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New Hampshire's Board of Education has approved Rollinsford's request to withdraw from the Somersworth, New Hampshire school district -- and begin sending students to Marshwood High School in South Berwick in 2015.
The plan still needs voter approval, though. Some of this is about money, and some of it is about the quality of education. People in Rollinsford say his idea has been batted about for at least a decade -- But for whatever reason, people in town now seem ready to make the move.
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Margie Cowan
P. O. Box 2036
Reston, VA 20195
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Newcomerstown, OH 43832
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Route 1 Box 3 Advent, WV 25231
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Lee M. Estep
303 Patterson Street
Oak Hill, WV 25901
Telephone: (304) 465-1704
E-Mail: mushroom41 at frontier.com
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Lisa Estes
Attorney/Forensic Genealogist
Mountain Whispers
578 5/20 Mile Road
Fraziers Bottom, WV 25082
E-Mail: lisa.estes at aol.com
Areas Searched: At the State Archives Library in Charleston, courthouses, and using other local and online resources; birth records, marriage records, death records, obituaries, tax records, deeds, wills, newspapers; adoption searches; lineage society applications; compiling genealogies and writing family histories; preparing property chain of titles; determining mineral ownership; determining and locating heirs; proving due diligence.
Joseph "J.R." Fox
159 Jenny Lind Drive
Harpers Ferry WV 25425
Telephone: 304-268-3774
Email: JosephRFox72 at gmail.com
Areas Searched: Will research all West Virginia counties but specializes in Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral, Greenbrier, Fayette, and Kanawha counties. Will also research Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania and will perform research at the Library of Congress & National Archives in Washington D.C. Will pull deeds, wills, vital records and census records, obituaries, old newspapers, historical and legal records available at the Archives and History search room for all West Virginia counties.
Sebrina Gillispie
HC 81 Box 116-B
Peytona, WV 25154
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Karen Gray
408 East 7th Street
Belle, WV 25015
Areas Searched: All county records at West Virginia State Archives, Daughters of the American Revolution Library, and Kanawha County Courthouse.
Randy Jackson
1529 Parsons Avenue
Columbus, OH 43207
E-Mail: ranjac42 at msn.com
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Parkersburg, WV 26101
Telephone: (304) 428-8702
E-Mail: critter at wirefire.com
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Box 65
Beaver, WV 25813
Telephone: (304) 252-3493
E-Mail: johog at citynet.net
Areas Searched: Genealogical research in Bluestone Valley and New River area of Summers and Mercer counties in WV, and Giles and Montgomery counties in VA. Specialize in Lilly and Ellison families.
Marcia McCartt
16 W. Elm St.
Monroe, Ohio 45050
Telephone: (513) 539-7406
Website: http://www.ancestorplace.com
E-Mail: blakatgal at aol.com
Areas Searched: Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana. My specialty is lineage research for various lineage societies: SAR/DAR, Mayflower, Charlemagne Society, First Families of Western Pa., etc. I also specialize in brick wall research.
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20 Pine View Drive
Parkersburg, WV 26101
Telephone: (304) 863-8789
E-Mail: mccunej at wirefire.com
Areas Searched: Wood and Ritchie counties; Archives and History Search Room; all records.
David Miller
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Dunbar, WV 25064
Telephone: (304) 415-1377
E-Mail: athena at suddenlink.net
Areas Searched: Archives and History Library; will travel to Kanawha and surrounding counties.
Kevin Milus
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Areas Searched: Research available for all counties of West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Indiana, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York state and New York city, and Massachusetts. Specialize in Irish research, Civil War, and other military records. Perform research at National Archives, Library of Congress, Mormon Family History Library.
