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Bolt To The Finish?
Take a minute to think of the teams that have eliminate the Pittsburgh Penguins in the post-lockout era of the NHL.
Ottawa Senators, Detroit Red Wings, Montreal Canadiens, and Tampa Bay Lightning.
For each, it wasn't difficult to find a way to cheer for their opponent in the next round (or next season, in the case of the Wings), but for the Lightning, it just seems unnatural to do so.
Unlike other teams, they just seemed to play fair.
There isn't much chirping or whining; very little in the way of dirty or cheap plays; and certainly no unsportsmanlike demonstrations.
The fact that they played a relatively clean and sportsmanlike series against the Penguins should be enough to give them a vote of confidence moving forward.
But watching them dismantle the first place Washington Capitals in their second round sweep just had to bring a smile to any Penguin fan's face.
The Lightning have now won an impressive seven consecutive playoff wins and were the first team to finish their second round series.
They have a long way to go before hoisting the Stanley Cup, but their success against two of the Eastern Conference's powerhouses has proven them capable of not only winning, but dominating.
Here's to the Lightning as they transition to the Eastern Conference Finals.
They may have beaten the Penguins, but they're the type of team that makes the Stanley Cup Playoffs so unpredictable.
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FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- It's a problem police and firefighters face every day: Someone is hurt in an accident, can't talk and isn't carrying family phone numbers or medical information.
So the heads of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office and county Fire-Rescue teamed up Tuesday to urge residents to program emergency contact numbers in their cell phones and pick up new medical information cards for their wallets.
"We'll be able to determine contact information and if they have a certain blood type -- things we'll be able to find out instantaneously that we didn't have before," Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said.
Both agencies are handing out stickers for cell phones to tell rescuers that the phone has "in case of emergency," or ICE, numbers programmed in. Authorities encourage residents to add their spouses, parents, in-laws and other relatives as their ICE numbers. For example, to make a husband an emergency contact, program ICEHUSBAND on the phone.
Emergency medical cards also are being given out to be kept in parts of wallets where they can be easily spotted. The card is for police and firefighters to know if someone has special medical needs. The card lists blood type, allergies, prescription drugs and conditions.
"It's a very simple program and while it's voluntary we hope people throughout the county will take advantage of it," Fire Chief Herman Brice said.
The initiative also is aimed at getting information from immigrants or visitors who can't speak English or children found without parents or guardians.
The ICE program has been around for years and its popularity has grown in the post-Sept. 11 world where there is a renewed interest in personal preparedness, officials said.
The stickers and cards are available at all Sheriff's Office and Fire-Rescue substations.
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For this newsletter, we interviewed Taylor Lonsdale. Taylor has served as Montana's State SRTS Coordinator for two years now –biking to work year round – so he knows a thing or two about safe winter commuting for children and adults.
A: It's huge – It depends on how harsh the winter is, but I'd say that a large number of programs stop when winter weather starts to move in. Some parents still [walk or ride bicycles to school] with their kids, but the weather definitely has a major impact.
There's a principal in Bozeman who has been clear that he's going to run the walking school bus program in the winter, regardless of what the weather is doing. He's a great role model and has some gung-ho volunteers! It's a big challenge to find volunteers willing to lead walking school buses when it's 15-20 degrees below zero. But it's important to run the programs through the winter weather, because many students have to get to school on foot. They need someone looking out for their safety when it's cold, icy and snowy.
A: Slippery conditions and blocked sidewalks and pathways are a big issue. In most Montana communities, property owners are responsible for clearing sidewalks adjacent to their property, so there's variability in conditions. It can be extremely challenging.
Another challenge is parents' perception of whether it's acceptable weather for their child to be outside – whether they're safe. I live in Bozeman, which is a ski-town. I ask if they'd consider taking their child skiing on a day like that. Most often, parents will say it's too cold to walk or bike to school, but would gladly take them skiing. To help change perceptions, you can relate walking and biking to school to any outdoor recreation in winter.
Obviously parents should make informed choices about what's safe for their children, but it's nice to coax them a little and give them perspective. So I've given examples of programs in Alaska and New Hampshire in my newsletter to say 'these folks are walking year round, and we can do it here too.'
A: To steal a phrase from Nike, 'Just Do It.' It's a question of trying it – just start with a monthly walk to school event so that people have the opportunity once a month to say, you know, I can get out and do this. And then they'll realize it's not that bad.
Portland has a Worst Day of the Year ride in February, when it's usually cold and rainy. It would be great to come up with something like that – Walk to School on the Worst Day. Find the average coldest day in your community, and hold a big event. Celebrate that yes, it's winter, but we can still do this!
A: Number one has to be dress appropriately. [In Montana], that's warm jackets, gloves, snow pants and boots. You also need to make sure that those articles of clothing remain with and on children during the commute. Supervision of a walking school bus is a good opportunity to monitor [for appropriate clothing].
It's also important to help students get access to warm winter clothing – it's often students from low-income families who need to walk or bike to school, even in winter, and often they have less availability to these necessary items. Teachers like winter SRTS programs because students are prepared to be outside at recess. A lot of times, students are driven to school from warm house to warm car to warm school, and don't think to bring snow pants, a hat and a warm jacket. Then they can't be outside during recess, which presents a challenge to the school and minimizes the student's time to be active during the school day.
Picking routes is important, including thinking about particular routes in and around the schools where maintenance may be better. Being visible is also important. It's often dark when students are on the way to school, so we encourage use of bright clothing.
A: A school here is developing a Cross Country Ski to School Day. They have a number of ski trails in town with an active Nordic skiing program for their youth, so they want to tie that into SRTS. It would be a neat program to develop. It's one more way to think about active transportation in the winter – and you don't have to worry about sidewalks being clear!
Thanks so much for your time, Taylor, and for your great insight into keeping SRTS programs going all winter long.
Want to learn more about SRTS and winter weather? Check out our upcoming webinar: Making the Cold Cool: Keeping Your SRTS Program Going During the Winter on Tuesday, Feb. 28 from 1–2 p.m.


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E.R. Schiffahrt is a ship owning and ship management company with activities in container and bulk segments. Currently it controls about 100 vessels in service. E.R. Offshore currently manages 13 units in service – eleven platform supply vessels (PSV) in various size categories and two large anchor handling tug supply vessels (AHTS).
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Anna Brown, 29, died on the floor of a jail cell within an hour of being dragged from St. Mary's Hospital. As blood clots spread from her legs to her lungs the hospital staff was busy refusing her further treatment. She was arrested because she refused to leave, she said she was in to much pain to stand. So she was carried to a squad car and driven to the Richmond Heights Police Department where officers carried her into a cell and laid her on the floor. She was found dead only minutes later.
