Pirate Regiment raises funds for historic trip

Band members practice marching drills during camp last week at Life Springs Church on Highway 19.

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Pike County middle and high school students took part in a 12-hour band camp last week but that was just the beginning of their hard work. The PCHS Pirate Regiment Band was the only band from Georgia selected to play in New York City’s annual Veterans Day Parade in November and they must raise the funds for the trip.

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#1 Kathryn Hinkle on 08/03/11 at 05:55 AM

This is a HUGE honor for Pike county! Our marching band was the ONLY band chosen to perform at the NY Veteran's Day parade. Any amount donated would be greatly appreciated. Let's make sure our kids have the opportunity to show NY what Pike county is all about :).

#2 Band/cheer/track/cross country/tennis Mom on 08/03/11 at 07:52 AM

Come on everybody, please help these kids get to New York. The Pike County Board of Education has refused to be of any help in that they are giving NO MONEY to this group. It's a crying shame that the football team is given all the money. Yes, they bring money and attention to the county but they are not the only team at the school. The band has won numerous competitions and is the only small school from Georgia selected to march in the Veterans Day Parade in New York City.
Dr. Duncan, you should be ashamed of the way you "budget" your funds allotted to the arts and athletic teams in this county. Our so-called performing arts theater is falling down, leaking, and unusable. Thank heavens for Life Springs Church for allowing us to use their facility (for band camp, too, since the band was not allowed on any of the fields at the school). Other athletic teams at the school have no funding either and rely on parent donations. Have you seen the tennis courts lately? They are in deplorable condition. Come on, Dr. Duncan and the school board- lets start thinking of all the students at Pike County, not just the football players.

#2.1 Anonymous on 08/03/11 at 11:45 AM

My tax dollars should not be spent sending your kid to New York!

#2.1.1 Some people are just plain out hateful on 08/04/11 at 03:20 PM

So are you saying it's okay for your tax dollars to go to the football team for their trips but not for a band member to have a trip. And then once your tax dollars are given to the football team then you're still going to have to pay something like $7 a game to get in to watch where your tax dollars have gone to. I praise the band and they're not asking for all of their money, you see each member has to pay $550 out of their own pocket, thus they're having fund raisers to help with this. For all of you making ugly comments about these kids I hope you make it to a game and you have to get a seat next to the band section and if you've been hateful or hurtful with your comments I hope the drums give you a major headache, and the trombone players when they extend out will knock you in the eye, and the tuba players will just swallow your little hateful minds up and blow them back out like dust.

#2.1.1.1 t on 08/08/11 at 11:06 AM

To those who are easily hurt by the ugly comments - please do not respond in kind. Doing so only fuels the fire and feeds their vanity. We know how hard the band and color guard work and that they repeatedly return from competitions with superior ratings. We know that the band/guard members and their parents work tirelessly to raise funds for the normal expenses including music, instruments, upkeep of our uniforms (which need replacing)travel costs, food etc. We know that we do our part to support our awesome football team, just like the cheerleaders do. We work to stir up the crowds to keep them enthusiastic when the team needs encouragement and we entertain, but that is so expected that it is unnoticed. We are proud to be there and will continue to be there. Now we have the added expense of a truly GREAT HONOR and working together we will raise the needed funds for this as well. It would be wonderful if our community would realize the lack of support for all of the arts, all of the sports other than football and would voice their concern in that direction, however, we will not win anyone to our side by slinging mud back at them when they make ugly comments.

#2.2 Anonymous on 08/03/11 at 03:55 PM

mmm, mmm,mmm. Sounds just like Pike Co. Education Dept, I don't doubt it a bit.

#2.3 Mother of 3 on 08/03/11 at 04:13 PM

Amen,,, Well stated. This kids are working hard to be ready for just the football games because they love band. And they are so excited about this trip and they are working harder to show what Pike Band is all about. It is a shame that there is no help from the school. But that is nothing new. If it is not for Duncan, or something to make him look good then the heck with it. He has not a care in the world for our children. But that's ok Our kids will make it with or without his help. But it is sad that other county suppers have supported his students by donations... But let raise taxes again so we can get 20 embordered chairs for the board room, many other things that are not needed... A big thanks to everyone that supports band and other unsupported sports .. And also thanks to Life Springs

#2.3.1 Anonymous on 08/04/11 at 05:31 AM

I see you have the entitlement mentality. My kid wants to go to New York, but I want you to pay for the trip. I don't think so. Nobody goes to the football games to see your kid play the trumpet. They go to see the game. Just pay for your own child and stop bashing the school system for not giving your child a free trip.

