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Country: Indonesia
Historical Information: The town of Ambon, situated on Laitimor Peninsula on the southern shore of Ambon Bay, was severely damaged during the war, first by the Japanese who bombed it heavily in January 1942 and later by the Allied forces who attacked it in 1943 and 1944. After the fall of Ambon in February 1942, a former Dutch army camp on the island was used to hold Australian, American and Dutch prisoners of war, captured during the invasion. The War Cemetery was constructed on the site of this camp (known as Tan Touy) after the war. The cemetery contains Australian soldiers who died during the Japanese invasion of Ambon and Timor, plus those who died in captivity in one of the many camps constructed by the Japanese on the Moluccas Islands, including many British prisoners who were transferred from Java to the islands in April 1943. Soon after the war, the remains of prisoners of war from Haruku and other camps on the island were removed to Ambon and in 1961, at the request of the Indonesian Government, the remains of 503 graves in Makassar War Cemetery on the island of Celebes were added to the cemetery. The total number of graves in the cemetery is over 2,000. Of this total over half are Australians, of whom about 350 belonged to the 2/21st Australian Infantry Battalion. Most of the 800 British casualties belonged to the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force; nearly all the naval dead were originally buried at Makassar. The cemetery is laid out in a series of terraces approached by short flights of steps on the central axis. The Ambon Memorial, which is in the form of a shelter, stands on the first terrace. It commemorates over 450 Australian soldiers and airmen who died in the region of Celebes and the Molucca Islands and have no known grave. The Cross of Sacrifice stands on the highest terrace in a wide expanse of lawn; the terrace below it contains most of the burials from Makassar. All the graves are marked with bronze plaques mounted on concrete pedestals and set in level turf. Tropical trees and shrubs are planted throughout the cemetery and around its boundaries. There are 1,956 Commonwealth burials of the 1939-1945 war here,357 of these are unidentified. There are 186 Dutch burials here, 15 being unidentified, and 1 American Airman. The American airman was killed with 7 Australian airmen in July 1945; all were buried in a collective grave in Plot 28. The non-war grave is that of a seaman of the Merchant Navy, whose death was not due to war service.
Penshurst War Memorial Soldiers that are remembered at Ambon War Cemetery.
Sapper Jack Christopher Baulch. Regimental No VX105192, He died age 22 on 26th July 1945. Grave/Memorial Reference: 28. D. 15.
Country: Netherlands
Locality: Noord-Brabant
Historical Information: There are now a small number of 1939-1945 War casualties commemorated in this site.
Penshurst War Memorial Airman that are buried at Oostelbeers Roman Catholic Churchyard.
Flight Sergeant Robert John Dickie. No 430773, he died age 20 on 24th December 1944
Country: Australia
Historical Information: During the early months of the Second World War this land was set apart for service burials in the Melbourne area. The cemetery holds the graves of many who died of wounds in the Heidelberg Military Hospital after return from operational areas, and of others who died from accident or sickness. SPRINGVALE WAR CEMETERY contains 607 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War and four Dutch war burials. In the Records Room at the entrance to the cemetery is a writing desk, the gift of the Government of the State of Victoria on behalf of the people of Victoria, which contains a register recording the names of those buried or commemorated in the cemetery and the visitors' book. The Cross of Sacrifice was unveiled on 5 December 1948, by His Excellency the Governor of Victoria, Major General Sir Winston Dugan, K.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O., at a ceremony attended by representatives of the Federal and State Governments, Service Chiefs and leading citizens, with Guards of Honour from the Navy, Army and Air Force. Behind it stands a shelter containing the VICTORIA CREMATION MEMORIAL to 75 Australian servicemen who died in Victoria during the Second World War and whose remains were cremated. The war cemetery stands within the SPRINGVALE BOTANICAL CEMETERY, which itself contains around 50 First World War burials and almost 90 from the Second World War. Also within the necropolis is the SPRINGVALE CREMATORIUM, where over 60 Second World War servicemen whose remains were cremated are commemorated.
Penshurst War Memorial Air Force Personnel that are buried at Springvale War Cemetery.
Aircraftwoman 4th Class HENRY, Hazel Veronica Rose Service No: 90559. She died age 22 Years on the 3rd November 1943. Grave/Memorial Reference: 1.P.A.7.
Country: Myanmar
Historical Information: The notorious Burma-Siam railway, built by Commonwealth, Dutch and American prisoners of war, was a Japanese project driven by the need for improved communications to support the large Japanese army in Burma. During its construction, approximately 13,000 prisoners of war died and were buried along the railway. An estimated 80,000 to 100,000 civilians also died in the course of the project, chiefly forced labour brought from Malaya and the Dutch East Indies, or conscripted in Siam (Thailand) and Burma (Myanmar). Two labour forces, one based in Siam and the other in Burma worked from opposite ends of the line towards the centre. The Japanese aimed at completing the railway in 14 months and work began in October 1942. The line, 424 kilometres long, was completed by December 1943. The graves of those who died during the construction and maintenance of the Burma-Siam railway (except for the Americans, whose remains were repatriated) were transferred from camp burial grounds and isolated sites along the railway into three cemeteries at Chungkai and Kanchanaburi in Thailand and Thanbyuzayat in Myanmar. Thanbyuzayat became a prisoner of war administration headquarters and base camp in September 1942 and in January 1943 a base hospital was organised for the sick. The camp was close to a railway marshalling yard and workshops, and heavy casualties were sustained among the prisoners during Allied bombing raids in March and June 1943. The camp was then evacuated and the prisoners, including the sick, were marched to camps further along the line where camp hospitals were set up. For some time, however, Thanbyuzayat continued to be used as a reception centre for the groups of prisoners arriving at frequent intervals to reinforce the parties working on the line up to the Burma-Siam border. Thanbyuzayat War Cemetery was created by the Army Graves Service who transferred to it all graves along the northern section of the railway, between Moulmein and Nieke. There are now 3,149 Commonwealth and 621 Dutch burials of the Second World War in the cemetery.