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Originally visiting the hospital due to a sprained ankle, she was unaware that the real problem was that her sprained ankle had caused blood clots. A doctor at St. Mary's told police that she was okay to go, unwilling to properly treat the woman. At 7:33 in the video below, you can hear an officer in the cell after she died say, "we thought she was drug sick" but the autopsy revealed that she had not taken any drugs.
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Brilliant Stuff Uriah! Congratulations on taking the heart of the red menace and for this wonderful AAR!
He's BACK!!!!
wonderful update and congrats on taking Moskva.
How is russian national unity? any chance on their collapse any time soon?
Originally Posted by Remble in his AAR The Setting Sun - Gotterdammerung, Japan 1944. (Writer missing in action)
"What about the Pacific?" asked Hideki.
"Oh I forgot. The Pacific is a large body of water. We own it. No one is trying to dispute that fact." Tanigawa answered with a grin.
"I am so glad I asked. Please continue Minister Satoru."
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"Rank and File: A clerk's war Germany 1936 (ver 1.4)" (stopped)
Nice to see you back, Uriah!
Now that Moscow has fallen, do you paln on heading towards the Volga and all that lovely oil in the Caucasus?
Also, I do hope that you'll be kind enough to eventually give us Finns back Karelia.
Very glad you're writing again!
My own little AAR Glory adn Poor Spellign: The Story fo Brandenburg
"Dasfubar, I now pronounce you as the most real life productive member of the Paradox OT (that we know of)." -MacGregor
Great to see this is still going. With Leningrad and now Moscow taken you must be relieved. I hope Rommel has brought up forces sufficient to see that Moscow is held.
I'd be interested to know what kind of stance management you'll be doing over the winter. Will you push on or halt for refit and resupply?
Congrats on Moscow!! And glad to see the master is still the master. Good luck on your language learning, and we all hope to see you soon!
Dry your eyes, the puppy has only gone to the farm.
But thank you for the encouragement to type some more.
OK OK, here's the deal. I'll keep typing if you keep updating. Also, I always give encouragment to people who deserve it. Crap, I still can't figure out the quote thing with the bubbles above posts.
Great opportunities await now, the Soviets will be in disarray for a time now as they don't have any supplies coming forth until their new supply center is up and working.
Welcome back Uriah and thank you for the latest - and as always: fantastic - update.
Nice work taking Moscow. How many ressources did you get?
It took me a long time to read the up to the end. Excellent technique on the writing!
Stocking up ammo.... One round at a time
Good to see you back, even if for only a short while. With Moscow taken you will have quite a bit of breathing room. I would try to keep some offensive up in the South as long as possible. Have you cleared the Crimea yet?
Hope your next delay won't be as long. This stuff is too good to have to wait sooo long.
If I answer all your questions, what will I have to write about? We are shifting the Schwerpunkt south, and troop transfers are underway. These, as well as the infra (and supply) maps are in the next update, that I am writing now. Some details about infra/airbase construction too. The KM is doing nothing much - there is not much to do. Taking onthe RN is still a bit risky outside the Med. I am building a couple of ships, inc an ACC. I have a vague hope of interfering should an invasion of France/Spain be tried.
Thanks TekcoR. It is a lot of work, probably much more than people realise. While I do like to do it (and it is very restful), appreciation is always welcome.
Thanks Morell8. I fear that the Soviet Union may be a vampire state and that I must do more than take its heart. It is still fighting hard and my MP is getting low.
Thanks for the compliment Krozgar. Soviet unity is 76.6% and we have 54.6% of the cities (at 26th October). So some way to go.
I think I may have to stop for the winter before I get the to the Volga, though I may get close to the Don in the south. The Caucasus is definitely next summer. Luckily I have no shortage of oil. I stockpiled a huge amount before war started.
As for the Finns: if they would ally with me I'd give them Leningrad itself. But they are too good for the likes of me - just turn down my diplomats.
Thanks Dasfubar. Just needed a break while concentrating on RL. (Though I did a little writing on my Guderian's Blitzkrieg AAR - just to keep my hand in).
Still going Sarayakat? At this rate it will be still going when you and I are both in our graves! The AI was taking no risks with Moskva - at last count it had 5 divs in the city. At the moment I am leanign toward halting the three northern armies to allow supply to concentrate in the south. Will keep going there until my aircraft are crippled by weather.
Thanks von Mudra. And not much of the master - this is my only AAR on the site and I know (and have read) several authors who have multiple AARs in different styles and on diffeernt games. I would be reluctant to claim anything much on just one AAR. (Except maybe the longest).
octobersky92: I'll keep updating while I can maintain the enthusiasn needed and people want to read it. And the "bubbles" - look in the right lower corner of the post for the three options.
No problems Blut_und_Bier. Two liquids that I have not mentioned much lately. I must make amends.
As usual you are correct Surt. There is just one issue. My own supply is strangling the advance. I have dozens of divs and HQ idling because of lack of supply. We can maintain a limited offensive, but at least unitl the end of November I think that there is little hope of a major breakthrough. And the situation is worse in the south.
Thanks Throki. I am afraid I must let you down: I didn't check on supply when Moskva fell. But I can say that my Energy and Steel are both on 999,999, RM is about 860,000 and oil is about 500,000. So enough to last for years. Manpoer is the problem, now down to 393 though getting 69 per month.
Try to imagine how long it took me to write it! Bear in mind that I will usually re-read an update at least three times to check for silly errors (which still get through).
But thank you for the compliment genbrad. Like all men, I love to have my technique praised. Having an immensely long AAR is great, but to have technique as well is heaven.
Forster - see above replies for more detail, but yes, the southern armies will make hay while the sun shines. Or isn't snowing at least. Depends a lot on the efficacy of the aircraft. With MP so low I need to kill from the air, not on the ground. Crimea? we haven't got past the Perekop Isthmus yet.
I won't put a date on the next update, but it will before my exams. Which start in a couple of weeks.
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I wouldn't count on much advancing in winter unless you are near a harbour, in my own (limited) experience of winter war in Russia I'd say you are lucky if you hold what you got. That said my spearhead nearly reach Stalingrad, but at that timeit was the only unit in supply on the east front ...
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A Clerk's War
Sunday 19th to Friday 24th October 1941
There are serious concerns about the slow degradation of supply levels in the East. Not only are front-line units reporting that lack of ammunition is affecting combat operations, but our bomber units are basing further west in order to ensure that they have sufficient bombs and fuel to carry out round the clock bombing.
