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Rankings & Recognition
value in the nation among public colleges & universities (Consumers Digest)
National Rankings and Recognition of Academic Quality and Affordability
National rankings consistently praise Truman's lively learning community. And the message is loud and clear—Truman has earned a reputation for offering a top-ranked education and an outstanding economic value. As a result, Truman is consistently ranked among the nation's best colleges and universities. And you don't have to take our word for it. Here's what others are saying about Truman State University.
One of the Best Universities in the Midwest
- No. 1 Public University in the Midwest region for 20 years running. Truman also tied for the No. 8 spot overall in the Midwest region among both private and public institutions that provide a full range of undergraduate and master's programs. Truman received high praise in several areas including "A Strong Commitment to Undergraduate Teaching," "Undergraduate Research/Creative Projects," "A-Plus Schools for B Students" and "Best Colleges for Veterans." Read more»
—U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges" (2017)
- One of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate education.
—Princeton Review's "Best 380 Colleges" (2016)
- Named the best "hidden gem" college in the state of Missouri.
—College Raptor (2016)
One of the Nation's Best Values for High-Quality Academics
- No. 1 on the list of best values for public colleges and universities.
—Consumers Digest (June 2015)
- Named among "Colleges That Pay You Back: The 200 Schools That Give You the Best Bang for Your Tuition Buck"
—Princeton Review (2016)
- No. 3 public school and No. 9 overall, in the Midwest region, in the "Best Bang for the Buck" category.
—Washington Monthly (2016)
- No. 15 on list of "100 Best Public College Values" in the nation. Truman is the highest-rated Missouri school on the list and was the only university in the state included in the top 50. Truman is also ranked 5th in the nation for best out-of-state value.
—Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine (2016)
- One of 21 public colleges profiled as a "Best Buy" school that is noted for its quality academic offerings and affordable cost. Truman is the only Missouri public school included on the list.
—Fiske Guide to Colleges (2016)
- No. 49 on the list of best public colleges in U.S. published by Business First which analyzed 477 four-year public institutions across the country based on 20 indicators of academic excellence, prestige, affordability, diversity and economic strength.
—The Business Journals (2016)
- "A nationally recognized leader in curriculum innovation and one of the best education values in the nation."
—Barron's Best Buys in College Education (11th edition)
- One of the best colleges in Missouri for the money.
—College Factual published by USA Today (2015)
Smart School, Smart Students
- Truman was a top producer of U.S. Fulbright students for the 2015-2016 academic Year.
—Chronicle of Higher Education
- Named among the smartest schools in the country.
—Business Insider (2015)
- Out of 822 schools in the Carnegie classifications of Master's/Comprehensive I, Master's/Comprehensive II, Baccalaureate/Liberal Arts I, Baccalaureate/Liberal Arts II, Truman State University graduates earned the largest number of chemistry Ph.D. degrees between 2003-2012.
—National Science Foundation CASPAR database relating to origins of Ph.D. graduates in Chemistry/Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education (2016)
A College of Distinction
- Recognized for commitment to engaged students, great teaching, vibrant community, and successful student outcomes. A College of Distinction is:
- Nationally recognized by education professionals as an excellent school.
- Strongly focused on teaching undergraduates.
- Home to a wide variety of innovative learning experiences.
- An active campus with many opportunities for personal development.
- Highly valued by graduate schools and employers for its outstanding preparation.
— www.collegesofdistinction.com (2016-2017)
Top Master's University
- Recognized as the No. 1 master's university in the nation (Truman was the only Missouri school to be included in the entire top 100).
—Washington Monthly (2016)
Preparing Students to Make a Difference
- Recognized as a top producer of U.S. Fulbright students for the 2015-2016 academic year.
—Chronicle of Higher Education
- Named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
—Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, presented by the President of the United States (2014)
Talented and Smart Athletes
- More than half of all Truman student-athletes were named Academic All-Great Lakes Valley Conference, an honor is bestowed upon student-athletes who meet a cumulative grade-point average of 3.30 over at least two semesters. In addition to the 228 Bulldogs named all-Academic, a total of 20 student-athletes have maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA.
Great Lakes Valley Conference (2016)
- Truman has been a national leader in producing Academic All-Americans with 110 since the program's inception in the 1950s.
—College Sports Information Directors of America, www.cosida.com
- Truman has the highest NCAA student-athlete academic success rate among all public schools in Missouri and the Great Lakes Valley Conference.
—Data provided by NCAA
"The liberal arts and sciences have taught me not what to think, but how to think. I feel incredibly blessed to have had the opportunity to sit and think and talk through complex ideas with the leaders in their respective fields. This university has prepared me, not for a specific career with one skill set, but the tools to succeed in an ever increasingly diverse and complex society."
– Caroline Hamera, Communication Major/Spanish Minor


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Supermarkets and restaurants spooked by food poisonings linked to fruits and vegetables are making suppliers hire inspectors to check farms and packing operations.
Produce is responsible for an estimated 10 percent of all outbreaks of foodborne illnesses, yet the government has no mandatory rules for the safe growing and packing of fruits and vegetables - only voluntary guidelines.
An inspection in Washington state caused a farmer to move a lettuce field away from a septic system that sometimes overflowed. In other places, tests of irrigation water are turning up microbial contamination, a major cause of poisoned produce. In Mexico, packing sheds have been enclosed to protect produce from contamination.
Trade groups representing produce suppliers, supermarkets and restaurants have agreed on inspection guidelines that are to be released later this month.
Grocery giants Albertson's and Safeway were the first major supermarket chains to ask for the audits, and Publix, a large Southeast chain, recently followed.
Wal-Mart, A&P and Kroger, the nation's largest grocer, are considering similar programs, industry officials say.
