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Unlike refined white flour, which is derived from just the grain's stripped-down inner core, or endosperm, whole-wheat flour is made from the entire wheat berry: endosperm, germ, and bran. Because of this, it boasts a brown color and more pronounced wheat flavor. To see if there was any difference from bag to bag, we chose five brands, working them into our recipes for whole-wheat sandwich bread and pancakes.
Before the breads even reached the oven, we noticed that the dough made with one whole-wheat flour was loose and sticky and more difficult to handle. Once baked, the loaf crumbled in hand, though tasters praised its "bold," "unapologetic" wheat flavor. At the other extreme, the breads made with our two least favorite whole-wheat flours had overly soft textures. Tasters also criticized their flavors for being "muted"; some even went so far as to say that one loaf could practically have passed for white bread. These results more or less tracked with the pancakes, too: The wheat flavor from these latter two brands was relatively underwhelming, while the flapjacks from two of our favorites were robustly flavored. Only one brand had it all, earning praise for a "sweet," "nutty" flavor, tender, airy pancakes, and bread with just the right soft yet hearty crumb.
Hoping to explain why the flours performed differently, we started by dumping a sample from each bag into a bowl and running our hands through it. One of our flours stood apart, with grains that resembled tiny flakes, whereas the other flours felt finer and more powdery. When we examined its label, we learned that this particular flour is a graham flour, the coarsest type of flour available. The other four flours were either stone-ground or steel-rolled into much finer particles and felt almost identical.
It made sense that the coarsest flour produced a denser, more crumbly loaf. Bread texture is directly related to the development of gluten, the network of proteins that give it lift and structure. But the gluten-producing proteins in flour exist only in the endosperm, not in the germ or the bran that also make up whole-grain flour. In fact, the bran contains sharp edges that shred the strands of gluten that develops in dough, thereby allowing air to escape. The bigger pieces of bran in a coarser grind only exacerbate this effect, creating a loaf with less structure and a denser crumb.
That explained why the graham flour loaf turned out the way it did. But we still didn't understand why our favorite flour produced a heartier texture than the three other brands when the grind size of each looked and felt very similar. We were also still curious about why the graham flourl pancakes were tender when the corresponding loaf was coarse and crumbly. So we dug around for additional clues and made two other key discoveries.
First, there was the type of wheat used: Four of the five flours we tasted were ground from hard red wheat, whereas the graham flour combined both hard and soft red wheats. Further research revealed that hard red wheat produces stronger gluten networks and is therefore a good choice for yeast-leavened baked goods like bread. Soft red wheat, on the other hand, is known for producing a tender texture in baked goods that use chemical leaveners—including pancakes.
Second, there was the quality of the wheat itself. If a wheat berry is allowed to germinate (or sprout), it produces an enzyme that makes dough sticky and less prone to rising. A representative from one company told us that to measure wheat quality, manufacturers perform a "falling number" test, in which a plunger is sent to the bottom of a test tube filled with a hot paste of wheat meal and water. The longer it takes for the plunger to fall, the higher the quality of the wheat and the lower the amount of the enzyme amylase. Our runner-up flour reported that the company looks for a falling number score of at least five minutes. Our winner surpasses this minimum: According to the company, its whole-wheat flour must achieve a falling number score closer to 10 minutes. We can only assume that there's always a correlation between good-quality wheat and demanding a relatively high falling number: None of the other flour producers would provide information about their requirements.
Bottom line: Our winner is the best bet for those seeking an all-purpose whole-wheat flour. For those who want more wheaty punch—and don't mind a crumbly loaf—the graham flour makes a good alternative.
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With another Mother's Day approaching I can only feel blessed that my mom is still alive and still able to know who I am. For me each day begins with phoning her, because I am a long distance caregiver. Just yesterday I asked if she wanted to speak with me. Her sweet reply was, of course she wants to speak to me, " for I am her daughter and she loves me." As she shared her words and sentiments with me, it brought such warmth to my heart and filled my eyes with tears.


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Washington County Free Library Director Mary Baykan joined Joe Kroboth and the Washington County Commissioners for a construction tour of the new library Tuesday afternoon. (By Joe Crocetta, Staff Photographer / July 31, 2012) |
Washington County's new main library in downtown Hagerstown is expected to open in March 2013, about six months later than the original target date because of some unexpected issues, said Joseph Kroboth III, the county's public works director.
Kroboth led the Washington County Commissioners on a tour of the new library Tuesday afternoon.
The original construction bid for the project was $15.9 million, but there have been $500,000 in approved change orders so far, Kroboth said. Several hundred thousand dollars more in change orders are expected, he said.
Two issues that workers ran into that delayed the project were poor soil conditions and the discovery of an underground tank, Kroboth said. The abandoned fuel storage tank was discovered in May 2011 and had to be removed in accordance with state environmental guidelines, according toHerald-Mailarchives.
The state is providing about $10 million, the county share is about $6 million, and the library has raised approximately $1.8 million for the library renovation and expansion, said Kathleen O'Connell, the library's assistant director. The foundation for the late Alice Virginia and David W. Fletcher, for whom the library will be named, donated $1 million. The library needs to raise about $1 million more or dip into its endowment, she said.
At about 82,000 square feet, the new library will be about twice the size of the former downtown Hagerstown library, O'Connell said.
The new library will be slightly bigger than Frederick, Md.'s main library and about the size of the Rockville, Md., library, O'Connell said.
Visible during the tour were concrete floor foundations, two elevator shafts, metal framing for walls on the main floors, ductwork, utility pipes and several windows. Workers were busy around much of the building, including working to construct a spiral staircase in the center of the library.
The atrium housing that staircase is representative of the old railroad roundhouse in Hagerstown, as the theme of the library's design is tied to the county's transportation history, library officials said. That history will be featured in murals, O'Connell said.
The top of the atrium is a glass roof with a metal design.
The children's area, on the main floor along South Potomac Street, will have a story-time room and a toddler room with tactile toys to help children learn how things go together, O'Connell said.
There will be a larger young-adult area with seating and reading material such as novels, anime, manga and college catalogs, O'Connell said. The old library had a small young-adult room on the mezzanine with little seating and reading material.
WiFi will be available throughout the library, which will have more outlets for patrons' computers, O'Connell said. The new library will have 40 public-access computers, compared to 12 in the old library, she said. A separate computer lab with 15 computers will be used for computer classes the library hosts.
The new library will have study areas and meeting rooms, including a large meeting room that could hold up to 200 people.
A community survey done before construction began showed people wanted more materials, programming and space, including meeting rooms, O'Connell said.
"It was so crowded in the other building," O'Connell said.