Lorene Mullins
7318 Charleston Road
Walton, WV 25286
E-Mail: amullins at wvadventures.net
Areas Searched: All WV counties; will go to Kanawha County Courthouse, State Archives Library in Charleston; other travel possible. Specializes in obituaries, all WV newspapers
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P. O. Box 893
Salt Lake City, UT 84110
(800) 570-4049
E-Mail: jwp at heirlines.com
Web address: www.heirlines.com
Areas Searched: 50 US States, 150 International Countries: Europe, Canada, Latin; Ethnic, Military, Lineage Societies; Native/African American, Irish/Italian Citizenship, LDS, Jewish
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214 N. George Mason Drive #1
Arlington, VA 22203-2934
Telephone: (703) 522-4363
Areas Searched: Archives, Courthouses, Libraries of VA, Washington, DC, and WV.
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132 Harvard Court
Falling Waters, WV 25419
E-Mail: jhp1963 at yahoo.com
Web address: www.Jpreisler.com
Areas Searched: Berkeley, Morgan and Jefferson counties in West Virginia and also nearby Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Sue M. Shank
719 Washington Street
St. Albans, WV 25177
Telephone: (304) 727-4772
E-Mail: smshank at suddenlink.net
Areas Searched: Archives and History search room for all WV counties and travel to any or all WV counties, and to OH if necessary. Will search military records and state newspapers.
Gwen Sizemore
Telephone: (304) 755-5068
Cell Phone: (304) 552-5293
E-Mail: gwen.sizemore at gmail.com
Areas Searched: Archives and History Search Room for all WV counties, emphasis on Mason, Putnam, and Kanawha county courthouses, will search military records and state newspapers.
Taylor & Hammel, LLC (Attn: John Taylor)
1240 N. Pitt Street, Suite 200
Arlington, VA 22314
Telephone: (703) 822-4658
Website: www.taylorhammel.com
E-Mail: info at taylorhammel.com
Areas Searched: Historical and legal records available at the State Archives and History search room for all West Virginia counties. Specialization in performing local, state, and federal records reviews all over the country, including at the National Archives and Records Administration and the Library of Congress, as well as at a variety of federal, state and local repositories and courthouses.
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Delray Beach, FL 33444
Website: http://www.virtufit.net/genealogy.php
E-Mail: mark at VirtuFit.net
Areas Searched: 25 years experience in the field and founded the WSY Genealogical Society, Cumberland, PA. Specialties include North America, European, Jewish, African- and Native American research.
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Photos by Greg Jaklewicz Aldersgatge United Methodist Church pastor Steve Brooks jokes with Shyanne, a New Life Children's Home resident in Villa Nueva, Guatemala. Twenty people from the church spent a week getting to know the children at the home.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Each Sunday, youngsters at New Life Chidlren's Home are bused to a huge nondenominational church, which seats 12,700 and is the site of conferences and concerts attended by Guatemalans and visitors from other Central American countries.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Aldersgate UMC's Amber Shipman (left) already is red-faced with tears during a going-away dinner before accepting a hug from Samy, a teenager whose was a constant companion of the group.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Angelito, perched in his highchair, enjoys his beans and corn tortilla.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Gary Whitake (left) and Emily Schultz celebrate success as they build the first of four picnic tables a group from Aldersgate UMC constructed as part of its project list.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Arlette looks hip in her sideways cap and sunglasses as she poses with Emily Schultz on a bus ride. Andrea, another New Life Children's Home youngster, looks on.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Alayna Brooks, wife of Aldersgate UMC pastor Steve Brooks, engulfs Estrella (bottom) with a hug while getting one in return from Sharon (right) during a swimming outing.
An icebreaker for kids living at New Life Children's Home and those visiting for a week from Abilene was the game of four square, which proved highly competitive.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Lee Jarvis (left) translates a greeting from Aldersgate UMC pastor Steve Brook after dinner the evening the group arrived in Guatemala. Jarvis oversees short-term mission team projects.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Metal gates manned by a guard are the entryways to each side of the New Life Children's Home campus, which is split by a city street. The three-story school can be seen.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Visitors and New Life Children's Home residents are served a treat - spaghetti - by other residents, including Jon (left), who is 30 and just finished his college degree. He came to the home when he was 2 and lives nearby. Next to him is Paty, a cook, while in line are Joe Alexander (from left), Eliseo, Samy and Kevin. Paty is CQ
Greg Jaklewicz photo Professor Walter (left) teaches social studies at Viga de Vida Nueva, a school pre-kindergarten through ninth-grade students on the children's home campus. He has taught there for 16 years; the school was started in 1990.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Carolitos (from left), Angelito and Alejandro enjoy fresa (strawberry) ice cream during an outing to a pool.
