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changed passwords, still can't login
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Even though I can change passwords on an account I cannot login to the account with the new passwords (or the old one). I have tried changing the passwd with both in System Prefs and using "sudo passwd" in the Terminal.
Longer Story:
I recently changed passwords on my main account (call it "acct1") using the Terminal. However I then couldn't log back in, but luckily could still surf the web with acct2 (not an admin account). I found out how to create a new admin account (call it "acct3") by removing the /var/db/.AppleSetupDone file in single user mode. That worked, but (as I said in the quick version) when I change the password for acct1 in acct3, I still can't log in to acct1.
This is very annoying. Is there any solution or do I just need to copy acct1 files to acct3 and start over? I can't go into an Apple store for at least a week since I'm travelling.
Thanks for any help or suggestions.
This is on a MBPro w/ 10.5.6
Why do folks insist on using the Terminal to change passwords? That's what System Preferences - Accounts is for.
Do you have your original install media along with you? Otherwise, you may have to wait until you get back home. Do not copy one account to the other while the password is in Limbo. That will lead to further lockouts and probably a complete re-install.
In the meantime you might want to try this work around - hack: Link
broken password
Yes, it was stupid to use the Terminal to change passwords. I already did what is mentioned in the hack-link. This is what is so weird. I have a new admin account, but still can't fix the broken password on the original account. That's why I doubt that the startup disk will help, unless it changes passwords in a different way. I think I have a real messy problem that may require a serious expert since I've already tried friends I consider pretty knowledgeable on both Macs and Unix.
thanks though for the advice on not trying to copy files over. I am tempted (so I can get access to my Calendar!) but will hold off.
OK, understand. Try this:
Log on using the ROOT account: Link
While logged on as ROOT you'll have access to everything. (all accounts) Copy (don't use move) whatever you need from the account(s) which you can no longer access over to the new Admin account you created.
Log off and log on to the new Admin account. Verify that you can access all your data, programs, files, etc using this account. If everything is OK, log off and log back on as ROOT. Remove the account(s) you no longer need. Log off and log back on to the Admin account.
Hopefully everything will be back to normal. (Keep fingers crossed.) :)
I do have root access. Moving all the files is a last resort. Since it's just a broken password, I still have hope that there's a way to fix it and get back to normal.
Also I'd probably want to move the files twice to get the same short username. Though I guess it is possible to change the short username: 1 2
Or ... once I check that my Time Machine backups are OK and complete, I could delete the original account, create a new account with the original username, and then restore it from the backup. This seems safer than moving files around to accounts with different usernames, right? I.e. fewer lost settings, etc.
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Which Glee Characters Need LESS Screen Time? Our Top 5 Picks!
Saying that you're getting tired of a Glee character is like saying that you're tired of ice cream — it's not a very common complaint. So while we love each and every one of the show's amazing characters, there are currently a few that seem to be getting more screen time than they deserve, which in turn is limiting other people's time in the spotlight.
With that in mind, here are our top five picks for the characters who could use a tad less screen time on Glee. And don't forget to check out our picks for the Top 5 Characters Who Need MORE Screen Time. Come to think of it, everything would be a lot easier if each Glee episode were 11 hours long, no?
5. Brody Weston
What's the deal with this guy? Does he actually like Rachel (Lea Michele), or is he just a player? At any rate, now that he's hooked up with Cassandra (Kate Hudson) in "Glease," we're kinda over the dude. Still, if you think we're gonna complain about seeing Brody (Dean Geyer) shirtless from time to time, you're way off.
4. Finn Hudson
Don't get us wrong: We love seeing Finn (Cory Monteith) in charge of the glee club, and it's great that he's taken an interest in something. Still, we've been getting a lot of him lately, and there are numerous other graduates we'd probably rather see. (Quinn [Dianna Agron] and Santana [Naya Rivera], just to name two.) Plus, seeing Finn all by his lonesome just reminds us how bummed we are that he's not still with Rachel. (What can we say? We're fragile.)
3. Sue Sylvester
Can someone tell us why exactly she has a baby? Or why she's so opposed to Finn leading the New Directions, after seeming to make nice with them at the end of last season — as she does at the end of every season? True, Glee wouldn't be the same without her quips, but we're not exactly sure that Sue's (Jane Lynch) being used effectively right now. We just hope she doesn't throw us across the room for saying that.
2. Unique
Unique (Alex Newell) is an interesting character to have added to the cast, but sometimes it feels like there are other minor characters we'd like to see more of instead — like Karofsky (Max Adler), for example. And as powerful as Alex's voice is, it still feels strange that he's spent so much time on Glee despite not technically "winning" The Glee Project. Or maybe we're still just going through Rory (Damian McGinty) withdrawals.
1. Kitty
Doesn't it seem like Kitty (Becca Tobin) is always on our screen these days? Sure, she offers a fair share of funny lines, but she feels like the least essential of the new characters, primarily because she isn't particularly well-rounded. Then again, maybe we're just bitter that, not only is she going way overboard in her treatment of Marley (Melissa Benoist), but she's trying to interfere with Jarley. Leave Jarley alone!
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OCU Win 5 in a Row
The OCU men win their 5th game in a row, marking the second best win streak in OCU Men's history, second only to last years 6-0 start. The OCU men didn't do it quietly though as they gave up a 3-1 lead, to visiting Crown College, late in the game. In the 80th minute Crown scored on a rare lapse of the OCU defense and one minute later scored again on a phenomenal goal making it 3-3. Not to be outdone, Kevin Street (OCU Junior Defender) made an overlapping run down the wing, crossed the ball to Emanuel Harris (OCU Soph. Forward) in the 84th minute to take home the victory. "Both are team captains and obviously for good reason. We rely on them to make big plays and they did again today" mentioned Coach Murton.
The OCU men move to 5-0 overall and play against Malone College, a rare visit from an NAIA team. "Malone will come in and give us a great opportunity to see where we are in the progress of this program. We all have worked extremely hard to make this program what it is today, but we have a lot more ahead of us," elaborates Coach Murton. The game against Malone is a home game on Tuesday at 5pm.


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Author: Crutcher, Chris
Title: Athletic Shorts
Plot Summary: Athletic
Shorts is a collection of six short stories. In each of the stories, the
main character struggles to overcome some form of hardship, challenge, or
prejudice. The first story, "A Brief Moment In the Life of Angus Bethune,"
tells of a boy with two gay parents who is elected Prom King as a joke.
In the second story, "Goin' Fishin'," a boy named Lionel has a
family that was killed by a drunk boy who took his dad's motorboat for a
joyride. Lionel stuggles to forgive him. The third story is called,"Telephone
Man," and tells about a boy who realizes at school that the prejudices
that his father has brainwashed him with aren't correct. Next is "The
Pin." It is about a high school wrestler's struggles with his father
in and out of a wrestling ring. The fifth story, "The Other Pin,"
is about a male wrestler who has to fight a female wrestler, yet falls in
love with her when he meets her at the mall. And the last story tells about
a boy who becomes friends with a homosexual male with AIDS.
Review: In this book,
Chris Crutcher does an outstanding job of making his characters "come
alive." Their characters all have a nice balance of both good and bad
qualities. For example, the good qualities of Loinel in "Goin' Fishin'"
are his stregnth and independence. But he also is very stubborn and cannot
forgive the boy who killed his family. This is true with all characters
in the book. They are all basically good people, they just sometimes make
some bad decisions, or have bad habits. In each story you are left with
a real insight into the main character's life. You get insights into the
lives of a boy who has lost his family in "Goin' Fishin'." You
get an insight into the life of a social outcast in "A Brief Moment
in the Life of Angus Bethune." You also get an insight into the life
of a boy who has been brought up racist in "Telephone Man." My
only criticism is that most of the stories have dark themes and are depressing.
A couple of more humorous stories would lighten up the book more and make
it more appealing to a wider audience.
Interest Level: Grade 7-11
Genre: Problem Novel
Quality: 5Q Popularity: 3P
(On a scale of one to five with five being the best.)
Reviewed by: Alex
Grade: Freshman
Date Reviewed: September 22, 2002
School: Littleton High School
City, State, Country: Littleton, Massachusetts US of A
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If you've ever wanted to make your own laboratory, look no further than this bag of science secrets. This kit contains over 60 different experiments in a reusable bag. Blast off with a soda explosion from a Geyser Tube' learn about the science of polymers including giant spheres, growing crystals, and Insta-Snow, learn about acids and bases, or even make your own slime... over 70 activities in all! It's an ENORMOUS science kit containing loads of Spangler favorites for a great value.
