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Bucking bulls, calf ropers and clowns in the arena will make the WWRA Rodeo in Elkton today and Saturday a cowboy's — and cowgirl's — paradise.
But none of it would take place without the behind-the-fence maneuvering of Gurney and Harriett Geiger, owners of the Flying G Rodeo Company.
The Geigers provide the bulls, calves, portable fencing, clowns, announcer, hay and everything else required to put on the event.
Florida students sitting for FCAT this year are facing tougher tests than in the past, but local school officials expect student results in St. Johns County to remain steady.
"Typically when a new test comes in is when you see scores drop, but I don't expect ours to drop," said Superintendent Joe Joyner. "I expect us to hang in there."
For the last two years, St. Johns County schools have been ranked top in the state. Officials use FCAT scores to make that determination.
Chocolate lovers, take note -- you can help out the arts and have a chocolaty good time tonight as the Arts Council of Greater Palatka Inc. sponsors its fourth annual "Everything Chocolate" fundraiser.
The food service manager from Timberlin Creek Elementary School is the 2011 recipient of the school-related employee of the year.
Kathleen Damiano was chosen from among nominees from the St. Johns County's 34 schools and three from the School District office. They are part of approximately 1,500 school-related employees who keep the wheels turning at facilities throughout the county.
EDITORS NOTE: This story was edited to correct the headline.
St. Johns County public school officials can probably expect at least $10 million less in state funding this year even as local enrollment climbs. That means they'll be going into reserves deeper than expected to make up the difference.
"We're beginning to get to a place where we can predict some of what will come out of this year's (Florida) Legislature," Superintendent Joe Joyner told the District School Board during a lengthy workshop session Tuesday morning.
Spending 15 minutes in Jeff Holt's classroom at Murray Middle School was enough to make you want to have him for a teacher.
If intellectual curiosity has an aura, then Holt possessed it and shared that spark with thousands of kids during a 38-year teaching career, the last 25 of which he spent in St. Johns County.
Holt died Sunday after a brief illness.
Education reform is being driven by partisan political considerations rather than the cool analysis of research.
That's the consensus of a panel hosted by the Flagler College Political Guild late last week.
Among the panelists' concerns:
* A lack of research to show that merit pay will improve learning any more than the present system of paying teachers
* Charter schools will not be held to the same level of accountability that public school are held
* The continuing erosion of local control
Anyone wanting something to do should look to Putnam County. The events calendar is packed most weekends and this weekend is no exception.
The Arts Council of Greater Palatka will have Blast of Grass, a bluegrass band, at its fund-raiser tonight at Downtown Blues Bar & Grille, 714 St. Johns Ave., Palatka. Blast, including Danny Lanier, Justin Lanier, Platt Drew and Rick Ray, take to the stage at 9 p.m. Lee Kelly will be the opening act at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door. Call the Arts Center of Greater Palatka at (386) 328-8998 for tickets or more information.
If merit pay goes into effect in 2014, the biggest question facing local school officials is whether there will be any money.
"The state is not going to give us any more money. People could earn (merit pay), but, if we don't have the money to pay it, we can't. Just like we didn't have the money for the last three years to pay raises," said Jim Springfield, who heads up the St. Johns County School District's human resources department.
School psychologist Millie Turrentine-Jenkins didn't bring a sign to wave at passing motorists Tuesday as teachers gathered at the corner of State Road 312 and U.S. 1.
"I couldn't think of anything nice to say," Turrentine-Jenkins told St. Johns County Education Association president Debby Etheredge, who organized the mini-rallies. Etheridge had asked members taking part to "be positive" with their signs at the mini-rallies designed to rally support for educators.
Other rallies were held at U.S. 1 and S.R. 16 and on C.R. 210.
Visitors passing down Artillery Lane in the early evening may occasionally give a start when they see two gentlemen talking in a garden. The gentlemen are actually statues of two men who grew up in the building that now houses the research library of the St. Augustine Historical Society.
In their own way, the men's lives were a monument to change.
Certainly they had little in common when they were born. Edmund Kirby-Smith was a son of the household his parents established after moving from Connecticut to St. Augustine. His father was a lawyer and judge.