Greg Jaklewicz photo Michelle, a New Life Children's Home resident, is asleep against her new amigo, Zane Owen from Aldersgate UMC, on the way home from a Sunday church service.
Greg Jaklewicz phopto Donalyn Alexander (left) and Mimi Schultz finish the transformation of a residence quarters to an office by painting once drab walls a light blue.


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1966. Great Britain. Directed by Francois Truffaut. Based on the novel by Ray Bradbury. With Oskar Werner, Julie Christie, Cyril Cusack, Anton Diffring. Truffaut's only English-language venture anticipates a future not entirely unlike our own present, in which the authorities, using available technology, keep tabs on what we do, who we contact, and what we read. As a result, Werner and Christie project a kind of modern disconnect and remoteness, but the ending is one of the most moving in film history. 111 min.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) --Members of the 372nd Military Police Battalion were honored today as they prepare to leave their loved ones and head to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
About 60 men and women will deploy there and Staff Sergeant Michael Bellamy is ready to answer that call saying he'll do "whatever my job calls me to do."
But for him, doing that means leaving behind his kids which is hard, this will be his third deployment. The first two times he went to Iraq and a war zone .
This time, it's a little different heading to the detention center in Cuba. The work they do there, providing intelligence and logistical support, will aid Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.
It's a bit of a relief to his family including his mother who will be taking care of the kids. She'll also be reassuring her grandkids and making sure they connect with dad on Skype for the 10 months he is deployed.
For Sgt. Dawn Austin-Douglas, this will be here second deployment to Cuba.
"I am going to miss my family, but I have a job to do," she said.
She has three kids, including a two year old and five year old, the oldest is 14 and remembers the first time her mom left.
This time the understanding that comes with age will help her deal with her mom's deployment.
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Traditional markets function not only as a means of sale and exchange, but in fact have many other important roles. Bolu Market and the Makale Market are the two largest markets in TanaToraja, South Sulawesi, and clearly reflect the culture and civilization of the Torajan people and the surrounding communities. But before learning about the markets themselves, one must first be familiar with the history and roles of the market, as well as their relation to the Torajan Society.
The past and present roles of the Toraja Markets
In the past, slaves, firearms, and coffee were some of the main commodities in the Torajan trading system. In the 17th century, Toraja had become part of the global trading system, to trade slaves that were being sent to Siam. In the mid-19th century, with coffee and firearms being added into the goods to be traded, the trading increased rapidly. Coffee and slaves were exported from Toraja, while guns and fabrics were brought into Toraja. Although Toraja's landscapes are mountainous and seemingly inaccessible, this did not cause a barrier to its position in the global trade.
During that time, the markets which were run by the various ethnic groups throughout Toraja despite being often at war with each other. The largest markets in Toraja at that time were the Kalambe Market, (now known as Bolu Market,) and Rantepao Market, (now known as the Rantepao Morning Market.) According to Bigalke, the market day rotating system came into place within the 19th century. According to this system, each market only opens once every six days, according to a rotational schedule. On market day, large markets can attract a crowd of between 1,500 to 5,000 people, while smaller ones may invite 600 – 800 visitors.
At the beginning of the 20th century, when the Dutch colonial government came entered Toraja, the trading of slaves and fire arms came to an end. The markets then advanced into the sale of crops such as coffee, rice, fruits, vegetables, tobacco and betel nuts. Other products also included rattan, pottery, bamboo crafts and fabrics.