The Big Bag of Science isn't just a bag of experiments, it's an experience. With the massive amount of projects and demonstrations, the Big Bag of Science makes a perfect gift for the young scientist in your life. Remember your first chemistry set? The Big Bag of Science is the same idea, but instead of only teaching chemistry, your little one will get to experience all kinds of hands-on science!
The 30-page instruction manual not only guides you through the plethora of science investigations, but it also tells you the type and area of science you are researching. But that's not all, the Big Bag of Science encourages exploration with actual lab tools like test tubes and pipettes while building specific skill sets with each activity. Don't miss the opportunity to have your very own laboratory in a bag...oratory.
What's Included?
- 30-page instruction book
- Insta-Snow® powder
- Water Gel™
- Gravity Goo™ powder
- Garbled marbles
- Superabsorbent cubes
- True Colors™ tablets
- Color changing paper
- Non-newtonian powder
- Superabsorbent crystals
- Worm goo
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- Slime goo
- Energy beads
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Featuring Steve Spangler Science favorites like Insta-Snow, Water Gel, and more, the Big Bag of Science doesn't just work by teaching kids about individual experiments. Instead, this massive kit of hands-on activities is geared towards engaging young scientists within an experience. The ultimate goal is to encourage kids to want more learning opportunities and become life long learners.
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The Big Bag of Science uses materials covering multiple fields of science to help develop specific skills. You'll use physical science, chemistry, life science, and biology to learn about observation techniques, measurements, experimentation, and classifcation.
Customer Reviews
- Great product! My students loved it. Review by Theresa Porter
Only problem is this year I was going to do some of the experiments and I can't find the instruction booklet that goes with it. Is there anyway I can get a new instruction pamphlet book. I still have plenty of experiments left to do. Thanks!! (Posted on 12/15/14)
- Fun but needs improvements to work Review by Kim
Love all the experiments and excited to do them for my kids but disappointed that the descriptions on the bags and the descriptions in the instruction manual do not match. It asks for worm activator. I had to get online and watch the experiment to see that it was a calcium solution. I now know that the calcium chloride powder is worm activator. Then they also say just squirt in the worm soln but the bottle doesn't have a squirt top like the video shows. Lots of deductive reasoning needed to do these experiments. The labeling needs to coordinate with the instructions. (I am a middle school science teacher and had trouble figuring out what they wanted me to do).
In a different experiment I had to guess which crystals to use as there are a couple polymer crystals in the kit. I think any of them would work fine but better labeling would improve this kit.
Kim -(Posted on 4/6/13)
Thank you for the feedback! We are aware of these problems and are working to get them changed as quickly as possible. Give us a call if you have any other problems and we'll do what we can to help!
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- School Teacher K-2 Review by Ginny Summerlin
Overall, this was a great product to expose kids to a wide variety of experiments. My class really enjoyed it. We had a little trouble with the labeling of ingredients. I will have to order another bag soon for my own children. (Posted on 3/2/13)
- Not very happy Review by D.Shepard
We opened this kit to use and we are missing the instruction book....I am having a really hard time trying to find one as well. Not a very happy mom and 10 year old boy.
D. Shepard-(Posted on 1/15/13)
We're extremely sorry to hear about your missing instruction manual. One of our customer service reps will be getting in touch with you to make sure you get your hands on a replacement!
-Steve Spangler Science Web Team
- Big Bag of Science Review by Cindy Miller
Lots of fun things to do and learn from. Would of been a BIG help to know about all the items that needed to be perchased to complete the experiments before it was unwrapped as a gift. Items should be listed on the website in the description!!! (Posted on 12/3/12)
- Share the Love and Science!!! Review by Terri Vrasich
I've enjoyed Steve Spangler products so much at the preschool I direct so I decided to buy this set for my granddaughter's preschool in Maryland. Here's hoping they will enjoy the many hands on experiences in this bag. (Posted on 11/21/12)
- Confusion is in the bag Review by Adam Bonus
The science experiments are really cool...they are. But what's not really cool is the way a couple of the bags are labeled. For example, one experiment calls for "Non-Newtonian Powder." The only problem is that none of the bags of ingredients is labeled "Non-Newtonian Powder." What they actually mean is the bag labeled "Cornstarch." Unless you can read minds, it takes a lot of investigation to figure that out. Also, if the directions call for "Worm Activator" they actually mean "Calcium Chloride." This is all very frustrating when your 7 year old son (who LOVES science) wants to do a science experiment from the kit you just bought for him and has to wait while you search over and over for something that doesn't appear to be there.
Also, incidentally, we didn't receive the "Twister Tube" in our kit at all. (Posted on 10/2/12)
- OK Review by Sarah
Overall, this was a decent product to expose kids to a wide variety of experiments, however, the products that were included were poorly labeled; we had to stop in the middle of a few things so I could get online to check to make sure we were using the correct ingredients. (Posted on 8/22/12)
- Insta-Worm Hit! Review by Sharon
I am letting you know that the Insta-Worms were a great success for the 4-H project that we presented for our local Duck Days in Lake Crystal, MN. The 4-H Butternut Boosters relied on your services and delivered a fun, and exciting project for our club to present to the community. Thank you for your wonderful exploration into science, that makes science fun! You're Da' Bomb! (Posted on 8/9/12)
- Big Bag of Science Review by ColoradoMoms
ColoradoMoms.com received the Big Bag of Science from Steve Spangler Science at no cost to them in exchange for a review. To read ColoradoMoms review in its entirety, please visit their blog. - Spangler Science Team
As soon as my boys saw the bag, they were more than a little excited.The Steve Spangler Big Bag of Science was a BIG hit in our house...We sat around the table and poured through the booklet of all the different things we could do in the kit...My boys love science! They especially love hands on experiments...LOTS of experiments can be created out of this one bag!(Posted on 6/22/12)
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The Israeli electorate heads to the center confounding the international media.
Divergent Polls On Israeli Attack: It's All in the Question
Two polls released this week indicate divergent American attitudes towards Israeli military action against Iran. First, the University of Maryland reported that only one in four Americans would favor an Israeli strike. Then, Ipsos/Reuters reported that 62 percent of Americans would favor an Israeli military strike. How'd the two polls get such massively opposite results? The Christian…
Israelis and Palestinans Polls Apart
I'm just juxtaposing two headlines. AP: Poll: 32% of Palestinians support the killing of settler family in recent attack Gallup: Israelis More Skeptical About Peace 'Nuff said.


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Moses Guest
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Moses Guest and his Descendants
"Fnu" = First Name Unknown
"Lnu" = Last Name Unknown
----Moses Guest was born on January 1, 1749 in Prince William, Va.. He died on October 1, 1837 in Franklin, Ga.. He was a Captain in the Revolutionary War in and fought in the Battle of King's Mountain. He was one of three brothers who fought in the revolution..
Moses Guest was married to Mary Blair (daughter of Colbert Blair and Sarah Morgan) in 1772 in Rowan Co, NC. Mary Blair was born about 1755 in Va./NC. She died in 1827 in Franklin, Ga.. Moses Guest and Mary Blair had the following children:
----Morgan Guess was born on August 22, 1773 in Surry, later became Wilks Co NC. He died on August 23, 1873 in Attala Co, Miss.
----Morgan Guess was married to Mary Jane Walker about 1790. Mary Jane Walker was born in 1765 in Cork Co, Ireland. She died before 1825 in believe to be Copiah Co, Miss. Morgan Guess and Mary Jane Walker had the following children:
----Terrell Guess was born in 1795. He was living in 1820 in Lawrence Co, Ms. near Monticello.
----Zebediah Ball Guess was born on September 5, 1798 in Pendelton Dist, S.C.. He was living in 1850 in Attala Co, Miss. He died on August 5, 1878 in Attala Co, Miss. He was buried in Guess Cemetery Atalla Co Miss.
----Moses Guess was born about 1800 in Tn or Ms..
----Walker Guess was born on July 27, 1809 in Tn or Ms.. He died on February 7, 1870 in Lawrence Co, Miss.
----Serena Guess was born in 1818. She died in Possibly Hesterville, Ms. She was buried in Possibly Sam Brister Cemetery.
----Polly Guest.
----Edney Guess.
----John Walker Guest was born in 1815 in Tn or Ms.. He died on July 12, 1908 in Pope Co, Ark.
----Martin B. Guest was born in 1822 in Mississippi.
----Morgan Guess was married to Nancy Hendry about 1825. Morgan Guess and Nancy Hendry had the following children:
----Nancy Guess was born on October 13, 1826 in Mississippi. She died on January 21, 1872.
----Charles Morgan Guess was born on October 5, 1828 in Copiah Co, Miss.. He died on November 24, 1924.
