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Riverfest Medallion has been found
LA CROSSE, Wis. - The Riverfest Medallion was found by a West Salem physical education teacher on Saturday morning.
Tyler Nelson found the medallion after receiving clue number 8.
Riverfest leaders say Nelson attended the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and found it hidden in the bushes at the Goose Town marker on La Crosse Street.
Nelson won a Riverfest prize package, which includes two tickets to the El Caminos/Cheap Trick concert on July 3, 2013; two Riverfest lapel pins; two additional Riverfest buttons (two included with concert tickets); $25 in Riverfest food fair vouchers; two family area activity wristbands for July 6, 7, 2013.
Here's a list of the 2013 Riverfest Medallion Hunt Clues:
Clue #1 – June 15:
In 14 hundred 92, Columbus sailed the ocean blue,
I salute the flag that I see wave, over the land of the free and the home of the brave.
This is how the 2013 Riverfest Medallion Hunt begins,
You must be 21 years or older to win!
Clue #2 – June 16:
We celebrate the USA with fireworks and bands that play.
We thank the sponsors and volunteers,
Who have joined us for these 31 years.
This game anew, the hunt is on, search until the day is done.
Start at Riverfest, enjoy the show, but to win it's East that you must go.
Clue #3 – June 17:
Oh – that last clue was a Cheap Trick, no doubt,
See if you know what this one is about.
Riverfest is filled with fun and cheer,
Great food, music, friends and perhaps a cold beer.
In the Old Style of honor a monument rises,
But if you've gone south you will not win the prizes.
Clue #4 – June 18:
Community volunteers is what it takes,
A strong Board and Crew is what Volunteers Make.
A button of support is very dear,
Five dollars helps to bring Riverfest back for 31 years.
You may see these workers Resting under a mighty oak tree,
Thank them, Sincerely, for their labor is free.
Clue #5 – June 19:
A Sculpture is a work of art, Riverfest Medallion Hunt is full of surprises,
Major General, Congressman, Governor Too
If your where I think you are we have Cheap Trick'd you!
Riverfest is North and then head west,
But remember, that La Crosse is the best!
Clue #6 – June 20:
The Tribune, our Sponsor, is on the way
Will the Medallion be found today?
If east you went by now you're at
The child of a La Crosse Democrat
Forge ahead the memory is here
Although it marks the Love that was held so dear.
Clue #7 – June 21:
The Future of our Country Tis of Thee
Sights of Bluffs and Natures Beauty
To build and Grow, take the Trane
Carry an umbrella if it looks like rain.
Call a Plumber if you get Stuck
The Riverfest Medallion hunt will take skill and luck.
Clue #8 – June 22: (The Riverfest Medallion was found after this clue was released.)
Searching the streets from East to West
Remember when we said – In God's country LA CROSSE is best,
To honor peace and tranquility
And the citizens of our community
A city rich in history
How close are you to solving this Riverfest Mystery?
Clue #9 – June 23:
If you go too far, look down and see
A peaceful and silent community.
Veterans resting upon the hill,
They gave their all with honorable courage well.
An honoring parade that passes near,
The cost of freedom remembered here.
Clue #10 – June 24
N43 Degrees, 48 miles – Get out your map and Trod
The Search continues for the Riverfest Medallion, but stay off the sod.
Look High and Low but stay outside the national historic gate
It's not your time, you'll have to wait,
Perhaps you've asked the founding fathers to join
Your search for our Riverfest coin.
But – turn around, you're a little bit lost.
Be careful for the Street you must cross.
Here are some Hints for the Hunt. The Riverfest Medallion is:
-Located within the La Crosse city limits
-Not buried in the ground or under rocks, etc.
-On public property
-Accessible 24 hours a day, BUT posted hours should be observed and area residents respected
-Fits in the palm of a hand
For more information on Riverfest, visit Riverfest's website, www.riverfestlacrosse.com.
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Skip to comments.Emanuel: I had 'contrary' views on Obamacare (Godfather: I had 'contrary' views)
Posted on 03/27/2014 9:26:40 AM PDT by Chgogal
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, the former White House chief of staff, told CNBC on Thursday he gave President Barack Obama a "contrary opinion" on the early stages of the Affordable Care Act, which debuted with a glitch-ridden website and troubled exchanges.
(Excerpt) Read more at cnbc.com ...
FYI! Most of the comments are good.
Summary: Rats are looking for the emergency exit.
