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Aeroh Travel Kitchen

Ein leben als nomadische familie, leben am limit, wir, sind aero(h) travel kitchen:.

Aero – der Name unseres Campers mit dem unser Minimalismus und die Ortsunabhängigkeit begann

& roh- unsere Liebe zur mehr Rohkost

Travel – wir reisen und leben ortsunabhängig als Familie

Kitchen – unser Hobby Raum unsere Leidenschaft

Auf diesem Blog geht es um:

• …Deinen eigenen Fitness Trainer  und wie Du ihn ganz easy in Dein Wohnzimmer holen kannst und dieser immer da ist wenn Du einen „Push“ brauchst.
• …das das Leben nicht nur aus Kartoffeln mit Mischgemüse, Fleisch und Soße besteht.
• …das eine lebendige Ernährung nicht verzicht bedeutet.
• …ein ortsunabhängiges- freies Leben als Familie und das ohne Netz und doppelten Boden.
• …das wir auch ohne zu Hause ein zu Hause haben.

Sei ab jetzt dabei und lass Dich inspirieren.

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Ernährungs Coach & Rawfood Chef

Ursprünglich fing meine Karriere in der Medizin im Fachbereich Radiologie an. Ich Hinterfragte die Schulmedizin kaum- war sie doch mein Arbeitgeber. Über die Jahre kam ich an Grenzen und ich stellte fest, daß obwohl es von vielen Medizinern wiederlegt wurde , meine chron.Erkrankung mit einer Ernährungsumstellung geheilt werden könne. Ganz gegen die vielen Lehrbücher und Konsultationsgespräche entschied ich mich für einen alternativen Weg, und startete in ein Experiment.

Durch ein kleine vierwöchiges Ernährungsumstellung verlor ich für wahr meine Allergien und die  chronische Neurodermitis, die mich seit meinem 1 Lebensjahr begleitete wurde stabil.

Ich war begeistert und stieg tiefer ein.

Ich erwachte regelrecht aus einem Dornröschenschlaft in Form von Gleichschritt, Hamsterrad, nichts mehr Hinterfragen und meine Beziehung zu Bob war ein funktionieren und Kind übergeben.

Mein Alltag änderte sich.

Wir minimierten uns und zogen nach und nach in unseren Wohnanhänger. Ich begann nach meiner Leidenschaft zu suchen.

Ich absolvierte eine Ausbildung zur ärztlich geprüften Ernährungsberaterin bei Petra Birr und ging später bei Boris Lauser in die Schule und wurde zu einem Rawfood Chef.

Jetzt inspiriere ich Menschen überall auf der Welt, offline sowie via skype in Form von Coachings im Thema Ernährungsumstellungen. Ich weiß selbst wie schwer es ist seine Habbits zu ändern.

Lass Dein Essen wieder mehr sein als eine lästige Pflicht und eine notdürftige Nahrungsaufnahme.

Es ist Deine Liebe zu Deinem Körper und ein „Ja“ zu Deinem Leben.

Isst Du billig dann bist Du billig.

Das Leben ist kurz, schau jetzt über Deinen Tellerrand!

  Personal Fitness Trainer

Sport kann muss und darf einen großen Teil meines Lebens einnehmen

Ich komme aus der Hotel- und Systemgastronomie hab dann nach einem Fachstudium als Food Designer bei verschiedenen großen Firmen entwickelt. Nebenbei baute ich mein eigenes Cateringunternehmen auf.

Doch die täglichen Routinen ließen mir keine Zeit mehr zum freien Atmen. Arbeitsalltag, Familienalltag- ich hechtete durch die Tage und freute mich am Abend auf mein Bier. Das Essen war Nebensache und diente nur zum „satt“ werden. Doch ich wurde nicht mehr satt. Ständig suchte ich mir neue Ablenkungen und teure Hobbys.

Die Liebe zur Natur, dass wilde Wellenspiel auf dem Meer, die Strömung unter Wasser, meinen täglichen Sport im Freien spührte ich das das Leben mehr ist als nur arbeiten.