Penshurst War Memorial soldiers that are buried at Thanbyuzayat War cemetery.
Private Charles Henry Jewell. Regimental No VX18224, who died age 29 on 5th September 1943. Grave/Memorial Reference: A7. C. 12.
Driver Edwin Allen Lindsay Scott. Regimental No. VX40110, who died age 41 on 11th August 1943 Grave/Memorial Reference: A14. R. 9.
Country: Greece
Historical Information: The ATHENS MEMORIAL stands within Phaleron War Cemetery and commemorates nearly 3,000 members of the land forces of the Commonwealth who lost their lives during the campaigns in Greece and Crete in 1941 and 1944-1945, in the Dodecanese Islands in 1943-1945 and in Yugoslavia in 1943-1945, and who have no known grave. The site of what is now PHALERON WAR CEMETERY was chosen originally by the 4th Division as a burial ground for Commonwealth casualties of the Greek Civil War (December 1944-February 1945). Subsequently, the military authorities, in conjunction with the Greek Government and the Army Graves Service, decided that it would be the most suitable site for a Second World War cemetery for the whole mainland of Greece. The 23rd and 24th Graves Registration Units and the 21st and 22nd Australian War Graves Units worked together to bring in graves of the 1941 campaign from the battlefields, temporary military cemeteries and from various civil cemeteries. There are now 2,028 Commonwealth servicemen of the Second World War buried or commemorated in this cemetery. 596 of the burials are unidentified. Special memorials commemorate casualties known to have been interred in certain groups of graves in the cemetery, but whose individual graves cannot be precisely located within these groups. Other special memorials commemorate casualties re-buried in the cemetery from original graves which, owing to the destruction of local records, could not be identified. Also within the cemetery is the PHALERON CREMATION MEMORIAL, commemorating 74 men of the army of undivided India who died during the campaigns in Greece and Crete during the Second World War and who were accorded the last rite required by their religion - committal to fire. In the north-east corner of the cemetery, a plot contains the graves of servicemen and civilians who after serving in the Crimean War, died in Greece, and were buried in the Anglo-French Crimean Cemetery, New Phaleron. The graves were moved in 1966 when that cemetery could no longer be maintained.
Penshurst War Memorial soldiers that are remembered at Athens Memorial.
Private Allan Keane. Regimental No VX6710, who died age 21 on 2nd April 1941. Grave/Memorial Reference: Face 11.
Private Henry Allen Quinlivian. Regimental No VX12860, who died age 24 on 19th April 1941. Grave/Memorial Reference: Face 11
Country: Malaysia
Historical Information: The Labuan Memorial was primarily intended to commemorate the officers and men of the Australian Army and Air Force who died while prisoners of war in Borneo and the Philippines from 1942 to 1945 and during the 1945 operations for the recovery of Borneo, and have no known grave. Subsequently it was found that a number of men belonging to the local forces of North Borneo, Sarawak and Brunei who were killed on war service also have no known grave, and they too are honoured here. Men of the Royal Australian Navy who lost their lives in the south-western Pacific region, and have no grave but the sea, are commemorated on Plymouth Naval Memorial in England, along with many of their comrades of the Royal Navy and of other Commonwealth Naval Forces. This memorial consists of a colonnade forming a forecourt immediately inside the wrought iron gates of the main entrance to the cemetery. On the inner faces of the pillars are bronze panels on which are engraved the names of those whom it honours and the dedicatory inscription is on the frieze facing the entrance. Some of those whose names appear on the memorial are undoubtedly buried in unidentified graves in this cemetery.
Penshurst War Memorial soldiers that are remembered at Labuan Memorial.
Gunner Jack Ronald McLeod. Regimental No VX35983,who died age 24 on 9th March 1945. Grave/Memorial Reference: Panel 1.
Country: Australia
Historical Information: This large war cemetery was established by the military authorities in 1942. It contains mainly the graves of those who died in the Concord Military Hospital, either of wounds received in operational areas, or through sickness or accident. The war cemetery was taken over by the Commission in December 1946. SYDNEY WAR CEMETERY contains 732 Commonwealth burials and commemorations of the Second World War. Those members of the United Kingdom Forces who are buried in the cemetery died while prisoners of war in Japanese hands and were cremated. After the war the Army Graves Service arranged for their ashes to be brought by H.M.A.S. NEWFOUNDLAND to Sydney for interment. Among the war graves is that of one civilian died while in the employment of the Admiralty during the war. There is also one French war grave. The NEW SOUTH WALES CREMATION MEMORIAL is within the building which forms the entrance to Sydney War Cemetery and commemorates by name men who died in New South Wales during the Second World War, and were accorded the last rite of cremation in various crematoria throughout the State. Their ashes were either scattered or are buried where proper commemoration is not possible. There are in all 199 names on the memorial. In the rear corner of the war cemetery is the SYDNEY MEMORIAL, which commemorates almost 750 men and women of the Australian Army, the Royal Australian Air Force and the Australian Merchant Navy who lost their lives during the Second World War in the eastern and southern regions of Australia, and in adjacent waters south of 20 degrees latitude, and have no known grave. Men of the Royal Australian Navy lost in these regions who have no grave but the sea are commemorated on the Plymouth Naval Memorial in England, along with many of their comrades of the Royal Navy and of other Commonwealth Naval Forces. The war cemetery is situated within the ROOKWOOD NECROPOLIS, which itself contains 393 First World War burials and 253 from the Second World War. Also within the necropolis is the ROOKWOOD CREMATORIUM, where 127 servicemen of the Second World War, whose remains were cremated, are commemorated. Adjacent to Sydney War Cemetery is the NEW SOUTH WALES GARDEN OF REMEMBRANCE. Over 3,000 of the Commonwealth's First World War dead are buried in Australia, most of them Australians. Many lie singly or in small groups in public cemeteries throughout the seven States, but over the years it has proved impossible to maintain some of these sites to an acceptable standard. To ensure the proper commemoration of those who died as a result of service in the First World War, and indeed subsequent campaigns, Gardens of Remembrance have been laid out in each State. The names of nearly 2,000 First World War casualties appear in these Gardens of Remembrance. The majority are still recorded by the CWGC under the name of the cemetery in which they are actually buried, but a few, the location of whose graves are not known, are commemorated only in the Gardens of Remembrance.
