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In order to come home, you first have to have left. This holds true even if you're lucky enough to be a resident of Brooklyn, New York—aka, hip-hop's answer to Mecca. As an artist quickly rising to prominence in the game, Hoodie Allen is beginning to feel his destiny pull him away from familiar environs and faces. On new video single No Faith in Brooklyn, he confronts the bittersweet aspects of his calling, saying goodbye to a woman who can't come to grips with his itinerant lifestyle. An appropriately wistful, piano-led instrumental by RJF sets the mood as Allen weighs the glitz and glamor of his professional grind—with all the groupies, jet-setting and fly kicks that come along with it—against the loss of his old life with his girl. Though he mourns her desire to hold him back from his goals ("You just wanna tie me up, snap me like a rubber band.") it's clear that their time together has made an indelible mark; singer Jhameel's guest hook makes clear just how badly the artist wishes he could stay. If you're feeling this poignant offering, more freshness awaits on Allen's debut EP, All American, released today to online retailers.
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According to TimesJobs.com data start-ups falling in the IT-Software sector account for roughly about 22-28 per cent of the total jobs generated by start-ups in India. Techgig.com lists 430 job roles which tech start-ups are looking to hire for, in India.
The present government has promised to give a strong push to software product start-ups in India, as outlined in the recent Budget. This is in addition to allocating Rs 10,000 cr for growth of SMEs. Considering that government is showing a strong drive to build the software product start-up community in India, the number of jobs that would be generated amongst these emerging companies is going to be enormous.
We talked to some budding tech startups in India to gauge the kind of opportunities and challenges that will face tech talent in the coming months.
'Young tech brains would now aspire to work for tech-startups'
Prithvijit Roy, CEO and Co-founder of BRIDGEi2i which offers analytics solutions
The special focus in the area of indigenous software product development companies is very encouraging. A lot of senior technology professionals with an entrepreneurial spark have been traditionally skeptical in establishing tech startups due to uncertainty and risks attached to it. But now that there is going to be a government backing, it will definitely encourage a lot of experienced tech professionals to take a leap into tech entrepreneurship.
The proposed easy exit policy will also play a role in bringing down the risk associated with setting up startups and increase the appetite for tech entrepreneurship. This will lead to hiring of local tech talent – both young tech graduates as well as experienced professionals which might lead to a Silicon Valley like concept in the coming time in India.
Whenever I've visited IITs and IIMs, I've found that there is a lot of excitement amongst the young blood to join startups but one factor that has been pulling them back has been salary which is not generally as attractive as what a large multi-national tech major could offer. But once the funds are mobilised and they reach tech startups, they would want to definitely hire the best tech brains with commensurate salary.
Implementation is going to be the key. Loose terms such as tech startups / SMEs would now need to be defined to do the first level screening of eligible companies. A structure would have to be developed to sieve out the tech startups that should be given funds. Are these going to be local companies selling to the local market, hiring local talent and promoting welfare within India or would companies selling to the global market? These are just some of the many questions Government would need to answer.
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The American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC) today announced the 25 finalists for its 12th annual 2013 Excellence.gov Awards Program. Established by ACT-IAC in 2001, the Excellence.gov Awards Program recognizes exceptional government programs and projects that fuel government efficiency, interagency collaboration, and the delivery of impactful citizen services through innovative technologies.
"ACT-IAC is once again honored to provide a premiere forum for recognizing the exceptional work being done and the value being delivered through government programs," said Dale Luddeke, IAC Chair. "In each instance, the finalists have inspired us all to seek new, innovative and collaborative ways to approach the most challenging areas of mission and business needs, and to achieve ever greater levels of service and efficiency."
A panel of more than 40 judges, selected from senior government and industry information technology executives, reviewed a record number of more than 130 nominations to select this year's finalists listed here by category, program name and government agency:
Excellence in Enhancing the Customer Experience
- Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS) – National Weather Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
- Credit Union Online (CUOnline) – National Credit Union Administration
- CO.NX: Connecting the World Through Virtual Engagement – Bureau of International Information Programs, U.S. Department of State
- GoArmyEd – Army Continuing Education System, U.S. Army
- SuperTracker – Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Excellence in Intergovernmental Collaboration
- Defense Connect Online (DCO) – Defense Information Systems Agency, U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)
- North American Day Public Health Alerts Pilot Project 2012 – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
- Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) website – Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC), DOD
- Utah OneStop Business Registration (OSBR) – Utah Department of Technology Services, State of Utah
- Veterans Job Bank – U.S Department of Veteran Affairs
Excellence in Enterprise Efficiencies
- Customer Account Data Engine 2 (CADE 2) – Internal Revenue Service
- Land Border Integration (LBI) Pedestrian Reengineering initiative – U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
- BRIDGES – Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget, State of Michigan
- National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) Community Open Source Tools – NIEM Program Management Office, DHS
- Nuclear Weapons Related Material (NWRM) Positive Inventory Control (PIC) Fusion Center (FC) – Global Combat Support System, U.S. Air Force Data Services
Excellence in Innovation: Digital Government
- Disaster Management eGov Initiative – Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), DHS
- EPA's Open Government Program – Office of Information Collection, Office of Environment Information, U.S. Environment Protection Agency
- GSA's Drive to the Cloud Phase 2: Implementing a Cloud-Based Social Collaboration and Business Applications Platform – U.S. General Services Administration, Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO)
- Office of eDiplomacy – Bureau of Information Resource Management, U.S. Department of State
- Strategic Offender Management System (SOMS) – California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, State of California
Excellence in Innovation: Pilots and Start-up Projects
- FDA Innovation Pathway Conference Center ("FDA CC Pilot") – Center for Devices and Radiological Health, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, HHS
- Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research (FNLCR) Biomedical Big Data Proof-of-concept – Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research, U.S. National Cancer Institute
- FOIAonline (previously known as the FOIA Module) – U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
- PreCheck – DMDC, DOD
- Building YOURcloud: The Federal Government's First Secure Hybrid Community IaaS Cloud – U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration and the U.S. Department of Energy
"It is exciting to see the diversity of public sector organizations represented as finalists this year," said Darren Ash, ACT President. "This list represents impressive work by federal, state and local government employees and their industry partners to better serve citizens, support the missions of their respective organizations, and save money."