Supply in the East
Minister Bayerlein has assured the Cabinet that all is being done to facilitate the transport of supplies east, and gently indicated that the virtual non-existence of decent roads and the necessity to change the gauge of the Soviet rail system was the problem. This prompted Minister Schlacht to quickly point out that no less than 54 work gangs are in operation on infrastructure projects in the occupied areas (in addition to the five major airbase upgrades). Our economy is already at full stretch and cannot afford to undertake more construction without risking delays to military production. To make things worse, our engineering survey teams report that the further we go east, the more primitive the transport systems are found to be.
Infrastructure in the East
Regardless of what is said in Berlin, it seems that railway conversion could be more efficient
Minister Göring was no doubt pleased to announce that a new command system for our Langstrecken Großbomber Fliegerkorps has been developed. It is to be hoped that this may prompt some action from these hugely expensive aircraft, currently part of Polen Army Nord and based in Moskva. Since taking heavy loses some months ago, not one sortie has been flown by the "Greifs".
"Greifs" on the runway at Moskva.
Ominously, the research funds have been transferred to heavy industry groups, with instructions that work must begin on bigger and more powerful Flak guns for installation around our cities. The RAF has been shown to be no more than an annoyance, easily contained by a single Jagdfliegerkorps. Is this intimation that the Cabinet fears US intervention?
There was in fact a British raid on Leipzig this week. We are now getting used to the announcement that the RAF has crossed the coast, and Bogatsch and his pilots harry the bombers the whoe way to their target and back. The alarms no longer sound in Berlin, as the British invariably head for Leipzig. At least 63 enemy aircraft were shot down, though this time they were either better armed or better trained: we lost 10 Messerschmitts.
The big news this week, however, was the news by General von Blomberg that our first mechanised units are now ready for deployment. 1st Panzergrenadier Division SS Liebstandarte Adolf Hitler (General Veiel) and 16th Panzergrenadier Division (General Schaal) are to be sent to the south of Russia, joining 2nd schwere Panzerkorps. (Pfeiffer's 74.ID (mot) has been transferred north to 1st leichte Panzerkorps in the Kursk region.) With two infantry, a Sturmpanzer and a Marder regiment, these are the most powerful infantry units ever built. But not for long: Minister von Blomberg announced that two new panzergrenadier divisions are to be commissioned. These will comprise five regiments, with an additional motorised rocket unit.
A commissioning ceremony for one of the new divisions, just prior to their departure east.
On a lighter note, many of Joachim von Ribbentrop's enemies (and he has a lot) are openly laughing at his political misjudgement. We have known for a long time that the Turkish government shares many of our basic policies, and von Ribbentrop thought the time had come to invite them to join the Axis in the war. Our diplomats totally misread the situation, ignoring Turkey's strong desire to stay neutral in the conflict and the feeling in its leadership that we represent a far greater threat than any other country. So von Ribbentrop's dreams of a diplomatic masterstroke opening a new southern front on Russia have been publicly dashed.
Baltic Army (Kesselring)
In the far north, conditions are near freezing. That does not halt the efforts of our troops, though it does affect them. 168.ID and 2nd Marine-Sturm Division fought a brief but vicious battle in Prjaza, but the Russians seemed as reluctant to fight for long as our own troops. After a day or so, they headed south-east.
Flying conditions are less than perfect in the north
1st Baltic Korps made the final push towards Lake Onega, with 24.ID attacking from Olonec and 4.ID "Falkenberg" from Svir'stroj. Podporoz'e is held by a cavalry division and a Sinkiangese infantry unit, so our two veteran divisions expect an easy victory. It had better be quick: the weather conditions are atrocious according the messages from General Student at korps HQ. Even in the Arctic conditions, the Luftwaffe is doing its best, as Wever's 8th Kampffliegerkorps flew several missions. Even though his planes were attacked twice by Russian fighters, they stayed on course to their targets. Losses were balanced: the VVS lost about 9 fighters while the Luftwaffe lost 13 aircraft.
Polen Army Nord (von Manstein)
Dubna was not supposed to cause 8.ID any problems. General Feige is an experienced officer and the division is supposedly a veteran. It was opposed by 180 Strelkovaya which has been in several battles recently. Perhaps the steady loss of troops is affecting the skill of our infantry, but it took Feige several days to defeat Levandoski's men. Within hours of claiming victory, 8.ID was fighting again, as a previously unknown unit, 232 Strelkovaya led by General Ter Gasparian, was encountered. The new troops fought ferociously, and Feige called on 3rd leichte Panzer for assistance. Even with the help of the tanks and the Luftwaffeit was a tough fight. It was 10PM on Thursday before Feige could rest his men.
One of the most northern of von Manstein's units was 44.ID, pushing its way north east toward the Rybinsk Reservoir. Our information is that though the reservoir was only completed early this year, it has already filled sufficiently to form solid defensive barrier. This could be useful if the weather forces us to halt for the winter. But that is still some time away: Barkhausen steamrolled 61 Strelkovaya on just 3 hours to clear Maksatiha.
It was a pity (from General Barkhausen's point of view at least) that this demolition of Shaposhnikov took place at about the same time that General von der Chevallerie broke the news to HQ Polen Army Nord that Kalinin was secure. A minor victory in the north was could not compete with the capture of one of our key target cities.
Fate was not much kinder to General Neuling, who took Rameski over the night of the 19th, after stunning 25th Chapaevskaya with a heavy assault. While the commanders further south were gaining glory in places whose names every German knows, in the north victories were gained in places no-one had ever heard of. At least von Manstein appreciated the work his men are doing: he is already advising OKH that he intends to advance to at least the Volga.
60.ID would not have been pleased to be sent into Serpuhov, south of Moskva. The Moskva River may be only a tributary of the Oka, in turn a tributary of the Volga, but it is still a major impediment for an infantry division. On top of that, although the far bank was held by a single division, it was led by a previously unknown General Osade. No-one knows much about this man, but he is credited with high skills, particularly in offensive and unconventional operations. Still, orders are orders, and von Sodenstern handled the river crossing well, sending his first troops over after dark on the 20th. With the river behind them, our soldiers fought doggedly. The Luftwaffe performed brilliantly, dropping tonnes of bombs only hundreds of metres from the battleline. More importantly, General von Kleist allowed one of his motorised divisions to assist. That tilted the balance in our favour and Osade pulled his men out early on Thursday. Other than the heavy losses inflicted by our aircraft, casualties on both sides were very low, probably because of the skill showed by both commanders.
