Court of Honor

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By Bharat, April 26, 2010 10:37 pm

On Tuesday, June 15th Troop 1 Bolton will be having a Court of Honor.  This will also be the final meeting until the next school year begins in September 2010. We will present awards to all scouts who have earned at this Court of Honor. Please plan on attending.

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Committee Meeting: March 28, 2010

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By Bharat, April 26, 2010 10:22 pm
Attending: Jeff B., FredB. (no relation), Norm T., David F., Paul C., Peter S., Wes D., Joe C., Ed S.
 
Meeting called to order at 7:36
 
Previous minutes accepted with Dave B’s comments.
 
PLC (Wes) – Meeting on the 21st; the patrols are all set for the coming month. Camp Squanto on 4/9-11; adults needed. Isaac Davis cancelled (by Council, not troop).
 
Finance (Don, in absentia) – Roughly $3500 in the coffers.
 
Web (Bharat, in absentia) – no report.
 
Advancement (Fred) – Solo training (wilderness first aid and CPR) was a great success; records of completion to be forwarded to Wes. New Troopmaster software available; permits read access on a per Scout/family basis (so Johnny’s parents can see Johnny’s progress, but not Billy’s).
 
Next solo training is April 23/24; we might arrange our own training at a future date.
 
Eagle (Ed) – Anders work project at Council for approval by District Advancement Committee (DAC). Some organizational turmoil at Council creating delay. Generally speaking, projects are distributed to a volunteer on the DAC, who will then contact the Eagle applicant with any comments/changes. This person then steps out of the process until the Eagle Board of Review. Completed application is then given to the Scoutmaster.
 
Jeff B noted that 5 Scouts attended Travis P’s Eagle work project at Schartner Farm (Ben C, Henry F, Calvin, Alex, Devin M, Sam B; Calvin and Alex are recent crossovers!).
 
Ed says that the Life > Eagle meeting for Life Scouts interested in Eagle will be held in the coming weeks. Wes noted that Eagle rank and project/procedural requirements are changing in ways that have not yet been communicated by Council. These changes will affect all Scout currently working on Eagle and stress community service and Scout spirit. [Subsequent to this, Ed S sent the Committee a detailed email with what he learned about Council's interpretation of Nationals Eagle requirement changes. This email will be available separately.]
 
Both Michael B. and Chris C. are developing Eagle project plans for submission.
 
Finally, Wes noted that all community service hours must be approved by him. Suggestions for possible projects included Conservation Commission signs at trailheads, trail markers at the Lime Kiln.
 
Trips (Dave B, absent). Wes noted that the current crew for Philmont is 15 (9 Scouts, 5 adults). Philmont no longer desires > 2 adults per crew, as Philmont is supposed to be a Scouting experience, and less a father/son experience. Northern Tier trip on target. Wes needs the Cardigan trip from Jeff.
 
Pot Luck on for 4/16. Jeff will get last year’s email from Ed and rework it. Program will include a discussion of Winocksett, a presentation by Friends of Scouting, and a slide show prepared by Ben C.
 
We discussed (at length) a different approach to managing Troop equipment in general and tents in particular. Tent ownership should be assigned at the site, with inspection at the following meeting. SPL/PL must present this list of who has what to the QM.
 
Jeff is planning another summer trip to Chicourowa (not sure of the spelling), a rock-climbing trip in NH. Cost is $95 per participant, with no limit. Interested Scouts can get the Climbing merit badge after this trip. Currently looking at mid-July. This is a Friday-Sunday trip.
 
A reminder to adhere to two-deep leadership at all times.
 
Finally, Pete S has bylaw comments from Dave Band will incorporate and distribute.
 
Meeting adjourned at 8:58.
 
Respectfully submitted,
Craig C. Nedermyer, Sargent at Arms

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Committee Meeting: February 18, 2010

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By Bharat, April 15, 2010 1:47 pm
In attendance: Jeff Buffum, Dave Bosselait, Fred Bowe, David Foster, Bob Czekanski, Norman Thibault, Don Cole, Peter Scott
 
Meeting started at 7:37pm.
 
Minutes from the previous meeting approved.
 
