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Brooklyn resident Nakwon Foxworth, 33, got into an argument with a group of moving company employees, Kelly said, and threatened them with a gun.
Foxworth took his pregnant girlfriend — who was also carrying their 4-month-old son in her arms — back to their Nostrand Ave. apartment on the sixth floor.
One of the moving company employees called police, according to Kelly, and told a dispatcher, "He's got a gun, he's got a gun."
NYPD investigators teamed up with the building superintendent to use surveillance footage to determine where Foxworth lived, Kelly said. Once they found his apartment, police looked through the peephole and saw that Foxworth was holding the girlfriend and infant at gunpoint.
A short while later, Kelly said, the woman busted through the apartment door and told police that she was being held hostage. She also said that Foxworth had a gun.
Cops entered and a gun battle broke out.
"The gunfight occurred in close quarters with the assailant and the officers no more than 10 feet apart," Kelly said. "With Det. Ayala and Officer Granahan returning fire and sticking Foxworth in the abdomen. A third ESU officer also fired. It was a good thing that Foxworth stopped shooting."
Foxworth fired 12 rounds at the officers, police said.
The officers include: Det. Michael Keenan, 52, who was shot in front calf; Det. Kenneth Ayala, 40, who was shot twice — once in the thigh and once in the left ankle; Officer Matthew Granahan, 35, who was shot in the calf; and Captn. Al Pizzano, 49, who was grazed in the face.
As always, the official account of an armed encounter in The City That Never Sleeps doesn't seem quite like it seems. Why did NYPD Emergency Service Officers enter the apartment all guns blazing after the "hostages" came out? Who was at risk then, exactly? How many rounds did the cops fire? And why didn't New York's finest shoot a dog? Speaking of dangerous curs . . .
Records show that Foxworth was incarcerated for 10 years for robbery and selling drugs in prison, and two years for attempted murder.
So Foxworth was an ex-con—without legal gun rights—who held—illegally—a 9 mm Browning handgun, a .22 caliber revolver and a "military assault rifle" equipped with a scope. And a new law could have stopped Foxworth by . . .
Preventing him from buying illegal guns!
At the post-shooting press conference, New York City Police Commissioner Kelly was quick to direct press attention to the source of Foxworth's firearms. The Commish said the Browning heater was "part of a multiple-gun purchase in Wilmington, North Carolina." Legal or illegal? By Foxworth or someone else?
The rifle discovered at the scene was "stolen from Florida." The barrel was "sawed-off." So it was an illegal gun illegally modified by unknown criminals transported in an unknown fashion to a New York City criminal who possessed it illegally and used it illegally.
And if that wasn't enough to stoke the fires of gun control advocacy, gothamist.com reports that "Foxworth had a total of 50 rounds for his mini-14 assault weapon – the same ammunition used by the U.S. military in M-4 and M-16 rifles." Oh, and the .22 caliber revolver was "defaced." So it, too, was illegally modified by unknown criminals and held and used illegally by a convicted criminal.
So how do we keep these illegal weapons from getting into the hands of dangerous criminals? I'm thinking we arrest the dangerous criminals who stole them. And the ones who modified them. And transported them. And sold them. And bought them. And used them.
Do we need new laws for that action? No we do not. And while it's best to stop the bad guys from getting the guns in the first place (i.e. stealing them), sometimes you can only catch them after the guns have been used. Life's like that. Bottom line? Society's anti-gun crime forces need to focus on the bad guys, not the guns or the gun laws per se.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg knows this. But he also knows that the New York City justice system doesn't do so well in the putting bad guys away for a long time department (for various reasons). In fact, Mayor Mike knows the court system works so badly that a Brooklyn judge let a man wanted for shooting someone in a parking lot in North Carolina skate. Lamont Pride then shot a New York City police officer named Peter Figoski. [Click here for TTAG's coverage.]
Notice how prominently figures in Bloomberg's post-game wrap-up in the quad-officer shooting conference.
We have now had eight – that's correct, eight – members of the department shot in the last four months. And this is the second time in the last 24 hours police have been fired upon by armed assailants. All the shootings have a disgraceful fact in common: all were committed with illegal guns that came from out of state. And that is the case with nearly every shooting in our city. We got very lucky tonight, with no life-threatening injuries to officers or innocent bystanders. But sometimes, as you remember, we aren't so lucky, as we saw with the murder of Police Officer Peter Figoski in December. We will continue to do everything that we can take illegal weapons off our streets, but until Congress wakes up and finds some courage to stand up to the gun lobby, illegal guns will continue to end up in the hands of dangerous people like tonight's shooter, who had a small arsenal of illegal guns.
That's it: let's blame the gun lobby and out-of-state gun smugglers for all of the Big Apple's officer-involved shootings. Or, more effectively, not. [h/t Allen]
47 Responses to Mayor Bloomberg = Mayor Blameberg?
Well, gun control certain hasn't worked for Brazil, as we saw in the recent TTAG post. That kind of crime is a common occurrence. Gun rights were all but eliminated in 2003, and yet people are shot all the time. Criminals somehow seem unconcerned that they must commit an additional crime or two to secure weapons. This leaves the situation where the only people with guns are the criminals and the government. Sadly, it can be sometimes be difficult to distinguish the two by their behavior, although they do tend to dress differently.
Foxworth fired 12 rounds at the officers, police said.
The officers include: Det. Michael Keenan, 52, who was shot in front calf; Det. Kenneth Ayala, 40, who was shot twice — once in the thigh and once in the left ankle; Officer Matthew Granahan, 35, who was shot in the calf; and Captn. Al Pizzano, 49, who was grazed in the face.
?? He wasn't trying to kill them, he was trying to kill the rats.
Records show that Foxworth was incarcerated for 10 years for robbery and selling drugs in prison, and two years for attempted murder.
There's the problem. Also, if prisons are surrounded by tall fences, armed guards, and traffic is heavily regulated, and drugs still get in, how does Blameburg plan to keep firearms out of the hands of criminals freely walking the streets?
From his rants that I've read lately it seems that he'd like to break away and have his own little monarchy. I say GOOD RIDDANCE! All of NYC is a huge disgusting toilet bowl. Bloomy can be King of all the shit.