Throwing his brother under the bus?
I agree and wrote earlier that Dems will step to the mike and "defy" Obama. Obama would overturn it himself if he was running....and figure out how to get your money another way....like raising double the Medicare fee taken out of your paycheck.
There is talk of him one day running for POTUS..the POS he is may win
I could see calling him something more appropriate like bathhouse Raum, ballerina boy or dead fish. The word god should not be anywhere near that fag.
The comments are good. Could just as well be Free Republic.
As a freeper wisely posted.....they turned up the heat too fast and the frogs are jumping out of the pot. I bet Valerie said to go full bore and shove this down our throats rather than Rahm's plan for us to not figure out what happened until it was too late.
Carol Marin though would be his personal mouthpiece..er spokesperson
That's funny!
Yeah. Six Dems looking at the mess five are closing their eyes and pretending it's gold. The sixth says, "Uh, that's dog poop." Of course, it was his dog.
He lost his finger during a summer job at Arby's in a meat slicer.
He said he lost it in an IDF tank battle in the Negev.
That SOUNDS made up, right..?
That's why your brother wrote most of it, right?
But what did he say to Zeke?
He was just as obnoxious as ever.
Or maybe THE FLATULATER.
Emanuel was 100% on board with Obama care, but he cautioned against the strategy of pushing it through all at once. He preferred the incremental approach (the frog in warming water idea).
A case could be made that Godfather was right, because 1) by forcing it through on bi-partisan lines, it assured that at least 50% of the population would be against it from the get go and 2) the bungled implementation has guaranteed public sentiment will be against ANY large scale government program for at least the near future.
This a-hole was front and center with that hag Nazi Pelosi and he's now contrarian??
But, the all powerful Obama felt as though he had the mojo to make it all happen fast and darn-it-all, the American public caught on.
We are on to them. Now what do they do?
The rock has been lifted for us to view the dirty underbelly of what the demoncraps really want to do to us.
They want us to exchange our centuries old Liberty for "free" healthcare.
They must think we are real chumps.
Hospitals Plot the End of Insurance Companies
Here in "Godfather's" country, Humana's Advocate Hospitals are acquiring a bunch of older hospitals. None are top of the line hospitals, (i.e. Northwestern, Rush, University of Chicago). This article helps explain this phenomenon.
So, they want to cut out the insurance companies so they can grab all that cash for themselves, and then not lower the price of their services.
Hospitals Plot the End of Insurance Companies
Single payer is contrary.
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In the anime at least there is a scene where Tsunade is looking over the teams and makes a remark about how they have been grouped together the same way their parents were grouped together. Like how Ino, Shikamaru(sp?), and Choji's fathers were all in a team, and that we see them fighting together during the sand/sound attack and saying how it was just like old times. This makes sense since the families usually have their own fighting styles and signature jutsu's. Like Shikamaru's family specializes in shadow possetion and Ino's family speciallizes in temporary Soul Transfer and Choji's family specializes in body expantion. So it makes sence to team up these families from genration to generation because they're abilities work well together.
Also I noted another common theme in some of the teams we know about in the past. Like how the teams were either taught by a future Hokage, or someone who was taught by a Hokage. In a couple of instances the teams even had somone related to a Hokage. Like how the Senin were taught by the 3rd and Tsunade is the grandaughter of the 1st. Juraiya was taught by the 3rd and latter taught the 4th. Or the the 4th taught Kakashi, who would end up teaching the 4ths son, Naruto. It seems to be switching between being taught by a hokage and then one of their students would end up teaching someone who would becomes hokage and the cycle repeats again.


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Exeter Chiefs put their unbeaten home record in the Premiership on the line on Saturday when they play host to London Wasps.
Exeter Chiefs will put their unbeaten home Premiership record on the line on Saturday when they host Wasps.
Buoyed by their first-ever win at the Madejski Stadium, the Chiefs see little reason to tinker with their winning formula and head coach Rob Baxter has named an unchanged 23 for the match.
Reflecting on that success, Baxter said he was delighted to have laid those records to bed and hopes his side can climb the table and challenge the top four.
"To get a couple of monkeys off our back, like our first away (league) win and our first win at the Madejski, is quite a big thing for us at this stage of the season. It was a very good day for us, especially considering how the other results went," he said.