Penshurst War Memorial soldiers that are remembered at Sydney War Cemetery.
Driver John David O'Leary. Regimental No V18909. He died age 31 on 17th May 1945. Grave/Memorial Reference: 2W. C. 9.
Country: Libya
Historical Information: The defence against Rommel's drive across Cyrenaica towards Suez consisted of a number of irregularly spaced strong points or 'boxes' linked by deep minefields. Those nearest the Axis forces were held by infantry, while those further back served as reserve static positions and as bases from which the armour could operate. The chief 'box', known as Knightsbridge, was round a junction of tracks about 20 kilometres west of Tobruk and 16 kilometres south of Acroma, commanding all the tracks by which supplies came up to the front. The Eighth Army's advance fuelling stations and airfields were at Acroma, El Adem, El Duda, Sidi Rezegh and Gambut, while by February 1941, Gazala aerodrome, taken from the Italians early in the campaign, housed two Commonwealth squadrons. Knightsbridge was thus a key position, and the pivot on which the armour manoeuvred during the heavy fighting which commenced in late May 1942. Fierce actions were fought at all these places, and a battlefield cemetery was created at each for the burial of the dead. The graves of many of those who gave their lives during the campaign in Libya were later gathered into Knightsbridge War Cemetery from the battlefield burial grounds and from scattered desert sites. The men who fought and died with them, but have no known grave, are commemorated on The Alamein Memorial which stands in El Alamein War Cemetery, Egypt. There are now 3,651 Commonwealth servicemen of the Second World War buried or commemorated in Knightsbridge War Cemetery. 993 of the burials are unidentified and special memorials commemorate a number of casualties known or believed to be buried among them. There are 18 Non Commonwealth burials here, including 1 Polish soldier, and 1 non world war service burial.
Penshurst War Memorial soldiers that are remembered at Knightsbridge War Cemetery.
Private Arthur Bernard Schultz. Regimental No VX4897, who died age 37 on 21st January 1941 Grave/Memorial Reference: 7. B. 15.
Country: Papua New Guinea
Historical Information: After the Japanese landed at Lae and Salamaua in March 1942, Port Moresby became their chief objective. They decided to attack by sea, and assembled an amphibious expedition for the purpose, which set out early in May, but they were intercepted and heavily defeated by American air and naval forces in the Coral Sea, and what remained of the Japanese expedition returned to Rabaul. After this defeat they decided to advance on Port Moresby overland and the attack was launched from Buna and Gona in September 1942. Early in 1942, and almost without resistance, the Japanese established a considerable force and developed a useful base on Bougainville, the largest and most northerly of the Solomon Islands. This they held until Americans and Australians began offensive operations towards the end of 1943, when Bougainville was the only one of these islands remaining in Japanese hands. By August 1945, when the Japanese surrendered, most of the island had been recovered. Those who died in the fighting in Papua and Bougainville are buried in PORT MORESBY (BOMANA) WAR CEMETERY, their graves brought in by the Australian Army Graves Service from burial grounds in the areas where the fighting had taken place. The unidentified soldiers of the United Kingdom forces were all from the Royal Artillery, captured by the Japanese at the fall of Singapore; they died in captivity and were buried on the island of Bailale in the Solomons. These men were later re-buried in a temporary war cemetery at Torokina on Bougainville Island before being transferred to their permanent resting place at Port Moresby. The cemetery contains 3,823 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War, 703 of them unidentified. There is also 1 Non war and 1 Dutch Foreign National burials here. The PORT MORESBY MEMORIAL stands behind the cemetery and commemorates almost 750 men of the Australian Army (including Papua and New Guinea local forces), the Australian Merchant Navy and the Royal Australian Air Force who lost their lives in the operations in Papua and who have no known graves. Men of the Royal Australian Navy who died in the south-west Pacific region, and have no known grave but the sea, are commemorated on the Plymouth Naval Memorial in England, along with many of their comrades of the Royal Navy and of other Commonwealth Naval Forces. Bougainville casualties who have no known graves are commemorated on a memorial at Suva, Fiji.
Penshurst War Memorial soldiers that are remembered at Port Moresby War Cemetery.
Driver Stanley Raymond Thomas. Regimental NoVX51336, who died age 25 on 5th September 1945. Grave/Memorial Reference: C1. B. 26.
Private Melsom Thomas Waller Regimental No.VX142319, who died age 41 on 12th April 1944 Grave/Memorial Reference: B2. F. 24.
Private William Whitehead. Regimental No V160237, who died age 21 on 12th April 1944. Grave/Memorial Reference: B6. E. 24.
Penshurst War Memorial soldier buried at Glenthompson Cemetery.
Leading Aircraftman Cyril Gage Wilson. No 40288, who died age 19 on 13th March 1942. Grave Reference: Presbyterian Plot. Row 4. Grave 82.