#2.4 Anonymous on 08/04/11 at 09:06 PM

I agree with the fact that football gets all the money. Girls softball could never even get a bus to go to games. The parents have to drive and take kids where they needed to go play. Some parents do have to work. Some retired grandparents step in and help out when parents have to work to support their children. These girls have to make all the money that is spent on them; no tax money is spent on them either.

Come on people, there are some children (girls in particular) that do not play football. They have the right to participate and be supported by the school just like the boys do.

#3 Kathryn Hinkle on 08/03/11 at 08:10 PM

Well said :)

#3.1 Anonymous on 08/03/11 at 09:29 PM

Amen! Really? portable toilets for football games and a condemed track! Wake up BOE, WAKE UP! Time to vote for some improvements!

#3.2 K on 08/04/11 at 03:32 PM

This was supposed to be in reply to #2 Band,cheer,track,etc Mom :)

#4 where is ur tax money on 08/04/11 at 04:59 AM

No , tax money shoudnt go to send kids to NY , BUT WHERE DOES IT GO, Duncan and is crew have been misusing funds for a while. And people still turn the other cheek. We need the state down looking at his books. He is a crock... As far as sports..... If you can't support all sports.. Then tax money should not support any.. I have no kids in sports however I feel the board and people higher up should help this kids. Not with tax money but we all seen what they make .... Pull some out of back pocket... I don't make much and I have sponsored a child from my church... It's just the right thing to do.

#4.1 fat bass tard on 08/04/11 at 08:01 AM

23 million dollar school budget and we still can't:

- pay for a bus to new york
- fix the track
- fix the tennis courts
- fix the auditorium
- pay for janitors
- provide a practice field for the band
- coordinate band practice with putting out poison on the fields and grass cutting

but, we can afford a new car for commandant duncan. and who pays for all those lunches i see duncan pick up when he's out with his cronies?

#5 David Rawlins on 08/04/11 at 09:18 AM

By-the-way, that was a 12-hour per day band camp from 9AM to 9PM Monday-Friday. These young men and women worked extremely hard.

#5.1 Anonymous on 08/20/11 at 05:13 PM

what time is the regular band practice? I was just wondering what the times are for regular practice with the heat, etc. Does anyone know?

#6 Mom of a trumpet player on 08/04/11 at 09:22 AM

My son is a trumpet player in the marching band. He is so thrilled that the band was asked to attend the parade in NY. He'd even be more pleased if they could go. Please tell me, when has the football team been asked to attend a parade in another state? Especially to remember 9-11 and our veterans. These kids are working so hard to make Pike County look their best. I commend each and every one of those kids who survived Mr. Reynolds 60 hours of band camp, who practice all hours of the day during the summer, after school and on weekends. They are doing something they enjoy doing. Why not give them credit for credit due? If you had a heart, you would realize that there are times when you put your personal feelings aside and help those who earned it. Football is not everything. Happiness to me is having a happy child who is living life doing what he loves to do. If that means playing the trumpet and is hoping to make it to NY on an invite from the other state, then that makes me happy too. Forget the board of education. If they don’t want to help our kids, that fine. We are better than them and we will make it to NY with or without their help.

#6.1 Anonymous on 08/04/11 at 01:05 PM

Pay for your own child. Don't ask me to fork over hard earned money for your child to take a field trip. STOP whining about Duncan and the Board and get a part time job delivering pizza so you can send your precious sunshine to New York. I'm sure New York is on pins and needles to hear a band from Zebulon Ga.

#6.1.1 Anonymous on 08/04/11 at 02:23 PM

Don't be a hater. That's just plain mean. These are hard working kids and they have hard working parents. Everybody's doing what they can and this band WILL make it to New York without the help of mean-spirited people like YOU!!!