"We really targeted an away win because you can see from the way the table lies, it's the side that breaks the cycle of winning, losing, winning, losing that are going to start moving up the table. It's great to have got that win, we worked hard for it and focused on it for quite a long period of time."
Meanwhile, London Wasps welcome back a trio of players who have been on international duty in recent weeks, for Saturday's Aviva Premiership clash.
Prop Zak Taulafo, who impressed for Samoa in a strong November campaign with his country, starts at loosehead this weekend, while England's Tom Palmer packs down in the second-row.
Italy's Andrea Masi also returns and is named on the bench, with Lee Thomas coming in at inside centre in the only change to the backline from last weekend's win over Leicester Tigers.
Wasps are searching for a first away win in the league this year on the back of some very positive home form.
"Exeter are a very good team and are very difficult to beat but there is no reason why we can't go to Sandy Park and get a victory. We were pleased with our win last weekend but we are going to have to be better this Saturday down in Exeter. We are going to have to be more accurate," said Director of Rugby Dai Young.
Form: Exeter Chiefs have won their last four games in all competitions and are unbeaten at Sandy Park in Aviva Premiership Rugby this season. London Wasps last eight matches in Aviva Premiership Rugby have all been won by the home side on the day. Wasps have not won away from home in the Premiership since they visited Worcester on 28 October 2011. The Chiefs have won their last four encounters with Wasps in all competitions, whilst the Londoners are yet to taste victory in three previous visits to Sandy Park.
The teams:
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Phil Dollman, 12 Jason Shoemark, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Richard Baxter, 7 James Scaysbrook, 6 Dean Mumm, 5 James Hanks, 4 Tom Hayes (capt), 3 Carl Rimmer, 2 Chris Whitehead, 1 Brett Sturgess.
Replacements: 16 Simon Alcott, 17 Ben Moon, 18 Hoani Tui, 19 Aly Muldowney, 20 Tom Johnson, 21 Kevin Barrett, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Sireli Naqelevuki.
Wasps: 15 Hugo Southwell, 14 Tom Varndell, 13 Elliot Daly, 12 Lee Thomas, 11 Christian Wade, 10 Nick Robinson, 9 Joe Simpson, 8 Billy Vunipola, 7 Jonathan Poff, 6 Ashley Johnson, 5 Marco Wentzel, 4 Tom Palmer, 3 Phil Swainston, 2 T Rhys Thomas, 1 Zak Taulafo.
Replacements: 16 Tom Lindsay, 17 Simon McIntyre, 18 Will Taylor, 19 James Cannon, 20 Sam Jones, 21 Charlie Davies, 22 Tommy Bell, 23 Andrea Masi.
Date: Saturday, December 1
Kick-off: 17:30
Venue: Sandy Park
Referee: Andrew Small
Assistant referees: Peter Huckle, Gareth Copsey
Timekeeper: Eric Bullion


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Chevy and Google: Two Votes for Self-Driving City Cars
The companies couldn't be more different, but both are working on tiny urban cars that could be completely autonomous. And the technology is here today.
The companies couldn't be more different, but both are working on tiny urban cars that could be completely autonomous. And the technology is here today.
Should the Feds govern mobile apps in your car? Right now, it's one big, huge gray area. Some states fine you for navigating with your phone. Do you agree?
We're keeping cars longer, and buying a lot of new ones. It's a formula for crowded roads.
Reno operates a 25-cent downtown loop, joining cities like Louisville, Stockton, Worcester and San Antonio in advocating plug-in corridors. Bus maker Proterra points to its forthcoming "Telsa Model S of buses" as evidence that its going to conquer the world sooner rather than later.
Fifteen colleges compete to build a better plug-in hybrid, and auto companies--from GM to Tesla--are hiring the seasoned veterans.
The sight of a tri-colored Buick Caballero kid hauler sends the author back in time, like Proust's madeleines. The 50s and 60s were all about wood-paneled wagons for Americansof a certain age.
The 1963 Dodge Dart is an iconic vehicle at the Car Talk garage, so how does it stack up against the modern competition?
I test drove the latest version of the three-wheeled, two-seat Elio in Manhattan, and was mobbed by people who wanted to know what it was and when they could get one. Late next year, they're saying, if all goes well.
Most windshields, made from a glass and plastic sandwich, end up in landfills. But Safelite recycled more than a million of them last year.
Today's standard lithium-ion cells are today's standard, but disruptive technology that's cheaper, lasts longer and charges faster may be around the corner. Here's what's in the works.
