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New Look
The Moment: Spidey shakes up his look in Civil War by borrowing some technology from Tony Stark, swapping his old lycra for a new Iron Spider suit. Upgrade!
Why It's Great: It didn't last long, but it was a very cool idea. We don't want the deck stacked too highly in Spider-Man's favour though…
The Story Begins
The Moment: Peter takes MJ's picture at the beginning of the first film, failing to notice the mutated spider that takes a sizeable bite out of his hand.
Why It's Great: It's at this point that the adventure really begins. We couldn't very well leave it out, could we?
With Great Power
The Moment: David Lapham and Tony Harris's Spider-Man: With Great Power tells the story of the pre-heroism webslinger, casting Peter Parker as an opportunistic douchebag on the lookout for ways to use his powers for personal gain. Booo!
Why It's Great: It makes a refreshing change to cast Peter in a shadier light, and Lapham manages to do so while dodging the cringes produced by Spider-Man 3 's attempt at the same goal.
I Am French
The Moment: Bruce Campbell makes his customary cameo as a French maître d Peter recruits to help him propose to MJ. The best bit? His effusive reaction to Peter's plan: "I love it. Romance… I am French." Brilliant.
Why It's Great: It's awesome that Raimi thought to rope in his old buddy for the Spider-movies, and he's undoubtably the most amusing thing in this lacklustre third outing.
Enter The Goblin
The Moment: It took three seasons of Spider-Man: The Animated Series for the Green Goblin to show up, but when he did, it was in suitably menacing style, raging against Manhattan as a reaction to a serious injury.
Why It's Great: The Goblin's arrival in the animated show had been hotly anticipated, and it didn't disappoint, thanks in no small part to Neil Ross's suitably OTT vocal work.
Reign Of Pain
The Moment: Spider-Man: Reign sees an aged Peter Parker living in a New York controlled by a brutal police force known as The Reign, working as a florist and mourning his dead wife, MJ. That is until J. Jonah Jameson pays him a visit to snap him out of his torpor.
Why It's Great: It might borrow heavily from The Dark Knight Returns , but this is still one of the more enjoyably adult Spider-Man outings.
The Moment: Peter confesses to Aunt May that he lied to her about his whereabouts on the night his Uncle Ben died. The resultant slap he receives is like a dagger to the heart.
Why It's Great: May's reaction is what really makes this one so affecting. That slap is a real bucket of water over the audience.
What Next?
The Moment: Spider-Man 2 ends on an excellently final note full of possibility, as a newly loved-up MJ watches Spidey swing away to his latest mission.
Why It's Great: As well as including the customary adrenaline rush of a ride-along with Spider-Man, it's an ending that seems to leave a whole host of new story options available to Raimi and co. Not that they made the best use of it, mind…
Buried Alive
The Moment: Kraven's Last Hunt is one of the more adult Spidey books, with the brutal Kraven burying Spider-Man alive in order to take his place and prove his capacity for heroism.
Why It's Great: There's no long-winded speechmaking here, as Kraven simply shoots Spider-Man with a tranquilliser and tosses him into a grave. Not very sophisticated then, but plenty effective.
Friends Reunited
The Moment: Green Goblin mk. 2 swoops down from nowhere, scooping Peter off his moped and engaging him in a bruising mid-air brawl. Harry Osborn is out for revenge…
Why It's Great: While the film's overblown finale suffers from an excess of villains, this short sharp sequence is a genuinely thrilling action scene. For our money, Harry's arc is the longest running, and thus should have been given centre stage in part three.
Spidey vs. Juggernaut
The Moment: Spider-Man is pitted against the Juggernaut, whose indomitable strength repeatedly gets the better of the web-slinger. However, Spidey is no quitter and eventually manages to defeat his hulking foe by using his brain rather than brawn.
Why It's Great: Spidey seems extremely vulnerable throughout this one, with Juggernaut pushing him to hitherto untested limits. Cracking stuff.
The Moment: Dr. Octavius' experiment goes horribly wrong, despite Spider-Man's intervention, with his onlooking wife killed by the exploding machinery. He'll take it on the chin, though, right?
Why It's Great: Raimi is no stranger to horror, and this disturbing sequence doesn't skimp on the chills.
Devilish Deal
The Moment: In one of the character's more out there moments, Spidey makes a deal with Big Red himself in order to ensure the safety of his loved ones. Wowsers.
Why It's Great: The One More Day saga might not have been over-popular with fans, but there's no debating how memorable a moment this one was. And even though it's an outlandish plot twist, it does at least ram home the lengths to which Peter will go to save his family and friends.
Introducing Gwen
The Moment: An out of control crane sends a girder smashing through a skyscraper, interrupting Gwen Stacy's fashion shoot. As she goes tumbling out of the window, Spidey is happily on hand to swoop in and save her. Phew!
Why It's Great: It's a cool way for Gwen and Spider-Man to meet, while the sequence in which Spidey swings through Manhattan to the rescue is genuinely spine-tingling!
Body Horror
The Moment: Marvel takes the leftfield decision to give Spider-Man four extra arms, taking him up to the eight-limbed status of the arachnid from which he takes his name. Gross.
Why It's Great: It was a fairly short-lived development (Dr. Curt Connors helps him shift the excess limbs), but it certainly made for some striking artwork.
The Black Suit
The Moment: The Animated Series takes a three-episode stab at adapting the alien symbiote storyline for the small screen. Although taking a few shortcuts with some elements of the plot, it remains the most successful adaptation of the storyline to date.
Why It's Great: It gave fans their first opportunity to check out the black suit outside of the comic-books. And it does it way better than Spider-Man 3 .
Naming Ceremony
The Moment: J. Jonah Jameson and Hoffman attempt to come up with a name for Doc Ock, Jameson rejects all of Hoffman's suggestions (including a nice reference to Dr. Strange, in which he comments, "that's pretty good, but it's taken") before settling on his first one and claiming it as his own. Nice editing.
Why It's Great: J.K Simmons and Ted Raimi share some excellent screen chemistry, and this is one of their more chucklesome exchanges from the second film.