The inspectors serve as "the police of our operations, which is good," said Francisco Obregon, a packer who sells Mexican-grown tomatoes, peppers and other produce to U.S. stores.
"The industry doesn't want the government to come in and lay out regulations," said Eric Engbeck, director of agricultural certification programs for Scientific Certification Systems, an Oakland, Calif., auditing firm."If they can voluntarily solve the problem and reduce the risk, they can possibly get rid of the reason for the government coming in."
Consumer advocates say the inspections are no substitute for government regulation, and inspectors themselves say there is no guarantee that produce suppliers will fix the problems found in the audits.
Auditing is "a good step, but it's voluntary, so it doesn't guarantee that a consumer knows the safety or quality of the produce," said Caroline Smith DeWaal, food-safety director for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group.
Over the past decade, 82 food-poisoning outbreaks have been linked to tainted sprouts, lettuce and other produce, almost as many as beef, according to data compiled by CSPI.
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James Lawton: Keane can't afford another failure
Ireland legend must learn to take the best and live with the rest to save his managerial reputation
Published 05/10/2012 | 17:00
In any case study of Roy Keane, one would have to include the striking image of the Corkman's very latest cry for inclusion.
It is the one this week that caught his welcome at Istanbul by Kasimpasa, the ambitious Turkish team which were apparently eager to invest £1.4m in what so many now see as the irreparable image of a natural-born winner who lost his way.
Keane is there, to all intents and rather confusing purposes, but then, when you look closer, he is not.
This is so when you consider, specifically, his eyes. They are set on the middle distance. The smartly-dressed football entrepreneur who wants to hire him might be someone offering dirty postcards, so aloof is the man he hopes to engage.
Keane is in jeans yet his hauteur is bespoke. But then if this is a picture of an odd couple, the news of the potential interest of Blackburn Rovers -- the club, which on another planet, Kenny Dalglish once led to the Premier League title -- has also caught the attention of Keane as he so glumly performs his Champions League television analysis?
Predictably, it quickly provoked a series of wretched jokes about the dilemma of Keane in choosing between cold Turkey after his disasters at Sunderland and Ipswich, and the over-cooked ambitions of Indian chicken producers Venky's at Blackburn.
The jokes were inevitable, of course, but they could never be so biting as the question that rears up once more: what is to become of Roy Keane?
And there is also the question about when, if ever, he will disperse the angst which he built so devastatingly over the years in a career which, for so long, seemed to be some ultimate expression of the force of one man's competitive edge?
Examining the picture is to strip down some of the last available optimism.
That Keane owns some formidable football values, that his intensity while performing for Manchester United and Ireland made him arguably the most influential player of his generation, can never be seriously questioned.
There are times when the rigour of his thinking still emerges powerfully when he is invited to go along with some bland generalisation before the TV camera on the touchline. If he sometimes agrees that a result is a result, and has its value, it never comes at the price of overlooking a poor performance.
Yet twice now he has, under patient ownership at Sunderland and Ipswich, had the chance to integrate such thinking into the growth of teams which might have carried his ferocious imprint.
But instead we had only the accelerating evidence that this was a man congenitally incapable of living with any degree of tolerance beyond his own skin.
Now the suggestion is that he might -- at a rather late hour given the decline of a reputation, which once suggested he could be a likely successor to Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford -- find himself in Blackburn, a football club which for some time has made itself a parody of well-grounded organisation.
Keane is said to be attracted by the potential of a famous old football club, but, really, what can it be that he sees in that faraway gaze? Can it be a dynamic relationship with an ownership which was unpleasantly surprised by the news that membership of the Premier League brought not only the possibility of new exposure for its chicken products in India and a guaranteed £50m worth of a TV deal, but also the trap door of relegation.
The elevation and then the torment of Steve Kean was one salutary warning to any successor -- and that was before a Malayasian international and pundit and one-time manger of a reality TV football team became an extremely voluble director of football at Ewood Park.
Shebby Singh has already apologised for his dismissive remarks about the fallen manager and a veteran player, while referring to the dangers of his own 'blunt honesty,' and now says: "There's a lot of interest in the manager's job, but we will not be rushed into a decision."
Keane's own decision to put on hold the Turkish possibilities suggests a similar caution, but what he cannot do, plainly, is disguise the fact that the pummelling he took at Sunderland and Ipswich has not separated him from his belief that one day he will find, in the manager's dugout, that sense of destiny which informed almost everything he did on the football field.
The contradictions are still rampant. The man who so easily justified the outrage of his vengeful tackle on Alf-Inge Haaland and his defection from the Irish team he carried, virtually on one leg, to the 2002 World Cup, still believes that he holds vital secrets about the nature of managerial success.
However, having entertained -- albeit briefly -- the idea of leading Kasimpasa in the company of Galatasaray and Besiktas and Fenerbahce in one of the world's most impassioned and volatile football cultures, when he seems to believe that he can impose new levels of professionalism at Blackburn, he has clearly reached a critical point in his own tumultuous voyage of self-discovery.
Logic can only suggest that he is now teetering on the verge of a most unwelcome status -- that of a three-time loser in the perilous stakes of football management.
What must he do to avoid such ignominy, one which would surely represent a last withdrawal of all that credit accumulated in a brilliant playing career?
The trick, you have to believe, would be one of humility. The man who sneered 'Mother Teresa' at his international team-mate Niall Quinn in the aftermath of the Saipan fiasco, who refused to return phone calls from his Sunderland owner, and who roundly dismissed the professional life of Mick McCarthy, has to learn, if it is not too late, that in football, like life, you have to take the best and live with the rest.
You have to live with players who do not know how to hurt in defeat quite as much you did; you have to accept the world how it is and not how you want it to be.
If you do that, you give yourself a chance of making your way in a business where insecurity lurks around every corner.
