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Germany invades Poland, leading Great Britain and France to declare war against Germany.
In the first large scale "bombing war," Britain's Royal Air Force (RAF) bombs the Ruhr area of Germany, specifically civilian industrial targets that are known to aid the German war effort.
As U.S. participation in World War II looks more likely, Secretary of War Henry Stimson establishes the Army Air Forces, a reorganization of the previous Air Corps that enables increased autonomy within the U.S. War Department.
A British study shows that RAF bombing is typically inaccurate, with only 20% of aircrews navigating to within five miles of their assigned targets. This report leads to a major shift in Britain's bombing strategy, shifting away from military targets and towards the main residential and industrial centers in Germany.
In a surprise early morning attack, Japan bombs Pearl Harbor and declares war on the U.S. and the U.K. Four days later, Germany and Italy will declare war on the U.S. as well.
Winston Churchill and U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt meet at the White House for the Washington/Arcadia Conference and agree to build up American air power in England.
Allied forces activate the VIII Bomber Command, the first operational element of the 8th Air Force, to coordinate and lead the air attack on Germany. General "Hap" Arnold, commanding general of the AAF, appoints Ira Eaker to lead this bombardment force. "The Mighty 8th" will dominate the American strategic air war against Germany, though it will become a part of the larger U.S. Strategic Air forces in a reorganization early in 1944.
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill appoints Air Marshal Arthur Harris to Commander in Chief of the Bomber Command in order to carry out the new strategy of the RAF.
272 British bombers of the RAF attack Hamburg at night, signifying the largest raid yet on a single target.
In response to Allied bombing that the Nazi's call "terror raids," the German air force — the Luftwaffe — bombs Exeter, England, in part of its "Baedeker Blitz."
898 RAF bombers attack the German city of Cologne in Operation Millennium. This new "bomber stream" tactic will become the standard for air force operations until 1944.
In the first American mission against a European target, 12 U.S. Army Air Force (USAAF) B-24 bomber planes attack the oil refineries at Ploesti, Romania. Ploesti will continue to be under attack throughout the war as a Nazi supplier of equipment and oil.
The first B-17 "Flying Fortress" arrives in Great Britain, earning its name from its heavy armament and ability to return from missions despite sustaining extensive damage. American airmen hoped that such aircraft could get through German defenses and hit their targets without fighter escort.
USAAF pilots collaborate with the RAF on a bombing mission targeting German airfields in Holland.
General Ira Eaker flies with the first B-17 Flying Fortress strike on occupied France. Of the 18 Flying Fortress aircraft deployed, only two will be damaged, and all will return after the successful bombing of railroad yards in Rouen-Sotteville.
Brigadier General Curtis LeMay brings new "combat box" tactic to a bombing run over St. Nazaire, France. Rather than practice evasive maneuvering, LeMay's group flies in staggered formation that allows them to defend themselves without escort planes. Allies lose only four bombers to the enemy and a greater percentage of bombs ultimately hits their targets.
More than 1,200 aircraft and 27,000 men transfer to operations in the Mediterranean. Included in this transfer is the popular Brigadier General James "Jimmy" Doolittle, who will lead the 12th Air Force for Operation TORCH, and later the 15th Air Force in the Mediterranean, fighting the Axis forces in North Africa and Italy.
The 8th Air Force attacks St. Nazaire and loses seven bombers to a new German anti-aircraft tactic called "predicted barrage" in which Nazi ground gunners fire a lethal box of explosives into the air, hitting bombers who attempt to maneuver through the enemy airspace.
As the Casablanca Conference, Roosevelt and Churchill confirm their goal of securing the Axis nations' surrender. To achieve this, they agree upon a combined bomber offensive: the British will strike at night, while the Americans will bomb by daylight.
In their first attack on German soil, 91 B-17s and B-24s of the 8th Air Force target submarine yards in Wilhelmshaven, Germany. The daytime operation is a success, as Wilhelmshaven sustains losses to many important industrial plants and the Nazis lose 22 planes to only three USAAF bombers.
The RAF attacks Berlin for the first time using Mosquito planes, unarmed bombers known for their speed. The RAF will continue to use Mosquito aircraft extensively in their strategic night raids.
American P-51 Mustang fighter planes fly their first mission over Europe. The Mustang was designed for use as a bomber and reconnaissance plane, but evolved into an escort aircraft as the war progressed. The Mustang planes were heralded as an example of the Allied forces' technological superiority in the air war.
In extensive air-to-air fighting with German planes over Bremen, the 8th Air Force loses 16 unescorted bombers due to heavy anti-aircraft artillery but are able to damage more than half of Bremen's Focke-Wulf airline production factories.
The Pointblank directive begins. A combined British and American offensive, Pointblank consists of a constant onslaught on German industry through British raids at night and American raids during the day.
Hitler makes the V2 Missile program a top priority. The V2 will be the world's first long-range ballistic missile, and is created to help defend German forces from the Allies' advanced air force technology.
Over the course of ten days, the RAF and the 8th Air Force devastate Hamburg with heavy bombing. The attack, named "Operation Gomorrah," will leave more than 13 square miles destroyed and kill more civilians than the Germans' entire Blitz over Great Britain in April 1942.
Allied bombers suffer heavy losses in an attack over a heavily fortified oil refinery at Ploetsi, Romania. The attack results in 446 airmen killed or missing, 54 wounded and 79 captured as POWs. Although more than 175 B-24s participate in the operation, only 33 will be in working order after the raid.
Although initially damaged in the raid, the oil refinery will be quickly repaired and returned to operation.
Black Thursday - Nearly 600 crew members are lost in this long-range Allied bombing raid that targets a heavily defended ball-bearing factory in Schweinfurt, Germany. 60 B-17 Flying Fortresses are lost under heavy German antiaircraft fire.
