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5.0 out of 5 stars Thoughtful, Well-Made WWII Film
Sticklers for accurate portrayals of history on screen may find elements to grumble about in this terrific fact-based yarn about the taking of a key bridge into Germany over the Rhine River in early 1945. The cast is a stellar one, with George Segal and Ben Gazzara acting as the dogface principals given the assignment, along with Robert Vaughn as a valiant German officer...
Published on Sept. 16 2002 by Barron Laycock
3.0 out of 5 stars Seems to Drag a Little
The capture of "The Bridge at Remagen" is among the highlights of the very late stage of the European war, and I was hoping this film would help get a better appreciation of the actual event itself. In a way, it does, but it's not a docudrama like "The Longest Day." Instead, it's your typical 1960s war picture, reflecting the domestic attitudes of that decade. Here,...
Published on March 1 2003
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Thoughtful, Well-Made WWII Film,
Barron Laycock "Labradorman" (Temple, New Hampshire United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Bridge At Remagen (Widescreen) (DVD)
Sticklers for accurate portrayals of history on screen may find elements to grumble about in this terrific fact-based yarn about the taking of a key bridge into Germany over the Rhine River in early 1945. The cast is a stellar one, with George Segal and Ben Gazzara acting as the dogface principals given the assignment, along with Robert Vaughn as a valiant German officer determined to try to hold the bridge as long as possible to help save thousands of retreating German soldiers, planning to then blow the bridge up rather than letting it fall into Allied hands. Bradford Dillman plays the morally amusical American Army commander so interested in furthering his own ambitions that he routinely and recklessly endangers the welfare and safety of his men. E.G. Marshall plays the commanding general who recognizes the strategic importance of the bridge and tries to do all he can to ensure the Allies succeed in taking it.
For those of us interested in such things, the film does take considerable pains to replicate both the look and the atmosphere of the events that transpired during the final Allied push into Germany, when the 27th Armored infantry attempted to seize and hold the bridge in order to cut off more than 50,000 retreating German troops over the Rhine where they could then regroup to prepare for the battle of Germany in the following months. The Allies knew the taking of the bridge could shorten the war by allowing rapid crossing of the Rhine by large number of Allied troops more forcefully than could be repelled by the retreating Germans. Time was of the essence.
All that said, this is an excellent dramatization of the actual events, although one is left at the end not understanding the bridge eventually collapsed only a few weeks after being taken. Yet by then it had been replaced for both tactical and strategic purposes by many more temporary structures hauled into place by the Army Corps of Engineers. The film is very well done, and provides a quite realistic, gritty and sympathetic portrayal of life as a soldier in the final frantic days, when millions of young Allied soldiers forced their way through the portals into the "Fatherland" to finally end the greatest armed struggle of the 20th century. Enjoy!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars The Allies Race to Cross the Rhine,
Jeffrey T. Munson (Dixon, IL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Bridge At Remagen (Widescreen) (DVD)
Famous movie producer David L. Wolper has created a fine film about the last days of the war in Germany. The Germans were destroying all of their bridges across the Rhine in the hopes of stopping the Allies from crossing into the heart of Germany. However, one bridge still remained; the bridge at Remagen. The Germans wanted to keep this bridge open as long as possible before destroying it so that 75,000 German soldiers on the other side would be able to escape back into Germany. The allies wanted the bridge as a springboard to move troops and vehicles accross the Rhine and attack the heart of Germany. This movie portrays the struggle of the Germans and Americans over the bridge.
George Segal stars as Lieutenant Hartman, a hard-nosed GI who is given the job of securing the bridge for the Americans. Ben Gazzara stars as Sergeant Angelo, Hartman's right hand man. Together, these two Americans rally their troops against the Germans. On the German side, veteran actor Robert Vaughn stars as Major Kruger. He's given the job of holding the bridge open as long as possible to allow the trapped Germans time to retreat back into Germany, then he is to destroy the bridge before it falls into American hands.
The battle scenes are excellent. The scenes of the two sides firing at each other across the river are perhaps the best scenes in the movie. The battle on the bridge is well-done as well, with the scenes of the German soldiers hanging upside down under the bridge placing explosives especially good.