Maybe Roy Keane is saying as much, at last, when he looks into a future which may just be Blackburn Rovers.
Irish Independent


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Residents of CR 1A, the Eagle Peak Subdivision, CR 40 and the Fox Creek Subdivision will be allowed to return to their homes Tuesday morning, July 19, beginning at 8 AM. The Fremont County Sheriff's Office requests those residents first go to Cotopaxi High School from 4-8 PM Monday for a registration, or from 8-noon Tuesday morning. Friday: #HaydenPassFire By Andrea Chalfin • Jul 15, 2016 Inciweb The weekend post for this incident is here. Thursday: #HaydenPassFire By Andrea Chalfin • Jul 14, 2016 Inciweb Friday's post about this incident is here. Wednesday: #HaydenPassFire By Andrea Chalfin • Jul 13, 2016 Inciweb Thursday's post about this incident is here. Tuesday: #HaydenPassFire By Andrea Chalfin • Jul 12, 2016 Inciweb Wednesday's post for this incident is here. Monday: #HaydenPassFire By Andrea Chalfin • Jul 11, 2016 Mike Blakeman / USFS Tuesday's post for this incident is here. Wildfire in Fremont County Prompts Campground Evacuations; Heavy Smoke in Nearby Communities By Andrea Chalfin • Jul 10, 2016 Fremont County Sheriff's Department Monday's post for this incident is here. Map Shows Extreme Weather Events in Colorado Since 2010 By Tucker Hampson • Mar 9, 2016 Environment Colorado / Screen Grab Listen Listening... / 1:06 An environmental advocacy group has a new interactive extreme weather map that charts natural disasters across the nation and in Colorado. Grass Fire in El Paso County Prompts Evacuations; Crews Monitoring for Hotspots By Andrea Chalfin • Nov 24, 2015 Deputy Chief J. Petersma / Falcon Fire Department Crews from several El Paso County area fire departments responded to a grass fire in the eastern part of the county Tuesday afternoon. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office says its dispatch office sent out nearly 130 reverse 911 calls to nearby residents, and a voluntary evacuation was put in place for residents bound by Shear, Edison, Fossinger, and Yoder Roads. Report: WUI Firefighting Needs Combined Strategies By Andrea Chalfin & Tucker Hampson • Nov 10, 2015 A study of the 2012 Waldo Canyon wildfire recommends that crews fighting similar fires that spread into urban areas be trained in both structure protection and traditional wildland firefighting tactics. Alex Maranghides, fire protection engineer for the National Institute of Standards and Technology, or NIST says the investigation shows defensive measures specifically designed for the wildland urban interface, or WUI, can benefit firefighting efforts. Monday Newscast, 11/2/15, 5:32 PM By newsroom • Nov 2, 2015 Newscast for Monday, November 2, 2015, 5:32 PM: Friday Newscast, 10/16/15, 5:32 PM By newsroom • Oct 16, 2015 Newscast for Friday, October 16, 2015, 5:32 PM: Thursday Newscast, 10/15/15, 5:32 PM By newsroom • Oct 15, 2015 Newscast for Thursday, October 15, 2015, 5:32 PM: Wednesday Newscast, 10/14/15, 5:32 PM By newsroom • Oct 14, 2015 Newscast for Wednesday, October 14, 2015, 5:32 PM: Officials Urge Changes to Wildfire Prevention, Suppression Funding By Bente Birkeland • Jun 15, 2015 Bente Birkeland / RMCR After a mild and wet spring, temperatures along the Front Range are expected to soar this week and that has fire managers on edge. The Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture are using this lull in the fire season to call for changes in how the federal government funds wildfire suppression. While Colorado has experienced much needed rain, fire officials are still expecting an average fire season. Q & A: Director of New Aerial Firefighting Research Facility By Amy Hadden Marsh • May 14, 2015 Flickr / Creative Commons The new aerial fire fighting research center in Rifle opened this week with a ribbon cutting. Melissa Lineberger is the director of the Center of Excellence for Advanced Technology Aerial Firefighting, and recently spoke with KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh about her experience with wildfires and her vision for the program. 3-Acre Fire Doused in Stratton Open Space By Dana Cronin • Jan 27, 2015 CSFD Twitter (@CSFDPIO) UPDATE: 01/29/15, 9:41 AM: CSFD released official details of the fire last night. It burned a total of 5.92 acres, with five agencies responding: Colorado Springs Fire Department, Colorado Springs Utilities Wildland Team, El Paso County Wildland Team, Pike National Forest Fire, Broadmoor Fire Rescue. UPDATE: 01/27/15, 5:29 PM: CSFD spokesman Captain Steve Oswald says a juvenile's misuse of a lighter caused the fire. ORIGINAL REPORT: Black Forest Fire Cause Undetermined; No Criminal Charges By Andrea Chalfin • Nov 18, 2014 Investigators say there's not enough evidence to file charges in connection with last year's devastating Black Forest Fire. Prescribed Burn Set for Florissant Fossil Beds Region By Eliza Densmore • Oct 8, 2014 Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument is planning a prescribed burn of 180 acres starting Monday. The goal is to minimize fuel levels, mitigate wildfire risk, and to help protect the communities surrounding the monument. The fuels are mainly ponderosa pine and grass. Florissant Park Ranger Jeff Wolin says there are specific conditions that need to be met before the project can start. East Peak Fire Tests the Mettle of Huerfano County Volunteer Firefighters By Kate Perdoni • Sep 29, 2014 Kate Perdoni / KRCC It's been over a year since the East Peak fire in Huerfano County challenged the largely rural area's resources. It came at a time when other fires were burning throughout the state, including the devastating Black Forest fire. Huerfano County's volunteer fire protection district was the first responding agency to the southern Colorado blaze. KRCC's Kate Perdoni reports on the challenges of the volunteer agency in the wake of the East Peak fire. Colorado's Volunteer Firefighting Corps Face Staffing Issues By Katie Kuntz & Burt Hubbard & Rocky Mountain PBS I-News • Sep 2, 2014 Joe Mahoney / Rocky Mountain PBS I-News Volunteer firefighters protect about half of Colorado's residents, with solely volunteer departments being