As night falls, the first boats speed across the river
On the 21st, General Barckhausen and 44.ID were back in the Polen Army Nord report. He had hit more resistance in Maksahita. Barckhausen insists that he had cleared the province and that the enemy he now faced must have arrived since then. Captured prisoners support his argument as they are definitely from 73rd and 78th Strelkovaya. Regardless of the source, there was heavy fighting for a few more days before the two rifle divisions withdrew.
While von Sodenstern had to fight for every metre in Serpuhov, von Kleinheisterkamp and 5th Panzer had their usual easy assignment to the north east of Moskva. The rolling hills of Shchelkovo were held by a single cavalry division, 9th Krymskaya, which promptly fled. It may be the haste in which the enemy collapsed that led the clerks in 5th Panzer HQ to forget to file a combat report: I instructed my staff to recommend that those responsible be transferred to front line duties. Dereliction of duty cannot be excused in the Wehrmacht, and without prompt and accurate reports our whole system will deteriorate.
General Eicke and the men of 28.ID had the unwanted distinction of being the first Germans to start on offensive in snow, moving from their assembly areas just after midnight on 22nd as the first flakes fell. Movement in Brusovo was not yet hampered by the light covering but the fighting was a warning of what we may expect. The onset of winter gave the defenders some heart, and although Eicke was able to complete his task late on Friday, his casualty list was substantially more than we have suffered recently. The foot soldiers would have been grateful the battle ended: the last report mentioned the province was now a quagmire, the melting snow having turned into mud.
In Aleksin, the weather was still fine, but different factors combined to make General Keppler's assignment difficult. Both his available units, his own 1st lePzD and Hubicki's 7th PzD, were based in Suvorov, limiting his attack to a narrow front, blocked by the Oka River. More critically, Suvorov contained five of our divisions, and transporting large amounts of food, fuel and ammunition that distance is a growing problem. The Soviets, scenting weakness despite the presence of two panzer divisions, has sent reinforcements. Although Keppler's original foe was Aseichev's 5th Tankovaya, by the end of 24th this had been increased by the addition of a cavalry division, and three motorised units are in the vicinity.
Snow in the marshes: Udomlja
The snow didn't seem to stiffen the resolve of Morgurov's cavalry in Udomlja, adjacent to Brusovo. According to prisoners captured by 9th PzD, the cavalry had relied on the marshy conditions to slow Wünnenberg's tanks and their commanders had concerns that the cold would freeze the ground allowing the armoured vehicles to outrun the horses. I cannot believe the ground would freeze solid so quickly, so maybe this was just an excuse. It is really of no import: the fact is that by midday the cavalry had made a tactical withdrawal.
Von der Chevallerie had now concerns about weather in Kazin, northeast of Kalinin, and less about his opposition. It took 95.ID only a few hours to smash 3rd Bessarabiya Kavaleriy and 18th Strelkovaya. Two other divisions then began follow from Kalinin, only to discover on the 24th that another Russian division was contesting the ownership of Kazin. Fighting continues, but with three full divisions against a single under-strength unit, there is little risk of serious losses and no prospect of defeat.
The assault on Tula is one step closer. After 10 days of fighting von Both and 68.ID (with support from 1st PzD) finally beat 198th Motorizavannaya in Belev. General Kulik should be proud of his troops: von Both was full of praise for the soldiers who held him up for so long.
Weary but alive, one of von Both's men in Belev
But von Both, veteran as he is, was not going to sit around waiting for it to snow. Still nearly 600 men short of his full complement but with his supply wagons full, he took 68.ID into Plavsk. He informed his korps commander, General Reichenau that he wanted to make sure that 198th Motorizavannaya did not escape through the province, but it is unlikely that the planners at XIII Armeekorps will be too impresses. Von Both soon hit trouble in the form of two Russian divisions, and prisoners spoke of four other units in the area. He asked for assistance and to the embarrassment of von Reichenau the only unit available was Buhle's 102.ID (mot), part of 3rd PzKorps, Polen Army Sud. Von Both could be in for a torrid time when he next visits Korps HQ.
No such embarrassing moments for General Kalmukoff who captured Sonkovo in his normal efficient manner on Friday morning. The weather was kind, if cold, and he swept 90th Strelkovaya aside in just 6 hours, for the loss of just 25 men.
The only other battle commenced on Friday was launched from the eastern suburbs of Moskva. 101.ID (mot) did not get very far in the first day's fighting: 4th "Smolenskaya" proved to be quite well armed and not prepared to give up ground without a struggle. Another battle that could go either way.
Polen Army Sud (Rommel)
As might be expected, General Rommel was not about to allow his divisional commanders time to celebrate the capture of Moskva. With the weather forecasters now certain that the clear weather will end within days, Rommel insisted that every effort be made to both cripple the Red Army and gain a foothold on the east bank of the Oka River. General von Pannwitz was possibly too keen. He ordered 75.ID to move just after midnight on Sunday, and was soon in trouble. He was met by two tank divisions backed by infantry: all on their last legs, but still a powerful force.
It was not long before von Pannwitz called for help. On the plains, his infantry were at a distinct disadvantage. To his shame, he was ordered to hand over control to General Keppler, and then withdraw his unit for replenishment. (Several officers here in Berlin tell me that von Pannwitz was hard done by, as it was more likely lack of supply than lack of skill or determination that led to his difficulties. That may be, but 71.ID must live with the opprobrium of having been recalled from combat). Keppler has his own 1st leichte Panzer and von Hubicki's 7th Panzer, but Polen Sud HQ is concerned the situation is getting worse, as though one Soviet armour unit has withdrawn it has been replaced by a cavalry division and three motorised infantry divisions.
Symptomatic of the confusion existing around the boundary between Polen Army Nord and Sud, Gallenkamp's 87.ID (Sud) was ordered to take the province of Sergiev Posad, north of Moskva, at the same time as 60.ID (Nord) was fighting for Serpuhov, south of the capital. Perhaps with winter OB Ost can sort out the mess that has developed since Barbarossa began. The intermingling of forces did not upset Gallenkamp, who quickly disposed of the Soviets, who were gone by midnight on 21st.
Balkans Army (Guderian)
Soon after dawn on Sunday the Russians gave up any hope of holding Livny. 22.ID took surprisingly low casualties considering the defenders had the benefit of heavy forest cover.
Petersen was still setting up his HQ in Livny when the next stage on the drive on the Don River began. 386.ID (mot) drove into Pokrovskoye, just south of Livny, just after dawn, and immediately ran into trouble. 129th Strelkovaya was well hidden in the forests, and General Sharokhin had somehow been able to inspire his men to resist. Late on Friday 29th Strelkovaya was still in control of at least half the province and 21 Gorno-Kavaleriy was known to be moving up to assist.
