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In this interview with Ejiofor Alike of ThisDay newspaper, our Managing Director, Mr. Adams Okoene, spoke on the company's operations, prospects and challenges as well as losses due to tampering of their pipelines and local bunkering.
First of all, it is the grace of God, because you can be the cleverest, the richest, but if the grace of God isn't there, nothing would happen. So I give God the glory that we have been successful. Having said that, it takes a lot to bring a field on stream, you need to have the expertise, you need to have the money and you need to be able to co-exist with your communities. I know some of the awards that were made had all kinds of difficulties. To get the agreement signed was a problem for quite a number of them. And then of course to get the money you need to develop the field was problematic. For the banking industry in this country, their appetite for risk was very low and therefore if you were looking towards the Nigerian banking industry to fund what you need to do,… a few years ago it was a very difficult thing. But that is changing because the appetite for risk in Nigerian banks is now much better and oil industry is high risk, high reward.
So if you were not prepared to take the risk, then you wouldn't get high rewards that come. We were lucky we had some money and was prepared to take the risk on our behalf and that is why I always mention Mart Resources Inc. they came to us, they had the money and they were prepared to take the risk and we signed an agreement with them to provide what is needed to develop the fields we have been successful and we have been able to work the agreement not only between us and Sun Trust, the 30 percent JV partner. We are the operator and Sun Trust is the non- operator. We have also been able to work the agreement between us Mart Resources. To a large extent, the success of the field was dependent on our ability to work close to the agreements. The other part of it is working with the communities. No matter how much money you have or approvals you get from the government, if the communities don't let you operate you would not be able to operate. So the final license to operate comes from the communities. So once you have reached an agreement with the communities and you are able to come to accommodation between yourself and the communities, then you can operate. So those are the key elements that have ensured our success in this field.
We have been hard working; we have been flexible in our approach and you have to learn to sometimes bend over backwards to accommodate others. If you maintain a rigid position and your partner maintain a rigid position, nobody is going anywhere. I think is a part of the problem those other people have had and they have had other issues as well as such as financing, etc. so you have to be prepared to be flexible. The same thing applies to the situation that Midwestern was in; you have to take a view on any issue. Well this is our position we must maintain this position and the other person maintains his own position, then nothing happens.
I take this aspect of the business very critical. It is as critical for me as health, safety and environment. I have three host communities and I want them to believe in me, I want them to believe in me when I say I am going to do anything for them. First of all, I believe I would do it and then agree with them on the plan of implementation. I want them to see in me actually implementing the milestone that I have said I would implement and then integrity comes in. They believe what you say. When they see you are actually implementing what you have said you would do, then trust is built. If there is no trust, you really cannot get anywhere. I have a budget every year that is agreed between me and the host communities. Once the trust is built, half of the problem is solved. The other half is being able to stay clear from internal problems of the community. Those internal problems would be there, even the best communities have internal problems because not everybody believes what is good for the community is good for them. Some believe what enters their pockets is only what they want to see. So if you are going to be successful, you have to maneuver your way through those internal issues and still be able to do the things you believe are the things that are good for the communities. But you then have to agree on a system with the community that enables you to do projects and things for the community without the cash ending up in a few pockets in the community. We have a principle of no cash. We put the money in projects that people can see and the best for a community as a whole. And the fact that we have the Delta State on our side and part of the ownership of the company helps. Delta State government has also said no cash and when things get difficult, we can always tell the communities not to forget we have a big brother called Delta State government.
We have built community centers. We have awarded scholarships, we have given out books to schools, and we have supported the communities in terms of when they have festivals and so on. We have built roads for the community, but for me, the star project is the amenity ward we are about to start building in Kwale. It is going to be the best around that place. We have taken the step to get necessary approvals so all the processes for approving health schemes, we already have.
It has taken a bit of time because of the approvals and I believe that even it is something that is good for the community, due process must be followed. It has taken a bit of time but that would be the star project.
Our immediate target is to produce the amount of crude that is locked behind the pipe that we cannot produce. To do that, we are currently building another evacuation pipeline. So instead of going through the Agip facilities and going through Brass terminal, this would go westward through Eriemo manifold to Forcados. It would be supplementary to what we have and we are having a lot of issues in building that pipeline because it runs through about 30 communities and that is 30 problems. But we hoping we would be able to get that pipeline in place the first quarter of next year and that would help us evacuate all that we are capable of producing.
