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OS installation gets stuck cant access safe mode either
Hi i have toshiba satellite A205 win 7
its been freezing a lot lately i dont know why
so i tried to install Windows 7 OS again (its not genuine) i usually do this successfully if i get virus but i dont think its virus this time
but during the installation it got stuck it passes the copying windows file up to completing installation but it says it needs to be restarted and i did this several times it either hangs up or tells me cannot be installed restart.whenever i start all over again a black screen comes up with listing windows 7 several times asking me to select 1...i select the latest but same thing happens allover ...cannot access safe mode either
i tried to install win 7 ultimate geniune but same thing happens
i also tried the repairing option its not working keeps telling me to restart..i believe its the hdd thats corrupted
i need to get my files...anyways?
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Can't help you with your pirated copy of windows 7.
You're problem seems memory related to me.
RAM - Test with Memtest86+
I would let it run overnight or for about 5 to 7 passes
Sorry but that's the extent of the help I can give you.
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I would Check the hard drive with the manufacturer's diagnostic tools.
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Win7 x 6 PC's
Where did you get Windows 7 Ultimate copy you claim is geniune? Did you burn the DVD yourself?
What files do you need to get? Why would you leave files on the HD if you're reinstalling Windows 7 which will overwrite them? You can try to retrieve files using Install DVD this way: Copy & Paste - in Windows Recovery Console
Then unplug all other HD's and peripherals, boot the DVD, choose Custom Install, delete all partitions, click Next and Windows 7 will create and format partitions for you before installing.
If install fails then, try wiping the HD: SSD - HDD Optimize for Windows Reinstallation
Next if it fails try removing all but 2gb of RAM to try install. Test RAM - Test with Memtest86+.
Swap RAM sticks.
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Hello every1
thanks for your replies
I recovered my files using ubuntu
it was very helpfull
thanks again
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Eagles have 5 prime time games: At Colts Week 2, Giants Week 6, Panthers Week 10, At Cowboys Week 13 (Thanksgiving), Cowboys Week 15.
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Chance of a lifetime: (From left) Ridhwan, Wee and his daughter posing with Everton jerseys and former Everton midfielder Graeme Sharp during the tour.
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Four months after the City of Waukesha opened a Dunkin' Donuts, the Town of Waukesha could be getting the donut shop as well.
The Town's Plan Commission and Town Board will discuss the new Dunkin' Donuts, S30 W24836 Sunset Drive, by the St. Vincent de Paul building at a joint meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Town Hall.
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The poll for favorite fall drive in the Northeast was a nail-biter. Only 5 votes separated the winner from the runner up, both of which were New York state mountain ranges. However, the Catskills triumphed over the Allegheny Mountains to be the regional favorite fall drive.
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There are almost 100 mountain peaks in the Catskills, which are one of New York's most popular winter destinations. Since it's only a few hours north of New York City, it's a prime spot for leaf peeping for urban dwellers.
We start our drive in East Windham, New York near the Catskill Park.
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START: East Windham, New York (More: Forecast)
Survey the lands you're about to tour on your fall foliage drive from Point Lookout Overlook. On clear days, you can see five states from this spot. From East Windham, travel west on Route 23 through the Catskill Park. At 700,00 acres, it's almost as large as Rhode Island!
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In 1843, local businessman Zaddock Pratt hired a stone cutter to depict his life story on the face of a local rock outcropping. Though small, Pratt Rock is a quirky piece of Hudson Valley history and worth stopping to see. This area was hit hard last year by Hurricane Irene. Several bridges in the area were damaged during the storm, trapping some vacationing families in the community. Everyone was rescued by authorities and roads are back to normal.
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Do not enter the town of Hunter without stopping at St. John the Baptist Ukraininan Catholic Church. It's hard to miss, because it's a rather impressive cedar log complex at the top of a hill. Built entirely in the style of Carpathian highlanders the 1962 basilica was built without nails. Make a return visit next summer when church-goers let visitors sample Ukrainian cuisine at the weekly Sunday brunches (summers only).
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New York's highest two-tiered waterfall cannot be missed, especially in fall. The hike to the fall is a not a long one, but it can be tricky. From the parking lot, you have to walk along the narrow road shoulder for about a quarter of a mile. You'll be walking very close to traffic. But once you get to the falls, you'll be treated with the sight of a double cascading waterfall which plummets 260 feet.
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In this video, we explore the phenomenon that is the "sponsor me" tape. Sam Smyth, the team manager for the Girl and Chocolate skateboard teams, leads us to the sponsor me tape graveyard at Crailtap HQ. He also names some pro skaters who once sent in their tapes, and shows us Sean Malto's first submission. Sean then breaks down what it took to get on Girl and reminisces about filming Pretty Sweet. Enjoy.
Sam Smyth is the talent manager for Girl and Chocolate skateboards. If you Google him, most of the links that pop up lead to pictures of him eating sandwiches or his photo website. While those activities make up a large part of Sam's portfolio, I think his greatest achievement is keeping the most elite team in skating balanced and happy for the last 15 years.
The Girl and Chocolate teams are about to release their first video offering since 2004's Hot Chocolate, and to the people concerned with such things (everyone who rides a skateboard), it's the biggest event to happen all year—all that president electing business included. As you may have noticed, last week we released a little YouTube nugget from the Crailtap camp in the form of a bowl jam with Raven Tershy at the Diamond Mine. In preparation for the big day (which is November 16, by the way), every Tuesday we'll be putting up more bonus junk from the Tap, so check back next week. And the week after that, etc.
I got out my typing fingers and had an iChat conversation with Sam in an attempt to learn something about the video, but we ended up talking more about oops poops, drunken kids, and babysitting a bunch of man-children than anything else.
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Will you brag to James Kelch about the superiority of your city?