Ich entdeckte das einfache Leben, weg vom Konsum. Do it yourself.

Von da an wollte mehr über die natürliche Bewegung wissen- ich absolvierte eine Trainer- Ausbildung und diverse Aufbaukurse.

Mit Frau und Kind verliess ich nach und nach die Komfortzone, wir zogen in unseren Camper um mehr bei uns zu sein.

Wir leben jetzt ortsunabhängig und sind glücklich das wir uns wieder haben.

Ich trainiere jetzt weltweit online und offline Frauen und Männer wie Du und ich. Via Skype oder personalisierter App.

Durch diese ganz auf Dich und Deine Fitness abgestimmten Bewegungen – bringe ich Dich in eine neue Welt- nähmlich in Deine und am Ende wirst Du zu Deinem Lebensveränderer.

Fragen wie :

• Wie schaffe ich es trotz Familie und vollen Termin Kalender was für mich zu tun?
• Im Fitnessstudio fühle ich mich nicht wohl, wo kann ich noch effektiv trainieren?
• Wie mache ich mein Workout wenn ich auf Dienstreise bin?
• Das Sportstudio hat nach meiner Arbeit schon zu?
• Zu Hause fehlt mir die Motivation was für mich zu tun.
• Ich will wenn ich Sport mache bei der Familie bleiben und nicht wieder zwei Stunden durch die Stadt gondeln.

Kenne ich, mir ging es genauso.

Daraufhin habe ich mich den Bedürfnissen der heutigen Zeit angepasst. Jetzt komme ich zu Dir nach Hause, auf die Arbeit oder in Dein Hotelzimmer- egal wann und wo- naja, ok- nicht ganz.

Mit einem „Klick“ bin ich bei Dir und losgehts mit Deinem auf Dich abgestimmten Workout- ich motiviere und verbessere Dich. Ich verspreche Dir schon in kurzer Zeit wirst Du eine Veränderung spühren!

Mental und physisch bist Du wieder voll da. Du wirst wach- Denn Deine körperliche Kraft und Fitness sind zwei Dinge die sich mega positiv auf Dein Leben auswirken.

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AeroPress Go Travel Coffee Press Kit - 3 in 1 brew method combines French Press, Pourover, Espresso - Full bodied coffee without grit or bitterness - Small portable coffee maker for camping & travel

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• An Amazing Cup, Now On The Go: Take the AeroPress Go with you and enjoy a truly delicious coffee wherever you go. The AeroPress Go is slightly smaller than the AeroPress Original, but can still produce 1-3 servings of espresso-style coffee, and it features a handy mug and lid that double as a traveling case, making it perfect for the office, traveling, camping, boating and more
• All About Taste & Practicality: The AeroPress Go travel coffee maker brews smooth, delicious coffee without bitterness or grit, unlike other methods like french press. There's no experience necessary for brewing with AeroPress Go: with a brewing time of just a minute, AeroPress is all about making it easy to brew delicious coffee wherever you are with a portable espresso maker.
• Be Your Own Barista: The AeroPress Go is a new way of brewing coffee that delivers a delicious result in just under a minute. You can choose to brew hot or espresso-style coffee, or use cold water to make cold brew in two minutes. Tweak your combinations and find the right spot for you – with the AeroPress Go, you have total control over your coffee with a portable coffee maker.
• How to Use: Just add coffee and water, stir, and press! Easily makes 8oz (237ml) of regular coffee or 1 to 3 espresso-style shots for use in lattes, cappuccinos, and other espresso-based drinks per pressing in about a minute. It can also make cold brew in just two minutes! We recommend a medium-fine grind, but vary your recipes however you choose!
• About AeroPress: Smart design and creativity have always been the heart of what we do, and we are now squarely focused on inspiring even more coffee lovers around the world to revolutionize their coffee routine. Designed in Silicon Valley, made in the USA, Materials used in AeroPress coffee makers are free of BPA and phthalates

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Customers like the ease of cleaning, value, appearance, efficiency, and portability of the coffee maker. They mention that it's easy to use and clean, saves them money, and is a great buy. They appreciate the compact design and portable size.

