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The City of Lebanon and Marion County have a new emergency mass notification provider. The transition to Emergency Communications Network's (ECN) CodeRED mass notification solution from One Call Now began earlier this month. ECN recently acquired all One Call Now's Government Emergency Center/911 clients.
Only two candidates have received national attention, but Kentucky voters actually have 16 options on Nov. 6. Five candidates (including Barack Obama and Mitt Romney) will appear on the ballot, but 11 write-in candidates have filed as well.
If you aren't satisfied with what either Barack Obama or Mitt Romney have to offer, here are your other options.
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On Nov. 6, American voters will have the opportunity to decide who they would like to lead the nation for the next four years.
The two major candidates are incumbent President Barack Obama, a Democrat, and challenger Mitt Romney, a Republican and the former governor of Massachusetts.
In the past month, the candidates have debated each other three times, and their running mates, Vice President Joe Biden and Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan, even squared off down the road at Centre College in Danville.
Tuesday, Oct. 30, is the last day to request a mail-in absentee ballot for the Nov. 6 election.
There is an exception for military personnel. Members of the Armed Forces who learn between Oct. 30 and Nov. 5 that they will be confined to a military base will be allowed to request an absentee ballot.
Today is also the last day for someone who previously requested an absentee ballot to cancel that ballot if they know they will be able to vote in person. These voters will need to return the ballot they had requested by today to the Marion County Clerk's Office.
When the state legislature approved the new Congressional districts last year, Marion County was moved into the First Congressional District, which predominantly consists of counties in the most western parts of Kentucky.
The Marion County Fiscal Court on Oct. 18 approved requests for assistance for Loretto Head Start and the Generation Gap's Toys for Kids program.
The magistrates voted unanimously to give $12,000 toward improvements to the playground for Loretto Head Start.
The judge and the magistrates agreed to contribute $1,500 combined to the Generation Gap's annual Christmas toy give-away. Junior Adams estimated that 175 to 200 children received toys last year through the program.
Gary Crenshaw has served as the mayor of Lebanon since 1999, winning re-election more than once, and recently his efforts during the past 13 years were recognized by the Kentucky League of Cities.
On Oct. 12, Crenshaw was named the Elected Official of the Year by the KLC during its annual conference in Lexington.
"I was very humbled by that," Crenshaw said. "I certainly wasn't expecting it."
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The Lebanon City Council unanimously voted to declare a list of items surplus during its Oct. 8 meeting. The City of Lebanon has scheduled a public auction for 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 26, to sell those items.
The surplus items include a 1997 Crown Victoria, a 1999 Dodge Ram 1500, a 1995 Chevrolet Silverado, a rover sewer camera, two Remington Model 700 308 rifles, eight bicycles, computer monitors, PC's printers, a VCR, cameras, VHS and cassette tapes, camera film, flashlights, a hard case with sockets and an ammo case.
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I give a hoot. And I'm aware that only I can stop forest fires. The PSAs of the 1970s were pretty effective in shaping my behavior as well as the rest of the Free to Be Generation. These messages were direct: Brush Your Teeth. Don't Litter. Don't Play with Matches. Family films, on the other hand, usually employ gentle messaging: teamwork, believing in yourself, and other positive ideas.
So, when I saw Free Birds, it really struck me as the rare movie that tries to actively alter kids' behavior. The film personifies turkeys, particularly the two voiced by Owen Wilson and Woody Harrelson, who travel back in time in an effort to "take turkeys off the menu" for Thanksgiving by preventing the Pilgrims and Native Americans from establishing the tradition. While Free Birds is an animated fantasy, it feels more like those 1970s PSAs because the villain isn't a menacing scoundrel on-screen – the villains are the turkey-eating viewers! Don't be surprised if children brought to see Free Birds are less excited about the carving of the feast this November 28.
On the surface, it seems like Free Birds must be sponsored by PETA or the filmmakers are pushing veganism, but alas I'm not so sure. KidsPickFlicks took to the red carpet at the Free Birds premiere* and asked, "What menu item do you refuse to take off the Thanksgiving menu?" Free Birds director Jimmy Hayward said, "Turkey! It's my favorite part, actually."
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Romeo & Juliet. Love never feels more intense than when we're young. This tragi-romance starring Hailee Steinfeld and Douglas Booth is a great route for getting youth interested in Shakespeare.
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2. Dinner and a movie has never been more fun.
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Prehistory of Corsica
The prehistory of Corsica is analogous to the prehistories of the other islands in the Mediterranean Sea, such as Sicily, Sardinia, Malta and Cyprus, which could only be accessed by boat and featured cultures that were to some degree insular; that is, modified from the traditional Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic and Chalcolithic of European prehistoric cultures. The islands of the Aegean Sea and Crete early developed Bronze Age civilizations and are accordingly usually treated under those categories. Stone Age Crete however shares some of the features of the prehistoric Mediterranean islands.
The possible presence of Upper Paleolithic people on Corsica during the last glacial period is a topic of interest to professional and amateur prehistorians alike. Currently only one possible site of this period is known. For most of the Paleolithic, Corsica, Sardinia, and all the islands between them were physically continuous with the Italian peninsula, although they have been islands at various times both before and after in geologic history.
The insular prehistory of Corsica begins with the Mesolithic (Pre-Neolithic) when people from prehistoric Sardinia crossed the Strait of Bonifacio to hunt from rock shelters in Corsica at approximately 9000 BC. It ends with colonization by the Ancient Greeks at Aléria in 566 BC, the Iron Age. Corsica, or Kyrnos, is not mentioned before then. Thus the history of Corsica begins in 566 BC.