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Late in the DVD commentary for the pilot episode of "Hill Street Blues," actor Joe Spano marvels at the show's impact on the medium.
"It's extraordinary," he says, "the repercussions of this 48 minutes of television."
The cop drama's co-creator Steven Bochco follows by suggesting, "It's sort of a family tree, and if you look at the branches of the tree, you'll see 25 years of television."
Bochco is, if anything, underselling the importance of "Hill Street," which is on the short list of the most influential TV shows ever made. Whether through shared actors, writers, directors or through stylistic and thematic complexity, its DNA can be found in nearly every great drama produced in the 30-plus years since it debuted. The show was only occasionally interested in the legal trials of the criminals in its unnamed fictional city, but the complete series DVD set (it arrives in stores on Tuesday, for a listed price of $199, though of course you can find many sales) makes an airtight case for the show's place in television history, as well as for its role as a grand piece of entertainment.
And the box set doesn't especially need the sparse special features (a handful of commentary tracks and a single bonus disc with a few retrospective interview segments) to make that argument. The show itself is that good, even all these decades later, and its groundbreaking elements still stand out as ideas that remain vital in so many of the great dramas we have today.
In the prologue to my book, I compared the show to a widely-imitated movie like "Casablanca," where if you come to see it for the first time after a lifetime of watching the copies, it could be at risk of playing like a bundle of clichés — even though it invented those clichés. Curious to see how the show would be received by a younger viewer of today who had been raised on the great post-"Sopranos" dramas, I asked twentysomething TV scholar Myles McNutt (who had previously only seen clips from the show) for his take on the pilot. And, indeed, he said he had a hard time letting go of the strange feeling that it had been reverse-engineered from all the contemporary dramas that used many of the tropes it invented. But, he added, "once it and I got calibrated to the same wavelength, I very much enjoyed it."
My old partner Matt Zoller Seitz used to use another movie as the point of comparison: "Citizen Kane," both for its enormous influence and for the way that it took a bunch of individual stylistic devices that weren't original on their own and turned them into something new and different by putting them all together in one place. There were elements of documentaries, daytime soap operas, black comedy and more mixed in with the cop show tropes Bochco and co-creator Michael Kozoll(**) had learned in their work in the '70s. The combination felt like nothing that had ever aired on television before, and it would be quickly appropriated by some of the great series of the '80s ("St. Elsewhere"), '90s ("ER" and "Homicide") and the revolutionary cable dramas of the 21st Century.
(**) Kozoll (who also wrote the "First Blood" screenplay) left the show after its first two seasons, and essentially disappeared from show business. Bochco — who has long had a gift for picking talented partners — is very complimentary of Kozoll on the bonus features, but the man's absence from them is striking.
Bochco, Kozoll and pilot director Robert Butler wanted to bring a real sense of formal chaos to the proceedings. We open with what would become one of the show's trademarks: the boisterous daily roll call conducted by Sgt. Phil Esterhaus (Michael Conrad, who left a gaping hole when he died midway through the series' run), a big gorilla of a man who conducts himself more as a philosopher than the tough guy he appears to be. (At the end of each roll call he warns his charges, "Hey, let's be careful out there.") There's no clear sense of who's an important character and who's just an extra with interesting facial hair, and the show's actual lead, precinct captain Frank Furillo (Daniel J. Travanti) is introduced with zero fanfare after we've already seen the show's iconic opening credit sequence (accompanied by the beautifully melancholy theme song by Mike Post). Much of the series is shot with hand-held cameras to approximate the look of a documentary, and even the steadier shots will frequently follow one subset of characters on their way out of a scene, then reverse course to follow a different subset that has just entered. Each episode featured at least four or five overlapping stories, most of which would run for at least the next three to four episodes (unheard of at the time), mixed in with isolated vignettes about life on the job, like patrol cops Hill (Michael Warren) and Renko (Charles Haid) trying to cool down a domestic beef, or sleazy detective J.D. LaRue (Kiel Martin) trying to use his badge to scam a date or a free meal. The larger story arcs dealt with basic policework, but also with police corruption, urban decay, political neglect, and all of it suffused with the same sense of despair that "The Wire" would make its stock in trade a couple of decades later.