We also intend to develop the field more. There are prospect we have not evacuated yet and we are hopeful we would be able to produce between 25,000 to 30,000 barrels per day from that field.
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Meet Simone
Welcome to Ingling! I'm Simone, the creator of this blog. I started this blog in September of 2016, and have been working to teach English conversation and improve accents since 2013.
Travelling the world
I've lived in France, Chile, and now I live in Spain.
I've been teaching English since 2013.
I LOVE what I do. I LOVE languages, travelling, and teaching.
our little family
On the left is Rodrigo (my boyfriend) and I.
Then our cat, Arya, who is three years old.
Little Shadow at the bottom, a lab mix, who is now four months old (a little baby in this picture).
My journey toward starting this blog, and teaching English, started at the age of 12.
In school we had two foreign language options: French and Spanish. I chose both.
At the age of 18, I saved up every penny I had earned from my after-school job, and backpacked through Europe for three months.

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Russia is the largest country in the world, with very low population density and an intricate interplay of neighbors. Its vast territory makes Russia a self-sufficient universe containing everything it might need for development. On the other hand, low population density and permeability of borders make it internally fragile and heavily exposed to the influence of its neighbors.
Since Russia's key possibilities for development lie within the country, its main foreign policy goal is to block external negative influences and avoid being drawn into confrontation with opponents. Historically, the outside world and internal political stability, which are closely interrelated, have always been the principal condition for utilizing Russia's advantages.
Russia has existed within its present borders (excluding the North Caucasus and Khabarovsk Territory) for more than three centuries since the time of Peter the Great. Creating and preserving the world's largest state amid fierce competition is undoubtedly an achievement of the Russian people.
But the Russian state has a number of vulnerabilities. Historically, Russia has been known for large distances between towns, the absence of natural defenses against external invasions, exposed lines of communication, a harsh northern climate and a short growing season. Many regions of the country are not suitable for farming, and the main industrial centers are far away from energy sources. The government has to ensure security and maintain uniform health service and education standards across 11 time zones from Magadan to Kaliningrad.
All of the above makes the country fragile, value-added production complicated and social changes slow. Keeping the large Russian state running is a monumental and truly unprecedented task. That is why internal weakening and social implosion always were and remain the main threat for Russia. In most cases internal implosions threw countries back decades in their development and sometimes jeopardized their very survival.
Russian authorities try to address the country's fragility and permeability by strengthening military security and stimulating steady population growth. By so doing, they try to increase the vitality of the state and make it more resilient to external and internal stresses.
Russia's foreign policy is a direct continuation of the domestic one. Over the past three centuries, Moscow has been the dynamic core of Eurasia and a major attraction for its neighbors. Russia was among the first to have brought the fruits of European culture to the Caucasus, Central Asia and the Far East. But in the 21st century the future of Eurasia will not be shaped entirely by Russia, which will have to compete with China, the European Union, the United States, Turkey and Iran. Russia should secure its place among great powers at the negotiating table in order not to become an item on their menu.
Key external threats to Russia come from Islamic extremism in Syria and Iraq, drug trafficking from Afghanistan, a possible escalation of conflicts in post-Soviet countries around North Korea or Iran and the civil war in Ukraine. The imperative of maintaining strategic stability with the United States requires that Moscow modernize its armed forces, military-industrial complex and global navigation and space communication systems. Unresolved problems in Europe's security and bloc-based approaches to it leave Russia no choice but view NATO as a potential military adversary.
Of all the post-Soviet states, it is Russia that benefited the most from the disintegration of the Soviet Union. But Russia lost critical infrastructure facilities (pipelines, railroads, seaports, military bases, spaceports and production capacities) which remained in Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan. For 20 years, the main purpose of Russia's policy was to remove major Soviet infrastructure facilities from under the influence of hostile neighbors, while building preferential relations and alliances with friendly states such as Belarus, Kazakhstan and Armenia. Russia also tried to reduce its dependence on Ukraine by laying alternative pipelines bypassing Ukraine, building a new base for the Black Sea Fleet in Novorossiysk and relocating defense contracts from Ukrainian enterprises to Russian ones. Following the reincorporation of Crimea, Russia has no more vital interests left outside its borders: neither the rocket launch site in Kazakhstan, nor cargo ports in the Baltic States, nor the railroads in Belarus can serve as a pretext for Moscow's claims. Russia will have to interfere in the internal affairs of post-Soviet states only if ethnic Russians living there are subjected to repression. In all other instances, Russia will avoid getting involved in conflicts along its borders.