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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the coffee maker. They mention that it makes some of the best coffee they've had, it's easy to use, and it gives all the benefits and flavor of a French press without the mess. Some appreciate that it brews hot or cold, and that they can add water to taste. Overall, most are happy with the product's quality and functionality.

"...Its top-notch construction , remarkable portability, and thoughtful features, such as the perfect filter holder, make it a must-have for anyone who..." Read more

"...Pros 👍👍👍- Compact and portable.- Consistently good coffee , every time (once you've dialed it in to your preferences).-..." Read more

"...It effortlessly combines three brewing methods - French Press, Pourover, and Espresso - resulting in a full-bodied and delicious coffee, free from..." Read more

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Customers like the portability of the coffee maker. They say it's easy to pack and store, takes up very little space, and is great for backpacking. Some mention that the weight is great.

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"... Incredibly portable , quick, and delicious. It may be the best portable coffee solution in the world...." Read more

"...the two models is only a few dollars and for me at least I think the compact , store inside itself design is worth it."..." Read more

Customers find the coffee maker easy to use. They say it's simple, tasty, and satisfying. They also say it is easy to clean, set, and travel with. Customers also mention that it is easier to keep things together when living out of a hotel room. They like that the pieces fit together neatly and that the design is fulfilling to use, the perfect marriage of form.

"...It neatly disassembles into its individual components , which then fit snugly inside its travel mug...." Read more

"... Easy to use . Personally, I use the inverted method.- Easy to clean. You end up with a neat little puck. Toss, rinse and repeat!-..." Read more

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"...Fast, easy , and as delicious as anything you're going to get short of a pour-over or an expensive espresso machine...." Read more

Customers find the coffee maker easy to use and clean. They mention that it works incredibly well and the process and clean up is less messy. They also say that it makes a good, clean cup of coffee and is simple to use.

"...Easy to use. Personally, I use the inverted method.- Easy to clean . You end up with a neat little puck. Toss, rinse and repeat!-..." Read more

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"...Easy process. Coffee was really smooth and strong. Easy clean up . Can't ask for more...." Read more

"...Simply push out the grounds and filter, wipe off the plunger, and cleanup is done . (A proper washing can wait until you get home.)..." Read more

Customers like the appearance of the coffee maker. They say it's nice, neat, and easy to clean. They also appreciate the remarkable design that stores inside itself.

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"...brewing process takes only a few minutes, making it perfect for those busy mornings or when you're out camping and need a quick caffeine fix...." Read more

"...a few dollars and for me at least I think the compact, store inside itself design is worth it ."..." Read more

"...Haven’t used it yet but it looks super cute and very handy to take on the road if needed" Read more

Customers are satisfied with the efficiency of the coffee maker. They mention that it makes strong coffee with less bitterness, is simple to use, and runs through the brewing process in only a few minutes. They appreciate the ease and speed of preparation and the absolute ease of cleaning.

"...The entire brewing process takes only a few minutes , making it perfect for those busy mornings or when you're out camping and need a quick caffeine..." Read more

"... Fast , easy, and as delicious as anything you're going to get short of a pour-over or an expensive espresso machine...." Read more

"...Granted, it’s better than instant coffee and it’s fast , but you spend more time cleaning/drying parts at the end and it makes very little coffee...." Read more

"...Appreciate how fast it brews hot or cold and that I can add water to taste...." Read more

Customers like the filter holder of the coffee maker. For example, they mention it comes with loads of filters, a tiny holder for filters, and a container for filters. Some say the travel filter keeper keeps 20 filters at hand, which is plenty most business trips. Overall, most are satisfied with the filter carrier and the travel holder.