Department of Homeland Security Chief Information Officer (CIO) Richard Spires has been invited to deliver the keynote address at the awards luncheon on March 5, 2013 at the Grand Hyatt Washington in Washington, D.C.
All 2013 Excellence.gov winners will also be invited to exhibit at the 2013 Management of Change education and training event from May 19 to May 21, 2013 at the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay in Cambridge, Md.
For more information on or to register for the 2013 Excellence.gov awards luncheon, please contact Maria Guzman at (703) 208-4800 Ext. 224 or visit www.actgov.org/excellence2013.
For sponsorship information, please contact Judy Fry at (703) 208-4800 ext. 205 or [email protected].
About ACT-IAC – Advancing Government Through Education, Collaboration and Action
ACT-IAC has been recognized as the premier government IT community's public-private partnership and is an example of how government and industry work together. We are a nonprofit educational organization created to advance government in serving the public through the effective application of IT resources. Our education, training, programming and collaboration opportunities enhance and advance the government IT profession. ACT-IAC's objective, vendor- and technology-neutral, and ethical forum allow government and industry to collaborate and improve government through technology. Headquartered in the Greater Washington, D.C. area, ACT-IAC also has chapters in the Pacific region (based in San Diego) and the Rocky Mountain region (based in Denver).
Learn more about our organization and how to become a member at www.actgov.org or call 703-208-4800.
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The Internet of Things will greatly expand the opportunities for data collection and new business models driven off of that data. In her session at @ThingsExpo, Esmeralda Swartz, CMO of MetraTech, discussed how for this to be effective you not only need to have infrastructure and operational models capable of utilizing this new phenomenon, but increasingly service providers will need to convince a skeptical public to participate. Get ready to show them the money!
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The Internet of Things will put IT to its ultimate test by creating infinite new opportunities to digitize products and services, generate and analyze new data to improve customer satisfaction, and discover new ways to gain a competitive advantage across nearly every industry. In order to help corporate business units to capitalize on the rapidly evolving IoT opportunities, IT must stand up to a new set of challenges. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jeff Kaplan, Managing Director of THINKstrategies, will examine why IT must finally fulfill its role in support of its SBUs or face a new round of...
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Explosive growth in connected devices. Enormous amounts of data for collection and analysis. Critical use of data for split-second decision making and actionable information. All three are factors in making the Internet of Things a reality. Yet, any one factor would have an IT organization pondering its infrastructure strategy. How should your organization enhance its IT framework to enable an Internet of Things implementation? In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, Chief Architect for the Internet of Things and Intelligent Systems at Red Hat, described how to revolutioniz...
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Dr. Gary J. Alexander has been practicing medicine for 27 years. Dr. Alexander graduated from the University of Utah School of Medicine in 1987. He practices medicine in Layton, UT and specializes in Pulmonary Disease. Dr. Alexander is affiliated with Lakeview Hospital and Davis Hospital & Medical Center. He speaks English and Spanish.
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Every thing - the hotel is marvelous (simply perfect) - Orlando
Having a room overlooking a canal full of gondoliers was a dream. Every day a parade of them cam right under our window playing their accordions and singing opera. It was very special. The fresh cappucino for breakfast was pretty special too and the front desk staff were exceptionally helpful and friendly. - James
Although this was not close to the train station and it is quite expensive to travel on the water taxi to get to the hotel, it was in a great location close to Piazza San Marco and the lovely quiet area and gardens of St. Elena. We were able to walk with our luggage back to the train station on departure once we were able to navigate our way around Venice. - Zita
The was a very small hotel with a homey atmosphere. The staff was extremely kind and helpful. We loved the location because it was off the beaten path and we had to actually walk and see other things to get places. If you don't like to walk you can always take a water taxi. The rooms were nice, clean and you get served a nice complementary breakfast each morning. Very affordable as well! - Leslie
Location within Venice was great, less than 5 min walk to Rialto Bridge.