I enjoyed this movie very much. The battle and action scenes are excellent and the acting is very good, too. History and World War II movie fans should enjoy this action packed movie.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars One of the great war films of the 1960's,
T O'Brien (Chicago, Il United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Bridge At Remagen (Widescreen) (DVD)
The Bridge at Remagen is an excellent World War II movie based on a true story. Set in the closing days of the war, the story is about a battle for the last remaining bridge over the Rhine river. The Americans want it intact so they can cross over into the heart of Germany while the Germans want to blow it up to prevent the Allies a foothold. However, the Major placed in command of the bridge won't blow it up because there are still 50,000 German troops on the other side that will be captured if the bridge is destroyed. This is an excellent movie that shows the battle from both the American and German side. Excellent action sequences and great characters make this a must have. As well, the movie succeeds in showing the chaos on the German side as the Allied forces began to close in late in the war.
George Segal stars as(get this) Lt. Phil Hartman, the leader of the American troops trying to take the bridge intact. He plays the role perfectly as the officer who refuses to see his men massacred in a pointless attack. Ben Gazzara is great as Sergeant Angelo, the soldier who picks valuable items off of dead soldiers for his own profit. Robert Vaughan plays Major Krueger, the German major placed in command of the bridge. He does a great job as the officer trying to buy time for the trapped German divisions. Also starring Bradford Dillman, E.G. Marshall, Peter Van Eyck, and Bo Hopkins. This is an excellent war movie that doesn't shy away from showing all aspects of war. Elmer Bernstein also gives an excellent musical score that at times sounds like The Magnificent Seven or The Great Escape. The DVD is a great buy with a collectible booklet, theatrical trailer, and widescreen presentation all included. Check out this great and true war tale set late in WWII!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent movie,
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This review is from: The Bridge At Remagen (Widescreen) (DVD)
I have seen the movie and have been to the "Real" bridge in the
town of Remagen, near Frankfurt, north of Weisbaden Germany.
The movie, although interrupted during shooting, depicts the events as best it could.
The acting was excellent and the set was picked for its
striking ressemblance to the actual bridge.
For those who have actually visited the real bridge and gone
up inside the bridge towers, which is all that remains of the original bridge,
to see actual pictures and read the plagues on the supporting walls, both inside and out, will agree that Hollywood was
very close to the events that took place. A terrific movie worth owning and watching again and again.
3.0 out of 5 stars Seems to Drag a Little,
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This review is from: The Bridge At Remagen (Widescreen) (DVD)
The capture of "The Bridge at Remagen" is among the highlights of the very late stage of the European war, and I was hoping this film would help get a better appreciation of the actual event itself. In a way, it does, but it's not a docudrama like "The Longest Day." Instead, it's your typical 1960s war picture, reflecting the domestic attitudes of that decade. Here, you see Americans pilfering from dead Germans, rather than giving war-ravaged children Hershey bars. And George Segal's character is difficult to embrace even though he's the film's protagonist. It's not until the very final minutes of the film that you understand that's the way it' supposed to be. These men have been through hell and back and they're very hardened by the experience of war. Unfortunately, you spend nearly two hours with them without finding them very likeable. If you like run-of-the mill war pictures, this will suit you. If you're hoping for a film about this event comparable to "The Longest Day" or "Tora Tora Tora," you'll be a little disappointed.
4.0 out of 5 stars Factual Account with Fictional Characters,
Kevin R. Austra (Delaware Valley, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Bridge At Remagen (Widescreen) (DVD)
David L. Wolper's 1969 THE BRIDGE AT REMAGEN closely follows Ken Hechler's best selling acount of the American capture of the railbridge over the Rhine River. The facts and events occuring in the movie are largely factual with actors George Segal, Robert Vaughn and Ben Gazzara adding some fictional depth to the original participants. In fact, the actual names of the real-life combat participants were changed for this film. The latter part of the 1960's and very early 1970's were the golden years for war movies. In those years films like PATTON, TORA,TORA,TORA, M*A*S*H, CATCH 22, THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN and KELLY'S HEROES (To name a few) made names for themselves at box offices. Producer David Wolper, known for the historical accuracy constraints of his productions, undertook THE BRIDGE AT REMAGEN. The Rhine crossing operations were the next logical big screen production. THE LONGEST DAY took care of D-Day. Ken Annakin's 1965 production of THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE had taken on the Ardennes Offensive. The breaching of the Reich's last natural obstacle to the western allies was a logical choice. Teams searched throughout Europe for a site that closely resembled the Remagen area. In the end they found a river in (what was then) Czechoslovakia with a bridge, with set modifications, that resembled the former Ludendorf Bridge in Germany. Additionally, the REMAGEN production team was fortunate in that they were able to film in an evacuated Czech village that was slated for destruction (in order to accomodate strip mining of soft coal). Czech arsenals were full of German weapons and uniforms -- most carefully preserved in the event of a "next" war. Indeed the Czechs still had at their disposal their own version of the German Hanomag half-track. Everything seemed to be going the right way for the film makers. Serious filming began in 1968, but wasn't quite complete before the the Warsaw Pact's 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia. Before filming was completed the film crew was forced to into a convoy out of Czechoslovakia leaving the majority of their props, weapons, uniforms and extras behind. Fortunately the production team was able to complete filming in Italy with the result that there is hardly any noticeable continuity break in the film. Look for some other familiar faces in THE BRIDGE AT REMAGEN such as war film veterans Peter van Ecke (THE LONGEST DAY, ATTACK), Hans Christian Blech (THE LONGEST DAY, THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE), and E.G. Marshall (CHRISTMAS VACATION). The soundtrack was composed by Elmer Bernstein (THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, THE GREAT ESCAPE)and is superbly music for the movie. As war films go, this is one of the better movies about the last months of World War II in Europe.
