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Prior to that, Edgar-Jones was Creative Director of Remarkable Pictures (part of Endemol UK) where he oversaw Big Brother and a number of entertainment projects including the first constructed reality show in the UK, The Salon, Space Cadets, Shattered and Seven Days on the Breadline.
Edgar-Jones' credits also include Ginger TV (Exec Producer, The Priory); Absolutely (exec Producing The Jack Docherty Show and working alongside writers such as Mitchell and Webb, Armstrong and Bain, Cecil and Riley); and before that on The Big Breakfast, The Word and The Sunday Show (where he first met Stuart Murphy). One of his first jobs was as a writer for a Sky 1 show called Barry's Joy Pad featuring a then unknown performer called David Walliams.


1. MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS (JAMES B.1) was born in 1818 in Tennessee. She died about Abt. 1865 in Rusk Co., Texas. She married JAMES L. CURBO, son of James Curbo and Sarah Reed, on May 23, 1838 in Lincoln Co., Tennessee. He was born in 1819. He died about Abt. 1865 in Rusk Co., Texas.
MINERVA ELIZABETH NICHOLAS was buried in Good Springs, Rusk Co., Texas (Moyers Cemetery).
JAMES L. CURBO was buried in Good Springs, Rusk Co., Texas (Moyers Cemetery).
2. i. THOMAS BENTON3 CURBO was born on April 11, 1842. He died on June 06, 1907. He married SARAH AMERICA NICHOLAS, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Nicholas and Minerva G. Brookshire, on July 03, 1864 in Rusk Co., Texas. She was born on March 12, 1842. She died on December 05, 1915.
3. ii. HANNAH CURBO was born in 1843. She died in 1863. She married BENJAMIN WILLIAM GILLEY on January 27, 1861.
iii. MARTHA C. CURBO was born in 1848.
4. iv. JULIA B. CURBO was born between 1854-1856. She married ROBERT MONROE HUNTER on April 03, 1873 in Rusk Co., Texas. He was born about Abt. 1853.
5. v. NEWTON CURBO was born in 1859 in Rusk Co., Texas. He married ROMA CATHERINE NICHOLAS, daughter of Theodore Wiley Nicholas and Rhoda A. "Rodie" Smith, on March 08, 1877 in Rusk Co., Texas. She was born on August 08, 1859 in Alabama. She died on May 10, 1938.
2. THOMAS BENTON3 CURBO (MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born on April 11, 1842. He died on June 06, 1907. He married SARAH AMERICA NICHOLAS, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Nicholas and Minerva G. Brookshire, on July 03, 1864 in Rusk Co., Texas. She was born on March 12, 1842. She died on December 05, 1915.
6. i. MINERVA ELIZABETH4 CURBO was born in 1868. She married JOE MCCOOK.
7. ii. THOMAS HENRY CURBO was born on May 19, 1870. He died on May 17, 1949 in Henderson, Rusk Co., Texas. He married (1) ALMA COUCH about Abt. 1929. He married (2) EFFIE MAE WINDLE on November 05, 1897 in Rusk Co., Texas. She was born on February 07, 1881. She died on January 29, 1927 in Henderson, Rusk Co., Texas.
8. iii. NANCY ANNIE CURBO was born in 1872. She married (1) JOE MCCOOK.
9. iv. TENNESSEE JANE "TENNIE" CURBO was born on November 08, 1873 in Rusk Co., Texas. She married WILLIAM B. PERRY SR. He was born on November 09, 1865. He died on September 17, 1927.
10. vi. MARION MARVIN CURBO was born on January 05, 1878 in Rusk Co., Texas. He died on April 28, 1950. He married MINNIE OLA MOORES, daughter of Charles Moores and Edna Thompson, on March 16, 1901. She was born on July 26, 1885. She died on June 11, 1977 in Rusk Co., Texas.
11. vii. SEBERN HENDERSON CURBO was born on November 27, 1879. He died on March 08, 1962. He married MARY ELLEN DUNCAN. She was born on April 27, 1881. She died on March 03, 1934.
12. viii. GEORGE LAFAYETTE CURBO was born in 1882 in Rusk Co., Texas. He died in 1931 in Denison, Grayson Co., Texas. He married GEORGIA ANN MARTIN. She was born on June 24, 1888. She died in January 1975 in Denison, Grayson Co., Texas.
3. HANNAH3 CURBO (MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born in 1843. She died in 1863. She married BENJAMIN WILLIAM GILLEY on January 27, 1861.
i. WILLIAM THOMAS4 GILLEY was born on November 30, 1861.