NYC, where the average law abiding citizen has no rights, and the criminals run free.
"That's it: let's blame the gun lobby and out-of-state gun smugglers for all of the Big Apple's officer-involved shootings. Or, more effectively, not."
I can think of several factors that socialize or condition someone to being the person who they are (behavior, views on reality): education, community/political/social environment, mass media (news of the world), entertainment, spiritual ethical teachings (overlaps with education), and even diet, etc. Yet, I think the most important and influential factor in developing a person's character and moral behavior is the quality of the family environment. America's standards are increasingly sliding into the sewer.
Yesterday was Lipstick Day at Trader Joes. All Crew Members (female and male) were encouraged by the TJ human resource department to wear bright lipstick to help deepen their employee teamwork. Really? There was no other or better way, and does TJ really need any improvement in that area? Let's face it: most likely some anti-male feminist in the HR department got the idea from somewhere else how to carry-on the fight in the workplace to feminize men (and make for a better world I guess). Is the solution to stop male gun violence to feminize men or would it be better to instill the traditional values of manliness and old fashioned male codes of honor and responsibility and decency to others? Eight-five percent of men in prison for a second violent offense grew up in today's modern single parent homes and that means usually a mother/female value-based home environment. I don't think the answer is to feminize men and make them more like women. It often seems to backfire at the worst times. On average, just maybe the old fashioned two-parent marriages were actually the best way for a society to co-exist with itself and raise the next generation.
It's always someone else's fault, because as we all know, the little king can do no wrong.
Society's anti-gun crime forces need to focus on the bad guys, not the guns or the gun laws per se.
I'm thinking we arrest the dangerous criminals who stole them. And the ones who modified them. And transported them. And sold them. And bought them. And used them.
But then we could not have the revolving door Legal System we have now.
2013 is Mayor Bonehead's last year in office because he is term limited and he will finally be kicked to the curb of the rotten apple. Now NYC needs a new mayor who will actually comply with the 2nd amendment and do the right thing by the citizens of NY.
Technically he was term limited after two terms but had the law changed so that he could run for a third time. There's no reason why he couldn't do it again and run for a fourth or fifth time. Besides, I think the next mayor will probably be more like David Dinkins than Rudi Gulianni.
Not a surprise from a mayor that turns away private food donations for the homeless because the nanny state worries the donations might not meet salt, fat and fiber standards,
How does someone get shot in the front calf of the leg? Is not the calf in the back of the leg, or did I miss something in bio 101, while checking out Miss Hottotrot's legs in school?
You keep saying "criminals don't obey the law," as if that meant something. It doesn't.
The law abiding gun owners from whom the criminals are getting their guns are the problem. Since we all agree criminals don't obey the laws, let's move on from there. The sources of criminal guns can be controlled better.
1. private sales with no background check
2. straw purchasing
3. theft.
By focusing on the law-abiding gun owners and implementing FOR THE FIRST TIME the kinds of laws that would encourage them to do what they should have been doing right along, we can severely decrease gun flow to the criminals.
Why would you oppose that?
If you can explain to me where the logical stopping point is, you know, the one where we don't ban all guns, please help us.
We tried doing what you're proposing with Sudafed, because of meth fears. It didn't work. What you're suggesting with guns won't work, either, for much the same reasons. The genie is out of the lamp, you are never going to stuff it back in.
Once Mikey has us all disarmed I'm sure the criminals won't use other methods to harm any of us. For those of us good with knives, swords, or martial arts this might not be that big a problem. The rest can thank Mikey and his friends for what happens next.
I don't want to disarm ALL of you, GS.
You'll be happy to know that I don't expect to ever be in a policy-making position. I'm just talking.
My ideas make sense though, that's why the reaction to them comes in either two forms, vicious personal attacking or excessively defensive argument, both types continually claiming what I have to say doesn't matter.
No, that's not what I said.
I said
1. vicious personal attacks
2. excessively defensive responses
which pretty much cover what you guys dish out to me. What else would explain it, if not that I make sense and you don't like it?
"Not approaching intellectual vigor," is an opinion, a judgment call. Same with "willfully wrong."
Considering all you've got invested in this argument, isn't it conceivable that you're a tiny bit biased and that those are NOT accurate descriptions of me?
How many times do I have to lay out the facts concerning background checks and preventing straw purchasing with registration for you to get it. I say you're willfully wrong. And with all your intellectual vigor, whatever the hell that is, you haven't proven a thing to me.
It goes both ways.
It is a fact that if straw purchasers knew they'd have to produce the gun and paperwork at a later date or go to jail, they would stop doing what they do. That's a fact based on human nature and the absolutely safe assumption that some of the straw purchasers are intelligent enough to put 2 and 2 together.
Do you deny that? If we're arguing in good faith, you should not demand facts or proof for that which is self-evident.
Here's another fact. If background checks were required on private sales, SOME of the criminals who heretofore had availed themselves of that method of acquiring guns would be out of luck.
Do you deny that?
"No wonder people are scared of you. Moving on (dot org)"
What's that mean?
I didn't say if something is self-evident to me it's beyond scrutiny. I said you're playing hard to get when you say what's self-evident to me is not to you. Much of what I say and think is not able to be proven with "facts," it requires common sense and honesty. I don't think you're using those, in the name of arguing, all's fair on love and war, and all that.
Our homicide rate compared to the UK is sky high. Our gun rate per capita compared to the UK is sky high. The fact is, if we had the gun control laws of the UK, our homicide rate would be lower.
Now, before you give me that old speech about correlation and causation, just try for a moment to be objective and tell me if that qualifies as a "fact."
It doesn't surprise me in the least that you think your ideas make sense.
Here's the thing, Mike. We don't want criminals to have guns any more than you do. So, as soon as you can deny guns to criminals WITHOUT INCONVENIECING LAW-ABIDING GUN OWNERS AT ALL, we can talk.
Thanks Moon, you are a prince of a guy. No inconvenience at all is where you draw the line to save lives. Wonderful.
