer.
3. Except as required by subsection D of � 9.1-132, the State
Police shall not maintain records longer than 30 days, except for multiple
handgun transactions for which records shall be maintained for 12 months, from
any dealers request for a criminal history record information check pertaining
to a buyer or transferee who is not found to be prohibited from possessing and
transporting a firearm under state or federal law. However, the log on requests
made may be maintained for a period of 12 months, and such log shall consist of
the name of the purchaser, the dealer identification number, the unique
approval number and the transaction date.
4. On the last day of the week following the sale or transfer
of any firearm, the dealer shall mail or deliver the written consent form
required by subsection A to the Department of State Police. The State Police
shall immediately initiate a search of all available criminal history record
information to determine if the purchaser is prohibited from possessing or
transporting a firearm under state or federal law. If the search discloses
information indicating that the buyer or transferee is so prohibited from
possessing or transporting a firearm, the State Police shall inform the chief
law-enforcement officer in the jurisdiction where the sale or transfer occurred
and the dealer without delay.
5. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this section,
rifles and shotguns may be purchased by persons who are citizens of the United
States or persons lawfully admitted for permanent residence but residents of
other states under the terms of subsections A and B upon furnishing the dealer
with one photo-identification form issued by a governmental agency of the
persons state of residence and one other form of identification determined to
be acceptable by the Department of Criminal Justice Services.
6. For the purposes of this subsection, the phrase
"dealers next business day" shall not include December 25.
C. No dealer shall sell, rent, trade or transfer from his
inventory any firearm, except when the transaction involves a rifle or a
shotgun and can be accomplished pursuant to the provisions of subdivision B 5
to any person who is not a resident of Virginia unless he has first obtained
from the Department of State Police a report indicating that a search of all
available criminal history record information has not disclosed that the person
is prohibited from possessing or transporting a firearm under state or federal
law. The dealer shall obtain the required report by mailing or delivering the
written consent form required under subsection A to the State Police within 24
hours of its execution. If the dealer has complied with the provisions of this
subsection and has not received the required report from the State Police
within 10 days from the date the written consent form was mailed to the
Department of State Police, he shall not be deemed in violation of this section
for thereafter completing the sale or transfer.
D. Nothing herein shall prevent a resident of the
Commonwealth, at his option, from buying, renting or receiving a firearm from a
dealer in Virginia by obtaining a criminal history record information check
through the dealer as provided in subsection C.
E. If any buyer or transferee is denied the right to purchase
a firearm under this section, he may exercise his right of access to and review
and correction of criminal history record information under � 9.1-132 or
institute a civil action as provided in � 9.1-135, provided any such action is
initiated within 30 days of such denial.
F. Any dealer who willfully and intentionally requests,
obtains, or seeks to obtain criminal history record information under false
pretenses, or who willfully and intentionally disseminates or seeks to
disseminate criminal history record information except as authorized in this
section shall be guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor.
G. For purposes of this section:
"Actual buyer" means a person who executes the
consent form required in subsection B or C, or other such firearm transaction
records as may be required by federal law.
"Antique firearm" means:
1. Any firearm (including any firearm with a matchlock,
flintlock, percussion cap, or similar type of ignition system) manufactured in
or before 1898;
2. Any replica of any firearm described in subdivision 1 of
this definition if such replica (i) is not designed or redesigned for using
rimfire or conventional centerfire fixed ammunition or (ii) uses rimfire or
conventional centerfire fixed ammunition that is no longer manufactured in the
United States and that is not readily available in the ordinary channels of
commercial trade;
3. Any muzzle-loading rifle, muzzle-loading shotgun, or
muzzle-loading pistol that is designed to use black powder, or a black powder
substitute, and that cannot use fixed ammunition. For purposes of this subdivision,
the term "antique firearm" shall not include any weapon that
incorporates a firearm frame or receiver, any firearm that is converted into a
muzzle-loading weapon, or any muzzle-loading weapon that can be readily
converted to fire fixed ammunition by replacing the barrel, bolt, breech-block,
or any combination thereof; or
4. Any curio or relic as defined in this subsection.
"Assault firearm" means any semi-automatic
center-fire rifle or pistol which expels single or multiple projectiles by
action of an explosion of a combustible material and is equipped at the time of
the offense with a magazine which will hold more than 20 rounds of ammunition
or designed by the manufacturer to accommodate a silencer or equipped with a
folding stock.