Room was a great size, with instantly hot shower - have heard that in
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Our host was excellent and went out of her way to assist us with our questions. The inside information we were given on good restaurants and bars was wonderful. The guest house was quaint and clean. There is a lovely courtyard with tables and landscaping. There was also a rooftop patio by the kitchen to enjoy our breakfast. Less than 10 minute walk from the train station which was convenient! - Craig
The location of this small family run hotel was perfect, close to absolutely everything (we recommend to get off at the Rialto water bus stop, it's very close to here, rather than San Marco). The staff were lovely, and were more than happy to give great local dinner recommendations and tips on where to go and what to see in Venice.
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Banana Peanut Butter Milkshake By Nimmy's Kitchen 09/11/14 08:43 This is a healthy and yummy drink which gives instant energy. If you are not a fan of peanut butter, you can omit that. I am sure this milkshake would be loved by all kids. If needed, you can add a scoop of ice cream and it gives a creaminess to the drink.... Add to my recipe book
Banana Zucchini Cake with Browned Butter Frosting By Ally's Sweet & Savory Eat 09/11/14 07:00 You know I'm still trying to get the hang of this school thing. Pick-ups, drop-offs, trying to fit in a walk, household chores and baby feedings and naps in between those pick-ups and drop-offs. It feels like a rat race most days. Every minute needs to... Add to my recipe book
Nutter Butter Banana Pudding Recipe from Scratch By Restless Chipotle 09/10/14 03:09 Preparation: 10 min - Cooking: 10 min One of my favorite sandwiches when I was little was peanut butter, Marshmallow Fluff, and banana on toast. Even then I liked to have contrast in the food I ate — sweet, salty, crunchy, rich, creamy, sticky… you name it. I took that sandwich for lunch every... Add to my recipe book
Pisang Goreng/Indonesian Fried Banana ~~ Indonesian Cuisine By Priya's Versatile Recipes 09/09/14 23:00 Indonesia have around 5,350 traditional recipes, with 30 of them are considered as the most important.Indonesian cuisine varies greatly by region and has many different influences.Some popular Indonesian dishes such as nasi goreng, gado-gado,sate and soto... Add to my recipe book
Oats Banana Smoothie - Banana Oatmeal Smoothie By Vysyas Delicious recipes 09/09/14 20:15 Preparation: 5 min Oats banana Smoothie is a healthy filling drink made with Oats and banana. Oats Provides high levels of fiber, low levels of fat, and high levels of protein. Oats Removes your bad cholesterol.Oats Contains lignans which protect against heart disease and... Add to my recipe book
Caramelized Banana Stuffed Biscuit Waffles By Lynsey Lou's 09/09/14 04:32 My two guys are obsessed with bananas. Spencer has a banana every morning and Tucker has at least one a day, if not more. They are obsessed, so any time I'm able to sneak a few away in order to experiment I take full advantage! It's not that they don't... Add to my recipe book
Stainless Steel Measuring Cups Review + Banana Bread Recipe #measuringcups By Lori's Culinary Creations 09/08/14 17:00 Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 1h5 I had the awesome opportunity to review and use these stainless steel measuring cups by KitchenMade. If you're like me, you have one or more complete or even incomplete sets of measuring cups rolling around in your kitchen drawers. My plastic ones seem... Add to my recipe book
Moist Banana Cake By BeautyMe Love Recipes 09/07/14 12:14 I came across this recipe from Facebook (Ms Amy Wong) and I knew this was the banana cake that I always loved to eat. Indeed this was moist and yummy! I had added more walnuts to the cake and it tasted much crunchier with every bite. (With slight modifications)... Add to my recipe book
Ethakka Tholi Thoran | Raw Nendram Banana Peel Dish | Side Dish for rice By Babi's Recipes 09/06/14 11:43 I have no idea that a side dish / kootu can be made with the peel of a nendram banana untill i see it here.So when i bought some banana for sarkari upperi i decided not to waste the peel and made... Add to my recipe book
Healthy Banana Blueberry Breakfast Cake with Pecan Crumb By The Harried Cook 09/06/14 06:00 I know I've said it before, and I'll say it again - I love breakfast baking!This recipe is pretty special. Awesome for breakfast, tea time or just anytime you feel like snacking on something sweet. This recipe happened because I was stuck with a couple... Add to my recipe book
Easy Roasted Russian Banana Fingerling Potatoes By Turnips 2 Tangerines 09/06/14 01:00 I recently stopped at my favorite produce farm, Nicolet Farms, to see what was available and what was "new". What I found were these Russian Banana Fingerling Potatoes. For the Recipe and to Read More » Add to my recipe book
Banana Payasam|Banana dessert Kerala style |Cavendish Bananas in Jaggery and coconut milk By welcome to my wonder kitchen 09/05/14 21:22 What do you do when you have Bananas sitting on your counter top like a "Vegetable Dalmatian", you know all decorated with different types of black spots , starring at you and begging you,"Please don't throw me, USE ME." ?? Well, I literally "Go Banana"... Add to my recipe book