The new library, at the corner of South Potomac and East Antietam streets, is being built around the old library, which opened in 1965, O'Connell said. Additional property around the library was acquired for parking.
Cramer's Alley, behind the library, will be widened to twice its former width so tractor trailers can make deliveries to the basement bays and the bookmobile can park under shelter on the basement level, Kroboth said.
A new, one-way road is being constructed to the south of the library, where the old patron parking lot was, for drivers on South Potomac Street to enter the parking area behind the library, Kroboth said.
Todd Cummings, president of the general contractor Dustin Construction, put in a pitch for officials to have the old Massey Auto building fixed up or torn down for a park.
Kroboth said a proposal to shore up the one-story building for about $1.5 million did not make it into the county's new budget. That proposal included installing new windows, repointing and painting the brick exterior, and putting on a new roof.
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Executive Summary
The business world is constantly changing. Internal auditors increasingly need to embrace ongoing changes to the business. They also need to understand changes to key drivers, such as the regulatory environment, the profession, and the social and political landscape.
To do so, internal auditors must maintain a meaningful dialog with senior management, so as to understand their changing needs and expectations.
An internal audit work plan that aligns neatly with the primary risk concerns of senior management and other key stakeholders ensures that the audit effort is directed at the areas that are likely to add the greatest value to the organization.
Because of the increasing complexity associated with running an organization, internal auditors must ensure that their recommendations translate into improved business processes and effective risk management, governance, and control arrangements.
Internal auditors need to have the capability to deliver a product that meets or exceeds the expectations of senior management.
Internal auditors must also be able to tell their story to maintain their influence, relevance, and credibility within the organization.
The Changing Environment
"The internal audit function has evolved from corporate cop to that of a savvy in-house consulting service."1
Internal auditing in the twenty-first century imposes even greater demands on the professional internal audit staff, whose role has expanded to combine both an assurance and a consulting service to management. Internal audit charters have been broadened considerably to reflect these demands.
The chief executive of the Institute of Internal Auditors in Australia (Christopher McRostie) has reflected:
"In rapidly changing and increasingly complex business and regulatory environments the internal audit function has evolved from corporate cop to that of a savvy in-house consulting service that not only reports problems, but that also gives constructive suggestions to line managers about how to improve the performance of the business."2
Internal audit staff are being increasingly relied on to provide organizational expertise in risk management, internal control, and governance processes as a consequence of the emergence of stronger corporate governance demands across the world. Internal auditors need to have strategies in place that allow them to remain abreast of trends and emerging issues within their organization and the broader business community.
Contemporary internal auditing practitioners need to apply a strategic approach to understanding the key organizational value drivers and positioning themselves to meet the expectations of senior management.
Internal auditors are well placed to influence senior management in setting the right tone at the top. This, in turn, is a powerful way to nurture an organizational culture that is consistent with the values, risk tolerance, and strategies of senior management and the board.
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Europlane Orchestra: Plays Kurt Weill (2005)
Working from the premise that music is a universal language with the power to bring people together, pianist Roberto Magris formed the Europlane Orchestra (actually a septet), three of whose members are from Italy, the others from Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and the Czech Republic. And to broaden the concept even further, Europlane performs the music of German composer Kurt Weill in this generally entertaining concert recorded six years ago.
As music is all-inclusive, it matters little that some of these names are difficult (if not impossible) for Americans to pronounce; the pressing issue is, can they play? And the answer is yes, they can. But is their performance comparable to what one might hear in the States? Yes, it is. Magris is a world-class pianist (who neatly arranged everything and wrote the only non-Weill piece on the program, "New/Old Dreams ) and his allies are sharp and battle-tested.
Europlane (that is, the septet) appears on only two numbers, with the others scaled down into smaller frameworks. The concert begins and ends with the ballad "Is It Him or Is It Me? performed by Magris and soprano saxophonist Marco Castelli. Ines Reiger, the Austrian, sings (in English) on five of the eight selections, and although she has a soft, pleasing voice, to be honest, the lyrics are hard to understand. She is accompanied on the well-known "September Song by Castelli and bassist Frantisek Uhlir; on the lesser-known "Trouble Man by Uhlir, guitarist Darko Jurkovic and drummer Gabriele Centis; and on "Life, Love and Laughter" by Magris, Uhlir, Centis and Castelli, this time on tenor. The septet backs Reiger on "Thousands of Miles (on which her scatting shows she has listened more than casually to Ella Fitzgerald) and "This Is New. "New/Old Dreams is another wistful ballad, performed by Magris, Uhlir, Centis, Jurkovic and Castelli on soprano.
Even though you've presumably never heard these names before, don't let that dissuade you. This is nearly 53 minutes of high-caliber post bop jazz, adeptly performed by a group of highly talented musicians.
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Track Listing: Is It Him or Is It Me?; Thousands of Miles; September Song; This Is New; Trouble Man; New/Old Dreams; There�ll Be Life, Love and Laughter; Reprise: Is It Him or Is It Me? (52:50).
Personnel: Marco Castelli, tenor, soprano sax; Lojze Krajncan, trombone; Darko Jurkovic, guitar; Roberto Magris, composer, arranger, piano; Frantisek Uhlir, bass; Gabriele Centis, drums; Ines Reiger, vocals.
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Pheasant Hunting: The Delight is in the Details
I caught myself doing something I vowed I'd never do: stuffing a bird I'd just shot into my game vest without taking a moment to really look at it and appreciate it. My reason for taking that vow is twofold: One, good hunters never take the taking of game for granted. Two, because every pheasant or quail or grouse or duck is different, each offering some little – or big – note of individuality.
One day hunting in South Dakota this fall, we laughed at what we called the "armadillo" bird – one particular pheasant humped over, looking like he had iridescent armor, scooting into the brush as if he really believed we couldn't see him, reminding us of armadillos encountered on southern quail hunts. Some birds' movements stick in my mind, their jumpy head twitches, rigid bodies on blurred legs, eyeballs swiveling between pointing dog and tall-standing hunter. Unloading my vest, I pondered a bird with two stumpy tail feathers and another with an oddly thick ring of white neck feathers.
Perhaps the most amazing thing about pheasants is those feathers – the colors and patterns. Many of us eventually take their beauty for granted. Up close or in the hand, it seems absurd that we sometimes can't see a rooster on the ground just a few feet away. It's true, though, that nestled in the brush, he's got some of the best camo around when his vivid blues and purples magically play into the multicolor light reflected by the burnished edges of corn or late season junipers. Hens' camouflage is just as good, with its light and dark mottling vanishing into the world of tan leaves and brown mud.
Then there are the sounds. Not just the classic cackle, but the slapping rush of wings or the scrabbly sound of spurred feet racing across dried cattail stalks.
