What health rules do you have to follow to ship a human body?
Q. If a person living in the USA dies and they want to be buried in their homeland (Jamaica for example), what health rules need to be complied with for the body to be boxed and shipped? Does the body need to be treated/prepared for burial before it is shipped? Do they put it on the same airplane that people and baggage is carried on? Is it normal for dead bodies to be on an airplane with civilian passengers without notifying them?
Asked by stingjam - Mon May 12 02:44:43 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. embalmed, hermetically sealed inner casket which is then placed in an outer casket/container (e.g. "airtray" which is wood base & fiberboard carton top, or wood crate) yes, on same plane as regular pax. Yes, no notification to other pax (what purpose would that serve?)
Answered by silentnonrev - Mon May 12 08:31:15 2008

What are rules you should follow when riding in a shared arena?
Q. I board my horse at a local stable and there is one girl there who rides like she is the only one in the arena. Are there any basic guidelines that I can suggest to her, or do they depend on the stable rules. Generally she canters her horse in no set pattern regardless of what the other riders are doing. To make matters worse she doesnt listen to anyone and her mother thinks she is doing no wrong. Should we mention it to her or the stable owner? Thanks
Asked by Call me Boots - Sat Jun 28 22:22:31 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Rules of the Ring: 1)If going head-on into others, pass left hand to left hand...this is a universal rule, at least in the US, as your left hand should be closest to the other rider's left hand as you pass. 2)if passing while travelling in the same direction, pass on the inside...never pass between a horse and the rail. 3)If another rider(s) is jumping/doing patterns in the center, and you are flatting, then you should stay to the rail so as not to interfere with their riding. 4)When approaching a fence/line, call, "heads up ___!" (insert description of fence in blank, such as cross rail, blue vertical, etc) 5)When you aren't sure what another rider is doing, call "heads up outside/inside!" so they know ahead of time where you will be. 6)ty [cont.]
Answered by Captain Oblivious - Sun Jun 29 00:09:32 2008

What are the rules about shipping alcohol overseas?
Q. I'm stationed in Korea and would like to have some alcohol sent to me and I would also like to send some soju back to the States. Does anyone know the rules about sending it? What about carrying it in a suitcase on an international flight? Any help would be much appreciated. Soju is Korean alcohol. It's crazy stuff. If I am really in the military then I already know the answer? The military is not the postal service nor is it customs. This is a place to provide help, not critque.
Asked by Grant L - Sun Oct 5 07:23:32 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. it depends if you are to an overseas country with the alcohol then i think the rules are you can't hand carry it coz they don't want anyone making bombs on the planes. that includes no liquids. but you can put it in ur luggage if you want the alcohol to a country without you going to the country then sorry i can't help you there hope that helped
Answered by Killa Rat +_+ - Sun Oct 5 07:34:15 2008