responsible for about 70 percent of the state's land surface. And they are significantly understaffed. The Colorado State Fire Chiefs Association estimates that Colorado is short 3,500 volunteers in meeting National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards. That would require an increase of more than 40 percent to the present force. Colorado Looks to Advanced Technology for Battling Wildfires By Andrea Chalfin • Aug 25, 2014 Phil Riggan Colorado's legislature this year created the state's own air fleet for fighting wildfires. The endeavor includes four helicopters, two single engine air tankers, and two PC-12 single engine planes equipped with new thermal imaging technology. The move has put Colorado at the forefront of utilizing advanced technology to battle the destructive blazes. Reporter Ryan Maye Handy wrote a series of articles for the Colorado Springs Gazette about this new technology. She spoke with KRCC's Andrea Chalfin about it. Bureau of Land Management Looks at New Fire Managment Plan By Tucker Hampson • Aug 8, 2014 The Bureau of Land Management is finalizing an updated fire management plan for the Front Range. KRCC's Tucker Hampson reports. The Royal Gorge office has divided the Front Range into Northeast and Royal Gorge planning areas, with the latter including Las Animas, Pueblo, and Fremont Counties. Changes to the fire management plan include more thinning, seeding and controlled burns. Ed Skerjanec is the Fire Mitigation and Education Specialist for the Bureau. He says the new plan looks to be more flexible and widespread: Eightmile Fire Contained By Dana Cronin • Jul 2, 2014 The majority of crews battling the Eightmile fire are being released today. KRCC's Dana Cronin reports. Fire officials say due to cooperative weather, the lightning-caused blaze is now 65% contained, with the remaining perimeter located in inaccessible terrain. One fire crew, two engines, and a helicopter will remain with the fire, which spans over 500 acres. There's been one heat related injury. Phantom Canyon Road between mile markers 4 and 12 remains closed. Firefighters Battle Eightmile Fire in Fremont County By Tucker Hampson & Andrea Chalfin • Jun 30, 2014 Google Maps / Inciweb UPDATE: According to a Tuesday morning press release, the pre-evacuation notice for those 16 residences in the Red Rocks subdivision was lifted around 8 PM last night, though Phantom Canyon Road remains closed. Containment remains at 40%. UPDATE: As of around 8 PM Monday evening, the fire is about 40% contained. Pre-evacuation notice remains in effect for 16 residences in the Red Rocks subdivision; Phantom Canyon Road remains closed. Original Post: Wildfire Mitigation Grants Available By Tucker Hampson • Jun 24, 2014 clipart The Colorado Department of Natural Resources is offering $3.9 million in grants to help reduce the risk of wildfire. KRCC's Tucker Hampson reports. This is the third round of funds awarded to groups like non-profits and utilities that strive to reduce the effects of wildfire on communities. The program is focused on mitigation projects that help protect infrastructure, water supplies, and property, according to Lisa Dale with the Colorado Department of Natural Resources. Black Forest Fire: Lessons Applied, Lessons Learned, Cause Undetermined By Andrea Chalfin • Jun 10, 2014 Andrea Chalfin / KRCC The El Paso County Sheriff's Office released a report looking at the response to the Black Forest Fire Tuesday, nearly one year to the day after the devastating fire began. The After Action Report [.pdf] details what went right during last year's fire, and where there's room for improvement. Maketa said they applied lessons learned from the previous year's Waldo Canyon event, including providing a quicker flow of information to those displaced. New Estimates Show Black Forest Fire as 2nd Most Costly in CO By Nathan Heffel & KUNC • Jun 6, 2014 Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association Next Wednesday marks the one-year anniversary since the start of the massive Black Forest Fire. The blaze scorched over 14,000 acres, destroyed around 500 homes and killed two people. The non-profit Rocky Mountain Insurance Information Association says after revised estimates of loss, the fire is now the second-costliest wildfire in state history. RMIAA director Carole Walker says the initial estimate of $292 million has been increased to $420 million dollars in losses. US Forest Service Extends Waldo Canyon Closure By Tucker Hampson • Jun 2, 2014 U.S. Forest Service Forest Service land closed due to the Waldo Canyon Fire will remain restricted for some time. KRCC's Tucker Hampson reports. The US Forest Service has extended closure orders, saying the canyon requires more maintenance and time to re-grow. 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Kansas Chapter - International Association of Arson Investigators
Welcome to the Kansas Chapter of the International Association of Arson Investigators!
We have created this site to assist our members and visitors on what is new with the Chapter and to provide resources for the investigation community.
2016 80-Hour Fire Investigation Course
The 2016 80-Hour Fire investigation Training will be Sept. 12-23 at the KHP Training Center in Salina.
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2017 Annual Conference
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A boy in an Astros hat leaned over the Houston dugout at Citizens Bank Park during batting practice Tuesday night. He held out a sign as Jon Singleton, Houston's rookie first baseman and a onetime Phillies prospect, finished his swings.
The boy's poster listed in red ink the names of Singleton and the others players in the Astros system who were acquired in the Hunter Pence trade with the Phillies in 2011.
In black marker, he added: "Thanks, Ruben."
As the Phillies look to launch their own rebuilding project, the Astros' process is in full swing, thanks in no small part to the Pence trade orchestrated by general manager Ruben Amaro Jr.


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War Cry is a fortnightly 24-page Christian magazine for Salvation Army readers and all those exploring faith issues.