1.0 out of 5 stars Beware of war films starring George Segal,
"ottry2" (Baltimore, MD United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Bridge At Remagen (Widescreen) (DVD)
I've read many of the reviews posted previously about this film, and I'm actually suprised by the wide range of opinions, good and bad. After careful consideration of other arguments I still have to say that this movie is a real STINKER. This film is one of the worst WWII films ever made, really. Despite it's feeble attempt to portray the more "realisitic" battle weary, lassiez-faire attitudes towards the end of the war, the characters remain stiff, overacted, transparent, and just plain stereotypical by today's standards. As usual, the portrayl of the Germans is laughable. Robert Vaughn's (plays the lead German role) forced aristocratic German accent is so bad you find yourself wondering why the producers didn't just cast a German actor (as they did for some of the more competent supporting cast). Ben Gazzara's "Angel" character is just plain ridiculous, and George Segal should have stayed with comedy, because you'll laugh at his authority role, and supposed "apathy" towards almost every event in the film. The conflict set-up between Segal' character and his superior officer (also badly acted) is painful to watch, and I don't mean in the emotional sense. The movie was truly doomed after watching the young actress who was thrown in for <5 minutes simply for meaningless frontal nudity - she should feel very exploited... it's the kind of stuff shoveled in history classes taught by the victors. If you want to see a truly "gritty" war film, try the German perspective, as in "Stalingrad" or "Das Boot," or the Finnish film "Winter War." They're not sappy, overly-patriotic, and won't pull their painful punches, the kind you won't see in relatively older Hollywood films like "The Bridge at Remagen."
5.0 out of 5 stars Exceptional cast, excellent plot,
"jaigobfka" (Austin, TX United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Bridge At Remagen (Widescreen) (DVD)
Unlike most WW2 movies, this movie gave exceptional portrays of personalities of the characters. This movie is also very well-balanced on both the US and the German sides.
Captain Hartman, Major Kreuger and Captain Schmidt were very well portrayed as heroic and intelligent officers; during combat, they stood at the front with their men; they cared about their responsibilities and the needs of their men instead of their careers.
Captain Barnes and the nazi SS general were also well-portrayed as career-minded officers, who are yes-men to their superiors, they always avoided combat, they cared nothing about their subordinates, but only focused on blaming and demanding them instead.
This movies have done a great job in telling the tensions and politics amongst the ranks in an army (both the US and German), and the emotional aspects during a war as well, e.g. the short story of the war-torn French girl, the story inside the apartment of Mr Holzgang, Captain Hartman lost nearly all his comrades, Jeligo shot a young fanatical nazi boy, great courages of soldiers on both sides in dangerous missions.
Perhaps the most exceptional feature of this movie is that, it brought to the stage the untold humanistic stories of the war-weary German civilians and soldiers, e.g. helpless civilians under air bombardment, purges on officers by the nazi, boys and old men being deployed for city defense, trains of wounded soldiers waiting for crossing the bridge before it was demolished, exhausted soldiers trying to desert etc,
This is one of the very few movies that truly tell WW2 stories and battles.