----Cynthia Ann Guess was born on March 27, 1831.
----Lousiana Carolina Guess was born on June 9, 1833 in Copiah Co, Miss.
----Sanford L. Guess was born on January 21, 1836 in Copiah Co, Miss.
----William Guest was born on March 24, 1775 in Wilkes Co, NC. He was Living in Humphreys Co, Tn in 1820. He was bought land in Lafayette Co, Ms. in 1836. He died in 1859 in Lafayette Co, Miss.
William Guest was married to Elizabeth Barton (daughter of John Barton and Patty Harden) on December 24, 1795 in Surry Co, NC. Elizabeth Barton was born in 1778 in Pendelton Dist, S.C.. She died after 1850 in Lafayette Co, Miss.. William Guest and Elizabeth Barton had the following children:
----Thomas Guest died on February 6, 1863 in Near Port Hudson, La.. He was with M.V. Guest at Port Hudson, La. M.V. Guest enlisted at Springdale , Lafayette Co, Ms.1861.
----Joseph Guest.
----Mary [Polly] Guest was born in 1797. She died in Van Zandt Co, Tx.
----Moses Guest was born on February 18, 1801.
----Elizabeth Guest was born in 1802.
----Sarah Guest was born about 1806.
----Barton Guest was born about 1808.
----David Guest was born about 1808.
----James Blair Guest was born on June 30, 1809 in Franklin, Ga.. He was living in 1860 in Panola Co, Ms. Census record has HH#219 Bynums Creek Dist. He died in 1861 in Lafayette Co, Miss..
----William Martin Guest was born in 1813 in Ga.or Tn.. He died after 1880.
----John William Guest was born on January 26, 1815. He died on January 29, 1886 in Walthall Co, Tx.
----Elizabeth Guest was born on December 12, 1776.
----Ashburn Mabry was born about 1775.
----Mary Guest was born on June 29, 1779.
----Howard McCall was born about 1777.
----Moses Guest was born on October 10, 1781 in Wilkes Co, NC. He died on December 19, 1849 in Bedford Co, Tn.
Moses Guest was married to Asentha[Asenah] Harrison on October 2, 1804 in Franklin Co, Ga.. Asentha [Asenah] Harrison was born in 1780. Moses Guest and Asentha[Asenah] Harrison had the following children:
----Matilda Guest.
----David Guest was born about 1805.
----John M. Guest was born about 1806.
----Malinda Guest was born about 1822.
----Ana Guest was born on April 18, 1831. She died on November 13, 1893.
----John Guest was born on October 19, 1783.
----Celia Guest was born on October 12, 1785.
Celia Guest was married to Archibald Cogburn in 1814. Archibald Cogburn was born about 1785. He died in 1863.
----Colbert Guest was born on December 20, 1787.
Colbert Guest was married to Susannah Minyard on February 16, 1851. Susannah Minyard was born about 1782.
Colbert Guest was married to Elizabeth Bethel on November 1, 1812.
----Samuel Nathaniel Guest Sr. was born on April 27, 1790 in Pendelton Dist, Sc.
----Ana Lnu was born about 1803. Samuel Nathaniel Guest Sr. and Ana Lnu had the following children:
----George Washington Guest was born in 1811.
----Moses Holland Guest was born in 1812 in S.C.
----Thomas Oliver Guest was born in 1815.
----Rhoda Guest was born in 1815
----Samuel Nathaniel Guest Jr. was born after 1816.
----Cynthia Guest was born in 1817
----Green Berry Guest was born on November 8, 1820. He died on September 28, 1889 in Etowah County, Alabama. He was born in Framklin Co. Ga.
----Isaac Newton Guest was born after 1920.
----Ann Guest was born on June 5, 1792.
Ann Guest was married to Asa Payne on March 26, 1815 in Franklin Co, Ga.. Asa Payne was born about 1790. Ann Guest and Asa Payne had the following children:
----Barton Guest Payne was born on February 15, 1816 in Ga.. He died on May 22, 1893 in Madison Co, Ga.. He was buried in Liberty Church Cem.
----Barton Guest was born on April 30, 1794.
----James Guest was born in Ms or Texas.
----Cynthia Guest was born on June 28, 1796 in Pendelton Dist, S.C.. She died after 1870 in Framklin Co. Ga. Cynthia Guest was married to William Ramsey Jr. about 1815. William Ramsey Jr. was born about 1796. He died about 1840. Cynthia Guest and William Ramsey Jr. had the following children:
----Elizabeth Katy Ramsey was born in 1817 in Franklin Co, Ga.. She died in 1904.
----Sanford [Sam] Guest was born on June 7, 1799. He died on October 17, 1878 in Framklin Co. Ga.
Sanford [Sam] Guest was married to Caroline Kelly on May 18, 1864. Caroline Kelly was born in 1823. She died on October 17, 1878. Sanford [Sam] Guest was married to Elizabeth Tilda Addison in 1817 in Franklin, Ga.. Elizabeth Tilda Addison was born in 1801 in Franklin Co, Ga.. She died in 1860 in Framklin Co. Ga. Sanford [Sam] Guest and Elizabeth Tilda Addison had the following children:
----Pleasant Guest.
----Synthia Guest was born on August 13, 1820 in Franklin Co. GA.
----Morgan Guest was born in 1824 in Franklin Co. GA. He died on July 4, 1894 in Texas.
----Lucy G. Guest was born on September 5, 1824 in Franklin Co, Ga.. She died on September 24, 1876 in Franklin Co. GA.
----Annie Guest was born in 1831 in Ga.
----Mary Polly Guest was born on April 22, 1833. She died on December 10, 1910 in Habersham Co. GA.
----Wilburn William Guest was born in 1838 in Franklin Co, Ga.
----Possey Guest was born in January 1838.
----Susan Guest was born in 1843.
----Mary Catherine Guest was born on June 22, 1844.
----Floyd Hosea Guest was born in 1845 in Franklin Co, Ga.
----Susanna E. Guest was born on August 28, 1802.
----Moses Guest was married to Eleanor Ruth York on May 8, 1829 in Franklin Co, Ga.. Eleanor Ruth York was born in 1789. She died on May 24, 1866 in Dawson Co, Ga. Moses Guest and Eleanor Ruth York had the following children:
----Joseph Flint Guest was born on September 30, 1830 in Franklin Co, Ga.. He died before 1866.
Revolutionary War Pension Application of Moses Guest
State of Georgia, Franklin County
"Personally appeared before me the undersigned an acting Justice of the Peace in and for said County, Moses Guest, to whose original and amended Declaration this is Attached, and who being sworn Saith that he has stated in said amendment his several services as fully as he can from memory except that from papers since discovered he served as Captain but does not recollect whether he had a Commission or not in writing, But he knows he was fully authorized to Act as such. In 1777 he held an ensigns Commission in the Infantry but does not recollect that he served under it. he held at the time a Captains Commission which is lost or so misplaced that he cannot possibly obtain it. He has written to the Secretary of State in North Carolina to find if his name is not enrolled there and if any proof is obtained will forward it herewith. He also forwards the affidavit of Col. James Blair late a Senator for the adjoining County of Habersham and also annexes a List of Light Horsemen who were under his Command in the War, also his Ensigns Commission and a Captains Commission dated in January 1782 for a Captain of a foot Company which was at home and not in Service. He further states that both the Ensigns and Captains Commissions annexed were for Foot Companies, While the
Commission he has lost and the service he performed was in a Horse Company.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th day of September 1833 -
Christopher ADDISON JP
State of Georgia, Franklin County
"Personally appeared before the undersigned Acting Justice of the Peace in and for said County Col. James Blair of Habersham County in the state aforesaid. Who being Duly Sworn deposith and saith That he has been well aquainted with the aforesaid Moses Guest for about Sixty years. That deponent knew said Guest in the Revolutionary War at several different periods of the War, when he was always acting as a Captain of Horse and was obeyed and respected as such. Deponent saw said Guess presiding as Captain upon Courts Martial amd Courts of Enquiry both before and after the Battle of Kings Mountain in which battle deponent was and he saw Guess Commanding his Horse Company. Deponent further saith upon looking over the annexed List of Capt. Guests Troops at Kings Mountain, that he knew all the men named in the first column of said List, except John Snowdy and that they were serving at the battle under Guess. Deponent saith that Guess was then and is now a very Respectable and truthful man and he is as certain as he can be of anything that he must have held a Regular Captains Commission at the time he states.