Russia seeks to become a leading world power along with the United States and China, but with no success so far. By waiting and building up its strength, Russia becomes a strategic balancer which should be interested in remaining independent in pursuing its own policy and assessing international events. A key international threat to Russia will stem from the need to stray from the role of balancer and join one of the centers of global competition in the 21st century — the U.S. or China.
• Andrei Sushentsov is program director at the Valdai International Discussion Club, Head of the Foreign Policy Advisory Group and Associate Professor at the MGIMO University of Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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I believe I've discovered a new chapter of myself, growing a new leaf could be another way of saying it.
I'm not totally sure it happened, to be honest. As I had mentioned before, I had essentially stopped writing, having cut myself off from my inner author for the pursuit of... well, I have no idea what the hell I was pursuing, but I think I found it.
Maybe I'm not the only one here who gets feelings that makes it impossible to write. You know what they are; to some, it's depression. The idea of the darkness swallowing you whole makes you so morbid, you can't fathom to pick up a pen and paper to write unless you plan on creating a mass murderer killing out of loneliness.
To others, it's happiness. Even when you think you can write because you're all smiles and your world is perfect and golden, you can't. All you get is images of sugary rainbows and unicorns dancing over chocolate. While happy endings are always something we want to achieve, sometimes the story in your head just doesn't call for it.
Then there's that neutral patch. You're not happy, but you're not sad either. You're there. You're living. It's life. Eh. Yes, those moments happen, too, and when they do, it sucks. It's like the dreary skies without the pouring rain.
I think I can safely say that my writing tends to be its best when I'm depressed. It's a sad thing to say, I know. Who wants to admit they can't write unless their life is hell and there's no light at the end of the tunnel? No one wants to, in reality, but inwardly we recognize and acknowledge it. We know our happy skies will eventually bring pouring rain, and then we can go back to our computers and notebooks and scribble out every detail that eluded us under the shining sun.
But something's not right this time. Today, for the first time in who-knows-how-long, I was writing. But not only was I writing, I was editing. Tweaking, fixing, buffing, polishing, whatever you choose to call it. And the heart of it all? I was writing while happy. Holy hell Batman, what's wrong with me?
In a way, I kind of want to thank my boyfriend, Tim, for this. I know he didn't put my fingers to the keyboard, didn't craft the words in my head, but you know what? He loved me, and still loves me. He's stood by my side since he learned of my goal to become a published novelist, and never once did he waver. "Do whatever makes you happy," he said to me, and I haven't forgotten those words yet. No one in my personal life has said that to me, not my parents, not my past boyfriends, not my friends. This one boy, who is facing his own trials and demons between his home and his job, is coaching me, the girl in a comfortable home with everything she could ever need, to do whatever makes me happy in life. If that means I want to change my mind every few months, he's okay with that. If that means I want to do five different mini-careers at once, he's going to support me through it, and encourage me to succeed.
I don't think I've ever loved someone as much as I love him. And I don't think I'll ever love someone after him, either.
So Tim, even though you're never going to read this, thank you. Thank you for being my rock, my life vest in this storm, my medication to each headache, ranting fit, and crying spell I've ever had and will ever have in the future. Thank you for being you.
And thank you, guys, thank you for the comments, the kind words and advice. I've personally taken the time to say this, so I believe it's well past due. And even if you never commented, but just glanced through and suffered reading this whole thing to hear me rant, rave, sob, scream, or cheer about something, thank you, too.
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Plans to create a new authorised gypsy and traveller site in Teignbridge have been approved, paving the way for a safer, healthier and more sustainable site for residents, nearby communities and local authorities.
Teignbridge District Council's Planning Committee voted 14-1 in favour of approving the 15-pitch application, put forward by Teign Housing, subject to some conditions being fulfilled.