Uh, YES. Fully.
As a person who reads every skate magazine and pays attention to people's names in videos, I always wondered about your history. Can you give me the breakdown of where and how you were born and raised?
I was born to hippie parents in San Francisco, in the house that my mom still lives in. I was a city kid. I had a lot of freedom. I was riding bikes, taking the bus, and skating all over the city at a pretty young age.
Who did you start skating with?
I started skating with some kids from my neighborhood. They were down for a year or so, then they went on to different things and I stuck with it. I met Nick Lockman at Golden Gate Park. His dad and mine would take us skating. They took me to Embarcadero. Nick was six, I was ten. Nick is the team manager at DGK now.
Were his parents hippies or was he just poorly supervised?
They were cool as fuck. They liked to party, so I think there had to be a touch of hippie in 'em. Like mine, they supported skating to the fullest, which wasn't a popular move for parents back then.
I heard you say once that you shit your pants at a skate contest when you were 12. Is that true?
Yes. Nick and I stayed best skate buddies for a long time. And then we met Karl Watson, and the three of us were like skate brothers. When Think Skateboards started they wanted our little crew, so all three of us got on Think. We actually came up with the name. They wanted to call it Move, and we thought that was whack.
Anyway, first trip we ever went on with Think was up to Corvallis, Oregon for the NSA contest. This had to be 1990 or so. While we were practicing I did a little oops poops. Unfortunately, I was wearing Ghetto Wear shorts. They were so thin there was no playing it off, and I had to ask Kieth Cochran to take me back to the hotel. He laughed and called me out on the mic, which was slightly embarrassing. When I got back I took my run. I think I did OK, but I puked as soon as they said time.
Had you gotten drunk the night before?
Yeah. It was my first time ever getting drunk. Jason Adams got me a 32oz of Miller High Life. That was my dad's brand so it was the only beer I had ever tasted. I remember getting wrapped up in the bed cover and drug around the hotel.


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Red Wings begin 5-game road trip in Dallas
Updated On: Jan 03 2014 06:31:41 PM EST
The Detroit Red Wings begin a 5-game road trip Saturday night in Dallas where they will meet a tough Stars team.
The Red Wings (18-14-10) have been good on the road all season (12-4-3) and hope that trend continues as they visit the Stars, the San Jose Sharks, the Los Angeles Kings, the Anaheim Ducks and the New York Rangers before returning to Detroit on Jan. 18 to host the Kings.
About the Red Wings (18-14-10, 46 points): The Winter Classic didn't have the outcome Detroit would have wanted as the Toronto Maple Leafs prevailed in a shootout, 3-2. However, the Wings gained another important point to keep them in a playoff spot.
The team remains riddled with key injuries. Jonathan Ericsson, Stephen Weiss, Johan Franzen and Darren Helm all are out of the lineup. Goalie Jimmy Howard (6 wins, 2.72 GAA, .907 SV%, 2 SO) returned for the Winter Classic and he likely will get the start Saturday night with Petr Mrazek on the bench. Goalie Jonas Gustavsson is still out with a sore groin.
Defenseman Danny DeKeyser is back out of the lineup with a lower body injury.
More: Red Wings call up Marchenko from Grand Rapids
Justin Abdelkader and Henrik Zetterberg have returned from their injuries to offer the team much-needed depth on offense.
About the Stars (20-13-7, 47 points): The Dallas Stars are a team on the rise but they are playing in a treacherous Western Conference with powerhouse teams such as Chicago, St. Louis, Anaheim and San Jose. Their 47 points aren't enough to earn them a playoff spot at this point as they sit in 9th place, 2 points behind the Phoenix Coyotes.
The Stars have enjoyed success from young players such as Tyler Seguin, Jamie Benn, Alex Chiasson and Valeri Nichushkin. The future looks bright for Dallas but right now they could use some help on the blueline while Stephane Robidas, Trevor Daley and Sergei Gonchar are all out of the lineup with injuries.
When healthy, goalie Kari Lehtonen (16 wins, 2.54 GAA, .918 SV%, 1 SO) has been stellar between the pipes. Expect him to get the start Saturday night.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers found themselves in an early hole in the NLCS, but they were able to rebound with a win at home in Game 3 and now they will be looking to even the series with the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday night.
No matter what, the action will be shifting back to St. Louis for the next game of the series, but the Dodgers would prefer to not be one step away from elimination.
How can you catch the latest game in the NLCS between the Cardinals and Dodgers? Here is all of the information you will need to catch every pitch of the action:
Date: Tuesday, October 15
Start Time: 8:00 p.m. ET
Location: Los Angeles, California
Stadium: Dodger Stadium
Series: Cardinals lead, 2-1
TV Info: TBS
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Will the Dodgers be able to keep rolling in front of their home crowd or will the Cardinals pull one off on the road and get one step closer to the World Series? Sound off in the comments section below and share your thoughts and predictions.


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The Oakland Athletics' final game of the 2013 regular season showed everyone why they're heading to the postseason with the second best record in the AL. Spectacular pitching and timely hitting up and down the lineup lead to a 9-0 thrashing of the Seattle Mariners on the road in the final tuneup before the playoffs begin.
Sonny Gray pitched five shutout innings, allowing just three hits. The bullpen of Jesse Chavez, Pedro Figueroa, Dan Otero, Ryan Cook and Grant Balfour combined to shut down the Mariners the rest of the game.
On offense, the A's put up four runs each in the second and fifth innings. In the second, Chris Young drove in a pair and Seth Smith doubled him in, knocking Mariners' starter Erasmo Ramirez out of the game. Brandon Moss, who hit his 30th home run of the season yesterday, singled to right to knock in Smith following the pitching change.