My pleasure. I'm certain you'll agree to a background check and 7-day waiting period next time you want to buy a computer, right? Maybe get fingerprinted before joining a new church, yes?
They should make everyone get a full background check, psych eval, liscense, photo ID and training class before having kids. The bill of rights makes no mention of a right to multiply. Think of the lives we could save for just a little inconvenience.
To be fair, I hear the training classes start in fourth grade these days.
As opposed to the death wish that gun-haters like you have for innocent people so that you can be right. FLAME DELETED
Actually most people here draw the line at inconvenience that has no proven factual basis for reducing crime. If mandatory registration and spot checking eliminated violent crime we'd be getting somewhere…but it's done currently in many countries yet they still have violent crime and gun crime. One can easily report registered guns as stolen (right after they've been illegally sold). Or are you planning on putting theft victims in jail?
Not in jail necessarily, but I believe gun owners should be required to secure their guns from theft. Failing to do that should be a criminal offense.
Because I am a grown man and I don't need the State to stand in for my parents. Growing up and becoming a mature adult; something you should consider.
I would simply like an explanation of how Mike's laws or arguments or whatever exactly PREVENT crimes. How exactly do they prevent deaths. How sir?
My ideas would prevent deaths and lower crime by keeping guns out of the hands of unfit individuals. If your bias and defensive posture about gun control does not allow you to see that, than I'm afraid there are no words that can help.
Intentional homicide in the US compared to the UK. That might give you a hint.
"My ideas would do nothing to prevent deaths, lower crime or keep guns out of the hands of unfit individuals. If your clear thinking and maturity about gun control allows you to see that, then I'm afraid there are no words that can help me become a responsible adult."
There, fixed it for you.
Your ideas are to strip Americans of their rights just like you outlined here http://mikeb302000.blogspot.it/2010/08/one-strike-youre-out.html
You have proven that you have no real interest in crime control or reducing deaths. Your only interest is in BANNING all guns. Gun control isn't crime control. Criminals are called criminals because they break laws. 1 law or 1000 laws, they don't care because they aren't going to follow them anyway. Law abiding citizens would end up disarmed victims and criminals would continue to break the law.
Focusing on gun crime is myopic. How about you look at total violent crime per capita? Picture doesn't look so hot for the gun grabbing cause then…oh, right, now I realize why you focus only on gun crime!
But it does Charger. Haven't you seen those recent reports comparing the intentional homicide rates in the US with those in the UK, most of which are done with guns?
Okay, I'll play.
"It is a fact that if straw purchasers knew they'd have to produce the gun and paperwork at a later date or go to jail, they would stop doing what they do."
Certainly some of them would, but you have to consider what the motivation of those purchasers is in the first place. Most straw purchasers are family, friends or acquaintances of the person they are buying for. Some do it for money – those with purely a dollar motive might stop. Many, however, do it for drugs or for drug money. They don't care what's going to happen later – they need drugs now! When it comes time to produce the gun and the paperwork they probably will not be anywhere where the police can find them. Many of these people change addresses and/or names more often than they change their underwear.
Family and friends will just ask the person for the gun back long enough to go show it and the paperwork, or report it stolen. How many times can a person in a high crime area claim their gun has been stolen before they stop passing the background check?
What about sales by crooked gun dealers? What about guns obtained via identity theft? Neither would be touched by your proposed regulations.
That's quite an assumption, which I don't think I agree with.
"Many, however, do it for drugs or for drug money. They don't care what's going to happen later – they need drugs now!"
I would imagine even those who do it to pay for a drug habit are not your trembling-junkie types who need a fix today to stave off the withdrawals. Those guys do smash-and-runs or break-ins, or even armed robberies, things that produce cash quickly.
Most straw purchasers are a bit more aware than that and would be greatly deterred by my program.
"I would imagine even those who do it to pay for a drug habit are not your trembling-junkie types who need a fix today to stave off the withdrawals."
That may be true now, but if your program were implemented then those wanting guns purchased for them would likely change their methods. Using addicts in dire need of a fix would probably increase, as would coerced purchases.
My opinions are based on research and on defendants I see moving through the justice system. "Most straw purchasers are a bit more aware than that and would be greatly deterred by my program." On what do you base that opinion? Any response to the other types of purchasers I mentioned?
FWIW, I agree with you that straw purchasing is a real problem, I just disagree with you on the solution. Frankly, I haven't come up with anything that I think will actually work. Criminals are too adept at beating the system, and there are always those criminals with lots of cash to "invest" who would be more than happy to bring guns from wherever they can be obtained to wherever they are wanted. It's like the drug laws. All the laws that are in place have done little to actually stem the flow of illegal drugs.
Everything you claim is quite an assumption Mikey.

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A group of Labadie residents who oppose the construction of a coal ash landfill in Labadie this week filed an appeal with the Franklin County Board of Zoning Adjustment.
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The Labadie Environmental Organization, a grassroots organization that opposes the landfill, is also a party in the appeal.