4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent, underrated war film!,
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This review is from: Bridge at Remagen (VHS Tape)
"The Bridge at Remagen" is a fictionalized story of the capture of the famous bridge. It was not meant to be a history lesson, but to represent the desperate and confused fighting in the last months of the war in Germany. It uses the story of the bridge as an analogy for what was happening on both sides. For the Americans, the everchanging fluidity of the operational situation due to the deterioration of the Germans caused commanders to constantly push their exhausted soldiers to take advantage of opportunities caused by German confusion. On the German side, sheer and utter chaos with commanders promising subordinates non-existent support and SS execution squads acting as "incentives" for officers and men to follow insane orders.
"The Bridge at Remagen" follows the actions of two commanders, a war-weary commander (George Seagal) of an American armored infantry company and a German major (Robert Vaughn) who takes command of Remagen's patchwork garrison. The look of this film is very realistic with a great deal of attention paid to equipment and uniforms. (However, many of the soldiers' haircuts look more like 1969 than 1945.) This is also a movie which does not show the Americans in shining white armor, there are several scenes of American soldiers looting German dead and an ugly incident between the battalion commander, Major Barnes, and Seagal's Lt. Hartman. The Major Barnes character is well done. It would have been extremely easy to portray him as a cardboard villian who puts his career ahead of his men; but the movie does not make his character black and white. It shows several scenes in which he does not relish the orders he is given by his superior (EG Marshall). Barnes has his orders too, which he might not like; but orders are orders.
"The Bridge at Remagan" was not the first the WWII movie to show that being a combat soldier was unglamorous and ugly. "A Walk in the Sun" (1945), "Battleground" (1950), "Attack" (1956), and "Hell is for Heroes" (1962) all show WWII for the Amercian combat soldier was not about "gee golly happy to be here fighting the war." "The Bridge at Remagen" did not break new ground; but it did accomplish being a very well-acted and solid war movie. Unfortunately, due to its release in the late 60's and its lack of star power (Poor Robert Vaughn now does commericals for the ambulence chasing law firm of Jacoby & Meyers) it sort of faded into obscurity. It's a shame because this is one very fine war movie.
4.0 out of 5 stars Invading the Reich!,
Richard P. Mayhew (Silver Spring, MD USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Bridge At Remagen (Widescreen) (DVD)
I bought this movie on DVD and I am glad I did. The Keep case is full of all sorts of cool info. This film was shot on location in Czechoslovakia in 1968, while being filmed the USSR invaded the country, MIGs buzzed the set and the Russians claimed that American spys were among the cast and crew. If you have ever seen photos or film of the bridge at Remagen you will be stunned to see how close the filming location looks to the real site. The setting is March 1945, the American Army is desperately trying to capture a Rhine crossing, that was true. The film slightly modifies history by showing the Americans as wanting to blow up the Ludendorf railway bridge at Remagen to trap a retreating German army, that is not how things happened in reality but this little bit of "Hollywood history" does not detract from the movie. The German attempt to demolish the bridge fails, that also is true. I wish the film had covered some of the unique measures taken by the Germans to destroy the bridge such as the use of frogmen/commandos carrying high explosives disguised to look like flows of logs, the attacks by Luftwaffe Arado Blitz bombers, and the firing of several V2 missiles, all of which failed. While the fate of the German commander is accurate, it is a little embelished. The uniforms, weapons and acting are all top notch, it would have been nice if they had Sherman tanks but that is a small detail. The fighting/action scences (and there are alot of them) are outstanding, small arms firefights in the countryside, in the villages and finally on the bridge, there is even a hitler youth kamakazi! The roving SS execution squads and the Volkstrum portrayals are (from everything I have read) accurate. Segal does a good job playing an exhuasted squad leader who keeps seeing his men blown away in an attempt to reach a bridge which both sides want to (thats the Holloywood version anyway) destroy. There is one short makeout scene in which breasts are flashed (nice ones too!) but this is truly a war movie, there is as you'd expect alot of violence. Ben Gazara is cast well as a bitter NCO in the squad. I think the finest acting is Robert Vaughn as German Major Krueger. The pyrotechnics will (no pun intended) blow you away, they blew some s**t up making this film! The movie does not show this but several days after it's capture the bridge finally collapsed taking over 2 dozen American with it. I would have given this film 5 stars except for the music, there is alot of that typical 1960's Hogans Hero's sounding music which really detracts from the power and realism in this film. This is a great flick, if you like action, fighting and explosions this is the ticket.