Seven different players drove in runs for the A's, from everyday starters to bench players getting some playing time in the final game. Alberto Callaspo, Josh Reddick, and Daric Barton recorded RBIs in the fifth, and Andy Parrino got his name in the box score with an RBI double in the ninth.
The A's will have almost a week to rest and gameplan for the Tigers in the ALDS. Game 1 will be on Friday in Oakland, with the time yet to be determined.


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Microsoft distributes Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Service Pack 1 fixes as one downloadable file. Because the fixes are cumulative, each new release contains all the hotfixes and all the security fixes that were included with the previous SQL Server 2012 Service Pack 1 fix release.
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Features that are added in this cumulative update
Feature 1: Backup and restore from SQL Server to Microsoft Azure Blob storageExpanding on current backup storage options, native SQL Server backups can now be stored in Microsoft Azure Blob storage. In this release, backups to Microsoft Azure Blob storage are supported by using Transact-SQL and Server Management Objects (SMO). This improvement can be used to back up a SQL Server database on an on-premises instance or on an instance of SQL Server that is running in a hosted environment, such as the Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine. For more details, see SQL Server Backup and Restore with Microsoft Azure Blob Storage Service
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Earlier versions of SQL Server supported the preparing of images by using SQL Server Sysprep. This enabled images to be prepared with desired features and then completed later. However, there were many major features that were not supported by SQL Server Sysprep. Expanding the supported features for SQL Server Sysprep to include SQL Server Analysis Services, SQL Server Integration Services, and shared features enables SQL Server Sysprep to be used in a wider variety of image preparation scenarios.
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A Positive Experience at the Apple Store
Submitted by bobweiner on October 14, 2009 - 22:27
I had a really good experience with the Apple Store Genius Bar today, and I thought I'd share it.
Over the past few weeks, I have become more attuned to my (early 2008 model) Macbook Pro's battery performance. In the past, I could get a full 2.5 hours per charge; the last few weeks the battery was getting under an hour from a full charge. The machine is still under warranty.
So, realizing that my warranty would be expiring soon, I made the decision to book an appointment with the Genius Bar. I'd tried doing this a few weeks ago, but all available time slots were taken.
This morning, when I made my reservation, only one time slot was open (1:20PM). I took it. I brought the laptop and power cable to the Apple Store at the International Plaza Mall, in Tampa.
I brought the laptop up to the Genius working at the bar, and described the problem I was having. He powered the machine down, inserted a USB thumb drive labeled "battery test†and powered the machine back up. On the screen was a diagram of the battery, divided into 3 main sections. All sections were showing red, with a message below confirming the battery failure. The Genius asked me if I'd noticed poor battery performance, made a few notes in the system, then returned back from the stock room with a replacement battery in hand. I signed some paperwork and was out of the store in all of 10 minutes.
It was a very pleasant experience. I didn't have to wait for more than a few minutes. Everyone I encountered was pleasant and friendly. In sum, I left feeling satisfied. Every little exchange and nuance of a customer's experience forms an impression about the brand. I'm pleased to say that, this time, Apple came thru with flying colors.


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Mad Batter is a creature seen in A Link to the Past and Link's Awakening. While his name is never mentioned in game, in The Legend of Zelda - Link's Awakening Player's Guide, he is referred to as the Mad Batter. As the Mad Batter's name implies, this creature appears to be a bat. He sleeps in altars found in underground caves, and Link may awaken him by sprinkling Magic Powder on the said alters. The bat creature is known for providing Link with upgrades to punish him for having been released, but he inadvertently helps Link out.
A Link to the Past
In A Link to the Past, his altar is found in a hole next to the Dwarven Swordsmiths' Smithery. The hole can only be reached by pounding the stake blocking the way with the Magic Hammer and jumping off a cliff into it. Once inside, Link can go north to an altar and sprinkle the Magic Powder. An angry bat will appear, and scold and thank Link for waking him.[1] This confusing shift in his dialogue continues until he finally cast a spell on Link, halving his Magic Meter.[2] In reality, this causes Link to consume half the magic power he normally would with pertaining items.[3]
Link's Awakening
The "Mad Batter" shows up in three different locations throughout Link's Awakening: Mysterious Woods, Martha's Bay, and Tal Tal Heights. His altars are always found underground. The Mad Batter serves the same purpose wherever he is seen: to increase Link's inventory. This time, his altars look like lamps. When Link tosses Magic Powder on them, the creature appears in a ball of light form before taking a bat-like form. Upset about being awakened from his sleep, the Mad Batter speaks with the same mannerisms as he did in A Link to the Past.[4] The Creature will triple Link's capacity for carrying Bombs[5] and Arrows[6] and double that of his Magic Powder,[7] thinking he's troubling the hero by burdening him with more equipment.[8] This time, Link has a choice of whether the creature "punishes" him or not, as the creature will ask "Are you ready?!" before he casts a spell.[4] However, if Link answers "N-no", the Mad Batter will only change the option of what equipment he will increase.[9]
- The Mad Batter's name is a possible reference to the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland.
- A similar character, known as Batreaux, appears in Skyward Sword.
- The concept of a recurring character trying to curse the player, but actually helping the player was later reused in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door with the Black Chest Demon.
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University Mourns the Loss of Alumnus, Coach, Friend Dan French
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Pacific University handball players, coach look to expand notoriety of the sport.
Oregon Professor of the Year News Coverage
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Pacific Physics Professor Juliet Brosing is 2012 Oregon Professor of the Year
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The purpose of the Alumni Association is to foster unity and loyalty among alumni members, to provide opportunities for lifelong learning, and to promote the ideals and interests of Marygrove College.