A rather unexpected victory report came from Zyimiv, where General Meise and his combined Italo-German force defeated 221st Motorizavannaya. It was at some cost, however, and it was clear who had borne the brunt of the fighting. 1st Divisione Alpina "Taurinese" lost 120 men. The casualty list from 345.ID (mot) was nearly four times that. It was decided that the Germans should garrison the province, but 345.ID ran into more fighting with 221 Motorizavannaya and suffered more casualties (and exhausted its supplies) in defeating them again. As a result, it has been ordered to remain in Valky while the newly arrived 74.ID (mot), just transferred from 2nd schwere Panzerkorps, has been sent to ensure no Russian stragglers remain in Zymiyiv.
A kradschützen unit of 74.ID leads a convoy of trucks into Zymiyiv
Enough supply was scrounged up to fuel and arm 98.ID (mot) and General Phleps made sure none of it was wasted. His men tore into 14th Kaveleriy in Mtsensk as dusk fell on Thursday and kept moving through the night. His victory message was received by General de Angelis at 2nd Motorkorps HQ at 6AM on Friday.
Österreich Army (von Kluge)
The southern end of the front is still in chaos after the last re-organisation of army objectives. Units are moving east, west and south. In the disorfer, however, von Lützow was able to scrounge enough supplies to launch an attack into Horlivka. The enemy was our old foe, General Popov, and his 14th Tankovaya, a unit that must have in near continuous action since the start of Unternehmen Barbarossa. The tankers may have been tired, but it cost 163.ID three days and more than 300 men to dislodge the Russians. Von Lützow decided not to advance, and several units of II Állandó Hadsereg have started to move forward to occupy the province.
The scuttle but in the corridors is all about poor General Brand. He is in disgrace, not only with his immediate commander, Jännecke, but with General von Kluge himself. Brand assured both 1st Gebirgsjägerkorps and Österreich Army that while the going was hard, 3rd Gebirgsjäger Division would be able to take Barvinkove without help. Now he has been fought to a standstill and his men are resting while smiling Hungarian troops pass them to the front. He lost nearly 1,000 men in his failed attempt to clear the area, and von Kluge is reportedly furious: not because of the failure, that is to be expected occasionally, but the provision of over-optimistic battle updates. Apparently General Shvoy contacted Österreich Army HQ and offered to lend a division of the Hadtest should General von Kluge need some good troops. It is probably not true, but it has provoked much laughter in Berlin (and I suppose in Budapest too).
1 Hadtest (Shvoy)
The Hungarians, after marching far to the south, at last were ready to resume offensive action. Their first effort was not impressive. 25 gyaloghadosztály was probably too lightly armed to take on Semenchuk's motorised division, and although General Verres persevered for most of Thursday, as night fell he called his men back.
Confident: one of Verres' men before the attack. He would need more than a machinegun to move the Soviet motorised division
Ukraine Army (Höhne)
On the 22nd, reports reached Höhne's headquarters (via Kirchner's 2nd schwere Panzerkorps) that the Red Army had re-occupied Novooleksiyivka. General von Vietinghoff gennant Scheel, commander of 4th schwere Panzer Division, has been trying to manoeuvre his unit back from the Stalino area to secure the entry to the Crimea, but once again lack of supply has caused him to stop several times. He had reached Yakymivka, adjacent to Novooleksiyivka, and has identified a Soviet armour unit in the area.
No doubt von Vietinghoff was planning to retake Novooleksiyivka, but anything he had in mind was pre-empted by the Red Army. Late on the 22nd his men came under attack by Baranov's 19th Tankovaya. 4th schwere PzD has not yet been fully upgraded and many of its tanks are still the rudimentary VK 3601(H) heavy tanks. The Russian vehicles are reported to be numerous if generally lightly armoured, and our troops are battling to hold their ground.
Finalised Battles for the period 19th to 24th October 1941
Livny: 50 (10,000): 210 (13,475)
Prjaza: 54 (19,986): 148 (18,800)
Horlivka: 316 (10,000): 256 (17,487)
1st Zymiyiv: 589 (15,986): 591 (31,859) (120 Italian, 469 German)
1st Dubna: 142 (19,999): 317 (8,743)
2nd Dubna: 188 (19,856): 789 (15,964)
Maksatiha: 16 (10,000): 32 (10,871)
Kalinin: 209 (39,985): 446 (14,772)
Rameski: 35 (9,996): 81 (10,154)
Barvinkove: 974 (9,791): 259 (28, 612)
Serpuhov: 182 (29,596): 205 (32, 688)
2nd Maksatiha: 190 (9,992): 542 (15,388)
Brusovo: 377 (20,000): 498 (20,564)
Udomlja: 9 (10,000): 75 (5,996)
Kazin: 91 (10,000): 120 (12,953)
2nd Zymiyiv: 82 (9,869): 125 (7,551)
Belev: 887 (22,000): 621 (40,529)
Kramatorsk: 53 (8,000): 28 (7,882) Hungarian
Mtsensk: 16 (9,996): 96 (5,998)
Sonkovo: 25 (9,994): 60 (9,797)
Total Battlefield Casualties for the period 19th to 24th October 1941
Hungarian: 53
Italian: 120
German: 4,312
Russian: 5,499
Prior Casualties
Hungarian: 2,731
Italian: 7,110
German: 376,946
Russian: 417,035
Total Battlefield Casualties to date
Hungarian: 53 + 2,731 = 2,784
Italian: 120 + 7,110 = 7,230
German: 4,312 + 376,946 = 381,258
Russian: 5,499 + 417,035 = 422,534
Bombing Summary for the period 19th to 24th October 1941
The VVS returned to the skies, clashing with 8th Kampfliegerkorps over Prjaza. Astakhov took his three fighter units (1, 4 and 31 IAD) took the area twice, both times inflicting heavy losses on our bombers. Wever reported losing 17 Junker 188 bombers and 9 Focke-Wulf escorts. As best we can determine, the Russians lost 15 aircraft, mainly older model I-15 and I-16 fighters.
Vorozheikin also interfered with the Luftwaffe's operations over Dubna, but with less effect. The FW 190A pilots of 3rd Kampffliegerkorps did well, keeping bomber losses to just nine, while losing five fighters. It is not known how many fighters the VVS lost (out of the 230 committed) but they did not return and Kitzinger was able to continue his mission.
