"I have been around black bears all of my life and find that while there may be the occasional rogue, 99% of them are reasonably peaceful, docile, quiet animals. Black bears are timid and reclusive. They infrequently impact humans.

Bears that become dependent on human food sources, such as garbage or homeowner handouts, become very uppity when this largesse is withdrawn.

First and foremost when bear visits ares suspected and damaged is observed, is to cut off absolutely all sources of food while simultaneously and vigorously discouraging the bear from coming around. Fish and Game officials can react quickly by catching the now-hungry bear in a live trap. They may take it 50 miles off into the forest, but there is no guarantee bruin won't return.

Bears easily range 50 miles if they wish. A relocated bruin could be right back at home in suburbia that night if it continued to believe your place provided the best deal..

Pepper sprays will mightly discourage marauding black bears. Pepper spray can be purchased at local sporting goods dealers or mail order from Revel Technology Inc., 832 West 1st, Birdsboro, PA, ARMI Market Products Box 3323, Yakima, WA phone # 1-800-735-1797.
Bears run 35 mph. When necessary, deploy your pepper gas early in large volumes."

This is what Larry said.

Integrity

Charles said the following concerning Pre-Employment Integrity Tests Dos And Don'ts:
"Do take these tests seriously. Your potential employers do.
Don' admit to risk-taking behavior. It is a fairly well-established indicant of delinquency/dishonesty.
Don't admit to 'thinking about' theft.
Do pattern your responses to make yourself look conventional, responsible, and self-controlled.
Don't give answers that make you look rebellious, defensive, or moody.
Don't hesitate to choose the socially desirable response, even if that's not how you feel. Studies have shown that people who fake good get better scores. So, if asked to rate your level of honesty, always choose Above Average or Well Above Average.
Don't admit to owing large debts or to anything else that might make your financial/work history look suspicious.
Do finish the test quickly.
Do answer every question, even if you consider some of them too intrusive or offensive.
Do question the examiner about the test's reliability an validity coefficients. At the very least, this alerts him/her to thefact that you know a little something about test theory.
Do ask to see your score. Most tests have multiple cutoffs...If your score falls into the borderline area, you may be given the benefit of doubt.
Do express a rosy world view. Most of us is honest, etc.
Do express a punitive attitude. If you given a choice of punishments, always choose the harshest.
Do practice test.
Don't assume that failing a test makes you a bad person. Integrity test misclassification rates are notoriously high. Remember, as many as 75 percent of all applicants will fail certain tests, and one test apparently had such high standards that not even a nun could pass it.
Do learn your legal rights. If you feel that that you have been unjustly denied employment due to an integrity test, then contact the ACLU or see a lawyer. The overwhelming majority of testing authorities agree that no single test score should serve as the sole basis for a hiring decision.
Don't be afraid to speak up for your rights. If you don't do it, nobody else will."

Tabuai

"Tabuai (or Austral) Islands include 5 inhabited islands and 2 uninhabited islands forming a chain extending Southeast to Northwest over 800 miles. The nearest of these to Tahiti is Rurutu which lies about 300 miles South of Tahiti. The Tubuais are part of French Polynesia. The 2 uninhabited Tubuais are Bass Rocks and Maria.

Bass Rocks (or Isles), also known as Marotiri, consist of 4 tiny islands at 28 degrees South, 143 degrees West, 46 miles Southeast of Rapa, at the Southeasterly end of the Tubuai Islands. Bass rises to 346 feet and is visible from Rapa in the winter. There are no good landing places.

Maria, also known as Hull, lies at the opposite northwesterly end of the Tabuai Islands at 22 degrees South, 154 degrees West. It is an uninhabited atoll consisting of 4 islets. Maria is about 120 miles Northwest of Rimatara and is occasionally visited by natives from there on fishing or copra cutting expedition."

This is what Jon said.

First

"The first places law enforcement officers or private bounty hunters will stake out when on the trial of a fugitive will be bus, train, and airline terminals. Any appearance in any public area, no matter how brief, will be dangerous for the fugitive. As a minimum precaution, any fugitive traveling on a commercial conveyance will have to travel in disguise.