In their colorful reality show on Discovery, a car trader and a mechanic team up to restore and flip cars, telling you just how they did it.
An obscure Federal loan program saved Tesla and brought Nissan Leaf production to America. The program went quiet in the wake of the ill-fated Federal loans to Solyndra, but now it's back in business-- with $16 billion to share. Here's a look at what's coming.
The postwar generation was the most mobile in history. Now they're reaching retirement age and don't want to give up the keys. Should we worry?
In California, Norway and Holland, EVs are some of the best-selling vehicles, period. Here's why.
Automakers are reaching their federal mileage targets, but only thanks to some clever industry lobbying for loopholes. See what's going down.


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By M. Scott Morris/NEMS Daily Journal
When you put a search term in Google, it'll try to anticipate your needs.
I typed in "Sergio Garcia," and a nanosecond later, Google responded with "racist."
Garcia is a professional golfer, and he entered the maelstrom when he suggested eating fried chicken with Tiger Woods.
I'm a Southern white male and see nothing wrong with fried chicken, but you have to consider these things in the larger context. It's stereotypical to say black people like fried chicken, even if a lot of black people like fried chicken.
Woods' dad was African-American and his mom is Asian, so Woods might prefer to eat dumplings, fried rice and chicken with broccoli.
If so, that would put him in line with my son, who must be part Asian on the inside. Evan could alternate between Chinese and Japanese food for the rest of his life.
Then again, he ate fried chicken the other day and enjoyed it after I told him he could peel off the crispy, outer layer.
My mom doesn't like fried chicken, but she's skilled at cooking it. She comes from Scotch-Irish stock, and learned the ways of the kitchen from her mother and aunts in Tennessee.
My cousins in Tennessee, as well as those who will claim me in Mississippi, are big fans of watermelon, another hot-button food when it comes to race relations.
I'm not a fan, but my people love it. There are family pictures of great-grandfathers taking watermelons to market.
Everyone but me wore big smiles of anticipation when it was time to cut open the watermelon on a summer's day.
I couldn't help thinking there had to be something wrong with my kin who had red juices dripping from their chins.
Envy played a part, too, especially when they started spitting seeds. It looked like fun, if only it didn't require munching on that vile fruit.
Watermelon aside, blacks and whites share a lot of tastes in the South. I don't think I've ever been a food racist, but I've been a regionalist.
I'd picked up the idea that Midwesterners were capable of cooking only mashed potatoes and Jell-O. I lived under that mistaken notion until my brother-in-law from Indiana fixed a mouth-watering rack of ribs.
They weren't anywhere close to what you'd get at Dreamland, a black-owned business in Tuscaloosa, Ala., where the humble rib has been elevated to something fine and transcendent.
But my brother-in-law's ribs were as good or better than anything I could fix, though I'm working on my technique and hoping to improve.
I don't know if Sergio Garcia is a food racist, like Google says. That's not for me to decide.
If he were to try fried chicken with Tiger Woods or anybody else, he might find it tasty, unless he's like my mother. In which case, I'd suggest fried pork chops.
M. SCOTT MORRIS is a Daily Journal feature writer. Contact him at (662) 678-1589 or email@example.com.


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European Company Law 1999-2010: Renaissance and Crisis
John Armour
University of Oxford - Faculty of Law; University of Oxford - Said Business School; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
Wolf-Georg Ringe
Copenhagen Business School - Department of Law; University of Oxford - Faculty of Law
December 14, 2010
ECGI - Law Working Paper No. 175/2011
Oxford Legal Studies Research Paper No. 63/2010
European corporate law has enjoyed a renaissance in the past decade. Fifteen years ago, this would have seemed most implausible. In the mid-1990s, the early integration strategy of seeking to harmonise substantive company law seemed to have been stalled by the need to reconcile fundamental differences in approaches to corporate governance. Little was happening, and the grand vision of the early pioneers appeared more dream than ambition. Yet since then, a combination of adventurous decisions by the Court of Justice, innovative approaches to legislation by the Commission, and disastrous crises in capital markets has produced a headlong rush of reform activity. The volume and pace of change has been such that few have had time to digest it: not least policymakers, with the consequence that the developments have not always been well coordinated. The recent 2007/08 financial crisis has yet again thrown many - quite fundamental - issues into question. In this article, we offer an overview that puts the most significant developments of this decade into context, alongside each other and the changing patterns of corporate structure in European countries.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 49
Keywords: European corporate law, European law, company law, European securities law
JEL Classification: K22
Date posted: October 14, 2010 ; Last revised: January 27, 2011
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Food Field Trip: Gilroy Garlic Festival
15 comments:
- The Cilantropist said...