Odd Couple
The Moment: Spidey teams up with arch-nemesis Venom for the early '90s storyline Maximum Carnage . Their opponent? A serial killer housing Venom's symbiote offspring, otherwise known as Carnage.
Why It's Great: Superhero team-ups are one thing, but pairing a hero and villain? That's even cooler.
Bulking Up
The Moment: Peter transforms from a half-pint lightweight into a fully buffed man-mountain, courtesy of one little spider bite. Understandably, he feels pretty chuffed when he looks in the mirror.
Why It's Great: It's the stuff fanboy dreams are made of, isn't it? One day this will happen to us. We just know it will…
The Moment: Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley carefully relocated Spidey's origin story to the year 2000 for the excellent Ultimate Spider-Man , bringing the character up to date with modern society while offering new fans a refresher on how Peter Parker came to be the friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man.
Why It's Great: Instead of pushing the character into ever more ludicrous scenarios to keep him fresh, Marvel's decision to reboot Spidey proved to be a masterstroke, going into his origins in more detail while offering a very accessible story for new fans.
Love And Marriage
The Moment: Peter finally walks MJ up the aisle in The Amazing Spider-Man #21 , beating Superman and Lois by a good eight years. Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Supes!
Why It's Great: As well as being quite a romantic scene, J. Jonah Jameson's input is also priceless, with the irascible editor demanding to know why the pair are marrying on a work day before threatening to cut the pay of anyone failing to attend!
Ready To Rumble
The Moment: Peter Parker tries out his new suit and new abilities at an amateur wrestling event, with the inimitable Bruce Campbell serving as ring announcer for his first bout. "The Human Spider? "That sucks,"" bemoans Bruce, introducing him as, "The Amazing Spider-Man" instead.
Why It's Great: Campbell is brilliant as ever, it's a great way of giving Spidey his name, and Macho Man Randy Savage is his opponent in the ring. What more could you want?
The Moment: Spider-Man and Wolverine go toe to toe in their own spin-off series, but the greatest moment sees Peter Parker forced to buy a novelty Spidey suit from a Berlin fancy dress shop in order to get back into character.
Why It's Great: The suit is so ancient it even has the old webbing effect under the arms. Old-school.
The Moment: Spider-Man 2 hits the dramatic high notes when Harry Osborn peels back the mask of the imprisoned Spider-Man to reveal the face of his best friend. Naturally, he looks a little surprised.
Why It's Great: The first two films have been building up to this earth-shattering reveal. Poor old Harry.
Meeting The Fans
The Moment: In The Amazing Spider-Man #248 , Peter meets a young boy named Timmy Harrison who The Bugle reports as the webslinger's biggest fan. Touched by Timmy's affection, Spidey unmasks and gives the little boy a proper look at his hero. As he leaves, readers are exposed to the final line of The Bugle 's article, which reveals Timmy is dying of Leukaemia.
Why It's Great: It shows Spidey in an extremely positive light, and makes a decent grab for the heartstrings in the process.
Keep Away
The Moment: A scene from the new film in which Peter uses his new powers to make a fool out of obnoxious jock, Flash Thompson, keeping a basketball away from him, before slamming it home in spectacular style.
Why It's Great: Andrew Garfield has Peter's smart-alecky side down pat, and he really seems to be enjoying taking Flash down a few pegs here.
New Powers
The Moment: Flash also gets what's coming to him in the first Raimi film, challenging Peter to a fight in a school corridor, only to end up flat on his back with somebody's lunch in his face. Owned.
Why It's Great: It's a neat way of showing off Peter's newfound abilities, while also giving the school bully a well-deserved shoeing!
Running The Gauntlet
The Moment: The Gauntlet series (in which Spider-Man must take on enhanced versions of his classic nemeses) reaches a high point with the rebirth of the Lizard, in which Curt Connors murders his own son in a blind rage.
Why It's Great: The series offered a great way of breathing new life into some classic villains, and the Lizard's revival presents Spider-Man with his most daunting challenge of all.
Can It
The Moment: As the pressures of great power and great responsibility weigh heavily on Peter's shoulders, he turns his back on heroism, dumping his Spidey suit in a nearby trash can.
Why It's Great: The scene allows Raimi to show off his eye for detail, with the final frame an exact recreation of a similarly famous panel from the comics.
The Moment: Aunt May walks in to Peter's bedroom in The Amazing Spider-Man #476 , to find him asleep next to his shredded Spider suit. She wasn't expecting that, was she?
Why It's Great: Not only does Aunt May discover Peter's secret, she also realises the extreme toll his dual life is taking on him, as the bruises swell up and the blood begins to dry on his face.
Feeling Blue
The Moment: Spider-Man: Blue is a beautifully heartrending retelling of Spider-Man's love affair with Gwen Stacy. While most of the story happens in flashback, the framing device of a heartbroken Peter recording a love letter to his dead lover is genuinely affecting.
Why It's Great: It's a very mature take on the character's greatest love story, tragic and haunting throughout.
Split Personality
The Moment: Norman Osborn begins to lose the plot, hearing a manic cackling ringing through his apartment before discovering the Green Goblin, his alter ego, in the mirror.
Why It's Great: Willem Dafoe is on top scenery-chewing form here in a scene that stays just the right side of panto.
Peter Unmasked
The Moment: During the Civil War storyline, Spider-Man declares his allegiance to Team Stark by revealing his true identity to the world, putting his loved ones in great danger on account of his dedication to the cause.
Why It's Great: Spidey's unmasking even made a splash in real-world newspapers, with the moment a high-point of a particularly well-received series.
Go Web Go
The Moment: Peter attempts to bring his web-slinging abilities under control, shouting various catchphrases in an attempt to get things moving. "Go web go!" he shouts in desperation, before finally managing to nail it.
Why It's Great: Tobey Maguire plays it for laughs to good effect. We also like the "Shazam" reference to Captain Marvel in there…
Goblin Unmasked
The Moment: With the Goblin having uncovered Spider-Man's secret identity just one issue previously, The Amazing Spider-Man #40 sees Spidey return the favour, unmasking him to discover Norman Osborn underneath.