"Curios or relics" means firearms that are of
special interest to collectors by reason of some quality other than is
associated with firearms intended for sporting use or as offensive or defensive
weapons. To be recognized as curios or relics, firearms must fall within one of
the following categories:
1. Firearms that were manufactured at least 50 years prior to
the current date, which use rimfire or conventional centerfire fixed ammunition
that is no longer manufactured in the United States and that is not readily
available in the ordinary channels of commercial trade, but not including
replicas thereof;
2. Firearms that are certified by the curator of a municipal,
state, or federal museum that exhibits firearms to be curios or relics of
museum interest; and
3. Any other firearms that derive a substantial part of their
monetary value from the fact that they are novel, rare, bizarre, or because of
their association with some historical figure, period, or event. Proof of
qualification of a particular firearm under this category may be established by
evidence of present value and evidence that like firearms are not available
except as collectors items, or that the value of like firearms available in
ordinary commercial channels is substantially less.
"Dealer" means any person licensed as a dealer
pursuant to 18 U.S.C. � 921 et seq.
"Firearm" means any handgun, shotgun, or rifle that
will or is designed to or may readily be converted to expel single or multiple
projectiles by action of an explosion of a combustible material.
"Handgun" means any pistol or revolver or other
firearm originally designed, made and intended to fire single or multiple
projectiles by means of an explosion of a combustible material from one or more
barrels when held in one hand.
"Lawfully admitted for permanent residence" means
the status of having been lawfully accorded the privilege of residing
permanently in the United States as an immigrant in accordance with the
immigration laws, such status not having changed.
H. The Department of Criminal Justice Services shall
promulgate regulations to ensure the identity, confidentiality and security of
all records and data provided by the Department of State Police pursuant to
this section.
I. The provisions of this section shall not apply to (i)
transactions between persons who are licensed as firearms importers or
collectors, manufacturers or dealers pursuant to 18 U.S.C. � 921 et seq.; (ii)
purchases by or sales to any law-enforcement officer or agent of the United
States, the Commonwealth or any local government, or any campus police officer
appointed under Article 3 (� 23.1-809 et seq.) of Chapter 8 of Title 23.1; or
(iii) antique firearms, curios or relics.
J. The provisions of this section shall not apply to restrict
purchase, trade or transfer of firearms by a resident of Virginia when the
resident of Virginia makes such purchase, trade or transfer in another state,
in which case the laws and regulations of that state and the United States
governing the purchase, trade or transfer of firearms shall apply. A National
Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) check shall be performed prior
to such purchase, trade or transfer of firearms.
J1. All licensed firearms dealers shall collect a fee of $2
for every transaction for which a criminal history record information check is
required pursuant to this section, except that a fee of $5 shall be collected
for every transaction involving an out-of-state resident. Such fee shall be
transmitted to the Department of State Police by the last day of the month following
the sale for deposit in a special fund for use by the State Police to offset
the cost of conducting criminal history record information checks under the
provisions of this section.
K. Any person willfully and intentionally making a materially
false statement on the consent form required in subsection B or C or on such
firearm transaction records as may be required by federal law, shall be guilty
of a Class 5 felony.
L. Except as provided in � 18.2-308.2:1, any dealer who
willfully and intentionally sells, rents, trades or transfers a firearm in
violation of this section shall be guilty of a Class 6 felony.
L1. Any person who attempts to solicit, persuade, encourage,
or entice any dealer to transfer or otherwise convey a firearm other than to
the actual buyer, as well as any other person who willfully and intentionally
aids or abets such person, shall be guilty of a Class 6 felony. This subsection
shall not apply to a federal law-enforcement officer or a law-enforcement
officer as defined in � 9.1-101, in the performance of his official duties, or
other person under his direct supervision.
M. Any person who purchases a firearm with the intent to (i)
resell or otherwise provide such firearm to any person who he knows or has
reason to believe is ineligible to purchase or otherwise receive from a dealer
a firearm for whatever reason or (ii) transport such firearm out of the
Commonwealth to be resold or otherwise provided to another person who the
transferor knows is ineligible to purchase or otherwise receive a firearm,
shall be guilty of a Class 4 felony and sentenced to a mandatory minimum term
of imprisonment of one year. However, if the violation of this subsection
involves such a transfer of more than one firearm, the person shall be
sentenced to a mandatory minimum term of imprisonment of five years. The
prohibitions of this subsection shall not apply to the purchase of a firearm by
a person for the lawful use, possession, or transport thereof, pursuant to �
18.2-308.7, by his child, grandchild, or individual for whom he is the legal
guardian if such child, grandchild, or individual is ineligible, solely because
of his age, to purchase a firearm.
