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Scout BSA Uniform Survey (Girls)
RememberSchiff replied to Eagle1993's topic in Open Discussion - Program
Happy Mothers' Day! P.S. I hid the previous post for 24+ hours as it was in the scouter.com content feed on Mothers' Day. IMO, it seemed discourteous to women in Scouting and Scouting in general. -
Scout BSA Uniform Survey (Girls)
RememberSchiff replied to Eagle1993's topic in Open Discussion - Program
IMO, if there is "no gender" in Scouting, USA then the uniform - shirts and pants style should be the same for all. -
He read the instructions (diagrams) that came with the new dishwasher, so no difference other than today's plumbing and electrical connectors are more DIYer friendly. Now for the old clothes dryer repair, yes he looked at videos on RepairClinic. P.S. About "watchful eye"... Something to consider is the source of information, years ago the publisher and editors would make sure the authors were experts. Today, any knucklehead can upload video on any subject.
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@andyplaysdrums welcome to scouter.com
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Deterring thoughts of discrimination w/girls?
RememberSchiff replied to WisconsinMomma's topic in Issues & Politics
Let's keep the thoughtful, scout-like discussion among adults going. Thanks @NJCubScouter , @Sentinel947 -
New Boy Scout Statue - Barre,VT
RememberSchiff replied to RememberSchiff's topic in Issues & Politics
Update Apr 18, 2018 Enough money has been raised to start sculpting the granite statue while fundraising to complete the project continues. The monument committee is also optimistic about its chances of landing a pair of grants it has applied for and is continuing to accept online donations at www.scoutingmonument.org. Checks made payable to VFW Mackenzie-Webster Post #709 can be mailed to: Barre Scouting Monument, P.O. Box 321, Barre, Vt. 05641. Reference “scouting monument” in the memo line. Barring any unforeseen complications, sculptor Giuliano Cecchinelli should start work later this month and be finished some time in October. “The timing is perfect,” he said, explaining that the hope is to dedicate the monument when the Green Mountain Council holds its 20th Annual Salute to Veterans Parade in Barre on Saturday, Nov. 3. https://www.timesargus.com/articles/barre-scouting-monument-organizers-meet-their-match/ -
Nice, we need more uplifting photos and videos of Scouts having fun on this forum.
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@wisihalacon welcome to scouter.com
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National, Religion, Membership, Oath and Law
RememberSchiff replied to Hawkwin's topic in Issues & Politics
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National, Religion, Membership, Oath and Law
RememberSchiff replied to Hawkwin's topic in Issues & Politics
National Annual Meeting http://nam.scouting.org/Activities/Events/Sessions.aspx Strategic Initiatives Thursday, 10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. After the Business Meeting, join us for a discussion of Strategic Initiatives that will help chart the course for the movement’s future. Discussions will include an update of the Game Plan, Youth Protection efforts, and information on the progress of Family Scouting. There will also be time for questions and answers. -
National, Religion, Membership, Oath and Law
RememberSchiff replied to Hawkwin's topic in Issues & Politics
IMO, Mom and Dad, as members. will agree to come along at SM's request in order to meet YP and other safety requirements. At the unit level, many of us are already doing this with our special needs scouts. Another $0.02, -
National, Religion, Membership, Oath and Law
RememberSchiff replied to Hawkwin's topic in Issues & Politics
Looking at all the discussion of Family Scouting, adding girls may be just an intermediate step. IMO, National's long game plan is to switch from recruiting individual scouts to their whole families - all in the family would be on the books as members whether they participate or not, similar to the Y. Increased headcount and revenue. My $0.02 P.S. Our leaders may have lost their way but at the unit level, we are doing are best to faithfully delivering the program to the scouts we have. -
Alps Mountaineering Scout Direct program gone?
RememberSchiff replied to The Blancmange's topic in Camping & High Adventure
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Concerns with coed rules, leadership, liability
RememberSchiff replied to Jameson76's topic in Issues & Politics
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National, Religion, Membership, Oath and Law
RememberSchiff replied to Hawkwin's topic in Issues & Politics
As we were told, the BSA National Executive Board voted unaminously to approve last years membership change. Since only a quorum is needed, did LDS members abstain from attending or attend and vote in favor or...? -
In July of 2016 on a 110-degree day, 12-year-old Cody Flom was hiking with his mother's boyfriend on the trail when Cody collapsed. He later died at the hospital. "We just finished installing it this morning and we're just dedicating it to Cody Flom," said Matthew Harwood, a boy scout and a friend of Cody's, teamed up with the city of Phoenix to install the warning signs. "We don't want something like that to happen again so this sign is being installed to specifically warn hikers about the dangers. It's not a static sign, it actually changes with the weather to let people know how dangerous it is," Hardwood said. More at source link. Clever use of thermometer in sign design. http://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/arizona-news/boy-scouts-family-of-cody-flom-put-up-signs-warning-of-heat-dangers
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Minimum time to achieve Eagle Scout rank
RememberSchiff replied to nighthawk's topic in Open Discussion - Program
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Thanks, post hidden and under moderator review. @NJCubScouter , @Sentinel947
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I know this is I&P, but urinary aids for the disabled is not funny. I hid those two posts for moderator review. @NJCubScouter , @Sentinel947
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Agree. People may be just reporting more. That said, nearly every family in my unit has a family member who had one of these diseases. Both my sons had the Lyme bullseye and were quickly treated with antibiotics. Their doctor's wife who was also a doctor is a Lyme victim. She is now wheelchair bound. Mrs. Schiff has recurring Bell's Palsy from Lyme. IMO, the problem has been made worse by lost predator habitats - the suburban sprawl. While the predators are away, the mice will multiply. Education and bug sprays may prevent infection but they do not minimize the cause.
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I have carried a neckerchief (a real, 4-sided one) in my glove compartment and in my suitcase when traveling. Maybe I should carry one in my back pocket as well.