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February is ending. Spring approaches (in our northern hemisphere). And a bit of interesting "research" has come to light in recent days:
Thailand by a mile? And the following nine are all European countries? Topped off by Denmark?
February is ending. Spring approaches (in our northern hemisphere). And a bit of interesting "research" has come to light in recent days:
Thailand by a mile? And the following nine are all European countries? Topped off by Denmark?
I noted the other day that I felt I had been "in the zone" while writing. It was flowing pretty easily, and I hoped it would continue. And it has. I'm back on my daily treadmill pace of 3 to 5 decent pages minimum.
If you can keep that up within about "100 days" you've almost got yourself a book. (Proofing, editing, etc., follow of course.) I tend also to write in spurts of about 30 minutes to an hour, and recently read we're most work productive generally in bursts like those. So I can now say that, yes, that does seem to apply to me.
I'm sometimes so focused I'm returned to the present day from my fictionalized mid-1990s only when I realize…. "Ouch, I haven't moved in over half an hour and my right leg is now asleep from sitting on it."
Then I think, what's up on the iPad in social media world? I'll take just a second and have a look….
As you may know, yesterday was Ash Wednesday for many Christians. I'm not an "obsessive." But I do try to observe reasonably.
After getting ashes at church, I stopped in at a small supermarket. At the check-out, the woman cashier – in her late teens to early twenties, I guess – chatted with me briefly. Suddenly, she looked at me a bit strangely.
The U.K.'s Independent newspaper reports a poll of "11,000 people" surveyed in "24 cities around the world" found that "a British accent is the most attractive accent in the world":
More than a quarter of respondents preferred a UK accent with people in Paris, New York and Sydney the most keen, The Time Out Global Dating Survey found.
My wife has regularly joked to me that when we are in the U.S., she gets the feeling many people are not actually listening to the content of what she is saying, but are instead just listening to her saying it. ;-)
Just a quick follow up after my regular, daily post. I'm doing this because for some reason my stats are telling me I'm seeing lots more of you than usual today. By that I mean a horde.
Obviously the polite thing to do is introduce myself: "Hello." :-)
[Now – he wonders to himself, and taps his desk repeatedly – where are you all coming from? And why are so many of you suddenly so interested in "Béatrice"?]
[He shrugs.] Ah, the internet. ;-)
Singer James Blunt has been in the "non-musical" news here in Britain in recent days. He got into a dust up with a Labour MP over that politician's assertion that artists from elite educational backgrounds disproportionately dominate the U.K. entertainment scene. Many onlookers have sided with Blunt.
One of Blunt's statements in his very public reply published in The Guardian:
….I got signed in America, where they don't give a stuff about, or even understand what you mean by me and "my ilk", you prejudiced wazzock, and I worked my arse off. What you teach is the politics of jealousy. Rather than celebrating success and figuring out how we can all exploit it further as the Americans do, you instead talk about how we can hobble that success and "level the playing field"….
The politician came back at him immediately and condescendingly….
Stop being so blooming precious….
Thus perhaps another difference been the U.S. and U.K. In America, I believe a politician would have instead at that point sought to "tone it down" and "make nice." Advisors would have been nervously at him, warning, "Don't alienate his fans! They're potential voters!"
In the past, I know I've taken good-natured jabs at U.S. morning television, especially ABC's Good Morning America:
Good grief, have you seen it? I mean really watched it? No wonder half of Americans think Beirut is in Northern Ireland.
One minute of frenzied "news" every half hour. Darting from Story A to Story B to Story C in seconds. Bells and whistles. Flashing graphics. Hurrying to get to the latest cat video.
We understand why. The more we have at our wifi'ed, iPad'ed fingertips, the tougher it's assumed to be to hold all of our attention. That belief's no doubt now impacting even how novels are written.