Toraja's traditional markets of today have changed a lot since a few centuries back. Nowadays, they are managed by the local government, and are divided into 5 groups. Of these 5 groups, 4 are managed directly by the government, while the last is group of small markets, which are managed directly by the local villages.
The first group is the Livestock Markets, which are the Bolu Market in Rantepao and the Makale Market in Makale. Buffalo and pigs are a major commodity in Toraja, and the most important animals for the people, as both these animals are required for every Torajan ceremony. The second group is the Class I Public Markets, which comprises again of the Toraja's two largest markets: Bolu and Makale. The Class II Public Markets include the Rantepao Morning Market, Ge'tengan and Salubarani Markets in Mengkendek, and Sangalla, Rembon, Bittuang and To'karau Markets in Sessean. The last group is the Class III Public Markets, which are smaller markets. These include the Pindan and Sapan markets in RindingAllo, and Ulusalu, Rantetayo, Pondo, Ledo ponding Ao in Bittuang.
The market system of the present day Toraja still follows the 6 day market shifts plan and the daily market schedule. Based on observations made in 2005, the order of the market opening days in Toraja is Makale, Rembon, Rantepao, Ge'tengan, Rantetayo, Sangalla, then the sequence will start again with Makale. The opening days also rotate, where if Bolu Market was open on Wednesday this week, the following week it will be open on Tuesday. The system of market days are listed on calendars which are printed and distributed in TanaToraja.
The main commodities sold in the Toraja markets in present day are not much different from the goods traded in the beginning of the 20th century. The primary goods are still livestock such as buffalo and pigs, crops such as coffee, cocoa, vegetables and fruit, and other daily needs.
Bolu market is located in Rantepao, the tourist center of Toraja, and is a popular tourist attraction, and an interesting place to visit. As scheduled, the market only opens once in 6 days, and is the main sales center for buffalo as well as pig. Vegetables, fruits, coffee and other food products can also be found in this market.
On market day, the "streets" of the Bolu are bustling with the local people buying and selling, as well as foreign and domestic tourists who come to watch the show. The number of buffalo sold can reach up to 500, especially during the time of ceremonies. The price of a buffalo covers a wide range, depending on color, pattern, and size. A small black buffalo would cost approximately 5 million rupiah, while a larger one of the same color can be sold for 10 – 15 million rupiah. The Tedong Bonga, or spotted buffalo, which are considered superior can be sold for tens of millions of rupiah, while the very rare albino buffalos can reach a selling price of even hundreds of millions.
Makale Market
If Buffalo are the main commodities sold in Bolu, the equivalent in Makale market would be pigs. Makale market is housed in a block of approximately 50 x 20 meters, and is often referred to as "The Swine Market." The market is divided into three different sections: one for live piglets, another for live adult pigs, and another for pork.
Toraja piglets are kept in rice sacks, only opened for prospective buyers to take a peek, while adult pigs are usually tied to bamboo posts in the main hall. Piglets are usually purchased to be reared and bred.
The price on pigs starts at around 500,000 – 750,000 for a piglet, while adults cost between 3 – 9 million rupiah, though some can be sold for tens of millions, should their weight by chance rival that of a buffalo. Unlike the buffalo, the black pig is more expensive than the albino or spotted pig. Like the other markets, Makale is open only once in six days.
Although the majority of Toraja's population are Christian, most still adhere to the teachings of Animism, giving animals an extremely important role in Torajan culture. Buffalos are a requirement that must be met in any traditional ceremony, especially funerals, as it is believed that the buffalo, when slaughtered, act as a vehicle for the spirit of the deceased to reach Nirvana.
Buffalo and pigs also function as a status symbol. The higher the position of the family organizing the ceremony, the more buffalo must be slaughtered. For middle class families, 8 buffalo and 50 pigs are the mandatory number that must be met when performing a traditional funeral. For nobility, as many as 25 – 100 buffalo may be slaughtered.
Though countless things have changed over the centuries, some things remain the same. In Toraja, the very existence of these markets is deeply integrated with theirculture and traditions, and market days form a part of the heritage of Torajan society that can never be separated.