American Peanut butter & banana pancakes By foodgloriousfood 09/05/14 19:30 I love weekend breakfast, take a look at my folder on Facebook entitled Weekend Breakfast where you can see my favourite weekend dishes. The weekends for me are usually a more laid back affair; there is not the rush to get to work so time can be spent lingering... Add to my recipe book
Banana Shake By Indian Recipes 09/04/14 17:44 Milk and fruits are the essential ingredients of a healthy breakfast. In this fast paced world, milk shakes are one of the easiest and fastest ways to ensure both are a part of our diet. In this recipe, I have used sugar to add sweetness to the shake for... Add to my recipe book
Banana sheera recipe By CHARUSCUISINE 09/04/14 17:01 Banana sheera is a very popular and delicious sweet dish prepared with semolina, sugar, bananas and milk and garnished with fried nuts. Bananas when added to sheera gives a rice and sweet flavor. It is usually served as prasad or as an offering to God during... Add to my recipe book
Sarkara Upperi | Jaggery Coated Banana | Onam Sadya Recipe By Babi's Recipes 09/04/14 09:36 This is one of the sadya menu in onam meal .This sweet is famous in our home town (nagecoil).When we got here for vacation i use to buy this since i love sweets a lot ;).On seeing many food... Add to my recipe book
Banana and Muesli smoothie/ வாழைப்பழம் ம்யூஸ்லி ஸ்மூத்தி By அனுபவத்தை பேசலாமா? 09/02/14 21:47 காலை நேரத்தில் எதுவும் சாப்பிட பிடிக்காத பிள்ளைகளுக்கு இதனை குடிக்க கொடுக்கலாம் . இதில் வாழைப்பழமும் செரியாலும் இருப்பதால் உடலுக்கு வலுவாக இருக்கும் . இதில் எல்லாவிதமான வைட்டமீன்களும் இருக்கிறது . பிள்ளைகள் ஒரு கப் அல்லது அரைக்கப் குடித்தாலே போதும் . 4... Add to my recipe book
Pazham Pradhaman / Banana Payasam Recipe (Kerala Style) By Cooking is easy 09/02/14 03:11 Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 50 min The best thing about Onam is the variety of payasam that are made and I thought I will share my easy Pazham Pradhaman Payasam otherwise known as Banana Payasam, so that you can try this and make and serve along with your Onam Sadya. Banana is locally known... Add to my recipe book
Whole30 inspired banana almond pancakes By Three More Bites 09/01/14 21:00 When we think about pancakes we usually think of something made out of wheat flour, sugar, and eggs. Since we're doing the Whole30 program these days, wheat flour and sugar are not allowed. As a challenge we decided to make whole30 inspired pancakes that's... Add to my recipe book
Crunchy Peanut Butter Banana Bread By Pork Cracklins 08/31/14 18:54 When I saw this recipe, I was skeptical. Does the world really need yet another version of banana bread? Maybe not, but after I tried this one, I'm leaning towards yes. Larry and I aren't big peanut butter fans (I don't like peanuts in general). This is... Add to my recipe book


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Revelation 19:11
And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and make war.
This may sound weird, but I admire the new people who are obviously making a real effort to learn to shoot (safely and responsibly), like the small older lady who was there by herself with one of the staff teaching her for the first time. If I was in her shoes I know I would have been nervous.
I like to see rows of empty shooting stalls. Then I have the whole range to shoot on.
Beer, always beer, but someone else shooting well no matter the gun is always something I admire as well.
What do I admire on the range? I admire people that are skilled with whatever firearm they are using, I admire first timers that are keen to learn proper firearm usage, I admire people that spend time on the range properly teaching their children how to use a firearm, there are others that I admire but I won't bore everyone.
What I admire at the range is a shooter that knows how to properly handle a weapon. Gun safety is very important to me, and shows a lot about someone's professionalism. Usually the safe, smart shooters are also best on paper. The yahoos you see at unsupervised ranges do none of us any favors. A public, unsupervised, range that I used to attend became like Dodge City on a Saturday night after the late sleepers got there. Totally uncool.
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The Obamas arrived in Chicago on Wednesday morning for the filming. Later in the day the president is traveling to New York.
The first couple is to appear on one of the final episodes of "The Oprah Winfrey Show," which is taped in Chicago at Harpo Studios. Winfrey is ending her popular talk show this May after 25 years.
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1) DeMarco Murray, RB, Oklahoma: Sooners coach Bob Stoops says Murray reminds him of Adrian Peterson ... except he's better at catching passes out of the backfield. So he should be interesting to watch this season, huh?
2) Arrelious Benn, WR, Illinois: He'll naturally be Juice Williams' favorite downfield target, but the lanky sophomore has been lining up in the backfield in practice quite a bit, too.
3) Macho Harris, CB, Virginia Tech: Sure, he picked off five passes and returned a kick 100 yards last season. This year there's talk of bringing him in to play offense and cranking up a Heisman campaign. Can he be the second defensive back to win the Heisman, after Charles Woodson 11 years ago?