Country: Israel
Historical Information: Gaza was bombarded by French warships in April 1915. At the end of March 1917, it was attacked and surrounded by the Egyptian Expeditionary Force in the First Battle of Gaza, but the attack was broken off when Turkish reinforcements appeared. The Second Battle of Gaza, 17-19 April, left the Turks in possession and the Third Battle of Gaza, begun on 27 October, ended with the capture of the ruined and deserted city on 7 November 1917. Casualty Clearing Stations arrived later that month and General and Stationary hospitals in 1918. Some of the earliest burials were made by the troops that captured the city. About two-thirds of the total were brought into the cemetery from the battlefields after the Armistice. The remainder were made by medical units after the Third Battle of Gaza, or, in some cases, represent reburials from the battlefields by the troops who captured the city. Of the British Soldiers, the great majority belong to the 52nd (Lowland), the 53rd (Welsh), the 54th (East Anglian) and the 74th (Yeomanry) Divisions. During the Second World War, Gaza was an Australian hospital base, and the AIF Headquarters were posted there. Among the military hospitals in Gaza were 2/1st Australian General Hospital, 2/6th Australian General Hospital, 8th Australian Special Hospital, and from July 1943 until May 1945, 91 British General Hospital. There was a Royal Air Force aerodrome at Gaza, which was considerably developed from 1941 onwards. Gaza War Cemetery contains 3,217 Commonwealth burials of the First World War, 781 of them unidentified. Second World War burials number 210. There are also 30 post war burials and 234 war graves of other nationalities.
Penshurst War Memorial soldiers that are buried at Gaza War Cemetery.
Private Charles Nicholson. Regimental No VX14590,who died age 26 on 11th February 1941. Grave/Memorial Reference: A. B. 10.
We have been unable to trace Private K B McLeod. If anyone has any information on this soldier could they please let us know.
We would also like to sincerely thank the Commonwealth War Graves Commission for use of their information on our war dead.
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Attention graduating high school seniors. Anoka Technical College is now offering eligible graduates $500 scholarships for students who register for a minimum of 12 credits in the architectural technology or construction estimating programs in the fall 2015 semester. Eight scholarships are available...Read More
Cambridge native Bailey Houle, daughter of Kristi Houle, was one of 14 Concordia College students who traveled to Pikeville, Kentucky, for the national convention of the Sigma Zeta National Science and Mathematics Honor Society. The society provides research grants for undergraduates, as well...Read More
From May 18-31, state and local law enforcement agencies across the nation are stepping up enforcement to crack down on motorists who aren't wearing their seat belts. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, if all passenger vehicle occupants 5 and older involved in ...Read More
Viking Coca-Cola Bottling Company is directing a portion of its sales of the products Powerade and Powerade Zero back to participating area high schools under a program called "Powerade 4 Schools." Money will be collected on all Powerade and Powerade Zero products sold throughout the Viking Coca...Read More
The Art And Science Academy building in Isanti is being purchased by the Charter School Development Corporation (CSDC.org), a national nonprofit, to accommodate expected growth and expansion of the program. The CSDC mission includes promoting "choice and excellence in education by financing and bu...Read More
Sixth-grade students attending the Art And Science Academy in Isanti had the opportunity to meet with the author of a book they recently read in class. The book is entitled "Last Martin," a young adult fantasy novel by local author Jonathan Friesen, who lives in Mora. On Friday, Feb. 27, sixth-g...Read More
On April 15, the American Legion Howard McCarty Post 290 and Auxiliary announced its Boys and Girls State representatives from Cambridge-Isanti High School for 2015. Madison Spencer will attend Girls State at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul June 7-12. Jett Serie will attend Boys State at ...Read More

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Clouds for Different Services
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The Cloud has become a new vehicle for delivering resources such as computing and storage to customers on demand. Rather than being a new technology in itself, the cloud is a new business model wrapped around new technologies such as server visualization that take advantage of economies of scale and multi-tenancy to reduce the cost of using information technology resources. This paper discusses the business drivers in the Cloud delivery mechanism, cloud models and cloud architectures, what the requirements are in this space, and how standard interfaces, coordinated between different organizations can meet the emerging needs for interoperability and portability of data between clouds.


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APS Meets Challenges of Record Monsoon Heat

 High Reliability, Strong Palo Verde Operations Highlight Summer Performance

Tuesday, November 08, 2011
APS Meets Challenges of Record Monsoon Heat13:26 EST Tuesday, November 08, 2011 PHOENIX (Business Wire) -- During a summer that included the hottest monsoon season on record and a 61 percent increase in the number of transmission poles replaced due to storm activity, APS continued to provide its 1.1 million Arizona customers with a high level of reliability. According to the National Weather Service, the 2011 monsoon season, which extends from June 15 to Sept. 30, was the hottest on record in Phoenix, where approximately 80 percent of APS's customers reside. The season included a new record average temperature of 95 degrees, exceeding the previous record of 94.5 degrees set in 2007. It also established a new average maximum temperature of 106.7 degrees, passing the previous average high of 106.4 degrees established in 1989. In August alone, the Valley recorded six record high days. "A reliable supply of electricity is a necessity in the desert," said APS President and Chief Operating Officer Don Robinson. "Our job is to have the electricity supply in place to ensure our customers have the ability to remain comfortable during Arizona's summer climate. We must also remain prepared for monsoon storms, wildfires and other challenges that may impact our ability to provide service." Among APS's efforts to preserve and improve reliability and customer service: Storm Preparation and Reliability. Inclement weather presented a greater challenge in 2011 than in recent years. APS workers this season replaced more than 300 power poles around the state. Of those, 171 were on the transmission system (the larger equipment), compared with an average of 106 for the previous three years. APS remains a consistent top-quartile industry performer relative to outages per customer. The company projects that its customers will experience an average of 0.79 outages in 2011, compared to a 2010 industry median of 1.12 outages per customer. In addition, through the end of September, APS customers who experienced power outages saw restoration occur on average about 7 percent sooner in 2011 than in 2010. Strong Palo Verde Operations. The three units of the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station operated at 97.3 percent capacity factor this summer. An important