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The world's largest software maker, which has been based in the Seattle suburb for the last two decades, said it had agreed with the city of Redmond to spend up to $30 million to pay for local transportation and infrastructure.
The expansion plans, which will add several new buildings to Microsoft's sprawling campus, reflect the company's commitment to remain in the Puget Sound region, said Brad Smith, Microsoft's general counsel and senior vice president.
Airplane manufacturer Boeing, another major employer in the region, moved its headquarters to Chicago in 2001, although the bulk of its operations remain in the Seattle area.
"Microsoft has been in the region for 25 years, and we are here to stay," Microsoft's Smith said in a statement.
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In this era of baseball free agency, championships are sometimes won in the offseason.
The Red Sox certainly made themselves the team to beat in the American League when they got Carl Crawford to agree on a 7-year contract worth a reported $142 million late Wednesday night. Crawford will take his physical in Boston on Friday and sign the contract soon after.
GM Theo Epstein can now focus on signing one more strong arm for his bullpen and then take it easy.
Meanwhile, the Yankees have been forced to up their offer to free agent pitcher Cliff Lee, offering him something similar to the deal they gave CC Sabathia two years ago – 7 years, $161M. And Lee still might not take it, choosing to go back to Texas to please his wife and settle some unfinished business after losing two games in the 2010 World Series for the Rangers.
The American League East also looks different with Crawford in Boston. Tampa Bay can't spend with the big boys in the division, something everyone knows. The Rays plan to cut their payroll from $73M in 2010 to around $53M in 2011. They have already lost Crawford (Red Sox), Carlos Pena (Cubs), and setup man Joaquin Benoit (Tigers). Closer Rafael Soriano is another free agent too rich for Tampa's budget.
The Rays will replace Crawford with top prospect Desmond Jennings, a speedy athlete who hit .278 with 3 HRs for Durham in a disappointing 2010 minor league campaign.
It is pretty clear Tampa Bay has hit the wall when it comes to seriously challenging New York and Boston. Those two teams can equal Tampa's entire payroll on just their three richest players. (Two if you count A-Rod's various bonuses).
I'd be the last person to complain about baseball's financial system favoring the rich markets. It's a free country. Capitalism is still our economic way of doing business. If Boston and the Yankees want to invest their profits in the product on the field, more power to them.
And remember: high payrolls only get teams into contention. Winning the World Series still comes down to executing on the field. The Giants won the World Series last October with great pitching and a bunch of journeymen players in the field.


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China's transition to a market economy has meant rapid productivity growth and a shift of resources away from traditional state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to high-producing privately owned firms, both foreign and domestic. Meanwhile, restructuring has made SOEs more productive as well, and multinational companies should no longer view China as an untapped market opportunity, but as a strong competitor. However, China's ability to sustain its current level of growth depends on its capacity for innovation and its flexibility in adapting to new products and processes.


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I ship Jan 7 to FLW. My only concern, since I'm from the south, is how much outdoor PT and drill do they make you do if it's snowing or freezing an raining. I'm not scared of having to, but my curiosity is starting to get to me.
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You do what the Army tells you to do.
Seriously though, you're going to be out there in the cold, rain, and snow. That's why we are issued cold weather gear. Get used to the phrase "enjoy the suck."
I remember it was about 15-20 degrees when we began one of our APFTs also. When you start exercising your body warms up though, and you'll adjust. Don't let your imagination get the best of you. Just get out there and execute.
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Originally posted by Bikerboy08 View PostI ship Jan 7 to FLW. My only concern, since I'm from the south, is how much outdoor PT and drill do they make you do if it's snowing or freezing an raining. I'm not scared of having to, but my curiosity is starting to get to me.