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"...The travel filter holder keeps 20 filters at hand, which is plenty most business trips or weekend getaways.What do you get?-15oz...." Read more

"...The portable does not come with the funnel (which the standard has always included). This is not a surprising decision, since it is bulky...." Read more

"...The filter paper container is also nice - even if you make a few cups a day you'll likely not have to re-stock the travel container very often..." Read more

Customers appreciate the value of the coffee maker. They say it's worth the cost, saves them money, and is a great buy.

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"...side, but nothing beats real, QUALITY, coffee…so it’s well worth the slightly extra hassle in my opinion" Read more

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AeroChef Flight Kitchen Management System is an enterprise level , fully integrated software solution for efficient management of Flight Kitchens

A preface to aerochef's in-flight catering management system.

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Purchase Management

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Available as 'Hosted SaaS' or 'On Premise' model

Designed for multiple location management

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Hydrogen-powered aircraft in development by Australian company AMSL Aero aims for net zero aviation

While the race to transform electric vehicles on land speeds up, it is a different story in the sky.

Battery technology is not yet able to power even the smallest aircraft beyond 200 kilometres, and in Australia, that is hardly worth the effort.

But an Australian aviation startup on a mission to decarbonise air travel is developing a battery that could power a small aircraft to travel 1,000 km using hydrogen, and it already has a customer.

AMSL Aero received the first commercial order for its Vertiia aircraft from Aviation Logistics, the company behind regional airline AirLink.

AirLink chief executive Matthew Kline said the purchase was key to meet industry plans to be net zero by 2050.

"Using hydrogen is a game-changer for us, we can get up to 1,000km flight distance and that's what we need for the work we do," he said.

The next decade of aviation policy will be outlined with the release of the federal government's Aviation White Paper later this year.

Last year's Green Paper indicated two areas of focus were net zero emissions and accessibility for regional and remote communities, both of which could be supported by aircraft known as Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) services.

Vertiia is the first Australian-made aircraft to apply for AAM-type certification through the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA).

In a statement, CASA called it an exciting yet "daunting" task, considering Vertiia had features of both a helicopter and a fixed-wing aircraft.

"Nobody's done this in Australia ever and in that sense, it will be breaking new ground," said manager of aircraft certification, Klaus Schwerdtfeger.

Testing is already underway at an airstrip near Wellington, in central-west New South Wales, and if all regulatory approvals are met, operations could begin in 2027.

AirLink plans to initially rollout Vertiia for its freight and charter flight services, with a view of later introducing the hydrogen-powered aircraft for its scheduled service flying Dubbo, Walgett, Bourke and Lightning Ridge.

"At the moment, we fly out to Bourke and leave the aircraft out there all day before we fly back in the afternoon," Mr Kline said.

"But because the running costs are so much lower, we could bring that aircraft back and do other flights or run there and back a few times in a day."

Takes off like a helicopter, flies like a plane

As companies across the globe work to improve the fuel efficiency of existing planes, AMSL Aero co-founder Siobhan Lyndon said they chose instead to start from scratch.

"There are companies who are retrofitting fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters but this is a clean-sheet design," she said.

Co-founder and chief engineer Andrew Moore took inspiration from another Australian inventor while developing the Vertiia's box-wing design.

"It's an evolution of the box kite which Lawrence Hargrave invented, and it's one of the oldest, funnily enough," he said.

Lawrence Hargrave was an Australian aeronautical pioneer who experimented with theories of flight to construct different flying machine models in the late 19th century.

"We actually did lots of configuration studies and just happened to come to the same conclusion that Hargrave did, the box-wing works really well."

The Vertiia design uses eight motors pointed vertically for take-off and landing that rotate to a horizontal position when at cruising altitudes up to 10,000 feet, or 3,000 metres.

While other electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL) do exist, AMSL Aero hopes to be the first long-range eVTOL to market using hydrogen.

"Nearly all other eVTOL are focused on electric batteries which have a shorter range to serve the urban air mobility market like Manhattan, or that Silicon Valley-to-San Francisco route," Ms Lyndon said.