4) Zac Robinson, QB, Oklahoma State: If he's a poor man's Tim Tebow, that man probably isn't doing too poorly: Robinson and Florida's Heisman winner were the only BCS conference QBs to pass for more than 2,000 yards and run for more than 800. Robinson and the Cowboys could be poised for a big year.
5) Travis Beckum, TE, Wisconsin: It's not as if Beckum wasn't a good player last season, when he led the Badgers with 982 yards receiving. In Wisconsin's already TE-heavy offense, he'll be an even worse matchup nightmare than he was last season.
6) Jevan Snead, QB, Mississippi: Transfer from Texas has three years of eligibility left to prove himself after getting beat out by Colt McCoy in Austin. Might as well start now. The Rebels' will need points aplenty with a suspect defense already hurt by injuries.


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List of people reported to have lived beyond 130
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This is a list of people who have been reported to have lived beyond 130 years. The oldest person whose age was verified by modern standards was Jeanne Calment, who lived to 122. The cases in this list include both semi-legendary personages and people whose existence is not doubted.
- 1 Argentina
- 2 British & Ireland
- 3 France
- 4 Hungary
- 5 Nepal
- 6 Pakistan
- 7 Russia (Soviet Union)
- 8 South Africa
- 9 Sweden
- 10 Cuba
- 11 Switzerland
- 12 Turkey
- 13 United States of America
- 14 Uzbekistan
- 15 Yemen
- 16 Indonesia
- 17 Saudi Arabia
- 18 Algeria
- 19 Philippines
- 20 Legendary and religion related people
- 21 Ancient Sumer
- 22 Hebrew Bible
- 23 Persian empire
- 24 China
- 25 Japan
- 26 Vietnam
- 27 Roman empire
- 28 Christianity
- 29 Islam
- 30 Hinduism
- 31 Falun Gong
- 32 References
- 33 Further reading
The London Chronicle reported in September 5, 1785, the history of Louisa Truxo, who supposedly lived until 175 years old (1610?-1785).[1]
British & Ireland[edit]
Cases of extreme longevity were listed by James Easton in 1799;[2] his list was reprinted by James Cowles Prichard in 1813. Kirby's wonderful and eccentric museum, of 1820, reports many of the same cases, some referenced to the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society. Charles Hulbert edited a book containing a list of cases in 1825. Sharon Turner in The Sacred History of The World, Vol. III, 1839, included many cases cited to Easton, to Haller, or to a "Mr Whitehurst".
William Thoms, an antiquarian, published a sceptical work on longevity in 1879.
- Chesten Marchant, who is said to have been the last monolingual speaker of Cornish, died in 1676 at Gwithian, Cornwall. She is reported to have reached the age of 164 by one source (the claim apparently going back to William Scawen).[3]
- A tombstone in Brislington, Bristol, reads, "1542 THOMAS NEWMAN AGED 153 This Stone was new faced in the Year 1771 to Perpetuate the Great Age of the Deceased."[4]
- Mrs. Eckleston of Philipstown, King's County, was stated to be 143 (1548–1691).[5]
- Margaret Patten reportedly died in 1739 age 137.[6]
- Robert Taylor (1764-1898) died shortly after Queen Victoria congratulated him on his 134th birthday, on July 25th 1898. [7][8]
Easton cases[edit]
Welsh bard Llywarch Hen (Heroic Elegies) died c. 500 in the parish of Llanvor, traditionally about age 150.[9]
A brief biography of Henry Jenkins, of Ellerton-on-Swale, Yorkshire, was written by Anne Saville in 1663 based on Jenkins's description, stating birth in 1501; he also claimed to recall the 1513 Battle of Flodden Field.[10] However, Jenkins also testified in 1667, in favor of Charles Anthony in a court case against Calvert Smythson, that he was then only 157 or thereabouts.[11] He was born in Bolton-on-Swale,[9] and the date given, 17 May 1500,[12] results in only a 1 year discrepancy with the age of 169 on his monument (he died 8 December 1670).[13]
Thomas Parr is recorded by Easton as having died in 1635 at 152, the case having been recorded in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society. William Harvey carried out a postmortem on him, according to Easton.
Hulbert cases[edit]
- The Shoreditch burial register for 28 January 1588 reads "Aged 207 years. Holywell Street. Thomas Cam"[14] or "Carn", which supplied a traditional birth year of 1381.[9] According to Old and New London, "the 2 should probably be 1".[14]
- A tombstone in Cachen churchyard near Cardiff, Glamorganshire, read, "Heare lieth the body of WILLIAM EDWARDS, of the Cairey, who departed this life the 24th of February, Anno Domini 1668, anno aetatis suae one hundred and sixty-eight".[9]
- Joseph Surrington was reported as 160 (1637–1797).[9]
- The parish registers of Church Minshull, in the county of Chester, state, "1649 Thomas Damme of Leighton. Buried the 20th of February, being of the age of Seven-score and fourteen" (154 years), signed by vicar T. Holford and wardens T. Kennerly and John Warburton.[9]
Hulbert also includes the cases of Lywerch Hen and Thomas Parr.