President – Yesenia Lara Romero '07
Vice President – Dr. Vanessa Howell Ghant '92
Treasurer – Alisa M. Fergerson '02
Secretary – Sandra Jo Collins '82
Catherine Mancina Baldwin '65
Mark Bartnik '79
Samual Blue '93
Gloria Brown-Banks '11
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Briana Parker '12
Frances Brown Simmons '85
Carol Baron Wiseman '58
Colleen Cadieux, Director of Alumni Relations/Alumni Annual Giving
In conjunction with the Office of Admissions, the Admissions/Retention Committee develops and implements strategies that utilize alumni in promoting and marketing Marygrove College to prospective and accepted students. This committee also works with the Student Development Department to implement strategies designed to increase student retention.
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Co-Chair – Tia Littlejohn '06
Le Gayle Bean '03
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Rita Healey Carey '68
Carol Harrison '63
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Director of Alumni Relations/Alumni Annual Giving - Diane Puhl
The Affinity Committee is responsible for assisting the Director of Alumni Relations/Annual Giving in cultivating donor relationships; coordinating fundraising efforts for the Alumni Association; assisting with college-wide fundraising initiatives; recognizing the accomplishments and/or significant events in the life of the alums; and in developing innovative strategies to bond alums with the College, with each other and with current students.
Chair - Yesenia Lara-Romero '06
Catherine Mancina Baldwin '65
Sandra Jo Collins '82
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Director of Alumni Relations/Alumni Annual Giving - Diane Puhl
The Career Committee works closely with the Assistant Director of Career Services and the Alumni Director to provide support services, programs, and events for current Marygrove students and alumni that enhance market readiness, career development, and career networking for alumni of all ages.
Co-Chair – Sherrie Konkus '06
Co-Chair – Kezia McAllister '10
Samual Blue '93
Alisa M. Fergerson '02
Brittany Mack '12
Ex officio member:
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This committee is responsible for a proactive effort to source talented Marygrove Alumni to serve on the Board and its committees. The committee is responsible for presenting a slate of candidates annually for the Board of the Alumni Association, as well as focusing on the vibrancy of the Board over the long term.
Co-Chair - Mark Bartnik '79, Board President 2006-2009
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Sherrie Konkus '06, Current Board President
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Copeland Named Burlsworth Trophy Finalist
Tiger left guard one of three finalists nationally for national top walk-on award
Max Copeland Named 2013 Burlsworth Trophy Semifinalist
Walk-on senior guard among 10 candidates to win award
Mizzou Announces September High Achievers Winners
Four student-athletes recognized by the Total Person Program
Practice Report: Day 2
Mizzou continues fall camp at the Kadlec Practice Fields
Mizzou Student-Athletes Say Thanks to Donors
Annual Thank-a-Thon Allows Tiger Athletes to Show Appreciation
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A great story of perseverance and determination who is one of the most spirited and colorful characters on the team ... A former walk-on who came to Mizzou because of a love for the school that his father instilled in him (his father is an MU grad) ... Despite having a scholarship offer to play football for his home state school of Montana, he walked on at Mizzou to pursue his dream, and right before the start of the 2012 season, he was rewarded with a scholarship to reward him for his hard work ... After starting 11 games at right guard a year ago, he enters camp in his senior season listed atop the depth chart at left guard ... The physics major quickly became a media favorite early in the 2012 season for his insightful and entertaining thoughts given during interviews.
Emerged as one of the top individual stories on the team in 2012, as the formerly unheralded walk-on turned himself into a starter ... Ended up starting 11 games at right guard - every game with the exception of the Vanderbilt contest ... Played in all 12 games as part of the offensive line rotation, as well as performing on special teams units ... Was credited with one tackle at Central Florida after a turnover by the offense ... Was awarded with a scholarship for his efforts in the program early in the season, a moment which he described as "surreal" ... Won the team's Unsung Hero Award at the season-ending banquet for his outstanding efforts and dedication to the program ... An honors student majoring in physics who won SEC 2012 Academic Honor roll status.
Joined the team as a preferred walk-on prior to the 2009 season, and he immediately established himself as one of the hardest workers on the team in every aspect of the program.
Became a starter as a senior, when he played tight end and offensive line ... Served as the student body vice president as a senior at Billings West High School ... High school coach - Paul Klaboe.
Parents - Michael and Joanne Copeland ... Father is a Mizzou graduate, and Max dreamed of playing football at Mizzou while growing up in the Kansas City area, before his family moved to Montana ... Made his first visit to Mizzou in 2006 for a Tiger game, and was set on the idea that going to Mizzou was his path ... Got notice by Tiger coaches at a summer camp he attended, and eventually was invited to be a preferred walk-on.
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If you are working as a software programmer then you might have come accross someone who uses the following phrase regularly..
"What's the big deal? it ain't no rocket science"
Most of the times, the guy who says this is either your boss or customer or a guy from the Top Management.
Well, I'll tell you my idea of rocket science.....
I think rocket science is easy when compared to the software development activity.
Most of the time the parameters required to build a rocket remain constant...
I don't know many things about the rocket science (but still feel that i should write an article about this subject)
So I'll give you an example in the following way....
Assume what would happen if the Rockets are built the way we develop software...
These are the following scenarios i could come up with
Scenario 1.
Boss: Where are we right now in that Mission to Moon Project?
Engineer: About 50% done boss..
Boss: Did we already started building the rocket?
Engineer: Yes boss, we got the shell, the propulsion engine and a few electronic gadgets to monitor the critical parts of the rocket. The electronics are the most expensive parts of the rocket.
Boss : Really? why did we buy them then? can't we make them ourselves?
Engineer: Most of our scientists are into "Rocket Science" boss, and we don't have competency in electronic gadgets. And anyway, why do we need them when already someone else is capable of delivering the electronic gadgets.
Boss: Don't talk crap Edward. Why did we take these scientists from MIT ? we expect them to know everything. Rocket Science is a science... Electronics is a science. Can't you see the simple truth?