"Those aircraft will have a 160km range to start with, but we see hydrogen as a game changer for us to allow that longer range of 1,000km non-stop."

60 million drone flights annually by 2043

In October last year, researchers from Swinburne University of Technology completed the first flight of an uncrewed hydrogen fuel cell eVTOL drone in Australia.

By retrofitting existing drones with electric and hydrogen fuel cell systems, the Aerostructures Innovation Research (AIR) Hub team has been able to develop flight data for hydrogen-powered aircraft.

It is an area sorely lacking in data, according to AIR Hub director Adriano di Pietro.

"There is some work happening internationally, but it's usually locked up in a proprietary sense," Dr di Pietro said.

"The other reason we're doing this work is to really drive the use case and demand, to help Aussie companies actually justify doing first development for aviation systems."

AMSL Aero is also developing its own uncrewed aircraft after receiving a $3 million grant from the federal government's Cooperative Research Centre program to build a remotely piloted version of Vertiia to be used for aerial firefighting.

"Being remotely piloted, you might use it in ways that are too risky for a pilot today," Mr Moore said.

"It could potentially save people's lives on the ground by getting to those situations where there's a raging fire threatening people."

In March, Airservices Australia announced plans to develop a digital air traffic management system after an analysis projected the growth of drone and uncrewed aircraft would reach 60 million annual flights by 2043 .

"I think what is not talked about a lot is the fact that aviation underpins a lot of industry in Australia that most people aren't aware of," Dr di Pietro said.

"Most of the land area of Australia is serviced by aviation and certainly, there is a big government push at the moment to drive that forward."

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What's your chance of seeing the northern lights tonight? A look at Saturday's forecast

Illuminating the night sky with pink, green and gray colors, the northern lights made its appearance in the United Kingdom and the northern half of the United States on Friday. The magical phenomena could happen again tonight.

The show fascinated many onlookers as they took out their phones to capture the beauty of the night sky. On Friday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) issued extreme (G5) conditions across the United States. A storm of this intensity has not been seen since October 2003. The storm gained the name "Halloween Storm" and caused many power outages in Sweden and damaged transformers in South Africa, according to Earth.com .

Meteorologists have predicted that the northern lights can be visible on Saturday as well as Sunday. If you are going outside to see the northern lights, forecasters want to remind the public that their solar eclipse glasses can be used for viewing the phenomenon.

Here's what you need to know to prepare for the next viewing of the northern lights.

The northern lights: Danced across the US last night. It could happen again Saturday.

What is the cloud forecast Saturday night? Will clouds block the northern lights?

If you missed the aurora borealis Friday night, you might still catch a glimpse on Saturday or Sunday, depending on where you live. But not if clouds get in the way.

The cloud forecast for Saturday night is generally good for most of America, but some of the people who missed their chance last night due to clouds may have a similar problem Saturday, said AccuWeather senior meteorologist Tom Kines. Areas that are likely to be cloudy include New England and Mid-Atlantic regions, as well as parts of the Southern Plains, including Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado.

“Even just a few breaks in the clouds will allow the aurora to be visible,” Kines said. “There’s always hope.”

Peak visibility time Saturday night will be between 9 p.m. and midnight, with some chance until 2 a.m., Kines said. The best views will be in dark areas away from the light pollution of cities, he said, though some reported seeing the auroras Friday night from metro areas like Milwaukee and Detroit.

Sunday night, if there is any aurora to see, those in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic can rejoice, because Kines said the skies should be clearer.

Where can you see the northern lights tonight?

The Space and Weather Prediction Center  offers an experimental forecast map  that shows the aurora may be visible in a wide swath of the U.S. including Oregon, Nebraska, Indiana and Pennsylvania. Other states like California, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida could also see the sky light up again for an encore performance. But visibility will depend on shifting factors that include weather, pollution and cloud cover.

Below are forecast predictions for seeing the northern lights in New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana on Saturday.