Speaking of feet, across from my desk two dried woodcock feet hang on my bulletin board and a huge goose foot dangles from a cord over a lamp. Feathers and tail fans sprout on all the shelves of my bookcase alongside a small turtle shell, a coyote jaw, some moose teeth and a rattlesnake rattle.
The Greek philosopher Heraclitus said, "Men who wish to know about the world must learn about it in its particular details." The body parts I'm looking at aren't souvenirs or trophies. They are the bearers of detail and information that I have the privilege of accessing via my time in the field.
Nancy Anisfield, an outdoor photographer/writer, sporting dog enthusiast and bird hunter, serves on Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever's National Board of Directors. She resides in Hinesburg, Vermont.
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VietVet Sunday, September 2, 2012: 1:06 pm More from VietVet Rating: +2 | Obama inherited Bush's spending programs, and has been cutting them back. The rate of increase has plunged. The Romney-Ryan Roadmap to Ruin calls for exploding deficits, but/because it cuts taxes for the trust fund class. Romney, Ryan and Paris Hilton will get millions in tax cuts, and their only plan to cut spending has been to kill Social Security and Medicare. |
DRM Sunday, September 2, 2012: 1:16 pm More from DRM Rating: +1 |
What Bush spending programs? The expenditures for the US government began with Obama and his recession (liberals try to pretend that happened under Bush also), his invasions, his tax cuts, his unfunded drug industry gift, etc. All Obama. Bush did nothing to the economy. He gave Obama a well functing economy and financial sector. Bush did so much well that the GOP convention didn't think it was necessary to have him speak nor to speak of him (except his brother's genuflection to fraternal fidelity). |
Ted Widlanski Sunday, September 2, 2012: 9:07 pm More from Ted Widlanski Rating: +4 | I'm beginning to see a sort of anti-universe unfolding in which republicans are upset that Bush was ever in office and want to forget about it as quickly as possible and democrats are reveling in it and want to keep the memory alive forever. Strange how history has a way of reversing people's perspectives. Ah- the wonder and mystery of politics. |
nitpick Sunday, September 2, 2012: 9:37 pm More from nitpick Rating: +2 |
It's not just the most recent Bush administration that Republicans want to flush down the memory hole. They also want us to forget the presidencies of GHWB the greater as well as that of Reagan and all of the decades of inept, bordering on criminal, Republican control of two of three branches of the federal government (and I'm not sure about the third). They are desperately trying to project their legacy of failure forward onto the present administration, as if Americans are that stupid. Problem is, as you've pointed out, they probably are. |
Howdy Getso Sunday, September 2, 2012: 11:35 pm More from Howdy Getso Rating: +2 |
Yet, the GOP wants to reinstate Bush policies in an even more dysfunctional form. People routinely vote against their own best interests in order to satisfy a belief system. It will be interesting. |
Citizen Monday, September 3, 2012: 4:52 am More from Citizen Rating: +1 |
And stay tuned for the reversal's reversal, a la Bill Clinton's comeback. The Bush empire isn't going to let go any easier. |
Don Holmes Monday, September 3, 2012: 9:02 am More from Don Holmes Rating: +1 | DRM: Funny DRM - then again Hillary isn't speaking or attending the DNC convention either, along with many other high profile DNC members and politicians. It will be interesting to hear what Bill Clinton says in his speech... he�s own favorite subject. |
TXbookworm Monday, September 3, 2012: 9:36 am More from TXbookworm Rating: +2 | How ironic! I had just finished reading this article in Forbes: target="_blank">http://www.forbes.com/sites/rickungar/2012/05/24/who-is-the-smallest-government-spender-since-eisenhower-would-you-believe-its-barack-obama/ . Who to believe? |
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1. | Tallyho | ||
1. noun A woman of ill-repute who is the objet d'amor of a tallywhacker.
2. interjection. What a man yells to his tallywhacker when he sees #1 above. 1. Hey Ron, let's go down to the zone and pick up a tallyho.
2. | Tallyho | ||
This word was traditionally brought into use in foxhunting, it was used when one person from the hunt saw a fox, and he would shout this word to indicate to the others in the hunt that a fox had been spotted. It then came into use in World War II when pilots of the Royal Air Force saw enemy aircraft. Air Traffic Control: Bandits, to the south east, around 5 mile range.
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3. | tallyho | ||
An interjection used to express excitement or eagerness. "Only two more pages on my term paper! Tallyho!"
4. | Tallyho | ||
Tallahassee. A city in north Florida, it is the capital of Florida. "I'm goin' back to Tallyho in September."
5. | Tallyho | ||
A term used to indicate an attractive member of the opposite sex (presuming heterosexuality). Originating in Europe as a call by game hunters in siting a fox. With the evolution of the word fox to suggest a sexy woman, tallyho can now be used to refer to the siting of an attractive person. "Check out that girl in the hall way."
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Udall beat Schaffer in Senate race by 10.31 percentage points
Best showing by a Dem in Colo. since Gary Hart's win
Published December 6, 2008 at 12:05 a.m.
Democrat Mark Udall beat Republican Bob Schaffer by 10.31 percentage points in November's U.S. Senate race - the best showing by a Democrat since Gary Hart's win during Watergate.
Oddly, perhaps, that's no surprise to Dick Wadhams, chairman of the Colorado Republican Party and campaign manager for Schaffer.
"I've always said we haven't seen anything like 1974 - when the playing fields were so heavily tilted to Democrats - until 2008," Wadhams said.
He said he believes any Republican challenging Udall would have had a difficult time.
But Udall's campaign manager, Mike Melanson, said that while the national climate helped his candidate, there were plenty of other reasons why Udall had such a strong showing in a swing state.
"We had a candidate who cared about Western values, not social issues," he said.
The secretary of state's office this week posted the official results from the 2008 election.
"It's truly an honor, and I'm so grateful," Udall said in a statement.
Come January, both of Colorado's Senate seats will be held by Democrats, a phenomena not seen since the Watergate era.
Schaffer and other Republicans faced an uphill battle because of President Bush's unpopularity, the spiraling economy and a charismatic Democratic presidential candidate.
Republicans in 1974 faced fallout from Watergate and President Nixon's resignation.
Enter Hart, a Denver attorney who had once worked for the U.S. Department of the Interior under Stuart Udall, Mark Udall's uncle.
Hart defeated two-term U.S. Sen. Peter Dominick by almost 18 percentage points.
"The really amazing thing was not only was I 36 and had never run for office before, I had no money," Hart said. "It was a great gamble."
The entire campaign, he recalled, cost $350,000.
Six years later, Hart would survive a tough re-election in the year of Ronald Reagan's landslide.
"That one was kind of a miracle as well," he said.