measure of the plant's efficiency, this capacity factor produced the third-highest generation during the June-to-September period in the plant's history. Palo Verde has been the nation's largest power producer for the past 19 years. Keeping Pace with Customer Demand. In anticipation of meeting 2011 summer demand, APS constructed or rebuilt 100 miles of transmission lines and upgraded several substations around the state. These capital improvements helped APS manage a 2011 system peak of 7,075 MW on Aug. 24. New Technology Implementation. APS continues its implementation of advanced metering infrastructure. These meters provide APS customers with more current information about their usage so they can make informed decisions. The meters also have the potential to assist APS in providing a faster outage response to customers. Thus far, APS has installed more than 700,000 of the new meters across its service territory. APS, Arizona's largest and longest-serving electricity utility, serves more than 1.1 million customers in 11 of the state's 15 counties. With headquarters in Phoenix, APS is the principal subsidiary of Pinnacle West Capital Corp. (NYSE: PNW) APSDamon Gross, 602-250-2269www.aps.com/newsroom


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LoJack Names PR Agency Matter Communications AOR Selects PR Firm for Communications Strategy and Creative Storytelling Business Wire NEWBURYPORT, Mass. -- August 26, 2013 Matter Communications, a full-service public relations and social media agency specializing in technology and consumer markets, today announced it is Agency of Record (AOR) for LoJack Corporation (NASDAQ: LOJN) , the company that created the Stolen Vehicle Recovery market. LoJack selected Matter as AOR after a rigorous PR agency search, based on a combination of experience and expertise that has been proven to drive business results, according to LoJack's Corporate Communications Manager, Jeremy Warnick. "Matter Communications has a proven track record of success with building public relations and social media programs, as well as in creative narrative and visual storytelling," Warnick said. "It's an exciting time in our company's history. As we expand our focus into providing more safety, security and protection products for the connected car, we need an agency that shares our passion for our dealers and customers, and understands how to engage with, and convert, an even larger audience." LoJack currently enjoys very high brand awareness, millions of installed units worldwide, and over $125 million in vehicles recoveries last year alone in the U.S. "The name LoJack is ubiquitously known and synonymous with innovative technology, safety, security and protection," said Matter Founder and CEO Scott Signore. "We're focused on these important attributes as part of a three-tiered PR program aimed at communicating LoJack's value to auto dealers, consumers and law enforcement." About LoJack Corporation LoJack Corporation, the company that has helped more than nine million people protect their vehicles in the event of theft over the past 25+ years, today provides safety, security and protection for an ever-growing range of valuable assets and people. Leveraging its core strengths, including its well-known brand, direct integration with law enforcement and dealer distribution network, LoJack Corporation is expanding into new areas across the continuum from theft deterrence to recovery. The Company is focusing on creating a new level of value for its dealer, customer and investor communities by delivering innovative offerings, multiple technologies in expanding geographies. For more information please visit www.LoJack.com, www.autotheftblog.com, www.youtube.com/LoJack, www.twitter.com/LoJackCorp or www.Facebook.com/LoJackCorp. About Matter Communications, Inc. Headquartered north of Boston in Newburyport, Massachusetts, with offices in Providence, Rhode Island, New York, New York and Portland, Oregon, Matter Communications executes creative, results-driven public relations programs on behalf of clients across the U.S. and Europe. Matter maintains a broad portfolio of clients in high-technology, consumer-technology and consumer markets – including, among many others, Harris Corporation, Lexar Media and Verizon Wireless. Founded in 2003, Matter's PR services include company and product launches, product reviews, analyst and media relations, social media, crisis communications and thought leadership programs. For more information, please go to the company's website or visit its blog or Facebook page. Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available: http://www.businesswire.com/multimedia/home/20130826005115/en/ Multimedia Available:http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/mmg.cgi?eid=50696528&lang=en Contact: Matter Communications Parry Headrick, 978-518-4547 VP of Marketing & Communications email@example.com
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Davies lands two wrestlers in individual finalsFARGO – A year ago, only one Fargo Davies wrestler qualified for the North Dakota Class A state individual finals.
The Eagles doubled that number on Friday when senior Cole Mehring (138 pounds) and junior Hunter Swensen (285 pounds) each picked up win in the semifinals at the North Dakota state wrestling tournament at the Fargodome.
The state individual finals begin at 3 p.m. today.
Swensen, who started wrestling for the Eagles last year, defeated Minot's Nick Nesdahl by a 5-4 decision in the semifinals.
"It's a big change," Swensen said of being in the finals. "My first year in wrestling was last year. I started the year on the junior varsity, and at the end of the year I worked up to varsity, but lost almost every match."
Swenson wrestles top-seeded Bryan Bjerk of Grand Forks Red River in the finals.
"We started teaching him about wrestling in gym class," Davies head coach Keenan Spiess said. "He had a natural feel for it, so I asked him to come out for wrestling last year. He is a coachable kid, and for only wrestling for a year and half, he has really progressed fast."
Mehring posted a 4-2 decision over Bismarck's Forrest Pifer to earn his second straight trip to the finals.
"It is fun," said Mehring, who won the 132-pound title last season. "I've had to take it one match at a time, make sure I didn't look forward too fast and just have a blast in the moment."
Fargo South's Bell advances to 106-pound final
Fargo South junior Marlo Bell is headed to the 106-pound final for the second year in a row.
Bell, who is the top seed at 106, defeated Dickinson's Jaret Lee 17-6 in a major decision to earn the return trip to the finals.
"I just kept shooting and kept going hard," said Bell, who lost to Fargo North's Tommy Walton in the 106 finals last season. "My goal is to win state and do it two years in a row."
Bell holds a 31-5 record and will wrestle No. 2-seeded Taylor Nein of Bismarck in the finals.
West Fargo clinches historic mark
West Fargo qualified 17 wrestlers for the individual tournament, and all of those qualifiers will place in the top eight.
"We are proud of each and every guy," West Fargo head coach Kayle Dangerud said. "We had an unseeded eighth grade heavyweight (Brandon Metz) that weighs 200 pounds become a state placer. We have a lot of pride in these guys."
Teams have been able to qualify three non-scoring alternates to the state tournament since 2006, and no team has ever had all of its possible 17 wrestlers place.
The Packers advanced five wrestlers to the finals. Jordan Shearer (126), Trevor Kringlie (132), Weston Dobler (145), Shelby Shulz (160), and Preston Lehmann (182) all won their semifinal matches.
