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• May 17–The Ravine Flyer II roller coaster opens at Waldameer Park.[1]
• May 8–EMTA plans to add regular bus service to Presque Isle Downs.[2]
• May 4–A thief steals $1,200 worth of scrap metal from a PennDOT construction site on PA 408 in Crawford County.[3]
• April 23–GE shareholders meet at the Bayfront Convention Center to elect new members to their board of directors.[4]
  

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• ... that first coinage used in Brunei were Chinese coins (example pictured), which were refered to as the pitis?
• ... that the initials of John Hathorn and his wife carved into brick on their house in Warwick, New York show the influence of Germanic building traditions?
• ... that Marathi film Shwaas was India's official entry to the 2004 Oscars but faced financial problems to showcase and promote the film?
• ... that William Bragge donated his 1,500 volume Miguel de Cervantes collection to the Birmingham library in 1873, but many of the books were destroyed during a fire?
• ... that the record for the most named tropical storms to form in a month in East Pacific history since reliable records began dates back to 1968?
• ... that E.S. Richardson, a Louisiana educator for whom the E.S. Richardson Elementary School is named, ended his career as an administrator of the wartime Office of Price Administration?
• ... that the Bahá'í population in the United Arab Emirates is estimated to be the second-largest in the Middle East?
• ... that there are more than twenty runestones on the Isle of Man?
• ... that Hopkinsville, Kentucky's tribute to Confederate veterans was a public drinking fountain?
  
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1. …they prefer "Mighty Fine" over Krispy Kreme.
2. …they know what sponge candy is.
3. …they know that North East is in the northwest corner of the state.
4. …"Pop" has everything to do with beverages and nothing to do with your Dad.
5. …ox roast is a delicacy, and it doesn't conjure up images of wagon trains.
6. …they have three choices -- Browns, Bills, or Steelers -- end of list.
7. …Perch is on the menu.
8. …the local paper doesn't cover anything beyond Buffalo or Cleveland.
9. …it's not a Smith's hot dog, they don't want it.

1. …Boston is a store, not in Massachusetts.
2. …they forget what sunlight looks like.
3. …they prefer overcast light.
4. …they wear snow boots to work and keep an ice scraper in the car 10 months of the year, because you never know.
5. …they don't care to go to the Peninsula, but 100,000 people from Pittsburgh do.
6. …2 Feet of snow does not mean a snow day.
7. …vacation means going south past Pittsburgh for the weekend.
8. …they measure distance in hours. You know several people who have hit deer more than once.
9. …they often switch from "heat" to "A/C" in the same day and back again.

1. …they can drive 65 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard without flinching.
2. …they carry jumper cables in their car and their girlfriend knows how to use them.
3. …Driving is better in the winter because the potholes are filled with snow.
4. …they know all 4 seasons: early winter, winter, late winter, and road construction.
5. …their 4^th of July picnic was moved indoors due to frost.
6. …they have more miles on your snow blower than your car.
7. …they find 0°F "a little chilly."
8. …Otters are a hockey team and Sea-Wolves play baseball.
9. …"Go Fish" means an art show.
10. …downsizing means their job shut down and moved somewhere else.
11. …more people are unemployed than working.
12. …they know Peach Jam is really a traffic problem.
13. …they know what a “radilight” is and what to do when it goes off
14. …they see most major motion pictures a few months later than everyone else because they wait for them to hit the dollar theater