U.S. 24 hour cable news is in its way worse in that regard than even network morning TV. For it purports to be able to provide grounding and more in-depth "analysis." Yet in the immediate aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo murders this came out of the mouth [starting at about 1 min 15 sec] of a Fox News "expert":
"I've been to Afghanistan and Iraq, Kashmir, India. At times it [Paris] felt like that."
L.A. resident Parisian cook and food writer, Cécile Delarue, ridicules his take. (I had never heard of him before reading her tweet.) And reasonably so:
In a full response to that "expert," Muslim Parisian Sened DHAB composed an actually serious and thoughtful analysis. If you're interested, have a click over.
Fox may have apologized for that "expert's" comments by now. They seem to be apologizing all over themselves during the last couple of weeks. But it's unlikely to be the last time we'll be confronted with a mile wide and a quarter inch deep being passed off by cable news as "expertise."
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His "expertise" is apparently amply demonstrated to us viewers by his offering the most basic of factual errors. An egregious example: he states France is "10-12 percent" Muslim. Almost no one reputable believes the percentage goes that high. Okay, perhaps that's debatable. Yet he himself also notes it having "5 million Muslims." Presumably, he also knows its total population is about 66 million, so simple arithmetic therefore tells us that's nowhere near "10-12 percent."
If an "expert" gets something so elementary so wrong right in front of us, frankly I'm going to be very suspicious of just about everything else he has to say. We all should be. And that's even leaving aside his opening by ridiculously stumbling over a vital – in the realm in which he is sharing his "expertise" – French word, which as an "expert" surely he should have been able to pronounce without having to apologize for possibly mispronouncing it.
Watching the video, I wanted to turn down the volume and look away. He's like an undergrad doing a weakly prepared presentation in a Politics of Western Europe class. I found myself almost feeling sorry for him, and wishing someone would please get the hook and pull him off the global stage because he's embarrassing himself.
Moreover he's also greatly embarrassing that news channel; but evidently that channel isn't easily embarrassed. It is also exceedingly fond recently of citing a July 2014 ICM survey that claimed some "16 percent" of French citizens supported the terror group Islamic State (also known as IS, ISIS, and ISIL in English-speaking lands; in France, it's referred to mostly by its derogatory shorthand in Arabic: Daesh). That poll is, unsurprisingly, dutifully once again referred to during his segment.
However, the accuracy of that poll has also been reasonably questioned elsewhere. Fox News here, perhaps unsurprisingly also, says nothing about that. Neither does its "expert."
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Sadly ignorance, exaggeration and errors do not make that "expert" unique on U.S. cable TV news. There's just too much airtime to fill and all channels (even my preferred CNN) seem to rely heavily on way too many "talking heads" whom harried producers know are readily available to rush before cameras within the next hour. (Full disclosure: a relation of mine is a producer on a well-known U.S. news program.) Yet what truly forms the underpinning for their expertise is often anyone's guess. Sometimes you suspect you would learn more from a well-sourced Wikipedia entry or two.
It's no laughing matter either. Disinformation and ignorance enters routine discourse all too easily. Suddenly someone has a new "fact" which gets shared and shared and re-shared: "Darling, my father was watching Fox yesterday. He said they had an expert on who explained how Paris is now almost run by ISIS. The girls want to go there on vacation?"
A rule I try to live by in our media-saturated world: if it sounds outlandish, count to ten. As viewers, we don't have to have an opinion immediately. Seek a "second" or "third" unrelated source before quoting it to anyone else, because what you just heard may well have been sloppy half-truths at best, and quite possibly outright garbage.
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To end on a lighthearted note, Cécile is "French and perfect" …. you understand. She is also self-deprecating, witty and entertaining. This is one of her YouTube videos, in which she demonstrates how to make mousse au chocolat:
Hope you are having a good Monday, wherever you are in the world. :-)
….with myself.