I am currently home on Holiday Block Leave from FLW. I shipped 20121113, and after reception and all that fun stuff I am about 4 weeks deep in basic. (Thank god red phase is over). I am from Maine, so I am used to the cold and snow and what not. However, I will tell you that the outdoor PT, which is 6 days a week, sucks. Wakeup is 0430 and you are outside by 0450. You stand in formation in your PT's until about 0500, then your DS's will come out and you will all march to wherever your PT will be conducted and spend about an hour, maybe a little more, doing PT. It sucks for the most part because it is pretty cold. However, once you get moving around a little bit you warm up. So far, there hasn't been much for rain or snow there, but just know you will be cold. It's all part of the experience tho. The thing that gets you thru it is seeing all your battle buddies going thru the same crap. It's all over before ya know it. Embrace the suck. Have fun. Don't sweat the little stuff. You are gonna meet some great people and do some cool stuff. I am stoked to get back to work. You will not regret your decision to enlist! I will probably see you down there. What is your MOS?
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You will have cold weather gear that helps a little bit. In the military we do what is called a risk analysis, we look at what risks will be present (that we can predict) and how to mitigate them. Sometimes the risk is too much and plans will be changed, altered, delayed or cancelled. In events like blizzards, hurricanes, tornadoes, etc you can bet PT will be cancelled lol. If soldiers don't have the proper gear to deal with the weather then PT can be altered and changed. Something to keep in mind, adverse and uncomfortable weather doesn't stop combat operations so why would it stop your physical training? For me remembering that helps me deal with the suck.
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Thanks for all the advice. I have a driving force of two boys that expect their dad to be a soldier. @ Scott, my MOS is 91L. I'm beyond excited to go and experience. But as I stayed before, being from south Mississippi, I am not accustomed to the cold! I wouldn't regret my decision to enlist! I consider it an honor to serve my country!
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I was at FLW August-December and we did PT no matter the temperature. In fact in BCT we prided the fact that we did PT in short's in the 40's while others had full winter's on . Yeah it sucked but it was a point of pride and it made me stronger (probably sicker too lol). We did PT when the pit was FILLED with water, and even if there was lightning. I remember my last PT test on FLW and it was about 10 degree's out no joke! Word of advice they will usually give you an option of wearing winter pt gear on the PT test, and I wouldn't wear it. It will be insanely cold in January-February so be prepared to hate life, and the old barracks I had that are still used I believe have crappy heat lol. In Missouri the weather also changes insanely fast so it could be 30 one day and the next 70 no joke!
On them FTX's bring all your snivel gear, TP, ibuprofen, etc. If you get Alpha 3-10 Tell em I said hi lol. Don't be scared because BCT is all mental and you won't ever be made to do anything that no other person couldn't do; it's insanely easy. I had fun in BCT and missed it when I left. Getting paid to shoot stuff and blow it up what more could you ask for?
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I'm currently home on leave from Fort Jackson and while it may be more south than Fort Leonard Wood, it still stinks having to do PT outside in the upper 20's to 30's every morning! The only time we don't do PT out at the PT field is when it's raining. I don't mean a light sprinkle, I mean rain. Even then we still do PT, but we just do it downstairs in our formation area where it's covered. Each morning at 04:30 the Drill Sergeants give us a wake up call (we're usually all up at least 15-30 minutes prior anyways) and tell us the uniform for the morning. Most mornings it is full winter pt with hats and gloves, but if the temp is a little warmer (like towards the 50s) then we do PT in shorts and long sleeve shirt. The one thing I like about my company is that whatever the uniform is for the trainee, that is the uniform that is worn by the Drill Sergeants, Cadre, 1st SGT, and Company Commander. If we have to be in shorts and long sleeves, so do they and I respect that. If the ground is wet, be prepared to lay down in it. They won't make you lay down in puddles, we can open holes in PT formation to go around those, but soggy grass isn't something they care about. Just be prepared for it to suck and remember that the ARMY wants you trained and fit, not seriously sick or dead. There are certain rules the military follows when it comes to what to wear and what to do in bad weather and they are in place for your safety. Trust in that and you'll be ok, you can survive way more than you think you can.
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What's snivel gear?