Kringlie, who is recovering from a broken left wrist suffered in December, defeated Bismarck's Lane Kaseman by decision 7-3.
"It feels good coming off an injury," Kringlie said. "I was able to score when I needed to and defend when I needed to."
West Fargo is leading the team individual race with 176.5 points. Bismarck is close behind with 173 points.
Jamestown senior Zane Braun (36-0) pinned Adam Stein of Mandan in 2:37 to advance to the 152 final. … Fargo North senior Tommy Walton (46-3) scored an 8-0 major decision over West Fargo's Juan Rodriguez to advance to the 120-pound final. … North's Olaf Hanson defeated Minot's Demetreus Roby of Minot 6-3 and advances to the 220-pound finals. … Valley City's Zach Doty advanced to the 170-pund final with an 11-1 major decision over Landon Schmidt of Bismarck Century.
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Calcutta Tramways Company
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The Calcutta Tramways Company (1978) Limited (CTC) is a West Bengal, India, government-run company which runs trams in Kolkata (formerly known as Calcutta) and buses in and around Kolkata. The Kolkata tram is the oldest operating electric tram in Asia, running since 1902,[2] and currently the only tramway in India.[3]
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- 1873
- An attempt was made to run a 2.4-mile (3.9 km) tramway service between Sealdah and Armenian Ghat Street on 24 February. The service was not adequately patronised, and was discontinued on 20 Nov.[1]
- 1880
- The Calcutta Tramway Co. Ltd was formed and registered in London on 22 December. Metre-gauge horse-drawn tram tracks were laid from Sealdah to Armenian Ghat via Bowbazar Street, Dalhousie Square and Strand Road. The route was inaugurated by the Viceroy, Lord Ripon, on 1 November.[1]
- 1882
- Steam locomotives were deployed experimentally to haul tram cars. By the end of the nineteenth century the company owned 166 tram cars, 1000 horses, seven steam locomotives and 19 miles of tram tracks.[1]
- 1900
- Electrification of the tramway, and reconstruction of tracks to 4 ft 8 1⁄2 in (1,435 mm) (standard gauge) was begun.[1]
- 1902
- The first electric tramcar in Asia ran from Esplanade to Kidderpore on 27 March, and on 14 June from Esplanade to Kalighat.[citation needed]
- 1903
- The Kalighat line was extended to Tollygunje, the Esplanade line to Belgachhia (via Bidhan Sarani, Shyambazar), and the Esplanade to Shialdaha route (via Binay Badal Dinesh Bag, Rajib Gandhi Sarani and [present] Mahatma Gandhi Road) opened.[citation needed]
- 1904
- Esplanade to Bagbazar route through College Street opened.[citation needed]
- 1905
- Howrah Station to Bandhaghat route was opened to trams in June. Electrification project completed.[1]
- 1906
- Bowbazar Junction to Binay Badal Dinesh Bag, Ahiritola Junction to Hatibagan Junction routes opened.[citation needed]
- 1908
- Lines to Shibpur via G.T. Road prepared. Esplanade to Shialdaha station via Moula Ali Junction, Moula Ali Junction to Nonapukur, Wattganj Junction to J.Das Park Junction (via Alipur), Mominpur Junction to Behala routes opened.[citation needed]
- 1910
- Shialdaha Station to Rajabazar route opened.[citation needed]
- 1915
- Mirzapur Junction to Bowbazar Junction and Shialdaha Station to Lebutala Junction routes opened.[citation needed]
- 1920
- Strand Road Junction to High Court route opened.[citation needed]
- 1923
- S.C.Mallik Square Junction to Park Circus route (via Royd Street, Nonapukur) opened[citation needed]
- 1925
- Barhabazar Junction to Nimtala route opened.[citation needed]
- 1928
- Kalighat to Baliganj route opened.[citation needed]
- 1930
- Park Circus line extended to Garhiahat Junction.[citation needed]
- 1941
- Rajabazar line extended to Galiff Street.[citation needed]
- 1943
- The Calcutta system was well connected with the Howrah section through the new Howrah Bridge in February. With this extension, the total track length reached 42.0 miles (67.59 km).[1]
- 1951
- The government of West Bengal entered into an agreement with the Calcutta Tramways Company, and the Calcutta Tramways Act of 1951 was enacted. The government assumed all rights regarding the Tramways, and reserved the right to purchase the system (with two years' notice) on 1 January 1972 or any time thereafter.[1]
- 1967
- The Government of West Bengal passed the Calcutta Tramways Company (Taking Over of Management) Act and assumed management on 19 July. On 8 November 1976 the Calcutta Tramways (Acquisition of Undertaking) ordinance was promulgated, under which the company (and its assets) united with the government.[1]
- 1970
- The Howrah sections were closed in October; the 1971/1973 Nimtala route was closed down in May 1973, and realignment of the Howrah Station terminus occurred. Total track length was now reduced to 38 miles (61.2 km).[1]
- 1980
- Tram tracks on Bentinck Street and Ashutosh Mukhopadhyay Road closed for construction of the Kolkata metro; following construction, these stretches were not reopened. Overhead wires were present until 1994 on Bentinck Street. Tracks on Jawaharlal Nehru Road remained after realignment, making a new terminus at Birla Planetarium; the Birla Planetarium route closed in 1991. An overpass was constructed on that road in 2006.[citation needed]
- 1982
- The Sealdah Station terminus (along with the Sealdaha – Lebutala stretch on Bipin Bihari Gangopadhyay Street) closed for construction of an overpass. The site is now occupied by Sealdah Court and a bus terminal.[citation needed]
- 1985
- On 17 April, tracks were extended connecting Manicktola to Ultadanga via Manicktola Main road and C. I. T. Road 3.7 km (2.30 mi). This was the first Tramways extension since 1947.[1]
- 1986
- On 31 December, further extension of tram tracks from Behala to Joka was completed.[1]
- 1992
- Calcutta Tramways Company undertook a new venture by introducing bus service from 4 November, initially with a fleet of 40 buses.[1]
- 1993
- Howrah Station terminus closed and tram tracks removed on Howrah Bridge; the cantilever bridge proved too weak for trams.[citation needed] All routes terminated there were shortened to the Barhabazar (Howrah Bridge) terminus (formerly Barhabazar Junction).[citation needed]
- 1995
- High Court terminus closed for reconstruction of Strand Road. Rails and wires were removed from there and from Strand Road, Hare Street and Shahid Kshudiram Basu Road. The site is now occupied by the newest building of the Kolkata High Court.[citation needed]
- 2004