Specifically, yesterday I was working on a scene that sees two characters disagreeing strongly and moving towards an "explosion," while a third witnesses the rising tension. This morning, I thought on yesterday's post. I suppose I could now reply to this question:
6. When did you last talk to yourself? When did you last berate yourself to the point of tears?
It wasn't merely "talk." As I was writing yesterday, I was often having a real go. It got pretty heated.
I do write occasionally while talking out loud – particularly when it comes to stretches of extended dialogue, and especially when there are multiple participants. I find it helps me to listen to how it reads to "the ear" as realistic chatter. Good thing I was alone in this case, as the "last third" of me tried several times to step in and calm the increasingly nasty and confrontational other "two-thirds":
Ah, our loving families. That's only part of the exchange – which is also the first "sneak peek" I will share into the rough draft for the third (as yet unnamed) novel in the series.
By the way, none of the, uh, "three" of me got teary or berated myself.
Have a good Thursday, wherever you are in the world. ;-)
I've you've ever written about romance and relationships, you know it's a minefield. We are all full of foibles. For those of us who pen fiction, trying to capture humans in print in order to bring characters of both sexes realistically to life is never simple.
Then there's caricature. And humo(u)r. Recently, courtesy of Twitter, I came across this:
Those questions come from a woman. Therefore, as a man, I tread here lightly. I will say this, though: they are mostly hilarious. A few choice examples:
13. Tell me in which ways I remind you of your mother.
Yep, that'll frighten off most guys for sure. That's a keeper. If in need, try that on any man.
14. If you had to murder one of your closest friends in cold blood, which one would you choose?
On the surface, that also seems a winner. But be careful. Before trying to answer, quite a few men might also be thinking, 'Wow, that clearly deranged mind of hers makes me fancy her even more.' (Not me, of course. I wouldn't have thought that.)
15. Who on Earth wears Crocs to a dinner date? In the winter, no less?
This couldn't be directed at me. I've never owned a pair. I thought they were for five year olds?
30. Imagine you slept with my best friend. How was it?
Now, for a man, here's where marital status matters greatly. Coming at you from a girlfriend, well, that question's one thing. But if comes at you from your wife…. it has now become MUCH scarier.
32. Share the last time you faked a British accent to sound smarter.
This has to be from an American web site. For has the author actually been to certain, uh, intellectual locales here in the United Kingdom? Or ever even watched EastEnders?
Have a good day, wherever you are in the world. That's enough now. Everyone off the internet. Back to work! :-)
It has become the hug cringed at around the world. The Lebanese news site Naharnet has a nice summation of what went, uh, wrong:
….The towering John Kerry was meters from Hollande, striding fast, when he first opened his arms.
In turn, the French leader stretched out his, clasping Kerry's hands. Kerry pulled him into a brief hug to his right, at which time Hollande appeared to go back in for "la bise". [The kisses to cheeks.]
Kerry caught up, accepted the kiss on his right cheek, before they clasped hands again, awkwardly placing their arms around each other as they walked side by side up the stairs into the Elysee Palace.
Half-hug, half-bise, it was a moving clash of cultures….
It's a surprise Kerry didn't realize Hollande would be baffled. But the Secretary of State had signaled beforehand that he was going to go all "American" in terms of sympathy and give Paris "a hug." Yet the French president obviously didn't get what Kerry meant, or didn't think it would be demonstrated, umm, "literally," and so was clearly unprepared for an American-style, "Come here, pal."
My feeling is former president (2007-2012) Nicolas Sarkozy, who reputedly has a solid sense of "Americanisms," might have handled it better.
One can imagine the fun media and bloggers around the world might be having now had Ségolène Royal been standing there as president instead. Then again I don't believe that had she been that Kerry would have tried to hug her that way. Kerry was doing an "American guy thing" with Hollande – and Hollande didn't understand it.
Younger French of both sexes – especially those who've been to the U.S. for any substantive length of time beyond a vacation – are more attuned to Americans' "curious" behaviors. But middle-aged and older French men on meeting even in emotional circumstances, such as offering condolences, as a rule don't open by hugging each other like that. French men don't do American-style "bromance."
