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Duval County Private Schools
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Jacksonville Hendricks Day School
1824 Dean Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32216
(904)720-0398303 students | Gr. PK-8
Jacksonville Beach1st. Ave. Montessori School
617 1st Ave N
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904)246-0433Montessori School (Non-sectarian)53 students | Gr. PK-K
JacksonvilleA Child's Place Montessori School
3718 Salisbury Road
Jacksonville, FL 32216
(904)733-5797Montessori School80 students | Gr. NS-5
JacksonvilleAbc Christian Academy & Preschool
2360 Kings Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32209
(904)353-0103(Baptist)94 students | Gr. PK-7
JacksonvilleAcademie de Montessori
1216 Lasalle St
Jacksonville, FL 32207
(904)398-3830Montessori School59 students | Gr. PK-6
JacksonvilleAl-furqan Academy
2333 Saint Johns Bluff Rd S
Jacksonville, FL 32246
(904)645-0810(Islamic)118 students | Gr. PK-5
JacksonvilleAmikids Jacksonville
7801 Lone Star Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904)223-1121Alternative School41 students | Gr. 6-12
JacksonvilleArgyle Christian Preschool & Kindergarten
6823 Argyle Forest Blvd
Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904)778-4838Daycare / Preschool (Christian)125 students | Gr. PK-K
JacksonvilleArlington Academy Of Excellence
930 Cesery Blvd Ste B
Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904)743-4147(Christian)30 students | Gr. 2-8
JacksonvilleArlington Country Day School
5725 Fort Caroline Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32277
(904)762-0123369 students | Gr. K-12
JacksonvilleArlington Kindergarten
1210 Marcheck St
Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904)743-4034Daycare / Preschool81 students | Gr. PK-KG
JacksonvilleAssumption Catholic School
2431 Atlantic Blvd
Jacksonville, FL 32207
(904)398-1774(Roman Catholic)603 students | Gr. PK-8
JacksonvilleAtcom Christian School
5508 Wesconnett Blvd
Jacksonville, FL 32244
(904)777-0500(Christian)45 students | Gr. PK-11
JacksonvilleBaymeadows Christian Academy
4826 Baymeadows Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32217
(904)733-3400(Baptist)247 students | Gr. NS-8
Neptune BeachBeaches Chapel School
610 Florida Blvd
Neptune Beach, FL 32266
(904)241-4211(Christian)241 students | Gr. PK-12
Jacksonville BeachBeaches Episcopal School
1150 5th St N
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904)246-2466(Episcopal)244 students | Gr. PK-6
JacksonvilleBethel Holiness Academy
Po Box 26804
Jacksonville, FL 32226
(904)781-5400(Pentecostal)38 students | Gr. KG-12
JacksonvilleBeverley Hills Development Center
3731 Rogers Avenue
Jacksonville, FL 32208
(904)768-3428Daycare / Preschool (Non-sectarian)20 students | Gr. NS-PK
JacksonvilleBible Baptist Academy
3134 Trout River Blvd
Jacksonville, FL 32208
(904)765-5111(Baptist)27 students | Gr. 2-12
JacksonvilleBishop John J Snyder High School
5001 Samaritan Way
Jacksonville, FL 32210
(904)771-1029(Roman Catholic)476 students | Gr. 9-12
JacksonvilleBishop Kenny High School
1055 Kingman Ave
Jacksonville, FL 32207
(904)398-7545(Roman Catholic)1236 students | Gr. 9-12
JacksonvilleBlessed Trinity Catholic School
10472 Beach Blvd
Jacksonville, FL 32246
(904)641-6458(Roman Catholic)206 students | Gr. PK-8
JacksonvilleBroach School Of Jacksonville
440 Lenox Sq
Jacksonville, FL 32254
(904)389-5106Special Education School94 students | Gr. 6-12
JacksonvilleBroach School South
6211 Terry Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32216
(904)674-0900Special Education School135 students | Gr. 1-12
JacksonvilleCedar Creek Christian School
1372 Lane Ave S
Jacksonville, FL 32205
(904)781-9151(Baptist)255 students | Gr. PK-12
JacksonvilleCedar Hills Baptist Christian School
4200 Jammes Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32210
(904)772-0812(Baptist)213 students | Gr. PK-8
JacksonvilleCenter Academy
10679 Old St. Augustine Rd.
Jacksonville, FL 32257
(904)448-1956Special Education School52 students | Gr. 4-12
JacksonvilleCenter Academy - St Johns Bluff
2804 Saint Johns Bluff Rd S Ste 103
Jacksonville, FL 32246
(904)645-5366Special Education School60 students | Gr. 6-12
JacksonvilleChappell Child Dev Center - Deerwood
8400 Baycenter Road
Jacksonville, FL 32256
(904)739-1279Daycare / Preschool (Non-sectarian)110 students | Gr. NS-PK
JacksonvilleChatmans Early Learning Christian Academy
1614 Leonid Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32218
(904)751-9803(Baptist)120 students | Gr. PK-9
JacksonvilleChosen Vessels Christian Academy
4545 Shirley Ave Unit 3
Jacksonville, FL 32210
(904)854-0100Daycare / Preschool (Christian)16 students | Gr. K
Jacksonville Christ The King Catholic School
6822 Larkin Rd
Jacksonville, FL 32211
(904)724-2954(Roman Catholic)333 students | Gr. PK-8
Neptune BeachChrist(united) Methodist Kindergarten
400 Penman Rd.
Neptune Beach, FL 32266
(904)249-5370Daycare / Preschool (Methodist)47 students | Gr. PK-K
JacksonvilleChristian Heritage Academy
3930 University Blvd S
Jacksonville, FL 32216
(904)733-4722(Church of the Nazarene)137 students | Gr. KG-8
JacksonvilleClarke Schools For Hearing & Speech -jacksonville
9857 Old Saint Augustine Rd Ste 6
Jacksonville, FL 32257
(904)880-9001Special Education School29 students | Gr. PK-KG
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RE: [lascruceshomeschool] Re: sped and homeschool
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- Thanks! Let me know what you find out. I know Las Cruces has MUCH better relationship with home schooling families than Alamogordo. It can be pretty hostile here! Our district also makes its own interpretations of laws all the time (for example, they regularly tell home school parents they HAVE to register here separately, not just on the state web site.)