In 2014, we started publishing online through ISSUU. Editions are generally published four weeks after cover date.
The New Zealand General Election of 20 September is growing ever closer. The Salvation Army is preparing a series of short election videos designed to help people think about important issues facing all New Zealanders.
I heard—and saw—the most powerful definition of what it means to take a leap of faith a few weeks back at Recovery Church.
Next weekend is Founders' Day in The Salvation Army; a day when we commemorate the contribution of our early mission pioneers and consider how their example can inspire us today.
Many of the stories shared in the pages of War Cry over its history have taken courage to tell. In the time I have been editor, I have been reminded time and time again of people's courage in the face of adversity—and of the power of God to heal and restore.
I can be an annoying person to watch a movie with. I frequently argue with the plot, criticise the casting and complain about the script. If it's a mystery, I like to predict the ending. If it's a romance, I like to point out to my children the unrealistic nature of the scenario that's being played out.
Every parent has had to adjudicate over the issue of 'fairness'. It sometimes seems like the constant preoccupation of small children desperate to ensure that some other sibling doesn't get better treatment than they do.
Mother's Day is almost upon us, a day when people keenly feel the absence of mothers that have passed away. I so appreciate the sensitivity of Salvation Army church services in honouring absent mothers and making this day a little easier for those who feel sad.
The word 'army' in our name reminds us of God's call to Christians to battle sin in the world, but it also reminds us of other principles of warfare, such as the need to make sacrifices that serve a greater purpose.
'Let nothing be wasted.' It's a principle we learn from the life of Jesus. How much in this world do we make and consume that we don't really need? How much do we replace simply because we're obsessed with something newer and more modern?
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Pitch-perfect and profoundly moving, Hirokazu Kore-eda's Still Walking (Aruitemo aruitemo), a quiet portrait of a reunion among three generations of a Japanese family, has a documentary's keen sense of the everyday. It also has the deeper resonance of great poetry.
On the 15th anniversary of Junpei Yokoyama's death - he drowned while rescuing a young boy - the family gathers at the parents' house in a sun-speckled seaside town to remember the lost son. Kyohei (Yoshio Harada) is a retired physician, and a grump; Toshiko (Kirin Kiki), his wife, busies herself keeping the kitchen clean, cooking, deferring to her irascible spouse.


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Trust SPS to have the latest in smart equipment. Inside the entrance of their service center, a sign cautions employees who are going outdoors to smoke: "Do not light cigarettes inside the building. It will alarm the smoke detectors."
Sign on the bulletin board in veterinarian David Faulkner's waiting room: "The doctor is in. Sit. Stay."
Almanac: On this day in 1915, the first Kiwanis Club was founded in Detroit.
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ROE 41 News & Updates
- Public Notice: Detachment hearing to be held October 3, 2016 at 5:00 p.m. - Detachment from East Alton-Wood River H.S. Dist. #14, Wood River-Hartford Dist. #15 and annex to Roxana Dist. #1. Click HERE for the notice.
- NEW! CELEBRATE MANUFACTURING DAY – FROM HANDMADE TO HIGH-TECH - Friday, Oct. 14, 2016 - 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. - Southwestern Illinois College - Sam Wolf Granite City Campus - Click HERE for more information.
- 2016-17 Madison County Schools Consolidated Calendar - Click HERE
- FREE Dental Care for Kids - Monday, October 10th (Columbus Day) - SIU Dental School in Alton - Click HERE for a flyer.
- Great River Workforce Development Corporation, Inc. Junior College Scholarship deadline extended! Apply now if you're planning to go to Lewis & Clark, Southwestern Illinois College, or Kaskaskia College. Click HERE for the application.
- The Metro East "Got Spirit" Award Video Contest - Show your school spirit and you could win $5,000 for your school! Click the "Get To Know Me" link to the left for more information.
- Several Madison County high schools awarded fellows at the Mannie Jackson Center for Humanities. Click HERE to see the entire story.
- Free and focused SAT practice tests in conjunction with the Khan Academy
- Give 30 information: Give 30 is a mentoring program that is designed to provide at risk youth with positive support in their lives. Click HERE for information and application. Visit the new website HERE.
- Conferences for Parents of Children with Hearing Loss: Click HERE for a flyer that includes registration forms, or click HERE to go to the Illinois School for the Deaf website.
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Bill Cosby, Bud Selig on tap for weekend college commencements
Humor and baseball will take center stage, along with thousands of college graduates, this weekend in Milwaukee. And you can follow it all through the Journal Sentinel's coverage, including a social media Storify that's already rolling to capture the good-byes, the celebrations and the nostalgic traditions.
Bill Cosby will be Marquette University's commencement speaker Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the BMO Harris Bradley Center. As part of the ceremony, Cosby will receive an honorary doctor of letters degree. Marquette University will livestream the ceremony, including Cosby's speech, at its website. The Journal Sentinel will pick up that feed and livestream it at jsonline.com Sunday at 9:30 a.m. »Read Full Blog Post
A virtual Axford to appear at Milwaukee Film Festival
It isn't quite a holographic Tupac, but the Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Film Festival have found a way for former Brewer - now St. Louis Cardinal - pitcher John Axford to appear at this year's festival.
Axford was a sponsor of this year's festival to the tune of $25,000. His donation went toward support of the Cream City Cinema program for local films and filmmakers and allowed the filmmaker in residence cash prize to double to $5,000. »Read Full Blog Post
'Half the Kingdom' travels through the health care system, darkly
Slide over, Thomas Pynchon, and make room for another older writer's sardonic novel about contemporary New York, infused with conspiracy theory.
