The diet of President William Howard Taft:

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"Larry Thorne" was born Lauri Allan Törni in 1919, Finland. He joined the Finnish Army as a teenager in 1938 and fought against the Soviet invasion in the Winter War (1939-1940) and the Continuation War (1941-1944), rising to the rank of captain and earning the Mannerheim Cross, Finland’s equivalent of the Medal of Honor. The Continuation War was a joint effort between Finland and Germany against the Soviet Union, during this time Törni trained with the Waffen-SS where he was recognized as a lieutenant. Throughout, Törni was an effective guerilla fighter of such skill that the Soviets put a bounty on his head because of the casualties that his “Lightning Bolt” unit inflicted upon them. After World War II, he made his way to the USA and joined the U.S. Army in 1954. He served in, and trained Special Forces (Green Berets). In November 1963 he was sent to Vietnam. He served two tours and earned a Bronze Star for valor & two Purple Hearts. He died in a helicopter crash while leading a covert mission.

“The remains of the Abbey were described by E. Ridsdale Tate in a 1929 publication in which he asserted that: ‘Nowhere in England is there another spot so full of charm as York and where in York is there a more charming spot than the Gardens of the Philosophical Society, in which stand the beautiful fragments of that once powerful and noble monastery of St. Mary's. Here we must leave the venerable pile in the evening of its glory.’”