Dolgoye: Müller-Michels with 5th Kampffliegerkorps: 102, 153, 116 (371)
Kalinin: Weise with 5th Schlachtfliegerkorps: 132, 271, 114 (517)
Oka: Löhr with 2nd Schlachtfliegerkorps: 99, 198, 206, 113, 143, 132 (891)
Oka: Sperrle with 1st Kampffliegerkorps: 196
Oka: Weise with 5th Schlachtfliegerkorps: 182, 242, 205 (629)
Oka: Grauert with 4th and 7th Kampffliegerkorps: 177, 320, 141 (638)
Belev: Kitzinger with 3rd Kampffliegerkorps: 205, 381, 216, 380, 273, 383 (1,828)
Prjaza: Wever with 8th Kampffliegerkorps: 290, 124 (414)
Dubna: Weise with 5th Schlachtfleigerkorps: 134, 203, 294 (631)
Dubna: Keller with 7th Kampffliegerkorps: 184, 307, 156 (667)
Dubna: Kitzinger with 3rd Kampfliegerkorps: 174, 302, 151 (727)
Dubna: Grauert with 4th and 7th Kampffliegerkorps: 221, 317 (538)
Aleksin: Keller with 7th Kampffliegerkorps: 218, 222 (440)
Aleksin: Löhr with 2nd Schlachtfliegerkorps: 221, 169, 148 (538)
Serpuhov: Löhr with 2nd Schlachtfliegerkorps: 240, 238, 266 (744)
Serpuhov: Weise with 5th Schlachtfliegerkorps: 243, 264, 230, 236 (973)
Serpuhov: Löhr with 2nd and 5th Schlachtfliegerkorps and 1st Kampffliegerkorps: 280
Aleksin: Kitzinger with 3rd Kampffliegerkorps: 245, 267 (512)
Podporoz'e: Wever with 8th Kampffliegerkorps: 176, 134 (310)
Nagor'e: Weise with 5th Schlachtfliegerkorps: 116, 224, 182 (522)
Maksatiha: Kitzinger with 3rd KAmpffliegerkorps: 178
Plavsk: Grauert with 4th and 7th Kampffleigerkorps: 249, 341 (790)
Not all our bombers make it home
The Russians hit Rösener's 35.ID, despite the presence of an attacked Flak brigade. They only managed one mission, as Fisser's Messerschmitts gave them a harsh lesson on the way home.
Zalegoshch': Skripko with 72 and 10 ShAD: 59
Total Bombing Casualties for the period 19th to 24th October 1941
Hungarian: Nil
Italian: Nil
German: 59
Russian: 13,334
Prior Casualties
Hungarian: 128
Italian: 65
German: 5,222
Russian: 286,112
Total Bombing Casualties to date
Hungarian: Nil + 128 = 128
Italian: Nil + 65 = 65
German: 59 + 5,222 = 5,281
Russian: 13,334 + 286,112 = 299,446
East Front: Position at end of 24th October 1941
Total East Front Casualties for the period 19th to 24th October 1941
Hungarian: 53 + Nil = 53
Italian: 120 + Nil = 120
German: 4,312 + 59 = 4,371
Russian: 5,499 + 13,334 = 18,833
Prior Casualties
Hungarian: 2,849
Italian: 7,175
German: 382,168
Russian: 703,147
Total East Front casualties to date
Hungarian: 53 + 2,849 = 2,902
Italian: 120 + 7,175 = 7,295
German: 4,371 + 382,168 = 386,539
Russian: 18,833 + 703,147 = 721,980
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Quoted from purlgirl 1.)I have feen studying the diet DH's Dr. sent and feeling frustrated. ...........2.)It seems to me the best and simplest thing to do until we know his type is to have him do the type A diet with me. ...........3.)Neither of us care much for meat.4.)If I got a splinter it immediatly started to fester and I had to get it out to ward of infection; he always said his body ate them bc they would just disolve.
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As they work, Crane looks at Meas with a slightly odd expression. "Doctor, the war never actually ended, we simply had a formalized cease-fire that held until less than an hour in the form of The Armistice. This isn't a second war, it's simply the four-decades-later continuation of the first. Why else did you think that the Colonial Government has not only maintained and updated but continuously expanded and improved the Colonial Defense Forces?" Crane was looking at him--between paying attention to her work--with a mix of mild pity, slight amusement, and something Meas would have to call 'quizzical puzzlement'. From her friendly tone and the warm light in her eyes, she clearly thought it odd such a highly-educated individual would not know something so basic.


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Household accidents can happen anywhere anytime, but the experts at the Good Housekeeping Institute know how to keep their family safe. Don Mays, the institute's technical director wanted to protect his daughter from backyard falls, so he layered 12 inches of soft mooch around her play set.

I also have strict rules about helmets, because I know how important they are to provide adequate head protection. If catch our daughter cycling or skating without a helmet, she loses those privileges for a week.

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Roasted Cranberry & Brie Grilled Cheese
Have I told you about my cranberry habit? Every year, around this time, I buy way too many cranberries. I love the way they look and taste and am always trying to find innovative ways to use cranberries in recipes. Recently, I baked Brie with cranberries and it was so good that I figured, I couldn't go wrong with a grilled cheese, right?
The video below reveals how I make the Boozy & Baked Cranberry Sauce used in this recipe. But really any real cranberry sauce will work.
Recipe: Roasted Cranberry & Brie Grilled Cheese
- Ingredients:
- 2 slices of Italian batard bread (or any you have on hand)
- 1 ounce of Brie cheese, room temperature
- Heaping spoonful of Boozy & Baked Cranberry Sauce
- 1 tablespoon of butter, softened
1. I find that the bread makes the sandwich. I really love this Italian batard. It is firm and chewy, soaked up the butter and was just delicious when grilled. You don't have to use it but you would be wrong if you didn't. I kid!
2. Softened butter works best on a grilled cheese. I always keep a stash of whipped butter in the fridge, just let it sit out and then smear it all over the bread. You only need to butter one side of each slice. This is the side that will also be grilled.
3. Smear the brie and roasted cranberries onto the side of the bread that is not buttered and sandwich it with another buttered slice. All this butter and cheese is making me hungry!
4. In my opinion, a grilled cheese sandwich is best done in a iron skillet. You don't need it to be very hot. Turn the stove to a medium-high heat, and once the skillet is warmed, add the sandwich. Let it sit for two minutes and then flip it. It should come out perfect every time!
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The 16,000 temporary seats have been removed and the first of over 600 panes of glass have been installed as the future of the Aquatics Centre becomes clearer.