Haha, oh long lost friend, you make me laugh. :D I am in love with your garlic cap, I think you definitely need to wear that next time I see you. Though hopefully the garlic smell will be gone by then. Ha!
- August 10, 2011 at 10:59 PM
it is truly sad that the garlic peanut butter cups disappointed as Reese's are one of your favorites.
i also love the garlic hat, as that picture hangs proudly at my desk.
- August 11, 2011 at 6:57 AM
- speakeasy kitchen said...
That looks like FUN!
- August 11, 2011 at 7:10 AM
- Nicole Kramer said...
I'm glad you made it there! Was the traffic as horrible as I've heard? I stayed home and pickled some garlic in your honor.
- August 11, 2011 at 12:11 PM
- Daydreamer Desserts said...
Love that first pic of you, looks like you had a mighty fine time, and can I just say I'm drooling over those garlic fries. :p...
- August 11, 2011 at 2:44 PM
- Lizzy said...
Haha...are you the first case of garlic overdose? SO many fun and yummy foods...not sure I'm a fan yet of garlic in sweets, but I'd be willing to sample :)
- August 11, 2011 at 3:52 PM
- Erica said...
Looks so much fun!
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- August 11, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- Christine's Pantry said...
Looks like fun! Great photos.
- August 11, 2011 at 10:34 PM
- kita said...
Wow, I can't imagine that much garlic. My father seems to be immune to it though - so I need to bring him to a garlic festival and see if he can taste it then. There's never enough when he's around. Thanks for sharing :D
- August 12, 2011 at 1:01 PM
- Monet said...
How much fun! I love garlic too but I don't know if I could stomach the garlic soft-serve. You are a brave woman! Thanks for sharing this food field trip. I enjoyed the ride :-)
- August 17, 2011 at 8:59 PM
- sara @ CaffeIna said...
Oh it really does smell like garlic during harvest doesn't it! I bet you loved this garlic-immersion :) And yeah....I'm back to the bloggers world, at least with the comments, let's see when I get to post :(
We need to organize another meeting
- August 21, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- Jackie said...
Ha, this was brilliant - I greatly enjoyed this post!
Sadly I've now reached the conclusion that my love of garlic is outweighed by my desire to not smell like a pound of garlic cloves. I know, I'm letting public opinion dissuade me but I just hate how my fingers smell for days after cooking with it.
My brother would adore this garlic festival, though - he eats the stuff raw!
Jax x
- August 28, 2011 at 7:06 AM
someone needs to post.
- September 16, 2011 at 8:53 PM
someone has gotten a bit lazy and needs to post
- September 16, 2011 at 8:54 PM
- Nicole said...
You are brave to have sampled some of those delicacies...I also drove through Gilroy years ago and yes, it did smell quite pungent! I honestly can't imagine the garlic peanut butter cup. I agree there is such a thing as too much garlic!
- October 20, 2011 at 6:17 PM
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For the first time in at least a decade, this married A++ list Academy Award winning actress did not sleep with her male co-star in her most recently released movie.
She was nominated for an Academy Award this year, but didn't win.
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I thought Julia as well.ReplyCancel
Gotta be JuliaReplyCancel
Why is this even a blind? Horsey it is!ReplyCancel
So can we assume, he turned her down then.ReplyCancel
But did she try to?! And was it Benedict or Ewan? Did they turn her down like the Kings of Leon dude?ReplyCancel
Her = Julia…ReplyCancel
Streep. Julia isn't A++. Former A+.ReplyCancel
The best shade is true shade, Wiglet. Kudos.ReplyCancel
You're right Erika. According to the Enterns Meryl gets around.
She's either more discreet about it or doesn't piss people off to the point that they kiss and tell.
@Lady – Of course she did!!! She got naked and threw herself at him shamelessly until he coward in his trailer hiding from teeth
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May we slut shame Meryl, as we would a young and attractive actress partaking in the same activity?ReplyCancel
Meryl. Julia isn't A++ list anymore.ReplyCancel
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Streisand, who didn't sleep with Seth Rogen.ReplyCancel
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I was definitely talking about the war and timeskip era. Nowadays we cannot get a large posting group no matter how controversial the chapters are, not to mention this week's chapter, albeit strongh was basically was a flashback/filler and offered no real topic starters :/.