- Jean Terrell (1684-1827) from Dijon, France served in the French army during three centuries, in 17th, 18th and 19th and lived to be 144. In 1699 he joined French army in Turenne, and fought in War of the Austrian Succession and War of the Spanish Succession. In 1777 King Luis XV made him Captain at the age 93. In 1802 Napoleon gave him state pension of 1500 francs, when he was 118.
- Pierre Defournel fathered three sons, in three different centuries - first son was born in 1699, the second one in 1738, and the third one in 1801.
- On 31st of July 1564, Cardinal d'Armagnac met an old man, age 80, who was beaten by his father, aged 113, for disrespecting his grandfather, aged 143.
- Netherlands envoy Hamelbraning reported in 1724 of the death in Rofrosh, Hungary, on January 5 of Peter Czartan, reportedly born 1539 and age 184.[9]
- Charles Hulbert, who reported Czartan's case in an 1825 collection, added that John (172) and his wife Sara[15] (164) both died in Hungary in 1741 after 148 years of marriage.[9] Their son was 116 years old at the moment of their death. The Book Validation of Exceptional Longevity has the old couples last name as Rowin,[15] while The Virgin Birth And The Incarnation puts John and Sara's married name as Rovin.[9] Easton in 1799 described the case as "Peter Torton, of Temeswar in Hungary, a peasant", with the date of death in 1724.
- Mahashta Murasi (born 5 January 1835)
Bir Narayan Chaudhary (1856-1998) reportedly lived to age 141, though he had no birth certificate to authenticate this because such documents did not exist in rural Nepal at the time of his reported birth.[16] However, in 1998 King Birendra of Nepal recognized and honored the elderly resident of the small Tharu village of Aamjhoki in Nepal's Tarai region as the oldest man in the kingdom.[17] His age of 141 was meticulously verified by Nepal's Ministry of Archaeology based on astrological charts made at the time of his birth.
The 1973 National Geographic article on longevity also reported, as a very aged people, the Burusho or Hunza people in the Hunza Valley of the mountains of Pakistan.[18]
Feroz-ud-Din Mir (10 March 1872).[19]
Russia (Soviet Union)[edit]
Deaths officially reported in Russia in 1815 listed 1068 centenarians, including 246 supercentenarians (50 at age 120–155 and one even older).[9] Time magazine considered that, by the Soviet Union, longevity had elevated to a state-supported "Methuselah cult".[20] The USSR insisted on its citizens' unrivaled longevity by claiming 592 people (224 male, 368 female) over age 120 in a 15 January 1959 census[21] and 100 citizens of Russia alone ages 120 to 156 in March 1960.[22] Such later claims were fostered by Georgian-born Joseph Stalin's apparent hope that he would live long past 70.[20] Zhores Medvedev, who demonstrated that all 500-plus claims failed birth-record validation and other tests,[20] said Stalin "liked the idea that [other] Georgians lived to be 100".[22] However, longevity claims from Caucasus continued well after Stalin's death, and longevity has been explained by specific lifestyle and health effects of kefir.
- An early 1812 Russian Petersburgh Gazette reports a man between ages 200 and 225 in the diocese of Ekaterinoslaw.[9]
- Shirali Muslimov (26 March 1805? – 4 September 1973), of Barzavu, Azerbaijan, in the Caucasus mountains, was allegedly age 168 years, 162 days, based solely on a passport. National Geographic carried the claim.[18]
- Sarhat Rashidova (1875- 2007) claimed to be 131.
- Mahmut Eyvazov (1808-1960), worked for 133 years. He rode horse at the age 150, and was awarded by Soviet Union on 27th of March 1956, age 148, with the Order of the Red Banner of Labour.
- Ivan Efimovich Chernishev (1808) lived into his 150s and died in 1964.
South Africa[edit]
- Emily Muntengwa (26 September 1874) – aged 139[23]
- Moloko Temo claimed to be almost 135 at her death.
Anna Persdotter died in 1689 in Leksand at a reported 1002 years.[24]
Niels Paulsen, from Uppsala, died in 1907 aged 160
In the 18th century, Swiss anatomist Albrecht von Haller collected examples of 62 people ages 110–120, 29 ages 120–130, and 15 ages 130–140.[27]
United States of America[edit]
A periodical The Aesculapian Register, written by physicians and published in Philadelphia in 1824, listed a number of cases, including several purported to have lived over 130. The authors said the list was taken from the Dublin Magazine.[30]
Charlie Smith, who died October 5, 1979, claimed to have been born in 1842, which would have made him the oldest person in the United States.[31] Prior to Smith's death, the Guinness Book of World Records had called his claim into question, noting that Smith's marriage certificate from 1910 stated that he was 35 years old at the time.[32]
Tuti Yusupova is alleged to have been born on July 1, 1880 and claims to be the world's oldest living person at the age of 134 years, 150 days.
Abdel Wali Numan is said to have lived 142 years (1865-2007).[33]
Turinah Masih Sehat (b.7 June 1853 - d.7 June 2012?)[34] Ambu Unah (b.5 May 1867 -?)