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C-130 Study Guides and Gouge
The following is a public accumulation of C130 Briefing Guides, Study
Guides, Ops Limits and various errata. ATTENTION: These are Unofficial
documents. None of this information is a substitute for official
publications, regulations or USAF Tech Orders. Feel free to view each file or download them all;
print and use. Many of these documents are solely specific to a
particular C-130 model, e.g. C-130E, H3, etc. If you
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All pilots attending C-130 requal (PRA or PRB), and the Pilot Checkout Course, there is a test on the pre-course CBTs and it is administered on the first or second day of class. Failure of the test could result in disenrollment from the course. Information on how to obtain a copy of the pre-course material can be found at the ETCA website. A link to ETCA can be found by searching the Air Force Portal.
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|Publications Gouge
|AFMAN 11-217 Summary of Changes download (122K Word) New AFMAN 11-217 Change Summary authored by Columbus AFB LSI Team and joint effort by Columbus, Randolph, Vance, and Moody OGVs. (14Feb05)
AFI 11-2C-130 v3 Index
download (95K Word)
Index to the new version of AFI 11-2C-130 v3. This replaces the 2006 version. Thanks to LtCol DJ Hernandez (25Apr2011)
|DD-1801 Gouge (16Aug00) Quick reference, item-by-item description of the DD-1801 International Flight Plan page DD-1801 Gouge. Also Download a checklist-sized insert (34K Word file) providing the same item-by-item description of the DD-1801 Flight Plan. Excerpt from the IAOPA website.
|AFI 11-202v3 Index download (47K Word) Updated Comprehensive index of our 11-202v3 pub (no index was included in the original pub). Thanks to Capt. Alexandra Smith (16Nov03)
|C-130 Systems Gouge + EPE Study Guides
|C-130 Study Gouge download (172kb PDF) A wide variety of different numbers and quick reference material. Thanks to Nick Reinke for the product. (2Feb2012)
|C-130H1 Bold Face/ Ops Limits Sheet download (365K PDF). Thanks to 2LT Brandon Calhoun. (29Jun11)
|C-130H1 Bold Face/ Ops Limit BLANK Sheet download (242K PDF). Thanks to Thanks to 2LT Brandon Calhoun. (29Jun11)
|C-130 Fuel Planner download (2Mb Excel) fuel planning workbook with step climb information and more. Thanks to Mr. Farsi, Royal Saudi Air Force (1Dec2010)
|C-130H Fuel Planner download (1Mb Excel) H-model fuel planning sheet with data from the -1 to do fuel planning, multi-leg, and enroute fuels. Thanks to Dan Riley (17Aug09)
|C-130 Discussion Items 2009 download (723Kb .PDF) Edwards AFB Test Pilot Primer on various C-130 topics, including Vmca, Obstacle Clearance, Stall, Fin Stall, and the aerodynamics of turning flight. Thanks to Grant Mizell (5Mar09)
C-130 Turn and Burn Diagram
(54Kb .PDF)
Updated checklist-sized engine start diagram. Thanks to Jason Little (5OCT08)
File Downloads: C-130E / C-130H1 / C-130H2 / C-130H3
C-130E Ops Limits Slideshow
download (402K
C-130E Ops Limits Program
download (54K zip)
A program written in visual basic that allows review of current OPS LIMITS for the C-130E. The 204 questions can either be viewed in order or randomized. Its a cool little tool to review for the EPE. Bugs now fixed. Thanks to Jammy Eaton (11Apr06)
C-130H Told Card Calculator
download (227K zip)
Excel spreadsheet that will compute your TOLD. Thanks to William Archambault (9May07)
C-130 Brain Book
download (2.7M pdf)
Consolidated C-130 Gouge Book - Numbers, Mission Planning, Briefings and Guides, TAC, Emergency and Abnormal, SKE. Thanks to Tucker Rojas (18Nov05) -- or download 5.7M Word
C-130 TOLD Gouge
download (232K Word)
Comprehensive C-130H TOLD Gouge in a checklist-sized insert format. Thanks to Marc Lovelace (4Feb06)
|C-130E EPE Study Guide download (2.1M Word) Version 8 2002. Comprehensive study guide of EPs for all phases of flight. Systems review and diagrams. Thanks to Maj Berg 53AS
C-130 Malfunctions / Systems Overview
download (76K Word)
Quick C-130 EPs & systems notes - good for FEs and Pilots alike. Thanks to Aaron O'Connor (19Jul05)
|"Hey Eng" website link - The C-130 Flight Engineer Shop - Tons of FE and Systems Gouge. Thanks to Duck McCombs (11Jun05).
|Herc Systems Review download (20K Word) 6-pages of concise systems notes. (5July01)
|Flight Eng Systems Gouge (20Sep00) This is a comprehensive systems training manual going through the dash-1 in detail. Thanks to MSgt Donnie Sumner and MSgt Gary Clark Instructor Engineers at the 189th at Little Rock. Download the 60-page manual (264K Word).
|C-130 Electrical System Diagram download (165K .pdf). Thanks to Maj Alexander Carothers. (5July01)
|US Coast Guard C-130 Gouge zipped file download (36K winzip file) Thanks to LT Timothy Tobiasz. (5July01)
|MLS Test download (181K Word) is an MLS guide to the self test and operation. (15Mar01)
C-130 Systems Guide 2nd Edition, E-Model,
download (3.3Mb ZIP-Word) Systems Guide WITH diagrams.
This C-130 systems study guide (with diagrams)
is intended to help pilots and copilots by methodically presenting each of
the aircraft's major systems in turn, including emergencies and
operational limits related to each system. This guide is not
intended to substitute any USAF T.O. or official publication.
C-130 Systems Guide 2nd Edition, E-Model,
download (150K ZIP-Word) Systems Guide WITHOUT diagrams.
This C-130 systems study guide (without diagrams) is intended to help pilots and copilots by methodically presenting each of the aircraft's major systems in turn, including emergencies and operational limits related to each system. This guide is not intended to substitute any USAF T.O. or official publication.
C-130 Systems Diagrams .PDF Files - additional detailed diagrams and information (1May04) (300-800Kb per file)
|AC Bus Sources
Engine Gearbox
Above files, thanks to:
|Landing Gear 1
|Prop Operation
Military Personal Loans - 24 Hour Service
|C-130 Mission Gouge
|Black Jack + All American DZ Sight Angle Mosaic (LRF) download (1M PDF) This file contains a collection of simple DZ Mosaics and Sight-angle Mosaics for both Blackjack and All American DZs.. Thanks to Terry Hollingsworth (12Jan09)
DZ Size Calculator
download (331K xls)
Calculates the minimum DZ size required for Pers, HE, CDS, HVCDS, SATB airdrops.
Thanks to Wes Robinson (25Aug2011)
C-130 TAC Quick Reference
download (49K Word)
Quick reference of TAC ops for reviewing prior to brief, etc. File prints into two checklist-sized pages so you can review numbers, restrictions, etc., on the crew bus, or whatever. TAC GK memory jogger. Thanks to Omar Bradley 109th SkiBirds (8Jan08)
DZ Entry / Exit Calculator 2010
download (22K xlsx)
Excel spreadsheet that acts like a calculator for DZ Entry/Exit. New version includes latest 3-3 references. Thanks to Justin Porter (26Mar2010)
Littlerock AFB Monthly CHUM
official website (AF Portal page)
This site allows the user to check for CHUM updates from any computer with internet access (provided the user can access the AF Portal). Here are several PowerPoint presentations that are updated monthly for Littlerock AFB standard routes. I use FalconView, so it's not only very accurate, it's MAJCOM approved. Thanks to Terry Hollingsworth (15Jan08)
DZ Night Lighting
Visual download
(86K Excel)
Helps illustrate how a DZ will look at night for a given distance from the PI by entering the flanker lights' and trailing edge beacon's distance from the PI. Thanks to Terry Hollingsworth (20Jan09)
(423K zip)
MS Access program that calculates Min DZ Size and when given a Drop Zone's dimensions, will calculate the max altitudes that may be flown for various types of drops. Current version is for C-130 aircraft. AFSOC and similar aircraft may use Day Single-ship unless local publications supplement AFI13-217. Thanks to Terry Hollingsworth (updated 3Jun07)
NVG Airland Operations Study
download (59K Word)
Study / Briefing Guide that references all paragraphs in the regulations that give procedural guidance. Thanks to Dave Spande & MN ANG (6Jun07)
Fuel Log Calc v2
download (110K Excel)
Excel Worksheet that will do the required Fuel and ETP calculations with minimal input from the user. This is the actual form that Navs will use for their flight. Thanks to Wes Robinson (24Oct06)
All American DZ Mozaics (LRF)
download (1.2M PDF)
Little Rock AFB's All American DZ Mosaics, In Adobe PDF format. Circa 2005 imagery (and isn't a dark page, copied several times over). Thanks to John Wrazin (21Oct06)
C-130 Nav Tools
v3 download (46K Excel)
Compilation of Pressure / TAS / ETP / ARA / Fuels / ETA spreads sheets. Compute lead points, compute self contained - Airborne Radar Approaches, and more. Fully customizable and automated. Thanks to Pete Petritsch (new version 21May06)
Ultimate TAC Route Study Guide II download (43K Word) Refresh of old study guide: Added new NVG items and notes for new 3NM corridors; new NVG Airland items; NVG Failure reminders; updated Threat / SCNS notes & techniques; SKE Echelon Turn Note. Thanks to Marc Lovelace (28Mar05)
SCNS Copilot Guide
download (40K Word)
SCNS gouge single page, checklist sized. It's useful for setting up SCNS and basic operating techniques in the absence of a Nav. Thanks to Mumbles (10Apr06)
CDS Flaps & SKE Drift
Offset download (88K
Word) A single page checklist insert. Thanks to Kevin Nosthine.