Why It's Great: In the space of two issues, the dynamic between the two characters was forever changed, foreshadowing the increasingly personal nature of their battles in issues to come.
Hospital Horror
The Moment: Doc Ock's tentacles wreak havoc in the operating theatre, scattering an entire medical team across the room like skittles.
Why It's Great: Sam Raimi's horror roots are clearly apparent here, with the tentacle-perspective shots and unlikely presence of a chainsaw a lovely callback to the Evil Dead films.
The Moment: A legendary storyline from the '80s in which the alien symbiote takes control of Spider-Man, turning him into a cross between himself and Venom.
Why It's Great: Spidey's turn to the dark side and cool new suit is brilliantly handled on the page. However, the less said about the screen version (and that dancing scene in particular), the better.
The Date
The Moment: Peter and MJ enjoy an impassioned sit-down at a local cafe, Peter attempting to put his beau out of harm's way by giving her the brush off. Doc Ock has other ideas, however, breaking up the awkward moment by chucking a car through the window.
Why It's Great: Sam Raimi's use of slow-motion is expertly judged here, particularly as we see the car ominously looming into shot.
Peas In A Pod
The Moment: The ultra-bleak Peter Parker: Spider-Man #25 (Vol. 2) comes to a close with a superlative monologue from the Green Goblin, telling Peter that they're not so different after all. "We're cop and killer - the same psychological profile - one small step removed from being exactly the person we hate most."
Why It's Great: As in The Dark Knight 's interrogation scene, such speeches are the cornerstone of truly awesome hero-villain double-acts.
Decisions Decisions
The Moment: Spider-Man faces the ultimate hero's choice when he must decide whether to rescue MJ or a cable-car full of screaming kiddies, Willem Dafoe's delirious cackling only adding to the scene's manic tension.
Why It's Great: Spidey manages to save both of them, but only after a marvellously choreographed sequence of high-flying action!
The Moment: Gwen Stacy meets her maker in The Amazing Spider-Man #121 , having been tossed from the George Washington Bridge by the Green Goblin. Spidey manages to snare her leg in a desperately thrown web, but when he drags her back up, he realises she's already dead.
Why It's Great: It was a groundbreaking move by Marvel, given that up until this point, superheroes tended not to fail on such a grand scale. Throw in a massive helping of guilt for Peter, and you've got a seminal moment in Spider-Man lore.
The Moment: The Green Goblin meets a sticky end at the close of the first film, engaging Spidey in a gruelling fist-fight before accidentally impaling himself upon his glider. Oof!
Why It's Great: Not only does it bring the film to a satisfying close, it also recreates the manner of the Goblin's death in the comic books. A nice touch.
Realisation Dawns
The Moment: Peter and MJ share a kiss during the first film's climactic funeral scene. As MJ realises where she recognises the embrace from, Peter's voiceover kicks in: "Whatever life holds in store for me, I will never forget these words: 'with great power comes great responsibility.' This is my gift, my curse. Who am I? I'm Spider-Man."
Why It's Great: If the goosebumps haven't already kicked in at the speech, the following skyscraper-swinging scene should seal the deal.
Goodbye Old Friend
The Moment: Harry Osborn finally bows out in Spectacular Spider-Man #200 , rescuing Spider-Man from an explosion that kills him in the process. As he slumps towards death, his old friend sits with him, the pair having patched things up at the last.
Why It's Great: It's a moving end to a truly epic saga, and handled with far more love and attention on the page than it was on the screen in Spider-Man 3 .
Meet MJ
The Moment: MJ Watson makes her full comic-book debut in The Amazing Spider-Man vol. 1 #42 , stunning Peter with her beauty as she utters the immortal line, "Face it tiger… you just hit the jackpot!"
Why It's Great: With her sleeveless top and cheeky one-liner, a comic-book sex-symbol is born.
Kiss The Rain
The Moment: Spider-Man rescues MJ from a gang of muggers, earning a rain-soaked kiss for his troubles. Result!
Why It's Great: A kiss in the rain is nothing new, but the upside down element lends it a certain something. And then of course there's the small matter of Kirsten Dunst's shirt. It seems churlish to mention it, and yet…
The Moment: Spidey finds himself trapped under some heavy machinery in The Amazing Spider-Man #33 , summoning every ounce of strength to painstakingly drag himself free.
Why It's Great: You really get a sense of the Herculean effort required for Spidey to free himself in this seminal sequence, oft regarded as one of the best-drawn super-hero moments in comic-book history.
Uncle Ben
The Moment: Peter returns late from his wrestling escapades to find his waiting uncle bleeding out on the sidewalk. It's a devastating blow to our hero, which is why Ben's speech about great power and great responsibility looms so large in his consciousness.
Why It's Great: It's a scene that packs a real emotional punch, particularly when taken in tandem with Ben's earlier speech.
Guilt Trip
The Moment: Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver the ultimate hammer-blow with Spider-Man discovering that his uncle's killer was the same low-life he had an opportunity to stop earlier in the story. Crippling guilt, ahoy…
Why It's Great: It set up Spidey's conflicted persona for many years to come, that's why. Sam Raimi also includes it in the movie, but we're particularly partial to the original version.
Runaway Train
The Moment: Spidey and Doc Ock battle aboard a runaway subway train, with our hero having to strain every sinew to prevent a horrific accident in downtown Manhattan.
Why It's Great: As well as being utterly thrilling, you really get the sense that Spider-Man has been pushed to his very limit by this encounter. No wonder he gets a round of applause from the shell-shocked passengers!

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1. In a bowl, sprinkle yeast over 1 1/4 cups warm (about 110°) water; let stand until yeast is soft, about 5 minutes. Add salt, sugar, 3 cups flour, and butter. Stir, then beat with a spoon until well mixed.
2. To knead with a dough hook, beat on medium speed until dough is no longer sticky when touched and pulls cleanly from sides of bowl, 3 to 4 minutes; if sticky, add more flour, 1 tablespoon at a time.