Escorted by fighter planes for the first time both to and from their targets, 710 bombers take part in the largest daylight raid thus far over Kiel, Germany. The attack results in the loss of five Allied bombers and 15 Nazi fighter planes.
Lt. General Ira Eaker is removed from his command with the 8th Air Force and transferred to command air operations in the Mediterranean theater. General Spaatz takes command of the United States Strategic Air Forces in Europe (USSTAF). Lt. General James Doolittle is placed in command of the 8th Air Force.
James Doolittle will send Mustang fighters to defend bomber groups by going on the offense. The Mustangs fly ahead of bombers to attack the Luftwaffe, as well as hit them on the ground. The Mustang's success rate was reputed to equal 19 kills for every one Mustang lost. The P-51 is credited with the destruction of 4,950 German planes, more than any other Allied fighter plane.
As part of Operation Argument and what would become known as "Big Week," the Allies wage a six-day air campaign over Western Europe that targets aircraft manufacturing plants in an attempt to cripple Germany's aircraft industry.
The Allies bomb Berlin with 12,000 airmen, dropping thousands of tons of explosives. Heavy losses are sustained on both sides; in one nighttime raid on the 24th, RAF forces lose 72 aircraft. Despite the losses, the Allies are able to replace their forces while the Germans are not.
For several days, British and American forces bomb transportation hubs, oil refineries, bridges and roads in occupied Europe, including dropping 81,110 tons of bombs on the French railway system. This air support, known as Operation Cover, will prove vital to Allied success on D-Day.
D-Day: after a nighttime air assault, over 160,000 Allied troops land along the Normandy coast. Operation Overlord, the maneuver to land troops on the beach, is the largest amphibious invasion of all time. D-Day marks the first day of the Anglo-American invasion of Europe.
Adolf Hitler issues an order that all shot down Allied airmen are to be "shot or lynched on capture."
Sustaining unprecedented damage, the Luftwaffe will lose an average of 300 aircraft per week.
Allied troops liberate Paris. The Nazis retreat across the Seine.
Germany's V2 missile technology is finalized and the first V2 is launched at Paris and London. The rocket V2 was the first long-range combat-ballistic missile ever created and the first missile to achieve sub-orbital spaceflight. Over the next few months, over 3,000 V2s are fired at various Allied locations, causing over 7,250 military personnel and civilian casualties.
As part of a strategy to discourage Nazi morale, the RAF bombs Darmstadt, Germany and the resulting firestorm kills more than 10,000 people. The Nazis condemn this raid as an example of Allied "terror bombing."
The Battle of the Bulge begins as a desperate attempt by the Nazis to defeat the approaching Allied army.
After being initially hampered by bad weather, the 8th Air Force provides desperately needed air support to Allied troops engaged in the Battle of the Bulge. The bombers drop more tonnage than any other single day of the war, helping to turn the course of the battle.
The Germans usher in the New Year by launching a pre-dawn raid against Allied airfields. More than 450 Allied planes are destroyed, but the attack proves more costly to the Germans, who lose 237 pilots, 59 of whom are commanders.
German forces are pushed back and defeated, ending the Battle of the Bulge. In what was the bloodiest battle the Americans faced in the war, 19,000 troops were killed in the month-long fight. The Nazis, however, sustained an estimated 100,000 casualties.
When Carl Spaatz directs General Jimmy Doolittle to bomb targets in the center of Berlin, Doolittle warns that this attack will "violate the basic American principle of precision bombing of targets of strictly military significance."
More than 900 bombers and over 550 fighter escorts — the largest force ever sent against a single city to date — begin the bombing of Berlin. The American forces target German government centers and railway stations filled with civilian refugees.
Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt meet at Yalta to plan the final defeat of the Nazis. The leaders will also establish a guideline for post-war reorganization and re-establishment of European countries.
800 bombers drop 4,000 tons of explosives and incendiaries on Dresden, Germany targeting the train yard and passenger station. The combination sets off a firestorm that will kill more than 35,000 people.
The RAF and 8th Air Force bombers begin a two-day attack on lightly or non-defended transportation targets as part of Operation Clarion.
General Eaker had warned General Spaatz that the operation "would absolutely convince the Germans that we are the barbarians they say we are, for it would be perfectly obvious to them that this is primarily a large-scale attack on civilians as, in fact, it of course will be. Of all the people killed in this attack over 95% of them can be expected to be civilians."
1,200 U.S. bombers strike Berlin in an attempt to disrupt the communications of the already impaired Nazi army. By the end of the next month, there will be a total of 363 air raids on Berlin with casualty estimate around 20,000.
Allied aircraft accidentally bomb Basel and Zurich, Switzerland. In response to bad press and a diplomatic crisis sparked by this mistake, General Spaatz issues a directive that only military objectives are to be attacked.
U.S. forces cross the Rhine River in Germany.
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Evander Kane Needs Your Help In Regaining His Smile
Dimitri Filipovic
November 06 2012 10:36AM
Evander Kane has plenty of reason to be happy. But he could be even happier.
On the surface, it seems like Evander Kane has it all. He has a $31.5 million contract with the Winnipeg Jets (whenever the NHL resumes play), talent that allowed him to score 30 goals in the best league in the world at the age of 20, all the fast food grub you could possibly want, and a follower count on Twitter that exceeds 106,000 (even though he isn't exactly all that frequent a tweeter).
But two things that he doesn't have are a satisfactory background and header image for his @Kane9JETS Twitter account. And that's why he has laid down the gauntlet to not only Jets and Evander Kane fans, but anyone with some semblance of creativity and/or expertise when it comes to designing images.
Read Past the Jump for More.
If you're expecting me to give you a hint as to what Evander Kane wants, then you're out of luck. All I can tell you is what he has revealed, and it's that he's looking for something "creative" that "looks good".
On the one hand, it's tough to get started without having a clue as to what he fancies. If you're an optimistic person, though, you'll view this as an opportunity to let your imagination run wild, without any restrictions; and you're also likely the same person that thinks the NHL season still isn't lost.