Rain and clouds are expected to damper expectations to see the aurora borealis around the Rochester, N.Y. area . Elsewhere in NY, the  Lower Hudson Valley could see the lights again, if weather permits. 

NWS maps predicting the intensity and location of the northern lights Saturday and Sunday show the aurora will be visible in mid to northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula.

Saturday and Sunday are predicted to be mostly cloudy with some rain showers and isolated thunderstorms. The NWS predicted 48% to 58% sky cover in metro Detroit from 8 p.m. Saturday to 2 a.m. Sunday. The western portion of both peninsulas are expected to have a lower cloud cover.

In the Milwaukee area , the evening is expected to bring mostly clear skies and overnight will have scattered clouds, said Tim Halbach, local meteorologist with the National Weather Service. 

Those living around the Cincinnati region could be treated to the northern lights Saturday night with the NWS' Wilmington, Ohio , office forecasting dry, partly cloudy conditions. Clouds shouldn't be an issue as many Ohioans reported seeing the lights Friday despite some cloud cover.

 In a telephone interview, Mike Bettwy, operations chief of the NOAA's  Space Weather Prediction Center  in Boulder, Co, said Indianapolis and surrounding areas might have a better chance of seeing the aurora today and Sunday.

They can expect clear skies tonight, Bettwy said.

"The aurora itself might be actually a little bit less active than it was last night," he told IndyStar. "I think the ability for you to see it will be better because the skies will be clearing out — at least in the Indianapolis area and that immediate vicinity."

Northern lights forecast path

If you want to get a better idea of if you will be able to see the northern lights from your state, check NOAA's aurora forecast tool , which has a 30-minute forecast window. 

The auroras are a natural light display in Earth's sky that are famously best seen in high-latitude regions.

Scientist left amazed by the aurora

The aurora seen on May 10 amazed Antonella Fruscione, an astrophysicist at Harvard University. She sent photos of the lights and the April eclipse to her friends in Italy. The northern lights weren't as prominent in Italy as it was in other places.

"And I sent them the picture that I took at the solar eclipse and I said, 'Can you imagine how fortunate I was this year, one month apart, I see these two incredible spectacles of the universe,'" she recalled telling them.

The phenomena seen Friday and possibly Saturday night isn't usual, she said.

"It's a very rare occurrence, especially because last night it was really visible," Fruscione said.

That's because the Earth's magnetic activity was at a nine, the highest the index goes, coupled with the Sun being at an active peak, causing eruptions. She added the colors cannot be predicted either as it depends on how the solar energetic particles interact with oxygen and nitrogen atoms. Oxygen appears green, while nitrogen appears purple, blue or pink, she said.

"It just depends on which atoms in the atmosphere this particle interact with," Fruscione said.

She declined to predict how strong Saturday's aurora could be as it's not in her expertise, but said people make predictions all the time about space weather not just for the northern lights, but to ensure communications, space stations, astronauts and other matter in space doesn't get majorly disrupted.

Down on Earth, however, the activity is harmless to humans.

"It's completely harmless because the particles do not don't do not reach us," Fruscione said. "The reason why we see the colors is that the particle interacts with the atoms and they make these beautiful colors and that's it."

For Saturday, and any other day where chatter about the aurora borealis is high, Fruscione encouraged people to download an aurora forecasting app to their phones so they can see the colorful skies.

What are the northern lights?

The northern lights materialize when energized particles from the sun reach Earth's upper atmosphere at speeds of up to 45 million mph,  according to Space.com . Earth's magnetic field redirects the particles toward the poles through a process that produces a stunning display of rays, spirals and flickers that has fascinated humans for millennia.

Contributing: Eric Lagatta and Dinah Voyles Pulver , USA TODAY ; Tanya Wildt, Detroit Free Press ; Alex Groth, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ; Contributing: Bebe Hodges, Cincinnati Enquirer ; Contributing: Steve Howe, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle; Rockland/Westchester Journal News ; Alexandria Burris, Indianapolis Star

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