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Cold weather gear. You will be issued a set of polypro aka silky's which are like under armor. A set of waffles which is a pretty thick shirt and long john underwear. A fleece jacket, a gortex which I never wear and only wore twice in iet, a neck gaitor, gloves, and a fleece cap. On my last ftx in bct they said don't pack any cold weather gear since it was suppose to be warm. I packed mine lol because I know how missouri is and of course it dropped to freezing with sleet etc. Honestly the FTX's were the best because we got some extra sleep lol. I had so much fun on the last ftx I wish I could do it again.
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For the PT test I suggest wearing your winter PT's and long sleeve shirt. When you are testing on an event take it all off but at least have it with you so you can stay somewhat warm between events. As uncomfortable as the long sleeve shirt may be its actually a decent shirt while running when its really cold outside. Definately take the winter pants off while running, even if its cold and raining.
Basic training sucks, thats all there really is to it. But obviously for the military it is a right of passage and serves an incredibly important purpose. I was at FLW this past summer for 3 weeks and while I was there a drill instructor came over to me and asked to trade jobs lol! No thank you.


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MASSENA - With more than 15,000 pairs of shoes, sneakers and boots in stock, the newly opened Shoe Dept. Encore store in St. Lawrence Centre can stake claim to being the largest shoe store in Northern New York, not just in St. Lawrence County.
St. Lawrence Centre Marketing Manager Ronald J. Patnode said the opening of its Encore store isnt the first time Shoe Dept. has expanded within the mall.
This is Shoe Dept.s second expansion in our center, and we are very excited about it, he said.
Mr. Patnode said he considers Northern New York to be in anything in or north of Watertown. And with no large shoe stores in Oswego County, St. Lawrence Centre can stake claim to housing the largest shoe store north of Syracuse.
Mr. Patnode said when he saw the store for the first time he was impressed.
Its a beautiful store, he said. As a shopper when you go in there you can right away pinpoint what youre looking for.
That was one of the things that stood out for Anthony Walden, Brushton.
Its easy to see everything, he said. Sometimes when you have the taller racks, its harder to see everything, like your size and such, but everything is right here.
Mr. Patnode said the new store, which is located in the former Hacketts space, is 12,162 square feet.
They do have a small storage area, but 85 to 90 percent of that is retail space, he said.
Krista DuWal of Cornwall, Ont., said she shops fairly regularly in Massena and was unaware that the Shoe Dept. was expanding.
Its quite a bit bigger than the other one was, she said. It looks really nice.
Shoe Dept. Regional Manager Bill Hecker said theyre not the only ones who have been impressed.
The feedback from customers has been great, he said.
In addition to housing more than 15,000 items, the store also includes special mens and childrens sections, where children and guys can hang out while their mom or significant other shops. A TV hanging on the wall in the childrens section was tuned into Nick Jr. on Monday with a television in the mens section tuned into SportsCenter on ESPN.
Mr. Patnode said its his understanding that the store, which opened on Thursday, got off to a strong start.
They had a sales goal for their first day and they doubled it, he said.
Mr. Hecker said the sucess seen on the stores opening day has continued.
Were up 50 percent each day since we opened on Thursday, he said. Business has been fantastic right out of the gate.
Mr. Hecker said its his hope other retailers will see the investment his chain has put into the mall and follow suit.
Its good for the us, its good for the community and its good for the mall, he said. Hopefully, the can build off of this and more good things will happen.
The store is part of the Shoe Show, Inc., chain of shoe stores and is one of 1,124 locations in 37 states. It will be open during regualr mall hours of 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
According to a news release issued by the mall, Shoe Show, Inc., opened its first Shoe Dept. Encore store in 2008. The stores are designed to cater to a broader range of customers by offering a wider variety of shoes and price points.
Shoe Dept. Encore carries popular-price brands as well as Eastland, Timberland, Tommy Hilfiger, Hush Puppies, Life Stride, Rocky Boots, K Swiss, Reebok, Nike, Keds, New Balance and Hi-Tec, the release stated.
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