Udall, a five-term congressman from Eldorado Springs, in January will join U.S. Ken Salazar, D-Denver. Salazar is up for re-election in 2010.
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How Senate candidates fared
A look at the margin of victory for U.S. Senate races in the past several decades:
* Floyd Haskell, D: 49.4%
* Sen. Gordon Alott, R: 48.3%
* Gary Hart, D: 57.2%
* Sen. Peter Dominick, R: 39.4%
* Bill Armstrong, R: 58.6%
* Sen. Haskell: 40.3%
* Sen. Hart: 50.3%
* Mary E. Buchanan, R: 48.6%
* Sen. Armstrong: 64.2%
* Nancy Dick, D: 34.6%
* Tim Wirth, D: 49.9%
* Ken Kramer, R: 48.3%
* Hank Brown, R: 55.6%
* Josie Heath, D: 41.6%
* Ben Nighthorse Campbell, D: 51.7%
* Terry Considine, R: 42.7%
* Wayne Allard, R: 51%
* Tom Strickland, D: 45.4%
* Sen. Campbell, R**: 62.4%
* Dottie Lamm, D: 35%
* Sen. Allard, R: 50.1%
* Strickland, D: 45.2%
* Ken Salazar, D: 50.3%
* Pete Coors, R: 45.6%
* Mark Udall, D: 52.8%
* Bob Schaffer, R: 42.49%
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HPV vaccine creates protective immunity in the community against virus even for those who were not vaccinated; investigation finds huge numbers of severe Black Lung cases in miners; scientists believe an AIDS-free generation is coming soon; study finds a disturbing number of children experience pain in hospitals. These stories and more topping public health headlines today, Monday, July 9, 2012.
ABC News – HPV Vaccine Protects Even Those Who Skip It
The vaccine against the human papilloma virus (HPV) is not only effective in decreasing the rate of high risk types of HPV infections in girls and women, but it also shows evidence of bestowing what is known as "herd immunity" — an indirect protection against the virus for those who have not been vaccinated — in a community at large, researchers said Monday.
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It wasn't supposed to happen to coal miners in Mark McCowan's generation. It wasn't supposed to strike so early and so hard. At age 47 and just seven years after his first diagnosis, McCowan shouldn't have a chest X-ray that looks this bad. McCowan went from a clean X-ray at age 35 to progressive massive fibrosis — an advanced stage of coal workers' pneumoconiosis, or black lung — in just five years. A joint investigation by NPR and the Center for Public Integrity (CPI) has found that McCowan is not alone. Incidence of the disease that steals the breath of coal miners doubled in the last decade, according to data analyzed by epidemiologist Scott Laney at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
USA Today – New optimism about stemming spread of AIDS virus
An AIDS-free generation: It seems an audacious goal, considering how the HIV epidemic still is raging around the world. Yet more than 20,000 international HIV researchers and activists will gather in the nation's capital later this month with a sense of optimism not seen in many years — hope that it finally may be possible to dramatically stem the spread of the AIDS virus.
NPR – GOP To Make 31st Attempt To Repeal Obamacare Act
The House Rules Committee takes up a bill Monday called the "Repeal of Obamacare Act." And just like it says, the bill would wipe away the president's Affordable Care Act. A vote of the full House is planned for Wednesday. It's the first legislative response from House Republicans after the Supreme Court upheld the law. But it is far from the first time the GOP has voted for repeal. Over the past 18 months, the House has taken 30 floor votes to try to repeal, defund or dismantle the health care law
Johns Hopkins – Study: Persistent Pain Still Common in Hospitalized Children
Despite advances in the understanding and treatment of pediatric pain, many hospitalized children continue to experience serious pain, according to a Johns Hopkins Children's Center study published online ahead of print in the journal Pain Management Nursing. The research — a survey and medical chart review of 199 patients, aged seven days to 21 years, treated at Johns Hopkins between 2007 and 2008 — found that 86 percent of the children experienced pain. For 40 percent of them, the pain was moderate or severe. The study revealed that most patients received appropriate and timely therapy, but that even with aggressive treatment, some children continued to experience persistent pain.


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Opened in 1964, the Blue Star Cinema was closed in 1998.
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Blue Star Cinema Tribute Group formed!
A tribute to Central New Jersey Movie Theaters that brought happiness to thousands of people but have sadly been demolished. The theaters may be gone but the memory lives on and here is a place were we can discuss, reminisce, and remember.
This group can also be open to other thetheaters the surrounding areas such as Somerville, Plainfield, Westfield and other areas of Somerset County. Please feel free to post your stories and in particular any ads, photos or memorabilia you may have. Many Thanks and…enjoy the show!
I went there every weekend as a teen ager. You had to call for the movie times – the number was always busy so you had to dial it a thousand times to get thru. I can still remember it – 908-322-7007! Next door was a head shop called "forever changes" . Our parent forbid us to go in but we would get dropped off early for the movies so we could go and look at the "paraphanalia".
i saw many movies at Blue Star, the most memorable being Apocalypse Now. Spent a lot of my youth at E J Korvettes, and Blue Star Bowling Lanes. Also bought cards at the knitting store near Korvettes. I couldn't go to the SC until I got my license in 1966.
Before then, when to the Plainfield theaters that TC refers to. Many childhood Saturday matinees at the Strand and buying candy at Sav-On Drugs next store because it was cheaper. It's all gone now.
I grew up in North Plainfield and now live in Westfield.
there is a facebook page Remember The Blue Star Cinema theres photos too here is the link View link
Saw many movies here over the years – Superman, Firebirds, Batman, The Crow, True Lies, Eraser, The Rocketeer – too many to name. It was one of the theaters of choice when I was a kid growing up in north Jersey. I do remember going to Blue Star in 1998 to see the new Godzilla film, but was told the projector wasn't working – little did I know the place was about to close for good.
Growing up in Newark, there were three or four theaters that were closer to me than the Blue Star Cinema. When I did travel far, I always went to the Menlo Park Cinema. The first time I went to the Blue Star was in January of '87…to see "Little Shop of Horrors", I thought it was a cool theater so I started going there for a bit, saw "Lethal Weapon", "Hunt for Red October", "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation", "Strange Days"…few others. The last film I saw there, I went on a date to see "Great Expectations"…I think it closed shortly after that.
Blue Star Shopping Center opened in 1959.
Groundbreaking for the 1,250-seat theater was August 22, 1963 ("Watchung", by David B. Page)
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Although the new buses are smaller than SCAT's diesel buses, they carry a much larger price tag.
One 23-seat hybrid bus costs $517,000, which is $200,000 more than a standard bus. However, SCAT officials say greater fuel efficiency will save $21,000 per year, per bus. That extra $200,000 will be paid for in nine-and-a-half years.