Compared to Americans, the French on the whole are simply far less into demonstrative displays of physical closeness between acquaintances, even friends. But they are not alone in that. Other Europeans, including the British (of course), are similar.
Still, it was a lighthearted moment after a week and a half of at times incredible ugliness and sadness. We all needed it. It provided a badly needed chuckle.
A Danish close friend of ours, and her English husband of two years, are coming for a stay-over visit with us tonight.
We've known her for ages. I get kisses to both cheeks, and she lets me hug her. She even hugs me back.
However, if I ever moved to hug him, he'd probably think I'd lost my mind. Or I was going all "American" on him. A firm handshake between us men is all that's needed. ;-)
Have a good weekend, wherever you are in the world. :-)


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D/Generation (Amiga CD32)
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Something has gone horribly wrong at Genoq Biolabs, Singapore. You're just a courier, sent to the building to deliver a package. Now you're trapped inside, the security system has gone crazy, genetically engineered organisms are on the rampage and things look like they could get even worse...Make your way through 10 floors of isometric action and puzzles, trying to stay alive and discover what's going on. Talk to and rescue survivors, pick up armaments and log into computer terminals. What caused the Genoq disaster? What's inside the vital package you've got to deliver? What is the D/Generation? And what is really waiting for you on the top floor of the building?
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Defunct Games | Jun 08, 2008 | 97 out of 100 | 97 |
Amiga Power | Dec, 1993 | 90 out of 100 | 90 |
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Megablast | Dec, 1993 | 78 out of 100 | 78 |
Amiga Joker | Nov, 1993 | 77 out of 100 | 77 |
Digital Press - Classic Video Games | Sep 25, 2005 | 7.5 out of 10 | 75 |
Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM) | Feb, 1994 | 7.3 out of 10 | 73 |
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Jack Curry of YES Network reports that the Braves have acquired left-hander Manny Banuelos from the Yankees for right-hander David Carpenter and left-hander Chasen Shreve.
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Had a great time. Our guide was great The only issue was it was hard to get thru the crowds at times.
The bike tour helped us plan the rest of our week. We had a great guide who was dynamic , knew fun facts and history associated with the city ,the places visited. We really enjoyed it
Our tour guide Margo was so informative, interesting, fun and I would highly recommend this tour! It was our highlight in Barcelona .
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This was a fun tour. The tour guide (an Aussie) had a casual delivery and knew his stuff. This really suits us because we want a story rather than a historical script.
The bike ride is easy and there is very little riding in traffic. Where there is, the motorists are considerate. It's all flat and you don't need to be fit.
However to be fair to everyone else on tour don't take a bike tour if you can't ride, get scared riding on roads or going more than 5 kph. This isn't a fault of the tour, who do their best to accommodate everyone.
Great fun and very informative in a relaxed manner.
Our tour guide Margo was absolutely fantastic and so personable and knowledgeable and even took us to get some delicious pinxtos to eat after the tour. Would highly recommend this tour and hope you get Margo for your guide. Bikes are very easy to ride and the route is not difficult at all..
Loved this! Great way to see Barcelona with limited time while at port on a cruise ship for the day. Ava was our guide and was amazing. Had a great burger on the beach too. The cycling was easy and leisure, a few tricky areas to navigate through busy crowds.
The bike tour was brilliant-we saw sights and visited areas of barcelona we would not have got to ! Our guide Paula was friendly and knowledgable and made our bike ride fun! I would do this again in an instant - one of the highlights of our weekend - just brilliant and so much fun :0) :0) :0)
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United Kingdom
Excellent guided tour, very informative without feeling like a lecture. The guide was knew so much about Barcelona, great sense of humour and very interesting to listen to. Would highly recommend this tour as you see so many interesting sights and gain so much information and Barcelona caters for cycling so it is a really great experience.
