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Mina Spartin
So I know the last Scout Log I need in Echoing Ruins should pop up after you finish Act 3. I just did that and I respawned but no log. I restarted cycle, still no log. What gives? Anything else I need doing? I've already seen all house sequences so that's done as well. The only trophies I have left are the collection ones, like logs and ciphers for Biomes 4-6, that's it.
Edit; while no scout log there was a random weapon in the starting area. I'm not sure if the game somehow cycled the wrong "thing" to spawn or whatever but there have been obolites and such in the starting area before so I didn't think much of it.
I'm currently looking for the last Scout Log (46) in the echoing ruins, biome 4. I'm thinking I must be missing something. I remember there is a breakable wall in Biome 1 that typical leads to a datacube each time. Has anyone found a "secret room" behind a false wall in this biome and if so, do you remember finding an audio log within?
Joe reveals to Jimmy that when he was in the Secret Service, he witnessed Baynard torturing a woman in a hotel room and assaulted the senator to intercept the attack. Baynard retaliated by having Joe fired from the Secret Service for refusing to cover up the incident. At Joe's house, Jimmy meets Joe's abrasive daughter Darian. When Joe catches Jimmy attempting to use cocaine in the bathroom, Joe kicks him out. As Jimmy leaves, Darian asks him to sign a football trading card, stating that Joe was a fan of Jimmy's and never watched another game after he was banned from the league. He leaves her with the signed card, "To the daughter of the last Boy Scout."
The 22nd annual Red Power Roundup at the Freeborn County Fairgrounds brought a mixture of International Harvester tractors, trucks and appliances to the Freeborn County Fairgrounds. Nestled into the corner of the swine building was the last International Scout ever built.
On Oct. 21, 1980, the International production plant in Fort Wayne, Ind., bid farewell to the last Scout to come off of the production line. Twenty-three years later, Mike Bolten purchased the historic vehicle in Coon Rapids, Iowa. The Scout II was originally used as a company vehicle for International before it was purchased by the family that owns the Garst Seed Company.
My only guess is that parents and scouts are getting confused with Zoom and Scoutbook. When we use Zoom, we ask the scouts to change their screen name to First name and initial if last name. This is so that if we capture and share a photo, their last name is not revealed in the photo.
@DonovanMcNeil, @JenniferOlinger: A screen capture and recording video are different. I agree with @SteveCagigas that the article does say that Do not record online activities/meetings that include youth participants. We are simply taking a photo. We are not recording the entire meeting. We are taking a photo to show how we are scouting at home. So that when we do look back on this period, we will remember how we continued scouting even during a pandemic.
In 2065, a nuclear war results in the total destruction of the planet. The remaining survivors search the galaxy for a new home for mankind. After 7 years of searching, a deserted spaceship is found...Read more by a scout team but they realize that they're not alone and have to fight for their survival.
In 2065, a nuclear war results in the total destruction of the planet. The remaining survivors search the galaxy for a new home for mankind. After 7 years of searching, a deserted...Read more spaceship is found by a scout team but they realize that they're not alone and have to fight for their survival.
Free seven scout flies is a recurring mission in each level in the The Precursor Legacy. It involves Jak (the player) freeing seven scout flies from their locked boxes, scattered across the area, the last of which gives a power cell.
The scout flies were sent by Keira to look for power cells, but were then captured by lurkers. When Jak went to Geyser Rock for training, he ran into all seven and freed them. Keira told him that if he freed all seven in other areas, they would give him more power cells.
These missions are always the last in any location's mission list. Locked boxes are dark red with metal trim. They will hop in place and make a muffled buzzing sound, indicative of the captured scout fly inside. Destroy the locked boxes with a dive attack ( + ) or yellow eco. Sometimes, you must use the A-Grav Zoomer or flut flut to destroy the boxes instead.
Collecting scout flies in the PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and PlayStation 4 versions of The Precursor Legacy is related to the trophies Buzzin', Buzzed, and Totally Buzzed Out! Collecting 28, 49, and 112 scout flies unlocks a bronze, silver, and gold trophy, respectively. These scout flies can be collected from any area and in any order.
