INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You must be at least 21 years of age to get a gun license in Georgia. However, if you've been in the Armed Forces, you can apply at age 18 if you have completed basic training and can provide proof that you are either on active duty or have been honorably discharged. You can't get a gun license if you have a felony conviction in Georgia or in any other state. However, you can qualify if you have your right to own a firearm restored. You are also prohibited from getting a license if there are criminal proceedings pending or if you are a fugitive. You are ineligible to receive a gun license if you have been convicted of any offense arising out of the manufacture or distribution of a dangerous drug or controlled substance. For example, you're ineligible if you've been convicted of making or selling drugs. A misdemeanor drug conviction does not result in a lifetime ban. You can get a gun license if you've been free of supervision for at least five years. You also can't have been convicted of a second misdemeanor conviction involving use, possession, manufacture, or distribution. You can be prohibited from getting a license for a certain number of years depending on your other convictions. Check the following: Illegally carrying a concealed weapon or a pistol without a license. You are ineligible until you are free of supervision and five years have passed. Domestic violence. You are ineligible to get a gun license unless you receive a pardon or have your gun rights restored. The county probate judge must approve your application if you've been in a mental hospital or drug treatment center within the past five years. The judge will ask the superintendent of your treatment center or hospital for their opinion. You will need to pay an extra fee. However, if you've been committed to a mental hospital against your will, then you are ineligible to receive a gun license under federal law. Sometimes it's not clear whether you qualify for a gun license in Georgia. Only a qualified attorney can analyze your specific situation and offer accurate advice. Obtain a referral to an attorney by contacting your local or state bar association.

SUMMARY: Meet the age requirement. Check if you have a felony conviction. Analyze if you have a disqualifying drug conviction. Check your other convictions. Ask for approval in some situations. Consult with an attorney if you have questions.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: That is, when you're trying to meet guys or when you're going out with a shorter guy, you shouldn't feel you need to hide your height. Most people find confidence sexy, so don't try to slouch or hunch over, as that will just make you appear like you're ashamed of it. Instead, stand up straight, look people in the eye, and flash a big smile. Of course, once you're dating someone, you may decide you want to even out your heights a bit, but that is totally up to you. If you don't want to emphasize your height difference, you can stick to flats most of the time rather than wearing heels. As a bonus, you're feet likely won't hurt as much! If you want to wear heels, try a shorter pair, rather than the 4- to 5-inch variety. " One way to even out your height differences, particularly when you're wearing heels, is to lean a little bit to the side by sticking out a hip. Obviously, you need something to lean on, such as your boyfriend. You don't want to slouch. Rather, you just want to look casual, putting you at a more even height with your boyfriend.

SUMMARY: Decide you won't let others get you down about your height. Skip the heels. Practice "the lean.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Staying on a sleeping schedule will help you go to sleep and stay asleep because your body learns to expect sleep at a certain hour. If you have trouble remembering to go to bed at night, set an alarm an hour before you need to be in bed. When you nap during the day, you may have a harder time staying asleep at night. Try to avoid dozing off in the afternoon, so that you fall asleep and stay asleep when you go to bed. If you really need a nap, make it a 20 to 30 minute long nap. This can improve your mood, alertness, and performance. Avoid drinking caffeinated beverages afternoon. Having caffeine after noon can affect your sleep at night, even causing you to wake up in the middle of the night. Similarly, too much alcohol at night can affect your sleep, so stick to a single drink in the evening. Make sure to indulge several hours before you go to sleep. . The nicotine in cigarettes can interfere with your sleep schedule. If you're a smoker and you find your schedule isn't as regular as you'd like it to be, you should consider quitting. If you can't quit, try reducing the number of cigarettes you smoke, particularly near bedtime. Exercise helps tire your body out, making it easier to go to sleep and stay asleep. However, make sure not to exercise in the 30 minutes right before you go to bed, as it gets your blood pumping, making it harder to sleep. Even 10 minutes of light aerobic exercise can improve your sleep quality. Try walking or cycling.

SUMMARY:
Wake up and go to bed at the same time each day. Skip napping during the day. Avoid caffeinated and alcoholic drinks. Stop smoking Get in 30 minutes of exercise each day.