To knead by hand, scrape onto a floured board and knead until smooth and elastic, 5 to 6 minutes, adding more flour as required to prevent sticking. Return dough to bowl.
3. Cover dough with plastic wrap and let it rise in a warm place until doubled in volume, about 1 hour. Uncover and beat with dough hook, or scrape dough onto a floured board and knead, to expel air.
4. With oiled hands, pinch dough into 24 equal balls (about 2 in. wide) and shape each into a smooth round. Set balls, smooth side up and about 2 inches apart, on 2 buttered baking sheets (14 by 17 in.). Cover balls lightly with plastic wrap and let rise in a warm place until slightly puffy, 15 to 20 minutes.
5. In a small bowl, beat egg to blend. Brush egg over tops and sides of rolls as each pan is ready to bake.
6. Bake in a 400° oven until rolls are well browned, 10 to 15 minutes; if using 1 oven, switch pan positions after 5 to 7 minutes. Transfer to racks; serve warm or cool.
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In the summer season, the Maison du Granit offers guided minibus tours of the village of Saint-Sébastien, the location of four granite industries, on the site of Polycor's plants, as well as the Saint-Joseph Oratory's quarry, a heritage industrial site dating back to the 1930s. Walking shoes required.
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Parents need to know that given the nature of the subject matter, they might want to see it with their kids, or even before them, so that they can talk to them about the themes and the content of the film. After all, this musical features characters who are addicted to heroin, have AIDS, and argue with one another over class politics and property. Characters smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol, smoke a joint, and appear purchasing and shooting heroin. One couple is lesbian, another is gay (one partner being a transvestite). Early on, a character is beaten bloody by muggers. One character pole dances in a strip club, others are HIV positive and one character dies of AIDS in a very sad scene. Peppery language includes two f-words, as well as other mild cursing (s-words, "ass," "damn"). But the eight protagonists are charismatic and committed to one another, which offers a healthy model of friendship and romance.
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Based on the hit Broadway musical (which, in turn, was based on Puccini's La Boheme), RENT focuses on eight artist friends who struggle to pay their rent and contend with disease, addiction, and violence and love in a gritty New York City neighborhood. From aspiring filmmaker Mark (Anthony Rapp) to heroin addict/exotic dancer Mimi (Rosario Dawson), each character has their own challenges to deal with and demons to face.
Is it any good?
An energetic rock musical, Rent features one big number after another. Chris Columbus' movie version of Jonathan Larson's Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning big doozy rock musical took nearly 10 years to reach the screen. It focuses on the resilience of a new generation of oppressed "types," assorted victims of prejudice, poverty, addiction, and disease. Featuring six of the original eight stage cast members, Rent is beset by awkward transitions between numbers (song ends, fade out, next song), and exposition conveyed by lyrics. The performers sing their stories and desires, framed by cheesy hooks, sing-talking them when the language just becomes too cumbersome for crooning. (This device, too familiar from Andrew Lloyd Webber works, is either wearying or rousing, depending on your tolerance level.)
Still, Rent does offer up real ideas about class hierarchy. Everyone here is concerned with property -- intellectual, amorous, and geographic -- and no one seems able to work for money, save for Mimi (Rosario Dawson), who spends it on heroin. Mark (Anthony Rapp) eventually takes a job with the "sleazy" tv tab show Buzzline, where he learns (as expressed in the song "What You Own"), "When you're living in America / At the end of the millennium, / You're what you own."
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Families can talk about drugs, alcohol, AIDs, ambition and the alternative family formed by these diverse friends. How does Tom and Angel's relationship serve as the primary model for unconditional love and loyalty? How do the reconciliations of quarreling couples (Joanne and Maureen, Mimi and Roger) show that trust can overcome insecurities and jealousies? How does the film show a class conflict between landlords and renters or squatters?
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|Anthony Rapp, Jesse L. Martin, Rosario Dawson
|Chris Columbus
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The South African Post Office (SAPO), still not a bastion of good service, has come a long way from the dinosaur postal operator it was back in 1994. Today, SAPO has amalgamated the old homeland post offices, given bank accounts (and payment security) to social grant pensioners (paying out over R500 000 in 2010), enabled over 1,4 million South Africans to renew their motor vehicle licences last year and provides banking services to six million customers.
It has a fully-fledged logistics arm, something CIO Justin White says is a little-known fact, and presents an untapped opportunity for the Post Office, which has plans to turn it into an entity that can compete with the major players in the freight and cargo space, not just courier services. White needs to deliver on the Post Office Postbank vision first, however.
Says White: "The business is evolving away from the traditional provision of mail and mail-related services to being a business that has an immediate imperative to take its savings bank, which provides six million customers with savings accounts and debit cards, and unlock that and do something novel at the bottom end of the market."
White's brief is to build a fully-fledged retail bank. "We will leverage the existing network of 2 500 branches run by the Post Office, affiliates, correspondents and agents," he says.
"This footprint dwarfs that of any of the bigger banks. If we can get those outlets to offer the same level of service offered by other banks, we'll be the envy of the industry."
But that's easier said than done. White has a plan that includes taking things slowly, and revamping the Post Office's back-end systems to enable the bank's transition, as well as that of the logistics arm and, finally, a revamp of the mail itself once everything else has been completed. Here, White says, the Post Office sees opportunities in hybrid mail – physical and digital.
An iterative approach
White says the challenge now is how to take six million customers, serve them better, start lending to them and take primarily mobile technology to extend Postbank's reach and offer services in rural areas.
"This will require a major overhaul of the systems used," White says. "Most banks have revamped their core systems. Postbank currently has the Oracle suite, and the intent is to upgrade that capability to the most recent version of the Universal Banking Solution and avail ourselves of its lending models."
Postbank currently offers savings, investment and transactional accounts (enabling debit card transactions, as well as debit and stop orders to be placed against the account).
The first new thing Postbank will offer is unsecured lending.
"Small personal loans," says White, "which we will provide as an adjunct to the transactional offering. We need to make the transactional offering more flexible and provide equivalent capability on mobile so a person can acquire an account remotely. If you're not near a branch or near the Post Office network, how do you transact? We need to provide that kind of extension to existing services.