The stories were always presented as secondary to the characters, and what characters the show had! It was a mix of high and lowbrow types — occasionally with both extremes in the same person, like erudite fascist cartoon Lt. Howard Hunter (James B. Sikking) — ranging from the growling, perp-biting undercover cop Mick Belker (Bruce Weitz) on up to Furillo himself, a blend of the archetypal sensitive Alan Alda-style '70s hero with something angrier.
In the show's best episode, season 3's "Trial By Fury" — the first script ever written by David Milch, who would go on to co-create "NYPD Blue" with Bochco and then to weave the incredible tapestry that was HBO's "Deadwood" — a vengeful Furillo uses the threat of a lynch mob to bully two men into admitting to raping and murdering a nun; afterwards, he goes to the local church to make his own confession. Later that season, Milch introduced Sal Bennedetto, a profane, corrupt cop played by Dennis Franz, who would be imitated many many times over the years by other shows — including this one, which brought Franz back in the sixth season as Norm Buntz, a slightly cuddlier version of the same character.


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MIRANSHAH (Pakistan) (AFP) - US drone strikes killed a prominent warlord who sent insurgents to fight Nato troops in Afghanistan along with nine other militants in Pakistan's tribal belt, local officials said on Thursday.
Mullah Nazir was the main militant commander in South Waziristan, part of the tribal zone where militants linked to the Taliban and Al-Qaeda have bases on the Afghan border. He is one of the highest-profile drone victims in recent years.
Pakistani officials said an unmanned US aircraft fired two missiles at his vehicle in the Sar Kanda area of Birmil in South Waziristan, killing Nazir and five of his loyalists, including two senior deputies.
"Mullah Nazir and five associates died on the spot," one of the officials said on condition of anonymity.
He said the attack happened at 10.35pm on Wednesday but that it took time to confirm the reports from such a far-flung and mountainous area.
Another Pakistani official said Nazir, believed to have been in his late 30s, was targeted as he prepared to swap vehicles after his pick-up developed a mechanical fault.
Two of his influential deputies, Atta Ullah and Rafey Khan, were among those killed, the official added.
Local residents told AFP that funeral prayers were said for Nazir and his associates around 10 kilometres west of Wana, the main town in South Waziristan, and markets and shops closed.
In the neighbouring district of North Waziristan, two more missiles fired from a US drone killed four other militants on Thursday but their identities were not immediately known, other Pakistani security officials said.
Nazir's fighters have long been targeted by US drone strikes.
He was understood to be close to the Al-Qaeda-linked Haqqani network, a faction of the Afghan Taliban blamed for some of the most high-profile attacks in Kabul and elsewhere in Afghanistan in recent years.
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He was wounded in a suicide attack in South Waziristan on November 29 and had survived previous attempts on his life.
Pakistani security officials were locked in talks to assess the impact of Nazir's death, which one official told AFP would benefit Pakistani Taliban who want to move into South Waziristan.
"There will be a setback in a way. He was one of those who were keeping his area under effective control and preventing the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan from operating there. So it will make a difference," the official said.
Analysts were divided on the impact that his death would have on Pakistan and on the US-led war against an 11-year insurgency in neighbouring Afghanistan.
Pakistani author and expert on the tribal belt, Imtiaz Gul, suggested there would be little fallout for Pakistan, which is trying to assist efforts by the Western-backed Kabul government to broker a peace deal.
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Guilt and Shame are BAD for Fundraising
Before I get started, let me make a big, fat caveat - I'm a donor to CARE. I love this organization and the work that they do. In particular, I'm a big supporter of their efforts to empower women all over the world to lead productive, satisfying lives. What I don't like is this appeal because it makes me feel guilty and ashamed.
Guilt and shame are bad for fundraising. They're also redundant, because I already feel SO overwhelmed by all of the perils and problems of this world. (Really, my superego bashes me enough.)
While an appeal like this one might get you dollars, it won't GIVE DONORS the psychic reward they crave - that warm, fuzzy feeling that lets them know that they are helping to change the world and make a difference. That they are good folks. Instead, when people donate in response to a guilt trip they feel relief but mostly it's because you're finally off their back!