If the inspiration of being a good samaritan isn't enough for you, then maybe you'll be inspired by the fact that Kane will send you a signed jersey, and stick. Not a bad deal if you ask me. I know that I'd be putting myself in the running if I had anything resembling artistic creativity in my bones. The last such thing that I can lay claim to is the drawing of Joe Sakic that I did when I was 8, which my mom has still hanging on the fridge.
Evander Kane is currently in the midst of a tough stretch, having scored just 1 goal in 11 games for Dynamo Minsk. He has as many suspensions as he does goals, so things could be going better for him at the moment. You have until November 10th to do your part in helping Evander Kane regain his smile.


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Title: "Terezin Diar"
Description: Focuses on Helga Kinsky, who at the age of 12 came to Terezin with her father. Helga kept a carefully written diary of camp life that begins on 17 January 1943, and ends on 23 October 1944. Helga, along with 9 other survivors, describes the strange paradoxes of the "model"ghetto. 1992.
Film Length: 85 minutes
Title: "They Risked their Lives: Rescuers of the Holocaust."
Description: Interviews with rescuers from 12 countries.
Film Length: 54 minutes.
Title: "The 81st Blow."
Description: Israeli made documentary based on the story of a youth beaten by Germans who survived 80 blows. The 81st is that people do not believe his story after the war. The film is made up of extraordinary footage from various ghettos and camps. The narration (Hebrew with English subtitles) includes excerpts from the Eichmann Trial. Very dramatic.
Film Length: 115 minutes.
Title: "The Armenian Case"
Description: Survivors of Turkish atrocities and European and American eyewitness accounts recall the chilling historical events that were to shape the destiny of the Armenian people. The film includees notable sequences on World War I, President Wilson, the battle of Sadarabad, the establishment of the Republic of Armenia, and the rebuilding of Armenian life in the world-wide Diaspora.
Film Length: 43 minutes.
Title: "The Armenian Genocide: Annihilation of the Armenian Population of the Ottoman Empire 1915-1923."
Description: Produced for the Curriculum Development and Supplemental Materials Commission of the State of California, this films brings by showing current human rights violations and relates them to other atrocities throughout history. It shows how small violations may lead to genocide, i.e. the extermination of a racial, national, ethnic, or religious group through physical destruction, prevention of births, or forcible transfer of children. The film explains historical events leading up to the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1923. Concluding questions generate student discussion and related historical events to the present. Hagopian, J. Michael. Armenian Film Foundation.
Film Length: 25 minutes.
Title: "The Children of Chabannes."
Description: Unfinished documentary about a town in France that saved Jews.
Title: "The Double Crossing: The Voyage of the St. Louis"
Description: Documentary, good in length for classroom use, that tells the story of the St. Louisóa ship which tried to bring more than 900 (mostly Jewish) refugees to Cuba and the United States in 1939. It was refused entry by both countries and sent back to Europe, where many of its passengers were eventually killed. Features interviews with passengers. 1992.
Film Length: 29 minutes.
Title: "The Forgotten Genocide"
Description: A classic and definitive film about the first genocide of the twentieth century told for the first time by eyewitness accounts of Armenian survivors and rare archival film footage.
Film Length: 28 minutes.
Title: "The Garden of the Finzi-Continis"
Description: Amid the ravages of WWII, the Finzi-Continis, a cultured Jewish family, languishes in splendor on their Eden-like estate in Ferrara, Italy. As the political atmosphere becomes increasingly hostile to its Jewish citizens, the carefree Finzi-Continis children turn to their well appointed home into a refuge for their young friends.
Title: "The Great Dictator"
Description: Charlie Chaplin plays two totally opposite roles in this film. One of his masterfully drawn characters is a Jewish barber facing the constant threat of storm troopers and religious persecution. The other is the great dictator, Hynkel, a brilliant lampoon of Adolf Hitler that is awesome proof of Chaplin's pantomime genius.
Title: "The Great Escapes of WWII"
Description: This program tells the complete account of the legendary Escape from Germany's Stalag Luft III. Rare photographs and interviews with surviving escapees recall the operation that took 600 men more than a year to execute.
Film Length: 50 minutes
Title: "The Holocaust"
Description: An excellent overview of the Nazi reign of terror. Uses archival photos and film footage. 1988.
Film Length: 24 minutes
Title: "The Janovska Camp at Lvov"
Description: 200,000 Jews were taken to Janovska between 1941 and 1944. Only 300 survived! In 1990 some of the survivors returned to the scenes of the mass murders. Among those in the film are Simon Wiesenthal and Rabbi David Kahane, Chief Rabbi of the Israeli Air Force (Ret.). English and Hebrew with subtitles. 1993.
Film Length: 52 minutes.
Title: "The Journey of Butterfly"
Description: This documentary weave together the music, art, poetry and history of the children imprisoned by the Nazis in the ghetto at Terezin in Czechoslovakia from 1941 to 1945.
Film Length: 62 minutes.
Title: "The Last Sea"
Description: The story of the liberation of the camps and the illegal immigration to Palestine/Israel after 1945. Uses extensive documentary footage, especially of the ships used to cross the Mediterranean Sea. Hebrew with English dubbing. 1979.
Film Length: 63 minutes.
Title: "The Last Seventh Months of Anne Frank"
Description: Begins where the diary leaves off. Eight women who were friends of Anne Frank trace her route to Birkenau and Bergen-Belsen.
Film Length: 75 minutes.
Title: "The Lonely Struggle of Marek Edelmann"
Description: Edelmann, a cardiologist in Lodz, is the sole surviving member of the leadership of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. He gives an insider 's account of the 1943 uprising against the Germans.
Film Length: 60 minutes.