"If we can get that right, providing broader access to a wider customer base, we can start taking on the big four seriously," he states.
Postbank is working with technology partner Oracle, which has a reasonably mature in-branch offering in terms of what is deployed at the teller and how it works. "So if we implement the standard Oracle offering, we'll have upgraded transactional functionality and pilot lending by the end of 2012 or early 2013. There is still an application process underway with the Registrar and Reserve Bank, and we've not yet seen the list of conditions that will be imposed on us – if onerous, these dates may drift," White comments. "From a governance point of view, they don't want to see the Postbank taking its deposit base and doing something that would prejudice or make the funds base risky. Wholesale opening of the lending gates is not envisaged. We need to go in quite carefully so that we build those credit credentials and corporate know-how. It will be a gradual process."
As to how much growth White is expecting, he looks to Capitec (opening 100 000 accounts per month) and JD Group (with its large lending book) and says the Postbank will be using those organisations as a benchmark.
"There's no reason we couldn't look to acquiring 100 000 customers per month using branches and mobile technology," he states. "We're currently doing 40 000 per month anyway, and getting that up to where the established players are is an immediate target."
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The logistics and mail arms of the Post Office will have to wait until the bank is mostly complete before they get any attention. As White puts it: "Entertaining two major organisational rejuvenation exercises is a lot of risk to handle."
The IT operations for the Post Office as a whole fall under White's control and, as he notes, he needs to be careful not to take on too much.
Preparation, in terms of ensuring the department has the needed capacity to take on the Postbank project, has necessitated some rearrangement. Currently, IT is handled through a mix of inhouse and outsourced skills, and the organisation uses technology from all the major vendors – HP, IBM, Oracle and so on.
At present, White is looking at attracting capable people into senior structures.
"We've been looking and it's proving quite a lure, the chance to get in at the ground floor with Postbank. I've been very surprised by the volume and level of public and private sector candidates interested."
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Janet and Stephen's Family HeritageJanet and Stephen Foster are the children of Bessie Foster (nee Ward) and Henry Leeming Foster (Harry). Stephen was born on 23rd March 1946 and died aged 53 years on 25th April 1999 whilst on holiday in Lanzarote. Janet was born in 1947 and is developing this website!
The above photograph is of me and Stephen outside the back door at 80 Redearth Road where we both grew up. We are post World War II baby boomers, brought up on rationing but I still love ham and pea soup and dumplings! Below is a photograph of us in the front room at Number 80.
Our parents were married in March 1945 and that is their wedding
photograph at the top of this page. I don't know the name of the
best man on the left; standing next to him is Dorothy Foster, my
dad's sister, then my dad, my mum and uncle Jim Ward, my mother's
eldest brother, then Kathleen Atkinson, my mother's sister (aunty
Kit), then Tommy Turnbull, my cousin and son of May Ward (aunty May), my mother's
eldest sister.
There were two other bridesmaids but unfortunately I can't fit them into the frame; they are my cousins Marion Ward, the daughter of uncle Tom, my mother's other brother and Kathleen Turnbull, daughter of aunty May and sister of Tommy.
Our family tree starts in four segments. The Fosters, beginning with our father, Harry Foster; this section traces his father's side of the family.The second section, Hamer, starts with Jane Hamer, our father's mother. It is ironic that neither Stephen nor myself knew the Fosters or Hamers because we both seem to have inherited quite a lot of their genes, both looks and traits - including our love of music. Grandma Foster - Jane Hamer - was a music teacher but we were not aware of this. Both myself and Stephen sang and played in pop groups but it is important to note that other members of the Ward family, in particular aunty Kit, had a lovely singing voice. The third section looks at the history of the Ward family and begins with my mum, Beatrice (Bessie) Ward. The final section, Shannon, looks at the history of my grandma's family. Again, it is ironic that we were closest to our grandma as she brought us up whilst mum was out at work, yet because her family are Irish, it is the most difficult to trace!
The matriarchal lines can be accessed by clicking on the name of the spouse which is underlined. For example, in the Foster Line, the wife of Christopher Foster (1871-1935) is Betsy Leeming Taylor, which is underlined. By clicking on Betsy you will access her family history. Alternately, look at the Website Map.


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I CLIMBED DOWN THE ALPINE-STEEP ROCKY PATH from the flat where a tiny cabin housed me for the winter. I said goodbye to the madrone trees. The road up to the tiny flat had caved in so I lived alone. I visited Nat and Meg as well as their six-year-old daughter in their spacious, for backcountry folks, cabin. Charm sat in the corner, knitting doilies.
Nat rolled a G blunt and we passed it around, little Suze undoubtedly getting contact high from the thick aroma. She pulled up her granny dress, panty-less underneath.
"Don 't do that, sweetie," Meg said, and inhaled the blunt I stole from a hippie scuba diver for placer gold. I also gifted them four ounces I swiped, hating to be mercenary, another reason I lived rent-free on the flat. I was no capitalist. Meg was a stout, short woman, playing with mood rings on her stubby fingers, each ring with a turquoise stone.
"It embarrasses Lowell."
"Maybe she's angry at you for kidnapping her from Roy," I said. Roy, my brother, a shard in the side of Nat, perhaps a moat in Meg's eye. Suze, my niece, smiled. We passed the blunt around.
"Nat saved little Suze from Roy's bad habits." Meg's voice shook.
"Your sperm gun shoots blanks, Nat. At least Roy loved her." Nausea bit my stomach. The blunt spoke. Love's meaning, like definitions of God, so vague that it had no meaning. Same with Roy.
"I'm well aware of his kind of family love. No way," Nat said, his even, soft-spoken words belied blood in his eyes.
"Your L.A. dad lets you pretend you're a free spirit. He funds you."
"He sends me the New York Sunday Times every week. I phone him sometimes and all we talk about is sports." I leaned back, no longer on the edge of my seat, muscles looser than before. "I earn money reading natal charts and record them on cassettes."