Trips/Outdoors (Dave B.) – PLC report: Patrols have meetings planned through April 7. Joe Joe T. brought up the idea of a community breakfast; Matt B. is working on a flag retirement ceremony.
 
Iron Chef trip 3/20, 21 at Camp Collier in Gardner. Trip being led by Dave B. and Don C. Expectations are that this will be a completely Scout-run trip at the Patrol level, including menus, attendance (list and collection of money), food, drivers (identifying, not doing), duty rosters, etc. Adults will intervene only in matters of safety. The challenge will be for patrols to prepare a judged gourmet dinner and breakfast. Adults will dine with patrols other than those containing offspring to keep things interesting. Between Bolton and Berlin, we’ll have a total of roughly 5 patrols, including recently crossed-over Scouts.
 
CERT training is 3/6 at 9:30am at Davis Hall.
Northern Tier meeting 3/7 [time?]
Merit Badge College, third and final session 3/13.
Camp Squanto 4/10; Paul C. and Wes to lead a skills training session.
Isaac Davis — annual event held in Acton on Patriot’s Day, but no information from Council as yet.
 
Northern Tier — about 85% of fees collected. Last payment due 3/1.
Philmont 2011 — 15 have signed up, including 1 from Berlin; 6 adults. Max adults permitted is 4. Owing to the full participation and crew size limits (minimum of 7, maximum of 12), there is the possibility that a Bolton crew might have to join up with a crew from another Troop. Starting this year, crews wll be responsible for fund raising to help defray the expense (estimated at $1600 per person).
 
Treasurer (Don C.) – Roughly $3500 in cash, including Northern Tier disbursements. Committee agreed that 2 camp tuitions will be set aside for those in need of financial assistance.
 
Advancement (Fred B.) – 6 Webelos expected to be crossing over; perhaps one or two more. Nick C. is assisting Michael N. in getting up to speed in Scouting. Target Eagle and Target First Class spreadsheets distributed.
 
Web (Bharat N.) – (in absentia, through the miracle of e-mail and teh internets) All the changes discussed relative to password protection, etc. were implemented. Michael N.’s email address added to troop list. Calendar event added for Sam B’s Eagle Court of Honor. Handbook PD to be added to Web site. Would like to discuss fund raising/food drive activities at a future meeting.
 
Eagle Chair (Ed S. (in absentia; notes gathered from a subsequent email) There is no new Eagle activity to report. Anders A. is waiting for Wes to sign his workbook. He has not indicated to me if he has a problem with it. I have signed the workbook, and it only needs Wes’s signature. 
 
Bottles and Cans (Fred B.) – Some discussion of an email sent by a parent to Matt B. regarding participation at the bottles and cans shed. It was agreed that the matter should be dealt with in person. Dave B. requested that Candy get a jump on the April schedule. Training for ALL Scouts AND parents will be scheduled, with new Scouts incorporated as the 3rd member of the team. Sometime within a week or two of crossing over. Dave B. and Fred B. (no relation) will coordinate this.
 
General Post-reports Chit-Chat:
 
Norman raised the idea of a pot-luck dinner. Troop will host a pot-luck dinner for new Scouts and parents. Jeff B. and David F. to plan. Anticipated date is either April 2 or 3.
 
Peter S. will publish bylaws and review requirements.
 
Axel A. has expressed interest in re-joining the Troop Committee.
 
Reminder that Sam B’s Eagle Court of Honor is Saturday, June 6.
 
Meeting adjourned at 8:47pm.

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Sam Buffum – Eagle Court of Honor

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By Bharat, February 24, 2010 9:32 pm

The Eagle Court of Honor for Sam Buffum is scheduled for Sunday June 6, 2010.

Please join the event to congratulate Sam Buffum in achieving this milestone.

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Committee Meeting: 01-03-10

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By Bharat, October 28, 2009 6:07 pm

Minutes from the January 3, 2010 Committee Meeting.

In attendance: Jeff Buffum, Paul Casco, David Bosselait, Matt Bosselait, Fred Bowe, Norman Thibault, Bob Czekanski, Ed Sterling, Peter Scott, David Foster

 
Meeting started at 7:37pm.
 