Here is another story. I co-chaired the annual giving campaign at my church last year. And let me tell you I was dismayed by the number of parishioners who didn't pledge to our church. (You should know, I attend a mid-class/upper mid-class suburban church and most of the parishioners have the means to give.) I had to force myself to resist my desire to guilt and shame people into giving, "Hey, look at all of the other folks in the church who give!" "As member of our community, don't you want to help BUILD as well as share in the wealth of our parish?" "I know you just remodeled your kitchen. How 'bout swinging some of that cash our way so we can make sandwiches for the homeless!" :)
Luckily, I resisted my snarky voice and tried to take a higher ground. Why? Well, I would have made a few enemies. But seriously guilt trips simply don't work.
People have their own reasons for giving to charity and churches. Sometimes the trigger is finding the right person to make the "ask." Sometimes the key to unlocking a donor's wallet is getting them involved in the mission/ministry of your work. But (and here's the punch line) if your goal is to build LONG TERM, ENRICHING RELATIONSHIPS it's important to be patient, stalwart and kind. Don't badger people into making donations. Bring them along in a loving and kind way.
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- Mazarine said...
Dear Jocelyn,
Thanks for posting about guilt and shame. I do believe that fundraisers rush into trying to figure out how to get donors to give.
They don't parse donors into different groups with different reasons for giving, and target their appeals at them accordingly,
I also think that they want to make you cry so you'll give. But the sad thing is that a personal appeal in person can make you cry, while a nonprofit using shame and guilt tactics in a newspaper is just going to make you turn the page. It may be that we have gotten callous to these appeals, but so many have been made at this point that at some point we have to tune them out.
Nonprofits need to realize that there are business minded donors, communitarians, socialites, and other types of donors, all with different reasons for giving, NONE of which involve shame and guilt. I write more about the different kinds of donors on my blog,
- April 4, 2010 at 1:58 AM
- Sean Kline said...
As someone who now spends considerable time fundraising, I really appreciate your reminder of what we're all after--giver and asker alike--long term, enriching relationship that support good change in the world.
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New to Martinez this year is the Martinez Honor Roll. Students may be a part of one or both Academic and Citizenship Honor Rolls. This is how a child qualifies:
Citizenship Honor Roll
Any student in the building who exhibits outstanding behaviors in the quarter:
All 3's and/or some 4's in Behavior are on the Citizenship Honor Roll.
All 4's in Behavior are on the Outstanding Citizenship Honor Roll.
Academic Honor Roll
Any student in grades 1 through 5 who exhibits outstanding academic skills in the quarter:
All P's and/or some A's in the overall reading, writing and math content areas are on the Academic Honor Roll.All A's in the overall reading, writing, and math content areas are on the Principal's Academic Honor Roll.
Students who achieve Honor Roll status will be honored during an Honor Roll Assembly each quarter. Please watch the newsletter for dates and times. Parents are welcome to attend!
Christian was in 4th grade at Martinez Elementary this past school year. His favorite subject is math. He likes playing soccer and football.
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Book Trust enriches the literacy culture of families in need by providing children the opportunity to choose, own, and delight in books. For the 2011-2012 school year Book Trust serves eligible children in Kindergarten through 5th grade at Billie Martinez.
Summit is a free program that allows students to have extra educational time with a certified teacher. The classes have a strong focus on literacy, math, and science. The classes are designed to help students grow academically.
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Georgia plays LSU on Saturday in a game that will not only decide the SEC championship, but the Bulldogs' bowl destination.
If the Bulldogs win, they will be headed for a second straight game in the Georgia Dome on Jan. 2 in the relocated Sugar Bowl. A loss likely means a return to the same venue for the Dec. 30 Peach Bowl, a prospect safety Greg Blue doesn't find too peachy.
"The Sugar Bowl, I need to be there," Blue said. "That's the bowl game I need to be playing at. The Peach Bowl? I didn't come to Georgia to play in no Peach Bowl. ... If we don't play in the Sugar Bowl, I may retire."