Title: "The Long Way Home"
Description: This film traces intimate stories of courage in the harrowing years between the end of WWII and the formation state of Israel. Using enormously powerful and rare archival footage, original broadcasts and personal testimonies from survivors of history's greatest horror, the film interweaves images of hope and gentile humanity with the broader historical events of 1945-48.
Film Length: 120 minutes.
Title: "The Longest Hatred: History of Antisemitism"
Description: A three-part, 150 minutes documentary about the history of antisemitism. Part I, "From the Cross to the Swastika." Traces the influence of anti-Judaism in Christian writings and the analyzes the impact of the historic demonization of Jews on Nazi ideology. Part II, "Enemies of the People." Discusses the connections between antisemitism and nationalism. Part III, "Between Moses and Mohammed." Offers an humanistic look at the relationship between Arabs and Israelis and describes anti-Jewish propaganda in the Arab world.
Film Length: 150 minutes in three segments.
Title: "The Mystery of Josef Mengele"
Description: This film parallels historical accounts of the international manhunt for the Nazi doctor who confounded the international justice system, eluded capture and dying of old age before his pursers could bring him to trial. Israeli agents who spent years on Mengele's trial speak of their failure to find him. Today, we still remain fascinated with his atrocities against humanity and his baffling escape from justice.
Title: "The Nasty Girl"
Description: Sonja is 'The Nasty Girl', who is a young girl whose digging for the truth gets her buried in the cover-up. A school project inspires Sonja to investigate her own town's past. Sonja discovers that her small town has some big secrets and his victimized by locals and bomb threats become real as a result of her curiosity. However, Sonja is not about to give up the fight no matter how outrageous or absurd it gets.
Film Length: 50 minutes.
Title: "The Other Side of Faith"
Description: Stefani Podgorska Burzminski and her 6 year old sister provided refuge for 13 Jewish men, women and children in the attic of their small home. This documentary is a compelling witness to their exceptional courage.
Film Length: 27 minutes.
Title: "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich"
MGM documentary based on the book by William L. Shirer. Excellent footage and commentary about the Third Reich.
Film Length: 120 minutes.
Title: "The Restless Conscience"
Description: This is a powerful feature documentary exploring the motivating principles and activities of the anti-Nazis resistance inside German from 1933 to 1945.
Film Length: 113 minutes.
Title: "The Road to Wannsee"
Description: Documentary about the 20 January 1942 conference in which Nazi leaders openly discussed the "Final Solution." Includes interviews with Professors Yehuda Bauer and Eberhard Jackel.
Film Length: 50 minutes.
Title: "The Shop on Main Street"
Description: Jan Kadar and Elmar Klos combine pathos with humor to tell the heartbreaking story of the friendship that develops between an elderly, hard of hearing Jewish woman who owns a button shop and the good-natured carpenter appointed by the Nazis her Aryan controller. 1965.
Film Length: 128 minutes.
Title: "The State of Israel versus John Ivan Demjanjuk"
Description: This film follows the complex trials of John Ivan Demjanjuk, who was found guilty of being "Ivan Grozny"of Treblinka and sentenced to death only to have the ruling overturned by the Israeli Supreme Court. Demjanjuk now lives in Cleveland (Ohio, USA) without US citizenship. 1989.
Film Length: 50 minutes.
Title: "The Wannsee Conference"
Description: Austrian-made dramatization of the 20 January 1942 conference. Closely follows notes taken at the actual conference. 1984. German with English subtitles.
Film Length: 87 minutes.
Title: "The World of Anne Frank"
Description: A poignant and informative docu-drama on Anne Frank and the Holocaust. Highlighted by dramatic recreations from Anne's diary, the video is effectively interspread with documentary information including rare film footage, photographs and interviews with Anne's father and those who risked their lives to save the Frank family. Documentary. 1986.
Film Length: 28 minutes.
Title: "The World at War"
Description: This is the definitive film about WWII, made using the most dramatic documentary footage ever seen. The World at War chronicles events through the experiences of ordinary men, and women- American, British, German, Japanese, and Russian, who lived and fought through the most momentous conflict in world history. 1974.
Title: "Theriesenstadt: Gateway to Auschwitz, Reflections from a Childhood"
Description: In 1941 the Germans converted the fortress of Theriesenstadt in Czechoslovakia into a ghetto for Jewish deportees en route to annihilation in the "East." Of the some 15,000 children who were 15-years old or younger at the time of their imprisonment less than 50 survived. This film tells their story, recounting tales of friendship, youthful adventure, first love, adolescent enthusiasms and the strength of family ties. 1988.
Film Length: 58 minutes.
Title: "Trail of Tears."
Title: "Tzvi Nussbaum: The Boy from Warsaw"
Description: Nussbaum was immortalized in the famous photo from the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943. He survived the ghetto and Bergen-Belsen camps and is now a medical doctor in New York. Hebrew with English subtitles.
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I have called the township men three times and no one does a thing. It is really bad.
All the roads around us are taken care of but not ours.
Parker Township needs to help before winter.
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The apartment is at the 3rd floor and has a huge corner balcony which offers city and mountain views. The living area is 33 well organized square meters. The entrance hall has a single bed and empty room, the bedroom has a big double bed, a table with chairs, TV set with DVD, (movies and books), and closet. The kitchen is separated and fully equipped! There is coffee machine, water boiler, mixer, full scale oven with 4 hot plates, big refrigerator and e-devices like toaster, juice machine and others, which can be useful. It is successfully rented since 1 year and beloved by families with baby, because of the free provided baby cot. The studio has also own phone line to accept calls and WiFi high speed internet to be always connected. At the balcony there is also chairs and tables and also the washing machine.
In range of 300 meters whole city center, as well markets, fruits, cafe and restaurants, and off course people who want to travel at that unique corner of Greece. Also few steps away is the children's square with children's playground. There are Bakeries and the big supermarket less than 5 minutes walk. The big park of Loutraki is also 5 minutes away.