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To cut to the chase, Robert Bresson's heart-breaking and magnificent Au Hasard Balthazar (1966) -- the story of a donkey's life and death in rural France -- is the supreme masterpiece by one of the greatest of 20th-century filmmakers.
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Bertolucci's masterpiece--made when he was all of 29--will be the most revelatory experience a fortunate pilgrim will have in a theater this year is a foregone conclusion.
Bergman locates a generosity and élan that make F&A feel like his youngest film.
Laughton understood Agee's proximity to Grimm vaudeville, and fashioned the most intensely expressionistic movie of its day.
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It's here that Melville fully achieved his notion of the sublime, applying "Le Samouraï's" "empty" compositions and near theatrical blocking, as well as its methodical suspense, cosmic fatalism, and sense of grim solitude, to a subject far closer to his heart, namely his own World War II experiences.
Literally and figuratively marvelous, a rich, daring mix of fantasy and politics.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- West Virginia University wants a judge to dismiss counterclaims Rich Rodriguez raised to the lawsuit over his $4 million buyout, arguing he can't benefit from a contract, then refuse to comply with the parts he doesn't like.
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Breaking up is hard to do. Rich Rodriguez and West Virginia are showing just how hard. The state's once favorite son's divorce from his alma mater has deteriorated into a flurry of accusations and lawsuits. Both sides have suffered significant damage in the proceedings. Mark Schlabach• Affidavit: Rodriguez offered job to accused man
• WVU Foundation wants legal fees from Rodriguez
• Rodriguez wins right to prove fraud on WVU's part
• WVU asks judge to dismiss Rodriguez's complaints
• Lawsuit headed back to W. Va. court
• Rodriguez wants look at WVU foundation's books
• Schlabach: Divorce festers in West Virginia
• Rodriguez offers to pay part of $4M WVU buyout
• Rodriguez claims WVU prez reneged on buyout
• E-mails: Rodriguez, WVU athletic dept. at odds
• Michigan to pay Rodriguez $2.5M annually
• Maisel: Rodriguez aide accuses WVU of racial bias
• Report: Governor refutes Rodriguez 'smear' claim
• WVU pays ex-coach Rodriguez $287,000 bonus
• Rodriguez claims he's target of 'smear campaign'
• WVU's suit against ex-coach goes to federal court
• WVU to investigate disappearance of football files
• Rodriguez's family harassed since resignation
• Stewart to replace Rodriguez at WVU
• Critical alumnus Kendrick donates $1M to WVU
• West Virginia sues Rodriguez, seeks $4M buyout
• Gov. says WVU gave Rodriguez no cause for exit
• Rodriguez joins Michigan, WVU buyout unresolved
• Source: Rodriguez to contest buyout at WVU
• New Michigan coach Rodriguez says leaving WVU 'difficult decision'
• Maisel: Michigan makes sense for Rodriguez
• Rodriguez leaving West Virginia for Michigan
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D-Backs split with Reds
Kelly Johnson went 3-for-4 with a run batted in as the Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3-1 for a split of the four-game series.
The Diamondbacks won the game as +160 underdogs, while the teams played UNDER the posted over/under (9) set by sportsbooks.
Rodrigo Lopez scattered eight hits and one run over seven innings to post the victory.
Edinson Volquez suffered the loss for the Reds, giving up all three runs over his 6 2-3 innings.


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MANILA, Philippines—Meralco head coach Ryan Gregorio looked over to the scene where his import Eric Dawson was down on the floor—grimacing in pain—as he clutched his left knee late against Rain or Shine.
Dawson slipped with his left knee slightly bending in an awkward direction as he made a move to the basket with the Bolts' fate in the playoffs hanging in the balance.
"I haven't assessed him yet but all I can hear was 'I'm going to finish this game coach, I'm going to finish this game. I'm not going to abandon my teammates,'" recalled Gregorio after his team squeaked past Rain or Shine in overtime, 118-116, to avoid a twice-to-beat disadvantage in the quarterfinals.
"Tonight's game, it was really Eric Dawson who towed us to victory playing with one leg but still enough to make the crucial baskets to secure us the victory."
The six-foot-nine Dawson finished with 50 points, 14 rebounds, four assists and five steals – his second game with at least 50 points after knocking in 57 points against Petron Blaze just weeks ago.
"It's alright, just a little tweak but I'll be fine. If it's serious then I wouldn't be able to walk. I just don't want to give up on my team, I want to keep playing hard and just fight to the end. This is my job, I don't want to quit," said Dawson, who limped towards the bench.