Minutes from the 11/29 meeting were not accepted: Fred objected to how the Secretary had worded comments regarding an issue surrounding an award earned by Michael Bowe. Those comments are rewritten here to correct the record:
 
Michael Bowe and family were present to voice objections over continued unfair treatment regarding the presentation of the World Conservation Award Michael had earned in June 2009. The award was not presented in a timely fashion (and has not been presented yet) despite repeated inquiries made by Michael to the Scoutmaster about the status of the award. This situation raised some issues regarding how special awards are tracked, but it was agreed that this particular situation should never have deteriorated to this extent.
 
Matt Bosselait, SPL of the Troop, reviewed the activity of the evening’s PLC meeting. Topics discussed with the PLC included: OA day, Safety merit badge, call tree, target 1st class review; meting program assignments for the month; Steve Beckwith to teach Astronomy merit badge (for attendees of the November campout only); first aid review (slings, stretchers); Klondike sled preparation and trip planning; demonstrations and expectations of respect among Scouts of all ranks, especially among younger Scouts; Klondike debriefing; fire safety. Ideas for community service projects and events discussed included a food drive and pancake breakfast for all (not just seniors).
 
During discussion of issues around respect, David B. noted that the adult leaders bear some responsibility for decay in decorum and must lead by example. In particular, any and all discussions should be held outside the meeting space; adults should respect quiet when the sign goes up. Suggested a policy of three strikes for Scouts who continually show disrespect or disrupt meetings. First contact should be made by the Scout’s PL, with Matt present for back-up if required. Norman asked what consequences should be, but no conclusions were reached.
 
Trips (David B.) – The Camp Hinds trip was a success, and the camp itself left a favorable impression and should be considered for future trips (perhaps in more clement weather). Bob C. reported that his son Ben commented that it would be a good site for next year’s Webelos trip. Klondike Derby scheduled for January 22-24; hosted by Fitchburg and Ashby troops; held at Treasure Valley in Paxton, MA. David stressed that all adults leading/attending trips be certified in This Is Scouting, Trek Safely, Youth Protection Training, Boy Scout Leader Fast Start, and Hazardous Weather. All of these courses are available at the Online Learning Center (http://olc.scouting.org/). Other courses that might/might not be trip-specific include: Safe Swim Defense, Safety Afloat, and Climb On Safely. All Troop Committee members should have this training. First Aid and CPR are also required. A wilderness first aid course is being offered in March; Paul will see if his wife, a registered nurse, can offer a HeartSaver course to Committee members. Norman asked if non-Scouts and their parents could come on trips and camp-outs; there was the general belief that this was encouraged by Scouting, but Ed agreed to look into it.
 
Advancement (Fred) -Target Eagle and Target First Class handouts distributed. No changes, no Boards of Review planned. Looking into a Web-based version of Troopmaster.
 
Eagle (Ed) – No news of any consequence. Anders Anderson needs to contact Ed regarding his Eagle Project Plan and its preparation. Paul and Ed agreed to review the plan at the following Troop meeting. Michael Bowe is working on his Eagle project. Sam Buffum is waiting for his Scoutmaster Conference (planned for Tuesday’s Troop meeting); project is complete and approved by the Eagle Coordinator. Paul will participate in the Scoutmaster Conference, a fact of which Wes is aware.
 
Web (Bharat) – Not present.
 
Gear (Jeff) – King Cooker ($150), a three-burner stove, recommended for purchas, along with stainless steel pots ($50). Committee concurred and voted accordingly. Jeff will purchase.
 
Bottles and Cans  (Fred) – New schedule us out. Roughly 110 boxes and 28 bags sorted the previous weekend.
 
Secretary (David F.) – Incorporating David Bosselait’s comments on the Handbook and looking for discrepancies between Handbook and Bylaws. Agreed to distribute final (final) draft for review prior to the next Troop Committee meeting.
 