#6.1.2 ECW on 08/04/11 at 03:34 PM

The kids are not asking you to fork over hard earned money, they're just asking for a tiny share of the TAXES YOU'VE ALREADY PAID to this county for school taxes to help out a little bit with this trip. There have been many kind and generous people and businesses who have already made donations trying to help these kids out and it's been greatly appreciated. So if you don't want a part of your taxes to go to the band then PLEASE GO EAT AT AMERICAN PIE and sate your belly ache and help a band member at the same time. Thanks AMerican Pie the band members appreciate your generosity also. :)

#6.1.2.1 Frequent O'Bama Miles on 08/04/11 at 07:19 PM

Sounds like a bunch of broke ass parents trying to get rid of their kids for while. When New Yorker's kids go on a trip the parents pay for it. Use tax money? Thats ridiculous. You need to keep your country ass kids home if you can not afford to send them. With all the handouts yall are looking for it seems to me you should all be O'Bama fans.

#6.1.2.1.1 ECW on 08/05/11 at 12:40 PM

Maybe you need to sign up for the O'Bama back to school grant money and then after being educated you would be able to respond to a post with something that's relevant to what was posted. Your tax money( if you even pay property taxes in Pike Co) is already being used for the schools, we just think that a little portion of that Tax Money already paid should be divided equally among all the clubs and functions at the all the schools instead of the football team being the one who gets the allocated funds. How do you know New York parents pay for their children's trips?

#6.1.2.2 PizzaPizza on 08/04/11 at 07:32 PM

As much as they charge for a pizza that you can buy at little ceasar's for $5 they should pay for the whole trip.

#6.1.3 Kathryn Hinkle on 08/04/11 at 03:40 PM

Easy to be a hater when you hide behind an anonymous monniker. For you to dismiss our children like you have is cowardly and hateful. Either have something sensible to say or please go away. I don't need my child who works SO hard practicing his music and marching to make his school band proud to read these awful things you are saying about him. Only a COWARD tries to make himself feel bigger by demeaning children. Shame on you.

#6.1.3.1 Anonymous on 08/05/11 at 10:14 AM

You need to work SO hard also along with the rest of the parents and pay for their trip.

#6.1.3.1.1 Al Capone on 08/05/11 at 01:59 PM

If Katy is part of that local Hinkle mafia she has plenty of money.

#6.1.3.1.1.1 mike hinkle on 08/05/11 at 07:30 PM

The H in Hinkle stands for hard work. You should try it sometime Al.

#6.1.3.1.2 Kathryn Hinkle on 08/05/11 at 07:11 PM

For your information, Anonymous, I AM paying for every penny of my child's trip (that's cause my husband and I both do work SO hard)..but see no reason why I can't try to help other kids go on the trip who may not be able to pay for it in its' entirety.

#6.1.3.1.2.1 Grrreat on 08/05/11 at 08:19 PM

Seems like our great president has taught you some great values.

#6.1.3.1.2.1.1 Mike Hinkle on 08/05/11 at 10:46 PM

Our great values come from good upbringing. I don't look to presidents for values of any kind.

#6.1.4 Anonymous on 08/04/11 at 06:52 PM

You really think that reallocating some money to the Band is going to take more of your "hard earned money"? Its more about using the money that's already there to help a program that has received virtually no money from the district in the past. They are already spending money on other extracurricular programs, so why not decrease the money going to football and increase the money to the band and they would break even.

By the way, you think insulting hard working musicians is going to save you any money? If you're so worried about your money, how about you get a job delivering pizzas instead of surfing the web insulting kids.

#6.1.5 t on 08/08/11 at 11:14 AM

Do you know someone who is hiring? My son has repeatedly applied at every place in this and the surrounding counties. It would thrill him and his parents to no end to see him gainfully employed.

#7 Band/cheer/track/cross country/tennis Mom on 08/04/11 at 01:12 PM

Dearest "Anonymous 2.1 and 2.3.1" you have missed the point entirely. These parents do not have an entitlement mentality. This is not about begging the county to pay for the trip. This is about the county and the school board FAIRLY distributing available funds throughout ALL of the extracurricular groups at Pike County Middle/High Schools. The band parents are more than willing to work with the kids to EARN the trip to New York.
As far as the statement of "Nobody goes to the game to see your kid play the trumpet....they go to see the game", you too have missed the point of high school football, basketball, baseball, etc.. Extracurriculars are there for ALL of the children to participate. The game is about all of the kids. It's about the kid who plays the game, it's about the boy who gets to be the team manager, it's about the girls who wants to cheer, it's about the child who wants to play in the band. Participating in an extracurricular activity allows children to explore different activities that maybe they may not have otherwise had the opportunity to try. Give us a break and remember, Pike County is for all of the kids. It's for the jocks, the nerds, the punks, the special ed kids... everybody. Let's just looking at other places the money needs to go... not just the football program.