If Georgia loses to LSU, the Bulldogs' bowl options appear to be the Peach. At least that's how interim Independence Bowl executive director Missy Setters sees it.
The Independence Bowl in Shreveport, La., picks after the Peach in the SEC pecking order.
"I think it will either be Florida or South Carolina," Setters told the Shreveport Times.
Who's next at safety?
Bulldogs fans at Bobby Dodd Stadium let out a loud "Blue" that he heard after delivering a punishing blow to Georgia Tech's Pat Clark on a pass breakup near the sideline in the first quarter.
Blue and former Bulldog Thomas Davis have given Georgia a reputation lately of having big-hitting safeties. Who's next?
"I hope Kelin Johnson or C.J. Byrd," Blue said. "I know Tra Battle, if he gets a little more weight, it can be him. I don't know which one is going to take it, but they know what time it is. One of them has got to step up and take that role."
The 5-foot-11, 175-pound Battle, a junior, hopes to be the one.
"I'm trying to get a little identity shift being a punisher like Blue," Battle said. "I hope I can follow in those footsteps."
Starters back in lineup
Linebacker Tony Taylor will return to the starting lineup at middle linebacker. The Oconee County product missed the past two games after having his left knee scoped on Nov. 18.
"He's worked hard to get himself back," linebackers coach John Jancek said. "I'm just excited to see him play in the SEC Championship with everything he's gone through."
Jancek said Taylor, who has 42 tackles in seven games, moved well Tuesday, but did not take part in the live drills of the full pads practice.
Offensive tackle Daniel Inman also said he will return to the starting lineup after spraining his left shoulder Saturday. Inman went full-go in Tuesday's practice.
Smart has LSU insight
Georgia players heard the weekly scouting report this week from somebody with more than a little insight into LSU. Georgia running backs coach Kirby Smart spent last season as defensive backs coach for the Tigers.
"I've already been in all the receivers' ears talking about the corners weaknesses or their strengths," Smart said. "I feel like I know them all well and I've talked to the kids about them. They've got good DBs over there."
Senior Bryan McClendon said Smart "coached those guys last year and he knows them in and out."
No return for Johnson
Georgia fans hoping that linebacker Josh Johnson's time at Georgia Military College would mean a return to Athens and a productive career in the SEC, won't get their wish.
"Josh won't be back at Georgia," Georgia coach Mark Richt said.
The Stephenson High product was in line to backup Taylor as a redshirt freshman before his dismissal in May.
Richt had said then that he would consider the return of Johnson who had "fallen short of the expectations in some areas related to discipline."
Richt on Tuesday would not say if Johnson would have been welcomed back.
This and that
Richt would like for Georgia to have a week off before the SEC championship game. "A game of this magnitude, it would be nice for both teams to know they have a week to prepare," Richt said. "I just don't know if it can get done." For Georgia, that would mean moving the Georgia Tech game up a week, something Richt said he hasn't talked to athletic director Damon Evans about. ... There will be a Dawg Walk at 3:55 p.m. Saturday. Players will get off buses at the West Plaza near the gold parking deck and head to stair tower four. ... Linebacker Dannell Ellerbe (shoulder) expects to play.
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Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital gets truckload of toys from Mattel for patients
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital has received 300 free toys from Mattel Inc. through the Mattel Children's Hospitals Toy Donation program, co-sponsored by the National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions (NACHRI) and Mattel.
Since January, NACHRI and Mattel have donated more than 50,000 toys for children who receive their care at NACHRI member hospitals.
"Helping children be children while they are in a hospital setting is extremely important to us," said Margaret Nellis, manager of the Child Life Program at the Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital. "These toys are a wonderful gift that will help us provide hours of fun and distraction for our young patients and we are grateful to receive them."
"Mattel's philanthropy is about putting smiles on the faces of children," said Robert A. Eckert, chair and chief executive officer of Mattel Inc.
Gifts In Kind International, an organization that partners with businesses and nonprofit organizations to provide quality products and services to improve lives in communities around the world, is administering the distribution of the toys.
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Not Bad
Stayed for two nights. The rooms have a gorgeous view of the ocean. They are a little outdated but clean. Only down side was the fact that the maid did not come and clean the room everyday. But if you are looking for a place to sleep and a great view at a good price I would recommend it. I would stay there again. The fact that the maid didnt clean my room wasnt that big of a deal to me.