Another dead end, Nat. Astrology fit perfectly with Nat's Masters degree in psychology. I gave up college after cutting up a psychology professor. I served my sentence and headed for the wilderness.
"Hey, Lowy, what you do there on the flat these days?" Meg said. Her cheeks flushed, her voice steadier, her heart beat to Alice Coltrane's music we listened to. Coltrane's inspiration was a Swami's portrait which hung over Meg's head.
"I listen to Barry Manilow's 'Somewhere Down the Road' at lot on my radio."
"I heard you tucked gold nuggets in the pocket of your wetsuit," Nat said.
"He lies, pissed that I hitched here with Charm. She didn't want to be his old lady."
Charm said: "Lowy beat up Reggie. Bad."
"You dirty shit, what a bad fuck you are," Nat yelled and gave me the finger.
I should have killed Reg when I had the chance, high on amphetamine, up all night, the 30:06 at my side. Pot growers like him would never rat me out to the police. People there had to use the shitter, they would find him. Dead or alive.
"We're blood brothers," Nat said. "Things get evened out over time. Better believe it."
"You make me puke. I believe nothing. Try that."
"Why did you beat him? You know he's just a runt."
"Ask Charm." She held her head low, nodding, mimicking beatnik exploitation movies.
"Charm, you there? Why did Lowy beat up your ex-boyfriend?" Nat asked. She lolled her head to one side, looking stoned. I bet she even faked that too.
"He treated me like dirt. I was such a loving person. Why would Lowy beat him up? Ask Lowy."
"I'm asking you, dammit." Nat stood over her, and then massaged her head as if she were a pet raccoon. The door to Roy's nearby trailer open, a raccoon had come through the doorway, he passed out drunk from a gallon of cheap wine. It invaded his mangy hole, destroying everything within reach. He told me he wept, the raccoon smashed bottles of wine to hell, Roy's communions wiped out. He needed wine, living soused, little Suze taken away from him. Meg and he had broken up, brother Roy now alcoholic.
I saw the aftermath, but predominately I lived on the flat, though today I had clambered down its edge, a valley of sharp stones and trickling water beneath me. I could not bear to hear Neil Diamond songs on AM radio and be satisfied anymore.
I no longer felt the need for isolation. Something drove me. I now wanted more of a social life, here with others in the cabin.
Charm stuttered, ran her hands over her the thighs of her baggy jeans, and said, "I found God. He lives in the outhouse behind the A-frame, down at the bottom where jewels and angels live." Well, that was original, I thought. Generally, she had no gesture that was not someone else's, her words and phrases copied from others. Perhaps I was starter dough, mother dough, its fermentation made a large sourdough brought out the latent substance and aura residing in Charm's firmament.
"Why, Lowy, why?" Nat was agitated. What was in this blunt?
"I smashed him in the head with a shovel, kicked in his ribs. I heard them crack, then dragged him to the outhouse and broke the toilet open and forced him down to the bottom of the hole." I had no idea either, using Charm as an excuse. Was she worth it? A big No and a little Yes.
Meg tossed a sexy look towards Nat, Suze imitated Meg and stared at Nat's crotch. I said, I thought, to myself: Trinity code word for the first A-bomb test blowing its lid at the White Sands Proving Ground, sunlit shadows of their bodies, shades on the cabin floor, their imprints just as dead as the outlined, radiated vanished bodies on the naked Nagasaki streets.
"What was that about?" Nat said. "Psychobabble?"
"That asshole hippie must've dipped the blunts in PCP," I said. I wanted to divert the lust which powered animal currents in the cabin. I blocked sex out with the energy of the shovel that smashed the hippie's head open.
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*WHAT: Manteca Kindred Arts 2013-14 concert season
NEW YORK (AP) - Marriage is coming after the baby carriage for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
LODI –Micke Grove Zoo will be taken over by miniature ghosts, goblins, and Batman characters for its annual Halloween event, HalloWILD, hosted by the Micke Grove Zoological Society, this Saturday, Oct. 26, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - With talk of televising the Hollywood Film Awards Gala next year, stars at Monday's ceremony enjoyed what could be their last unedited award show.
MODESTO –The Modesto Area Partners in Science (MAPS) will offer a presentation by professional geologist and certified hydrogeologist Chris Petersen speaking on the topic of "Keeping Our Wells From Running Dry" on Friday, Oct. 25, at 7:30 p.m. in Sierra Hall 132 on West Campus.
*WHAT: "Harvey" comedy production
MODESTO – The Modesto Junior College Civic Engagement Project (CEP) invites the community to a screening of the documentary film The Invisible War on Thursday, Oct. 24, at 7 p.m. in Forum 110 on MJC's East Campus, 435 College Avenue.
Ella Mangelos-Veltheon and John Mangelos will once again present the world with their recipes for life.
MODESTO – The Great Valley Museum and Modesto Junior College Science, Math and Engineering Division are hosting a family oriented science festival at the new Science Community Center on West Campus.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Other TV series have woven a cast member's death into an episode honoring them and their character. But "Glee" has an especially sensitive task.
TUOLUMNE – Exile will be coming to Black Oak Casino Resort in November.
MODESTO - Modesto Junior College's GuitArtist Series will present guitarist Jay Kacherski in a solo concert on Thursday, Oct. 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the MJC Music Recital Hall on East Campus.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - CBS is yanking the freshman sitcom "We Are Men" from its schedule.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Though unusually staid, fashion-wise, the Grammys had a few memorable moments.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Even though Adele flubbed one of her live performances at the Grammys, she walked away the belle of the ball: She took ...
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) - Alec Baldwin does a pretty convincing Donald Trump impersonation - just ask a newspaper in the Dominican Republic.
NEW YORK (AP) - In tune with the new administration of alternative facts, viewers are embracing a comic alternative president.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Grammy-winning jazz singer Al Jarreau, who transcended genres over a 50-year career, died at a Los Angeles hospital Sunday, just days after ...
CLEVELAND (AP) - Gregg Popovich would bench President Donald Trump.