- 1 Genetic demographics
- 2 Ligurian hypothesis
- 3 Flandrian transgression
- 4 Pre-Neolithic
- 5 Neolithic
- 6 Chalcolithic
- 7 Bronze Age
- 8 Iron Age (700-100 BC)
- 9 See also
- 10 References
- 11 Bibliography
- 12 External links
Genetic demographics[edit]
A 2004 genetic study by Tofanelli and others[1] of eight autosomal locations on the DNA in the blood cells of 179 blood donors from Corsica compared genetic distance between alleles (variants at those locations) in an attempt to determine "homogeneity" or closeness of kinship and "heterogeneity" within this sample of the Corsican population and also between this and other samples elsewhere. Analysis of variance was the chief statistical method applied to the data.
For Corte, which is inland Corsica, the investigators use the term stochastic (random), finding a higher variability among Corsicans than within the rest of the Mediterranean reference population. There was also a gap between Corse-du-Sud and Haute-Corse. Using an assumed generation of 25 years, the investigators estimate a base population at 20,000 years ago for the first humans of Corsica. As this number is in no way supported by archaeological evidence, it suggests that cultural remains of the Paleolithic may well yet turn up.
The greatest genetic distances were between the Sardinian and Corsican populations, which indicates that the islands were settled by different people. The investigators exclude any significant gene flow between the two islands. The closest affinities were with the population of Tuscany. The investigators attribute this closer kinship to a major influx from there in the early and middle Neolithic, which they date to the 8th-6th millennia BCE. Subsequently they postulate a population expansion in the Chalcolithic, which is substantiated by the distribution of Corsican artifacts throughout the Mediterranean. The separation of Corsican and non-Corsican populations falls within rather wide limits: no earlier than 19,000 BCE or later than 3000 BCE at latest, according to Tofanelli.
A study in 2002 by Vona and others of 19 genetic markers, 54 alleles, on 1164 persons reached exactly the opposite conclusion:[2] "Corsica also appears to be greatly differentiated from the populations of regions such as France and Tuscany .... The Mediterranean population most comparable to Corsica is Sardinia." Apparently genetic studies of the Corsicans are still exploratory and are not yet reaching definitive evidence on their affinities to other populations. The two studies did draw the same conclusions about the gap between Corse-du-Sud and Haute-Corse.
Ligurian hypothesis[edit]
The Ligurian Hypothesis is the theory that the prehistoric populations of the western Mediterranean islands were descended from the ancestors of the ancient Ligurians, once widespread. In 1889 and 1894 Marie Henri d'Arbois de Jubainville proposed a non-Indo-European substrate language for Corsica, Sardinia, eastern Spain, southern France and western Italy based on the occurrence there of place names ending in -asco, -asca, -usco, -osco, -osca or modifications of them.[3]
In his view two recognized but unknown languages mentioned by classical authors were survivals: Ligurian and Iberian. This choice of languages relies on Seneca the Younger, who spent eight years in exile on Corsica starting in 41 AD and expressed the opinion that the coastal Corsicans were Ligurian but the inlanders were of Iberian extraction, most like the Cantabri.[4] As the language was probably still alive in his day, his opinions have been taken seriously.[citation needed]
Some of the world's most famous linguists (Paul Kretschmer, Julius Pokorny) then went further with the concept of a Celto-Ligurian substrate.[5] The pursuit of this "Ligurian shadow" (Mees' term) came ultimately to nothing definitive but the place names remain and meanwhile Ligurian and Iberian came to be associated with the Cardium Pottery Culture, which in the western Mediterranean had about the same distribution as the names. On Corsica, some sites of that culture were continuously occupied until the Iron Age.
Jubainville's list of those toponyms in Corsica include, north of the Tavignano River: Venzolasca, Grillasca village in Olmeto, Feciasco and Prucinasca in Barbaggio, Martinasche in Nonza, Cipronasco in Sisco, Palasca, the Ruisseau de Bartasca in Calvi, Popolasca, the hamlet of Caposciasca in Pianello, Baraniasche in Castello-di-Rostino, Velflasca in Zalana. South of the Tavignano: Mount Ecilasca near Pietroso, Mount Filasca near Corrano, hamlet of Solasca in Peri, Fiummasca in Rosazia, Acellasca in Pietrosella, Moraschi in Bocognano, Bodiciasche in Cauro.
The -asco suffices are not present in Sartène but Jubainville points to another set in use there: -inco, -inca, as in the Golfe de Valinco, Stavolinca peak, and in Bastia: the Bevinco river, as well as Mount Revinco; Corte: le Ruisseau de Saninco; Ajaccio: the hamlet of Capinca in Carbuccia. A settlement name of this type is listed in Ptolemy: Asinkon (Osincum). In addition are -aco, -aca, possibly from -asco: Cargiaca, Viaca peak, Urtaca, Mount Faraca, Tavaco, Venaco. For detailed comparisons with continental names see Jubainville.
All of these theories, of course, are completely outdated, and there is a general consensus today that the Ligurian language, if it existed as a distinct form at all, was certainly Indo-European in nature.[6] it appears to have shared many features with other Indo-European languages, primarily Celtic (Gaulish) and Italic (Latin and the Osco-Umbrian languages).[6] Historical attempts to define these languages were often made under the assumption that languages do not generally evolve beyond regional dialects, and at the time of Jubainville's work, the concept of the Indo-European language family was loosely defined and most of the significant work on the subject did not occur until the following century, at which time it became quite clear that the Celtic languages were distinctly Indo-European, and that the hypothesized Ligurian language was clearly derivative of that family of languages.