All in all it was suitable for what we needed
My husband and I stayed at the Ramada this past weekend August 18-22. The rooms were clean. All the rooms are beachfront so I would request for a room by one of the pools. We ended up way on the west side and had to lug everything everytime we wanted to go to the pool. They have several walkways to the beach which was nice. The pools were nice. The waterfall pool was very cold. The hot tub was nice. The only thing I didn't like was the elevator oh and the fact we had to call housekeeping to come clean our room the 2nd day we were there. It seems they just passed our room up but after that no problems. The continential breakfast was ok. We got there late but there was still a bunch of different cereals, oatmeal, doughnuts and fruit. We got a good deal so we can't complain. All in all it was suitable for what we needed and the beach is beautiful.
Tile floors is better for beaches
Listen, there is no carpet in the room because of the sand. It is a good idea to put tile on the floors in beachy areas so it does not smell later on! Use your common sense. My stay was fine. I don't understand why people have to GRIPE over the smallest things.
Loved the motel!!
was there the week of june14-18, the motel was beautiful, the view was breath taking!! the staff was very helpful, would recommend to anyone, when i go back, i will come here, no other motel!!
We'll be back!!!!!!!
I just got back from Spring Break 2004 @ the Ramada inn and loved it!!! The rooms were decent, but with exceptional views!!! The front desk was great about having people come and swim in the pool, and they also had a ton of spring break activities going on during the day. You also can hang at the Days Inn and party there!!!!! Spring Break 2005 I'll be back!!
Good Times
The room isn't great, but the rooms have great views. There isn't any carpet but that is probably for the better considering all the sand that we tracked in. For Spring Break 2003 this was a great location.
They had bands and stuff set up for us on the beach; College Network was there filming their events that were right behind the hotel.
Harpoon Harry's and another club are right next door, so is Hooters.
They always have activities on the beach for everyone. We played volleyball everyday on the beach. Good Times.
Never Again
I was very dissappointed. Our room leaked and we were only offered extra towels from housekeeping to soak up the water. They didn;t empty the ashtrays when they cleaned, we requested an extra chair for porch and never got it, they did't leave shampoo, soap or coffee for the next day. Phone was cut off when it gets to 20.00 without notice, the attendents at night were so ugly when i asked them about it , we just went and bought a cell phone. Days Inn is much nicer than this motel was.+
I stayed here and I loved it. The rates were not bad,a nd the room was very clean. know there is no carpet, ut we are talking about the beach. Carpet is to much to maintain. Anyway. The room was very spacious and it had one of the best pools around. There is also a great deck, and laundry facilities. There is even a PizzaHu on the property.
Very deceiving
This hotel's outside appearance and website description was very deceiving. The hotel has no carpet in the rooms, a loose balcony rail in the room we checked into, the elevator didn't work, there was trash and beer cans all over the grounds, and the last straw was when my 4 year old screamed because a bug crawled out of the drain in the bathtub. We stayed for all of one hour before checking out. The only thing good I can say is that the staff was friendly and did not charge us a dime. We checked into the Boardwalk Beach Resort Howard Johnson that same day, it was cheaper, nicer, and more family oriented by far.
We stayed there!
The room was not as nice as expected, boasting only one garbage can, one porch chair, and no fridge or microwave for more than $100 per night. The beach view is beautiful and there are 2 pools, one of which has a great waterfall. Housekeeping was lax, neglecting to leave cups, and do other usually expected chores.
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... to enjoy life because these moments don't come around twice. And in the end I had so many people complimenting on how I looked. After swimming we went out to dinner at a German restaurant. It was a cool atmosphere but I was just so tired after only having 3 hours sleep. So I was thankful when I got to bed by 10:30pm. I fell in love with Panama City Beach and I'm sad to leave ...
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... sand dollars and big star fish for them to hold. He was a Navy diver and also served in the Gulf War. It was really nice that we were the only four people on the boat.