With the SO3C-1 and SO3C-3 Kingfisher aircraft being the only scout float planes in the American tech tree, I have a feeling that many people don't think much of American scout float planes. Today I hope to help change that with a suggestion for a prototype in the family of the last scout plane to serve the US Navy. They aren't amazing or outstanding by any means, but they certainly aren't pushovers. Today I am talking about the SC-2 Seahawk (the SC-1 has already been suggested), but first I must talk about the SC-1 Seahawk in order to give the best background information on the SC-2.
The Navy contracted Curtiss to build two XSC-1 prototypes on 31 March 1943 and first flew in February 1944 The Navy ordered 950 but reduced the order to only 566 at the end of the war. They were delivered from Curtiss with a fixed wheel undercarriage, with the floats being added by the Navy. As with other float planes the Seahawk was launched by catapult when equipped with floats, it was used as a training aircraft after the war. The SC-1 Seahawk was retired in 1949. It was the last catapult-launched scout aircraft of the US Navy to enter production.
All of these episodes opened my eyes to the fact that if I followedGeneral Miles I would have to do some riding such as I had rarely donebefore. In coming back to the railroad we left the Pine Ridge Agencyin the evening without supper, and I was careful to get an even start.My horse teetered and wanted to gallop, but I knew that thetwenty-eight miles would have to be done at full speed, so I tried toget him down to a fast trot, which gait I knew would last better; butin the process of calming him down to a trot I lost sight of thegeneral and his orderly as they went tearing like mad over [3]
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On the southern edge of the bluffs of the mesa we halted, and foundwater for man and beast. The command gradually concentrated, and forhalf an hour we stood on the high points scanning the great flatsbelow, and located the dust of the retiring hostile column and [35]
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[37]theback lying scouts. Lieutenant Casey had positive orders not to bringon an engagement, and only desired to hang on their flanks, so as tokeep Miles familiar with the hostile movements. A courier started onhis lonely ride back with a note for the major-general. Our scoutswere flying about far down the valley, and we filed off after them.Presently a little column of dust follows a flying horseman towardsus. On, on he comes. The scouts grow uneasy; wild creatures they are,with the suspicion of a red deer and the stealth of a panther.
The Sioux have fired on our scouts. Off we go at a trot, scatteringout, unslinging our guns, and the air full of fight. I ride by Casey,and see he is troubled. The orders in his pocket do not call for afight. Can he hold these wild warriors?
At last, after an interminable time, he came away. Far away to theright are two of our scouts driving two [39]
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While riding in an army ambulance with Major Viele, of the FirstCavalry, and the late Lieutenant Clark, of the Tenth, the brake-beambroke on the descent of a hill,[150] and we only hit the ground in thehigh places for about a mile. I will not insist that every man canhold his breath for five consecutive minutes, but I did it. ThereuponI formulated vows and pledges. But like the weak creature I am, Iignored all this and got into one at Chihuahua last winter, and firstand last did five hundred miles of jolting, with all the incident andthe regulation accident which [151]
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[153]goes to make up that sort of thing.Now I like to think that I have been through it all, and am alive andunmaimed; and I take a great deal of comfort in knowing that, howeverI may meet my end, a stage-coach will be in no way connected with it.
Now, as I ponder over the last stage-coach ride which I shall evertake on this earth, I am conscious that it was pleasant, instructive,and full of incident. All that might have happened did not, but enoughdid to satiate my taste.
Get your first ever Kraken Scout Night Patch! After selling through their last Scout Night inventory so quickly, the Kraken are excited to open up another game to Chief Seattle Council! With specialty priced tickets, we are offering the opportunity for Scouts, friends and families to cheer on the Kraken again this season on Tuesday 4/9 as they take on the Arizona Coyotes! $4 of every ticket sold will be donated back to the Chief Seattle Council. Get tickets now!
The only book you need to own on the legendary Scout is back, in a heavily revised second edition featuring new information on the most collectible trucks, a new section identifying all the appliqués offered, an expanded index, and tweaks and updates throughout.
Veteran journalist and four-wheel drive historian Jim Allen and recognized collector and Scout expert John Glancy created the most in-depth book about Scout trucks on the market. The book includes details about all your favorite Scout models from the very first to the last one to leave the factory and some the public never saw. With never-before-seen images and new details about the Scout that will surprise even the most dedicated enthusiast, the International Scout Encyclopedia is a must-have for any fan of vintage four-wheel drive rigs or International Harvester.