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Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 16:20:49 +0000
Subject: [lascruceshomeschool] Re: sped and homeschoolAmi:
I called LCPS Central Office this morning in an attempt to speak to
Marguerite Quinonas (probably didn't spell her last name correctly).
She wasn't available; however, I did speak with a coordinator named
Baylor. He is over special ed. at Desert Hills. He has heard
NOTHING to this effect. He did say that when we remove our children
to homeschool we are in essence rejecting the district's offer of a
Free and Appropriate Education. What that speech therapist may have
been saying is since we have rejected this, we are rejecting
services. That was Baylor's thinking. I don't think that's what she
meant. Regardless, no on in LCPS is aware of this. Baylor is going
to check into it and let me know if anything has changed. He said
not to worry too much about it.
I hope this helps. Please let me know if this speech therapist
refuses to service your kids. I can put you in touch with a tough-as-
nails parent advocate who will fix it for you.
--- In lascruceshomeschool @yahoogroups. com, "Ami Segna"
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> I couldn't find anything online either, butthis came from a speech
therapist contracted by the schools - she said they got something
from Santa Fe in September.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Katherine
> To: lascruceshomeschool @yahoogroups. com
> Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 12:37 AM
> Subject: [lascruceshomeschoo l] Re: sped and homeschool
> Ami:
> Where did you hear this? My son is currently receiving speech
> services at Desert Hills Elementary. In fact, we just had his IEP
> and nothing was mentioned about this.
> I do know that the school districts are not required to come to
> home to provide services, although they will make partial effort
> provide services to children attending private schools. If you
> your child to receive full services, you must transport them to
> school in your home district.
> I did a little bit of research and found a report of the New
> Legislature' s 1st and 1st Special Sessions for 2007 and I read
> Education section and found nothing about the public schools not
> being required to provide special ed services to homeschoolers.
> However, I did find where they passed it where homeschoolers are
> eligible to participate in one athletic activity at their home
> district school. It's on page 43 (PDF). Go to:
> http://legis. state.nm. us/lcs/misc/ 2007_highlights. pdf
> I'll see if I can find out more and let you know.
> Katie
> --- In lascruceshomeschool @yahoogroups. com, "Ami Segna"
> <amisegna1@>
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> > I heard this morning that New Mexico's legislature passed a law
> saying school districts do not have to provide special ed
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> homeschoolers. Does anyone know anything about this? Does it
> federal law?
> >
> > Alternately, has anyone had any success in getting Medicaid to
> for services such as speech?
> >
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There have been numerous grab-and-run thefts at Boston Store at Mayfair in the past few weeks, with one of the most recent resulting in a loss of clothing valued at more than $4,600.
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Ratings based on 64 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
2.0 Room cleanliness
2.5 Service & staff
1.9 Room comfort
1.3 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
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We double-checked.
by A verified traveler
The place desperately needed to be cleaned.Posted Dec 21, 2014
Pros: Nothing.
Cons: Cleanliness and maintenance.
I arrived to find toilet paper floating in the toilet. It wouldn't flush. To be fair, the maintenance man took care of the problem. The water in the shower remained cold throughout that day's shower. The place is a pig sty. I didn't dare try the complimentary breakfast as I saw to many donuts ground into the carpet throughout the hotel. No surprise that when I arrived there was only one other car in the lot and perhaps half a dozen the next morning. In short, stay away.
by A verified traveler from lexington, ky
guys weekend to catch Notre Dame game.Posted Dec 8, 2014
Pros: nothing
Cons: everything, its a dump
Location: about a mile to everything you want to do. the town is small so thats not hard to do lol.
This hotel just needs to be tore down. It was the cheapest i could get and still be close to everything. It was dirty and smelled bad. the only way i would stay there is with some guys that are just getting drunk and needs a place to crash. No way in hell i would take my wife or kid there. Im surprised Baymont would put there name on it.
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Posted Nov 26, 2014
Pros: WAS CLOSE TO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Cons: EVERYTHING IN ROOM
DIRTY BATH TUB.WAS TOLD TO LET WATER RUN 25min. TO GET HOT WATER.NOT ENOUGH TIME TO LET RUN THAT LONG. SO NO BATH TAKEN. HAD TO TURN WATER ON TO USE THE STOOL WATER RAN ALL THE TIME. HOLE UNDER THE DOOR PUT TOWEL DOWN TO STOP COLD AIR. LARGE HOLES IN PLASTIC DRAPES.COULDN'T CLOSE DRAPES OFF THE RAIL. TV STATIONS WERE ALL RED AND BLURRY ,REMOTE CONTROL WAS TAPED UP WITH TAPE. NO INTERNET SERVICE.I TOOK PICTURES WITH MY CELL PHONE. WILL NEVER USE YOUR SERVICES AGAIN OR THAT BELMONT INN. NOBODY SHOULD HAVE TO STAY IN A ROOM LIKE THIS. WAS NOT A RECEIPT WAS TOLD YOU WOULD GIVE US ONE. LINDA PENCE ROOM # 107CLOSE TO MEMORIAL
for Familiesby Patrick from Chicago
Needs alot of work insidePosted Nov 25, 2014 on Hotels
The hotel was very run down inside. It was full for this reason. Need to invest in updating the hotel.
for Familiesby Kristie from Illinois
DisappointingPosted Nov 19, 2014 on Hotels
Hotel itself was desolate & run down. Rooms were not great and bathrooms were disgusting. There were bags of garbage in the hall for HOURS filled food that had dumped our. The heat sucked. Tv did not work nor did the remote. The only plus was it was close to Notre Dame and had a shuttle bus to take us (not free hiwever). At $170/night per room, I was very disappointed.
for Familiesby Kristie from Illinois
DisappointedPosted Nov 18, 2014 on Hotels
Hotel is run down and unappealing. Rooms were not clean, bathrooms were disgusting. TV did not work. Remote for TV did not work. We were there for just one night which was more than enough especially for what we paid. The room was $170, which in my opinion is not that cheap. There were garbage bags were in the hallway for HOURS with food spilling out onto the floor. Very disappointed.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Nov 17, 2014
Pros: The Bar!!!!