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Jennifer Bishop October 2, 2007 ILS Notes: Hellenistic Natural Philosophy Lecture Book: Hellenistic Natural Philosophy (pgs. 69-83) Aristotle died when Alexander the Great was finishing his conquests Alexander enlarged Greek territory Alexander/successors borrowed from the conquered peoples, becoming "Hellenistic" or "greekish" Hellenistic Natural Philosophy- thoughts about nature among scholars throughout Greek empire Schools and Education no formal education required in ancient society only nobility found some education desirable education = paideia 2 parts Gymnastike for the body physical culture/athletics at sports ground, wrestling school, gymnasium Mousike for the mind/spirit the arts- music and poetry took place anywhere eventually there were schools for reading/writing too there was nothing like mass education in existence teachers were private, and used by the aristocrats the Sophists changed the education system more advanced education training of citizens/statesmen called for education in intellectual and political matters taught in public places to attract business Plato's Academy- mature scholars who interacted as equals Religious undercurrent Service of Muses Religious ceremonies? Was not orthodox, accepted any student Aristotle founded a rival school called the Lycium Known for Aristotle's "cooperative research" method Stressed biology vs. Plato's mathematics Taught different metaphysics than Plato 4 most prominent schools in Athens: The Academy- Plato The Lyceum- Aristotle The Stoa- Zeno The Garden of Epicurus- Epicurus Ptolemy founded the Museum Temple to the muses, religious shrine, place of learning Presided over by a priest Major research institution of the period First time advanced learning was founded by royals/public The Lyceum After Aristotle Theophrastus (friend) headed the Lyceum after Aristotle's death Started the "doxographic" tradition- a series of handbooks in which philosophical opinion on a variety of topics was collected The botanical works contain meticulous plant descriptions Theophrastus questioned aspects of Aristotelian natural philosophy Teleology- not everything has a purpose, some things are random 4 elements- fire may not be an element Light/vision- eyes of animals contain fire to see at night Theophrasuts aquired property for the Lyceum Strato took over the lyceum Tried to correct/extend work of Aristotle/Theophrastus Contributed in motion and structure of physical world All bodies have weight in greater or lesser degrees We must consider height when determining speed Bodies are not continuous- void spaces Didn't think there was continual void space Epicureans and Stoics Followers of Plato and Aristotle continued discussing their philosophies Epicurus "the aim of philosophy is to secure happiness" To be happy: eliminate fear of the unknown & supernatural Epicurus' natural philosophy The universe is eternal There is an infinite void Void made up of moving atoms Everything is reducible to atoms and the void Only genuine properties: shape, size, weight No final causes- nothing has a purpose if it has exited forever already All senses are trustworthy Epicurus' doctrine of the Swerve Atoms possess shape, size, AND WEIGHT All atoms fall at the same speed? Atoms set off chain reaction of collisions? Problem: if the world is made up of predetermined causes, then human action can't be free; if humans can't choose freely, they have no responsibility possibility of free will? Zeno of Citium- founder of Stoic Philosophy What Stoics and Epicureans agreed on Subordination of natural philosophy to ethics Persuit of happiness = goal of human existence Nothing else exists besides material things Different views of Stoics and Epicureans of the Universe Epicureans Matter discontinuous and passive Lifeless atoms Only real properties are size, shape, weight Mindless floating over space Stoics Organic universe Continuous and active No natural breaks and no void spaces The cosmos is surrounded by infinite space Besides matter there is an active principle to account for matter's characteristic behavior (pneuma) Pneuma = reason = God Air/fire act, and water/earth are acted upon Various grades of pneuma HEXIS- rocks and minerals PHYSIS- plants and animals PSYCHE- humans and rationale Every living thing is permeated by soul There is a world soul) Cycle theory of the universe Universe purposeful and deterministic causal chains determine sequence of events Lecture Book: Roman and Early Midieval Science (pgs. 33-49) Greeks and Romans Rome grew into a thriving republic Rome extended its influence over Greek lands Roman control didn't mean a loss of Greek culture and learning Rome's aristocracy appreciated Greek achievements in literature, philosophy, politics, and the arts Became bilingual Easy to find Greek teachers anyone who couldn't pay for education needed a patron Romans interested in education with practical value and basic appeal Science and philosophy seen as amusements Learning seen as a leisure-time pursuit Borrowed what seemed interesting or useful from the Greeks Popularizers and Encyclopedists Posidonius- a Stoic Popularizer Universal scholar Determined Earth's circumference Used by Christopher Columbus to calculate travel distance Varro Wrote nine Books of Disciplines, a model for Roman encyclopedias Use of the liberal arts Arts: grammar, rhetoric, logic, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, musical theory, medicine, architecture Defined 7 liberal arts of the medieval schools Cicero Believed in probability The best way to discover the truth is by sifting through past opinions One of the major sources of Stoic philosophy God bears the same relationship to matter as a human soul bears to the human body Didn't care much about mathematical sciences Lucretius Wrote On the Nature of Things Infinity of worlds Astronomical data Mortality of the soul Sense perception Origins of plant and animal life Origins and history of human race Geological phenomena Pliny the Elder Wrote The Natural History Assembled note cards into a book of information Goal: create a storehouse of interesting/entertaining info Purpose: survey the universe and the natural objects that populate it Discussed cosmology, astronomy, geography, anthropology, zoology, botany, mineralogy Communicated bare essentials to the public without observational or mathematical complexity Martianus Capella North African Wrote The Marriage of Philology and Mercury Proofs of the earth's spherical shape Earth is the center of the universe 3 continents of the world: Asia, Europe, Africa Tour of the world Defines numbers as prime/composite; even/odd etc. Basic cosmological/astronomical information Discussion of inferior planets (Mercury and Venus) which move through orbits centered on the sun Translations loss of leisure due to political turmoil/war/urban decline Empire divided into East and West bilingualism declined 2 men translated some Greek literature into Latin Calcidius Translated Plato's Timaeus to Latin Wrote a long commentary on it Boethius Translated Aristotle's logical works Wrote handbooks on the liberal arts West completely cut off from original Greek science and natural philosophy Course Reader: Pliny the Elder's Natural History (pgs. 47-55) writes to Emperor Titus about his encyclopedia dedicates the book to Titus sees his books as unremarkable, a source of entertainment subject: the natural world barren topic uses "barbarian words" says his path isn't well-worn by writers other subjects have become over-exposed by publication, and are boring thinks his willingness to try something new is commendable irate at Livy: author who wanted to retire instead of write it would have been more meritorious to have persevered because of love of the work rather than fro his own peace of mind! "we need works of reference, not books" added to his books things he discovered from personal experience admits that some facts eluded him; he is only human prefaced his books with the names of his authorities shows modesty feels past writers have been copied without credit made a table of