My thinking is Buffalo is the big guy on Doflamingo's crew (to give a suggestion of who Buffalo is). I still am curious as to how the villains are going to come out of this arc. Caesar is almost a gauranteed lose and if Doflamingo cuts his losses with the SAD, Caesar definitely becomes a non-factor after this arc. Monet, too, has already failed and already having her acknowledge the fact Doflamingo will dispose of her if she fails, her story is open. Personally, I'm hoping Sanji senses her in danger, rushes back to save her, arrives once more with the entire group in Room R admolishing Zoro for endangering a women like Monet, and then showing a true display of chivalry about how no man has the right to kill a lady when Monet says Zoro was right in how Sanji should have simply left her to die, as Doflamingo would see to it anyway. It is sort of a more idealic outcome than what likely will happen, but seeing as she's likely done in Doflamingo's crew, the scene would be a nice seqway into continuing her story within the crew (we have found an interesting logia who cannot beat any of the MT) or as I'm assuming. leaving because she fears Zoro so much to join Law's crew more fittingly.
Addtionally, I have a hard time imagining Vergo will fail, and even if he does, his standing with Doflamingo is likely to earn little more than a hysterical laughing fit of Doflamingo saying it doesn't matter anymore or that the SHs are truly and already becoming troublesome in the NW.
Thus, my two basic predictions/outcomes:
--Caesar and Monet fail and are abandoned by Doflamingo, Vergo escapes unscathed upon the arrival of Buffalo and Baby 5
--Even as the baddies (slight possibility of including Vergo in this case) are defeated, the arrival of Buffalo and Baby 5 at the end of the arc concludes with the latter two carrying their comrades back to Dressrosa.
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These slides were found at a flea market in Arkansas and donated to our center. They are an official product of NSDAP to show life under Nazism. Our guess is that they were used in schools. They were positive (slide) black and white prints on a single uncut role probably used in schools with a script. These slides depict some of the "normal" everyday life and activities of Nazism, not the Holocaust.
Blut und Boden = Blood and Soil
Die Nation braucht Dein Opfer = The Nation needs your Sacrifice
Gaupropagandaleitung NSDAP / Mainfranken Gaubildstelle / Gaubildbericht 8/42 = GAU - propaganda-coordination NSDAP / Mainfranken (area in southern Hessen, south of Frankfurt) GAU - picture - service office / GAU - picture report 8/42
Dr. Hellmuth Plan / Nationalsozialistische Raumordnung / Planung und Bauleitung: Kulturbauamt Aschaffenburg / Art der Maßnahme: Wegbau und Bewäßerung / Umfang der Maßnahme: 25 ha d. Fl. Abt. hardt / Träger der Arbeit: Wasser u. Bodenverband Eisenbach / Träger d. Dienstes: Kriegsgefangenen kdo. Eisenbach = Dr. Hellmuth Plan / National-Socialist coordination of landscaping / Planning and Construction: Cultural Construction State Office Aschaffenburg (Bavaria) / Kind of project: building of road and irrigation / Size of project: 25 ha of the area hardt / Constructor: Water and ground society Eisenbach / Provides of Work: Prisoner of War Commando (?) Eisenbach
These pictures are in particular interesting since they represent a cross section, so it seems, from different social levels. They all appear to be coming from southern Germany, some of the women were local costume; the funeral photo is with nuns who might be working for a medical service. Assumingly these images were taken by someone visiting or living there at the time, in any case familiar with the scenes, also since the photographer got quite close to speakers and others, main stages at events etc, and none of the people in the pictures (high and low party functionaries and so on) seem to have minded. In addition, the working place of POW's such as construction areas was not always accessible to everyone either.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:06pm
Box score
In a matter of moments the mood on the St. John's (6-4, 2-2) sideline went from heartbreak to euphoria as two Red Storm goals in the game's final throes set up an overtime 13-12 victory over No. 20 Georgetown (5-5, 1-2).