Came there to watch Notre Dame play Northwestern. I only gave them 3 stars because I feel that the Baymont Inn was partially responsible for the loss that blustery day. It was better than most of the reviews that I read about the place. I think that most people who write reviews are cynical in nature so maybe that's why those reviews were so harsh. Chill out bad reviewers - spark it up if need-be. I'd come to this hotel again. I really liked the bar.
by A verified traveler
Posted Oct 14, 2014
Very overpriced, even for a football weekend. No hot water, room wasnt ready when we got there late at night, and breakfast is scant. Staff were pleasant though
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Anyone who plays basketball in front of thousands of people for a living is going to end up getting photographed and/or videotaped in some compromising positions and/or doing some pretty weird looking stuff. It's simply inevitable (…isn't that right, Kobe Bryant?). That being said, Glen Davis seems to appear in various types of unusual photos and videos much more frequently than his peers. For instance, I recently posted a video of Davis getting his open-mouthed face so close to that of Aaron Gray that it looked like he was trying to eat the Raptors' center. Now, just a few days later, he's at it again (not eating people, just doing something strange): First of all, Orlando's 20-point loss to Brooklyn appears to have had all the lulz and I officially regret not watching it. Secondly, how is this not a foul? I understand that Davis prevented Wallace from landing awkwardly, but you can't grab people out of midair, throw them over your shoulder like a sack of potatoes, and place them out of bounds, regardless of whether or not it impacts the play in any way. Also, Glen, get your hand out the damn cookie jar.
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Jonathan's Space Report
No. 501 2003 Jun 6, Cambridge, MA
Thanks to all those who wrote sending good wishes on the occasion of JSR500.
Shuttle and Station
The Expedition 7 crew, Yuriy Malenchenko and Edward Lu, are on board the
Space Station. Soyuz TMA-2 is docked to the Station and acts as the crew
return vehicle.
Atlantis was destacked from its boosters in March and returned to the
Orbiter Processing Facility on Mar 14 for storage. Discovery and
Endeavour are in the other two OPF bays. My guess is that Shuttle
return to flight will be in early to mid 2004.
Recent Launches
The Japanese USERS satellite has returned to Earth. The SEM service
module separated from the REM reentry module at 1906 UTC on May 29, the
rocket motor fired at 2045 UTC into a -110 x 450 km orbit and splashdown
was estimated to be at 2123 UTC, near the Ogasawara Islands. The planned
location was 151.5E 22.5N. The 2002-42A designation has remained with
the reentry module, and the SEM was cataloged as 2002-42H in a 474 x 489
km orbit; the last orbit for the USERS spacecraft was May 28 in a
slightly lower 473 x 484 km orbit. (Thanks to Tomoko Steen for
translations of the USERS web site!)
Europe's first Mars probe is on its way. Mars Express was launched from
Baykonur in Kazakhstan by a Starsem Soyuz-FG with a Fregat upper stage
on Jun 2 at 1745 UTC. The Soyuz-FG rocket put ME/Fregat into a
marginally orbital trajectory upon third stage cutoff at 1754 UTC; I
estimate (-1 +/- 20) x 200 km x 51.8 deg. The third stage then fell in
the Pacific as Fregat made its first burn, with main engine start at
1755 UTC for a 21-second burn to a 177 x 177 km x 51.8 deg orbit. At
1903 UTC the Fregat made its second, main, burn for 14 minutes into
solar orbit. At 1917 UTC Fregat separated, and later made a third burn
to ensure it will miss Mars. This was the first launch of Fregat as an
upper stage with the uprated Soyuz-FG rocket.
Mars Express has a mass of 555 kg dry, together with 427 kg of
propellant and the 60 kg Beagle 2 lander for a total of 1042 kg
(although the Russian Space Agency reports the mass was 1120 kg).
Instruments include MARSIS, the first subsurface radar sounder flown on
a probe since Apollo 17; HRSC, a high resolution color camera; OMEGA, an
infrared sensor; Planetary Fourier Spectrometer, operating in the
millimeter range for molecular studies; SPICAM, studying an ultraviolet
ozone absorption line and an infrared water line; ASPERA-3 measuring the
particle environment; and the Mars Radio Science experiment using the
radio transmitter. ME carries a 400N propulsion engine similar to those
used on Spacebus communications satellites, and will enter an elliptical
polar orbit around Mars.
Russia launched a Parus-class navigation satellite, Kosmos-2398, from
Plesetsk on Jun 4 aboard an 11K65M Kosmos-3M two-stage light launch
vehicle. The satellite entered a 969 x 1014 km x 83.0 deg orbit.
Registration of satellites with the UN
I have updated the UN registry tables on my web site:
and the league of shame of unregistered satellites at
The UK has notified the UN (UN document ST/SG/SER.E/417/Rev.1) that it
licenses Inmarsat Ltd. (London) to operate the INMARSAT satellites, and
provides information on them suitable for registration, but explicitly
denies that it is the state of registry for the purposes of the
registration convention. This is a bit odd, since even though Inmarsat
Ltd. used to be an intergovernmental organization, it has always been
headquartered in London. So it's a bit hard to see what other country
the state of registry could be (historically, intergovernmental
organizations have been registered by their host countries unless and
until they establish their own registries with the UN, which INMARSAT
never did). Sounds to me like the UK is trying to get out of its legal
liability for these satellites. The UK is now doing ITU filings for the
now-privatized and Bermuda-located Intelsat, so it should register those
satellites too. Meanwhile the US did retrospectively register three
Space Shuttle flights from the early 1990s that had been omitted
accidentally (STS 44 and 66 are still missing).