And, because the new hybrids are expected to last for 12 years, all four buses would save the county more than $200,000 in those 12 years.
Combined with SCAT's 10 existing hybrid buses, the county expects to save $228,000 per year in fuel costs.
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Hard to be an Avenger in his current state <.<Well... Unless I missed something. If I did, then I just feel foolish...
With Thanos being the main villain of Avengers 2. Maybe we will see the Guardians of the Galaxy in Avengers 2... But that would be a little much.. Perhaps just Starlord?....or a cameo?
This just looks like a crossover. My guess is that the main Avenger title will go back to the movie lineup to "draw more readers from the movie". Though with this lineup and Bagleys are this could just be a Avengers Assemble story arc
This a cover of Avengers Assemble.Doubt they're explaining how a few of these characters are in a.....state to be appearing with the Avengers.
@jloneblackheart said:Looks like the Guardians with the Avengers to me.I just chose this picture i didn't mean he is one


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Import or update tickets in batch from an Excel or CSV file into Trac
This plugin lets you import into Trac a series of tickets from a CSV file or (if the xlrd library is installed) from an Excel file.
You can also use it to modify tickets in batch, by saving a report as CSV, editing the CSV file, and re-importing the tickets.
This plugin is very useful when starting a new project: you can import a list of requirements that may have come from meeting notes, list of features, other ticketing systems... It's also great to review the tickets off-line, or to do massive changes to tickets.
Based on the ticket id (or, if no id exists, on the summary) in the imported file, tickets are either created or updated.
References to other tickets (such as the ones used in MasterTicketsPlugin) should be handled correctly, at least for the initial import.
It is used by software products development teams daily on several projects in at least three companies.
Known issues
There are very few known issues, please report any problem you get !
In general, it's better to use Excel than CSV, as CSV files have limitations (character sets, in particular).
The main known issue, is that this plugin is not really designed to help you migrate tickets from one system to another: it cannot keep the ticket numbers when creating new tickets, nor keep the history for existing tickets. See #4783 and #5504 for details.
Finally, this plugin is not maintained for Trac 0.10 anymore: the 0.10 builds are known to work, but do not have the latest features (importing comments, in particular).
Japanese localization
A Japanese localization has been done, you can access it at http://sourceforge.jp/projects/shibuya-trac/wiki/plugins%2FTicketImportPlugin (although it may not be the latest version).
Machine-wide installation
For a machine-wide installation, run as root on your machine:
- easy_install http://trac-hacks.org/svn/ticketimportplugin/0.10 for Trac 0.10, or
- easy_install http://trac-hacks.org/svn/ticketimportplugin/0.11 for Trac 0.11 or 0.12.
Trac instance installation
For an installation for only one Trac instance (on Trac 0.10, requires the Admin plugin):
- Download the code (requires Subversion): svn co http://trac-hacks.org/svn/ticketimportplugin/0.10 ticketimportplugin for Trac 0.10, or svn co http://trac-hacks.org/svn/ticketimportplugin/0.11 ticketimportplugin for Trac 0.11 or 0.12
- Build by hand: cd ticketimportplugin; python setup.py bdist_egg
- Install the egg created in the dist folder using the Admin UI in Trac.
xlrd installation (optional)
To be able to import Excel files, xlrd must be installed. xlrd is a Python library, not a Trac plugin. Take the latest binary from http://pypi.python.org/pypi/xlrd. On windows, run the installer; on other platforms, just unzip the .zip, and copy the "xlrd" folder that it contains, into the "site-packages" folder of the Python lib, for example:
$ easy_install xlrd
To verify that it's correctly installed, run python -c 'import xlrd' from the command line: it should not cause an error.
Restart Trac (or your Apache server). The "TicketImport" plugin should now appear in the "Manage Plugins" page of the Admin tab. Enable it. If you don't have the Admin plugin (on 0.10), you need to enable the plugin by putting:
[components] talm_importer.importer.* = enabled
in your trac.ini file (under the "conf" directory of your Trac instance).
Then, you need to give some user(s) the right to user Import module. To do that, you must give them IMPORT_EXECUTE permission, either in the Admin UI (on 0.11) or with the admin command-line tool, like this:
$ trac-admin /your/trac/installation/folder permission add your_user IMPORT_EXECUTE
Wish to personalize navigation label:
[mainnav] importer.label = Import Tickets
Wish to modify label ordering:
[trac] mainnav = wiki,browser,roadmap,...,importer,...,admin,search
If your excel spreadsheets contain date or date times, you can customize the format that will be used to import them:
[importer] datetime_format=....
The format is the Python fstrtime, see http://docs.python.org/library/time.html#time.strftime
You can check out TicketImportPlugin from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac. You can also download the zipped source from here.
Once you have enabled the plugin and given yourself IMPORT_EXECUTE permission, you will see a new Import tab in the main navigation. This tab contains a complete documentation on exactly how the import works, as well as a form to select the CSV or XLS file to upload:
Once you have uploaded it, a preview screen shows you what will be imported and let you confirm the import.
Importing tickets including history
To import tickets with history, they have to be imported in multiple go's. The first csv file should contain all tickets in new state. The second csv file the tickets in the next chosen states (can be any state known by the implemented ticket life cycle). Updates can include changes to the description, ownership and other fields.
Basically, the second and next csv file imports update the tickets imported from the first.
- #4783
- import preserving historic time stamps, needed i.e. for legacy projects
- #5504
- importing new tickets with arbitrary pre-defined number rejected by trac
- #6034
- imported milestone column not handled, if no milestone present
- #6070
- Notification are not sent when tickets are imported (was: Email addresses as Usernames)
- #7770
- Match on custom field - Request
- #8463
- automatic notification after import
- #8722
- Sample worksheet to download
- #8777
- Provide a way to import CVS with multi-line fields
- #8778
- Provide a way to override the unique Summary requirement
- #10188
- simple import failed
Change history for this plugin
[12819] by jun66j5 on 03/27/13 18:24:04
TicketImportPlugin: fixed fatal errors with a malformed csv file and improved handling such a file
[12818] by jun66j5 on 03/27/13 16:02:54
TicketImportPlugin: fixed failures of ImporterTestCase.test_celltypes_ticket_8804
[11805] by farialima on 07/27/12 19:18:03
test cases and workaround for #10188
[11758] by farialima on 07/23/12 15:22:44
Correctly handle case in relative fields
[11755] by farialima on 07/23/12 12:25:54
Added a test for import with ticket reference
[11754] by farialima on 07/23/12 11:55:41
Made all tests pass
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Verity's powerful, full-text search features allow you to search with great accuracy. There are two basic query parsers that can be used to perform different types of searches: full-text and query-by-example. A full-text search will search over the entire text of documents based on the query you provide. This query can contain one or more words and phrases, or it can be a query expression that uses Verity query language, such as operator and modifiers. The query-by-example search will search for documents whose content is similar to a block of text you provide.