- Garhiahat Depot – Garhiahat Junction link on Gariahat Road closed for construction of the Gariahat overpass.[citation needed]
- 2006
- Mominpur – Behala stretch on Diamond Harbour Road closed for construction of an overpass at Taratala. Initially, there was a plan to route tracks on that overpass after its completion, but the road was later converted to a National Highway and the plan dismissed. Until 2012, the Behala – Joka stretch was still in existence, along with the Behala terminus.[citation needed]
- 2007
- Wattgunge Junction – Mominpur Diamond Harbour Road, Mominpur – Jatin Das Park Judges Court Road, Jatin Das Park – Kalighat Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Road routes closed for reconstruction. As of October 2011, they have not yet reopened.[citation needed]
- 2008
- Galiff Street terminus realigned. Irregular service from Bagbazar to Galiff Street converted to regular by Route 7/12. Rails and wires removed from part of Bidhan Sarani route (restored by end of year).[citation needed]
- 2009
- Tracks on R. G. Kar Road from Shyambazar five-point crossing to Belgatchia tram depot closed down for reconstruction. As of early 2011, they are not yet restored. Now it was reopened.[citation needed]
- 2011
Joka-Behala stretch and Behala depot closed down for construction of the Joka-BBD Bag metro project;Ballygunj-Kalighat stretch closed for reconstruction.Lalbazar-Mirjapur down line was closed but up line still opened.[citation needed]
Kolkata tram[edit]
The Calcutta Tramways Company (1978) Ltd has run the Kolkata tram, currently the oldest electric tramway in Asia as well as India's only tram system, since 1880.
Buses operated by CTC[edit]
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The Calcutta Tramways Company (1978) Ltd started its bus service in November 1992. Since the introduction of the first CTC buses, the network has expanded rapidly. With over 40 routes throughout Kolkata and surrounding areas, its serves the area well and complements its tram service.
The initial bus service was introduced from Rajabazar with a fleet of 40 buses, augmented in 1993 with service from Kidderpore depot. The Tollygunge and Belgatchia depots were added in 1994 and 1995, respectively. In 2005, the CTC began bus service from Ghasbagan depot at Howrah.
See also[edit]
- Trams in India
- Kolkata metro
- Kolkata suburban railway
- Kolkata Metro Rail Corporation
- Calcutta State Transport Corporation
- West Bengal Surface Transport Corporation
- South Bengal State Transport Corporation
- List of bus route in kolkata
- Niyogi, S. Shake, rattle & roll. The Sunday Story, Sunday Times of India, Kolkata, 25 June 2006. Available on Times of India e-paper (paid subscription required as of 2010).
- Pathak Pratap Shankar, The Sunday Story, Sunday Times of India, Kolkata
External links[edit]
- www.calcuttatramways.com Official site.
- Department of Transport from the Government of West Bengal website


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Rhubarb is one of the most beloved wild foods. With our warm weather, it has a jumpstart, so get those recipes out and start using it!
Here is a simple, tart recipe for rhubarb cake. Luckily this one is a lower fat version, so enjoy with less guilt!
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1 1/2 cups brown sugar
1/2 cup apple sauce
1 egg
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 cup skim milk
1 teaspoon brandy (or vanilla)
4 cups rhubarb, finely sliced
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup coconut
1/4 cup chopped walnuts
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Rhubarb is so inexpensive right now too. If you get a chance, buy all you can and freeze it. I like to freeze in 2 cup portions, perfect for a quick pie during the winter.
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A guy gave me this burl, then the following day he told me that whatever I made from it he wanted to buy. Damn, I wanted it for myself and it was too fracile to core out, so he won.
The finished piece was approx 10in wide and 9in high and was finished with Krylon Clear Varnish.
Hope you enjoy and thanks for looking.
-- Bob, Western Australia, The Sun came up this morning, what a great start to the day. Now it's up to me to make it even better.
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#1 posted 03-11-2013 01:41 AM
Excellent! I can see why you wanted to keep it! I would too!
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#2 posted 03-11-2013 02:42 AM
WOW ! Bob, you did a terrific job on that piece, I would have been scared to turn the lathe on, much less finish it as well as you did. That thing looked like it could have blown to pieces at any time, The end results would sure make me want to keep it too.
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Very cool. I love these.
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#5 posted 03-11-2013 10:11 PM
hi bob that is a very nice burl bowl i love it
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Branch, I'll tell you my secret, but I won't tell anyone else. I have a number of Automotive hose clamps which I connect together and use that to go around the outside edge. These clamps are strong enough to hold a very weak/fragile piece. Unfortunately not strong enough to hold the burl while I would core the centre out. I'm pretty game but not that silly.
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Very unusual. I like it.
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#8 posted 03-13-2013 07:34 PM
Beautiful wood turned into a gorgeous bowl. The finish made the awesome grain really pop. Great job!
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AboutAn exhibition of large paper sculptures sprouting from the walls and floor of the gallery. The coloured skin like surfaces explain the âSlight Bruising' of the title. Some have burst and peeled open, spread like giant butterfly shapes or elephants ears, either pinned or floating free. The free standing works have either split like seed pods and opened offering sheltered recesses, or are tightly closed like standing stones with deep folds or fissures revealing glimpses of contrasting colour within.
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The latest USC verbal commitment once was headed across town.
Michael Pittman of Oaks Christian of Westlake Village was committed to UCLA as recently as a month ago. When he decided to re-open his commitment, Pittman zeroed in on two Bruins rivals: USC and Oregon.