Respectfully submitted,
David Foster
Secretray

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Committee Meeting: 10-25-09

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By Bharat, October 26, 2009 11:06 pm
Meeting minutes from 10-25-09 Troop Committee meeting
 
In attendance: Wes Durant, Dave Bosselait, Fred Bowe, Bob Czekanski, Peter Scott, Bharat Nair, Don Cole, David Foster, Ed Sterling, Norman Thibault, Paul Casco
 
Norman called the meeting to order at 7:37.
 
Minutes for the previous meeting accepted without comment.
 
Scoutmaster’s report (Wes Durant) – PLC working on troop meeting plans through November. Nantucket trip benefited from new equipment (grill) and procedures (including separate cleaning stations for troop and personal gear; and one patrol assigned to one meal’s cooking with the other patrol responsible for clean-up; roles reversed at next meal; and bringing only one patrol box with all necessary gear (requires up-front planning). Worked especially well with a large (47) group. Too much food was planned/purchased, as most opted to purchase lunch in town instead of packing. Chris did a good job as SPL for this trip. Food inventory in shed needs to be taken. Tent inventory (stakes, poles, flys for a given tent) incomplete, as was discovered during set-up.
 
Advancement (Fred Bowe) – Three boards of review coming up (but not scheduled?) — all for First Class candidates Ryan Bonner, Corey Crowley, and Henry Foster. Patrol leaders need to keep better records of what scouts in their patrols accomplish at campouts and meetings and get this information to Wes. Next planned Court of Honor planned for November 24 and will be announced at Tuesday’s troop meeting.
 
Treasurer (Don Cole) -  Distributed a budget for the coming year, which was approved by the Committee. Cash balance (absent Northern Tier expenses) of ~$3000.
 
Eagle (Ed Sterling) – Sam Buffum is progressing; Jimmy Porteus has left the troop; Anders has not submitted a project yet, but is aware of what steps he needs to take. Anders has 13 months before his eligibility expires. Chris Cole has discussed his Eagle project with Wes (raised gardens and flower beds at the senior center) and has received approval to submit a formal proposal. Troop Committee needs to appoint an Eagle Advisor. Issues at the District and Regional level that have the potential to affect upcoming Eagle projects (in terms of gaining approval for projects, for example). Ed will monitor the situation. Ed will sit with the eight Life Scouts about thinking about their Eagle projects.
 
Some discussion about Eagle deadlines — BSA policy is age 18; Wes would prefer age 16 over concerns that, upon attaining Life, the Scouts slack off for a year or so. Committee seemed to be in agreement that the BSA policy should rule provided that the Scout remains an active participant in Troop activities. Bob C. pointed out that some 16 year olds might not have acquired the maturity and poise needed to, say, solicit financial contributions for a project.
 
We agreed to table to another meeting the issue of how to convey to parents what the expectations are related a Scout’s invovlement in the Troop in the face of other obligations and activities (sports, church, academics, etc.). General agreement that occasional absences are acceptable given competing demands, and that sometimes it’s better to miss a meeting that to attend for the sake of attendance.
 
Web (Bharat Nair) – Mail and distribution lists appear to be running without issue. Presented the (stellar) web site — one web site with public and private pages. After some revisions to remove, for example, last names, and to tweak the sign-up page, the web site will be pushed live and announced to the trip at Tuesday’s meeting and to the Troop 1 community at large by email. Committee voted/approved.
Outdoors (Dave B.) – Checks needed for the November Wa-tut-cah trip by Tuesday’s meeting. At this point, Dave and Matt are the sole attendees. Reminder that we’re going to hold the line on the two-week sign-up deadline. Planning for December trip (Camp Hinds, in Raymond, ME; led by Bob Czekanski) under way. Specific program for that trip TBD (hikes and trips to narrow-gauge rail museum among the possibilities). No information from Council on the January Freezeout. Cardigan planned for 2/20, 21. Need to stress to those interested that this is a demanding trip that might not be suitable (or available) to all.
 
Jeff Buffum – unable to attend, but emailed status/agenda items. As the hour was getting late, we opted not to discuss his email without him there.
 