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It is very nice place in good location. The owner was very helpful.
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It is a good apartment to discover Athens. Two minutes from the tram that leaves you in just 15 minutes in the center of Athens.
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We (2 adults and 3 children aged 14, 16, 18) had a wonderful stay in this spacious and well equipped apartment. Athens centre is easily reached by a tram that takes you straight to Syntagma in 20 minutes, or to a metro station in 10 minutes with connections to the Acropolis, Syntagma and the airport. If you take the tram the other way, you reach Athens' beaches in 20 minutes.
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Great place, i lived here for more than a month. I stayed there alone and the apartment was perfect for me, since i lived there for a fairly long time. It would certainly be nice for a couple too.
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We arrived in Athens early and had no problem explaining the place we had to go and pick us up to show us the neighborhood; the same was true for the return, keeping the bags so we could enjoy our last day in the city. The apartment is fully equipped with everything needed for a pleasant stay; small but cozy. In addition, he told us some routes we could do for the city and at all times was available for what we need. Overall, the apartment is well connected and has places for eating and shopping nearby. If you are two or three people, this is the perfect place to spend some wonderful days in Athens. The neighborhood is quiet and very familiar, totally recommended.
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Skip to comments.Berry, DeJesus found alive, police source confirms (Girls had been missing for 10 years)
Posted on 05/06/2013 5:08:19 PM PDT by chrisser
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Long-missing Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus have been found alive, a police source confirms.
WOIO Channel 19 had reported that a woman claiming to be Berry called police Monday afternoon and told a dispatcher that she was in a house on Seymour Avenue on the city's West Side. The woman said DeJesus was with her.
"We've confirmed it's them," a detective said. "They are alive and safe."
Berry, now 27, and DeJesus, 23, were taken to MetroHealth Medical Center. The FBI and police will interview the women when they are discharged, the detective said.
Police arrested the owner of the house, Ariel Castro, 52, who had lived in the house since 1992. Records show he was arrested for domestic violence in 1993, but a grand jury declined to indict him.
Neighbors on Seymour said a man was arrested and three women came out of the home.
Berry disappeared at about 7:40 p.m. April 21, 2003, a day before her 17th birthday. She was last seen leaving her job at a Burger King at West 110th Street and Lorain Avenue.
DeJesus, then 14, vanished April 2, 2004, while walking home from school in the same area. Since then, the two have been the subject of numerous vigils.
Outside of MetroHealth tonight, a growing crowd awaits word on the women's condition.
Berrys cousin, Tasheena Mitchell, 26, who was 16 years old when Berry disappeared, said her brother had called to tell her the news that Berry is alive. But she said she received it skeptically, having had her hopes dashed by false reports in the past.
She was my best friend, Mitchell said.
A friend interrupted her, Shes alive. She is your best friend.
Youre right, Mitchell continued. She is my best friend. Im so nervous. Im so excited. They wont let me inside. But I will stay here all night if I have to.
BREAKING: Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight are ALIVE; Man arrested..(Girls missing for 9-10 years.)
A woman claiming to be Amanda Berry called Cleveland Police Monday afternoon.
She said she was kidnapped 10 years ago and said she is currently at a home at 2210 Seymour.
She also told the 911 dispatcher that Gina DeJesus is with her. A third missing woman, 32-year old Michelle Knight, was in the home with Berry and DeJesus. It's believed Knight disappeared when she was 20.
At least one of the women has a baby.
One witness says he saw Amanda Berry come running out of the house kicking and screaming "Help me!" She was carrying a baby in her arms.
Cleveland Police have arrested a 52 year old man at the house where the three women were found.
19 Action News is on the scene speaking with family members and witnesses.
I hope they string up the creep who held them.
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Why didn't that happen years ago? I'm sure we'll find out sooner or later.........
My thoughts as well!
First put him alone in a room with the girls fathers for about ten minutes or so.
Thank you Jesus!
I never thought I'd hear this news, considering the "usual" outcome for these missing persons cases...so that's great news!!
Perhaps the best possible local news story for this area. Certainly among the top five.
not me today, but I did sixty years ago, as I lived in that area and played outdoors and felt safe...but then the world was a different place...
I also worked in the west 25th street area fifty years ago when I began a hairdressing career...dang today I wouldn't go to that area with out packing heat...
just wondering.
There have Been 3 arrests.
I am glad the girls were found alive, but like you my first thoughts were:
1. Why are the Cleveland police so bad with this kind of stuff?
2. Sowel who had murdered all those girls & women.
3. The police who drove by that dead girl and mistook her body for a dead deer.
Time will reveal the truth about these girls decade in captivity, but the Cleveland police really look very bad in this matter. I recall seeing interviews with family members in the Sowell case and those interviews gave the impression the police didn't really care or try very hard to find the women.
I would be, am, very curious to find out what the Cleveland Police Detective rate is for dealing with missing children/women compared to other cities. Another chamber of horrors to be revealed...what a sad, sad thing.
Berry, DeJesus, Knight found alive, police source confirms
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Amazing story. Incredible that they are still alive. Praise God!
Cleveland, city of the Obamaphone lady...
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I am hearing that the Castro brothers are Hispanic.
I am so frigging sick of hearing about this, we have far more important issues going on and yet this is being covered by all media outlets.
Now the guy which helped her open the door is a HERO!!!!!!!!.
Every time in these cases they have to try and find a so called hero, he;s not a hero, he;s a neighbor who happened to be there and there was no risk to himself.
A hero is a person who runs in front of rounds being fired, to save others.
Still it got Libya off the news and now we'll be subjected to this non story for days.
all the media outlets are covering this, fine, they fund them, they are now free but hardly massive news to the country, .
it affects how many in this country compared to , oh debt, sending, taxes, Libya, a lying lazy Admin.