Engineer: Er...
Boss: With sincere efforts a man can achieve anything. Tell me how difficult is it to build a neuclear reactor in your house? All one has to do is get a few grams of uranium 232 refine it.. bombard the nucleus of a few atoms with a few neutrons... ..... connect this setup to an electricity generator...thats all.... ,imagine how beautiful it would be to say "One neuclear reactor in every home"
Engineer: Err... I think it is possible .. but...
Boss: You have a negative attitude Edward, you are a pessimist. You should always believe in yourselves.
Engineer: Yes boss.
Boss: Leave that to me Edward, I'll suggest a group motivation program to our top management. From our next project onwards, we'll build our own electronic components. Please suggest a few good books on Electronics.
Engineer Yes boss.
Scenario 2
Boss: Edward, we have a situation here, the Management has decided to change the "Mission to moon" project to "Mission to Mars" project.
Engineer: oh... so what happens to the efforts which we already put for "Mission to moon" project?.
Boss: Yup, I had that in my mind while discussing the issue with the Management. We'll use the same hardware.. Reusability is one of the key factors of successful Rockets development.
Engineer: but boss getting to Mars is a altoghether..completely different game .
Boss: Why Mars is a Planet and Moon is a Planet, I don't see a difference here.. am I missing something?
Engineer: boss Moon is a satellite...and mars is a planet...
Boss: Don't teach me astronomy edward.. what is moon? a celetial body.. what is mars it is also a celestial body so we can safely say that moon and mars implement ICelestialBody Interface. right? You should always consider the abstract side of your job edward.
Engineer: But boss, how is this related to .......
Boss: Don't give me that ifs and buts crap edward... I've been noticing your attitude from day 1, you are always a nonstarter. When will you realize that we can do anything if we sincerely believe in what we are doing.
Scenario 3
Boss: Edward You have to make a small change.
Engineer: what is it boss?
Boss: Today our VP has seen our rocket , he didn't like the shape of it, he says, it reminds him.......er... something naughty and he says our prestegious "Rocket company" should not do anything "undignified". You have to change the shape of the rocket .
Scenario 4
Boss: Edward!! Why didn't the rocket take off?
Engineer: We developed the rocket with the idea that the gravity is 9.8 m/sec2 but today the gravity is 14.2 m/sec2


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Sponsoring the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival is a great way to support this important cultural event as well as gain excellent marketing exposure for your business. We encourage all levels of sponsorship and encourage you to get involved in the Festival soon to take advantage of many months of promotion leading up the 2015 Festival. All contributions are tax deductible (Tax ID# 77-0367414).
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Dogs Trust canine carers Andrew and Paul headed up the team of runners participating on behalf of the charity. The money raised is still coming in but already last year's total has been beaten and over £10,000 has been raised.
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Dogs Trust Darlington Fun Day
Sunday 20th July 2014
Dogs Trust Darlington recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. Since officially opening in May 1994 the centre has cared for over an astonishing 18,000 dogs.
Fun Day was a fantastic way to celebrate this milestone, as our supporters and four legged friends came down to the show field in South Park, Darlington to join us in our celebrations. This year's event seemed to be the busiest yet and we particularly noticed an increase in the number of dogs attending!
Overall the event raised over £6500 which was a wonderful achievement.
Dogs Trust Darlington would particularly like to thank the following;
• Our fantastic volunteers - all 34 of them! From the preparation to the end of the day our volunteers ensured this event was going to be such a woofing success!
• The private stall holders and vendors who attended on the day and made a donation for taking part.
• Barclays who match funded the tombola's as this made a significant difference to our grand total.
• Lingfield Warehousing who have provided free storage facility and allowed us to collect and store as many prizes and items as we possibly could get our paws on to!
• All our wonderful supporters who have donated prizes and attended on the day.
We look forward to seeing you all at next years Fun Day, but in the meantime please see our events page for the rest of the years fundraising activities!
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Co-inciding with the 2014 release of the new album Here She Comes and the publication of Hazel's acclaimed autobiography Breaking Glass Barefoot award-winning singer songwriter Hazel O'Connor is back.
Teaming up here with legendary performers - saxophonist Clare Hirst (Bellestars, Communards, David Bowie) and Sarah Fisher (Eurythmics) on keyboards the superb blend of the three voices and musicianship adds a sweet touch of class to their vibrant performance. Here live and onstage, her unforgettable songs from the iconic film Breaking Glass including Eighth Day, Will You, Big Brother, and If Only seem even more relevant in our present times.
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"The year was 1980. The UK slid into recession and inflation stood at 18 per cent .Amid the doom and gloom - a film captured the era precisely and made an unknown singer-songwriter from Coventry into a star" Central Television (ITV)
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Inspections, Compliance, Enforcement, and Criminal Investigations
Catholic Health Partners 09-Dec-02Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service
Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research
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December 9, 2002
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Warning Letter
Matthias McGuire
Acting Chief Executive Officer
Catholic Health Partners
2520 North Lakeview Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60614
Dear Mr. McGuire:
During the period of February 8 to March 15,2002, Lisa Hayka, an investigator with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), conducted an inspection of Catholic Health Partners Institutional Review Committee (IRB). The purpose of this inspection was to determine if the IRB?s procedures for the protection of human subjects comply with FDA regulations, which are published in Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Parts 50 and 56. During the inspection the investigator copied various documents and records, including, but not limited to, IRB meeting minutes and standard operating procedures. These documents were later reviewed by the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, Bioresearch Monitoring Branch.
At the conclusion of the inspection a Form FDA 483, List of Observations, was issued to the IRB Chair, Robert J. O?Mara, Ph.D. We note that Dr. O?Mara stated at that time the IRB?s policies and procedures would be revised, and he committed verbally to correcting all observations discussed at the time of the inspection. As of the date of this letter, we have not received any further acknowledgment or documentation to demonstrate the implementation of the promised corrective action.