|Tactical Cheat Sheet download (62K Word) Checklist sized Airdrop general knowledge, notes, and numbers. Thanks to Marc Lovelace (15Sep02)
|62AS TAC Radio Procedures download (17K Excel) A Retype and Refresh of a handout in the 62AS Welcome Packet - Radio cookbook procedures for low levels at LRF. Thanks to Marc Lovelace (15Sep02)
|APN-59 SKE Timing Chart download (16K Excel) SKE timing for formation turns. Thanks to Marc Lovelace (15Sep02)
|Airdrop EPs checklist reference download (30K Word) Checklist sized quick reference for Airdrop EPs. Thanks to Marc Lovelace (15Sep02)
|AWADS/LEAD Route Study Guide download (30K Word) Briefing guide for AWADS / Lead. Thanks to Rob Risko, 2AS (15Sep02)
|LRF Herc Data Card download (19K Excel) Mission data card, notes, reminders. Thanks to Marc Lovelace (15Sep02)
|Secure Comms Loading Guide with DTD (CZY-10) download (18K Word) Instructions for loading the Secure Radios using the DTD.
|Herc Mission Card download (19K Excel) Handy card to print out and keep track of your flight weather, profile and other errata. (5July01)
|SKE SIMULATOR (28Jul00) This program was designed to improve a pilot's ability to accurately interpret a PPI presentation and apply the appropriate corrections necessary to maintain a precise formation position. A total of 24 different scenarios are available. Thanks to Niagara Falls ARS. Download the program file and text documentation: skesimulator(108K).
|Little Rock Schoolhouse Guide Going to the Rock? Read the all-you-need-to-know info. We break down the entire program for you - lodging, academics, sims, flightline and more. (Updated Mar05)
|53AS SCNS Guide download (55K Word) Detailed discussion of SCNS features and How-To for all features. Thanks to Capt Aris Braxton (31May04)
|LPS Note Sheet download (21K Excel) is a score card to keep track of LPS (Local Proficiency Sortie) events. (15Mar01)
|Cold Weather Ops Temp Correction download (85K PDF) New checklist-sized cheat-sheet used for Cold WX Ops. Quit having to pull out the FIH all the time to apply the 11-202v3 corrections to instrument approach altitudes based upon OAT. Thanks to Marc Lovelace (31May04)
|Dobbins ARB C-130H2 Schoolhouse Guide ANG/AFRES going to Dobbins? Read the all-you-need-to-know info. We break down the entire program for you - lodging, academics, sims, flightline and more. (Updated Jun04)
|C130 J-Model Gouge
C-130J Quick Reference Gouge
download (113K Excel)
Need to know numbers.Thanks to Kevin Big Canoe (2 Aug 2012)
C-130J Overwater Guide (updated)
download (74K Word)
This is an update to the overwater guide posted below. Thanks to Bryan Davis (22Feb2012)
C-130J HUD Symbology download
(1M Word)
Here's a picture with labels of the symbology in the HUD. Good for qual phase. Thanks to Laura-Kate Martineau (29Jun2011)
C-130J Start Malfunctions
Kneeboard-sized. Thanks to Laura-Kate Martineau (29Jun2011)
C-130J CNI-MU Circular DZ Part 1
download (18M
How to deal with the inherent risks of programming circular DZ information into the CNI-MU. Thanks to Laura-Kate Martineau (29Jun2011)
|C-130J CNI-MU Circular DZ Part 2 download (24M Word) How to deal with the inherent risks of programming circular DZ information into the CNI-MU. Thanks to Laura-Kate Martineau (29Jun2011)
C-130J Boldface (Dec 09)
download (675K jpg)
Thanks to Forrest Underwood (12Jun2011)
C-130J (-30) Ops Limits 2
download (2M jpg)
Thanks to Forrest Underwood (12Jun2011)
CORRECTION: The third line under "Engine Start Limitations" says "Before attempting ground restarts, wait 0 second(s) after NG reaches zero." I should say "wait 30 second(s)..."
C-130J (-30) Ops Limits 1
download (2M jpg)
Thanks to Forrest Underwood (12Jun2011)
C-130J Checklist Cover Page
download (19K Word)
Cover page for the fanfold checklist. Thanks to Dave Bakos (22Jul07)
C-130J (-30) Interior Checklist Flow
download (34K Word)
Thanks to Forrest Underwood (12Jun2011)
C-130J Copilot Cockpit Checklist
download (22K
Interior Inspection for copilots checklist insert. Thanks to Dave Bakos (22Jul07)
Checklist Warnings and Cautions
download (63K Word)
Cut out and paste all notes, warnings, and cautions in the expanded checklist. Also has cut out flows, triggers, and chute extraction times to past into the fanfold checklist. Update thanks to Aaron Sanchez. (1Jan10)
C-130J Before Starting Engines
download (24K Word)
Checklist insert. Thanks to Dave Bakos (22Jul07)
C-130J Pilot Cockpit Checklist
download (23K
Interior Inspection for pilots checklist insert. Thanks to Dave Bakos (22Jul07)
C-130J After T/O-Appch Before-Landing
download (23K Word)
Checklist insert. Thanks to Dave Bakos (22Jul07)
C-130J Before Taxi Checklist
download (28K Word)
Checklist insert. Thanks to Dave Bakos (22Jul07)
C-130J Eng Shutdown / Before Leaving
download (20K Word)
Checklist insert. Thanks to Dave Bakos (22Jul07)
C-130J ERO, After Landing Checklists
download (22K Word)
Checklist insert. Thanks to Dave Bakos (22Jul07)
C-130J Briefing Inserts
download (27K Word)
Departure and Arrival Briefings from the expanded checklist that can be folded in half and taped as an extra fan in the fanfold. (27May07)
C-130J Tac Gouge download (1.5M
7-Pages of notes, diagrams, study material for Tac. Thanks to Dave Bakos (22Jul07)
Max Effort TOLD Picture Book
download (474K Word)
Discussion on assumptions and decision making for max effort procedures. (27May07)
NVG Stick Digrams LRF
download (520K
LRF Stick Diagrams with 3-3.35 towers annotated on the sticks. (27May07)
NVG Towers List
download (35K Excel)
48th AS list of Custom data for 3-3.35 tower identification in the HUD. (27May07)
VNAV Constraints
download (1.6M Powerpoint)
Guidance for constraining the CNIMU on a BJ20 for best time control. (27May07)
C-130J Mission Study Guide v3
download (154K Word)
TAC study guide - airland & airdrop information. Thanks to Derek Huff (4Jul08 update)
48AS PMQ Inprocessing Guide
download (48K Word)
Thanks to Derek Huff (20Mar07)
|C-130J EPE Study Guide download (144K Word) Comprehensive study guide of EPs for all phases of flight. Thanks to Gordon Kinney (13Mar04)
C-130J EPs Study Guide
download (62K Word)
C-130J EP Quiz (with blanks) download (60K Word)
Marine C-130J EP Guide & Quiz (19Jul05)
|MD ANG C-130J SOP download (244K Word) MDANG Standard Operating Procedures for the C130J. Some of this will eventually be incorporated into AFI 11-2C-130J, but until then, here is a template for other units to work from.
