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 Updated at 5:10 p.m. ET stanley cup website OKLAHOMA CITY - Another powerful blizzard howled through the nation s midsection Wednesday, piling up to 2 feet of new snow on parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas still struggling to clean up from last week s epic storm.The blowing snow brought traffic to a halt, and the National Guard was summoned to rescue stranded motorists. Subzero wind chills forced ranchers to work desperately to protect their herds.The storm spread from Denver east through Kansas, cancelling hundreds of flights and snarling traffic, reports CBS News correspondent Don Teague. In Denver, plow crews got a late start leaving drivers to deal with snow-packed roads. Parts of Kansas received up to a foot of snow.As the storm barreled out of the Plains, it took aim at the Deep South, which was expected to get up to five inches of snow. At least two traffic deaths were blamed on the system.        About 200 truck drivers sought shelter at a truck stop at the intersection of Interstate 44 and U.S. Highway 69, about 60 miles northeast of Tulsa. We have a 20-acre parking lot,  said owner Katrina Franks.  But it s just utter chaos trying to get  stanley deutschland them started and keep them moving. Truck driver Mike Mallory was hauling chemicals from Houston to Iowa when he pulled into the Big Cabin Travel Plaza as the weather worsened. It was a rude awakening stanley cup usa  when I got up this morning,  Mallory said.  I can t even see the tollway from the parking lot.             The heaviest snow was concentrated in the northeast  Krgm Dead girls take over a woman   s house in this creepy webcomic fairytale
 Baby Boomers are getting older. Their eyesight  stanley cup isn ;t what it used to be, and their reaction time is slowing. Even if they ;ve been faithful drivers all their lives, their primary means of getting around might start to shift away from the car. Which is great news for public transit in the U.S.     The AARP has released a new livability index that studies what Americans 50 and older are looking for in the places they choose to live. The hope is that cities can use the information to help design communities which are more amenable to aging residents, which will end up being a growing part of our society. The data includes information from Boomers about the kind of neighborhoods they want to live in and how they want to interact with their community. And what   the one thing that Baby Boomers most want within a mile of their homes  A bus stop. It makes sense: Although a grocery store or pharmacy can help Boomers fulfill their daily needs, a bus stop signals freedom鈥攖he abili botella stanley ty to access the city and all it stanley cup  has to offer without a car. In fact, transit-accessibility and walkability are two of the biggest considerations according to the survey: Most non-drivers told the AARP that they specifically moved to a community that was pedestrian-friendly. This is very good news for transit systems. While it   been shown that Americans are riding transit in greater numbers, the percentage of the population that uses transit is nowhere near the numbers tha