Based upon the inspectional findings described in the Form FDA 483, and in the Establishment Inspection Report (EIR), as well as our subsequent review of documents collected during the inspection, we have determined that the IRB violated regulations governing the composition, operation, and responsibilities of Institutional Review Boards as published under 2 1 CFR 50 and 56.
These regulations are available at http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/index.html. The applicable provisions of the CFR are cited for each violation listed below.
1. Failure to prepare, maintain, and follow adequate written procedures for conducting the review of research, including periodic review. [21 CFR 56.108(a) and 56.115(a)(6)].
A. The IRB?s written procedures, as described in the Catholic Health Partners Policy ADM 313, are not adequate because they do not describe in detail the following:
i. The document does not establish procedures to enable the IRB to conduct the activities described in 56.108(a), including initial and continuing review of research. Specifically, as cited on the Form FDA 483, the procedures do not describe how the IRB will:
? Assure that the membership and quorum include at least one member whose primary concerns are in a non-scientific area;
? Avoid conflict of interest in its reviews, and how the IRB will consider research proposed by IRB members;
? Ensure that research approved by the expedited review procedure involves no more than minimal risk;
? Determine which projects require review more often than annually;
? Review research involving children as subjects;
? Ensure prompt reporting to FDA, when appropriate, of any instance of serious or continuing noncompliance with FDA regulations or the requirements of the IRB, and any suspension or termination of IRB approval;
? Determine when studies require or are exempt from IND/IDE requirements; and
? Determine when a study involves a significant risk device.
The following examples of this violation are based on our review of documents, including the IRB?s policies and procedures that were copied during the inspection. These documents did not describe how the IRB will:
? Review adverse reaction reports;
? Select members who posses the experience and expertise necessary to review specific research activities, and who are able to ascertain the acceptability of proposed research in terms of institutional commitments and regulations, applicable law, and standards of conduct;
? Assure that studies "approved" pending modifications are not initiated before the IRB accepts the modified documents; and
? Allow alternate members to substitute for absent IRB members.
The following specific violations are based on our review of documents, including the IRB?s policies and procedures that were copied during the inspection.
ii. The procedures described in Article VIII, Investigational Drugs for Emergency Use, are inadequate. For example, the procedures fail to state that any subsequent use of the same test article at the institution requires IRB approval, as required by 21 CFR 56.104(c).
Additionally, the Informed Consent section for emergency use fails to list all the requirements listed under 21 CFR 50.24 for waiving the requirement of obtaining informed consent.
iii. Article VII, General Procedures, part A, states that IRB approval is for a specific period of time, not greater than one year. However, the procedures listed under Article VI, IRB Deliberation Process, Section 3, Post Approval Procedures, part B, allows, or appears to allow for a study to extend beyond the time initially approved by the IRB, without being subject to continuing review as long as the investigator submits a status report to the IRB. 21 CFR 56.109(a)(2)(f) requires an IRB to conduct continuing review at intervals appropriate to the degree of risk, but not less than once per year.
iv. Article VII, General Procedures, part C, states that the IRB may waive the requirement to provide study subjects with a copy of their signed consent document for a study involving FDA-regulated test articles. 21 CFR 50.27(a) requires that a copy of the consent form be given to each subject, and the IRB cannot waive this requirement.
v. Article V, IRB Review, part B, fails to state that the primary and secondary reviewers; who are selected by the IRB Chair to review a specific study and who are not IRB members, are not permitted to vote on the study they review as required by 21 CFR 56.107(f).
B. The IRB failed to follow its written procedures for initial and continuing review. The following examples of this violation are based on our review of documents copied during the inspection, including the IRB?s policies and procedures, as well as IRB meeting minutes.
i. The IRB?s procedures state the new studies will either be "Approved", "Disapproved" or "Disapproves, can resubmit". However, meeting minutes for 1999, 2000 and 2001 document that on multiple occasions the IRB failed to follow its written procedures when it granted pre-approvals, approvals pending modifications, and full approval contingent on revisions to the protocol or informed consent document.
The following example is provided for illustration, and is not a complete list.
On l/14/00, the IRB reviewed the protocol for the study entitled [redacted] and granted full approval for one year, contingent on revisions of the protocol and consent form. Subsequent meeting minutes fail to document that the requested modifications were either submitted or prior approval was rescinded.
ii. Article VI, IRB Deliberation Process, Section 1, Review of Application, part A, specifically requires the investigator of a research project to be present at a convened meeting to review the protocol with the IRB members, and to explain the purpose of, and need for the proposed research. The IRB commented specifically on this item in the May 12, 2000 meeting minutes, stating that the physician involved with the study should attend the IRC meeting to present their study.
However, during the period from July 1998 to January 2002, for at least 27 separate research projects, someone other than the physician involved with the study presented the proposed study to the IRB. Presenters included nurses, study coordinators, and secretaries.
III. Article Ill, Officers, Section 3, Duties of the Secretary, state the IRB Secretary is responsible for preparing the minutes of the meeting, and for acting as the Chair in his/her absence. However, on 10/l2/01, 12/14/01, 1l/12/99, and 12/4/98, someone other then the Secretary acted as the Chair. Additionally, on 11/12199 and 12/4/98, the Secretary, who was not acting in the capacity of the Chair, voted on proposed research. The procedures do not grant the Secretary voting rights.
2. Failure to review proposed research at convened meetings at which a majority of the members of the IRB are present, including at least one nonscientific member. [21 CFR 56.108(c)].
A. Meeting minutes for 4/14/00, 7/14/00, 6/8/01, 8/10/01, 10/12/01, 1l/9/01, and 12/14/01 document that IRB members who were not present for the discussion of research protocols granted their proxies to other IRB members to vote on studies. The IRB does not have procedures that describe proxy voting. Further, there are no provisions in the regulations that allow for IRB members to give their proxies to other members.