Our tour guide Margo was fantastic! She kept the tour interesting and fun. Their bikes were new and the had a tandem for kids that attached to my husbands bike. A great way to see Barcelona!
This is the swcond time i have taken this tour. Different guide and different way of getting to the main places so saw new parts of the city and was told different bits of history. well worth the cost and not fast paced at all.
suitable for all ages.
Great tour reallyit. The guide Adam was exceptional, learned a lot about the history of Barcelona.
This tour is fabulous for a short break in Barcelona. Our guide Paola was very knowledgable and fun to be around. We covered so much ground in a few hours on the bike, and although we werent cycling into exhaustion it was great to get a bit of exercise in!
All in all, fantastic value for money and i couldn't rate highly enough.
We had a fantastic day with a great guide called Massar who had a wealth of info on Barcelona.Will do the bikes next time
Brilliant fun and a good way to see a lot of the Barcelona attractions. Our guide was fabulous and the bikes were very comfortable and easy to ride.


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by Mitch Oscar on Jun 30, 2:45 PM
Last month my satcaster stuffed my monthly biller with a 6-page, weathered-white and dull-black, densely worded, succinctly titled brochure entitled PRIVACY POLICY. This informative piece of literature (see below), was divided into the following non-paginated, accordioned sections and opened with "dedicated to protecting consumer privacy":
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Hotel Room Service: A Billing Precedent for Pay TV. But First, An Auto Insurance Anecdote
by Mitch Oscar on Jun 23, 11:45 AM
A few years ago on a mild sunny, Saturday afternoon my wife got into a traffic accident with another vehicle. It wasn't her fault. Really. A woman and her young son were in the process of making an indiscreet left turn on a country road when they spied my wife and young son in her leased orange Mini Cooper with the racing strips and convertible top and froze mid-turn. As my wife later explained, she tried to avoid the startled woman -- but given the woman's waffling and the heading-on traffic in the opposite lane, there was little wiggle room. ...
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Remote Control Marketing: Don't Interrupt; Interact
by Robert Rosenthal on Jun 19, 10:30 AM
Technology allows us to consume information, news, entertainment and more not only with a mouse click, but with the remote control. Enter "remote control marketing," in which viewers are invited to use their TV remote to get product information, receive samples, request coupons, play games, cast votes and watch exclusive video -- without ever leaving the couch.
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See Spots Run? An Addressable Issue (Part II)
by Mitch Oscar on Jun 16, 12:45 PM
A few weeks ago I wrote a piece for TV Board entitled "See Spots Run? And Addressable Issue" querying our community about the efficacy of the current modes of television ad verification tracking. $70 billions worth. I sighted three companies -- Eloda, Nielsen's KeepingTrac and the 4A's Ad-ID initiative -- that all knocked on my door around the same time last month. They cited me back....
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Is Prime Time a Dying Concept?
by Julia Casale-Amorim on Jun 12, 12:15 PM
There was a time when you could run a 30-second prime-time television spot and be virtually guaranteed to reach the coveted 18- to 49-year-old audience any weekday of the year in droves. These days, the notion of daypart targeting as it relates to broadcast television is not quite so cut and dried. Consumers are rapidly embracing the flexibility and ubiquity of digital media. They are going online to consume programming on their own terms.
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Digital Commencement
by David Wertheimer on Jun 11, 12:15 PM
Today, we are nearing an auspicious occasion in all of our lives. Just as our college seniors around the country line up, preparing to walk across the stage to accept their diplomas, filled with pride, excitement, and perhaps a wee bit of trepidation, we all line up too: virtually, digitally. For we, America, are about to cross the stage of history on June 12, transitioning from the analog era to the digital age -- turning our "dials" as the graduates turn the tassels on their graduation caps. We should be just as proud as those college grads who spent the ...