Flandrian transgression[edit]
The name given to the rise in sea level after the last glaciation is the Flandrian transgression. It has been fairly well chronicled by core sample data and turned into graphic form (see article). During the last glaciation, Corsica and Sardinia were connected and joined to Tuscany through the Tuscan Archipelago. The Corsican land mass was larger by a significant shelf now drowned.
Utilizing an average depth of 70 metres (230 ft) for the Strait of Bonifacio, the sea level would have been at that point at approximately 12,000 BP, roughly 10,000 BC. As it is unthinkable that Paleolithic cultures would not have spread over the entire shelf and the finger-bone of 20,000 BP from Sardinia gives certain evidence of Palaeolithic human presence there, the most logical conclusion (reached by the nearly all the prehistorians) concerning the deficit of Palaeolithic artifacts is that the sites where they would have been found have not been discovered yet. One reason for their invisibility is that they have been drowned.
Mesolithic sites are for the most part confined to the lowlands of Corsica, which form a shelf around the mountains, of little interest to primitive agriculturalists and difficult to hunt. Before the transgression another shelf still lower must have provided easy access to the Palaeolithics. According to current evidence the Mesolithic was entirely within the island phase, requiring the Mesolithics to travel by boat. No such requirement existed for any possible Palaeolithics; consequently, arguments based on the maritime travel capabilities of Palaeolithcs are not relevant in this case.
The term "Pre-Neolithic" is used of cultural material prior to the Neolithic on the islands of the Mediterranean Sea: Corsica, Sardinia, Cyprus, Majorca, the Balearic Islands, etc. Typically sites that contain layers clearly identifiable as Neolithic also include preceding layers of faunal material. Although hundreds of C-14 dates have been acquired serious questions or ambiguities concerning the nature of the material have arisen: whether it is cultural or natural and whether Paleolithic or Mesolithic; hence, Pre-Neolithic covers either case of cultural material.
For example, the most sanguine claims for Sardinia postulate "more than ten Paleolithic sites", the oldest of which are Clactonian dating to the Middle Pleistocene (300,000-200,000 BP).[7] After a gap the Corbeddu Cave at Oliena provides Late Pleistocene material from 14,000-12,000 BP. However, in that cave was a human phalanx bone from 20,000 BP and skull fragments from 8750±140 BP, possibly indicating an "endemic presence of humans." The most skeptical views discount the Palaeolithic claims:[8]
Although there have been numerous claims for Pre-Neolithic occupation of many of the Mediterranean islands, few can stand up to critical scrutiny.
The Clactonian material, in this view, comes from "disturbed contexts" or is a matter of interpretation of stones that could be natural or from some other time and the evidence of the Corbeddu Cave is "simply not very robust" due to "taphonomic questions;" i.e., questions of the dates of the fossils. More important than the ambiguity about the period to which this and other material belong is the fact that even when clearly perceived and robustly dated they may not fit the archetypical Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic. A group of intermediate terms have come into use, such as Pre-Pottery Neolithic, the Neolithic without its formerly diagnostic marker, the pottery.
The Pre-Neolithic therefore refers to a period before the Neolithic that either does not have all the characteristics of the Mesolithic or has a superset, the extraneous ones belonging to the Neolithic. For example, the Jōmon culture of Japan is called the Pre-Neolithic because of its pottery, but it did not produce food. In the same spirit the Epipaleolithic ("after the Palaeolithic") stands also where the Mesolithic should be.
The Mediterranean Pre-Neolithic culture lacks the microliths and fine flakes characteristic of the continental Mesolithic, which may be an alteration of the Mesolithic due to insularity. Consequently, such names as "Tyrrhenian Epipalaeolithic" and "Island Mesolithic" have also been assigned. Many authors prefer the simple term Mesolithic, but the difficulty of defining it continues; for example, the famed Lady of Boniface from layer XVIIIb of Araguina-Sennola in Bonifacio, the first complete human skeleton on Corsica, has been carbon dated to 8560±150 BP or 6570±150 BC. To some she is an early Neolithic lady and to others a Pre-Neolithic one, with the Neolithic starting at either 6500 or 6000 accordingly. Dates are therefore either carbon dates or interpretational periods, which vary depending on what dates are to be included. Some sites have material from many periods, others only one.
Corsican Paleolithic[edit]
The Corsican Paleolithic occurs before 9000 BC. In the mid-1990s the first dateable site of a probable Paleolithic provenience was discovered on Corsica. Although the stone tools remain equivocal, the habitation evidence is not.
- Coscia Grotto, Rogliano
Corsican Mesolithic/Pre-Neolithic[edit]
L.J. Costa, an expert in Corsican prehistory, dates the Corsican Mesolithic (in preference to Pre-Neolithic) to 9000-6000 BCE.[9] This period is known at several sites over all of Corsica and is parallel to a similar contemporaneous culture on Sardinia. The presence of Sardinian obsidian in southern Corsica (identified by chemical analysis) is believed to indicate that the Sardinians crossed over to Corsica, or more likely that there was an extensive international trading network that involved heavy contact between Corsica, Sardinia, the Tuscan region and Southwestern Europe.
The sites are:
- Araguina-Sennola, Bonifacio.
- Basi, Serra-di-Ferro.
- Curacchiaghju, Levie.
- Grotto of Gritulu, Luri.
- Monte Leone, Bonifacio.
- Strette, Barbaggio.
- Torre d'Aquila, Pietracorbara.