After the lagoon, we headed towards the sea and on our way out, we caught up with two dolphins in the lagoon. We stopped to get some GoPro footage, where Andrew stuck the GoPro camera into the water and the one dolphin swam right up to take a look at it. how clever was ...
Second full day
The day started at breakfast. Rice Krispies believe it or not, nice English cereal! Had to be on the bus to leave New Orleans for 7.45am. Had to wait an hour on the bus as one girl had a few drinks the night before bless her and forgot her alarm but we found her in the end and got going. We then set off for Panama beach! Couple of hours later we stopped have way in Alabama!! Sweet ...
... everyone else went for shrimp of some kind, while I took ribs (when in the states, you gotta right?). They were melt in the mouth, sweet and sticky, everything ribs should be. But the cocktails were the coolest, big personal pitchers called 'tubes' of frozen easy to drink but potent goodness! All in all Leah seemed to have a good birthday! On our final day I got up early to go fishing with Tim. I'd never been fishing before (I know, criminal for ...
Last day at topsail
... got to go do a little shopping. After that we did some laundry, man that piles up fast at beach stops! Dollar store proved useful for balloons, never a dull day with balloons! And ended the day with salmon on cedar plank. Oh wow. That's been mamas favorite so far, WAY ...


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When you have several people working on your company file, you want to be able to tell which user does what in your books. That makes it easier to spot someone playing games with your company finances or a user who needs some additional training on QuickBooks. You can also restrict what different users can do, so you can give some people access to almost every QuickBooks feature, while limiting data entry people to writing checks or recording invoices and other sales transactions. To create a new user on the Company menu, point to Set Up Users and Passwords and then choose Set Up Users.
If the QuickBooks Log In dialog box opens, type your password. That's an extra precaution to prevent someone from creating users in your company file. It appears if you haven't logged in recently. The User List dialog box shows all the users that currently exist. The user that's logged in to this session has the words "logged on" after the user name. To create a new user click Add User. The Set up user password and access dialog box opens, on the first screen, fill in the username and password for the new user. Be sure to type the password in the Confirm Password box. Don't copy and paste the password from one box to the other or you might copy a typo. Click Next to start setting the user's permissions.
To set this user up as an all-powerful administrator level user, select the All areas of QuickBooks option. Remember the administrator user can do anything in the company file, so you don't want to give this to just anyone. To set up a user with some privileges, keep the Selected areas of QuickBooks option selected. The External Accountant user is especially user you can create so your accountant can log into your company file and get to absolutely everything except sensitive customer information.
To set the specific areas click Next. The Sales and Accounts Receivable permission covers things like invoices, sales-receipts and receiving payments. You can give someone No Access at all, Full Access or limit them to creating transactions, creating and printing transactions, or creating transactions and reports. A checkbox lets you give the user permission to see a customer's full credit card number. Click Next to move to the next area.
Purchases and Accounts Payable relates to bills, credit card charges and purchase orders. Checking in credit cards lets the user work with banking tasks like writing checks, making deposits, and recording credit card charges. Inventory lets the user do things like enter purchase orders, receive items, and adjust the quantity or value of inventory. Time Tracking relates to entering time or importing and exporting time data.
Payroll and Employees covers creating paychecks, printing payroll tax forms, and paying payroll taxes. Sensitive Accounting Activities includes making journal entries and performing online banking. Sensitive Financial Reporting gives someone access to all QuickBooks reports. Changing or Deleting Transactions lets the user change or delete the transactions that they can access. This is good for trainees or to protect against embezzling.
The last screen shows the access you've set up for the user. If you want to change any of these settings click Back and make the changes. When the user is set up the way you want, click Finish to add the user. To edit an existing user, select the user in the list and then click Edit User. Follow the steps you've just learned to change that user. Any user can change the password for his or her user account.
On the Company menu, choose Set Up Users and Passwords and then choose Change Your Password. When you change your password, you can set up a challenge question and provide the answer to it. That way if you forget your password, you can reset it by answering the challenge question. Click OK to complete the change. Remember, by setting up different users and telling QuickBooks what they can do, you keep your financial records safe and secure.
- Establishing a company file and Chart of Accounts
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- Monitoring sales and inventory
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- Running and printing reports