The Mission Profile of USAF Program 827 (CANYON)
As part of an effort to improve the list of objects in the geostationary
altitude regime (of interest due to orbital debris concerns), I have
been taking another look at what is known of the CANYON communications
intelligence satellite program.
CANYON was the first geosynchronous signals intelligence satellite,
launched from 1968 to 1977 as part of NRO's Program A and developed by
the US Air Force. The program was highly classified (and remains so
even over 20 years after program completion) and for many years analysts
thought they were a first-generation DSP early warning satellite.
Launches under the Program 827 designation were carried out by the
uprated Atlas SLV-3A/Agena D rocket from Cape Canaveral. CANYON's
successors have flown under the designations CHALET, VORTEX and MERCURY;
official statements following the last MERCURY launch failure imply that
despite these code name changes, and several spacecraft block changes,
these satellites are all considered part of a single geostationary
communications intelligence program. It is conjectured that the CANYON
spacecraft features a cylindrical bus of order 1.5m in diameter attached
to one or more large antennas; it is thought to have transmitted its
data to a ground station at Bad Aibling in Germany. I will not speculate
on the detailed mission or capabilities of the spacecraft, although it
is not a huge leap to assume the synchronous orbits were mostly
stationed at longitudes allowing surveillance of the USSR and China.
There were seven CANYON launches, as follows:
Satellite Launch vehicle S/N Pad Launch Date
CANYON 1 AFP-827 F1 (7501) Atlas Agena D (5501A) CC LC13 1968 Aug 6
CANYON 2 AFP-827 F2 (7502) Atlas Agena D (5502A) CC LC13 1969 Apr 13
CANYON 3 AFP-827 F3 (7503) Atlas Agena D (5203A) CC LC13 1970 Sep 1
CANYON 4 AFP-827 F4 (7504) Atlas Agena D (5503A) CC LC13 1971 Dec 4
CANYON 5 AFP-827 F5 (7505) Atlas Agena D (5204A) CC LC13 1972 Dec 20
CANYON 6 AFP-827 F6 (7506) Atlas Agena D (5506A) CC LC13 1975 Jun 18
CANYON 7 AFP-827 F7 (7507) Atlas Agena D (5507A) CC LC13 1977 May 23
(There is some confusion about the last launch; it is just possible
that the 1977 May 23 launch is an AFP-472 Aquacade and that CANYON 7 was
the launch of 1977 Dec 11, although photographs of the launch shroud
tend to support the list given here).
CANYON 4 was lost in a launch failure. There are several sources of
data giving clues as to the operational profile of the other CANYON
1) Orbital data provided to the United Nations - this is patchy
and sometimes erroneous. (Note: at best, the UN data gives only
orbit height and inclination, not a full TLE set which would
allow determination of the satellite's position).
2) Orbital data published by the Royal Aircraft Establishment.
3) Entries (without orbital data) in the Space Command satellite catalog.
4) A comment in Aerospace Daily, 1969 Nov 6, cited in a letter by Geoff
Richards to Spaceflight (37.316) in 1995, indicated that
two Agenas "had performed the coast to geosynchronous orbit, where
they were providing power and attitude control to their payloads".
(I'd love a fax of the page from Aerospace Daily if anyone has it)
First let us review the UN data. CANYON 1,2,3, 5, and 6 are given
consistent data:
ID Period Peri Apo Inc
1968-63A 1436.0 31680 x 39862 x 9.9
1969-36A 1436.0 32672 x 39251 x 10.2
1970-69A 1441.9 31947 x 39855 x 10.3
1972-101A 1440.4 31012 x 40728 x 9.7
1975-55A 1422.0 30200 x 40800 x 9.0
These distinctive orbits are near-geosynchronous but elliptical and inclined,
and seem to be a fingerprint of the CANYON program (and possibly some of
its successors). No geosynchronous orbit is given for CANYON 7:
1977-38A 739.0 191 x 40980 x 27.1
is a plausible transfer orbit; around this time the US began the
practice of only giving transfer orbit data for many classified satellites,
even if the satellite was only in that orbit very briefly.
However, in Nov 1984 an extra object was cataloged with this launch, 1977-38C:
1977-38C 1440.0 34325 x 34500 x 0.3
This is a bit worrying, since the orbit is much more circular and
equatorial than the CANYON payloads - it makes me a bit concerned that
1977-38 might not be a CANYON, but only a bit since my confidence in the
UN data's reliability is low. My guess is that the cataloging of 38C may
reflect an end-of-life event rather than improved sensors tracking an
existing object, and so it may have been ejected around the time it was
The most interesting piece of data is the orbit given for 1975-55B, the
Agena rocket stage for CANYON 6:
1975-55B 1416.0 29700 x 40400 x 8.0
This orbit is similar to the payload, but indicates some small
maneuver to separate from it. What about the other Agena stages?
The final stages for CANYON 1, 2 and 3 were never cataloged - until May
2003! No orbital data were released, so all we can deduce from this is
that in 2003 the Agenas from these launches were believed to be still in
orbit and separate from their payloads. CANYON 5's Agena was cataloged
at the time of launch and an orbit identical to the payload was given to
the UN. Sometimes for classified launches the US gives the same orbit
for each piece of a launch whether or not those individual pieces were
ever in that orbit, so I don't think this is definitive proof that the
CANYON 5 Agena was in a 1440 minute orbit - but it is strongly suggestive.
CANYON 7's Agena is given the same transfer orbit as its payload.