4. JULIA B.3 CURBO (MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born between 1854-1856. She married ROBERT MONROE HUNTER on April 03, 1873 in Rusk Co., Texas. He was born about Abt. 1853.
i. JAMES M.4 HUNTER was born about Abt. 1873.
ii. MARY J. HUNTER was born about Abt. 1875.
iii. SARAH HUNTER was born about Abt. 1877.
5. NEWTON3 CURBO (MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born in 1859 in Rusk Co., Texas. He married ROMA CATHERINE NICHOLAS, daughter of Theodore Wiley Nicholas and Rhoda A. "Rodie" Smith, on March 08, 1877 in Rusk Co., Texas. She was born on August 08, 1859 in Alabama. She died on May 10, 1938.
ROMA CATHERINE NICHOLAS was buried in Good Springs, Rusk Co., Texas (Moyers Cemetery).
13. i. WILLIAM G.4 CURBO was born on February 16, 1878 in Rusk Co., Texas. He died on January 13, 1952 in Rusk Co., Texas. He married SUSAN MOORES. She was born on March 14, 1890. She died on December 27, 1963 in Rusk Co., Texas.
6. MINERVA ELIZABETH4 CURBO (THOMAS BENTON3, MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born in 1868. She married JOE MCCOOK.
7. THOMAS HENRY4 CURBO (THOMAS BENTON3, MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born on May 19, 1870. He died on May 17, 1949 in Henderson, Rusk Co., Texas. He married (1) ALMA COUCH about Abt. 1929. He married (2) EFFIE MAE WINDLE on November 05, 1897 in Rusk Co., Texas. She was born on February 07, 1881. She died on January 29, 1927 in Henderson, Rusk Co., Texas.
EFFIE MAE WINDLE was buried in Henderson, Rusk Co., Texas (Davis Cemetery).
8. NANCY ANNIE4 CURBO (THOMAS BENTON3, MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born in 1872. She married JOE MCCOOK.
9. TENNESSEE JANE4 "TENNIE" CURBO (THOMAS BENTON3, MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born on November 08, 1873 in Rusk Co., Texas. She married WILLIAM B. PERRY SR. He was born on November 09, 1865. He died on September 17, 1927.
10. MARION MARVIN4 CURBO (THOMAS BENTON3, MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born on January 05, 1878 in Rusk Co., Texas. He died on April 28, 1950. He married MINNIE OLA MOORES, daughter of Charles Moores and Edna Thompson, on March 16, 1901. She was born on July 26, 1885. She died on June 11, 1977 in Rusk Co., Texas.
11. SEBERN HENDERSON4 CURBO (THOMAS BENTON3, MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born on November 27, 1879. He died on March 08, 1962. He married MARY ELLEN DUNCAN. She was born on April 27, 1881. She died on March 03, 1934.
12. GEORGE LAFAYETTE4 CURBO (THOMAS BENTON3, MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born in 1882 in Rusk Co., Texas. He died in 1931 in Denison, Grayson Co., Texas. He married GEORGIA ANN MARTIN. She was born on June 24, 1888. She died in January 1975 in Denison, Grayson Co., Texas.
13. WILLIAM G.4 CURBO (NEWTON3, MINERVA ELIZABETH2 NICHOLAS, JAMES B.1) was born on February 16, 1878 in Rusk Co., Texas. He died on January 13, 1952 in Rusk Co., Texas. He married SUSAN MOORES. She was born on March 14, 1890. She died on December 27, 1963 in Rusk Co., Texas.
WILLIAM G. CURBO was buried in Henderson, Rusk Co., Texas (Lakewood Memorial Cemetery).
SUSAN MOORES was buried in Henderson, Rusk Co., Texas (Lakewood Memorial Cemetery).
i. RUBY MARIE5 CURBO was born on November 16, 1919 in Henderson, Rusk Co., Texas. She died on June 29, 1997 in Rusk Co., Texas. She married JAMES L. MILES on August 18, 1951. He died on May 09, 1976 in Rusk Co., Texas.


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OVAL Language > About > OVAL Language Revision Process
OVAL Language Revision Process
Introduction | Process Milestones | Timeline
The process by which the OVAL Language changes and evolves is documented below. This revision process must be clearly defined to ensure that tool developers and OVAL Community members can plan on a predictable revision process in which they may participate. The revision process must also provide OVAL tool developers with a set of milestones to assist them in planning their own development schedules to maintain compatibility with the OVAL Language. A revision of the OVAL Language will only be successful with active participation from tool developers and the OVAL Community.