index Jennifer Bishop October 2, 2007 Lecture Notes: the Hellenistic World and Hellenization Thinking of the philosophers was carried on within their schools The 4 Schools of Athens (beginning in the 3rd c. BCE) Plato's Academy Aristotle's Lyceum Zeno of Citium's Stoa Stoicism- refers to painted columns, where Zeno spoke Pneuma Epicurus' Garden Plurality of philosophical thought in Athens The Rise of Alexandria (upper Egypt) change in intellectual leadership Ptolemy introduces the thought of making planetary predictions cites the people who came before him fuses Greek and non-Greek elements together to make philosophical claims good example of possibilities available in Hellenistic world Greek astronomical tradition We can approach cosmology by applying geometry to solve problems Aristarchus Tries to figure out distance between sun, moon, earth (right triangle) Apply trigonometry Ratios of sun/earth to earth/moon is 20:1 Wasn't accurate, but he showed that philosophy wasn't just about intellectual discussion, it was about application Eratosthenes Determines the circumference of the earth using geometry (25-30000 miles) Was a relatively accurate estimate Babylonian astronomical tradition Observational database of planets Babylonians wanted to know where the planets would be located (prediction) Greek Medicine Shift of importance- people go to Alexandria instead of Athens to learn about medicine Alexandria is a royal city Dissection of human bodies regularly practiced in Alexandria Center for discussions on human anatomy and physiology Galen- second most famous physician of all time lived in same time period as Ptolemy traveled extensively to study medicine spent lots of time in Alexandria, where he could access manuscripts in museums and participate in intellectual meetings career illustrates importance of Alexandria later career takes him to Rome new changing in thinking about natural philosophy, medicine, etc. The Roman World and Hellenization Virgil writes poem about the origins of Rome Rome was actually nothing during the time of Alexander the Great No political/economical influence on other regions Romans did a 180 and conquered Greece and Mediterranean, along with other areas that had never been explored As Rome extends its militarism, Greece extends its culture Hellenization! Greek philosophy was something educated Romans prided themselves on Greek philosophy was something the Romans thought they could gain by conquering the region Romans put a high value on Greek philosophy Roman empires were willing to support the plurality of philosophical thinking (stoicism, epicurianism, etc.) Pliny the Elder well-schooled in Greek philosophy favored stoicism The Natural History Has dedication to Titus Writes in Latin, not language of Greeks Writes for everyone Attempt at popularization Wants his book to be read by the masses Reference book to address everything Table of contents Practical interest Varro Martinius Capella The liberal arts- "a free man" The arts any free man/woman would know to be educated Romans contributed to development of Greek philosophical traditions Imperialism In Pliny's encyclopedia, the language used is Roman Also emphasizes practicality (a Roman value)
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Thursday, September 16, 2010
CT Homeschool Mother Takes Children To Hayes Trial
It is most interesting to me that the media has fixated on this homeschool parent as a story.
I have known many homeschoolers who have taken their kids to courtrooms, participated in mock trial, and have openly discussed many aspects of real life with their young kids.
In the same breath, critics of homeschooling are apt to say that homeschoolers are shielded from the real world.. now with this media piece they are saying that they are harshly presented with the real world. So which is it?
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Bravo to this homeschool mom who has taken her kids to a courtroom, that is open to the public, for a very important civics lesson.
Horrific crime?
Of course.
But it's not like she hasn't prepared them for it.
She obviously has.
Judging by her child's response to reporters, it looks like they are prepared to go into a courtroom. It is unlikely they will see the entire trial, but it is apparent that they have been doing a lot of talking about this case beforehand. Seven year old Shreyoshi Ghoshray wants to be a lawyer someday. I'd say she has an excellent start.
This is precisely why homeschoolers out perform their peers.
They aren't dumbed down and treated like they cannot handle life.
They are taught meaningful lessons about life and society by people who really know them the best. Rest assured homeschool parents know what their kids can and cannot deal with.
What did most seven year olds do today in government school?
Probably learned about sex and drugs and how to use swear words, or how to parrot back whatever the teacher tells them.
Now, can the media go away and report on some real news?
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- christinemm said...
Thanks for blogging this as I'd not heard this media story.
Wow the girl intereviewed was so eloquent. I'm impressed.
There is an odd blend of sheltering done by public schools yet other times they over-expose kids to things and say they need to know what is out there so sometimes they corrupt a child's innocence. The core issue is that schools think they know more than parents and they want to be the ones to decide what a child is exposed to.
Perhaps every schooled student should have a field trip to some sort of real court case at least once in their 13 years of public school education. But as of now that is just not done.
- September 16, 2010 at 11:05 AM
In this case I have to disagree. This trial is detailing extremely horrible and graphic events. I do not believe that a 6 or 7 year old is ready to hear a first hand eye-witness account for how the bodies of this mother and her two beautiful young children were raped, tied to their beds, had fuel poured on their bodies and then set aflame. On the day those children came photos of the burnt victims were passed to the jury and other members of the media. What if one of those children had stolen a glimpse?This is something most adults would not be able to stand.
I am not saying that children should be sheltered and not be able to watch the news but this topic is much too horrific for a child to hear about first hand.
This woman's child wants to be a lawyer and be on the Supreme Court? I think that is terrific. Take them to another trial; perhaps one that won't risk giving them nightmares for years to come.
Also, I am not trying to say that I know this woman's own children better than she does. Hopefully they will have nothing but positive impact from this trip. But this subject matter is absolutely much too sensitive.
- September 16, 2010 at 1:43 PM
- Ina's 5 and our Native Homeschool Blog said...
Both my parents, an Aunt and an Uncle all worked in criminal court. My siblings and I often stopped by after school and watched case. I remember some sick days where I wasn't to sick where I went to work with my parents. I learned a lot about the criminal system. I was also very aware that there were consequences for actions beyond my parents. I think it is a good lesson. As for the horror of it, we all see it not just on tv shows but in the news. Best to see it in it's rightful arena, not distorted on tv and in the news.
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Dr. Cara Ferguson MD Patient Reviews
- Internal Medicine North Myrtle Beach, SC
Overall Rating
32 Patient Reviews
- Friendly Staff
- Promptness
- Appropriate Followup
- Spends Time With Patients
- Bedside Manner
- Fair and Accurate Diagnosis
- Easy Appointments
- Wait Time 29.4 minutes
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5.0 of 5
January 30th, 2016
Very Pleased
Once you are an established patient there is no problem getting an appointment. The only thing that I do not care for is the wait time however she is a great Dr and worth the wait.
5.0 of 5
September 3rd, 2015
A great person and DR.