In "Half the Kingdom," Lore Segal finds plenty of worms in the Big Apple, just as Pynchon does in "Bleeding Edge." But in contrast to Pynchon's all-inclusive paranoia, Segal focuses tightly on one faltering ecosystem: the elderly and American health care. »Read Full Article
Understated Milwaukee: The Northwestern Mutual tower and Bucks floor
The NBA and the world of architecture have more in common than exceedingly tall celebrity players — testosterone and a penchant for the gaudy, for instance.
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Youngblood Theatre explores war at home in 'Dying City'
July 2005. Kelly, a woman in her late 20s, is sorting through books in a nondescript New York City apartment. The doorbell rings, and in walks Peter, identical twin brother of Craig, Kelly's deceased husband. An ROTC officer, Craig died in Iraq in 2004.
That's how things begin in Christopher Shinn's "Dying City," a very good play getting a welcome Milwaukee staging from Youngblood Theatre Company, under Benjamin Wilson's direction. »Read Full Article
Museums offering free admission Saturday
Many museums nationwide are offering free admission Saturday, Sept. 28, for Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day Live.
The Milwaukee Art Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Adler Planetarium in Chicago are among the participating locations. »Read Full Blog Post
Best of Brew City: Stuff for Milwaukee's weekend to-do list
The Best of Brew City is your mobile guide to going out in Milwaukee. Locate events, live music, bars and restaurants near you and in Milwaukee's most popular neighborhoods.
The Milwaukee Astronomical Society opens up its observatory to the public for a night of star-gazing and "Constellation Culture" at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the observatory, 18850 W. Observatory Road, New Berlin. Cost is $5. »Read Full Article
San Fermin's Ellis Ludwig-Leone: What Music I'm Listening To
Composer Ellis Ludwig-Leone mixes classical music with indie pop on his band San Fermin's ambitious, self-titled debut album. Photo provided by Biz 3 Publicity. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: Bay View Gallery Night, movies galore and jam bands
The clock on the wall says it's Friday.
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While I was in the dorms, the wireless internet speed was around 75 mbps. Around campus, it is around this speed also, but can be spotty in some building. Printing is available, but not cheap. There was/is (not sure) a free printing service, but it was hacked into and all the user info was leaked (uchicago id/password and personal info).
Personal computers are relatively important, especially if you don't live near the Reg. Stories about the network & connectivity vary wildly.
I have my own computer, so I'm pretty oblivious to the availability of computers, but they do seem pretty prevalent around campus. You could probably manage without having your own.
I have my own computer so that makes it easier. Wifi gets iffy during finals though
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When deciding what to bring to school, a laptop should be on the top of your list. The majority of people brings Macs, although you will find some PC users. A ton of assignments are online, so it's convenient to have your own computer. IT services is extremely helpful and very accessible. If you don't have a computer or have something wrong with yours, there are several public computers on campus. The most popular computer lab is in the A-level of Regenstein Library. It's pretty easy to find a computer there. However, some computer programs for classes, especially lab sections or econ classes, are only on computers in the A-level. When a big assignment is due, the lab can get a little crowded. Printing on campus is a pain. It costs at least 10 cents a page, so it's worth it to invest in your own printer.
Wireless Internet is available all over campus. IT services works really hard to make sure that all areas of campus have wireless coverage. If you complain about a spot not having wireless Internet, the IT team will be there the next day to install a wireless router. All students have access to the wireless network with their student ID; it's very fast and secure. However, you do need to be careful with what you download while hooked up to the network. The University takes illegal downloads, especially music, very seriously, and you can get a huge fine from the slightest mistake.
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Observant visitors to our website may have already noticed: A few days ago we launched an online shop on technoalpin.com. Customers can now buy our much sought after sunglasses, soft-shell jackets, polo-shirts and much, much more online.
Our online shop sells practical items such as multi-purpose towels, fun items such as the wireless computer mouse with integrated fan gun or stylish items such as sunglasses.
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Welcome to the Candlewood Suites® Hotel Sumter, SC. This hotel's spacious, apartment-style suites are situated along US-378/76, 30 minutes from I-95 and slightly less than an hour from Columbia. Well-suited for work or play, these accommodations promise a comfortable home away from home.
Corporate travelers and military affiliates seeking extended stay hotels in Sumter near Shaw AFB opt for this one located just 15 minutes away. Business guests also appreciate the easy commute to nearby companies, including International Paper, Eaton Corporation, Caterpillar, Lockheed Martin and Pilgrim's Pride. With on-site resources like free Wi-Fi access, it's also easy to stay connected to the office back home.
The Sumter area boasts many family-friendly attractions. Guests can venture to Poinsett State Park for an afternoon of hiking or the historic Sumter Opera House for a classic movie. The Palmetto Tennis Center and Swan Lake Iris Gardens are also near the hotel's location.
While in Sumter, SC this hotel's guests enjoy optimal flexibility thanks to 24-hour resources like free laundry facilities, a Fitness Center and the Candlewood Cupboard snack shop. Guests can relax in the indoor pool at the day's end, or enjoy a quiet night in with a DVD from the free lending library. The gazebo grill area provides a social outlet, too, and we welcome pets! "Consider Us Home" on your next visit to Sumter.
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- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 11:00 AM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 21
- Late Check Out Available
- Parking: Free
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- On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities
- Housekeeping Full Service
- Standard Wireless Internet service is free for all members
- On-site Fitness Center Available
- Outdoor Gazebo Grill
It's hard to leave your best buddy at home when you're traveling for extended periods, so we provide a pet friendly experience. Restrictions and fees apply.
Whether you are booking suites for a family reunion or suites for your company's training needs, Candlewood Suites hotels can accommodate your group.
Workout whenever you want: Candlewood Gym always has an open door and lots of aerobic and cardio equipment to make it easier to stick to your exercise routine, no sweat.