The Corsican Neolithic occurs between 6000 BCE and 3000 BCE. Due to proximity and trade the western Mediterranean passed through roughly analogous cultural phases in the Neolithic. These are perhaps best defined for Sardinia, a larger and better archaeologically explored island. The dating scheme in the titles below is based on a Sardinian chronology rounded to millennia.[10]
The Early Neolithic of Corsica is defined to include the time period between 6000 BCE and 5000 BCE. The Early Neolithic of Corsica comprises sites of the Cardial and Epi-Cardial Cultures divided in time about equally between the two.[11] The seafaring population brought sheep, goats and pigs with them. Hunting was a minimal part of the economy. Occupation appears to have been intermittent.[12]
The major sites are:
- A Petra (L'Île-Rousse)
- A Revellata (Calvi)
- Araguina-Sennola, Bonifacio.
- Basi, Serra-di-Ferro.
- Currachjaghju (Levie)
- Gritulu (Luri)
- Rinaghju (Sartène)
- Southwell (Vivario)
- Strette, Barbaggio.
- Torre d'Aquila (Pietracorbara)
Corsica's Middle Neolithic Period occurs between 5000 BCE and 4000 BCE. During the "Middle Neolithic Transformation" cattle were introduced, the production of grain began and permanent villages were founded.[12]
- Araguina-Sennola, Bonifacio.
- Basi (Serra-di-Ferro)
- Cardiccia (Sartène)
- Currachjaghju (Levie)
- La Figue (Sartène)
- Monte Grossu (Biguglia)
- Monte Revincu (Santo-Pietro-di-Tenda)
- Pughjaredda (Poghjaredda) (Sotta)
- Presa-Tusiu (Altagène)
- Scaffa Piana, Oletta.
- Strette, Barbaggio.
- Terrina IV, Aléria
- Torre d'Aquila (Pietracorbara)
- Vasculaghju (Sotta)
Late occurs between 4000 BCE and 3000 BCE. The Late Neolithic on Corsica and Sardinia corresponds to the early European Megalithic Culture.[13] The monuments specifically found on Corsica are the dolmen, the aligned stones and the menhir; however, the latter include anthropomorphic or statue-menhirs with features of the head and torso carved on the upper block. Some have taken them for stelae.[14]
- Filitosa, Sollacaro.
- Strette, Barbaggio.
- Terrina IV, Aléria
- A Mutula (Belgodère)
- Cauria XX-XXI (Sartène)
- I Calanchi / Sapar'Alta (Sollacaro)
- Monte Lazzu, Tiuccia (Casaglione)
- Southwell (Vivario)
- Terrina IV (Aléria)
Chalcolithic occurs between 3000 BCE and 1800 BCE. The European Megalithic Culture continued into the Chalcolithic. Weapons began to be shown on the statue menhirs.
Bronze Age[edit]
Bronze Age occurs between 1800 BCE and 700 BCE. The Torrean civilization of the Corsican Bronze Age is named for its torri, "towers", which are the outstanding features of building complexes - citadels perhaps - sited on the lower slopes of the mountains overlooking the coastline. The culture continued the statue menhirs of the preceding Megalithic Culture, in many cases reusing the previous ones, but now they represent warriors armed and armored with Mycenaean-style daggers and swords and round shields. A few have the horned helmets diagnostically depicted in representations of the Shardana, one of the Sea Peoples of the eastern Aegean Sea.[14]
Torréen society was armed, metallurgical and international. During that time the island manufactured and exported bronze ingots and artifacts that have turned up elsewhere in the Mediterranean.
The torri appear to be miniature versions of the contemporaneous nuraghes found on Sardinia. The Nuraghes Culture lived a way of life indistinguishable from that of the Torréen. Both were bronze-making warrior societies. The name of Sardinia almost certainly came from the name of the Shardana people. Analogous but more on the scale of the Corsican torri are the talaiots of the Balearic Islands and the sesi of Pantelleria.
Torréen, Nuraghes and Shardana appear to be interrelated; however, the relationships remain ambiguous. It is not known whether the Shardana were from Sardinia or from somewhere else, such as Sardis, and settled in Sardinia. The earliest nuraghi were constructed far back in the Neolithic; i.e., they appear to be a development of the Megalithic Culture. The torri on the one hand represent something new in Corsica; on the other hand, the associated statue menhirs evolved from those of the Neolithic. It can be argued that the reuse of the menhirs suggests a population influx, but the argument depends on an unknown implied taboo against reusing old menhirs. These issues remain open.
Some sites are:
Iron Age (700-100 BC)[edit]
Iron Age occurs between 700 BCE and 100 BCE.
- Aléria:
- Etruscan necropolis, 6th-3rd centuries BC
- Roman town, 1st century BC -
- Bonifacio:
- Roman villa, 1st century AD -
- Luri:
- Castellu di Luri, Roman castellum occupied 3rd century BC - 1st century AD
See also[edit]
- ^ Tofanelli, Sergio; Luca Taglioli; Laurent Varesi; Giorgio Paoli (April 2004). "Genetic History of the Population of Corsica (Western Mediterranean) as Inferred from Autosomal STR Analysis". Human Biology. Retrieved 2008-05-01.
- ^ Vona, G.; P. Moral; M. Memmì; M.E. Ghiani; L. Varesi (2003). "Genetic structure and affinities of the corsican population (France): Classical genetic markers analysis". American Journal of Human Biology. 15 (2): 151–163. doi:10.1002/ajhb.10133. PMID 12621603. Retrieved 2008-05-02.
- ^ Jubainville, H. D'Arbois de (1889, 1894). Les Premiers Habitants de l'Europe d'après les Écrivains de l'Antiquité et les Travaux des Linguistes: Seconde Édition (in French). Paris: Ernest Thorin. pp. V.II, Book II, Chapter 9, Sections 10, 11. Check date values in:
|date=(help). Downloadable Google Books.