The long-standing gypsy and traveller site in Haldon, near Exeter, has been unauthorised but tolerated by local authorities, including land owner Devon County Council and planning authority Teignbridge District Council, since it was first occupied in August 2001.
The authorities have been working with Teign Housing who will manage the new site and the residents to find a better-suited and permanent solution. At the meeting, held in Forde House, Newton Abbot, Teignbridge's Planning Committee approved a recommendation to approve with some conditions attached including the need to carry out further survey work to look at whether there will be any impact on protected bird species. The surveys are expected to be carried out in the summer with work on the authorised site expected to start after that.
The decision follows years of work to find a suitable, sustainable and healthy solution for site residents, nearby communities, the wider Haldon area and all local authorities. In January 2012 the plan received a boost when Teign Housing, jointly with Teignbridge District Council, secured £1,115,000 in funding from the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA). The bid was based on providing a smaller authorised, licensed and managed permanent site with pitches and appropriate utilities.
The unauthorised encampment has long been considered to be unsuitable, both for those who live there - many of whom work locally and have children in local schools - the local environment and the surrounding residents.
The application sets out a permanent plan for 15 pitches with individual amenities including allotment spaces, a community building, recycling and bins stores and site roads. Residents will be required to sign an agreement to lease a pitch, pay rent and Council Tax. There will also be a site manager who will be employed by Teign Housing to deal with and assist with any problems.
The new plans create a tidier facility which has been designed to minimise the site's carbon footprint while being energy efficient and environmentally friendly. Construction materials have been carefully chosen to keep the site within its woodland setting.
Extensive consultation and feedback was carried out before the plan was formally submitted to Teignbridge. It involved people living on and near the site, local communities, parish councils, all the relevant statutory organisations including Devon County Council, the Forestry Commission and the Plymouth and Devon Racial Equality Council, and members of the public.
Teignbridge has already helped some residents into homes locally. Pitches at the authorised site will be offered to the remaining onsite residents with the aim of creating a mix of families, couples and single occupants.
Cllr Philip Vogel, Teignbridge Executive Spokesperson for Housing and Planning said: "This decision is to be welcomed. This has not been an easy journey for any of us some difficult decisions have been made along the way but we needed to arrive at a compromise; something that would achieve the best outcome for everyone involved.
"Put simply, the site could not stay as it was: residents did not have access to suitable sanitation, the encampment was unauthorised and it was having a negative impact on the surrounding environment and the wider Haldon community.
"Like authorities up and down the country, we need to provide sites that are suitable for gypsy and travellers. This site will go some way towards addressing that need. We will work with Teign Housing to make sure the surveys that have been requested by Natural England are completed and any necessary mitigation is carried out.
"There has had to be some compromise on all sides but this decision, we believe, is the right one. By taking this measured approach we hope to create a site that is safe, regulated, and offer permanent homes that contribute towards local services by paying Council Tax.
"Everyone involved – whether that is residents, local authorities, stakeholders or local communities, realises a fine balance needs to be struck. I'd like to thank everyone for their views, support and hard work in what has been a complex and sensitive issue."
Mike Hanrahan, Chief Executive of Teign Housing said: "We are really pleased that our plans to build a permanent site for travellers have been approved. After extensive consultation with the travellers and our partners, we believe that providing a permanent site is the most sensible solution. The site has been designed to be subtle and sensitive to its surroundings. It will be well managed and will offer sanitation and other essential facilities that the travellers have not had access to previously.
"This site, for new travellers, will be the first of its kind and has a unique opportunity to act as a model for similar opportunities within the district and across the country. There are lots of different opinions about this project, but we now have the chance to lead by example and build a better understanding and more tolerance of each other's lifestyle choices."
Travellers living on the existing tolerated site will remain there until the new facility has been constructed. Those who are not allocated a pitch will be helped by Teignbridge District Council's Housing Options team to find alternative suitable accommodation. Enforcement action will be taken against any travellers remaining on unauthorised land.
Ownership of the land will be transferred to Teignbridge District Council.
Remediation works will be carried out to return the current site to its natural state.
