The Invasion of Normandy DATE: Saturday, July 9th and Sunday, July 10th There will be a Free Tippmann Castle Night Game Friday, July 10th for players that pre-register & check-in early. $61.99 per person, pre-registered/paid now through June 15th $69.99 per person when you register from June 16th to game day – You will be placed on the team YOU CHOOSE as long as there is availability. We are capping the game at 4500 players this year therefore, strongly recommend making advance reservations. Bring 10+ players: One Person Plays Free, 1000 Paintballs Bring 20+ players: Two People Play Free, 1000 Paintballs Bring 25+ Players: Two People Play Free, 1000 Paintballs, Tippmann Cronus or One Case of Paint Bring 30+ Players: Three People Play Free, 1000 Paintballs, Tippmann Tactical Cronus or One Case of Paint Bring 40+ Players: Four People Play Free, 1000 Paintballs, Tippmann X7 or One Case of Paint *Benefits are valid on ADVANCE RESERVATIONS only and based on paying people present the day of game

CHECK-IN & PARKING: Directly at the SKIRMISH FIELDS – Albrightsville, Pennsylvania. Have your ENTRY TICKETWITH YOU – FILLED OUT & UNFOLDED!!! At the check-in window you will receive: Dog-tags, Wristbands, Maps & Rules Everyone MUST wear their dog-tags and hopper tape to play If you lose your wristband or tags, please report to the check-in window. Your wristband and dog-tag are proof of If lost, you will be asked to pay again We are capping this game at 4500 players, so reserve your spot today. General: Chris Frack – Task Force Black Scenario Team Lt. General’s: Bo “The Count” Young – Sons of Vengeance (SOV), Jim O’Connor – Team Valor, and David “Suspect 69″ Brommer – Team SOD General : Michael”Crapgame”Holt -Team Predator Xo’s: Mike”Reaper”Dalton – 1st Fallschirmjagers, RTM Mike Conklin- Rag Tag Mercenaries, and Bill Fritz – Rag Tag Mercenaries PAINT: EVENT PAINT ONLY! There will be two different types of paint available at $74.00 and $79.

No matter what quantity you purchase. Paint subject to PA sales tax. RENTAL EQUIPMENT: If rental equipment is needed, there will not be an extra charge. You must have a valid driver’s license to use as a security deposit until equipment is returned. FILLS: N2 Air Fills are FREE! Co2 Fills will be $10.00 for a weekend pass CHRONO: Mandatory chrono at 280 fps max. Chrono Stations will be near your insertion point. Homes For Sale Bowerston Ohio 44695Roaming judges will also be checking with hand-held devices. Cockalier Puppies For Sale In IndianaIf you are shooting hot, you will be removed from play immediately!Carrier 7.5 Ton Ac Unit Price CAMO: $8.00 per rental AMMO BELTS: $5.00 per rental BODY ARMOR: $8.00 per rental CAMO/BELT/ARMOR COMBO: $15.00 per combo

MEDIC CARDS: If you are shot, find a medic judge. He’ll mark your card so you can stay in the game. Receive 3 marks on your card, leave the field, report to the nearest reinsertion point. FOOD: Available for sale throughout the game. WATER: Available for sale at our food court, we strongly recommend you bring extra water! CREDIT CARD/CASH: Cash is quicker but we accept all major credit cards & travelers checks. ATM: There is an ATM located on site. ALLOWED: Flashlights, Paint Grenades, Perimeter Warning Devices, and Thermal Imagers. PROHIBITED: Guns shooting over 280 fps, Hot Burning Smoke, Knives, Firearms, Flares, Rope, Wire, Portable Shields. NO Spotlights, NO Laser Sights, NO Pyrotechnics, NO Drugs, NO Alcohol, NO FIREWORKS! Announcing the Command Staffs for ION 2015 General Chris Frack – Task Force Black Scenario Team Lt. General Bo “The Count” Young – Sons of Vengeance (SOV) Lt. General Jim O’Connor – Team Valor

Lt. General David “Suspect 69” Brommer – Team SOD Xo: Mike”Reaper”Dalton – 1st Fallschirmjagers Xo: RTM Mike Conklin- Xo: Bill Fritz – Rag Tag Mercenaries It is finally here the largest game in paintball. Skirmish’s Invasion of Normandy. This 2 day event is by far the largest in the paintball industry with over 34 vendors and just shy of our goal of 4000 players and 1000 spectators in 2014 we are all looking forward to another fantastic 2015 We will be posting more details to this event and to the ION 2015 blog post after Stalingrad so stay tuned. For now all we have is the rates and dates. AS you know you can pick your side as long as there’s still room and you book early. However this year if you let us pick your team by signing up as a mercenary we will inform you of what team you will be on one week prior to the game. For this you get a significant discount. MERCENARY – $49.99 per person , pre-registered/paid in full by June 1st

Regular choose your own side rates are  $59.99 per person, pre-registered/paid in full by June 18th  $69.99 per person when you pre-register/paid in full from June 18th to game day Click Here for Scenario Game Rules Click Here for Scenario Game Details Printable version of the rules and game details: ION Details 2015 &  Scenario Game Rules 2015If you run a business as a sole proprietorship, you need to make estimated tax payments. You make these payments to the IRS periodically during the course of the calendar year prior to filing your tax return. Estimated tax payments are required for taxable income—such as that from self-employment—which is not subject to withholding. As a sole proprietor, you are self-employed. Therefore, you need to make estimated tax payments that will be applied to your tax liability from self-employment income, as well as to tax on any other taxable income you may have, such as from interest or dividends. Note: If you are new to being a sole proprietor and are used to working as an employee, estimated taxes may be unfamiliar to you.

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