|C-130J Overwater Guide download (42K Word) Extract from our In-Flight Guide regarding procedures for planning and executing overwater (Category I) missions. Thanks to Gordon Kinney (13Mar04)
|HC/MC-130P Gouge
|HC-130 Pubs Index download (112K Excel) index for the following publications: 11-202V3, 11-217V1&2, 11-2HC-130. Thanks to Dave Lenhardt, 71 RQS (5OCT08)
HAR Briefing Guide
download (30K Word)
Mock-up of the HAR Briefing Guide that's found in the 11-2MC-130v3 (and it's similar to the 11-2HC-130v3 as well). Decreases workload in the plane. Those items that the -20 requires in the precontact briefing are marked for easy recognition. Thanks to Marc Lovelace and Ken Larson (13Nov05)
AFI 11-2MC-130v3
Index download (168K
|HC/MC-130P Plastic Brains download (477K zip) Comprehensive checklist sized study guides for pilots and navigators. General, overwater, low level, tactical, objective area planning; search and rescue procedures, systems, emergency equipment, EPs and more. Good stuff for other C-130 models, too. Thanks to Bob Buerkle (12Dec04)
HC-130 P/N Limitation
sheets download (251K
These sheets cover the HC-130-(H)N-1 and HC-130(H)H-1 Limitations. Thanks to Jim Laignel (19Jul05)
|36AS Yokota Gouge
|Tactical Approach Guide (36AS) download (618K Word) Booklet sized C-130 tactical approach guide with diagrams. Thanks to Capt. Chris Halloran (16Nov03)
|Tactical Formation Maneuvering Guide (36AS) download (291K Word) Booklet sized guide to formation maneuvering with diagrams. Thanks to Capt. Chris Halloran (16Nov03)
|H3 Ops Limits
Copilot Radio Procedures
Thanks to Chris Kilcullen. (Updated 4/23/06)
C-130 Study Guides Archive
Download text files in self-extracting WinZip
files (broken into parts for size):
| C130Gouge1(352K)
| C130Gouge2(268K)
| - new files updated 13Jun00.
NOTE 1: MCR 55-130 has been replaced by AFI 11-2C130V3
We will maintain the old 55-130 gouge here for the meantime until better
gouge is submitted. However, we have compiled some good stuff on this new
AFI 11-2C-130V3 Changes
A compiled list of changes from 55-130 and Vol 3.
AFI 11-2C-130V3 Indices
A compiled index for all of AFI 11-2C-130 Vol 3. (There is a checklist insert version and a full page version). No index was included in the original pub, so Ron Lueb built this one.
AFI 11-2C-130V3 Oper.
Checklist insert, Chapter 4, Min Equipment List Operating Restrictions found in AFI 11-2C-130 Vol 3. Also included is an index-reference with page numbers for each system effected.
|BRIEFING GUIDES - better than the 11-2C130
|AC Briefing Guide
Briefing guide and checklist
|Short Field Landing
Briefing guide insert
|Assault Take Offs and
Landings Briefings
Briefing guide inserts
|Combat Briefing
Briefing guide inserts
|Departure / Arrival Briefings
Briefing guide insert
|Engine Run-Up Briefing
Briefing guide insert
Briefing Guide
Briefing guide insert
|Assault Landing Briefing
Briefing guide insert
|Assault Takeoff Briefing
Briefing guide insert
|Mission Study/TAC
Briefing guide insert
|NEW Mission
Study/TAC Briefing
Briefing guide insert
|MISSION NOTES - Airdrop, Tac-Form, SKE
Notes, insert
|MCR 55-130 v1
Chapter by chapter notes, definitions and numbers
|MCR 55-130 v2
MQF Questions
Chapter by chapter notes
|Combat Prep Checklist
Crew checklists
|Weather Flight Planning
Flow Chart & notes
|Combat Offload / IMC Rejoins
Guide, insert
|Departure Planning
Guide, insert
|Departure Planning
Part 2
Guide, insert
|Drop Altitudes
Guide, insert
|DZ Size Criteria
Guide, insert
|FCI Preps
|Have Quick Guide
Guide, insert
|Heavy Equipment
Notes, insert
|IMC Run-In
Notes, diagram from 55-130
|Instrument Flight Guide
Briefing guide, notes
Guide, insert
Mode IV
Guide, insert
|Oxygen & Instruments
O2 and instrument preflight guide insert
|Personnel Airdrop
Guide insert
|Power Settings
Guide insert
|Pope AFB Low Level Radio
Radio calls script guide insert
|Random Approaches +
Combat Slowdown
Guide insert with diagrams
|SKE Turn Guides
|TAC Study Guide
|Time Control
Guide insert
|Airdrop Wind Restrictions
Guide insert
|Windmill Taxi Start
guide insert
By-Topic-Systems MQF
Ops limits and more numbers
|Engine Shutdown Erratta
Notes, insert
|Start Malfunctions
Turn&burn insert
|1-1 Notes
Chapter by chapter notes, definitions and numbers
|3-Engine Take Off
Briefing guide insert
Memory aids
|Braking Restrictions
Notes, insert
|C-130 Section 3
Chapter by chapter notes
|The C-130 Ops Limits Sheet
|Instructor Prep Course
|PIN Units 3&4
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01/26/2012 - A Message from Joe Dan Lee Regarding Next Year's Calendars
Georgetown, Texas • January 26, 2012
Dear Parents, Teachers, and Community Members,
Please allow me this opportunity to respond to some of the comments and concerns we have received regarding the 2012-13 proposed school calendars. and clarify the rationale for dates included in the calendar. First, I agree with many of you, I don't care much for calendar A or B.
Here are some of the parameters with which we must work:
State law mandates that you cannot have the first day of instruction prior to the 4th Monday of August. This year that day is August 27. Beginning school the week of August 20 would solve all the comments/concerns received, but state law prevents a start date earlier than August 27th this year.
Ending the first semester after Winter Break is not a good option. Four years ago we tried ending first semester after Winter Break and were bombarded by complaints from staff, students, and parents of secondary students.
By ending first semester on December 21st there still is a 15 day disparity (80 - 95) in days in semester 1 and semester 2. Ending the 1st semester prior to December 21 or extending the Thanksgiving break increases the disparity of days in semesters. Once again, this is caused by the August 27 mandated start date.
The vast majority of staff, parents, and students do not like the option of ending school in June. Summer college classes begin the 1st week of June, and many families prefer summer vacation start at that time.
Staff, students, and parents prefer to have two full weeks for Winter Break.
My preference would be to start instruction the week of August 20th, end the 1st semester December 19th, and end the school year prior to Memorial Day. None of this is possible with the mandated August 27th start date.
The state law that requires the start date to be August 27th, balancing semesters to best extent possible, and local preference to end school prior to June does not leave many options. I hope this answers questions about the proposed calendar dates and offers some level of understanding of how they were prepared.
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DNR disputes cougar sighting claims
By: John Myers, Duluth News Tribune
A deer shot north of Duluth that was said to be ravaged by a cougar showed no evidence of a cougar eating it, according to two biologists who conducted a necropsy on the deer carcass.
But the biologists said they did see signs that a large carnivore — a wolf, dog, bear or possibly a cougar — possibly grabbed the deer by the throat after it was shot.
John Erb, a Minnesota Department of Natural Resources wolf research biologist, said none of the deer was eaten by a carnivore and that nearly all of the visible damage to the deer was done by a hunter's bullet and knife.
"There is absolutely nothing about that deer that would tell me a cougar or any other animal had eaten on it,'' Erb said. "The only question is, how did the holes get in the upper throat?''
The News Tribune reported hunter Ron Smith's story that he shot and wounded a deer Nov. 10 on property owned by Ted Klein near Culver, Minn. After waiting to pursue the wounded deer, the men said, they tracked it down. And Klein said he saw two cougars circling the kill as the men field-dressed the deer.
The hunters and friends provided several photographs of the deer carcass that appeared to show extensive damage to the deer caused by the cougar.
But Erb said nearly all of that damage was caused by the hunter who field-dressed the animal, while damage to the hind leg was caused by the initial rifle shot. Erb said he can't explain why the hunters would have damaged a large chunk of the deer's rib cage and taken its hide off during field dressing. But he insisted that the damage wasn't caused by a cougar or any other wild animal.
Klein, however, isn't backing off what he says he saw that day in the woods. He said he's sure it was cougars.
"We see cougars all the time, I know they're here,'' Klein said, noting that his wife also has seen cougars several times on the property. "If the DNR is saying they aren't here, that's just B.S.''
In addition to helping Erb conducting the necropsy, biologist Steve Loch of Babbitt went to the site where the dead deer was found. Both Loch and Erb interviewed Klein.
They say it's unclear what happened that morning in the woods.
"I can tell you after talking to him that it's pretty clear the hunter never actually saw two cougars at the site'' of the dead deer, Erb said. "He heard something and thought he saw part of something else … . But I can't say a cougar wasn't there.''
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Thinking big with small houses
An example of MAKE Architecture's work.