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The Raven – Ze'ev Jabotinsky Trailer (2016)
Ze'ev Vladimir Jabotinsky? Most people don't know much about him. Most people know he was the father of Herut movement, a revisionist. And who really knows what revisionism really means. A few people know that he translated Allan Poe's Annabel Lee; even fewer read his historical novel, Samson. The Raven tries to fathom Jabotinsky's deceptive character. The film follows his conflicted, controversial character, the meaningful choices, desires and abilities that eventually led him to end his life prematurely but left a huge mark on Zionism and Israel. - See more at: http://nfct.org.il/en/movies/the-raven-zeev-jabotinsky/#sthash.WoPKutbi.dpuf
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This collection addresses the topic of death and questions its negative connotations in our society by drawing from visual representations of bone houses and cemeteries.
The concept of my collection was to create a sartorial memento mori to remind the viewer of our human mortality and the exilement of the dead from our society and mind. The topic of death has been perversed and turned into something disgusting and unspeakable. This project is a visual exploration of historic cemeteries and bone houses to show that death used to be seen an axiomatic companion of life and a connection to our ancestors. My project raises awareness to the following question: how is it possible that such a universal and natural state has been banned out of mind, out of sight?
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Krzyszczuk Gacek Barczuk and Archives
HI Karl,
Thanks for your posting, great to have you on board discussing your family.
Interestingly, names such as Krzyszczuk and Gacek appear to have been quite common in Hostow/Hostiv in the late 1700's. This can make things potentially very complicated. One can spend quite a lot of time looking through the microfilms available through the Church of Latter Day Saints in Salt Lake City, and viewable through your Local Latter Day Saints – Family History Centre. The first 2 links take you to LDS search sites, and the third link takes you to a site where you are able to search for the closest family history centre to you.
From our discussion, it appears that your family is one of the many clans we are trying to piece together. As you know I have a direct line to both Gacek – on 2 lines and Krzyszczuk on 1 line to date. Your family data appears to be the following;
G Grand Father : Leon Krzyszczuk whose parents were Antoni Krzyszczuk and Victoriai Dumanska?
G Grand Mother Marija Barczuk whose parents were Laurentii Barczuk and ???
1. Angella Krzyszczuk Born – 24 Sept 1879, House Number 73 ( looks like they were in this a while – Jan her brother was born in 1884)
God Parents – Stephanus Gacek and Justina Barczuk
2. Jan Krzyszczuk born 8/1//1884 had 2 children Katarzyna born in 1911 and Marya born in 1914.
3. Antoni – 7/8/1890
4. Mikolaj
Unfortunately, the microfilms within the LDS are not complete, and there are huge gaps in records. For example between 1840 and 1905 there is very little info relating to Marriage records. Then for birth records there are huge gaps after around 1845. This means that you will be trying to put together a jigsaw puzzle without the pieces. Whilst in Poland I visited the Civil Records office ( Urzad Stanu Cywilnego M.ST.Warszawy. 00-987 Warszawa, ul Klopolowskiege 1/3. Telephone: (022) 25-79-600), and obtained the birth record for my great grand father who was born in 1870, and my grandfather who was born in 1898. In order to have access to this information you need to provide proof of direct linkage to the person, and information relating to other persons on the same page is censored.
I was surprised with the 1870 birth records still being held in the civil archives and not at the historical archives which I also managed to spend a day visiting (with assistance of course). Even though the documents are 140 years old, it had still not been passes over to the historical archives. It may be that in 1945 they placed many records less than 100 years in the civil records? The information collected by the Roman Catholic priest for extended periods also collected official information for the Greek Catholics (Uniate Church) as well. Note: Copies of many historical archives can also be accessed in Lviv, Ukraine and the regional archives in Ivano Frankiv'sk. Whilst in Ukraine, the archives in Ivano Frankiv'sk were being restored. Hence, I'm a little uncertain on the holdings at the latter, except to say the following(remember this list may not be incomplete);
Ivano Frankiv'sk Archive holdings
Hostow- Roman Catholic Birth 1872-1903(included into Tysmienita) 631.1.651
Hostow – Have no Greek Records
Bohorodyczyn – Roman Catholic Birth 1873-1927 (included in Tlumacz)
Bohorodyczyn – No Greek Catholic Records
Greek Catholic Births 1784-1820. 631.1.292
Greek Catholic Births 1836-1862. 631.1.293
Greek Catholic Births 1862-1884. 631.1.294
Greek Catholic Births 1884-1905. 631.1.295
Marriages 1784-1871 631.1.296
Marriages 1784-1880 631.1.297
Roman Catholic Births 1858-1904 631.1.298
Roman Catholic Births 1874-1908 631.1.299
Roman Catholic Births 1882-1904 631.1.300
Could be some inform for Tarnowica Polna 1897-1930
The civil archives holding in Poland and I suspect the same in Ukraine? is actually fantastic news in a way, as I thought that such information may have been destroyed during the war. Instead, we probably have a treasure trove of family information sitting in the Civil Records office in Warsaw etc . Perhaps one day accessing this information will be easier, and no fee to pay. It is critical to have this information at times for your family research - for me it was the only way I could positively connect generations together.