N. Any person who is ineligible to purchase or otherwise
receive or possess a firearm in the Commonwealth who solicits, employs or
assists any person in violating subsection M shall be guilty of a Class 4
felony and shall be sentenced to a mandatory minimum term of imprisonment of
five years.
O. Any mandatory minimum sentence imposed under this section
shall be served consecutively with any other sentence.
P. All drivers licenses issued on or after July 1, 1994,
shall carry a letter designation indicating whether the drivers license is an
original, duplicate or renewed drivers license.
Q. Prior to selling, renting, trading, or transferring any
firearm owned by the dealer but not in his inventory to any other person, a
dealer may require such other person to consent to have the dealer obtain
criminal history record information to determine if such other person is prohibited
from possessing or transporting a firearm by state or federal law. The
Department of State Police shall establish policies and procedures in
accordance with 28 C.F.R. � 25.6 to permit such determinations to be made by
the Department of State Police, and the processes established for making such
determinations shall conform to the provisions of this section.
R. Except as provided in subdivisions 1 and 2, it shall be
unlawful for any person who is not a licensed firearms dealer to purchase more
than one handgun within any 30-day period. For the purposes of this subsection,
"purchase" does not include the exchange or replacement of a handgun
by a seller for a handgun purchased from such seller by the same person seeking
the exchange or replacement within the 30-day period immediately preceding the
date of exchange or replacement. A violation of this subsection is punishable
as a Class 1 misdemeanor.
1. Purchases in excess of one handgun within a 30-day
period may be made upon completion of an enhanced background check, as
described in this subdivision, by special application to the Department of
State Police listing the number and type of handguns to be purchased and
transferred for lawful business or personal use, in a collector series, for
collections, as a bulk purchase from estate sales, and for similar purposes.
Such application shall be signed under oath by the applicant on forms provided
by the Department of State Police, shall state the purpose for the purchase
above the limit, and shall require satisfactory proof of residency and
identity. Such application shall be in addition to the firearms sales report
required by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
The Superintendent of State Police shall promulgate regulations, pursuant to
the Administrative Process Act (� 2.2-4000 et seq.), for the implementation of
an application process for purchases of handguns above the limit.
Upon being satisfied that these requirements have been met,
the Department of State Police shall immediately issue to the applicant a
nontransferable certificate, which shall be valid for seven days from the date
of issue. The certificate shall be surrendered to the dealer by the prospective
purchaser prior to the consummation of such sale and shall be kept on file at
the dealers place of business for inspection as provided in � 54.1-4201 for a
period of not less than two years. Upon request of any local law-enforcement
agency, and pursuant to its regulations, the Department of State Police may
certify such local law-enforcement agency to serve as its agent to receive
applications and, upon authorization by the Department of State Police, issue
certificates immediately pursuant to this subdivision. Applications and
certificates issued under this subdivision shall be maintained as records as
provided in subdivision B 3. The Department of State Police shall make
available to local law-enforcement agencies all records concerning certificates
issued pursuant to this subdivision and all records provided for in subdivision
2. The provisions of this subsection shall not apply to:
a. A law-enforcement agency;
b. An agency duly authorized to perform law-enforcement
duties;
c. A state or local correctional facility;
d. A private security company licensed to do business
within the Commonwealth;
e. The purchase of antique firearms;
f. A person whose handgun is stolen or irretrievably lost
who deems it essential that such handgun be replaced immediately. Such person
may purchase another handgun, even if the person has previously purchased a
handgun within a 30-day period, provided that (i) the person provides the
firearms dealer with a copy of the official police report or a summary thereof,
on forms provided by the Department of State Police, from the law-enforcement
agency that took the report of the lost or stolen handgun; (ii) the official
police report or summary thereof contains the name and address of the handgun
owner, a description of the handgun, the location of the loss or theft, the
date of the loss or theft, and the date the loss or theft was reported to the
law-enforcement agency; and (iii) the date of the loss or theft as reflected on
the official police report or summary thereof is within 30 days of the persons
attempt to replace the handgun. The firearms dealer shall attach a copy of the
official police report or summary thereof to the original copy of the Virginia
firearms transaction report completed for the transaction and retain it for the
period prescribed by the Department of State Police;
g. A person who trades in a handgun at the same time he
makes a handgun purchase and as a part of the same transaction, provided that
no more than one transaction of this nature is completed per day; or
h. A law-enforcement officer as defined in � 9.1-101.