- ^ Smith, William (1872). Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography. London: J. Murray. pp. 689–692. ISBN 1-84511-001-3. Downloadable Google Books.
- ^ Mees, Bernard (2003). "A genealogy of stratigraphy theories from the Indo-European west". In Anderson, Henning. Language Contacts in Prehistory: Studies in Stratigraphy. Amsterdam, Philadelphia: John Benjamin Publishing Company. pp. 11–44. ISBN 1-58811-379-5.
- ^ a b "Ligurian language". Britannica.com. 2014-12-16. Retrieved 2015-08-29.
- ^ Sondaar, P.Y.; Van der Geer, A.A.E (2002). "Plio-Pleistocene terrestrial vertebrate faunal evolution on Mediterranean islands, compared to that of the Palearctic mainland" (pdf). Annales Géologiques des Pays Helléniques 1e Série 39, A: 165–180. Retrieved 2008-05-02. Cite uses deprecated parameter
- ^ Simmons, Alan H. (1999). Faunal Extinction in an Island Society: Pygmy Hippopotamus Hunters of Cyprus. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum. ISBN 0-306-46088-2.
- ^ Costa, L.J.; Cécile Costa (2005). "Préhistoire de la Corse" (in French). Kyrnos Publications pour l'archéologie. Retrieved 2008-05-03.
- ^ Setzer, Teddi J. (2004). Use-Wear Experiments With Sardinian Obsidian: Determining Its Function In The Neolithic (pdf). University of Florida. p. 31. Retrieved 2008-05-10. MA Thesis. Setzer follows Webster, G. S. (1996). A Prehistory of Sardinia 2300-500 B.C.: Monographs in Mediterranean Archaeology 5. Sheffield, England: Sheffield Academic Press Ltd. The scheme is: EN 6000-4800 BC; MN 4800-4000 BC; LN 4000-3200 BC. The rounded dates of this article are common in less technical publications in paper or on the Internet.
- ^ Milisauskas, Sarunas (2002). European Prehistory: A Survey. Birkhäuser. pp. 148–149. ISBN 0-306-46793-3.
- ^ a b Patton, Mark (1996). Islands in Time: Island Sociogeography and Mediterranean prehistory. Routledge. pp. 72–75. ISBN 0-415-12659-2.
- ^ Peregrine, Peter N.; Ember, Melvin (2001). Encyclopedia of Prehistory. 4 : Europe. Springer. pp. 157, 169. ISBN 0-306-46255-9.
- ^ a b Eiddon, Iorwerth; Stephen Edwards; C.J. Gadd; N.G.L. Hammond; E. Sollberger (1970). The Cambridge ancient history: Volume II Part 2. Cambridge University Press. pp. 743–744.
- Costa, Laurent-Jacques (2004). Corse préhistorique: peuplement d'une île et modes de vie des sociétés insulaires, IXe-IIe millénaires av. J.-C (in French). Paris: Errance. ISBN 2-87772-273-2..
- Costa, Laurent-Jacques (2006). Questions d'économie préhistorique. Modes de vie et échange en corse et en Sardaigne (in French). Ajaccio: Éditions du CRDP..
External links[edit]
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- Corsican Dolmens (English) (Italian)
- Binder, D.; J. Guilaine. "Radiocarbone et processus de la néolithisation en Méditerranée centrale et occidentale". Préactes du congrès: Rapports des groupes de travail. 3ème Congrès International 14C et Archéologie. Archived from the original on February 5, 2007. Retrieved 2008-04-29. (French).
- Costa, L.J., Editor (2005). "Préhistoire de la Corse" (in French). Kyrnos Publications pour l'archchéologie.
- Ptolemy, Claudius; William Thayer (Editor). "Corsica Island: Sixth Map of Europe". The Geography. Retrieved 2008-04-30. Cite uses deprecated parameter
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Abner Mares: Gonzalez Will Not Knock Me Out Again!
By Rene Umanzor
Abner Mares (26-1-1, 14KOs), the former World Boxing Council featherweight champion, is concentrated on his rematch against Jhonny Gonzalez (55-8, 47KOs). The fight will take place on February 15 at Staples Center in Los Angeles. Their first meeting took place on August 24th at the StubHub Center, where a shocking result took place when Mares was dropped and stopped in the first round.
"He is coming with the confidence that he knocked me out in one round. It was a good shot and I won't take anything away from him, but that won't happen again. I'll be in Mexico City for a week before the fight and after that time I'll fly to Los Angeles," Mares said.
The former Olympian will continue to work with Clemente Medina in his corner, plus Luis Garcia, who will do the physical work.
"I will continue with my entire team. I came to terms with my coach and I think I made the right choice," he said.
Rene Umanzor covers boxing in Mexico for The Record.
Mares has to box his a** off in this rematch. Sometimes Mares telegraphs his punches and gets caught. He can't afford to do that with Gonzalez or he will get blitz again.Comment by BoxngLove on 12-15-2013
Mares could not recover because Jhonny threw a HUGE bomb and landed.. It happens. Mares was not thinking JG was going to come out like that. I for one think Mares will dominate the rematch. He has faced much better…Comment by -Makunouchi- on 12-14-2013
If you cant recuperate well, it will again. Just look at what happen to juan ma:boxing:Comment by SaldanaCC on 12-14-2013
Abner mares aint as good as he was hyped up to be i called this a long time ago not saying he cant beat gonzalez but going down like that in rd 1 to a guy u were supposed to…Comment by Nomadic on 12-14-2013
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With all of the departures this offseason for the Philadelphia Flyers, the attitude of the team has probably drastically changed. Gone are team leaders Mike Richards (who wore the "C") and Jeff Carter, who created a completely different atmosphere than the Flyers figure to have this coming season.