Saudi Arabia[edit]
Mohammed bin Zarei (b.1858/1859 - d.2013)[35]
Mubarak Rahmani Messe (b.1873 - d.January 2014)[36]
Felix Bocobo (b.3 October 1833 - d.16 October 1963)[37]
These people are often reported to have lived for centuries. Some interpreters of religious texts claim that the years actually refer to months, but there is no consensus about this.
Ancient Sumer[edit]
Age claims for the earliest eight Sumerian kings in the major recension of the Sumerian King List were in units and fractions of shar (3,600 years) and totaled 67 shar or 241,200 years.[38]
In the only ten-king tablet recension of this list two kings (Alalngar, [...]kidunnu, and En-men-dur-ana) are recorded as having reigned 72,000 years in total.[39][40] The major recension assigns 43,200 years to the reign of En-men-lu-ana, and 36,000 years each to those of Alalngar and Dumuzid.[38]
- En-men-lu-ana 43,200
- Alalngar 36,000
- Dumuzid the Shepherd 36,000
- Alulim 28,800
- En-men-gal-ana 28,800
- En-sipad-zid-ana 28,800
- En-men-dur-ana 21,000
- Ubara-Tutu 18,600
- Etana 1500
- Jushur 1200
- Barsal-nuna 1200
- Iltasadum 1200
- Lugalbanda 1200
- Kullassina-bel 960
- Kalibum 960
- Zuqaqip 900
- Melem-Kish 900
- Ilku 900
- Enmebaragesi 900
- Puannum 840
- Kalumum 840
- Mashda 840
- Arwium 720
- Nangishlishma 670
- En-me-nuna 660
- Aga of Kish 625
- Atab 600
- Utu-hengal 427
- En-tarah-ana 420
- Enmerkar 420
- Balih 400
- Ur-Zababa 400
- Mamagal 360
- Tuge 360
- Lugalngu 360
- Hadanish 360
- Mesh-ki-ang-gasher 324
- Tizqar 305
- Babum 300
- Enbi-Ishtar 290
- Susuda 201
- Kalbum 195
- Men-nuna
- Zamug 140
- Awan dynasty 356 (3 kings)
Hebrew Bible[edit]
The Hebrew Bible, the Torah, Joshua, Job, and 2 Chronicles mention individuals with lifespans up to the 969 years of Methuselah.
Some literary critics explain these extreme ages as ancient mistranslations that converted the word "month" to "year", mistaking lunar cycles for solar ones: this would turn an age of 969 "years" into a more reasonable 969 lunar months, or 78½ years of the Metonic cycle.[41] However, the text says that Arpachshad (son of Shem) fathered Shelah at 35 years of age. If that is taken to mean 35 months, then Arpachshad was a father before turning three years of age – which is clearly impossible. In addition, the first chapters of Genesis distinguish solar cycles of years from lunar cycles of months. (Genesis 1:14–16; 7:11)[42]
Donald Etz says that the Genesis 5 numbers were multiplied by ten by a later editor.[43] These interpretations introduce an inconsistency as the ages of the first nine patriarchs at fatherhood, ranging from 62 to 230 years in the manuscripts, would then be transformed into an implausible range such as 5 to 18½ years.[44] Others say that the first list, of only 10 names for 1,656 years, may contain generational gaps, which would have been represented by the lengthy lifetimes attributed to the patriarchs.[40] Nineteenth-century critic Vincent Goehlert suggests the lifetimes "represented epochs merely, to which were given the names of the personages especially prominent in such epochs, who, in consequence of their comparatively long lives, were able to acquire an exalted influence."[45]
Those biblical scholars that teach literal interpretation give explanations for the advanced ages of the early patriarchs. In one view man was originally to have everlasting life, but as sin was introduced into the world by Adam,[46] its influence became greater with each generation and God progressively shortened man's life. The biblical upper limit of longevity was categorized by the Bible scholar Witness Lee as having four successive plateaus of 1,000, 500, 250, and finally 120 years,[47] and "four falls of mankind" correspond to these four plateaus.[48] In a second view, before Noah's flood, a "firmament" over the earth (Genesis 1:6–8) contributed to people's advanced ages.[49]
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- Jehoiada is the often overlooked exception to the idea that no one after Moses lived past 120 years.
- Abraham's wife Sarah is the only woman in the Old Testament whose age is given. She was 127. Genesis 23:1
Persian empire[edit]
The reigns of several shahs in the Shahnameh, an epic poem by Ferdowsi of around 1000 AD, are given as longer than a century:
- Zahhak, 1000 years.
- Jamshid, 700 years.
- Fereydun, 500 years.
- Askani, 200 years.
- Kay Kāvus, 150 years.
- In Chinese legend, Peng Zu was believed to have lived for over 800 years[52] during the Yin Dynasty (殷朝, 16th to 11th centuries BC).
- Fu Xi (伏羲) was supposed to have lived for 197 years in the mid 29th century BC.