It could have been the GFC. It could be greater consciousness - if not conscience - about our residential environmental footprint.
It could just be that we're sick of vacuuming hectares of house.
It could be the sobering cost of furnishing, heating and cooling great hulking domiciles.
Whatever; after becoming world champions of building the biggest homes on the planet by 2008 - and at an average of 250 square metres, Melbourne's new housing had become the biggest in Australia - we're starting to get over ''the wow factor'' of scale in domestic space and starting to question if we need all those rooms when the average household is only 2.5 people.
''Do you really need all that room?'' is a question architects are asking more forcefully and frequently these days. Tony Battersby, of SJB Architects and a council member of the Australian Institute of Architects Victorian chapter, says ''more-thoughtful architects are challenging client briefs with the proposition that rather than building volume for volume's sake … wouldn't it be better to have a house of beautiful proportion, of beautifully contained space?''
On a recent inner-city remodelling project, architect Melissa Bright of MAKE Architecture managed to accommodate all the client requests while reducing the footprint of the original house. ''It doesn't feel smaller,'' she says. ''It actually feels bigger because of the quality of the space.''
Reducing rather than increasing aligns with her practice's core philosophies: ''That, firstly, smaller is a more sustainable way of living and, secondly, that smaller can be more comfortable. Big, grand living spaces with four couches are terrible to live in.''
Bright subscribes ''to the age-old idea of cosiness, and that you genuinely feel more comfortable in a space when you have your back against a wall''.
Why did we get so obsessed with scale, especially through the late '90s and early noughties? Television's architectural devil's advocate, Kevin McCloud of Grand Designs, says it ''was not because we needed big houses, we just liked them''. The result of this want-driven trend, he says, ''was that people built houses that were, in the main, too big''.
Battersby has seen some of the worst excess up close. ''Houses with master bedroom suites that are the scale of one-bedroom apartments. Ridiculous. You have to walk 12 metres to get to the bed. Houses with living rooms the scale of airport departure lounges.''
Like Bright, Battersby argues that the experience of space, its energy efficiency, are enhanced ''when it is contained and even slightly compressed''. One of the most impressive small homes he's experienced is 90 square metres and caught his attention through ''proportion and presence that was created through thoughtful, cleverly crafted architectural design. It was almost like yacht or aircraft design, where every square millimetre counted.''
Architect Shelley Roberts has been taking account of the minutest potentials of space since she started living in inner-city apartments 17 years ago. Now residing in her eighth city centre unit, which at 41.5 square metres ''is tiny but I prefer it'', she has progressively shed material items she doesn't use constantly, learnt to manipulate the perception of scale through deft design and evolved a guiding ethos of ''enough space''.
Most designers will tell you they are more creatively exercised by limited rather than limitless spatial potential, and through her own apartment remodelling projects and by specialising in unit renovations for her many city clients, Roberts has established that there are some attributes desirable to the way liveable space functions.
She talks about high ceilings rather than wide rooms: ''Enough light and air. If you can get light and air coming from two sides it will make a huge difference to the feeling of any room.'' Windows that open are another essential.
So are view-lines that run from room to room ''to expand outlooks and make a smaller room feel larger.'' Mirrors and strategically placed storage perform to the same end. Roberts so rarely closes doors in her apartment, ''in which I never feel claustrophobic'', that she is considering eliminating internal doors altogether.
Laundries, separate studies and guest bedrooms are, to her, non-essentials. ''I hand-wash in the bathroom basin and have a combined washer-dryer to save space.'' Because she can shop locally and daily, Roberts finds she needs only a bar fridge.
''That's on top of the washing machine.'' A separate guest bedroom? ''Why?'' she wonders, ''when a sofa can become a bed, or when a bed can fold out from a wall?''
Roberts underlines multi-functionality, which is exactly what Bright concentrated on when remodelling an Abbotsford house for a family of four - including two teenage boys - and making it an exercise of downsizing rather than ''upsizing''. ''It was about the quality of the space rather than the quantity,'' Bright says.
Making ceilings 4.5 metres high in the back kitchen-dining room, and 3.4 metres high in the more central living room is part of that emphasis on how a space feels rather than how it looks on a magazine page. But allowing the shared spaces to also blend into or separate out from each other through the use of sliding doors and screens is another.
The back deck, which is under the roof gable and thus a sheltered indoor-outdoor ''room'', can become part of the kitchen-dining space, and/or an extension of the lounge room. It can be a winter suntrap when the sliding screens are open, or a shady, slatted verandah room when they are closed down in high summer.
To add further adaptability to an already versatile space, Bright has put a pivot arm on the television so it can be used in either the lounge room or on the deck, and put two faces on a chimney breast ''so that on a cooler night you can close the screens and light a fire''. ''The deck,'' she says, ''is the key to a house of such variable capacity.''
But there's more. The kitchen also has multiple uses. The kitchen bench has an area that can be a desk, ''so the kitchen can act as a study''. It also has a daybed with bookshelves ''so it can become a library. Our clients tell us the daybed is used every day and, for them, it works almost as a second living room.''
Battersby, Roberts and Bright all say the masters of living small are the Japanese. ''They are so brilliant at overlapping space and functions,'' Bright says. ''And that's what we're doing in a house that the client feels is not compromised in any way.
''Because different functions overlap, we've been able to make smaller rooms more efficient … Smaller, but we think more comfortable than a big stark box.''
Smaller, Battersby says, ''is a trend that will take a mental shift. But the rising cost of building and the choked freeways will mean it's a trend that has to go on. We'll learn to live closer and in more efficient, less grandiose and probably more delightful spaces.''


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Episode 1Rachel makes the ultimate Christmas cake, then teaches one of her cookery school students' children how to make fun festive jam cookie sandwiches.
Rachel meets the maestro of Italian cooking, Gennaro Contaldo, who shares some Italian festive tradition and bakes a traditional Tuscan Christmas pudding, zuccotto di Panettone.
Rachel also shows how to make the most of your leftover Christmas pudding with a divine recipe for St. Stephen's Day muffins.
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Rachel visits the Queen of Christmas Cakes, Fiona Cairns, and learns the secrets behind her original and stunning designs.
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Leaving grand old Baseball Ground was heartbreaking but we're set for the future with our shiny new stadium
Posted: September 12, 2012|
IT is hard to imagine that it is 15 years since Derby County played their first competitive match at Pride Park Stadium.
Many agree that it still looks as modern today as it did on the day when the Queen and Prince Philip performed the opening ceremony on July 18, 1997.
It is still revered as one of the best stadiums in the country.
The first match there was a friendly game against Italian side Sampdoria. It attracted a near-capacity 29,000 crowd – not bad for a pre-season friendly, but such was the anticipation among Rams fans to experience Pride Park Stadium. It was the biggest home attendance for 20 years.
The records show that the first competitive match to be held at the stadium was against Wimbledon – but it's perhaps not a good idea to dwell on that as the game was abandoned after 56 minutes when the floodlights failed.
But the club overcame the teething problems and since then it has been onwards and upwards for the stadium.
As well as hosting Rams matches, it has staged a friendly international match between England and Mexico, plus several England under-21 games.
It has also hosted music concerts for Rod Stewart and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers.
But if it had not been for the availability of a site on the Pride Park development, Derby County could still be at the Baseball Ground.
The club had been considering a move away from the old ground, which had been its home since 1895, ever since the publication of the Taylor Report. This came out following the 1989 Hillsborough Disaster and made it a legal requirement for all stadia in the top two divisions of the Football League to become all-seater by the 1994.
Turning the Baseball Ground into an all-seater stadium reduced its capacity to 17,500 – not enough for an ambitious club like Derby.
Another problem with the ground was that three of its stands contained wooden components, something that was considered unacceptable in the wake of the Bradford City stadium fire in 1985.
In August 1993, the Derby County directors unanimously endorsed plans to move to a new multi-million-pound all-seater stadium on Pride Park.
By July the following year, the club unveiled plans for a 30,000-seater stadium and leisure complex.
The plan included a 10,000-capacity indoor arena that could stage major concerts, as well as provision for restaurants, a nightclub, pubs, shops and a bowling alley.
But by November 1994, doubts began to surface over whether the club would move. The plan was eventually seen to be too expensive. Instead, proposals were drawn up by the new chairman, Lionel Pickering, to modernise and extend the Baseball Ground to hold 26,000 fans at a cost of £10 million.
Despite signing a construction agreement, one of the club's directors, Peter Gadsby, suggested making a second attempt to secure a plot on Pride Park.