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It is often understood that contemporary politics in the region is marked by balance of power activity that precedes an inevitable power transition when China's power "catches up" with that of the United States. In The Struggle for Order: Hegemony, Hierarchy and Transition in Post-Cold War East Asia, however, Australian National University's Evelyn Goh argues that U.S. hegemony has been consolidated in East Asia in spite of China's rise, because of the crucial support of other regional states which prefer a U.S.-led order.
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A backup quarterback's most important role is to be ready to play should the starter get injured. Volek did so magnificently during the Chargers' run to the AFC Championship game in January 2008.
But Volek was due $3.5 million in 2012. The Chargers were considering trying to restructure that contract until it became clear Whitehurst would be let go by Seattle and was willing to come to San Diego as a backup (getting $3.05 million for two years).
Norv Turner and Rivers have been gushing about Whitehurst's improvement since '10 — and they liked him a lot when he was here.
Whitehurst never became the true starter the Seahawks hoped for when they gave him $8 million for two years. But in contrast to going 16 weeks each season without throwing a pass even in practice, he did compete in Seattle. And he started four games, including the season-ending victory that got the Seahawks into the playoffs in 2010.
"I see him having a lot more confidence," Turner said. "... He's got the experience of being a guy who played in big games. He's grown."
Still, the Chargers hope he never plays a significant down in San Diego.
They want his most important role to be behind the scenes, taking over for Volek as sounding board and extra set of eyes. In that Whitehurst was here before Volek even arrived via trade two games into the '06 season, the transition figures to be smooth. Whitehurst and Rivers often see the same things on the field, both live and when watching film.
Said Rivers: "Charlie and I are really close and think a lot alike when it comes to talking football. … Because we speak the same language and very often we see things the exact same way, it makes it really easy."
And even if he doesn't play, Whitehurst will serve a pivotal role during games.
As he did from 2007-09, Whitehurst is expected to relay the play calls from Turner to Rivers. It might seem insignificant, but consider that the Chargers haven't been to the playoffs since Whitehurst left.
"It's probably more comfortable for Philip," said Turner, who as head coach also has other things to worry about during games. "… They have their own little code, little things they do. I think it will be good for them."
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My wife thinks I have "anger management issues" and need to be a better "role model" for our children. I guess you could say we don't see eye-to-eye when it comes to raising children. She lets the kids get away with murder, do whatever they want, the woman literally cannot say "no." If they haven't done their chores and they beg hard enough to go to the movies with friends, she'll let them. She gets physically ill if they give her a dirty look, and worries constantly if she's doing enough for them. If we say we're going to take away their computer privileges if they don't bring their grades up, she'll let them play on the computer when I'm at work. When I ask her why she does this, she'll say she feels guilty taking anything away from them. She leaves me no choice but to be the heavy. And this means sometimes I get angry, sometimes I yell. I wish I didn't have to be this way, but unless I slam my hand on the counter, nobody listens.
My wife insists I'm threatening and controlling. She can't see I get upset because I care. In her mind, reminding kids that we're the parents, giving them rules means I'm an ogre. The kids basically hate me and love her. Sometimes I wonder if she's right and they wouldn't all be happier if I wasn't in the picture.
First off, I want to thank you for writing and being honest. That takes guts. It's not easy to seek outside assistance, particularly for men, who are raised to value independence and autonomy.
Self-sufficiency is a useful quality, but in times of trouble, if we can't relax that stance, we won't be able to take in new information necessary to get us back on our feet. So the good news is, I am hopeful, not because the situation will be easy to fix, but because in opening yourself to help you you've taken a giant step to being a "role model" for your family.
In my field, whenever a guy comes to therapy, it's as if somewhere above an angel gets his wings. Men who can admit they don't have all the answers are an awe-inspiring bunch.
My impression is that you and your wife have fallen into the trap of good cop, bad cop. This might work in law enforcement, but it's pretty ineffective in families.
This happens with couples where together you make one good person, but separately you're imbalanced. In your case, your wife appears most comfortable in the role of nurturing to the point of indulgence, and you're in the role of disciplinarian to the point of parole officer. The two of you have gone to extremes.
Ideally, you could access a part of you that wants to nurture your kids and your wife could build tolerance for saying "no."
If you explain this to your wife she might say, "let's go to couples therapy and fix this shared problem." Or she might say, "hey, if you weren't so angry all the time none of this would happen." If the latter is true, I'd advise you to keep getting help for yourself, take a risk, talk to a counselor and find out ways to manage your own anger and frustration.
If you take the lead on examining yourself and the role you plan in the dynamics of your family, others just might be inspired to follow.
This week's column was written by Patrice Janda, MSW therapist with Cocoon Project SAFE. Cocoon Project SAFE serves Walla Walla parents of teens. For free consultation and support, call 1-877-339-4179.
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Maybe what the mayans actually ment is that the cycle of the sun would end with a massive solar flare and so everything would start over, i'm not sure about this though but it braught me some suspicious. Also there are some articles on the internet who tell the same.
And if you look at the mayan callendar actually, the middle is the sun
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Im a bit sceptic that´s what the cycle of the sun means. That would indicate that the Mayans knew what kind of technology we would have in order for all to "start over" again.
Without all our technology a massive flare wouldnt hurt so much. As it is today the biggest risk is fried electric grids which would take months or even years to rebuild.
Boom! Back to the stone age because face it. Humanity has become so weak that not half of it would survive without their IPODS or other luxurys like getting your food at the local supermarket. ;)
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No, watch the movie knowing: I mean a solar flare of this RATE
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I believe Alfred did leave Bruce sometime after Knightfall. Becuase he saw that Bruce seemed to be disregarding his own health and safety. Which is how Bane defeated him in the comics.
While Bane attacked him in the Batcave by surprise. He was too stuburn to seek help with the escaped Arkham inmates. So he was in a weakened state when Batman struck.
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