The IHG Green Engage system is an online tool that gives our hotels the means to measure their day-to-day environmental impact.
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ByTenn Cowboy
September 26, 2016
I enjoyed my stay at the Candlewood in Sumter and the staff made my stay one of the most rewarding I have encountered.
Reasonably priced; good location
September 02, 2016
As an IHG member, I always try to stay in particiapting hotels. This hotel was a fine place to stay in a good location; close to downtown Sumter.
Excellent Pet Friendly Hotel
July 18, 2016
We enjoyed our stay at the Candlewood Suites Sumter as we were awaiting our goods to be delivered to our new home. We had two pets (cat and dog) and were thrilled to have a place we could stay with them, vs. having to find a boarding place. Staff was friendly and helpful. There is a dog walk on the back side of the hotel for convenience.
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July 05, 2016
Exceptionally clean suite; comfortable bed/pillows; nice furniture; much, much more spacious than I imagined; excellent amenities; did I mention CLEAN?!


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DOUG O'NEILL visited Ravens rookie camp on Sunday. He ran in Saturday's Preakness 5K. He was scheduled to throw out the first pitch before Tuesday's Orioles-Yankees game. He introduced top plays on ESPN. He was interviewed at a Lakers-Nuggets playoff game. He got to hang out with Ron Turcotte, the legendary Secretariat's jockey.
The trainer of Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another has also been answering questions about all those other horses he has overseen through the years, including those that tested positive for illegal drugs.
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- Most bookedNovotel Hyderabad Airport
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"There is a beautiful pool I did not have a chance to try .The gym facilities are more elegant than usual, the bathroom was very modern , the water ran out of the shower stall but that could have been operator error. I was not used to the wiring so that everything shuts off , when you pull your ..."
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"Decent hotel for a person on a business trip. Didn't stay much except at night. The food in the Chinese restaurant was good "
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"I could give this place top marks if only they got rid of the musty smell. Also, they need to invest in some serious IT structure - the internet was very lousy at times and as a business person, that is enough to send me to another hotel."
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"I had a great 9 day stay. I was particularly impressed with the staff members. The guys at the breakfast buffet made us feel at home with excellent service. Raghav, Alka, Vijay deserve speacial mention in this regard. They made us feel special. Shivdeep Singh was extremely helpful with the check-..."
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"Had a great time. Celebrated New Year Eve party there. The service was excellent. Everybody was very helpful."
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"I'm a partner in a big firm in Europe and I travel often on business and tend to go to exotic places for holidays but to my surprise the Park Hyatt in Hyderabad has been the best customer experience so far. Yes it is s 5 star hotel so one would expect a high level of quality anyway and yes..."
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"Barely spent any time in the hotel, except few hours to sleep in the room as I had lot of meetings and things I attended. First day I invited 4 friends and ordered food. After they left I asked them to clean the table etc. They cleaned the table and did not replace the plates, glasses etc and di..."
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- Gachibowli Indoor Stadium
- Charminar
- Hyderabad International Convention Centre
- HITEX Exhibition Centre
- Chilkur Balaji Temple
- Hussain Sagar Lake
- Hyderabad Central Mall
- Secunderabad Clock Tower
- Osmania University
- Cyber Towers
- G.M.C. Balayogi Athletic Stadium
- Golconda Fort
- Mount Opera Theme Park
- Taramati Baradari
- Shilparamam Cultural Village
- Birla Mandir Temple
- Inorbit Mall
- Mecca Masjid
- Mindspace IT Park
- Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium
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- Taj Falaknuma Palace
- Mandava Hotel
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- OYO Apartments Shyamlal Begumpet
The location of your Hyderabad hotel is important. If you are traveling to Hyderabad, &StateorCountry for business, you may want to consider getting a hotel close to the airport or near your meeting venue. By doing so, you can really cut down on transportation costs and time. You may also want to book a hotel that offers free wifi just in case you need to get some work done.
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You'll also want to determine which type of accommodations will suit your needs before booking a hotel in Hyderabad. If you're traveling with the kiddos, a family friendly hotel will offer larger rooms and more sleeping arrangements. For those traveling for an extended period of time, booking a hotel suite with a kitchenette is a smart move and will feel a little more like home. If you are budget conscience and just need a place to rest your head, a hostel or motel may be all you need.
If you are looking to score the best discounts and deals, use the filter to sort by price from low to high. You can book a hotel in Hyderabad for as low as $11 per night. If you are looking to cut down on expenses, look for hotels that include free breakfast and parking. Some hotels even offer free shuttle service to and from nearby places. You can also sort by star rating, proximity, and guest rating.
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Variety comes in diverse formats in local gallery solo shows this month.
For Gerald Holman, with acrylics and a few pastels at Against The Wall, 4310 S. Western St., it's a matter of different strokes for different subjects ... from fuzzily touched to emphatically formed.
This is immediately evident on the wall just inside the door, where "Broken Promises #1" and "Dearie!!" appear in sharply different styles. The latter is a sort of suggestive sketch composed of touches, while "Promises" exhibits very finished forms.
But wait, haven't I seen those cracked Native American pots somewhere else, by another artist? The format is very familiar, perhaps an exercise in producing rounded forms, illusions of texture, ambient light, and - in wispy fronds of grass - a context of nature.
It's a "theme" piece; those artfully reproduced pots, with their cracks, are intended to provoke sympathetic thoughts for the abruptly broken history of their makers.
The abruptly broken strokes of "Dearie!!" are quite different ... and appear in more finished forms in various scenic landscapes.
They also animate "Sunrise" and "Sunrise Through A Tree," both of which are basically abstract responses to nature.
What's readily evident is the artist's relish of color - which appears, in company with more firmly defined forms, in "Winter Stroll" and "Mountain Castle."