HOUSTON (AP) - Former President George H.W. Bush's health continues to improve and his wife, who is also recovering from illness, has chosen to ...
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Charlie Liteky, an Army chaplain in Vietnam who was awarded the Medal of Honor for rescuing more than 20 wounded men but ...
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) - "La La Land" steamrolled through a Jimmy Fallon-hosted Golden Globes that mixed the expected, Champagne-sipping Hollywood celebration with often-voiced concern over president-elect ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Debbie Reynolds' son said Friday his mother and sister, actress Carrie Fisher, will have a joint funeral and will be buried together.
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) - Zsa Zsa Gabor was remembered Friday during a funeral Mass for being the epitome of Hollywood glamour, an elegant and attention-seeking actress ...
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Here is example of pure musical insanity at its best http://www.dvice.com/archives/2011/10/10000-tube-amp.php
guys, do you know what means audiophile madness? You think we are mad? A Bold NO!!!
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Do you think it is possible to achieve naturalness and live dimension with good helmets? Till now i was skeptical but reading here some enthusiasts i begin to think i am not right about bashing earphones.
Guys, I just had an update from DHL tracking.
My package is now in Germany, which leads me to believe it will in UK tomorrow.
Woo, so exciting. My BH is almost with me.
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You're lucky - mine still hasn't been shipped. I hope they ship it tomorrow coz if they don't use DHL it will be one insanely long wait.
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yeah I had to wait like 4 weeks before I got mine, and I got a shipping confirmation like the same day of ordering.
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Hmm... it should do soon mate.
I hope you get DHL as well, coz otherwise its gonna be 2 weeks before you get yours.
Guess it depends largerly on location and how quick the processing is.
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A week? I charged mine last month... that's over 3 weeks ago.
And I could power some headphones at the SF Bay Area meet with it just fine.
Talking about which, I can't remember the last time I sang praise for this one, so here are some headphones I heard that I think had pretty good synergy with the BH:
AKG K167 Tiesto (switch LF to on, leave everything off)
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Audio Technica ESW11LTD (switch SF on, leave everything off)
Denon D2000 (not so much synergy, but it does clean up the bass by having SF switch on)
Sony XB500 (switch both SF and LF on for this one)
The BH can't keep things clean and clear at very high volume (and I must say... I listen pretty loud) but... at lower volume, I couldn't detect much of a difference between it and some of the higher-end amps there, so that's saying something.
Is this where the E12 would have the edge?
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There's a tidal creek 200 yards from our house called Burnt Mill Creek. It used to be called Mill Creek, but the mill burnt (a century ago), so it's Burnt Mill Creek. We walk along it two or three times a week. Cypress groves grow beside its banks. The trees put up strange knobby above-ground roots, called knees, the purpose of which scientists don't understand. All sorts of toxic effluent runs into this water, biologists at the local college say, but the stream is full of life anyway. Frogs, herons, dragonflies, fiddler crabs. And human beings.
In the early mornings, people sit on overturned white buckets in the mist and fish with spinning rods for crap fish, "German carp," things like that, species you have to salt and fry forever before you can eat them. There's a snapping turtle, the size of a manhole, legendary in the neighbourhood, but real – I saw it once, with my daughter, when she was smaller. It lay on the muddy bank, already slithering backward toward the water when we came upon it. She saw its enormous prehistoric beak and called it Owl Turtle. Owl Turtle starred in her crayon drawings for a year. Mainly the life in the creek is benign, to us at least, but lately we have experienced a disturbing rise in sightings of dangerous creatures.
Last week a medium-sized black bear appeared. Keep in mind this is the middle of town. The animal frightened off a bunch of fishermen. One man had been too scared to return for his pole, and it lay there until the next day, when it disappeared. Later that same afternoon I met one of my neighbours from a block over, walking his dog through the cypresses. He looked shaken. He said that he and the dog had just narrowly avoided stepping on a cottonmouth (or "water moccasin," highly venomous), moving through the grass. Most conspicuous of all, this very afternoon, a six-foot alligator showed up, floating right there in the shade of one of the concrete bridges that span the creek. A group of people had gathered to stare at it. Gators rarely come up so far from the marshes.
"Got a camera?" one woman asked. I had my phone. I took a pic, and then everyone gave me their email addresses, and I sent them the pic while we stood there, the gator possibly watching us with its cold and yellow-green saurian eyes. "There you go," I said to the folks. "I sent it." And walked home wondering if we should move.
Last night at a Country Suites in Tennessee. We were visiting friends but stayed in a hotel (didn't want our youngest, still a baby, waking them in the night). Their six-year-old son, who gets along with our older daughter, stayed with us. The two kids camped in the coffee-table room. But an hour after lights out, we could still hear them talking, keeping each other awake with nonsensical jokes. About 11:30 my wife sends me in: "You have to get them to sleep. This is insane." I'm lying horizontally across the foot of their bed. They have their heads on their respective pillows. I don't have any real books, but I have my phone, so I get on Google Books, and bring up my favourite story from the six-year-old period, The Swiss Family Robinson (top bunk, flashlight, heaven). I start reading in the dark. The shipwreck. The frightened praying on deck. The cowardly crew that rows off, taking the lifeboats. I remember it all. The boy falls asleep instantly, in a mummy posture, and for a few minutes I think mine's out, too – I keep going just to make sure she's down-down – but then she starts asking questions, mostly about unfamiliar words, and I realise she's into it. They're sawing casks in half to make their tub-boat, preparing to flee the doomed ship.
Suddenly she sits bolt upright. Her face is a ghostly blue-white in the glow of the phone. It's as if she's briefly fallen asleep and had a bad dream. She holds up two fingers.
"I have two questions," she says.
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"First question: who's speaking?"
"What do you mean?"
"In the story, who is it who's telling the story?"
"Oh, it's the father. He never says who he is, you're just supposed to assume ..."
She nodded, absorbing that.
"Second question."
"Go ahead."
"Is this a family of robins?"