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You can use operators and modifiers to apply logic to your query and pinpoint the exact information you are interested in. Popular operators are: AND, OR, ACCRUE, and NEAR. A modifier can be used with an operator to further define your question for the search engine. Frequently-used modifiers are: MANY and NOT. By default, the words "and," "or," and "not" are interpreted as Verity query language; all other query language elements, such as the NEAR operator, are interpreted as words unless surrounded by angle brackets. Sample query expressions using query language are below.
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All food was expensive in Baffin Island as most things have to be imported. If we ate anything other than the dried dehydrated food, it was either bought from the Northern Stores in Iqaluit and Pangnirtung, or eaten at The Snack in Iqaluit, which definately had an 'interesting' atmosphere.
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First Air connects all communities in the North with Iqaluit, which is connected to Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, and Nuuk (Greenland), with most flights south stopping off at Kuujjuaq, a small settlement in northern Quebec. Prices are very expensive, like most things up there. Some of the views are stunning, especially on the Iqaluit-Broughton Island flight, as this flies over the Auyuittuq National Park...or at least our flight did...the pilot announced that he wanted to take the scenic route for a change!
First Air have a fleet of planes which decrease in size with the size of your destination...the Broughton Island flight was very small, just big enough for our group of 19...the hostess doubled as the co-pilot, and cabin service consisted of boxed drinks only. Because I'd chosen a seat next to the emargency exit, the hostess/co-pilot handed me a leaflet, saying that if we crashed, I'd be responsible for opening the doors!
There are several outfitters which can provide boat trips. In Broughton Island we used Pauloosie to access Auyuittuq National Park. Because of the water temperature, you have to wear protective orange suits....you end up looking like the Michelin Man! Apparently, if someone fell into the water without one of these, they would only survive for a couple of minutes....with the orange suit, you can savour your last moments for a further 10, then die of hypothermia once rescued....so you can choose between slow or fast death!! I think it is probably best not to fall in!
The weather is unpredictable, and so is the ice flow...our journey to the national park took 4 hours longer than expected, as the ice suddenly changed direction and blocked our path...so we waited on a beach and cooked bannock bread with our Inuit guides. The delay didn't really matter....we arrived at our first campsite at around midnight, but it never gets dark in the Arctic in summer!
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Luggage and bags: NOT a suitcase destination!! You need a good quality backpack/rucksack which can take a certain amount of bashing around, and it is essential that it is waterproofed, or at least has a plastic lining bag to keep clothes etc. dry. A small daysack is useful if you decide to make a base somewhere in the park.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Waterproof windproof jacket - probably best not to get a rock or ice coloured one, or rescue teams will have one or two problems finding you if you have an accident! You need warm clothes that can dry quickly, especially lots of thin layers. Jeans take ages to dry so aren't really suitable. Shorts (not for sunbathing - there won't be much sun!) are useful for crossing rivers. As for shoes, good strong walking boots plus a pair of old trainers for crossing rivers. Good quality sunglasses are needed for walking on glaciers. Underwear...hmmm, well take what you think you'll need...most people in our group took only one pair. Did we smell?...of course, but if everyone smells as bad as each other, you don't notice at all...trust me!!! Oh, and don't forget the woolly hat!
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Take anything you will need and can carry comfortably - there are no shops in this national park. You can probably buy most things in Iqaluit, but everything is expensive there. A basic medical kit is essential,
Photo Equipment: Bring plenty of film, plus a waterproof bag to keep them and your camera in. Films and camera batteries are available in Iqaluit at inflated prices, but it would be very unlikely that they are available in Pangnirtung or Broughton Island, so stock up before arriving in Baffin Island.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: I'm not an expert on tents or camping gear, but camping in Arctic Canada is a world away from camping on a hot sunny beach! The tent needs to be lightweight but able to withstand high winds. The sleeping bag needs to be fairly warm too. As for stoves, we used some sort of gas stoves. but we had problems carrying fuel, because of the airplane restrictions. Limited fuel is available in Pangnirtung and Broughton Island (the two gateways to the park) but double check this before you go.
Miscellaneous: Pack-in Pack-out! In other words, take out everything you took in, including empty packets. Some people go as far as carrying out their toilet paper, but maybe this is a bit excessive...ask at Parks Canada about this sticky issue! They may not allow you to burn it and burying it is certainly out of the question.
Food is a big thing to sort out...obviously it is impractical to take fresh food, so you'll have to use dehydrated food which is usually disgusting. Carrying it can be a pain, especially if you are intending to spend a long time in the park. We organised for some food to be left at a cache at Summit Lake a couple of months earlier (it had to be that early, as it was dropped off by snowmobile)...a good idea in theory, but unless you know exactly what food is being dumped, then I wouldn't recommend this...the company that provided our food didn't really do its job well; they provided us with lots of packaging which needed to be carried out with us (extra weight we could have done without), silly items like bread mix (how the hell did they expect us to make bread!!), and not enough calories per day to last someone sitting in an office let alone climbing glaciers. All of us spent almost the whole last week thinking of food, and we were continually hungry. If I can remember the company name, I will have no qualms about shaming it.
Written Aug 29, 2002
Most travellers to Canada would miss out Baffin Island as a whole, so this entire page is relevant!
'Off the beaten path' in Baffin Island could describe everything.
The walk in the Auyuittuq National Park is fairly unknown, or at least the Northern section was - most trekkers start from Pangnirtung, trek up to Summit Lake (roughly half way) and go back the same route. The northern section isn't as beautiful, but is much more remote - we saw no-one at all until we arrived at the southern point of Summit Lake (and even then we only saw less than 15).
Written Aug 29, 2002
Fondest memory: My fondest memory of the expedition was probably the boat trip from Broughton Island through the North Pangnirtung Fjord to the start of our trek in the beautiful Auyuittuq National Park. The ice was still thick, even though it was July, so we had to wait several times on different beaches while waiting for the ice to clear. Just a week earlier, the in-flight movie on our flight from London to Montreal had been 'Titanic', and here we were in a tiny boat next to enormous icebergs.
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The House of Cards Comes Tumbling Down
So the Cards have a highly rated secondary? So what?
In one of the most talked about match-ups, you have Arizona's Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (DRC for this post's purpose) against the Steelers Santonio Holmes. Sure, I think DRC is fast, he's got talent and physical strength. He'll be able to give Santonio a workout on Sunday, no doubt. While the rookie CB didn't start his first game until early November, he's tied for the NFL Rookie Interceptions and has returned one for a TD. The kid will eventually be one of the leading CB's in the league. Eventually. But not on Sunday.