The RAE gives 'Orbit similar to 1970-46B' (a RHYOLITE Agena in GTO) for
1970-69B; clearly this is a guess and should be discounted. For
1972-101B, they give a 200 x 33370 km x 28.12 deg orbit marked
'approximate', probably also a guess. For 1975-55B they give the UN
orbit but misidentify the launch as a Titan. For 1977-38 they give
'approximate' orbits which may also be discounted. In general, it
appears the RAE did not have access to any data beyond the UN filings.
What can we conclude? I present three scenarios. In all cases, we can
assume that the Agena performed an insertion burn to low parking
orbit with an inclination of 28 degrees, followed by a second burn
to geostationary transfer orbit and coast to geostationary altitude.
Scenario 1: The Agena separated after the GTO burn and the payload
coasted separately to apogee, then used a solid kick motor (possibly
an Aerojet SVM-3, which is thought to have been used for a classified
program) to enter the operational orbit.
In favor of this scenario is that no other Agenas ever made an
apogee burn (although they are certainly capable of it); it's the
most obvious scenario in the absence of other data, and it's the
guess that the RAE made.
Against this scenario is the orbit given for 1975-55B, and the
comments in Aerospace Daily,
Scenario 2: For the first three missions, the Agena made the apogee
burn and remained attached to the payload throughout its lifetime and
For later missions, the payload gained weight and Scenario 1 was followed.
In favor of this scenario, the failure to catalog (until now) the
Agena rockets for the first three flights made it seem that they were
different, and that there was no separate Agena. This would be a
natural evolution from other contemporary classified Agena missions
(e.g. MIDAS-RTS) in which the Agena provided a spacecraft bus for
extended duration missions. This scenario seemed the most plausible
until the recent cataloging of the missing Agenas.
However, it is just possible that this is an administrative cataloging
in a misguided attempt to clean up the books, with no actual tracking
data and an unverified assumption by Space Command that the Agenas did
separate. Furthermore, identifying tracked objects as associated with
a particular launch after a 30-year period is challenging. Therefore,
I now regard Scenario 2 as much less likely but not entirely ruled out.
Scenario 3: The Agena made the apogee burn. For the first three missions,
it may have remained attached to the spacecraft during operational
lifetime to provide attitude control, while the spacecraft's own
3-axis stabilization system was being debugged (This approach was used
with some of the early KH-7 spy satellites) and then separated later
in the mission. Alternatively, the Aerospace Daily reference may just
mean that it provided power during the GTO coast, and separation
happened as soon as the final orbit was reached.
For later missions, the Agena separation happened
right after the apogee burn. The payload had small thrusters to
adjust the orbit after Agena separation. The Agenas are left in orbits
similar to the one given for 1975-55B.
Scenario 3 seems to best fit the available data. Reviewing the data, it
seems clear that there is no convincing evidence that any of the CANYON
Agenas remained in geostationary transfer orbit. I therefore conclude
that the empty Agena D rocket stages from the CANYON launches are all
separate satellites in orbits of 1410-1450 minute period with original
inclinations of around 10 degrees, and typically 31000 x 40000 km x 10 deg.
I therefore plan to add these Agenas to my catalog of orbits
in the geosynchronous band.
I welcome comments on this analysis, with extra credit for anyone who
can identify what debris object 1977-38C might be.
Table of Recent Launches
Date UT Name Launch Vehicle Site Mission INTL.
May 8 1128 GSAT-2 GSLV Sriharikota Comms
May 9 0429 Hayabusa M-V Kagoshima Probe
May 13 2210 Hellas Sat 2 Atlas V 401 Canaveral SLC41 Comms
May 24 1634 Beidou CZ-3A Xichang Navigation
Jun 2 1745 Mars Express Soyuz-FG/Fregat Baykonur LC31 Probe
Jun 4 1923 Kosmos-2398 Kosmos-3M Plesetsk Navigation
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Adam Liaw Pasta in Japan is a law unto itself – usually spaghetti, often with ingredients such as nori and soy. Italian purists, look away now.
Future foods
A timeline of future foods that weren't
Rachel Kaufman Science fiction isn't the only source of comically weird predictions about what we'll be eating in the future. Great (and not-so-great) minds in journalism and science have also spent a century forecasting the demise of meat and vegetables and the rise of foods in a pill - which always seem to be 50 to 100 years away. And then there were all those technological advances that were supposed to free women from the drudgery of cooking (never mind that men could pick up a spatula, too). Here's a look back at the future.
Bill Granger
Bill Granger's sour cherry rocky road
Bill Granger If the kids are going to indulge – and they will – you might as well make sure their sugar fix is home-made.
Frank Camorra
Frank Camorra's Jaffa brownies
Frank Camorra "One of my favourite ways to eat chocolate is the brownie. I have been making this recipe for years, but I keep adding new ingredients to it."
Adam Liaw
Adam Liaw's tonkatsu
Adam Liaw The Japanese answer to schnitzel is one of the most popular dishes in Japan.
Nutella bombs
You're about to learn how to make Nutella Bombs
Use this knowledge irresponsibly, obvs.
Neil Perry
Baked eggs with spicy sausage and labna
Neil Perry Try making this simple treat at home this weekend.
Bill Granger
Bill Granger's Hawaiin classics
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Rachel Khoo
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Zucchini cake
River Cottage's double-decker zucchini cake
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Easter feast
Crispy skin barramundi, Jerusalem artichoke, samphire and bush tomato
Cyril Miletto A fuss-free seafood dish for the Easter long weekend.
Bill Granger
Bill Granger's long weekend feast
Bill Granger Here's a perfect menu for this long weekend, when you want to relax with friends. Just whack it in the oven and let it happen.
Flank steak
Jill Dupleix's spice-rubbed flank steak
Jill Dupleix Chefs are embracing this top-value, flavour-packed ''forgotten cut''. Here's how you can too.
Easter baking
Bill Granger's Easter baking
Why stop at hot cross buns when there are other delicious treats you can pull out of the oven?