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They both had impressive performances last season and figure to be a part of the long-term plans in Philadelphia. They do not yet know what it takes to win consistently in the playoffs at the NHL level as well as some of the veterans on the team, and therefore will most likely not follow in the footsteps of other young captains such as Crosby, Ovechkin, and Toews.
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May 2014
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Hockenheim - Race results
4 May 2014:
Full race results for the opening round of the 2014 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) at the Hockenheimring, Germany.
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Hockenheim - Qualifying results
4 May 2014:
Full qualifying results for the opening round of the 2014 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) at the Hockenheimring, Germany.
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Tambay claims maiden DTM pole
3 May 2014:
Audi's Adrien Tambay has claimed his first ever DTM pole in front of BMW's Marco Wittmann at the Hockenheim season opener.
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Paffett aiming for DTM title challenge
2 May 2014:
Mercedes' Gary Paffett says the aim this year is to once again be DTM championship contenders as the series kicks off its season at Hockenheim this weekend.
April 2014
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Ekstrom relishing 'new chapter' in DTM career
28 April 2014:
Mattias Ekstrom says he still has much to prove as the Audi legend moves into his 14th DTM season, starting with Hockenheim this weekend.
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Wittmann ends day two fastest again
15 April 2014:
BMW's Marco Wittmann maintained his advantage over the rest of the DTM field by ending the second day of Hockenheim's final ITR test quickest once again.
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DTM introduces raft of regulation changes
15 April 2014:
Performance ballast is introduced and changes to the pit stops and qualifying format are announced for DTM 2014.
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Wittmann fastest as Hockenheim test begins
15 April 2014:
Marco Wittmann tops the first day of DTM pre-season testing at Hockenheim, ahead of Mattias Ekstrom and Timo Scheider.
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Wehrlein gets fifth HWA Mercedes
9 April 2014:
The official HWA Mercedes team expands to five cars to accommodate second-year driver Pascal Wehrlein.
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Spengler: BMW heading in right direction
4 April 2014:
2012 DTM champion Bruno Spengler says BMW are 'heading in the right direction' as the Munich manufacturer gets to grips with the new M4 machine following the Hungaroring test.
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Muller 'over the moon' with debut showing
4 April 2014:
Nico Muller causes a stir by topping the timesheets during testing at the Hungaroring in his first official DTM test.
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Vietoris tops the final day of DTM testing
3 April 2014:
Christian Vietoris remains quickest on the fourth and final day of pre-season DTM testing at the Hungaroring.
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Vietoris lifts Mercedes to the top
2 April 2014:
Mercedes' Christian Vietoris displaces Audi from the top of the timesheets during the third day of DTM testing in Hungary.
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Muller keeps Audi on top
1 April 2014:
DTM debutant Nico Muller kept Audi at the top of the timesheets after the second day of running at the Hungaroring.
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Audi dominates first DTM test of 2014
1 April 2014:
Miguel Molina sets the pace for Audi as the RS5 locks out the top four positions during testing at the Hungaroring.
March 2014
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BMW reveals revised designs for 2014
15 March 2014:
BMW will campaign the new M4 in the 2014 DTM season, with Joey Hand driving the Crowne Plaza-backed machine.
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New look for champion's car
14 March 2014:
Mike Rockenfeller's Audi RS5 DTM gets a fresh take on its iconic livery ahead of the 2014 campaign.
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Mercedes completes seven-strong line-up
5 March 2014:
Mercedes-Benz retains Robert Wickens, Christian Vietoris and Pascal Wehrlein for its 2014 DTM driver line-up.
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Audi unveils 2014 DTM machine
4 March 2014:
Audi has unveiled its new RS 5 DTM machine, tasked with the mission of retaining both the teams and drivers championship in 2014.
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BMW unveils 2014 M4 challenger
1 March 2014:
BMW has been showing off its brand new M4 challenger for the forthcoming DTM season.
February 2014
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Petrov inks Mercedes DTM deal
28 February 2014:
Vitaly Petrov secures a drive with Mercedes for the 2014 DTM season
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Hockenheim and Budapest to host DTM tests
17 February 2014:
The DTM pack will have two opportunities to draw closer to defending champion Mike Rockenfeller as the series confirms the Hockenheimring and Hungaroring as venues for pre-season testing.
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Muller ready to squeeze maximum from pre-season
10 February 2014:
Nico Muller admits that life is moving quickly now that he's an Audi DTM driver, but can't wait to get started on the 2014 campaign.
January 2014
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Scheider admits Abt exit was tough
27 January 2014:
Audi's Timo Scheider has admitted leaving Team Abt was an incredibly difficult decision after spending seven-years with the iconic DTM outfit.
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Petrov to test with Mercedes
23 January 2014:
Vitaly Petrov testing with Mercedes in Portugal as the Russian driver evaluates his options for the 2014 season
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Audi tweaks line-up for 2014
23 January 2014:
Audi has revealed changes to its driver pairings as it gears up to defend Mike Rockenfeller's 2013 DTM title.
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VIDEO: Paul di Resta back in DTM fold
21 January 2014:
Paul di Resta speaks ahead of his first test after returning to the DTM with the AMG Mercedes squad.
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Muller called up by Audi
16 January 2014:
Single-seater stalwart Nico Muller has been summoned to fill Filip Albuquerque's seat in the 2014 Audi DTM line-up.