DRC will have to step up to stop Holmes. Santonio is good at using double moves to get a defender off his back and probably one of his strengths is getting free when Big Ben is in scramble mode outside the pocket. Still, DRC is a threat. He'll be able to limit Santonio's big plays. However, it doesn't take a ton of big plays to win a game. In just his third year, Santonio has been a consistent go-to guy with 55 catches, 821 yards and 5 TDs. Granted, it's not his breakout year, but he's a good receiver and someone the Steelers can count on when they need him.
I also don't think the Cards should underestimate Hines Ward. He's doing everything he needs to do right now to get his knee into shape. Hines at just 50% is a threat. He's got 81 catches for more than a thousand yeards and 7 TD's this year. He's great when he gets the ball in his hands and equally as great when he doesn't and he's making blocks. Hines Ward is one of the most underrated receivers in the league. He's going to get you either way, either with a catch or a hard hit. Watch him. The Cardinals Rod Hood will most likely be responsible for covering Hines. Hood played in the Super Bowl four years ago with the Eagles, so he understands the pressure of the game. Just this post-season, he's got 11 tackles and has broken up 4 passes.
The added strength in the Cardinals secondary comes from safeties Adrian Wilson and Antrel Rolle. Wilson has spent the last 8 seasons with the Cardinals and is probably their best blitzer. He's got 75 tackles and 2 interceptions. But good safeties have to play the run and the pass games equally. Antrel Rolle has returned 4 of 8 interceptions for TD's. He plays the game more like Ed Reed than Troy Polamalu.
On the surface, the Cardinals secondary seems like a tough match for the Steelers offense. The House of Cards tumbles though, when you realize that Pittsburgh is winning NOT when they have to rely on the passing game and Big Ben, but when they run the ball. Unfortunately, the best part of the Cardinals defense is the secondary.
Expect Willie Parker to have a big day. And all it takes is one or two break away runs and the Steelers have the Cardinals right where they want them. I also expect TE Heath Miller to have a big day. Though the Steelers don't often listen to me, I think they should use Heath as a receiver more often. The Cardinals haven't had a good year defending TE's. I think both Parker and Miller will be making the Cardinals work for it.
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Behemoths are a race of large, powerful creatures. They can attack with all three styles of the Combat triangle and can have special defences, for example the Bulwark beast's armour. All of the behemoths were summoned from another plane by Bilrach during his experiments with portal magic. Therefore, they are aligned to Zamorak. Also, all behemoths seem to have high accuracy and strength, while having quite low defences. There are currently only five species known:
All of them reside in the tunnels of Daemonheim, constructed by the Mahjarrat Bilrach as bosses at the ends of floors. Stomp, however, is too big to fit through the portal, which is why only his head can be fought. All of the behemoths are capable of a powerful stomp attack that they will use if someone attempts to walk underneath them. All the behemoths are immune to poison.
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Gluttonous behemothEdit
This is the lowest level behemoth. It lives on Daemonheim's uppermost Frozen floors. It is presumed to be a good hunter, as it catches Mastices and eats them to heal himself when damaged.
- One way to destroy this behemoth is to get in the way between the behemoth and the carcass when fighting, that will keep it from regenerating its health.
Bulwark beastEdit
Bulwark beasts are slightly bigger than the Gluttonous behemoths. They have very strong armour plating that needs to be destroyed with a pickaxe before any damage can be dealt. Oddly enough, the armour does not protect the beast against Magic attacks or attacks from Gorajo.
Stomp is by far the biggest behemoth, as he cannot even fit through the portal leading to his room. Stomp can heal himself without the use of food, but can be killed by deactivating the portal with special crystal lodestones right next to his head in the boss room. He has a very powerful attack in which he causes the part of the ceiling to collapse, making rocks fall on anyone fighting him. He can also make himself invincible. You then have an opportunity to weaken the portal. Failure to do so causes Stomp to restore his lifepoints.
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The Hope Devourer is a dark behemoth from the warped floors of Daemonheim. It is the monster that scared Marmaros the rewards trader. It has the ability to feed himself on players' protection prayers, making itself stronger. It doesn't know any magic, instead it opts for brute force with powerful melee attacks and a headbutt which knocks players backwards. A long roar indicates it is preparing to vacuum up your calls for aid. This is when you should deactivate protection prayers.
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◊ 2011-06-11 00:14 |
Apologies for my last two movies. Now, I'll add something legitimate. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seibu_Keisatsu I've been hoping that we would add this show for a while because of all the cool old Japanese police cars used in it, but we never have, so I've decided to upload what I could myself. I'm not sure of the episode numbers, as these are just random clips, but I will upload more very soon, as I have the whole summer, but at least the page has started now. antp, Ford_Guy, feel free to comment or reprimand me about the pictures, etc. I'm open to criticism. Thank you!! |
◊ 2011-06-11 00:40 |
And the reason for almost all cars being Nissans is because the show was sponsored by them. |
◊ 2011-06-11 03:16 |
Independent film projects would be legitimate if they have a genuine release (not youtube). David Lynch started primitive too: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060984/ |
◊ 2011-06-11 03:39 |
Thanks. Maybe someday I could be like Lynch..... |
◊ 2011-06-11 03:47 |
It all starts with the haircut. |
◊ 2011-06-11 04:09 |
Well...perhaps Ill be more of a Tarantino guy...but without the strange conduct. |
◊ 2011-06-12 10:20 |
I'm glad to see somebody is doing "Seibu Keisatsu." Unfortunately, the video screencaps/pictures aren't very good quality. Where are you getting the video? I don't think the show has been released on DVD, so I assume you're using video from YouTube. I have been watching episodes posted by YouTube users KITT1978DDS and kazuki536PART2. You can find their videos here: http://www.youtube.com/user/KITT1978DDS#g/u and here: http://www.youtube.com/user/kazuki536PART2#g/u If you do use YouTube videos to make caps/images, be sure to use the highest resolution possible. Make sure that it's at least 480p. Your default settings may play the video at 240p or 360p, so be sure to check before you play the video. Also, I found this website: http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/dandy-arata4/ It has a lot of information on the cars used in many episodes of the show. |
◊ 2011-06-12 15:57 |
Right. I'll do that. I've been using keepvid.com to capture the MP3 files and quicktime HD to get stills into JPEG format. Unfortunatley, most of the vids that U've come across are from VHS, so the quality if questionable to begin with, but I'll check out your links, too. Thank you very much!!! |
◊ 2012-05-13 13:26 |
I think they destroyed one thousand Nissans! |
◊ 2012-05-16 14:44 |
Series TV Series Seibu Keisatsu (10/14/1979 - 4/18/1982) TV Series Seibu Keisatsu Part-II (5/30/1982 - 3/20/1983) TV Series Seibu Keisatsu Part-III (4/3/1983 - 10/22/1984) TV Special Seibu Keisatsu Special (10/31/2004) |
◊ 2012-06-09 05:44 |
police car fan, thank you SO much for uploading new pics, BUT!!!! SOme of them are actually from "Daitokai", the EARLIER series that evolved into Seibu Keisatsu, from 1976-78. Maybe a separate page is in order. |
◊ 2012-06-29 18:43 |
Sounds good to me, but there are also some other points i wanna say: This pics are from youtube, and the makers of the movies on youtube are (ofcourse) Japanese, and what is annoying is that they give the title of the movies in Japanese, so i don't understand what the title is, and unfortunally us the quallity of these not HD and other movies have commercials from the user on it; www.gomplayer.jp Still, i'll try to get more cars :;): -- Last edit: 2012-06-29 23:08:52 |


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In preparation for the Year of Faith proclaimed by Pope Benedict XVI, the Rosary Evangelization Apostolate in cooperation with the John Paul II Center of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee will present an all day conference devoted to the Holy Mass. Come and rediscover Eucharistic Amazement as 5 Bishops will speak and uplift our faith on the powerful meaning of the Holy Mass and the presence of the Holy Eucharist in our lives.
