Solar eclipse

[Scorpius]

Anyone going into the path of totality? Some of you may be just so lucky to live in it.

I plan to. Just barely found a place around Cleveland and hope to drive closer to center.

Looking to give my kids a few minutes of those rare moments in life where your breath is truly taken away!


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[Horsehat]

Thought about going but at 97% here, the amount of cloud cover we have had lately, just not worth the drive and hassle.

 

[shootin4fun]

I just wish I would have thought to sell the "special glasses" to every one like the Y2K guys did. I would be on a beach somewhere.

 

[Scorpius]

Thought about going but at 97% here, the amount of cloud cover we have had lately, just not worth the drive and hassle.

Should be clearing up by then hopefully at least rain chances appear to be 30% mostly sunny.


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[Scorpius]

I just wish I would have thought to sell the "special glasses" to every one like the Y2K guys did. I would be on a beach somewhere.

$8 welders glasses. You'd make a mint


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[Tony2X]

Thought about going but at 97% here, the amount of cloud cover we have had lately, just not worth the drive and hassle.

word

 

[Bonecollector]

Eclipse..... lol. I'll be at work.

 

[Tony2X]

Cobb county is delayin school release.

Delayed Dismissal (Solar Eclipse)
Monday, August 21, 2017




Due to the solar eclipse on August 21, 2017, the Cobb County School District will delay dismissal of elementary, middle and high school students by 45 minutes.

The peak time to experience the solar eclipse falls during our regularly scheduled elementary school dismissal time. Since student safety is always our first priority we will start the day on time and delay dismissal to ensure that neither students nor employees are on the roadways during the time of the eclipse. Subsequently, high schools and middle schools will delay dismissal as well.

Schools will be provided with further guidance and instructional resources as appropriate. Parents are welcome to pick-up their child at the typical dismissal time if needed.

For more information regarding the solar eclipse visit the National Weather Service at http://www.weather.gov/sgf/SolarEclipse.

Please visit the CCSD Eclipse Resource page at www.cobbk12.org/eclipse for further information and helpful links.

 

[Tony2X]

Don't wanna burn your lil snowflakes eyeballs....LOL

 

[Gacowboy]

I got my special glasses, going to try and take some pictures