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Digital Transition Will Remake TV Experience For Diverse Group Of Viewers
by David Tice on Jun 10, 4:45 PM
Often we only recognize important moments in retrospect -- but we already know that this Friday will be a watershed day in media. When analog TV signals are erased from the U.S. airwaves and replaced by digital, a small percentage of households will lose TV access, despite the availability of converter boxes and government coupon programs; but many others have been or will be introduced to new programming, ads and technologies as a result of the transition -- changes that could shift their viewing behavior forever.
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A Canoe Ventures Commentary: Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum
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to the English fairy tale "Jack and the Beanstalk" and the closely referenced tale of "Jack the Giant Killer."The story tells of a young man who was sent to the market one day by his parents - Bright House, Cablevision, Charter, Comcast, Cox and Time Warner - to sell their last unexploited possession: the ability to enhance the value of national commercial inventory....
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See Spots Run? And Addressable Issue
by Mitch Oscar on Jun 2, 10:45 AM
When I began my media career in the mid-'70s in the TV and radio programming department as a secretary at full service advertising agency BBDO, the television buyers rarely talked about the TV spots. The creatives created 'em, the trafficker trafficked 'em and the viewer viewed 'em -- we hoped.
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Women in rural areas who may not have access to breast health care can look forward to taking advantage of programs within their communities thanks to several grants awarded Wednesday through the Coastal Georgia affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Seven of the top emergency personnel workers in Bryan County were honored Wednesday during the Exchange Club of Richmond Hill's annual Public Safety Officer Awards Banquet.
Emergency responders stopped traffic on Highway 17 southbound outside Richmond Hill after a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle.
Pembroke will now be reimbursed by the Georgia Department of Transportation for maintaining state highways within the city limits after a decision Monday by the city council.
Families who did some shopping at Kroger in Richmond Hill on Sunday got to experience an "American tradition" when the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile made a pit stop on its tour throughout the southeast.
Ogeechee Riverkeeper Emily Markesteyn said she is "disappointed" in a Georgia judge's denial of a petition seeking a halt on a Screven County textiles industry from discharging wastewater into the Ogeechee River.
A cookout fundraiser Saturday marked the rebirth of a group dedicated to raising awareness and funds for a local state historic park.
The Bryan County Board of Commissioners is looking to make the County Administration Complex in South Bryan a safer place for employees.
Dozens of students at Richmond Hill United Methodist Day School went green on Thursday to celebrate the Irish during the school's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Five U.S. soldiers killed Tuesday in a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter that crashed in southern Afghanistan were assigned to the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, which is based at Hunter Army Airfield, said Maj. Gen. Robert "Abe" Abrams, 3rd Infantry Division commander and commanding general of the International Security Assistance Force's Regional Command-South.
It won't be long until the Easter bunny hops through Bryan County, leaving lots of eggs, prizes and more for hunting in various locations.
Richmond Hill Mayor Harold Fowler stands with Austin Overby, left, and Kaleb Orchard on March 5 during a Richmond Hill City Council meeting when the two were recognized for earning the rank of Eagle Scout. The two are members of Troop 400 in Richmond Hill. Fowler read a resolution to both Austin Overby and Kaleb Orchard during the regular City Council meeting and also presented them with a certificate.
The Gray Eagle, an unmanned aircraft system, will soon be flying over Fort Stewart as the new unit trains for real-world missions in Afghanistan, according to Lt. Col. Alberto Garnica, 3rd Infantry Division G-3 operations officer-rear, and Chief Warrant Officer-4 Kelly Leonard, G-3 aviation-rear.
The Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps program at Richmond Hill High School received a boost from local running company Georgia Game Changers on Monday.
A Richmond Hill mother is suing the city and an officer with the Richmond Hill Police Department claiming they are to blame for the 2011 suicide of her teenage daughter.
The Richmond Hill City Council recently appointed Brad Brookshire to be a member of its planning commission.
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners L.P. hopes to build a pipeline through the Southeast, including an offshoot that would run through Liberty County.