The 28-year-old Dawson, who had a short stint with San Antonio Spurs in the NBA, said his knee still bothered him during the game.
Dawson though, appeared to have recovered just seconds after as he nailed a short stab off the inbound pass by Chris Ross to give the lead back to Meralco, 116-115, with only 1:35 remaining.
"It's a great character win for us but more than that it's really an inspiration to have a player like Eric Dawson," added Gregorio.
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We asked Italian iconic mega designer, Giorgio Armani to come up with a great centerpiece. You can create his at home with just a little bit of practice. All you'll need is a bowl, big or small will work, long leaves like the bird's nest ferns I'm using here or flask leaves, and small flowers like verbena. Start by lining your bowl with the leaves. Begin from the outside in creating a concentric circle. Do this until you made a tight spiral. If you find that your leaves are shifting or you can't keep them in place, try using just a little bit of tape to hold them down. The leaves that follow will cover up your tapes so no one will know that you cheated a little bit. Next, trim your flower stems to about two inches long and tuck them in between the space between your leaves. Scatter them around the bowl. You can make this as a large centerpiece for your table but I like to use it as place cards. Just use a smaller bowl and follow the same steps. Then, tape a toothpick or wood skewer to the back of a name card and place it in the center of the bowl. You can also use this as your first course. Just use salad greens and edible flowers instead. For more videos and fun tips, head to rachaelraymag.com.
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Originally from West Virginia, Dr. Toler attended West Virginia University where he completed his undergraduate studies with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree. From there, Dr. Toler was intent on attending law school in Georgia. But after chiropractic care was instrumental in relieving headaches and sinus problems he had suffered from for over 10 years, Dr. Toler changed his mind and decided the chiropractic profession was for him.
Dr. Toler completed his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University in Marietta, GA. He also completed a certification in postgraduate instruction for Chiropractic Physiological Therapeutics from New York Chiropractic College.
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CBP seeks to encourage entities through incentives not currently available to members participating in both Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) and Importer Self-Assessment (ISA) to secure their supply chains and strengthen their internal controls for compliance with the existing laws and regulations administered or enforced by CBP.
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Later that afternoon we went over the mighty Mississippi river and spent the night in Helena.
After leaving Helena in the morning we made a couple of miles when we came across a sign I had seen pictures of in other ride reports here on ADV.
Of course we stopped. There was a man standing infront of the house. Seeing us he asked if we were the swiss. He had seen our report on ADV and had figured out that we should have been here yesterday allready. So he had been waiting for us. Now isn't that nice. We talked to him for a while and had a look at the interesting inside of the house. He even called a friend of his who came by to meet us. Really nice stop. Thanks alot.
Here is Sandra signing the book.
and chatting inside the house.
In the afternoon of that day we began to get haunted by bad luck for a couple of days. (stricking 3 times)
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Sandra got a flat on her front tyre.
Luckily ther was a log lying around we could use as a centerstand.
I found the leak and it looked like a mistake during produktion. To be faster I just threw in our spare front tube filled in air and on we went.
Then we came across another "road closed"sign. The bridge was out. But some other riders had found the way through allready. We saw some tyre marks.
And here we pass that part.
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MADURAI: Carmaker Mahindra Renault on Wednesday launched two new variants of its mid-sized sedan for Madurai region – the Logan Play which comes with both petrol (1.4 GLX) and diesel (1.5 DLX) options.
Mahindra and Mahindra (M & M) senior regional sales of Tamil Nadu, P.V. Ramachandran, told journalists during the launch ceremony that this was the first time that a variant of Logan was being unveiled in Madurai.
Many improvements have been added to these two variants based upon the feedback from the customers. This car is mainly targeted towards the younger generation, he said.
Many offers have been announced for the festive season. "Around 110 units of Logan were being sold per month in Tamil Nadu at present with Madurai doing around 20. The diesel variant, which offers a mileage of 22 kilometres a litre, seemed to be the preferred model of customers," said Mr. Ramachandran.
He also handed over the keys to the first buyer of the new variants during the launch.


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Howdy River Folks,
As always, we are busy as can be representing your interests in the Susquehanna Valley and Chesapeake Bay Watershed. We've been working on our top five priorities: smallmouth bass die-offs in the Susquehanna and other Chesapeake tributaries; effects of fracking on our waterways; effects of Susquehanna sediment on the Chesapeake Bay; the Chesapeake watershed pollution reduction plan (TMDL); and the expansion of Lancaster's landfill on the banks of the Susquehanna. Here are some updates, and a request for action.