In addition to the example noted above, which was cited on the Form FDA 483, the subsequent review of the meeting minutes copied during the inspection revealed the following violations:
B. During the period of July 1998 through December 2001 the IRB convened at least 36 times. The meeting minutes for this period fail to specifically identify whether a non-scientific member was present during these convened meetings when new research proposals were approved, and when continuing review was conducted. During the FDA inspection, there were no IRB membership rosters available for this time period.
C. On at least one occasion the IRB failed to have a quorum present when new research was reviewed and approved, and continuing review was conducted. At the 619100 meeting there were only 6 of 12 members in attendance. The IRB?s procedures state that a majority of the membership must be present to establish a quorum.
3. Failure to conduct continuing review of research at intervals appropriate to the degree of risk. [21 CFR 56.109(f)].
The IRB failed to conduct continuing review of all prior approved studies on at least an annual basis. Further, the IRB failed to either suspend or terminate those studies for which annual continuing review had not been conducted. The following examples, which were cited on the Form FDA 483, are provided for illustration purposes, and are not a complete list.
A. [redacted] Initial approval was granted on 3/30/00, but the continuing review was not conducted until 8/10/01.
The IRB minutes fail to document that this study was either suspended or terminated due to lack of continuing review.
B. [redacted] Initial approval was granted by the IRB on 3/20/00. However, despite the fact that there were at least two separate instances of serious adverse events reported for this study within the first six months, there are no Periodic Review Forms, progress reports, or documentation of continuing review being conducted for this study in 2001 or as of May 15, 2002.
The IRB meeting minutes fail to document that this study was either suspended or terminated due to lack of continuing review.
C. [redacted] initial approval was granted on 918100, but continuing review was not conducted until 12/14/01.
The IRB minutes fail to document that this study was either suspended or terminated due to lack of continuing review.
4. Failure to ensure that research is reviewed free from conflict of interest. [21 CFR 56.107(e)].
The IRB meeting minutes fail to document that IRB members always excluded themselves from deliberation and voting on projects in which they were involved. The following examples, which were discovered during the review of meeting minutes copied during the inspection, are provided for illustration and are not a complete list.
? [redacted] is a member of the IRB and the clinical investigator for the study entitled [redacted]
The meetings minutes for 10/12/01 failed to document that [redacted] did not vote on the study. The meeting minutes indicated that there were nine members present, with seven votes for approval and two recusals; however, the minutes did not identify which IRB members recused themselves from voting.
? The IRB meeting minutes dated 3/9/01, 6/l3/01, 8/10/01, 9/14/01, and 1 l/9/01, failed to document that [redacted] either excused herself or abstained from voting during the continuing review of research projects in which she was the clinical investigator.
5. Failure to fulfill requirements for expedited review. [21 CFR 56.110].
During the review of meeting minutes, which were copied during the inspection, for the dates 6/11/99, 8/l3/99, and 9/l0/99, it was noted that the Chair used the expedited review process to approve the use of investigational drugs for subjects based on "compassionate use."
The term "compassionate use" does not appear in either FDA or the Department of Health and Human Services regulations. Expedited review procedures are only to be used for certain kinds of research involving no more than minimal risk, and for minor changes in approved research; the uses described in the meeting minutes do not meet these criteria.
6. Failure to fulfill membership requirements. [21 CFR 56.107(a) and (f)].
As cited on the Form FDA 483, meeting minutes for 7/14/00, 9/8/00, and 2/9/01, document individuals who were not members of the IRB substituted and voted for IRB members in their absence. The IRB does not have a list of alternate members, and the IRB procedures do not describe the appointment, function or voting rights of alternate members.
7. Failure to require that information given to subjects as part of informed consent is in accordance with the provisions of 21 CFR 50.20, 50.25, and 50.27. [21 CFR 56.109(b) and (c)].
A. The IRB reviewed a safety report dated 11/9/99, for the study entitled [redacted] which reported on a second case of [redacted]
?The sponsor of the study felt the adverse reaction was related to the administration of the test article, and recommended that the risk of [redacted] be included in the informed consent document. The sponsor provided specific phraseology and stated that other investigational sites had already revised the informed consent documents to include the specific reference to [redacted].
However, the IRB did not require the informed consent document to be revised. The IRB failed to ensure the rights, safety, and welfare of subjects by withholding important information concerning the possibility of severe neurological side effects associated with the study.
B. The IRB approved consent forms that did not meet the requirements of 21 CFR 50.25 and 50.27. For example, the consent form approved by the IRB for the protocol entitled [redacted] lacks the following required elements:
? A description of the reasonably foreseeable risks and discomforts associated with androgenic anabolic steroid therapy, including but not limited to liver cell tumors, peliosi hepatis, decreased high-density lipoproteins, gynecomastia, insomnia, and depression;
? An explanation of whom to contact for answers to pertinent questions about the research and research subject?s rights, and whom to contact in the event of a research-related injury to the subject;
? A statement noting the possibility that the Food and Drug Administration may inspect the study records;
? A statement that significant new findings developed during the course of the research which may relate to the subject?s willingness to continue participation will be provided to the subject; and
? A statement of the number of subjects involved in the study.
In addition to the above items, which were cited on the Form FDA 483, during the review of documents copied during the inspection, including the IRB?s policies and procedures, the following deviation from the regulations concerning consent forms was noted.
C. The IRB?s guidelines require a statement to be included in each consent document which reads in part: "In the event of injury or illness resulting from research procedures, Catholic Health Partners...Chicago, Illinois, is not responsible for provision of medical care nor for compensation of any expenses associated with such injury or illness.. ... This exculpatory language waives or appears to waive the subject?s legal rights, and releases or appears to release the clinical investigator and the institution from liability, despite the prohibition contained in 21 CFR 50.20.