Hot cross buns
How to make your own hot cross buns
A tribute to the amazing hot cross bun lovers in your life.
Neil Perry
Neil Perry's all-American key lime pie
Neil Perry A classic American dessert that is sure to be a crowd pleaser.
Easter eggs
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Katrina Meynink Oh yes you can.
Roast chicken 2.0
Roast tarragon chicken with lemon, caper and olive salad
Neil Perry With the gong for best-smelling kitchen nailed before this meal's even served, set the stopwatch for the fastest-eaten-lunch fixture ...
Bill Granger
Bill Granger's egg nets with prawns
These recipes marry two of my great loves (some say obsessions) – eggs and the fresh, spicy flavours of Asia.
Yum cha pancakes
How to make your own mango pancakes at home
Adam Liaw Yep, the yum cha kind.
Frank Camorra
Frank Camorra's mustard-basted veal schnitzel
Frank Camorra The mustard egg mix for this schnitzel gives an old favourite some new life.
Katrina Meynink
A giant triple choc chunk cookie fest
Katrina Meynink For those who have a serious fear on missing out on dessert.
Weekend long lunch
Pippies with bacon rissoni peas and white wine
Jordan Toft This Coogee Pavilion dish is as easy to make as it is impressive. Your long lunch buddies will thank you for it.
Frank Camorra
Frank Camorra's Breton pastry with salted caramel apples
A few simple steps take the hassle out of perfect pastry.
Dinner party special
Pork Belly with Silverbeet, Pomegranate and Sweet and Sour Cabbage
Damien Brassel A party perfect recipe from the executive chef of Swine & Co., Damien Brassel.
Pulled pork tacos with charred corn slaw and chipotle lime mayo
Katrina Meynink Full body bibs are optional although advised.
Bill Granger
Bill Granger's Sri Lankan feast
Bill Granger If you've never tasted Sri Lankan food, you're in for a treat: it's a delicious mix of earthy spices and mellow sweetness.
Southern wings
Neil Perry's Southern-style smoky chicken wings with goat's curd dressing
Neil Perry Try these seriously moreish wings with crispy, caramelised skin.
Breakfast salad
An actually delicious breakfast salad
A breakfast salad of green-goddess like proportions with just the right combination of cooked and raw.


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I would hate for users to think that Modwatch will ever be anything but free to anyone who wants to use it. The site, as well as the uploader, are both open source, and every load order uploaded is accessible to anyone. So you can sleep soundly, knowing that you will never have to pay for Modwatch. If (Talos willing) Modwatch grows to the point where it cannot be maintained for free because of server/database costs, I may call out for donations/sponsors/some form of basic funding. But payment will never be mandatory for users. Ever.
Thank you, mysticentity, for the beautiful logo.
This is an executable that will upload your load order and ini files to modwat.ch, where it can be easily accessed and read by anyone. The site as well as the script are open source, and no information is stored other than your mods and username.
DO NOT delete auth.dat
This file contains a unique string that is tied to your username. It is generated randomly, and I don't store it in plaintext. So if you delete it, you will not have access to your username. If you don't plan on using your username EVER AGAIN, feel free to delete it =)
Users Updating From an Older Version
Just overwrite your old exe with the new one, and it (should) read your auth.dat and use your username/password/file path correctly.
How To Use It
USE THE NEWEST VERSION. That'll make things a lot easier for everyone. As of now, there is a graphical version (applause), so it should be a little easier to upload. There are 3 text boxes: username, password, and file path. If you have never uploaded, the username and password can be whatever you want, as long as the username isn't already in use. The file path depends on your mod manager. If you're using Nexus Mod Manager, press the handy dandy "Using NMM" button. It will do all the magic for you. If using Mod Organizer, press the "Using MO" button. Then, find your MO install (wherever you extracted it), and go to profiles > your profile, and double click "plugins.txt". Finally, once you've done one of the two above things, press "Upload". It should upload, giving you some nice descriptive text in the console window to the side, and then you're free to share your mods with modwat.ch/username.
And for you daring devils, there is now a button for changing your password. Click it, type a new password, press submit, and you (should) have a brand new legible password.
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This is important on basically every website on the internet, but for my sanity, I'll go through it here. I do not have an ssl certificate. This means YOUR PASSWORD CAN BE PICKED UP IF YOU'RE ON PUBLIC WIFI. So don't use, say, your bank passwords, or the combination to your safe. I don't store passwords plaintext (hashing is fun), but it's up to YOU to not give away your passwords. Feel free to use random characters if this paragraph made you break into a cold sweat and pull your tin foil hat tighter over your cute little head.
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If you absolutely despise graphical interfaces, and want to remain apart of the glorious CLI master race, the old uploader still works, so terminal on, my command prompt brethren.
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WASHINGTON – Commercial red meat production declined 6 percent to 3.95 billion lbs. in September, down from the 4.19 billion lbs. produced in September 2011, according to the US Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS).
Beef production retreated 9 percent below 2011 levels to 2.02 billion lbs., NASS said. Cattle slaughter totaled 2.54 million head, down 12 percent from September 2011. The average live weight was rose 33 lbs. from the previous year to 1,311 lbs.
Veal production reached 8.8 million lbs., 17 percent below September a year ago. Calf slaughter declined 13 percent to 64,300 head compared to September 2011. The average live weight was down 17 lbs. from 2011, at 235 lbs.
Pork production slipped 2 percent to 1.91 billion lbs. Hog slaughter totaled 9.45 million head, down 2 percent from the comparable year ago period. The average live weight was up 1 lb. from the previous year, at 271 lbs.
Lamb and mutton production, at 12.5 million lbs., gained 6 percent compared to September 2011. Sheep slaughter totaled 174,300 head, 2 percent below last year. The average live weight was 145 lbs., up 11 lbs. from September 2011.