Bottles and Cans (Fred) – Ongoing issue of older Scouts not showing up, setting a bad example for younger Scouts and screwing (the secretary’s choice of word) the upcoming crew. Ongoing issue of crews not completing the job. Haulers need a schedule. At the next meeting, the importance of doing bottles and cans (and consequences for not doing bottles and cans) will be presented to the Troop and parents. It was agreed that non-compliance should be a factor during boards of review, and that the expectation should be set that if you can’t complete the job before Wednesday, then you should plan on helping the following week’s crew.
 
Bylaws (Peter Scott) – Will redistribute a final revision of the bylaws draft.
 
Handbook (David Foster) – Presented open questions affecting final draft. In summary: committee members don’t need a formal role/tite (like Secretary) to vote; need to investigate whether an adult needs a Climb On Safely certificate if the Troop is attending an accredited climbing school or facility; agreed to remove the following from the Handbook (transfer to the web site): Advancement – A Guide for Parents; Description of Troop Leadersip positions (some material to be moved into existing sections); Troop 1 Summer Camp; Philmont Scout Ranch – A Good Faith Contract. Expected completion of final draft is Tuesday October 27.
 
Fundraising (Norman) – carried over from previous meeting. Asked Committee to think of fundraising alternatives/supplementary activities and distribute ideas via email for discussion at next meeting. Bharat had such a list (eerily prescient!) that included fundraising ideas. He also raised the idea of doing other work in the community to emphasize the notion of service to others (Scouting for Food, for example).
 
Other discussion – Scouts would like to have some involvement/presence at library opening, planned for January. Girl Scouts already have the color guard. Norman will head up this year’s Seniors’ breakfast, and there was discussion of working with the Bolton Lions on some community-oriented projects.
 
Meeting closed at 9:15.
 
Respectfully submitted by David Foster, Troop Committee Secretary 10/25/09
 
 
 

 

 
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2009-2010 CAMPOUT PLANNER 

SEPTEMBER, 2009

  • Sept.8th – First Troop Meeting of the 2009-2010 scouting year.
  • Sept. 18-20th   Order of the Arrow Fall Weekend at Camp Wanocksett
  • Sept. 25-27th – Campout with Troop 1 Berlin in Beckett, MA  (    Advisors: David Bosselait & Peter Scott)
  • Sept. 27th – Mass. Outdoor Expo – Hamilton Rod & Gun Club in Sturbridge

OCTOBER, 2009

  • October 10-12 – Camp Richard, Nantucket (Advisors: Wes Durant & Norm Thibault)

NOVEMBER, 2009

  • Nov.7-8th – Christa McAuliffe Planetarium  at Camp Wah-Tut-Ca (Advisors: David Bosselait & Norm Thibault)

DECEMBER, 2009

  • Dec. 11-13th – Campout in Maine at Camp Hinds (Advisors: Peter Scott & Bob Czekanski)

We are headed to Pine Tree Council’s Camp Hinds in Raymond, Maine for our December campout.  The current plan is to drive up on Friday afternoon and set up camp.  We’ll be staying in the Cadigan Cabin, which has a woodstove and maybe even electricity.  Campers can also choose to sleep outside in tents.

Weather and trail conditions permitting; we will drive to Pleasant Mountain on Saturday morning for a hike.  There are several trails to the peak, with elevation gains of 1600 – 1900 ft over 2-1/2 miles and some nice views at the top.

We’ll spend Saturday night at Camp Hinds and pack up Sunday morning to head back to Bolton. 

Scouts and Adult Scouters will need to make a firm commitment by the December 1st troop meeting if they plan to attend this campout.  A final itinerary, including the campout fees, will be available shortly.

JANUARY, 2010

  • Jan. 8-10th – Order of the Arrow – Winter Weekend  at Camp Split Rock
  • Jan. 22-24th – Klondike Derby, Treasure Valley, Paxton, MA

FEBRUARY, 2010

  • Feb.13th – Merit Badge College – Session #1
  • Feb. 20-21st – Mt. Cardigan (Advisors: Fred Bowe & Norm Thibault)