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Dates for your diary: 2014 DTM calendar
27 December 2013:
A run-down of the key dates for the 2014 DTM season
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Audi confirms two more champions for 2014 line-up
20 December 2013:
Audi has confirmed that two more big names will return to its line-up for the 2014 DTM campaign.
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Mike Rockenfeller, Audi - Q&A
16 December 2013:
Audi's DTM champion Mike Rockenfeller looks ahead to the 2014 season
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Champions confirm defence with unchanged line-up
13 December 2013:
Mike Rockenfeller will be back to defend his 2013 DTM title with both Audi and sponsor Schaeffler next season.
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Coronel enjoys BMW DTM test
10 December 2013:
Tom Coronel enjoys a test in BMW's DTM machine in Spain as prize for winning top privateer award
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BMW adds new faces to 2014 driving strength
6 December 2013:
Maxime Martin and António Félix da Costa will line up for BMW in the DTM next season, as the marque confirms Andy Priaulx's move to the USCC.
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2014 DTM calendar tweaked
5 December 2013:
The 2014 DTM calendar was confirmed on Wednesday, following a meeting of the World Motor Sport Council in Paris, with only one minor change made...
November 2013
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Frijns given Audi DTM test
22 November 2013:
Sauber's former reserve driver Robin Frijns has tested a DTM machine at Spain's Monteblanco circuit earlier this week as Audi evaluated a number of young drivers.
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Guangzhou chosen to host DTM's China round
21 November 2013:
Guangzhou has been chosen as the location to host the Chinese round of next year's DTM championship instead of Shanghai.
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HWA appoints new board member
11 November 2013:
Ulrich Fritz has joined HWA Mercedes' board of directors as the DTM giants undergo a management reshuffle ahead of the 2014 season.
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Ekstrom to return to ROC
11 November 2013:
Audi DTM pilot Mattias Ekstrom will make a return to the Race Of Champions at Bangkok's Rajamangala Stadium on December 14-15, it has been announced.
October 2013
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Priaulx pleased with equal best DTM finish
21 October 2013:
BMW's Andy Priaulx says he pleased with his sixth place result at Hockenheim's DTM finale despite running second for much of the first stint.
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Paffett: We'll be stronger next year
21 October 2013:
Mercedes' Gary Paffett has already warned rivals that he'll return even stronger next season following a dismal 2013 campaign for the former DTM champion.
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Glock storms to incredible maiden DTM win
20 October 2013:
Timo Glock has taken an incredible maiden DTM victory at an utterly crazy rain dominated Hockenheim season finale for BMW while Mercedes' Roberto Merhi also achieved a career best second place.
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Glock: Set up direction key to win
20 October 2013:
BMW's Timo Glock says a new set up direction, founded at Zandvoort, was a key factor in achieving his maiden DTM victory at Hockenheim earlier today.
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Merhi savours maiden DTM podium
20 October 2013:
Mercedes' Roberto Merhi says he believed a great result was on the cards today given the weather conditions despite starting from 21st on the grid at Hockenheim's DTM season finale.
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Hockenheim: Race results
20 October 2013:
Timo Glock successfully used the wet conditions at Hockenheim to his advantage to claim a maiden win in DTM for BMW ahead of Roberto Merhi in the final round of the 2013 championship.
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Spengler hits form to claim Hockenheim pole
19 October 2013:
Bruno Spengler has taken an emphatic DTM pole-position at Hockenheim as BMW dominate to lock-out the front two rows.
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Hockenheim: Qualifying times
19 October 2013:
Full qualifying results and starting grid for the final round of the 2013 DTM championship at Hockenheim.
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Hockenheim: Practice times
19 October 2013:
Dirk Werner topped the free practice times for BMW ahead of the final round of the 2013 DTM championship this weekend at the 2.842-mile Hockenheimring.
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Paffett eyes positive end to turbulent year
18 October 2013:
Mercedes' Gary Paffett says he fully intends to end a difficult tenth season in the DTM with a positive result at this weekend's Hockenheim finale ahead of the winter break.
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Brands loses 2014 DTM slot
16 October 2013:
Brands Hatch, along with Zandvoort, have lost their places on next year's DTM calendar as the series broadens its international schedule.
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Comments about Storehouse 150 Piece Nylon Locknut Set:
middle size seem to use up first.., maybe sell lots of one size. Will buy again
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One of the most aggravating things I know when ever working on, recycling, rehabing, or improving certain products is that the nut will work itself off the bolt after repeated use. The simplest and easiest fix is to use a nylon locknut. I think it is even better than a lock ring-nut combo, which has always been my minimal avoidance of loosing the parts. What I particularly enjoy is the locknut set offered by Harbor Frieight--I con't have to search for the right nut. Perhaps unrelated, I have found HF to be a most valuable source of portable, battery-powered lights. I have a multiple number mounted on my Doublevision, fore & aft, and they increase my safety exponentially. When I escorted my 84-year-old mother overseas 07JUN-27JUL2014, I carried two HF lights, primarily to shine the path in front of her so she'd know where to place her cane. Then, during the Summer of 2015, I returned to her home to finalize her estate (I was the primary executor) and gave numerous relatives the same lights--they are useful in so many ways. My favorite Harbor Freight store is at 3333 N. Yarbough, El PasoTX 79925, and can usually be found there once a month, coupons in hand. I tell everyone that 'Harbor Freight is GREAT!" and often add that all shoppers must be extra-smart since they're making purchases from HF.
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There are so many uses for this item. The big Box Stores sell these individual nuts in packages of 3 or boxes of 50. What the heck does one build with 3 nuts? I'll never use 50 of anything in many years. I just go buy the bolts of the right thread and I have this little jewel in my shop for under $9.00. I am altering a Skidoo trailer for the Missus to haul her Kayaks in, I had the bolts in stock so this item came in real handy for 2-4 nuts of different sizes. She's real happy and off of my back.