5.0 of 5
May 14th, 2015
I like Dr. Ferguson so much that I now live 3.5 hrs. away and still go to Dr. Ferguson she checks everything. She cares for you.
5.0 of 5
March 10th, 2015
Left Dr Ferguson's office feeling like a patient and not a number. She spent time with me and did a thorough examination. Would recommend her to my dearest friends and family.
1.0 of 5
September 24th, 2014
This is a very expensive practice! An appointment....then lab work...then another appointment to discuss lab work when each time it was completely normal! 3 separate charges billed to my insurance company. Lab work every six months for no reason when previous labs were completely normal. Dr. Ferguson puts too many decisions in the patient's hands instead of offering advice on what she feels is in the patient's best interest. I have a new physician now that does routine lab work once a year and calls with the results instead of billing me for an unnecessary appointment. I owe Dr. Ferguson an exorbitant amount of money beyond my insurance and I have excellent coverage. I never should have let this practice demand so many follow up appointments. On one occasion I called for a refill on a medication Dr. Ferguson had given me with only a months supply,,,when I called for a refill I was told I would have to make an appointment! I stated that I was just there a month ago but I was told...."I am sorry...you will have to make an appointment". I did because I needed the medication and they knew that! That was my LAST appointment.
5.0 of 5
July 8th, 2014
I've been a patient of Dr Ferguson's for a couple of years. I immediately had trouble with staff. They wouldn't let me make my own referrals as I have always done. And all the follow up appts they required. The office manager said to me that I should think I would be happy that the dr has that kind of interest and also suggested that I may be happier going to another Dr!! I was dumbfounded! When I would call the office with a problem it was like trying to break out of jail to get to her!! And they would drill me like the gestapo!! I resent being treated like this. THEY are not the Dr! I also had trouble with the billing woman. Keeping in mind I have never had to pay anything but co pay all my life. I worked for an excellent company. When I got hit with a bill that was not normal I called my insurance and they called the billing woman with me on the phone..When she couldn't explain the bill to me so that I could understand she said to me...I've wasted enough time on you and these phone calls!! I still don't understand their billing!! But I stayed because I liked Dr Ferguson very much. She is attentive and listens and has gotten me thru a couple of bad times. She does talk fast and I have to ask her to slow down lol but she is very thorough! I also like the nursing staff!! It just seems to be the clerical and managerial staff that was the problem. There have been some changes so it's been a little better.
3.7 of 5
April 1st, 2014
Doctor nice but office staff difficult
Let me start by saying that Dr. Ferguson was very nice and attentive. Willing to listen and do her best to educate you on different options, etc. all while letting you be actively involved in the decisions on treatment and next steps. The challenging & frustrating part is getting to Dr. Ferguson. Just making an appointment took me three phone calls because the person answering the phone (Fran) couldn't make an appointment and I never received a follow up/return call. Then once I arrived I waited at least 30 minutes before being called back and another 15 minutes in the room. It's frustrating to have to wait so long for a visit that lasts 15-20 minutes at most. If you are looking for a good doctor and have patience to deal with the slowness and difficult staff then this practice will be a good one for you.
5.0 of 5
October 25th, 2013
Highly Recommend !!!!!
Dr. Ferguson literally saved my life by ordering the RIGHT tests to diagnose my disease. I casually mentioned some changes I was experiencing recently at an annual exam. She ordered some tests that diagnosed my condition 2 to 4 years before symptoms would have occurred. My disease is so rare that it may have gone undiagnosed if not for Dr. Ferguson's instincts and knowledge. The specialist I needed to see gave me an appointment 2 months into the future and Dr. Ferguson moved it up to 10 days. I highly recommend Dr. Ferguson because she is a great listener. That is what it takes to be successful at everything !!
5.0 of 5
April 16th, 2013
Dr. Ferguson is awesome!!!
Dr. Cara Ferguson is absolutely the most professional, knowledgeable, efficient, kind and attentive primary physician I have ever experienced. My husband visited Dr. Ferguson with symptoms of pain in his neck, shoulders and arm, at which time Dr. Ferguson sent him for an X-ray, then an MRI. On the day of the MRI, we were called into her office to discuss the results. Dr. Ferguson explained the radiologist has seen a âspotâ and would like to do a second MRI and focus on the brain. The Brain MRI was completed the next morning and Dr. Ferguson called us back in her office the SAME day. Per the Radiologist, the MRI determined there is a âmassâ in the brain that most likely would require a biopsy and/or be removed. We chose Duke for this procedure so Dr. Fergusonâs professional and efficient staff contacted Duke immediately and called us the following morning saying Duke would call us the SAME dayâ¦they DID (it was from the Intake Doctor). The following day, we received another call from the Intake Doctor informing us that the MRI showed a tumor and it would require removal. Everyone, including my husband and myself, expeditiously provided Duke with all records and information necessary in handling our case. We were informed by Duke that we could expect a call, perhaps today, from the neurosurgeon advising us of the date of surgery. It is our belief that Dr. Fergusonâs immediate response to my husbandâs situation (this entire process has taken less than a week including the weekend) and through Godâs healing Grace, my husbandâs tumor will be successfully surgically removed and we have a positive attitude through Faith in God that he will not need any further treatment. We are most appreciative of Dr. Ferguson and her staff and give praises to our Heavenly Father, the great Physician for guiding us through the difficult time.
2.3 of 5
January 21st, 2012
Office staff difficult
This doctor insists that only THEY can do referrals to specialists even if you have a PPO plan. They also insist on follow up visits even if not needed this is just extra billing for their office and less in my pocket. Referrals often take a week or more, even if urgent. Doctor is young, new practice
5.0 of 5
January 2nd, 2012
During my 2 visits with DR. Ferguson she has been very thorough in her exam and very clear in her diagnoses and prognoses. I have also found the staff polite and efficient.
2.3 of 5
June 9th, 2011
Too co$tly for me
Was not happy about making an appointment to review blood work which $howed no change from previou$ work up. A phone call would have served the same purpose.This practice is not for average income patient$.
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Vijender Singh, Olympic bronze-medalist will now feature in a thriller flick which also stars Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar.