Speaking 15 years later, he said: "Time was running out for the Baseball Ground. The FA told us that we would soon no longer be allowed to use the wooden stands, which would have reduced the stadium's capacity to just 9,000. This would have been a disaster for the club.
In February 1996, Lionel made the decision to move to Pride Park and the plans to rebuild the Baseball Ground were abandoned. Later that month, the club completed a deal to buy a 22-acre site at Pride Park. Two months later, planning permission was granted by Derby City Council. The Rams new home was based on Middlesbrough's Riverside Stadium, which opened in 1995.
Peter said: "When we took the decision to build a brand new stadium, there was very much a sense of euphoria in the stadium construction industry."
Lionel laid the foundation stone for the stadium and the club opened a visitors centre on the site, which included a computer-generated tour of the stadium taking shape. It attracted more than 75,000 fans. At the time, he said: "This is the biggest thing that has happened to Derby County. The new stadium is going to benefit not just the club but the whole of Derbyshire."
By May 1997, the stadium was starting to take shape but there was one important thing missing – a name.
Directors had toyed with the idea of calling it the New Baseball Ground but the club decided that it would be best to have a fresh start and picked Pride Park Stadium.
At the time, Lionel said: "There's no bigger fan of the old ground than I but I believe it is right for the club to make a new start at Pride Park."
Peter recalled: "Looking back, although it was a wrench to leave the Baseball Ground, I'm glad that we decided not to name the stadium the New Baseball Ground. Pride Park is a very fitting name."
The club was given the keys to the stadium by contractors Taylor Woodrow in July 1997 but it had been something of a race against time. The harsh winter of 1996 had given the builders a tough time. They were given fresh inspiration when they heard the news that the Queen was to open the stadium.
Peter said: "With quite a lot things that have been successful, there is an element of luck. While we were building the stadium, the club got promoted to the Premiership. That meant we would hit the ground running when it opened.
"I remember when the club captain Igor Stimac came to see the stadium being built and said to everyone 'We will fill this stadium with Premiership football'. And that is exactly what the team went on to do."
At the time, the stadium consisted of a detached main stand – facing a "horseshoe" running unbroken around the other three sides. The two corners were filled in later.
The Queen opened it in front of 30,000 people. It was the first time she had opened a football stadium.
The interest from potential corporate clients had been so high that Lionel Pickering had pressed the club's board to go the full distance with the stadium, raising the final initial costs of completing it for £22 million.
Today, as well as being a venue for football, Pride Park Stadium is busy on a daily basis, hosting conferences, meetings and functions.
Peter said: "A football club today cannot simply rely on the revenue it gets on match days. Pride Park is a stadium that is used every single day. I often think what would have happened to the club if we'd stayed at the Baseball Ground. It was a brave move to leave all of that history behind but I believe that, if we had not done so, the club itself would have fallen behind."
Around Pride Park Stadium are some respectful nods to the club's past. There is a bust of legendary goalscorer Steve Bloomer and a bronze statue of championship-winning management duo Brian Clough and Peter Taylor. Fittingly, there is also a tribute to Lionel, who died in 2006. The Lionel Pickering entrance is built from material taken from the Baseball Ground.
On the pitch, manager Nigel Clough is trying to carve out new memories as he attempts to win the club promotion back to the top flight.
Off the pitch, the club has ambitions to increase its presence on Pride Park further.
It has plans to build a £7 million complex next to the stadium called The Plaza @ Pride Park, which will include shops and restaurants.
Peter, who is directly involved in the project, said: "If there was one criticism of Pride Park, as a business park, it is that it needs more facilities. That is what we're hoping to address with this exciting new project."


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James Madison Elementary School has an established discipline plan. A key ingredient to an effective school is a safe and orderly environment. A proper discipline program is necessary and your support of it is greatly appreciated.
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Lunchroom Rules
- Students will use quiet voices in the lunchroom.
Consequence: A traffic light noise meter will be used to monitor the noise level. If red light goes on, all students will maintain silence for remainder of the lunch period.
- There will be 16 students per table (4 students per bench).
Consequence: If the table with your friends is full you will need to find another seat. No squeezing in.
- Students will be responsible for cleaning up their space after eating. Garbage will be thrown out when table is dismissed.
Consequence: Non-compliance means that table of students will have to wait until all the other tables are dismissed and try again.
- When lunchroom supervisor raises a hand, students and staff will stop talking.
- Students will remain seated at table until dismissed (except when condiments are needed).
- Students will raise hand if assistance is needed.
- Two students will be allowed to use the bathroom at a time (bathroom passes will be used).
- Students will follow directions the first time they are given.
Consequence for Rules 4 – 8: Non-compliance will result in sitting at a designated table in silence.
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- Respect others – keep hand and feet to yourself.
- Do not jump off any equipment.
- Follow directions the first time they are given.
- Use equipment properly.
- Do not throw objects (including snowballs, ice chunks, wood chips and dirt).
- Bikes and scooters should be walked on the playground.
- Rollerblades removed.
- Skateboards should be held.
- No tackle football, king of the hill, play fighting or playing rough.
- No spitting!
- Do NOT go under, over, or around the fence.
- No playing on the east side of the building.
- Stay away from the building and bike rack.
- Play on the blacktop, playground equipment are and the field area.
- Do not bounce balls against the building.
- Students must line up immediately and quietly when the bell rings. They should enter into the building quietly showing respect for the "Learning Zone".
- Show respect for other classrooms. Use quiet voices.
- Play appropriate classroom activities and games.
- No running, jumping, rough housing or other potentially dangerous or disruptive activities.
Please review these rules with your child before the start of the school year.
- First Warning: Student must be on the square for 5 minutes or until the bell rings.
- Second Warning: Student must be on the square for the remainder of the recess.
- Discipline Slips will be given for aggressive behavior and inappropriate language.
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A child attending James Madison School on "Special Permission" from the District whose behavior is excessively inappropriate may have that "Special Permission" revoked and be asked to attend his/her "Home School".
In-school suspension (ISS) is a consequence that is served during the school day. A student assigned ISS will spend the day in the office or in another teacher's classroom. The student will be provided with his/her work for the day and is expected to complete it before the end of the day.Out-of-school suspension (OSS) can be assigned for up to 5 days.


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The Ohio EPA just released its draft 2014 Integrated Water Quality Report to address the condition's of Ohio's waterways. Unfortunately, they did not collect sufficient data to better understand bacterial pollution from animal and human sewage.
They admit in their draft report that they failed to collect adequate E. Coli data to determine the recreational health for 60% of Ohio's inland streams and 60% of Ohio's large rivers. From the data they collected, 3/4 of their samples for inland streams and 1/2 samples for large rivers contained high levels of bacteria.
These numbers are cause for alarm and the Ohio EPA needs to act urgently to collect missing data across the state. However, it seems that they do not take this concern seriously since they collected less bacteria data in 2011 and 2012 than in 2010 (as seen in their 2012 report).
Urge the Ohio EPA to take immediate action to extensively monitor Ohio's streams and rivers for E.Coli to protect our health and wellness.
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Trout Season opens up at 8 a.m. Saturday across the state.
Many angler's took advantage of free time on Friday to stock up on all their fishing gear.
There is a concern in the fishing community about the low water levels of the rivers, creek and streams in our region.
Inside the Wacky Worm fishing store near Brodheadsville, customers were gearing up for the opening day of trout season.
"Bait, rod, license, pretty much everything I need," said Anthony Ianuale of Effort.
While business had been good throughout the day, many fishermen talked about their concern about the water levels at their favorite spots to fish.
"It's something we're going to have to work with. My guess is they'll probably turn off of bait within an hour. Then time to get the fly rod out and work towards fishing the naturals," said Richard Newell of Jonas.
"This is summer low. A dry summer low. The Delaware River and Susquehanna River are very low. At least three feet low. For the Susquehanna, it's summer wading," said Louis Herfurth, the owner of Wacky Worm.
He added fishermen will be faced with a big problem when it comes time to find their perfect spot to fish.
"It's going to affect fishing because all the fish are going to be concentrated in the pools and normally when they're spread out everywhere. Now the fishermen are going to be fishing the holes where the fish are located and those holes are getting smaller and smaller," said Herfurth.
Another thing the owner of Wacky Worm wants anglers to keep in mind is the lack of rain has also made everything very dry.
"Hopefully they won't throw it (cigarette butt) on the bank. It's just dry tinder right now. It doesn't take much. I mean, it might not ignite itself while that fisherman is there, but if he's careless and throws it into the brush it might take an hour or two. If the wind picks up, it could be a disaster," said Herfurth.
He added the best way to have a successful day fishing, especially with the low water levels, is to claim your spot early.


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