2. That the provisions of this act may result in a net
increase in periods of imprisonment or commitment. Pursuant to � 30-19.1:4 of
the Code of Virginia, the estimated amount of the necessary appropriation is $0
for periods of imprisonment in state adult correctional facilities and cannot
be determined for periods of commitment to the custody of the Department of
Juvenile Justice.
Sponsors and Cosponsors
Jeion A. Ward D-Richmond Sponsor
Mark H. Levine D-Richmond Cosponsor
Eileen Filler-Corn D-Richmond Cosponsor
Betsy B. Carr D-Richmond Cosponsor
01/30/2020 House House: VOTE: Passage (53-Y 47-N)
01/24/2020 House House: Committee substitute printed 20106618D-H1
01/24/2020 House House: Reported from Public Safety with substitute (13-Y 9-N)
01/24/2020 House House: Incorporates HB1502 (Ward)
01/07/2020 House House: Referred to Committee on Public Safety
01/07/2020 House House: Prefiled and ordered printed; offered 01/08/20 20103354D
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Prohibits any person who is not a licensed firearms dealer from purchasing more than one handgun in a 30-day period and makes such an offense a Class 1 misdemeanor. The bill exempts from this provision (i) persons who have been issued a certificate by the Department of State Police under certain circumstances and with an enhanced background check, (ii) law-enforcement agencies and officers, (iii) state and local correctional facilities, (iv) licensed private security companies, (v)
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No dealer shall sell, rent, trade or transfer from his inventory any such firearm to any other person who is a resident of Virginia until he has (i) obtained written consent and the other information on the consent form specified in subsection A, and provided the Department of State Police with the name, birth date, gender, race, citizenship, and social security and/or any other identification number and the number of firearms by category intended to be sold, rented, traded or
Any person purchasing from a dealer a firearm as herein defined shall consent in writing, on a form to be provided by the Department of State Police, to have the dealer obtain criminal history record information
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Roy Efton Wayman, 83-year-old longtime Vinita resident, went to be with his Lord on Thursday, April 4, 2019. He was born on October 7, 1935 in the Estella area of Craig County, to Juanita Fern (Lay) and Melvin Henry Wayman. Efton grew up in Jet, Oklahoma. After graduating high school, Efton attended college at Northwestern in Alva. Efton and Rosetta Marie Parsons were married on February 2, 1957 at Bunker Hill church west of Vinita. He worked for Northeast Rural Electric Cooperative for 38 years retiring in 1995. Efton worked in many capacities for the Co-op including, billing clerk, dispatch and head cashier. He was an avid quail and pheasant hunter, fisherman, spending a lot of good times on REC's dock, fishing on Grand Lake. Efton also was a little league coach for many years in the Vinita Little League. He was a member of the New Life Church of Vinita, in his earlier years Efton had served as a Sunday School Teacher for the 3rd,4th, and 5th grades at Trinity Baptist Church in Vinita. After his retirement Efton enjoyed, working with his tractor, helping neighbors and friends when he could. Most of all he loved spending time with his kids, grandkids, great-grandkids and great-great-grandkids.
He was preceded in death by his parents, a brother Kenneth Wayman and a sister Melva Babcock.
The family includes; his wife, Rosetta Marie of the home; children, Monica Waymire and husband Mike of Vinita, Randy Wayman and wife Cindy of Vinita, Doug Wayman and wife Debbie of Broken Arrow; eleven grandchildren, twenty-two great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 6-8 PM on Sunday, April 7, 2019 at the Burckhalter-Highsmith Funeral Home.
Friends may give to the Vinita Backpack Program in Efton's Memory.
The celebration of life will be held Monday, April 8, 2019 at 10:00 AM at the New Life Church south of Vinita, Pastor Kevin Baker will officiate. Interment will follow at the Fairview Cemetery in Vinita. Online condolences may be made at www.highsmithfh.com or on our Facebook page. Arrangements are by the Burckhalter-Highsmith Funeral and Cremation Service of Vinita.
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