Richmond Hill and regional YMCA volunteers and officials, along with South State Bank officials had a ribbon cutting Monday to open an expansion to the YMCA of Richmond Hill.
The Richmond Hill Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating Timothy Jaskiewicz. He last was seen on Monday, Feb. 16 in the Richmond Hill area and may be driving a dark-red 2002 Toyota Tundra with the Florida tag BDZN21. Anyone who sees Jaskiewicz or knows of his whereabouts should call RHPD Detective Linton at 912-756-2863 or 756-5645.
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Humans have always been interested in their origins, but historians have been reluctant to write about the long stretches of time before the invention of writing. In fact, the deep past was left out of most historical writing almost as soon as it was discovered. This breakthrough book, as important for readers interested in the present as in the past,brings science into history to offer a dazzling new vision of humanity across time. Team-written by leading experts in a variety of fields, it maps events, cultures, and eras across millions of years to present a new scale for understanding the human body, energy and ecosystems, language, food, kinship, migration, and more. Combining cutting-edge social and evolutionary theory with the latest discoveries about human genes, brains, and material culture, Deep Historyinvites scholars and general readers alike to explore the dynamic of connectedness that spans all of human history. With Timothy Earle, Gillian Feeley-Harnik, Felipe Fernández-Armesto, Clive Gamble, April McMahon, John C. Mitani, Hendrik Poinar, Mary C. Stiner, and Thomas R. Trautmann
Author Biography
Andrew Shryock is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Michigan. He is the author of Nationalism and the Genealogical Imagination: Oral History and Textual Authority in Tribal Jordan (UC Press), winner of the Middle Eastern Studies Association's Albert Hourani Award, among other books. Daniel Lord Small is Professor of History at Harvard University. Among his books is On Deep History and the Brain (UC Press), a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize in Science and Technology.
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List of Figures | p. vii |
Preface | p. ix |
A Note on Dates | p. xiii |
Problems and Orientations | |
Introduction | p. 3 |
Imagining the Human in Deep Time | p. 21 |
Frames for History in Deep Time | |
Body | p. 55 |
Energy and Ecosystems | p. 78 |
Language | p. 103 |
Shared Substance | |
Food | p. 131 |
Deep Kinship | p. 160 |
Human Expansion | |
Migration | p. 191 |
Goods | p. 219 |
Scale | p. 242 |
Notes | p. 273 |
Bibliography | p. 289 |
Contributors | p. 325 |
Index | p. 327 |
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[IMAGE]GHL-2.jpg[/IMAGE]Motor Coach Industries (MCI) delivered its MCI J4500 to Houston-based GHL, a family owned chauffeured transportation company. GHL will use the new coach to serve its expanding corporate convention and event business.
GHL's new MCI J4500 is a fully appointed demo that includes a top-of-the-line interior with wireless and Blaupunkt video and stereo system. It also features a Detroit Diesel Series 60 engine and an Allison B500 6-speed automatic transmission with prognostics capability.
[IMAGE]Tornado-2.jpg[/IMAGE]Meanwhile, Dallas-based Tornado Bus Co. has purchased 20 MCI J4500 coaches with wheelchair lifts. Tornado's new coaches also feature clean-diesel engine technology for lower emissions as mandated by the EPA.
So far, Tornado has taken seven of the coaches with three more J4500s to be delivered by the end of October. Tornado will take delivery of 10 more J4500 coaches by the end of December 2010.
Tornado is taking its new J4500 models with Braun wheelchair lifts, Cummins engines and Allison transmissions. Inside, each coach features a Blaupunkt entertainment system with six 15-inch video monitors, enhanced lighting and Amaya seating for 52 passengers.
[IMAGE]Ad-Wheel-Award-2010-2.jpg[/IMAGE]In other news, MCI announced that its "MCI in Motion 2010" campaign earned a Grand Award in the American Public Transportation Association's (APTA) 31st Annual AdWheel Awards competition.