That strength of color - a matter of harmonizing utilize both strongly opposed and neighboring hues - speaks to me of an intuitive talent for provocatively harmonious color composition - particularly evident in still lifes.
"The Blue Bottle" and "Uncorked" excel in this regard; "Study in Red" radiates its energy through a single hue.
For Debbie Hannah Skinner, in her "Three By Three" exhibit at Roasters Coffee & Tea at 4301 W. 45th Ave, flowers call for watercolor, fruit and veggies for acrylic, and Bible-based compositions for mixed media collage.
In the flowers, there's softly touched precision in "Rose Solo" and an energetic composition in "Sunflower Symphony."
Her acrylic subjects mix strongly defined outlines with freely applied colors, in eccentrically decorative compositions.
Each of the three biblically-based works has a single Hebrew letter painted in gold over a music-score background, with complementary cards, lettering, and other designs around.
Low keyed earthy tones perhaps serve as visual equivalents for tones of rabbinical chanting. "Beth," "Nun," and "Teth" are the beginning of a projected series of 22 images, for both the letters of the Hebrew alphabet and the sections of Psalm 119.
The chief note of variety in Norman Stuppi's photographs at Roosters Espresso Cafe, 3440 Bell St., is the difference between three images that feature rhythms created by striated lines in southwestern rock formations, and other, generally broader-based landscapes.
Seizing opportunities where nature's boundless variety appears in relatively simplified patterns is Stuppi's stylistic keynote in all these clear, sharply focused color images.
Subjects range from "New England Fall" to "Utah Landscape" and "Spring Medley"- a color-field of Texas wildflowers.
The impulsive linear thrusts and dips of his southwestern sandstone formations are especially impressive.
Ben Pesqueda has nine images on the small wall in the coffee shop of Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 2515 Soncy Road.
The one at the top is completely lost in obscurity - which apparently is one of Pesqueda's varied specialties, judging from his deliberately unrevealing "Self-Portrait."
But there's also a tightly assertive drawing, "Suburban Rooftops," a starkly emphatic acrylic "Paris Metro," and the oil pastel "Red Cliffs" and acrylic "Outside of a Dream" which testify, respectively, to sensitivity in composition and subtlety in brushstroke.
Hunter Ingalls held faculty positions at the University of Texas at Austin and Columbia University, where he earned a Ph.D.
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Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
A simple boardfoot calculator with ability to save different sized and priced lumbers. Calculator has ability to include different items other than just the wood cost.
This will provide a project overview with the rough totals.
- ability to define different projects
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- ability to add different sized and priced lumber entries
- ability to edit entries
- ability to delete entries
- auto calculate grand total
- ability to email a pdf of the list of entries
- ability to add a description for each individual calculation
- ability to add miscellaneous charges
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• updated to now work with iPhone5+ 4inch screen
• fixed misc bug crashes
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What a really interesting...Posted: Nov 02, 2010 12:00AM PST by SongOfDestruction
look into Xbox 360, thanks for posting it!
AmateurishPosted: Sep 19, 2010 12:00AM PST by lyris1
This is amateurishly written stuff, and is wrong to boot. Stamped CD-ROMs are not "burned".
If the authors (who seem to write at a grade school level of simplicity) can't get that detail right, you wonder about the credibility of the rest of it.
........Posted: May 19, 2009 12:00AM PST by Full_Download
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There are so few non-conference games for each team each year that it's really difficult to judge one conference versus another with any certainty.
It also doesn't help matters when teams like Alabama choose to go the route of scheduling Georgia State, Georgia Southern, Kent State or North Texas, rather than taking the opportunity to test themselves (and the "SEC is Better than You" theory) by scheduling a team like Oklahoma State, Boise State or Virginia Tech.
Alabama certainly isn't the only culprit, and the other conferences are buying into the SEC model of scheduling non-conference games against the creampuffs of the college football world.
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Our 9 mnth old daughter has refused milk for the past 3 days; could anyone suggest suitable substitutes? (Goat's milk is an obvious choice, but raw or denatured? Any other suggestions?)
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Our 9 mnth old daughter has refused milk for the past 3 days; could anyone suggest suitable substitutes? (Goat's milk is an obvious choice, but raw or denatured? Any other suggestions?)
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A child under 1 should not be drinking milk other than breast milk. Until 1yo, everything else should just be for practice. I would take her to the doctor to be sure everything is okay because children at that age should be eating when hungry as they don't have the awareness yet to refuse something they need.
My first question is whether or not she has access to breast milk.
In absence, I would consider formulas (look up the ones available through the weston a price foundation web site), and then from there, not worry about it too much if she eats other (purreed) foods with plenty of nutrients and fat.
My son never drinks milk (or rather, very rarely drinks milk), though he does get kefir-like yogurt and some kefir as well -- all made from raw cows milk. He's had that since he was about 1 yr old, which was in addition to getting breast milk (which he got up until the age of 3).
But, having a diverse palate and a lot of diverse options -- pureed -- should be fine for her.
My kids were on formula till a year
Then when we switched to milk they hated it. So never ever drank it. Still will not drink it. They get calcium from other dairy sources. Milk is not necessary. Our pedis said as long as they eat cheese, yogurt, greens and a balanced diet they are fine
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is she otherwise behaving normally? no fever, sleeping as usual? does she eat other food? if the answer to the last question is yes, then just give her more of that. perhaps there is something you have been eating that she no longer likes the flavor of, as conducted through the milk? please, no offense meant. maybe she is beginning to wean herself? maybe it's krazee hot and her appetite is suppressed? (it is eleventy million degrees here and 10,000% humidity.)
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Although being remote from the noise and pollution of the centre, only a short walk is needed to be in the heart of Copenhagen - Tivoli garden, town hall, the pedestrian street - Strøget and the Latin Quarter.
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