#8 wow on 08/04/11 at 02:59 PM

My first PCHS football game was in 1973. There was one guy there with a trumpet/bugle who was really good at playing "charge"! Believe it or not the football team lost 2-0 on a touchback. So celebrate and enjoy the changes and improvements to "Friday Night Fever".

#9 mo' money on 08/04/11 at 07:31 PM

wow, i don't mind giving but with the economy like it is and all the children asking for hand outs i may go broke. it is going to be very interesting to see how many different clubs, teams, cheerleaders, bands etc. come calling and who is going to be first.

#10 Anonymous on 08/04/11 at 07:35 PM

You can tell who voted for obama by looking at all these people looking for handouts from the hard earned money from tax payers.

#10.1 Anonymous on 08/05/11 at 08:31 AM

Exactly!

#10.2 Anonymous on 08/05/11 at 11:38 AM

Whoa!!!! Don't you dare bring national politics into this. This has NOTHING to do with who voted for democrat or republican. this has to do with hard working kids trying to raise money for a trip. They are not looking for handouts, this is not charity work. They are not a charity case. These children are working for their trip money. If people are willing to make a donation, then the money is gratefully accepted. But don't you bring political issues into this.

#10.2.1 Anonymous on 08/05/11 at 01:03 PM

But we did. LOL...

#10.2.2 Spanky on 08/05/11 at 01:22 PM

Money is gratefully accepted? Wow what a surprise. What kind of "work" are these children doing? Washing cars, mowing lawns, painting?
People like #4.1 thinks it should come out of tax money. Thats an O'Bama voter there!

#10.2.2.1 Anonymous on 08/05/11 at 04:43 PM

Haha. Did you really just put an apostrophe in Obama? O'Bama???? If you're trying to make an intelligent comment, try spelling the President's name right.

#10.2.2.1.1 fat bass tard on 08/08/11 at 11:21 AM

yes, it's spelled hussein obama. like saddam hussein only saddam did less damage to the united states.

#10.2.2.2 t on 08/08/11 at 11:19 AM

Actually, yes - do you know someone who would like to hire a band member to mow their lawn?

#10.2.2.3 t on 08/08/11 at 11:25 AM

Oh yes, and we have already held several car washes. For more information about past and future fund-raising activities, please contact your closest band-booster. We have been working hard to EARN the money to go to New York. Of course if you want to be able to say, "I am a part of that. I helped send that band to New York. If it were not for me, they wouldn't be in that parade." then donations will be gratefully accepted. Many thanks. Band Mom, Avid Booster, Band Supporter, Proud Pirate, Community Member, Hard Worker who has proudly been a part of the work force since age 15 thankfully employed full-time in an economy where so many are struggling to be/remain employed, God bless the USA.

#10.3 ecw on 08/05/11 at 12:49 PM

You must really be a dummy. With O'Bama there's not any jobs for anybody to make any money hard earned or not. And these kids are not asking for handouts of hard earned money. It would only seem fair that school taxes have been paid by property owners that the band should get a few $ that has already been given the the schools by property tax payments. Tax money is letting Pike County have a football team with equipment, bus, coaches, trips out of town and to playoffs .... so why not let Pike County have a band that goes to New York.

#10.3.1 tax payer on 08/05/11 at 02:33 PM

"anybody to make any money"

a quote of a drama queen. everybody i know is making money. there is plenty of money being made if you have the right skills and have made the right career choice in life. the walmart parking lot must have been empty when you drove by. i hate drama queens.
but being i pay taxes and have no kids in school what is it fair for me to get? a trip to bermuda? quit teaching kids to be like obama. if you can't afford it you can't have it. even obama said "we have to start living within our means". so really your mentality is worse then obamas.