This trip is a 2.5 mile hike up 1500 feet to a mountain cabin on the side of Mt Cardigan and then a day or hikes around the top of the mountain. The cabin has a wood stove for heat, wood bunks with mattress pads, and a propane stove for cooking. There is no local water supply so we either carry it up or melt snow. The high cabin provides easy access to the summit and a number of other trails around Mt Cardigan. It should be noted that the cabin only sleeps 12 (we can have up to 14 with floor sleeper) so space is limited on this trip. For those who want to know more about Cardigan, visit the AMC website: http://www.outdoors.org/publications/outdoors/2005/mountcardigan.cfm

This is a winter trip by snowshoe with the initial climb in the dark by headlamp. The climb up to the high cabin is with full gear and as such, is not for those who may have health issues. This is a winter hike with all the environmental concerns: high winds, exposure, rain, snow, freezing rain, etc. As such, all attendees must have appropriate winter gear. See the scout website for a list of winter gear. There will be a prep meeting prior to the climb to go over what gear is appropriate and how to pack for the weather without loading yourself down with too much weight.

On the lighter side, the mountain is criss-crossed with backcountry ski trails. Scouts in prior years have brought along plastic sleds and made a number of fun runs. The views from the top can be spectacular and the views from the cabin porch are also great. In all prior years there has been a fair amount of snow on the mountain, although the peak is often clear of snow due to the open rock and high winds.

  • Feb. 27th – Merit Badge College – Session #2

MARCH, 2010

  • March13th – Merit Badge College – Session #3
  • March 19-21st – Camp Collier – Iron Man Chef (Advisors: Don Cole & David Bosselait)

This camping trip is a hit amongst the Scouts and brings out the gourmet chefs.  The Patrols will be challenged to come up with a menu and cook a gourmet meal that wows the judges.  They may even have to incorporate a “secret” ingredient.   The Troop will enjoy Camp Collier in Gardner, MA as the stage for this culinary delight.

APRIL, 2010

  • April 9-11th – Camp Squanto – Skills Camping (Advisors: Paul Casco & Wes Durant)

MAY, 2010

  • April 30th –May 1-2nd  – Massasoit Spring Weekend
  • May 14-16th – Order of the Arrow – Spring Weekend
  • May 22-23rd – NE Air Museum (Windsor Locks – camp at June Norcross Webster Scout (Reservation (old town site) Ashford, Ct.; Advisors: Norm Thibault & David Bosselait)

On Saturday, May 22, 2010 the Troop will visit the New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks, CT.  The museum’s web site states that it “houses one of the world’s most outstanding collections of historic aviation artifacts; more than 80 aircraft and an extensive collection of engines, instruments, aircraft parts, uniforms and personal memorabilia. Within this collection are the last remaining four-engine American flying boat, the Sikorsky VS-44A, donated by its previous owner, actress Maureen O’Hara and restored to original condition; a B-29 Bomber; the Silas Brooks Balloon Basket (1870), the oldest surviving aircraft in the United States; the Bunce-Curtiss Pusher (1912), the oldest surviving Connecticut-built airplane; the Sikorsky S-39, the oldest surviving Sikorsky aircraft; and a Kaman K-225 helicopter, the oldest surviving Kaman-built aircraft.”  In addition, the museum has exhibits including a “Lafayette Escadrille, WWII Combat Gliders, the History of Sikorsky Aircraft, Early French Aviation, a History of Air Mail, the Tuskegee Airmen, Airships, and many others”.  More information can be obtained at:  http://www.neam.org/default.asp

The Troop will stay that evening at June Norcross Webster Scout Reservation, a BSA Connecticut Rivers Council Camp, in Ashford, CT before returning to Bolton on Sunday, May 23rd.

  • May 31st – Memorial Day

JUNE, 2010

  • June 18-20th – Mt. Greylock – Backpacking trip (Advisors: Norm Thibault & Peter Scott)
  • June 19-26th – Camp Wanocksett Staff Week

JULY, 2009

AUGUST, 2009

  • August 1-7th – Summer Camp – Camp Wanocksett
  • August 10-20th – Northern Tier Canoe Trip
  • August 15-21st  – Rover Scout Training

 

Patrol Leaders Council Meetings

August 30, Sept. 27, Oct. 25, Nov. 29, Dec. 27, Jan. 31, Feb. 28, March 28,  April 25, May 23

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