How nice for the media to now use this to not cover the hearings on Benghazi and now FOX and CNN are saying the guy who was there is a hero.
They and I must have very different reasons why some are hero's'.
This is a feel good story but hardly national news for the day
The perp is a school bus driver? Hmmmmm.
I disagree with you on his being a hero. He isn't a hero of the sort of our soldiers serving in harms way, but he did put himself at risk by breaking down the door to get her out. If the guy would have returned, if the door had been booby trapped... he went well above and beyond. He could have simply called police and let it go from there, but he went to her and helped her get out.
A friend of mine in Tennessee used to complain constantly about having to 'shoo' ADULT Hispanic males away from her young teen-age daughters...part of their 'culture'?
I'm doubting Amanda gave birth alone. Someone likely helped. There's going to be more info coming for weeks (all helping the MSM to cover Obama on Benghazi, too).
I think if anyone had heard a woman shouting from a house they have had barbecues at, know the guy for years then anyone would have gone over and helped the girl out.
The word hero has been watered down to suit every incident today by a media looking for angles to get more viewers in order to get the sheep repeating their mantra.
This is such a non story where the media will play every angle , go over the top and use it to get the sheep talking at their water coolers today while the real news is not being covered.
this story affects the country how?
Far more pressing issues at hand right now, fine they are free, he has been arrested why keep covering it, move on
Apparently chained up daily in the locked basement... but for the past 6 years, I'm sure that keeping Amanda's baby was another good avenue of control over her. And, after 13 years, basically half of her life, she was probably "accustomed" to the routine. She may have let other opportunities slip by without knowing it.
OH it seems is becoming the CA of the Midwest and as I;m down south I'd like to know just how many people still live in that state because it seems from all the plates here in the south that many in OH are moving out.
OH state where the sheep clapped and cheered the bozo this weekend.
Still at least the white house is happy as Benghazi is off the news again and how nice of the media to opine
I understand, our media manipulates us, no doubt. But, given the community, I still will give him credit for going over.
I am fascinated by how quickly the media was able to identify him, get his neighbors, his relatives, their relatives on interviews. But, when the Boston bombing suspects were shaping up to be Muslim motivated terrorists, how quickly those outreaches shriveled up.
And, yes, we do face more important issues. No doubt. We can't drop our focus.
But, please, don't discount what it was for this guy to go over and help in that community. It isn't my community where I know my neighbors would help take care of me. These are rough places.
A former coworker of mine had to move because hispanic men congregated in front of the Home Depot across the street made sexual advances on her 12-y.o. daughter every day while she waited for the bus. They would even do it while her mom was present.
How many welfare rolls was the alleged perp on?
And in all those years they NEVER had a chance to call 911 until now? Not even once? I don't know,,,I'm just getting more and more cynical. Sign of the times, I guess.
agree this is big news there but not national, we know they are free and the man is caught but to make this a massive story to the country which affects no one but the locals is more of an excuse by this drama queen media to keep Benghazi off the news because that does affect us knowing how a Govt turned their backs, then lied about it
You're aware this kind of story has happened several times even recently, right?
You never know just what was going on. At the very least, they might have been too faint-hearted to do anything.
At the very least, they might have been too faint-hearted to do anything.
See how many of the networks/publications that refused to cover the Philly abortion infanticide case "because we don't cover local crime stories" cover this one.
"A friend of mine in Tennessee used to complain constantly about having to 'shoo' ADULT Hispanic males away from her young teen-age daughters...part of their 'culture'?"
It is. The age of consent in Mexico is 12 and that recently factored into a criminal case in the USA. I can't remember the specific case but a Mexican man got away with molesting an underage girl because the judge applied Mexican law in the case. It was pretty sad.
in your opinion of course.
it's a happy ending story and now lets move on to more pressing issues instead of the usual angle of he's the hero, he's so brave, how could they do this, OMG this is terrible, it's always the usual crap from the media.\\
Ask how one can do this, how can they function after this, can they live after this, can they have a normal life, how could someone do this, then it's bring in the shrink time, then other s called experts.
It turns into the gossip what this country loves asking the same B/S questions the media has done
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The Emery County Business Chamber held their November Lunch and Learn in Green River. Jay Kinghorn from the Utah Office of Tourism was the guest speaker. Amy Wilmarth from the Green River Coffee Company was the business spotlight. Wilmarth said the business has been open since 2004 and she's been the owner since 2007. She said it's often hard to retain employees in Green River, because the school age kids move on, but she has Kimberly now and she's been a great employee for the business. Kimberly also operates a nail business called Kim's nails.
The Green River Coffee Shop offers a wide variety of coffees, teas, cocoa and drinks. They have a lunch and breakfast menu and a great selection of ice cream flavors along with shakes. They feature a soda fountain and a gift shop and free internet access. In March-November the business opens at 6:30 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m. The winter time hours are much shorter. After the morning coffee drinkers have come and gone, the business will close for the day.
Wilmarth said they will do catering for your event. She has served meals at various events around Green River. The business is located at 25 East Main.
Wilmarth said she serves Green River melon along with every sandwich when the melons are in season.
She is a member of the Green River potluck group which is a business owners association to help Green River grow. She is a member of the planning commission and the medical center board. She is a long-time EMT and is on call with the ambulance most of the time. She teaches CPR. "I love Green River and I love living here," said Wilmarth.
Jared Anderson, board member announced the Shop Local campaign. You can enter at several locations around the county, Randy's Service in Emery, Melon Vine in Green River, Food Ranch in Orangeville, Cindi's in Cleveland, Hometown in Huntington, Stewarts Market in Castle Dale, Main Street Market in Ferron. All you need to do to enter is put your name and address on a receipt from any Emery County business. Drop the entry at one of the locations. You can enter as many times as you wish.