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This is a nice set of locknuts and in a decent plastic case. I like these sets that Harbor Freight offers. I've bought the O-ring and many other cases as these are handy in my shop.
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The Gothenburg Fire Department is sporting a new logo.
Last November, the department launched a contest to get a new design, offering $150 in Swede Bucks to the person with the winning entry.
The contest was an idea of fire fighter Kent Kline to find a new design for department uniforms and T-shirts as well as stationary and truck decals.
Kline said eight designs were submitted and members of the department voted in the spring of 2012.
"When a clear winning design couldn't be unanimously chosen, the department decided to take the best parts of both designs and have one design created," he said.
Gothenburg High School senior Bryce Eggleston, who graduated in May, and GHS graduate Chris Horn were the two winning designers.
Kline said Horn combined the two designs into what is now the department's new logo.
Both designers were awarded $150 in Swede Bucks for their winning entries.
In the past, Kline said the department has used several different logos, most of which have been generic clip art or a logo from the Internet.
"I don't really know if the department has ever had a logo that was designed specifically for use by the Gothenburg Volunteer Fire Department," he said.
Members liked the two logos, Kline said, because they combine the old with the new.
"It's a combination of a traditional crest and ribbons with axes along with the Pony Express rider and the American flag background," he said. "It's unique to the GVFD."
The first T-shirts, emblazoned with the new logo, were delivered to members at the October business meeting.
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I hate to see Torres go but if this translates into us having these 3 then it's awesome! Maybe we'll also get Charlie Adam. And who knows? Rumors about N'Zogbia seem to have disappeared awkwardly. Maybe we're secretly bidding for him as well?
I know it's a bit far-fetched to think we'll be having 5 new players but wouldn't this give you something to look forward to?
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Arbeloa? think we sold him to madrid. n'zogbia at left back? we need a left back who can defend buddy.
Poulsen, Shelvey, Pacheco, Jovanovic? these are hardly players too get excited about.
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Poulsen, Shelvey, Pacheco, Jovanovic have been the guys that we had on our bench or even our starting eleven for the last few games and if all the fantasy were to come true, these guys could barely make the bench. Isn't this something to be excited about?
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Going through photos last night and thought I'd share this as it was one of those that gave me goosebumps. Labor Day weekend and was sitting out on the back patio - my Mom was over and we were remarking about how pretty the sunset was....kept watching and about the same time we both remarked how amazing it looked....sort of abstract if you will, but the cloud formation to both of us looked liked the Manhattan skyline when the beautiful trade center towers were still part of it.
Was one of those eerie yet very lovely moments all at the same time.
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A Michigan House committee has unanimously approved legislation to let Detroit and other cities cut property tax rates on homes in designated neighborhoods.
Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick testified in support of the bills at Wednesday's hearing and argued they would help stop the exodus of residents from the state's largest city.
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Hudd has entered the arena!!!
I would still rather have jenas on the right than recall routledge who, let's face it, is rather injury prone and not nearly as good as Lennon. Jenas is an intelligent player who's good with the ball, can drive forward, set up some plays and score a few goals.
Plus, the way we play is like a diamond formation without Lennon - Jenas tucking in and allowing Chimbonda to bomb up the right wing, or Tainio tucking in and Assou-Ekotto bombing up the left.
I'd also prefer to see Huddlestone for Davids, as i think Zokora benefits being allowed that free role in midfield, whereas with Davids in there it's as if the players look to Davids for inspiration, but he clearly can't last 90 mins any more.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Some good points glenn but I still feel Jenas is too sporadic with his form.
He is in and out of games alot.
On the plus side Jenas can weigh in with goals and his set pieces are not too bad either.
But when Lennon is back he is an automatic choice.
Hudd and Zokora would compliment each other better as they play in more disciplined midfield roles.
Jenas is more of an up and down player.
He has bags of energy but is not a player that commands games in the middle of the field.
Davids has great experience and is good to have around, but games pass him by more often than not.
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Totaly disagree Davids inspires the rest of the team and drives them on,sure he makes mistakes but no more than anyone else and when he fucks up he really trys to make up for it.For sure he cant play the full 90 mins as well as he did 5 years ago but he still gives it his all for SPURS. He loves the club.He could have gone back to Amsterdam at the end of last season.But stayed with us(and not for the money)
I think when he leaves next year he will be rememberd as one of the Great SPURS players.(At least i hope so)


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Sue Kunkel was recently selected as our local Community Hero and awarded a new Bryant furnace and installation from Merrill Sheet Metal, in conjunction with Auer Steel and Bryant. The Community Heroes program was designed to recognize and honor people like Sue who have had a significant impact on the community.
We had our furnace, etc., checked for fall/winter a few days ago by Merrill Sheet Metal. The work was done thoroughly and professionally, and we are happy with the result.
I called about a little ice on an intake pipe and Kurt was here that same day and explained why. How super is that?
Curt Wendt, Michael Ninnemann and Ellis from Merrill Sheet Metal Works all did a super job of installing our Bryant gas furnace. All showed great professionalism in dealing with us and were most courteous. We are truly grateful to have such a wonderful team to rely on to do the work for us.
The air conditioner is the best thing we ever bought! John was the first one to turn it on and we both thoroughly like having a comfortable home.
Merrill Sheet Metal Works came in to install a new mini split system for my new office. Their service and product exceeded my every expectation. I honestly can't think of a single thing I was the slightest bit dissatisfied with.


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