8. Failure to prepare and maintain adequate documentation of IRB activities. [21 CFR Part ?56.115(a)(2) and (5)].
A. The minutes of the IRB meetings are not accurate or in sufficient detail to show all actions taken by the IRB, and the vote on those actions, including the number voting for, against, and abstaining.
For example, the meeting minutes dated 2/12/99, 3/12/99, 4/9/99, 5/14/99, 6/11/99, 8/13/99, 9/10/99, and 11/12/99, do not indicate how many members voted for approval on new studies or voted on continuing review of ongoing studies.
The dates of meeting minutes listed above reflect those cited on the Form FDA 483, as well as additional dates noted during the subsequent review of meeting minutes that were copied during the inspection.
B. The IRB failed to retain IRB membership rosters prior to 2002, and the current IRB membership roster as of May 15, 2002 does not list the Chair, the Secretary, or the non-scientific member.
The subsequent review of meeting minutes obtained during the inspection revealed the following additional deficiency:
C. The meeting minutes for the period of July 1998 through January 2002, and the current list of "IRC Open Study Protocols" do not identify the primary and secondary reviewers assigned to review new studies as required by the IRB?s written procedures.
It is important to include this information in the meeting minutes to document that the IRB reviewers do not have a conflict of interest.
This letter is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of violations. It is incumbent upon you and the IRB to not only correct the deficiencies cited on the Form FDA 483, and those described in this letter, but to also conduct a thorough review of the IRB?s practices and procedures to ensure full compliance with the regulations.
Based on the deficiencies found during the inspection, as well as our subsequent review of documents collected during the inspection, we have no assurance that your IRB procedures are adequately protecting the rights and welfare of the human subjects of research. For this reason, in accordance with 21 CFR 56.120(b)(2), and effective immediately,
? no new subjects are to be admitted to ongoing studies that are subject to 21 CFRParts 50 and 56 until you have received notification from this office that adequate corrections have been made.
This restriction does not relieve the IRB of its responsibility for receiving and reacting to reports of unexpected and serious reactions and routine progress reports from ongoing studies.
Please notify this office in writing, within fifteen (15) business days of receipt of this letter, of the specific actions you have taken or plan to take to bring the procedures of your IRB into compliance with the applicable regulations. If corrective actions cannot be completed within 15 working days, state the reason for the delay and the time within which corrections will be completed. Your response should address each item listed, and include any documentation necessary to show that correction has been achieved. In addition, please submit a copy of the written notification from the IRB to each of the affected clinical investigators notifying them of the current restriction.
We will review your written response and determine whether the corrective actions are adequate to permit the IRB to resume unrestricted activities. Your failure to adequately respond to this letter may result in further administrative actions against your IRB, as authorized by 21 CFR 56.120 and 56.121. These actions may include, but are not limited to, the termination of all on-going studies approved by your IRB, and the initiation of regulatory proceedings for disqualification of your IRB.
Should you have any questions or comments about the contents of this letter or any aspects of the operations and responsibilities of an Institutional Review Board, you may contact: Robert L. Wesley at (301) 827-1948.
Please send your written response to:Robert L. Wesley
Division of Inspections and Surveillance (HFM-664)
Office of Compliance and Biologics Quality
Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research
Food and Drug Administration
1401 Rockville Pike, Suite 200N
Rockville, MD 20852-1488
Telephone:(301) 827-1948
We request that you send a copy of your response to the FDA office listed below.
Steven A. Masiello
Office of Compliance and Biologics Quality
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With the goal of restocking food shelves in the local communities served by CPR, bring a non-perishable food item or cash donation in support of those in need - all donations raised here stay with the food pantry in our community.Items like infant formula, canned meats, and spaghetti sauce are in particular demand for the many that turn to food banks each month. Since 1999, the event has raised more than $7.4 million and over 3 million pounds of food for local food banks in the U.S. and Canada.In 2012, the event at Steamtown NHS helped raise more than 4,500 pounds of food and collected $2,800 in cash donations, in addition to a CPR corporate contribution of $1,000, for the United Neighborhood Centers of Northeast Pennsylvania.
Thousands of people gather trackside at depots, railroad crossings and other unusual venues along CPR's route to enjoy the brightly decorated train that will light up the winter night at Steamtown NHS. The train is decorated with hundreds of thousands of technology-leading LED Christmas lights and for the 15th year, CPR's elves have updated the lighting that adorns the sides of the train that is part of the Holiday Train program. The musicians, who ride in vintage private cars at the end of the 14-car train climb aboard a boxcar in the middle of the train that opens to reveal a stage where they will perform a live holiday concert, inviting visitors to sing along.
Entertainers aboard the 2013 U.S. train include The Claytones and Canadian Country Music Hall of Famer, Tracey Brown. The Claytones – Kelly Prescott, Anders Drerup, Adam Puddington and Pat McLaughlin – winners of the 2013 Galaxie Rising Star Award and are veteran Holiday Train performers.Tracey Brown, a Canadian Country Music Association performer, is a winner of several Juno awards and was part of Canada's most awarded country group, Family Brown, before forming the Juno award winning, Prescott-Brown.
From I-81, follow exit 185 (Central Scranton Expressway) to Lackawanna Avenue, and follow the signs to the park entrance at Lackawanna and Cliff Avenues, (GPS: N 41.41, W 75.67); remember to plan on arriving at least 15 minutes prior to show time! Follow the Holiday Train at facebook.com/HolidayTrain and twitter.com/CPHolidayTrain. For additional information, B-roll video, entertainer bios and digital images, visit the Holiday Train page at www.cpr.ca.
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