Anderson spoke about how shopping local keeps tax dollars in your community. For every $100 spent locally about $45 comes back into your community. For every $100 spent in a big box store outside the county, zero dollars come back into your community and $13 will come back into the county where the store is located. Traveling north costs money. These travel expenses add up quickly.
Prizes for the Shop Local campaign will be given out at the January and March lunch and learns for 2014. Prizes will include: $300 gift certificate to Earl's Furniture and Appliance donated by Earl's and the Emery County Progress; gift certificates to Ace Hardware and Magnuson Lumber, Emery County Bucks. A Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, 7 inch tablet will be donated by Emery Telcom.
Jay Kinghorn from the Utah Office of Tourism was the guest speaker. He spoke about tourism. Visitors want and need gas, lodging and entertainment. Different things are important to different types of tourists.
Tourism is a big economic factor in Utah. There were 23.5 million visitors to Utah last year. A visitor is someone who travels more than 50 miles. Utah tourism is very diverse. There are opportunities for skiing, snowmobiling, bouldering, fishing, camping, hiking, biking and many more. Utah has everything. State parks, National Parks and many wonderful resources. Tourism brought in $969 million to state and local governments. Tourism funds 15 percent of the states education fund. Tourists come and visit and then go home and it's considered a clean industry. You also don't have to educate their children. They return home. Tourism jobs number 140,000 statewide. In the 29 counties, Emery County ranks 27 in tourism employment. Emery isn't considered a gateway county for tourism. The state is working on funding for non-gateway communities.
There are matching funds available for advertising to out-of-state visitors. Emery County Travel Bureau has received these funds. The money budgeted for tourism by the legislature will run out in 2015. The legislature is being approached to keep these funds going into the future.
The Office of Tourism is looking for new ways to use social media to promote Utah. There have been a number of 30 second spot commercials broadcast around the nation. The social media opens up new avenues to share the story of Utah and its counties.
One new target is international bookings and tours. They are advertising in China, United Kingdom and Australia to encourage more tour buses to Utah.
One problem is welcome centers, they could be more helpful in getting information out. When the National Parks were shut down a campaign was put together quickly to let visitors to Utah know what else was available. Many displaced visitors went to the state parks and other attractions.
The state sponsors a number of trips for photojournalists and national magazines to come in and spotlight destinations in Utah.
Kinghorn said they have recently hired a new public relations firm, Turner from Denver. Most of the people at the prior company used back east hadn't been to Utah. The new firm knows the tourism opportunities that exist here.
Kinghorn encouraged the Emery County residents to use the social media to tell the stories of our area and opportunities for recreation that exist here, tell about the skiing, mountain biking, hiking, everything can be spotlighted on social media and the stories will help promote our state.
Gov. Herbert is encouraging everyone to get involved in the Life Elevated campaign. When dealing with visitors make sure you're a proper host and help the visitors to feel welcome here.
Utah has many challenges for tourism, we compete with surrounding states. Utah doesn't have a lot of recognition. In survey's when someone out of state is shown a picture of the Salt Lake skyline, it's often identified as Denver. Utah is also known for friendly, intelligent people and that's the reality the state wants to promote. "We want people to know that's Salt Lake, we want them to know there are 11 ski resorts within one hour of the airport," said Kinghorn.
Another challenge is the tourism promotion budget, one ski resort in Colorado has as much advertising budget as all the Utah ski resorts combined.
Denver has more direct air flights from overseas into their airport than Salt Lake, this is also a challenge in getting out of the country visitors here.
When gas prices are high, it's a challenge and visitors stay closer to home.
Rural economic development can be realized with tourism. This effort must be from the ground up in the communities. The state is a partner, but the effort must come from the locals.
Kinghorn encouraged everyone to apply for the cooperative funding. Identify areas to target to bring out of state visitors into the county.
Kinghorn said to send great scenery photographs to them at the state and they will put them on their website to help promote the area.
The state is working to expand their website and they need new content to promote the attractions.
Another new aspect of the website will be nowplaying Utah this will advertise the arts and any activities and festivals that are going on throughout the state.
The state website can also rebroadcast locally produced videos on the area.
Gov. Herbert is doing a number of radio spots to promote Utah.
Kinghorn opened the meeting for questions and Cathy Gardner asked how Green River can become a gateway city. Green River is the first town you come into from Colorado. How can Green River draw people off the freeway to stay a day or two. Kinghorn recommended the local businesses be listed on trip advisor pages where reviews can be made by prior customers. These referrals can be very helpful in guiding visitors to your business. If someone driving through can find a review with a recommendation they are more likely to stop and visit.
The local TV channel six is also available to promote the attractions in the area. The hotel workers in Moab are trained to have the TV come onto channel six so that's the first thing the visitor sees when they turn on the television. You need to let people know what there is to do here.
Gardner said when the national parks were closed they had three tour buses come through.
With more than 600 motel rooms, Green River can accommodate large groups of visitors. Green River is well positioned for pass through traffic, but needs to draw more visitors to spend some extra time in the area.
Keith Brady talked about the rack cards that promote different attractions in the area with specific maps and travel instructions with estimated travel times. These cards are posted at rest areas around the region as well as local businesses.
The area needs more signs and billboards advertising what's here as well. People need to be brought into town with advertisements of what's available in downtown Green River.
Kinghorn also encouraged the businesses to use coupons and special deals/offers to promote their business. These coupons bring in more revenue to a business, by getting people into your business.
Utah has come a long way in working to attract people to the state, there's more to be done and everyone needs to get involved to bring visitors here to experience the recreational opportunities available in our state.


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Rob Penney has made three alterations to the Munster pack ahead of their mouth-watering PRO12 meeting with Ulster at Ravenhill.
Coach Rob Penney has made three alterations to the Munster pack ahead of Friday's PRO12 clash with Ulster at Ravenhill.
In the front-row, Dave Kilcoyrne and BJ Botha, who will face his former side, come into the starting XV in place of Wian du Preez and Stephen Archer respectively.