#10.3.1.1 ecw on 08/05/11 at 03:04 PM

No drama from me, you pay taxes to live in the county whether you have kids in school or not, you don't pay taxes for a reward for personal use. You must not have driven by the Georgia Dept of Labor Bldg recently either and see all those in there trying to find jobs, people that have lost their jobs, recent graduates looking for jobs. So when they left the Dept of Labor they must have driven to Walmart to get a gas card to buy cheaper gas and or to play the bingo hoping to win a few $. You've got money so get on that plane to Bermuda and don't miss going over the triangle. Have a good day. And you know what, with your mentality thinking I think it's good that these kids are out working to raise money, they've already learned that nothing is free, if you want it, you've got to earn it, so that's why they're working every occasion to raise funds. You keep your little meager donation and maybe you can buy yourself a mai-tai in Bermuda. I've just been doing the comparison of an apple to an apple, i.e. football versus band member. But I see you must just p-offed about everything in general so you took this chance to vent on a simple post. My daddy always told me you can't argue with a fool. So bye-bye I'm not the arguing kind.

#10.3.1.1.1 Anonymous on 08/05/11 at 08:16 PM

they was all in J.R. Crickets drinking when i drove thru

#11 Denise Coffey-Band Booster Vice President on 08/05/11 at 01:22 PM

Hey everyone the only thing we are trying to say and do is raise money to get the kids there on the buses. The parents understand now that we can not raise enough money to pay for each of the student's fees. If anyone remembers when Cobb County High School got a full paid trip to the Obama inauguration well we aren't asking for it to be full paid it would be nice but we know the economy is hurting. The band booster has worked very hard to get some fundraisers togeather. I was out in the heat with these children when we washed cars and we sold funnel cakes at 3 different events. If you think our band isnt important that's fine then don't donate or help out but go to a football game and see how the atmosphere is without the music. But in this county we have wonderful churches, business and people that feed our children during band camp and lend us their church to practice and yes give us pizza nights. But if you don't agree with it then again that's fine but please don't belittle the people that do help and donate and please do not belittle our children that work hard and don't disrespect the Veteran that invited us to go on the trip and all the people that died that day 10 years ago. Yes we are a small "County" school but we have pride, dignity and respect for our county and nation. About 90% of the parents are paying their way to go on this trip to take pride in what their kids are doing. So if you have it in our heart check us out on Fox 5 marching in the Veterans day parade because we will be there no matter what! Our kids and county will NEVER forget this trip!

#11.1 Anonymous on 08/05/11 at 05:31 PM

You're right. I can't forget. You got your hands in my back pocket.

#12 David Rawlins on 08/05/11 at 02:07 PM

For you band parents, ignore some of these people on here, they live to see who they can rile up. They have nothing better to do.

As far as the kids and the trip to New York, we would appreciate anyone willing to donate, or come to a car wash or sponsor a hole at the golf tournament.

Many great businesses in Pike County already have and to those we say "Thanks!!".

#13 Mom of a trumpet player on 08/06/11 at 08:30 PM

Think about it... If you listen to music at home, on an IPOD or in your car, then you are listening to a person playing and/or singing to music that probably started when he/she was in a band in school. So when you buy their music at the store or download it onto your IPOD, you are supporting them with all your hard earned dollars. Why not help out now with your local marching band with a trip they worked very hard to earn the honor of being invited too. We are not asking you to pay for the trip in full per child, but maybe you dont realize how much $1 or $2 would go to help a child out. You never know.. one or more of these kids might make it big one day and you might just be purchasing their music.

#14 Jacinda Kirkland on 08/07/11 at 03:29 PM

I have been a band parent for 8 years now. My oldest son played percussion instruments and now my 8th grader is a member of marching band playing the alto saxophone. Many of you will not understand or appreciate my comments, and that is okay, but there are some facts that you need to know about the Pike County Band and the parents who support it.

#1-We do not expect a handout from anyone. We have requested funds from the BOE to help pay for music for our kids to play and to buy large instruments that students don't traditionally buy, but are usually owned by each school band.

#2-The band booster parents spend countless hours each week during football season buying, stocking and cooking food to serve to people at the football games. We spend money we have, stay within our budget, and work hard to save what we earn to be able to buy the instruments that the band needs (and does not have school funds to buy).

#3-Our children work very hard to learn how to play their instruments, to learn the music, and then have already in the past 3 weeks, spent 80 hours in the heat starting to learn a new show to present at the football games and at marching band competitions.