- A New York Times story announced the death on 5 May 1933 in Kaihsien, Szechwan, of the Republic of China's Li Ching-Yuen (李清雲, Lǐ Qīngyún), who claimed to be born in 1736, age 197.[53] A Time article noted that "respectful Chinese preferred to think" Li was 150 in 1827 (birth 1677), based on a government congratulatory message, and died at age 256.[54]
Some early emperors of Japan ruled for more than a century, according to the tradition documented in the Kojiki.
- Also according to the Kojiki, Emperor Kōan reigned from 392 to 291 BC, although he is regarded as legendary and may have lived in the early 1st century. His posthumous name was not given until centuries later.
The 18 first Hùng kings of Vietnam were reported to live at least over 200 years each. Their reign lasted from 2879 BC to 258 BC.
- Kinh Dương Vương – 260 years old – Reign: 215 years.
- Lạc Long Quân (Hùng Hiền Vương) – 506 years old – Reign: 400 years.
- Hùng Quốc Vương – 260 years old – Reign: 221 years.
- Hùng Diệp Vương – 646 years old – Reign: 300 years.
- Hùng Hy Vương – 599 years old – Reign: 200 years.
- Hùng Huy Vương – 500 years old – Reign: 87 years.
- Hùng Chiêu Vương – 692 years old -Reign: 200 years.
- Hùng Vi Vương – 642 years old – Reign: 100 năm.
- Hùng Định Vương – 602 years old – Reign: 80 years.
- Hùng Uý Vương – 512 years old – Reign: 90 years.
- Hùng Chinh Vương – 514 years old -Reign:107 years.
- Hùng Vũ Vương – 456 years old – Reign: 96 years.
- Hùng Việt Vương – 502 years old – Reign: 105 years.
- Hùng Ánh Vương – 386 years old – Reign: 99 years.
- Hùng Triều Vương – 286 years old -Reign: 94 years.
- Hùng Tạo Vương – 273 years old – Reign: 92 years.
- Hùng Nghị Vương – 217 years old – Reign: 160 years.
- Hùng Duệ Vương – 221 years old – Reign: 150 years.
Roman empire[edit]
In Roman times, Pliny wrote about longevity records from the census carried out in 74 AD under Vespasian. In one region of Italy many people allegedly lived past 100; four were said to be 130, others even older.
- According to one tradition, Epimenides of Crete (7th, 6th centuries BC) lived nearly three hundred years.[55]
A book Macrobii ("Long-livers") is a work devoted to longevity. It was attributed to the ancient Greek author Lucian, although it is now accepted that he could not have written it. Most examples given in it are lifespans of 80 to 100 years, but some are much longer:
- Tiresias, the blind seer of Thebes, over 600 years.
- Nestor lived over 300 years.
- Members of the "Seres" over 300 years.
Saint Servatius, bishop of Tongeren in continental Europe, died 13 May 384 according to consistent tradition.[56] He was consecrated at the alleged age of 297, and is said to have lived for 375 years (birth 8/9 AD).[citation needed]
- Abdul Azziz al-Hafeed al-Habashi (عبد العزيزالحبشي) lived 581–1276 of the Hijra (11 June 1185 – 19 September 1859, 674 years, 100 days[citation needed]), i.e., 673/674 Gregorian years or 694/695 Islamic years, according to 19th-century scholars.[57]
- Like Methuselah in Judaism, Bhishma among the Hindus is believed to have lived to a very advanced age and is a metaphor for immortality. His life spans four generations and considering that he fought for his great-nephews in the Mahabharata War who were themselves in 70s and 80s, it is estimated that Bhishma must have been between 130 and 370 years old at the time of his death.
- Devraha Baba (d. 1990) was rumored to be over 700 or even over 750 years old.[58]
- Trailanga Swami reportedly lived in Kashi since 1737;[59] the journal Prabuddha Bharata puts his birth around 1607 and his age 279 (almost 280),[60] upon his death in 1887[59] on 26 December.[citation needed] His birth is also given as 1529 (age 357/358).[61][need quotation to verify]
- The sadhaka Loknath Brahmacari reportedly lived 1730–1890 (age 159/160).[59]
- Shivapuri Baba
- Mahashta Murasi (born 5 January 1835)
Falun Gong[edit]
- Chapter 2 of Falun Gong by Li Hongzhi (2001) states, "A person in Japan named Mitsu Taira lived to be 242 years old. During the Tang Dynasty in our country, there was a monk called Hui Zhao [慧昭, 526–815[62]] who lived to be 290 [288/289] years old. According to the county annals of Yong Tai in Fujian Province, Chen Jun [陈俊] was born in the first year of Zhong He time (881 AD) under the reign of Emperor Xi Zong during the Tang Dynasty. He died in the Tai Ding time of the Yuan Dynasty (1324 AD), after living for 443 years."[63]
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Further reading[edit]
- Robert D. Young, Bertrand Desjardins, Kirsten McLaughlin, Michel Poulain, and Thomas T. Perls. "Typologies of Extreme Longevity Myths". Current Gerontology and Geriatrics Research Volume 2010 (2010).


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