Stratford's Olympic Park was at the heart of many a sporting milestone this summer and this week, the cornerstone of its legacy was forged with the official transfer of the venue.
The handover of the park, from the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) to representatives from the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC), took place on Tuesday.
Naming rights for the Olympic Stadium, Aquatics Centre and Multi-use Arena are up for grabs after the official launch of the bidding process.
The Olympic Park Legacy Company is looking for organisations to associate their brands with the venues through naming rights and other sponsorship deals.
The Olympic Park is playing host to the Cabinet today to mark 200 days to go until the start of the Games.
David Cameron and his ministers have swapped Downing Street for Stratford for their first meeting of 2012 and are expected to discuss ways of ensuring the Olympics brings lasting benefits to the UK.
British Olympic hopeful Tom Daley took the first dive into the pool at the completed Aquatics Centre this morning as the final park venue for the 2012 Games was unveiled.
The Olympic Stadium, Velodrome, Handball Arena, Basketball Arena and the International Broadcast Centre are all complete and as it celebrated one year until the start of the Games, like the Olympic Delivery Authority announced all venues were finished on time and on budget.


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Manchester City are hot on the trail of Getafe midfielder Abdel Barrada, according to the player's agent.
The Moroccan international, 23, is thought to have attracted a host of suitors after an impressive debut campaign for the Madrid-based club last season.
The former Paris Saint-Germain youngster is contracted with Getafe until 2016 and his representative Jesus Mesas insists no decision will be made on Barrada's future until next summer.
"It's true Manchester City are following Abdel," he said. "They have a fixed scout in La Liga each weekend to watch several games.
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Dolores Reisner, a patient story
Dolores has type 2 diabetes
Dolores, or Dee, as her friends and family call her, liveswith her husband of fifty years in a green, clean andquiet neighbourhood in Columbus, New Jersey.
Dee was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes when she was50 years old.
So a major factor in Dee's life with diabetes has beenlearning to deal with her stress. When her husband was55, he suffered from a cardiac arrest and their lives wereturned upside down. Dee had to help her husband witheverything for a period of six months.
It was a very stressful time, where she put on weight andher diabetes numbers were high, and even when lifereturned to normal, stress was still a part of her life. "That'swhat they tell you with diabetes. You have to control yourstress levels and that's very hard to do especially with threechildren and seven grandchildren, somebody is alwaysdoing something, you do the best you can."
In the last couple of years, Dee has gained a betterunderstanding of herself, as she puts it, and she has learnedto say 'no'. "For the longest time, I had a very hard timesaying 'no'. That created more stress than you can imagine.I always had that thought, if you say no they are not goingto like you, and then it got to the point where I thought,wait a minute, what about me? I am not liking me verymuch, because half the time I am angry, because I amdoing something I don't want to do."
Today Dee de-stresses with her new hobby, making quilts,which is her recipe for total relaxation. When somebody asksher a favour, she often answers, "No I am not doing that, I'drather quilt", and that gets me of the hook, she laughs.
Although more in balance than ever before, Dee needs todeal with failing to lose weight, "It's just a constant dailystruggle trying to do that. You gain two pounds, you losethree, and then all of a sudden you have a bad weekend andyou gain five. I try, but at least I am trying not to put moreon, and when I lose, I am very, very happy!"


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Title: 당돌한 여자 / Dangdolhan Yeoja / Daring Women
Chinese Title: 唐突的女人
Genre: Drama, Romance
Episodes: 105
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2010-Mar-01 to 2010-July-30
Air time: Monday to Friday 8:40 AM
Ji Soon Young loses her husband, Wang Se Joon, in a tragic accident. She is left alone to take care of their adopted daughter. She meets and falls in love with Han Kyu Jin, who just happens to be the father-in-law to her former sister-in law, Wang Se Bin. Their lives changes when Soon Young marries Kyu Jin and becomes Se Bin's mother-in-law. They have to adjust to their new roles in their family and at the same time try to get along with each other.
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Lee Yoo Ri as Ji Soon Young
Seo Ji Young as Wang Se Bin (husband)
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Kim Ha Kyoon as Wang Man Kil (father in law)
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Lee Chan Joo as Wang Saet Byul (Soon Young's adopted daughter)
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SWINDON Town chairman Jed McCrory has confirmed that he spoke to Ian Wright about the vacant manager's position at the County Ground before opting for Kevin MacDonald.
Wright and McCrory have known each other for several years and the pair had discussed the possibility of the ex-Arsenal striker taking over at the Robins following the recent departure of Paolo Di Canio.
However, MacDonald's experience and Wright's young family ultimately swung the decision in the Scot's favour.
"Ian is a friend, and we had spoken to him in reference a position at the club," said McCrory. "Ian would love the manager's job, but Kevin has all the experience which far outweighs it and ticks all the boxes."
Wright said he was "flattered" to be approached by Town, but felt his family should come first.
"I got a call on Monday morning and then all of a sudden I had to start thinking about other things. I had to start thinking about what team you're going to put together and whether you're going to do it but in the end I've been out of the game so long," he said on Absolute Radio.
"I think they've got a really, really good man in Kevin MacDonald but it was something I really was enthused about.
"They were really nice people, the guys I spoke to – the chairman and Martin (King). They had me going.
"My wife wasn't keen. I explained it to her about how it could be but she's very good friends with Roberto Di Matteo's wife, they went to school together, and she's saying that Roberto was hardly ever about and when he is about he's zoned into what he's thinking about.
"I think personally it is a single man's life really. I've got a young family and we're close and I've got two young girls. It would have been a real uprooting vibe for everybody and they're very young. I just feel that, as flattering as it was, it couldn't happen."


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From Deputy Commissioner John D'Agati, Office of Higher Education
As we continue moving toward the implementation of our new teacher and school building leader certification requirements, I would like to provide you with an update regarding the requirements for School Building Leader (SBL) certification.
- As part of the Regents Reform Agenda, New York State will be requiring candidates seeking initial school building leader certification to submit evidence of having achieved a satisfactory level of performance on the Educating All Students (EAS) test and an updated School Building Leader (SBL) assessment. Each of these assessments has been aligned to reflect increased rigor and the Common Core Learning Standards. For additional information regarding the new assessments, please see www.nystce.nesinc.com/NY_annProgramUpdate.asp.
- Effective September 28, 2013, the revised SBL assessment will be operational. The assessment design and framework for the revised SBL is available at http://www.nystce.nesinc.com/PDFs/NY107_108_OBJ_DRAFT.pdf.