Nasa's Curiosity Rover landed intact on the surface of Mars at about 1.30 this morning – I tried to stay up but passed out just after midnight – and now, less than a day later, I'm sitting here looking at a picture, taken with a camera on a satellite already orbiting the planet, of the actual craft parachuting down toward its carefully selected landing site. Two little white circles connected by strings flying above an abyss. So tiny it reminds me of Gus Grissom's little toy spaceship in The Right Stuff, the one that falls on the bolt and causes the Liberty Bell 7 to sink. And all of a sudden I'm remembering that I once was actually in the presence of Curiosity. Working on a never-published story about the Spirit rover, an older sister of Curiosity, who became stuck in a sand trap on Mars. I was under assignment to write about the extraordinary efforts being made to free Spirit, by researchers and engineers at the Jet Propulsion Labs at Caltech. They'd completely reproduced her immediate physical environment in a laboratory room, to scale, and down to the level of mixing a kind of sand that matched the texture of the extraterrestrial soil Spirit's wheels were spinning in.
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Now, studying the picture of Curiosity's descent, realising it was the same rover I'd seen in California, the very thing, out there now, came way too close to being out there yourself, and produced a feeling beyond the uncanny, into terror. I can only compare it with looking at the first-ever photographs, those dream-like pictures made by Niécephore Niépce. Same beautiful creepiness.
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Dave -- I'm sorry the hail hit your yard. It's hard, I think, for people
who haven't experienced it to imagine what a hail storm can do to an iris
garden. Last year, my main seedling garden, which is 4 miles from my house,
was zapped by a hail storm at peak bloom. Since there had been no hail at
my house, I at first couldn't understand what had happened. There were
pencil-eraser-size pock marks on all the stalks. Only when I noticed that
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did I realize that it had been hail. Glad your TBs seem to have
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> Hi all,
> I'm not sure what normal is here, since I've had SDB's flower any time
> mid January to mid April, depending on the season, but based on what seems
> to be "normal", I'd say that here is central NM the early plants are
> quite late. However, the TB's and other things that normally start in
> April are coming on strong and will probably catch up. I'm starting to
> some buds on the first TB's. It's early to tell, but we are probably
> to have a protracted season, with lots of things blooming all together at
> the same time.
> There are still some Daffodils, and the Flowering Quince and Forsythia are
> still loaded with flowers. These are usually plants of late February to
> mid March, so they have run about a month late this year, along with lots
> of other things.
> I have SDB's, I. pumila, I. reichenbachii, and other dwarves blooming now,
> just coming on strong, yet they often start in February. 'Lesser
> Goldfinch' is in heavy bloom now, and the first flower came out I think
> March 27, a day after Lowell Baumunk's first one up in Denver (he should
> a month behind me on most things). The IB's are typically in full flower
> now, and the first ones are just starting in now. Winter got a late
> but it was a cold one, with several single digit to subzero (depending on
> location) nights, cooler than average days, and with January and February
> particularly cold. We got rain in late Feb. - early March, a couple of
> weeks of warm weather in March, and then this cold wet system has us in
> grip now (might push 70F today though). Tulips, Lilacs, and Crab Apples
> are blooming now, with the Lilacs and Tulips just starting (again - late).
> Most of the trees are just barely pushing leaves, when they are often in
> full leaf now. However, as things progress, the lateness becomes less and
> less obvious, and if things warm up again, we might "catch up" on things
> that typically flower in April and May.
> It's interesting that there doesn't seem to be more than two or three
> difference this year from Denver to El Paso in a lot of plants' spring
> progress, perhaps a month for some things; usually it is a bit over two
> months.
> What I have blooming is all at the Botanic Garden in Albuquerque this
> or I'm looking at other people's yards. My yard was trashed by hail last
> weekend, and it'll be interesting to see what the result is. Most of the
> IB stalks broke off, and most of the SDB's that hadn't opened already now
> have deformed pulverized buds; however, there may not have been much
> on most of the later Iris. Leaves are shredded, but the buds are still
> mostly way down in the fans or barely even forming.
> Of course things like Iris, early roses, fruit, locust flowers, etc. are
> all gone for this year (well, not gone, just mashed into the dirt under
> the broken twigs). The Pine trees lost all their half grown candles, and
> so on. It wiped out most of the little tiny flower buds on my cacti too
> (they make more?).
> And it was shaping up to be the best spring in many (still will be for
> those the hail missed around here).
> Dave
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> OK, only a few more to go tonight. Then I'll stop for a while. Promise.
> As I mentioned before, I am trying to find out if these iris
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> possibly what they are named. If you grow or know any of these,
please let
> me know.
> It is greatly appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Laetitia
> 1. Beauty Crown (1973) - does NOT match the AIS description
> 2. Beaux Arts - haven't a clue
> 3. Bedtime Story - seems to match description
> 4. Beyond (Gibson 1978) - this is probably right
> Thanks again.
> Laetitia
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Bedtime Story mtches with what I have. Beyond seems right.
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Long journey by bus from delhi to rajpura is made effortless by redBus, one of the eminent bus ticketing platform fulfilling most of the travel requirements. Numerous operators run their buses in this route creating ample amount of convenience for many people in India. Secured online ticket reservation process and easy booking techniques help every traveler to undergo smooth booking.
If you are also looking for return checkout, please ensure to checkRajpura to Delhi Bus Tickets.
A number of prominent operators ply buses from delhi to rajpura ensuring punctuality and safety for its passengers. Major operators offering disparate kinds of bus services are,
Most of the buses pass through various boarding terminals in the route, a few of the many popular points are:
Most of the buses stop at several drop points in the route, a few of the many popular ones are:
Various types of buses serve from Delhi to Rajpura ensuring safety and comfort for travelers, a few buses services are:
You can now book route tickets from delhi to rajpura at redBus.in. Apply time to time redBus offers on online bus ticket booking. Make some money and memories too!
Hi, the cab from Innova suddenly changed to Ertiga- worst thing. The cab number was not same, the driver never called. The price charged was for Ac cab, however the Ac was not working. Will never travel use red bus.
Exceelent...The driver was superb and made the journey joyfull with his humour and cheerful behaviour :)
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