Cobie Bean (1969-2014)
First I want to recognize one of our great volunteers, and one of my closest friends, Cobie Bean. Cobie was a volunteer with us from the earliest creek clean-up I organized in 2002. More recently, she was standing up for her Wrightsville/ Long Level community against the expansion of the Lancaster landfill. She was a friend and gift to all river-lovers and all who knew her. She passed away unexpectedly in her sleep late last month. We will miss her hard work and sunshine. Thank you to her friends and family that asked mourners to donate to Stewards of the Lower Susquehanna in lieu of flowers. Read more about the landfill expansion that Cobie was opposing here: http://www.lowersusquehannariverkeeper.org/2013/08/the-best-choice-for-the-susquehanna-river-choose-to-re-open-creswell-landfill/
Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement, Smallmouth Bass, and new pollution from fracking
We need your HELP on this one. Please join us in commenting on the proposed Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement. This is a voluntary agreement between the states, D.C. and federal government about what they are willing to do to protect our waterways and the bay. Unfortunately, the draft that is out for comment is deficient in content, including nothing about protecting our river and the Shenandoah and Potomac from what is killing our smallmouth bass, or the increasing runoff pollution caused by all of the new dirt roads, pipelines, and well-pads associated with the rapid growth in natural gas drilling. In addition to content, the "Agreement" has an opt-out clause where even if they sign the agreement, they can say they don't want to actually do what the Agreement says. Please read our comments on our website and send your own (the address to send them to is on our letter). A copy of the draft Agreement is also available at the link below. Deadline for comments is this Monday, March 17th. http://www.lowersusquehannariverkeeper.org/2014/03/lower-susquehanna-riverkeeper-aims-to-correct-faulty-chesapeake-bay-watershed-agreement/
Conowingo Re-Licensing and Research
On January 31st, working with EarthJustice and Waterkeepers Chesapeake, SOLS filed nearly 50 pages of comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission demanding that FERC require the re-establishment of the American eel in the Susquehanna ( a key species in the ecosystem), proper passage for these migratory fish, a plan for Exelon to commit to further studies and plans to address sediment build-up at Conowingo Dam, and the re-opening and improvements of recreational fishing opportunities at the catwalk below the dam. Read our extensive comments here:
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Rita, I photographed every inch of the cemetery that day, it's just down the street from me. If you need anyone just let me know I will look through my pictures, if it is standing (although I did "dig up" a couple that had fallen) I will have a picture. Spent 4 or 5 hours, making sure not to miss anyone. Jim
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Hi Rita,
That's sad to hear about the cemetery, but I'm sure you must be right. So many rural cemeteries have fallen into disrepair. It seems most of my ancestors were farmers to. If I can ever make it out to that cemetery, I will definitely be looking around.
As for how I'm connected with the Burts, I'm connected through Edward Martin Burt(t) (and his wife, Betsy Jewett). More specifically, I'm from one of Martin's children who moved west to Wisconsin: George Henry Burtt. Most of my extended family are still in the Wisconsin/Michigan area. I'm not as close to them as I'd like to be, but my mom (a Burt) knows some family there.
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Hi Rita,
It is so sad to hear about Phebe Crary Burt's (#26616722) headstone. I am a direct descendent through the Burt line, and those headstones are such great (and usually accurate) sources of information to fill in the holes in a person's genealogy. I truly hope Phebe's headstone can be recovered. I wanted to write to thank you for creating the memorial and for maintaining it. So encouraging to know there are extended family also working to find answers.
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Amanda's maiden name is COTE. jpoc
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Blergh... that would be you have the maiden name and spouse on one and the sons and the gravestone photo on the other. Ideally all should be on one and the duplicate memorial deleted.
Sorry for that confusion. 2 am for me and I should go to bed lol.
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Hi Rita...
Almost... you should have received 3 separate correction requests regarding 2 memorials, one of those memorials being a duplicate memorial, but with relevant info on it. I wanted to be sure that the maiden name, and all relevant links, for the two sons and the spouse, as well as the pic of the gravestone were all on the same memorial in the end. :)
At this point, you've got the maiden name and the spouse on one memorial and the photo of the gravestones and the spousal link on the other.
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I transferred his memorial to you. :-)
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