January to September 2012 commercial red meat production rose slightly to 36.6 billion lbs. compared to the comparable period in 2011, NASS said. Accumulated beef production declined 2 percent from 2011, veal was down 10 percent, pork was up 3 percent from a year ago, and lamb and mutton production climbed 4 percent.
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Having the next simple Plack app:
use strict;
use warnings;
use Plack::Builder;
my $app = sub {
return [ 200, [ 'Content-Type' => 'text/plain' ], [ 'Hello World' ] ];
builder {
foreach my $act ( qw( /some/aa /another/bb / ) ) {
mount $act => $app;
return's error:
WARNING: You used mount() in a builder block, but the last line (app) isn't using mount().
WARNING: This causes all mount() mappings to be ignored.
at /private/tmp/test.psgi line 13.
Error while loading /private/tmp/test.psgi: to_app() is called without mount(). No application to build. at /private/tmp/test.psgi line 13.
but the next builder block is OK.
builder {
foreach my $act ( qw( /some/aa /another/bb / ) ) {
mount $act => $app;
mount "/" => $app;
I understand than the Plack::Builder manual says
NOTE: Once you use mount in your builder code, you have to use mount for all the paths, including the root path (/).
But in the
for loop i have the
/ mount as last one:
qw( /some/aa /another/bb / ), so something is here behind the scene.
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Ballston Spa and the sweet smell of chocolate
This year's first outdoor movie in Ballston Spa is going to come with a little something extra. The first screening, which is "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," will feature AromaRama, meaning the village will be wafted with the sweet smell of chocolate and other aromas from the famous movie. This is the 1971 version […] [Read More]
Federal money possibilities for new city police station
Suddenly, state Democrats are lining up to get Saratoga Springs a new police station. Public Safety Commissioner Ron Kim just announced at the City Council meeting that Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand AND Congressman Scott Murphy have contacted his office about federal funding opportunities for a new municipal police building. After Mayor Scott Johnson announced that he […] [Read More]
Accused Skidmore cop beater walks on most charges
John Capitani had faced up to seven years in jail for allegedly assaulting and injuring a city police officer at an alcohol-fueled college party. On Tuesday, however, the former goalkeeper for the Skidmore lacrosse team walked free on a violation charge and $100 fine after students who were at the party said under oath that […] [Read More]
Yappy Hour at new location this summer
The nearly bi-monthly Yappy Hour will return May 31 for the summer. This year's venue is the Backstretch Tap Room and Terrace, 38 Caroline St. Yappy Hour, hosted by Melanie Dallas, the owner of Sloppy Kisses on Broadway, is for dog owners and their canine kids. The bar will serve drinks and food for people […] [Read More]
Don't mess with these folks
A group of karate students from the Saratoga area were granted black belts at the Tenkara Karate School after a more than 3-hour test last month. The test was held by school founder and chief instructor Shihan Patrick Hussey, and Sensei Jim Bruchac. It takes a student about four years on average to earn the […] [Read More]
OMG! Riggi on "Gossip Girl"
Chris Riggi, the son of high-profile Spa City couple Ron and Michele Riggi, will be featured prominently on tonight's episode teen drama "Gossip Girl." Riggi, according to his IMDB page, has also had roles in NBC's now-defunct"Lipstick Jungle," soap opera "The Guiding Light" and the film "Dare," which was released this year at the Sundance […] [Read More]
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Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson
|Princess Christina
Christina prior to the wedding of her niece Madeleine in June 2013
|Tord Magnuson (m. 1974)
|Gustaf Magnuson
Oscar Magnuson
Victor Magnuson
|House of Bernadotte
|Prince Gustaf Adolf, Duke of Västerbotten
|Princess Sibylla of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
3 August 1943
Haga Palace, Solna, Sweden
Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson, LoK av KMO (Christina Louise Helena, born 3 August 1943) is the youngest of four older sisters of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden. She does business as Christina Magnuson.
Early life[edit]
Princess Christina was born at Haga Palace outside Stockholm. She is the fourth child of Prince Gustaf Adolf, Duke of Västerbotten, and Princess Sibylla of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, and granddaughter of King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden.
Marriage and family[edit]
She met her future husband at a lunch in Stockholm in 1961; he is Tord Gösta Magnuson (born Stockholm, 7 April 1941), son of Lennart Magnuson and wife Gerda Klemming. Princess Christina's engagement to Tord Magnuson, was announced in 1974.
The couple married on 15 June 1974 in the Palace Church of the Royal Palace of Stockholm. Princess Christina wore the Connaught tiara, part of the Swedish royal family jewels [1] and a wedding gown from the Stockholm couture school, Märtaskolan.[2]
Because of her unequal marriage, she gave up her style of Royal Highness and received the courtesy title of Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson, with the style of Her Excellency as a Knight of the Order of the Elephant 1st Class (16 January 1973). Thus, she and her descendants cannot inherit the Swedish throne.
The couple has three sons:
- Carl Gustaf Victor Magnuson (born 8 August 1975 in Stockholm), an economist; married 2013 Vicky Elisabeth Andrén (b. 1983). They have one daughter.
- Tord Oscar Frederik Magnuson (born 20 June 1977 in Stockholm), an eyewear designer;[3] married 2011 Emma Emelie Charlotta Ledent (b. 1981). They have one son.
- Victor Edmund Lennart Magnuson (born 10 September 1980 in Stockholm), in a relationship with Frida Louise Bergström (b. 1980). They have one son.
Royal duties[edit]
Princess Christina lives in Stockholm together with her husband who accompanies her on royal family engagements. Between the death of her mother in 1972, and her brother's marriage in 1976, she was the only royal princess in Sweden and acted as the country's first lady.
Though no longer royal, she remains an active member of the King's family and occasionally performs engagements of an official nature, attending events such as the Nobel Prize ceremonies.
She was Chairman of the Swedish Red Cross for 9 years.