Donncha O'Callaghan joins Billy Holland in the second-row while there are no changes to the back-row.
Irish internationals Conor Murray, Ronan O'Gara and Keith Earls are amongst the replacements as they return to club duty.
Niall Ronan returns to competitive action with the Munster A team that take on the Ulster Ravens side on Friday, eight months after rupturing a cruciate knee ligament.
New boy Casey Laulala is relishing Munster's first all-Ireland clash of the season.
"Ulster are a very good side," he said.
"The crowd is a big factor especially up there and they have been a big factor in their success over the last few years.
"We're aware of that. We're preparing for a big match and I think it'll be the first really big test for us as well in terms of what we want to do."
Meanwhile, Ulster coach Mark Anscombe has made seven changes to his starting line-up.
Stephen Ferris has been named at blindside flanker and will earn his 100th cap for the Province.
Elsewhere in the pack, Tom Court, John Afoa and Nigel Brady will start in an all new front-row, replacing Callum Black, Declan Fitzpatrick and Rob Herring respectively.
In the backs, Andrew Trimble has been promoted to a starting berth on the right wing, replacing Craig Gilroy.
Paul Marshall and Paddy Jackson, who were also on the bench last week, will combine at half-back in place of Michael Heaney and Niall O'Connor.
Ireland internationals Chris Henry and Dan Tuohy have not been included in the match day squad despite being named in the extended squad on Tuesday.
Anscombe revealed that the duo will instead get a run out for Ulster Ravens against Munster A earlier in the afternoon.
"It's important for us to get them some game time so the Ravens is a good start," he said.
"Chris has only been training with the team for two weeks and has had very little contact. He hasn't played a lot of rugby since the Heineken Cup Final.
He went to New Zealand (on Ireland's summer Tour) but only got a few minutes.
"It's a long season and the guys in their positions have been doing a good job so it's a balance of getting them back up to speed and rewarding the players who have been doing the job for us."
The New Zealander again stressed that players showing good form will be picked, and used Brady's selection at hooker as an example.
"Rob Herring has done well, he's a young guy learning his trade at hooker and we're happy with the way he's progressing but Nigel came on last week and his experience came through," explained Anscombe.
"His scrummaging was outstanding and he contributed around the park and that's what we want.
"It's a matter of keeping everyone accountable for their performance and Nigel took his chance last week and has been rewarded."
Anscombe was full of praise for the travelling Munster side.
"It's our first derby of the season and there's a lot of history between the two teams so it should be a great occasion," he said.
"They will be the best team we've played against so far this year and their history shows what they're capable of doing.
"There's no prouder union in the competition than Munster and there's never going to be an easy game against them so we need to perform to our capabilities to come away with a win.
"I'm really hoping that we get a big home crowd out to support us and I really want us to get a victory."
Form: Ulster have made the perfect start to the RaboDirect PRO12 campaign with back to back wins over Glasgow Warriors and Ospreys. The Ulstermen's only reversal at Ravenhill since last September was 8-16 to Leinster on 20 April. Ulster have lost their last four encounters with fellow Irish provinces. Munster have, for the third season running, also started with successive RaboDirect PRO12 victories, against Edinburgh and Treviso. Ulster have won just one of their last four fixtures with the Munstermen in this tournament, but did knock their rivals out of the European Cup at the quarter-finals stage in April. Munster's solo victory at Ravenhill since 2007 was 16-6 on 29 October 2010.
The teams:
Ulster: 15 Jared Payne, 14 Andrew Trimble, 13 Darren Cave, 12 Luke Marshall, 11 Michael Allen, 10 Paddy Jackson, 9 Paul Marshall, 8 Nick Williams, 7 Sean Doyle, 6 Stephen Ferris, 5 Lewis Stevenson, 4 Johann Muller (capt), 3 John Afoa, 2 Nigel Brady, 1 Tom Court.
Replacements: 16 Rob Herring, 17 Callum Black, 18 Declan Fitzpatrick, 19 Neil McComb, 20 Mike McComish, 21 Michael Heaney, 22 Peter Nelson, 23 Craig Gilroy.
Munster: 15 Denis Hurley, 14 Doug Howlett (capt), 13 Casey Laulala, 12 James Downey, 11 Luke O'Dea, 10 Ian Keatley, 9 Duncan Williams, 8 James Coughlan, 7 Sean Dougall, 6 Dave O'Callaghan, 5 Billy Holland, 4 Donncha O'Callaghan, 3 BJ Botha, 2 Damien Varley, 1 Dave Kilcoyne.
Replacements: 16 Mike Sherry, 17 Marcus Horan, 18 Stephen Archer, 19 Dave Foley, 20 Tommy O'Donnell, 21 Conor Murray, 22 Ronan O'Gara, 23 Keith Earls.
Date: Friday, September 14
Venue: Ravenhill, Belfast
Kick-off: 19.05 BST (18.05 GMT)
Referee: Alain Rolland (IRFU)


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recieved in very good condition
By boedid
from seattle
About Me Midrange Shopper
Comments about ClassicFlame Brighton 23" Golden Honey Media Console Electric Fireplace Cabinet Mantel Package - 23MM1424-W276:
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Fireplace entertainment system
By Linda
from Lakeland, Florida
I have not yet able to use it yet. I'm 63 years old and expected it to be almost altogether. I was expecting to put the mantle on and the heat source in but when it came in a thousand pieces I was tempted to send it back. It still sits on my living room floor in pieces. If I wanted to be a handyman I would do it professionally. Not impressed yet.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Not even close to golden honey
By Dddina
from Durango co.
About Me High-end Shopper
I purchased for the color golden honey I really hate the color that I got.
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Quality of product not worth price
By Sandy
from Lake View NY
with the defects product not worth the price we paid.
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unit has flaws, cust svc lacks
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Nice unit if it didn't have the flaws.
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