A team that's suffered through the frustration of numerous close call upsets, the Red Storm flipped the script in dramatic fashion against the Hoyas. Trailing 12-10 with only 42 seconds remaining, St. John's took a timeout to set up the final push. Things went according to plan from there, as Ryan Fitzgerald promptly connected on a tough shot from the right side with 21 seconds left. Despite struggling throughout the second half, Jordan Rothman was able to grind out a win on the next faceoff which eventually led to senior Harry Kutner fighting through a hold and converting a left-handed shot to tie the score at 12 with only seven seconds remaining. The regulation drama wasn't quite over as goalie Jeff Lowman turned away two point blank shots by Georgetown after the ensuing faceoff.
Rothman would win the opening faceoff in overtime and Kevin Cernuto almost ended things immediately but his effort went just wide of the netting. After a timeout, Fitzgerald attacked a short pole with a pretty spin move that freed the sophomore up in front of goal for the game winner. Fitzgerald's two timely goals brought the midfielder to nine tallies in the last five games.
The victory was as monumental as it was exciting for St. John's as it claimed its first triumph over a ranked opponent since defeating then-No. 5 Georgetown on Feb. 27, 2009. The Red Storm players also left the field carrying the distinction as the only team in program history to win at Georgetown. It was also the first overtime victory for the Red Storm since an 8-7 victory against Vermont on March 20, 2010. The season's sixth victory also gives head coach Jason Miller his highest season total and the most Red Storm wins in one year since the program's reinstatement.
St. John's is starting to make last minute comebacks a bit of a habit as the Red Storm topped Rutgers 7-6 thanks to a pair of late-game goals on March 17. In that game St. John's needed just a bit more time as it scored the game-tying and game-winning goals in an 18 second span.
Kieran McArdle finished the game with a team-high six points on two goals and four assists. It is the fourth time this season the sophomore has recorded at least five points in a game. Kutner finished with three goals and an assist and Cernuto scored on two unassisted efforts. Lowman had a season-high 17 saves. Defenseman Harrison Freid had arguably his best performance as a Johnnie with four groundballs and two caused turnovers.
The first quarter of the game was a stalemate until the final twenty seconds due to sloppy play by both sides and six saves by Lowman. Colin Keegan gave St. John's the first lead of the game as he converted a man-up opportunity off a feed from McArdle at the end of the first quarter.
Heading into the second quarter leading 1-0, Cernuto scored coming from behind the right side of the cage to move the lead to 2-0. Georgetown got its first goal of the game with 8:29 left in the half to bring the score to 2-1. Kutner would cash in on the second man-up opportunity of the game as he found the back of the net from the right side off another assist from McArdle. The Hoyas answered with another goal but McArdle responded with a nice dodge toward the front of the crease and beat the goalie down low to put St. John's up 4-2. The team's traded goals again as Brian Casey scored through a tight window for Georgetown followed by Kutner and McArdle running the two-man game to perfection as McArdle dropped one off for a quick lefty strike by Kutner that gave St. John's a 5-3 lead heading into the half.
Early in the third quarter, the Red Storm was on the man-up for the third time and Terence Leach got an easy goal when McArdle found him open right in front of net. The goal increased Leach's team lead in goals (18) and extra-man goals (9). Keegan would make an opportunity from the top of the zone count as he found the back of the net for the second time on the afternoon to push the lead to 7-3. In a game of runs, Georgetown would make the biggest, taking control with six-straight scores to finish the third quarter up 9-7.
St. John's regrouped and responded following the intermission with a couple of tough goals to tie things up at nine. Cernuto scored first on a run from behind the cage which gave the sophomore his 16th goal of the season. Then Alex Lagodich followed by beating his man off the run and sending in a lefty bounce shot to level the score. The tie didn't last long as Georgetown would score off the very next faceoff to go back up 10-9. McArdle returned the favor with a run from behind net that set up a lefty shot and a 10-10 tie with 8:35 to play.
Another two-goal run by Georgetown seemed to put the game out of reach; but instead, set the Red Storm up for its late game heroics. The Hoyas were able to kill off a penalty with 57 seconds left to play and had the victory in their hands before Joe Addona came up with a caused turnover and groundball to put the offense in position to execute.
The win allows St. John's to control its own destiny the rest of the way. One more victory against either Villanova and Providence and the Red Storm will have clinched a spot in the inaugural BIG EAST Lacrosse Tournament and the right to play some May lacrosse.
St. John's wraps up its seven game road swing with a trip to Villanova next weekend for a 4 p.m. faceoff. Keep up with Red Storm lacrosse all season long at RedStormSports.com and on Twitter by following @STJ_Lacrosse.


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