The entire process is managed by the OVAL Moderator, who is an individual or an organization that maintains OVAL and provides impartial technical guidance to the OVAL Board on all matters related to the ongoing development of OVAL.
Revision Process Milestones
The revision process includes four major milestones for creating a new version of the OVAL Language. Each of these milestones is explained below.
The OVAL Moderator begins the process of gathering suggestions and comments from the OVAL Community for evolving the existing OVAL Language. The OVAL Board reviews the suggestions and determines which should be considered in the new version of the OVAL Language. The length of this period is based upon the number, extent, and urgency of the proposed changes.
Draft/Internal Review
A new version of the OVAL Language is officially proposed to the OVAL Community for consideration as the next version. The OVAL Community is expected to review the schema and to propose additions, deletions, and modifications, all of which are further reviewed by the community. During this period the OVAL Moderator coordinates the testing of the draft language and updates to any OVAL maintained tools, in order to ensure that the proposed changes to the language are valid and usable.
The OVAL Board has determined that the proposed OVAL Language has reached a level of consensus within the OVAL Community, and the OVAL Moderator has verified that the language is valid. In the release candidate stage, the language remains frozen for a period of time determined by the OVAL Board. It is during this stage that vendors and tool developers can update their tools with the knowledge that the schema will remain stable. Subsequent release candidates may be released if a serious problem is discovered in the proposed language.
The OVAL Web site is updated to comply with the new version of the OVAL Language, including all of the OVAL Definitions hosted in the OVAL Repository and an updated release of the OVAL Interpreter. The previous schema files and its associated elements are then archived on the OVAL Web site.
Revision Process Timeline
The timeline associated with the revision process will vary depending upon whether the planned modifications will result in a major or minor language version change. A major version change will require more effort in each stage of the process than a minor version change, and therefore, the overall time it will take to move from the planning stage to the release stage will be longer. The difference between a major and minor version change is outlined in the OVAL Language Versioning document.
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Welcome to Mission Scanner Training!
This Guide focuses primarily on the initial Aircrew position of Mission Scanner. Your Delta Flight Commander, will provide assistance and guidance for a sucessful completion of this portion of your training.
The Scanner's primary mission role is effective visual search. Scanning is a method of looking for downed aircraft (or other objects) that makes it possible to search an assigned area in a systematic way. Scanners are those people trained in these methods and whose primary responsibility is to maintain constant eye contact with the ground while flying over the search area. This responsibility makes the Scanner a key member of each aircrew.
In addition to the above, there is a Mission Aircrew Task Guide which speaks to the specific tasks each aircrew member will be evaulated on. Since this Task Guide is rather large and covers all aircrew positions, the sections pertaining to Mission Scanner have been provided below which should make your learning easier.
As you study this material, you should have your SQTR (Specialty Qualification Training Record) for Mission Scanner readily available. Credit for each tasking requires approval from an approved MA Wing Evaulator. We are fortunate at Hanscom in that we have a number of members authorized as evaluators.
Time will be alloted at each meeting so that those members needing Evaluator "sign offs" will be able to do so.
While not a specific requirement, there are two unique home study courses and an exam which will further enhance and test your Mission Scanner Training.
Upon completion of this exam, you should provide written results to your Delta Flight Commander.
While the Familiarization and Preparatory portion of this course is mainly designed as a self study guide, it is important that you have a full understanding of the tasks you are being evaluated on. We are a team at Hanscom and if you require hands on (in-class) training, we are prepared to help you. Do not hesitate to ask and with some advance notice, we will incorporate this into a meeting night for all to learn or get refreshed.
Your Advanced Training will most likely take place in one of the squadron aircraft. As such, you will need to be in uniform. Much like in the Familiarization and Preparatory Training portion of this program, there is a Task Guide to help you understand and accomplish the Tasks required under the Advanced Training.
Here you will work one on one with Major McGoldrick (or his assignee) to complete the Evaulator sign offs required in this section.
A minimum of 2 missions is required in order to secure full Mission Scanner status. Your Advanced Training can be done during real missions, search and rescue (SAREX) practice exercises or on your own. The most important aspect to keep in mind is that 2 missions DOES NOT automatically make a person qualified. It is quite possible that it will take several missions (real or practice) to become qualified. Safety and Proficiency in the tasks of a Mission Scanner is what you should be striving for (not 2 missions) before requesting qualification.
Once all takings and missions have have been entered onto to your SQTR, your Squadron Commander will submit for Approval.
Qualifications are granted at the Wing level.


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