The awards recognize public transportation systems and APTA business members for excellence in advertising, communications, marketing and promotion.
Created in consideration of customers' time and travel budgets, the MCI in Motion 2010 campaign included one-day road show tours at select venues across the country closer to customers' operations. The events also included ride and drive demonstrations of the MCI J4500, the industry's top-selling coach, and the popular D-Series models.
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Surobi District (Paktika)
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For other uses, see Surobi (disambiguation).
Surobi, Sarobi or Sarubi District[1] (Pashto: سروبي ولسوالۍ) is a district of Paktika Province, Afghanistan, with a population of 48,291 people.[2] It is situated northeast of Gomal, west of Barmal and south of Urgun and Sar Hawza. The Kharoti tribe have a strong presence here.[3]
- ^ Saṟōbī (Approved) at GEOnet Names Server, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
- ^ Paktika provincial profile. June 2004. National Area-Based Development Programme (NABDP) of the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development (MRRD).
- ^ Paktika Personalities: An Examination of the Tribes and the Significant People of a Traditional Pashtun Province - Timothy S. Timmons and Rashid Hassanpoor (2007)
Coordinates: 32°45′06″N 069°02′50″E / 32.75167°N 69.04722°E
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This year I decided I needed a hobby to get me off the couch and outside and decided to take up metal detecting. I bought an X-TERRA 705 in February and love it! I found a couple silver coins, a few silver rings, and one beautiful gold ring with it.
...Hot August or Cold January I'm not too hard to find. And today is no different. Whether it's an older yard, empty lot or the woods, I'm usually there. With My E-TRAC in tow , my hunting buddy arrive at our first of 3 stops for the day. It did not take long before that familiar sweet sound was singin' through my head phones.
...In the fall of 2012, I decided to hunt the yard of a house built in 1880 here in the town I live in. It was getting well into fall and winter was just around the corner here in Iowa. I bundled up, as I knew I would be fighting colder temperatures and the bone chilling Iowa late fall breeze. I had my eye on this particular house for some time, as I knew it's age and I had a good feeling about what I might find with my E-TRAC in the yard. I received permission by the homeowner to hunt the yard and I picked a day to start. I knew my time was limited before winter set in so I started on the yard as soon as I could. That first day I was a...
I've been hunting with my E-TRAC since the middle of September 2013. My finds have gone way up in quality as well as quantity. I'm finding deeper targets and digging so much less trash. I try to get out at least a little bit each day if I can. On the days that I do get out, I always manage to find something cool to add to my collection of dug coins or relics.
...Was just hunting my side yard here in south-western PA and my E-TRAC rang up a solid 12-46 and I dug up this coin that looks like a Spanish Reale. It weighs 6.2 grams and is about 1.3mm think. No seam around the edges. Don't know who scratched the cross in the kings face (guessing that's king somebody), wasn't me. My previous oldest coin was 1945, if real this one blows the 1945 away. Thanks Minelab!
...With the weather forecast of rain developing later in the day, I headed out for an early start to my current favourite park with my trusty Minelab E-TRAC. This particular park has been in use for over a hundred years and has produced some nice finds for me.
...Hit a field tonite I hunted last year. Was hoping I missed a few keepers, well I was right!
...So my day began with selling popcorn at the local post office with my son for Cub Scouts. While there his mentor in school came by. A sweet older woman whom my son loves. I asked her where she lived and she told me the home right down the street. I told her my hobby and before I could even ask, she said come down anytime I like. So later that day I went.
...Just upgraded to the Minelab E-TRAC about a week ago. I was out hunting in a very high trash local park the other day and found this 10K gold filled ring. It's the first piece of gold I've ever found while detecting. I'm loving this machine more and more!
...My E-TRAC never ever ceases to amaze me. Went out to spend the day on fields the we have detected for a number of years with a colleague. We did not expected to find much given the number of times we have searched these fields. Just another day on the cliff tops around Saltburn by the Sea.


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