- Candidates who apply for the initial SBL certificate on or after May 1, 2014—including candidates who will graduate from an approved SBL preparation program on or after May 1, 2014, or candidates who apply for certification on or before April 30, 2014, but do not meet all of the requirements for an initial certificate prior to May 1, 2014— will be required to take and pass both the EAS test and the revised SBL assessment.
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Murray F. Buell
Born: New Haven, CT 10/6/1905, died 7/2/1975
Education: Cornell (A.B. 1930); Minnesota (A.M. 1934, Ph.D. 1935).
Dissertation title: The embryology of Acorus calamus Linn. (Bot. Gaz. 99:556-568)
Adviser: F. K. Butters (confirmed by Helen Buell)
Comments: Strongly influenced by W. S. Cooper in graduate school. ESA's Buell Award was established in his name in 1977.
Teaching history: N.C. State 1935-46; Rutgers 1946-71. Summers at Itasca Biol. Sta. (Minnesota) for many years. After retirement taught at Yale, Minnesota, Georgia, Arizona, UC-Davis, UC-Santa Barbara, Montana, and Colorado State.
Ph. D. Students: J. E. Cantlon, W. A. Reiners, W. A. Niering.
Others influenced: F. H. Bormann (undergraduate)
ESA offices and honors: Secretary 1951-53; Vice President 1955; President 1962; Eminent Ecologist 1970
ESA links: Eminent Ecologist | Resolution of Respect
Archived Papers: Location unknown, but Buell is mentioned as a correspondent in a Botany Department collection at University of Minnesota archives, and is included in a biographical file of Minnesota faculty at the University archives
External links: Wikipedia
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SE IA Deer Hunters Face Tougher Season
After a better than expected deer hunting season last year, southeast Iowa hunters might have worse luck this year.
Iowa DNR Deer Biologist, Tom Litchfield, said Iowa's deer population state-wide is declining, as part of a plan by the DNR.
He said the state wide herd did decline, but not at the rate he expected it would. Litchfield said the extreme drought gave hunters an advantage. Specifically deer had to travel farther for food and water.
"Anything that makes a deer more exposed while hunting season is going on, is going to result in more susceptibility to being harvested," Litchfield said.
He said while their are currently drought conditions, they are not as severe as last years and will not give hunters the same level of advantage.
Litchfield said last year also saw an outbreak of a hemorrhagic disease in deer, which largely spared southeast Iowa.
He said there is a minor outbreak of the disease, epizootic hemorrhagic disease, this year. Litchfield added that it's centered in the areas, like Southeast Iowa, that were spared last year.
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Visit the Ohio History Store in person! Located the Ohio History Center, Columbus. Shop at the Center: Wed-Sat, 10 – 5 and Sun Noon – 5.
Please stop in and shop. There is no admission fee to shop.
We welcome you to visit the museum too, and for members museum admission is free. For non-members, $10/adult; $9/senior; $5/youth (6-12); free/child (0-5). Parking is free. Also, members get a 10% discount in the store at Ohio History Center or online! (some products excluded). For membership: Click Here. OR to shop on-line visit our electronic store!
Books on Ohio history, many written by Ohioans are a specialty of the Ohio History Store.
Jewelry, artwork, and fine crafts from Ohio artisans can be the perfect gift – something unique and handmade. There is always something new and wonderful.
Become a member of the Ohio History Connection. Members receive 10% in the Ohio History Store all the time (Note: some goods are exempt from the discount).
"We opened our new 'Welcome Lobby' and wanted the store to reflect our exciting new changes as well. We've solicited comments and suggestions from our patrons, and used their feedback to help improve the quality of the products we offer," said Jim Riley, Business Ventures Manager for the Ohio History Connection. In addition to items that reflect Ohio's vast history that the store has been known for in the past, the expanding inventory now includes new products such as Ohio wines, candles, honey, jelly, hand-screened scarves, and other goods produced by Ohio artisans. The new Ohio History Store has also added new books and continues to add work produced by Ohio authors that reflect the history, challenges, and diversity of the state. "We are working to have the store become a destination—a place to find a unique Ohio gift for Mothers Day, birthdays or special events. This is a huge step toward that goal. You are welcome to shop in the store even if your plans don't include touring the museum that day. No admission is charged to shop. We want to make sure it was absolutely inviting, even for someone who just wants to run in and grab a quick gift like the 'Family Archival Kit' or some fudge or Buckeye Crunch," said Jane M. Mason, director of marketing and communications. "We are constantly looking for avenues to successfully serve the people of Ohio and spark an interest in history. If, as you share a bottle of an Ohio wine that you purchased at the Ohio History Store, it helps spark a conversation about the history of Ohio, it is a win/win."


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quote:To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to allow a credit against tax for surrendering to authorities certain assault weapons.
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quote:What will they pay?
quote:wait till Obama creates the "gun owners tax"...wait, it's coming!
quote:I have no problem with a tax credit for those who voluntarily turn in their own fire arms.
quote:So could I buy AR-15 for $1000 every year and turn it over to the government for a $2000 refund?
quote:one round at a time.
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hey bayles! farm is a family run, certified organic farm, growing a wide range of fruits and vegetables and specializing in leafy greens. We currently work 12 acres in the Oregon Coast Range and distribute our high quality produce through our CSA program, at the Lane County Farmers Market, through Eugene's best Natural Food Stores and at many outstanding restaurants.
We grow a wide range of market crops, but we specialize in cool season crops that are best suited for our maritime influenced valley. Our salad greens, including our Organic Salad Mix, Salad Spinach and Premium Arugula,can be found all over Eugene, along with Head Lettuce, Swiss Chard, Italian Kale and Collard Greens. Root crops are a main staple of the farm also but we grow everything from Snap Peas, to Cauliflower, to Melons.(See THE LIST FOR MANY OF OUR CROPS)
We also believe that it is not enough to just grow great produce, but that we must also grow healthy communities and that is why Hey Bayles! Farm is an active, participating member of its Lane County community. We are proud to host three apprentices each season and to employ six members of the community. We are also proud to sponsor and participate in numerous civic organizations such as the Rural Arts Center, the American Music Institute and The Eugene Celebration (2005 Parade-Grand Prize winner- Hey Bayles! Farm!) to name just a few. We do these things because we know that high quality food means nothing if the soul is starving in a dead community.
If you have some time, look through our web-site and see what we do.We will be updating pictures, articles and recipes on a periodic basis, so visit us often. Welcome to our farm.
A few links to follow:
What do the food boxes contain?
Can I visit your farm?
Where can I find great recipes?
Read Farmer John's essays.
Check out pictures of the farm.