Hosted at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in Milwaukee. 8:00 am Opening Mass with Archbishop Jerome of Listecki. Conference to follow shortly after Holy Mass and conclude at 3:45 pm. Includes hot lunch, adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and opportunities for the sacrament of Reconciliation.
Come and be inspired by 5 wonderful Bishops: Archbishop Listecki of Milwaukee, Bishop Morlino of Madison, Bishop Kane of Chicago, Bishop Dewane of Venice, Florida and Bishop Donald Hying of Milwaukee. You do not want to miss this one as this will be a fantastic followup to the recent Mens Conference. Everyone is welcome to attend. Bring your family and friends.
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I have recently enrolled on a dstance learning course for this and have been looking on the RHS website for the examiner's notes on past papers. I can only see examiner's notes on the Feb 2011 exam for Plant Classification, Structure and Function. Where do I find the examiner's reports for the other exam papers? Also I have deceided to concentrate on just the first two units for Feb 2012 exams and then the second two units for June 2012 exams, has anyone else found this to be beneficial? I thought I would be able to absorb more information doing it this way than try to cram too much too soon. I,m not really in any rush and would rather take my time.
Would be good to hear from anyone else doing the course now by distance learning, let me know where you are sitting the exams and how you are finding the course.
There is a group on facebook for RHS students..... http://www.facebook.com/groups/149282025124760/ past papers... L2 http://www.rhs.org.uk/Courses/Qualifications/RHS-Level-2-qualifications/L2-past-papers


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Germanwings: Stuttgart to Corfu
- Depart: Stuttgart, Germany - Echterdingen (STR)
- Arrive: Corfu, Greece - Corfu International (CFU)
- Website: germanwings.com
About this flight
The carrier: Germanwings
Now owned by Lufthansa,Germanwings is an indisputable giant, one of Germany's big three budget airlines. In addition to its German destinations, 'wings' flies to destinations in Turkey, Greece, Italy, Croatia and other Eastern locations. It benefits from one of the best and most wide-ranging destination tallies among the airlines we profile. Unlike many carriers, Germanwings' route map is broad and well-distributed across Europe. An added bonus we love? With the airline's "Smart Connect" one-stop booking tool, it is possible to purchase connecting flights as single fares.
One of Europe's bigger low-cost airlines, with very good reach into the Balkans. The website has a helpful low fare calendar in the upper right hand corner.
Operates in part on a connecting flight model, feeding passengers via hubs.
* Carry-on: Baggage cannot measure more than 55 x 40 x 20 centimeters and must weigh no more than 8 kg.
* Checked: Up to 20 kg of baggage (online €8 per piece is charged, at the airport €7 per piece); over this a charge of €20 per item).
* Please visit Germanwings's website for more information on its baggage policy.
Pre-booking is allowed online during or after the booking process until 3 hours before the flight. Standard seats cost €6 and XL seats with extra legroom cost €15. Before midnight the night before your flight, you can also reserve a "private seat" via the call center for the same price as your own seat. This means that the seat next to you will be kept empty for a more comfortable trip.
Check-in and Ticketing
Web check-in is available between 72 and 3 hours before departure. At a German airport you can check-in online up to one hour before departure. Passengers with checked luggage can also check- in online.
Germanwings hosts monthly offers, so check in often. Avoid early morning flights, which tend to be packed, out of their hubs. In general, allow extra time for check-in.
Fun Fact
There have been many liveries for Germanwings in order to promote the destination city. There is a special livery to promote the City of Berlin (named "Berlin Bearbus"), and there have been special liveries for the German cities of Hamburg (named "Hamburg Shopper") and Stuttgart. There have also been liveries for T-Mobile and two others with a mouth with a tongue, one of them with a speech bubble across the aircraft.
Departure: Stuttgart, Germany - Echterdingen (STR)
In Brief: Located about 14 km (9 miles) south of central Stuttgart, the airport is a significant hub for Germanwings and TUIfly. Other budget airlines serving the airport include Air Berlin, Blue Air, Condor, and Flybe. In addition to these low-cost airlines, the airport sees a fair amount of conventional airline traffic. Transportation: Two S-Bahn lines connect the Stuttgart Airport with central Stuttgart. The S2 and S3 lines make the 25-odd minute connection for just €3.
more...Arrival: Corfu, Greece - Corfu International (CFU)
Corfu International Airport a highly seasonal airport on the Greek island of Corfu. The airport was named after John Capodistria, the first Governor of Greece. Location: Corfu International Airport is located 2 km (1 miles) south of Corfu. Transport: - Bus: Buses provide service in and out of the city center. Bus stops are located just outside the airport. The journey takes approximately ten minutes. - Taxi: The taxi rank is located outside the main terminal building. Travelers are strongly advised to negotiate the price with the taxi driver before the trip. Service: There is a centrally located information desk in the main terminal building. Other facilities include: bank, currency exchange, ATM, and post office. Travelers are also able to grab a bite at the airport's cafe/bar or go shopping at the duty-free store. The airport offers a health center. more...
Area airports
There are no other airports within 110km (68 miles) of Corfu, Greece - Corfu International (CFU)


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FOREST CITY, N.C. — A new healthcare laundry company, River Textile Services (RTS), will be opening a 62,500-square-foot laundry here this summer, according to Chairman/CEO George Ferencz.
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