The movie is named 'Fugly' and will be helmed by kabir Sadanand and produced by Kumar's Grazing Goat Pictures.
"We have Vijender in our film. He was perfect for the role. He will go through acting workshops," Sadanand said.
The filmmakers have been in talks with Vijender Singh for a while now and finally a deal has been struck.
"It is a social-thriller film with a strong message," Sadanand said while refusing to divulge details about the issue that the film will highlight.
Besides Singh, there are other actors aswell but the director hasn't given any more details about the cast. "We have some actors on our wish list, but we would not like to take any names," Sadanand said.
Besides this movie which is set to go on the floors by August, Sadanand is now looking forward to his next movie, "Golu aur Pappua', a comedy that will be starring Vir Das and Kunal Roy Kapoor.
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At a time when many large property developments have ground to a halt, one 304-unit apartment complex in southeast Largo is pushing ahead.
The Largo Villas project passed a zoning hurdle Tuesday night as city commissioners unanimously voted to allow an increase in housing density while reducing the number of planned parking spaces.
City planners have decided to support the project because of its potential to jump-start other development around the hardscrabble stretch of 66th Street N near Ulmerton Road where the site is located.
Commissioners had concerns that there were not enough spaces in the plan, but data provided by the developer put them at ease.
"It's located near some of the employment centers. That's part of the reason we're supporting it," said city community development director Carol Stricklin.
"If you look just north of it, part of it was converted to private storage, part of it's vacant. It could help the 66th Street corridor."
The apartment complex would be located on the former site of a golf driving range, now abandoned and overgrown with vegetation.
Dennis Winzler, president of Fairfield Building Co., the project developer, said that while securing financing for the $20 million project is proving to be a tough sell, his market research shows the Pinellas rental apartment market has not completely met demand because of the lack of space to build.
"We've done a full market appraisal. This market has not added the rental supply that other areas around the state have," Winzler said.
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No staff cuts expected in merger of Bridgeville, South Fayette libraries
The Bridgeville Public Library won't lose any staff positions as a result of its operations merger with the South Fayette Library.
In fact, South Fayette Library director Rebecca Long said she hopes the opposite will occur.
"We're actually going to add positions and (staff) hours," said Long, who has been overseeing both libraries since the beginning of the year.
She said three people work the floor of the library, which has had financial troubles, but the hope is to increase that number to five plus a children's programming director.
A manager is being hired for the Bridgeville facility. Former library director Donna Taylor's position was eliminated as part of the merger.
Long said she has received five applications for the manager's position, and she is rewriting the duties of other positions.
"It's going to be kind of all new positions," she said. "Anyone is free to apply for a new position. I am being conscious of the skill set of current staff and what they would like to do and how they would fit in moving forward."
Mike Aquilina III, library trustees secretary and borough liaison, said plans have focused on operations.
"We've been focusing on getting Rebecca (Long) on board, getting the job descriptions written and getting a manager brought in," he said. "We're excited to kick off the strategic component."
The strategic side will focus on cooperation with South Fayette, he said, including designing programming that can be used in both libraries.
"I think things are going very well," he said.
Long said she doesn't plan to start taking applications for the rewritten positions until a library manager has been hired.
Changes have been made to the Bridgeville library's operating budget.
The spending plan was slashed from $400,000 in 2012 to $200,000 last year, and Long said the estimated operating budget for 2014 is just more than $153,000.
"The Bridgeville library is still going to have control over funds for the physical facility and for taking care of equipment in the facility. That will remain with the Bridgeville board," Long said. "We will take the (Regional Asset District) funding, state aid and money the borough gives for support."
She said officials approved an increase to Bridgeville's programming budget — from $2,000 to $4,000.
Staff training needs were addressed, Long said, and she has written a behavior policy for patrons, something the library previously lacked.


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Since the seminal federal study "A Nation at Risk" launched the modern educational-reform movement in 1983, America's K-12 schools have faced persistent pressure for greater accountability and improved results. The reforms have been imperfect and the outcomes uneven, but the irreversible direction has been toward stiffening both expectations and consequences for what students achieve from elementary grades through high school.
Over these stormy decades of "education wars," the nation's colleges and universities almost completely escaped similar scrutiny. "When it comes to higher education, we are really 25 years behind K-12 education, at least in accountability," says Michael Dannenberg, higher-education director at the Education Trust, which advocates for low-income children.
But now, the accountability revolution that reshaped K-12 is reaching critical mass for the cap-and-gown set. From President Obama and governors such as California's Jerry Brown to leading foundations and educators, more voices are insisting that postsecondary schools confront the intertwined problems of rising tuition, exploding student debt, and disappointing completion rates. "People are realizing, we [need] some way to get … more bang for our buck," said Tom Kane, a Harvard professor of education and economics who advised a coalition of prominent educators and foundations that recently issued a reform blueprint called "The American Dream 2.0." (National Journal)
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Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE ReviewSamsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE
With an Android 4.0.4 underpinning, the Galaxy Victory 4G LTE runs the now-familiar new version of TouchWiz, dubbed Nature UX. Samsung has made many improvements over previous versions of TouchWiz, and the result is overall more cohesion throughout the UI. The Galaxy Victory doesn't offer all of the bells and whistles of the Galaxy S III, for instance Smart Stay eye-tracking has been stripped out, but the more prominent ones like S Beam and S Voice carry over to this mid-range Galaxy entry.
There are many included apps with the Galaxy Victory, most of which are part of Samsung's app suite like Media Hub, Samsung Apps and S Suggest (which simply suggests apps from the Play Store.) Samsung has also reworked their keyboard to offer tracing functionality, similar to Swype. For their part, Sprint has kept the bloatware down and only included Sprint Zone Hotspot, Voicemail and ID, at least half of which are functional apps.
Sprint ID, while the default pack is the Nature UX and most other packs don't offer much in the way of content, it is notable that you can install the My ID pack we saw on the Kyocera Rise. That means that users basically have the option of ditching the TouchWiz launcher for vanilla Android 4.0, though the lock screen and apps keep their Samsung redesign. This is at least a step forward, and in a perfect world manufacturers would offer a dual-boot option where you could choose their skin or stock Android.