The most dangerous form of public travel for the fugitive is flying on a commercial airlines. The federal requirement that everyone boarding a commercial aircraft show photo ID makes it difficult, though not impossible, to get on the plane....Air travel is risky. Once the aircraft is in the air, there's no possibility of escape should anyone recognize the fugitive. Commercial aviation should be avoided unless the speed of escape is of critical importance.

It is possible to board a bus or train without showing ID at the counter or at the door to the bus. But public buses and trains are still risky, especially for the fugitive the media has exposed in print and on TV."

This is what Jefferson said.

Jefferson

"In the world we live in, almost anyone can suddenly find themselves having to deal with deadly enemies who mean them harm. It might be an ex-lover or even a spouse in a marriage gone terribly wrong. Sometimes it's a fired employee, a jealous coworker, or some criminal who thinks you are a threat to his continued freedom because you happened to be in the wrong place at the right time to watch him commit a crime. Whatever the provocation, or the degree of our innocene, we can all imagine a situation in which the law can't, or won't protect us, and our only choice is to find a place to hide thrugh the night that the enemy won't know about."

While the use of safe houses can be a legitimate tool in crime fighting, police forces in many countries also use safe houses to keep secret certain illegal acts by police officers. Police agencies of tyrannical governments around the world use safe houses to hold prisoners for special interrogations, which include the use of torture. This allows the police and security agencies to maintain a facade of legality, as the use of a safe house limits the number of people who know who is being held without legal cause or who might even be tortured. Because the victims never see the inside of a government building, even if they eventually manage to escape, they cannot prove that the men who tortured them were police officers. This also makes it much more difficult for friends and family to discover where the political prisoner is being held. Government officials will always deny that the government security forces had anything to do with the disappearance."

"Anyone who offers his home as a safe house to fugitives, escaped prisoners of wars, insurgents, foreign agents, or illegal dissidents is engaged in high-risk behaviour that could result in the loss of their property, imprisonment, torture, and even execution. People engaged in dangerous activities have a natural tendency to change behavior because of the stress or fear of being caught. They cut off contacts with old friends and change their behavior, such as looking over their shoulders as they walk down the street or suddenly jumping whenever they are surprised by some noise or just the sudden appearance of an old friend. They stop inviting friends in for social events, turn down invitations as they would once have accepted, and avoid casual contacts with friends and neighbors. Then they fail to create and memorize believable cover stories for such changes in behavior. Such actions arouse suspicion and invite curiosity, which can lead to discovery.The more tyrannical the state, or the more dangerous the political, military, or law enforcement situation, the greater the likelihood that one's neighbors or local authorities will become suspicious because of changes in daily routines."

"The great majority of men and women who are involved in some risky covert activity are doing so in their own homes. Every day, millions of people around the world use their own homes to engage in dangerous or illegal acts, swap insider trading information, cheat on their taxes, drink alcohol when underage, or other things.Most people who are doing something illegal or dangerous behind the walls of their home know nothing about the basic security requirements of setting up a safe house, yet the great majority of people who engage in covert activities in their own homes are never publicly identified, prosecuted, or punished. For those who do not understand the basics of security, a private home can be the best safe house for both the occupants and for those seeking sanctuary. This is true even in countries without the protection offered by the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution."

This is what Jefferson said.

Burglars

"Burglars don't leave their fingerprints at the scene as often as many suppose, because experienced burglars often wear gloves. There are typically many fingerprints, but few of the perpetrators. The responding officer or investigator should make a careful search of likely places, and collect those he can for later screening.""Suspicious activities are:Anyone going door to door. This may be a legitimate business or canvasser, but it may also be a burglar seeking unoccupied homes. Anyone going to the rear of houses. Any loitering stranger. This may be a burglar, drug dealer, or sex offender. Vehicles driving through the area repeatedly. Unexplained occupied parked vehicles. Unfamiliar vehicles backed into a neighbor's garage or carport. This may be a burglar loading up with the household goods, especially if this happens while the occupant isn't home."

This is what Burt said.