#4-Band instruments are not cheap and most of us are still working to pay for our child's own personal instrument.

Yes, the article requests that those who would like to support the band in the upcoming trip to NYC to please make a donation. The key phrase is "those who would like to support..." If you do not believe in the band and what they are working for, please do not belittle the hard work they are doing on this site. Just don't donate. It's that simple. This is an expensive trip and we have asked for support from the community at large and from local businesses, but that's all it is, a request. Not a demand for money to which we feel "entitled". I do not sit around waiting for a handout from anyone. I work full-time and attend college full-time to earn another degree while taking care of my family.
My husband and I plan to go to NYC (on our own dime) to cheer on our son and witness this historic event of a national tragedy. This is not an opportunity for us to "get rid of him" for a few days.

The band boosters club is no different from any other parent group at Pike County schools. We love our kids, support their hard work, and work hard to provide for the whole group, not just our own child. All groups request funds at one time or another, it's a fact of life. If you support the group and can afford to give, then great. If you support the group and can offer a kind and encouraging word (even without money), then great. But if you have nothing positive to say about the group and its hard work, then hush. You are demeaning and belittling and showing your own ignorance. You hide behind "anonymous" and attack what you do not understand. My kids don't need support from people like you, they just need for you to keep your mean-spirited words to yourself.

The following is a link to a website that shows the benefits of music education. If you care to learn more, please click on it. If you don't, fine.

http://childrensmusicworkshop.com/advocacy/12benefits.html

#15 Anonymous on 08/08/11 at 07:38 PM

I would like to take the opportunity to apologize to anyone I might offended with my negative post. I am truly sorry. What I did was disrespectful and wrong. I had a heart to heart with myself and a good talking with God and I've seen the error in my ways. After seeing what happen with unsupervised youth I now understand what a great outlet the kids have in the band. I am deeply sorry and today I donated money to a band member and told him/her how proud I am that they are representing Pike County.

#15.1 Denise Coffey - Band Booster - Vice President on 08/10/11 at 11:55 AM

Thank you very much! :)

#16 A COLOR GUARD MOM on 08/26/11 at 12:46 PM

I am a single mom. I do work 2 jobs to get my child where she is today. All of you that are complaining about money. Keep it but remember one thing you can't take it with you at the end. We all want whats good for the kids. We are thanking out Vererans for all their sacrifices they gave for all of us including you, and tribute to all the 911 victims that lost their life. We live in the USA we are proud of it. I hope the complainers are not Veterans or lost a family member or friend in the 911 incident. If so, we still want to thank you for your service or pray for your lost regardless. Just remember when you watch the Football games on TV they started some where, and where do you think the half time show that we all love started at. Could it have been at a High School. Probably.. Our kids will get to New York to represent Zebulon and Pike County. I don't know about you But I love Pike County and proud to let all know, and will do whatever I can to Represent it. All the smart remarks is uncalled for. If you do not want to give from the heart so be it. There are people in this town and county that want to help us represent our town and county. Even my employer gave a donation from Coweta County because he wants to give thanks to the Vererans also. We are where we are now beacuse of their sacrifices. The point is if you dont want to give don't, but just remember the next time you watch the next football game on TV and see the half time performance remember where they started from.

#16.1 VN Veteran on 08/26/11 at 03:29 PM

Are you a single mom who lost a husband in service combat to his country? If so you and your children are well taken care of. If not could you please define SINGLE MOM? How does this happen? I know from the Bible only one time this has happen. Now please define A COLOR GUARD MOM. Before you toot your whistle please explain to the United States Armed Forces Men and Women where you are coming from. They are in Harms Way while half time performances are on TV.

#16.1.1 Anonymous on 09/17/11 at 09:48 AM

This was rude and did not deserve a response, however - Color Guard = the people in the band who are displaying the colored flags/sabers/rifles therefore Color Guard Mom = mother of a color guard member. If you are going to be rude please keep your comments to yourself. I was always taught that staying silent makes one seem much wiser.

#16.2 Waiting on 08/27/11 at 09:33 AM

Can't find it.
I even tried GOOGLE.
What is a SINGLE MOM?
What is a COLOR GUARD MOM?
Can there be a SINGLE AUNT?
SINGLE GRANDMA?
I know, I will call DFACS...bet they know.

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