Titles and Styles[edit]
- 3 August 1943 – 15 June 1974: Her Royal Highness Princess Christina of Sweden
- 15 June 1974 – present: Her Excellency Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson, LoK av KMO
See also List of honours of the Swedish Royal Family by country
Swedish honours[edit]
- Sweden :
- Member of the Royal Order of the Seraphim [4]
- Royal Family Order of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden (1973)
- HM King Carl XVI Gustaf 50th Anniversary Medal (30 April 1996)
- Commemorative Ruby Jubilee Medal of His Majesty The King (15 September 2013) [5]
- Prince Carl Medal[6]
Foreign honours[edit]
- Denmark : Knight of the Order of the Elephant (16 January 1973)
- Germany : Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany (2003) [7]
- Iceland : Grand Cross of the Order of the Falcon (16 September 1985) [8]
- Portugal : Grand Cross of the Order of Christ (15 May 1991) [9]
- Italy : Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (5 May 1998) [10]
- Norway : Grand Cross of the Royal Norwegian Order of Saint Olav (1992)
- Japan : Grand Cordon of the Order of the Precious Crown (2000) [11]
- France : Commander of the Legion of Honour (15 July 2004) [12]
Other honours[edit]
- Salvation Army Cross of the Order of Distinguished Auxiliary Service for exceptional service rendered to the Army by non-Salvationists [13]
- Henry Dunant Medal, (2005), for exceptional services rendered to the Red Cross Society.
On December 19, 2010, it was announced that Princess Christina had been diagnosed with breast cancer the previous spring and had already undergone surgery three times to combat it.
- ^ Order of Splendor; The Connaught Tiara http://orderofsplendor.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/tiara-thursday-connaught-tiara.html
- ^ "Haga princesses". Order of Splendor.
- ^ http://www.oscarmagnuson.com/spectacles/
- ^ Noblesse et Royautés, King's sisters attending Victoria's wedding, 19 June 2010, Group photo
- ^ Ruby Jubilee in Sweden
- ^ "The King awards the Prince Carl Medal to Johan von Schreeb". Swedish Royal Court. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
- ^ Gallery on www.theroyalforums.com, State visit of President Johannes Rau in Sweden in 2003 : Christina's photo
- ^ Icelandese Presidency Website , Magnusson, Christina ; prinsessa ; Svíþjóð ; 1998-11-24 ; Stórkross (= Magnusson, Christina , Sweden, 24 November 1998, Grand Cross)
- ^ Portugal
- ^ Italian Presidency website, Magnuson S.A.R. Christina la Principessa di Svezia, Cavaliere di Gran Croce Ordine al Merito della Repubblica Italian
- ^ Princess Lilian, Princess Désirée and Princess Christina, Grand Cordon of the Order of the Precious Crown
- ^ The Royal Forums
- ^ Order of Distinguished Auxiliary Service[unreliable source?]
- 1943 births
- Living people
- Swedish princesses
- House of Bernadotte
- Disinherited European royalty
- People from Solna Municipality
- Swedish Lutherans
- People associated with the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
- Swedish people of German descent
- Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Falcon
- Grand Crosses of the Order of Christ (Portugal)
- Knights Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic
- Grand Cordons of the Order of the Precious Crown
- Commandeurs of the Légion d'honneur


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Really enjoyed the stay there for 3 days . Hotel is right across the Nile (Iberotel/Novotel) and rooms have river views. View from the rooms also has a Garden/landscape views and its feels really amazing. Only problem is that service is good but not great. We could find Indian vegetarian food at nearby Sheraton hotel (short distance) and one more Indian restaurant set up by an Englishwoman. Also Karnak temple is walkable from the hotel
Location: Egypt > Nile River Valley > Luxor
Ranked #47 of 58 Hotels in Luxor
Number of rooms: 197


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Glad I got this item!!
By Starr
from Sharon, Pa
About Me Avid Cook
Comments about Dishwasher Reminder:
I love it, now I don't have to leave a note saying the dishes are clean!
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
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great little reminder
By Pam
from Pittsboro NC
About Me Casual Cook
this handy little reminder is a gem for my dishwasher usage. It lets the whole family know for sure if the items in the washer should be used or not. Also helps my memory out on when I last used the washer. Had used a "homemade sign" very similar to this, and it kept falling off the dishwasher!
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Still love it after three years
By doxymama
from Michigan
Some reviewers don't like that this is not magnetic. I wasn't sure when I got it that I would either, but it's now been three years, and the adhesive has held on perfectly, despite the fact that it gets quite hot from steam vents. I now prefer this to the magnetic kind that can easily get knocked off. The slide works perfectly, and I like that it looks very classy, not cheesy like some I've seen. It still looks and works like brand new, with three years of daily use. I am ordering another one for my next house!
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Simplify Dish detail
By Pat
from Baton Rouge, LA
Knowing at a glance if dishes are clean or dirty. Just bought another one for expected move soon.
Love this product
By The homemaker
from Picayune MS area
I love this product. It is small and fits right on the dishwasher opening. Easy to slide from clean to dirty and back again. Let's everyone know what the status is on the dishes in the dishwasher. No more accidentally putting a dirty dish in the clean ones that I have not had a chance to put away yet. Great!!!!
Dishwasher Reminder
By Ginny
from Loveland, Colorado
I put this reminder on my dishwasher and now we are never wondering if we ran the washer or not. We just slide the reminder when we fill the dishwasher and run it.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Can't see what you need to!
By grama nannie
from friendship,N.Y.
sticks great but you can!t see it unless your on top of it.
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
No mixups
By Lee
from Kerrville, TX
Just had to get used to switching it when I started the machine. No more double washing when my husband put dirty dishes in with the clean!
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
don't believe everything you read.
By aj
from Fort Pierce, Fl
Not aware that this was not magnetic. Very poorly designed.
Great sign
By Double R
from Elgin, IL
Fit right on the dishwasher. Easy to see and to read. Now I just have to teach my husband to check the sign before asking the question.43 years and still a work in progress.