Powered by a 1.2GHz dual core Qualcomm S4 Lite (MSM8960) processor paired with 1GB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage, the Galaxy Victory has plenty of power to run Samsung's Nature UX. The overall experience is smooth, though it did exhibit some lag when moving in and out of apps or the app drawer. The Galaxy Victory performed admirably in our benchmark testing, finishing all of our tests below but within range of the Galaxy S III.
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With the inclusion of LTE, NFC Bluetooth 4.0, GPS and Wi-Fi a/b/g/n, the Samsung Galaxy Victory offers all of the latest connection standards. The Galaxy Victory has the ability to send files to other devices many ways; via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi direct or with NFC using either S Beam or Android Beam.
While we usually suggest downloading Chrome on Ice Cream Sandwich devices, we found the stock browser to be surprisingly smoother with double tap and pinch to zoom.
15 Comments
1. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4328; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Brian...is it that my browser is having a problem or you forgot to mention about the video playback and codec supported by the phone?
Looks nice though chubby...and what's different here, a thing that i liked, is the absence of the Samsung signatured rectangular physical home key...was wondering when Samsung would keep that button away.
2. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA...............8? an 8??? and to think i just got done reading Daniels review on the Xperia T and he gave it an 8 as well...........i just wanna say this, these reviews by PA are just as opinionated as our very own reviews......to blatanly give this "low" end phone a 8 (yes low end, 4 inch "W" VGA not even qHD screen, bad design, and 5 mp shooter) REEEALY goes to show you that it does indeed boil down to wether "YOU" like and are satisfied with the phone of your choice....My only problem is when you do this, give opinionated reviews, and then rate it unjustly, it makes people SHY away from the device because they feel its not enough or they can do better........not trying to be rude, but their is no way in hell you are going to give this particular phone an 8, while great phones like the Photon Q, the Xperia T, and even the Galaxy S Relay, An 8 and UNDER! this phone should have gotten what some one here gave the Photon Q.......A 7! or to be honest......A 6.5.......based on bad design, under par screen, and low pixel density alone........good day phone arena
3. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3823; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
You're looking at it entirely wrong. You can't compare high-end devices to low-end devices. If that was how it was done, then all low-end devices would receive scores in the 1-3 range compared to the Galaxy S3s of the world. Devices receive scores based only on how other devices in their own range perform. That's the way it's done.
4. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3823; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
Now, that being said, the review score for this phone certainly does seem a little high.
5. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
lol......there are NO catergories as far as i know.....the ratings seem to be an "overall" rating for every phone here....
6. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4328; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Can i blame it on the Galaxy SIII-esque look of it?? Just a question...
7. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3823; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
I only say that because I remember specifically reading it somewhere on this site after thinking the same thing a few times. It makes sense when you think about it. There's just no way to review a phone like this on the same scale as a top of the line, flagship device. I tried to find where I read it, but I couldn't. :-\
9. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
yea i agree it makes sense but just know that if it confused people like you and me, then its doing it to others as well.....
10. KFear (Posts: 147; Member since: 06 Feb 2012)
I agree too. They don't rate them on the same scale as the big daddies. For a mid-range device, aside from it's size and weight, it's pretty gosh darn good!
11. g2a5b0e (Posts: 3823; Member since: 08 Jun 2012)
Found it!
14. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4328; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Yay!! :D
13. Doakie (Posts: 2227; Member since: 06 May 2009)
You know I read your comment and tried to view things your way, but I just don't see the logic. You're fully dismissing this phone due to "low screen resolution" and a 5 MP shooter... If you compare this to Sprints closest offering from Apple, last years iPhone 4S the Galaxy Victory isn't really that bad. Let's go down the list, this is a feature/spec comparison. I'm not going to argue which voice assistant or video chat is better, simply if it has certain features.
Price: Victory (Victory $49 at Amazon vs iPhone $99 at Sprint)
Overall size: iPhone
Screen size: Victory
Screen resolution & technology: iPhone
Battery: Victory (User swappable vs fixed)
Processor/RAM: Tie (Both run smooth, neither is overly laggy)
Storage: Victory (User swappable vs fixed)
Camera: iPhone
Camcorder: iPhone
Video chat: Tie (Google Talk vs FaceTime)
Voice Assistant: Tie (S Voice vs Siri)
LTE: Victory
NFC: Victory
The Galaxy Victory isnt a bad device for sub $100. In fact it gives you plenty of new tech features for a price that is cheaper than last year's tech. I agree that the Photon Q should have gotten a higher score, but to dismiss the Victory due to low PPI and a design you deem as bad seems very close minded.
8. satanrules (Posts: 19; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
Samsung's back cover's never fail to disappoint.
15. mzhelaineous (Posts: 1; Member since: 03 Dec 2012)
The problem with these so-called reviews, is that the feedback is more confusing than the review! I just ordered this phone as it was a "free" phone on the Sprint plan for a Christmas
special. I live on a very limited income so I got what I could afford. The reviews aren't sparkling, but as a free phone, I didn't expect it to be a phone equivalent to a high-end phone. However, I started reading the feedback, and to my horror, I now wonder if this phone will even be functional when I get it. I hope people who leave feedback can be more sensitive to other consumers with limited incomes who get these phones because we "have" to rather than want to and perhaps offer some positive feedback occasionally.
Just my humble opinion.
Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTEOS: Android 4.1 4.0.4
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|4.0 inches, 480 x 800 pixels (233 ppi) LCD
|5 megapixels
Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Lite, Dual-core, 1200 MHz
|4.80 x 2.50 x 0.50 inches
(121.9 x 63.5 x 12.7 mm)
4.9 oz (139 g)
|2100 mAh, 7 hours talk time


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West End, NC (October 29, 2010) — Polarmax technical base layers is proud to announce Pro Staff member and Charlotte, NC native Macon Dunnagan has completed his record breaking attempt to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro three times in less than 30 days. The experienced Kilimanjaro climber and Sons of Kilimanjaro author is the first to reach the roof of Africa repeatedly in such a short period of time.
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