Now, if you do decide to research through the LDS Files there are a number of microfilms that may be of used ( I'm hoping to borrow some of the Hostow ones in near future). I have only looked at the Hostow/Tarnowica Polna microfilms;
Hostow/Tarnowica Polna (have only viewed the following 3 films)
2039892 Items 6 and 7
2039933 Item 1
2328803 Items 10, 11, 12, 13
Other films to consider (need to check full description of each film on LDS Site)
765886 Items 11-14 Urodzen 1785-1836
2005220 Item 6 – Urodzen 1894-1943
766074 Items 11-13
2037640 Items 3-4
2328925 Items 9-11
Obertyn Catholic
2037642 Item 1 Spis Familiy 1822-1945
Zukow Rc
757282-1, 4-5, 12
2329187 Item 2 Przybylow Orodziem 1777-1781
Item4 Przybylow Akta Zgonow (1779)
Items 5,2, 3, 4
Ottynia RC
203764 Item 3-4
2028929 Items 11-16
1222388 Items 7-9
1222389 Items 1-6. Item 5 has Babianka, Kryszwotyly Stary/Nowe
1222390 Items 1-2. Item 2 Majdan Sredni
If anyone has had experience or any corrections with any of the archives outlined above it would be great to hear from you. It is worth noting that in many of the files you will be give date ranges The date range does not mean it includes all data – in fact there may be very little data in a file.
I'm not sure about the holdings in Hostow/Hostiv itself at the Greek Catholic Church. My understanding is that the Soviets levelled the old historic church in the early 1980's when the locals wouldn't change from Greek Catholic to Orthodox. Hence, documentation may also have been destroyed. We do need to get confirmation on what documents still reside in Hostiv today.
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My known family, from the Hostow/Tarnowica area, is in the Krzyszczuk family with marriages with the Gacek, Fediuk and Stelmaszczuk families, so far, that I know of.
My grandfather and great uncle, Anthony and Nicholas, Krzyzczuk and Krzczuk, came separately to North America in the vicinity of 1900 and never returned to their place of birth.
I have been in email contact with Steve, for a couple of days. If anyone here has knowledge or connection(s) to the small group of families I mentioned, let me know and let's talk, we may be distant cousins. I am looking for connections to my family because I think it is good to know. My motive is not intrusive. I can only imagine what it was like to say good-bye to one's family and NEVER hold them in my arms, again.
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Wednesday was a perfect day for the 211 children and adults from local schools to muster at the Elkin Municipal Park to learn about local involvement in the fight for King's Mountain in 1780. The overcast sky kept it from being too hot while reminding the children of the conditions faced by those local soldiers who not only trained on the grounds which later became a park but gathered for their march to become part of the decisive Revolutionary War victory.
Formed in 1975, the Overmountain Victory Trail Association is one of 19 National Trails celebrating the 100th birthday of the National Park Service. "In the fall of every year, we commemorate the men who gathered here at the trailhead," said organizer Mary Bohlen.
Wednesday and Friday fourth- and eighth-grade students from local schools will join the OVTA where they will "connect history with the every day," agreed Greg Jones, who has participated in this event for more than five years.
Jones went on to describe the benefits of this program where history comes alive, "We have this war going on a half a world away. There is an insurrection put down by some guy named George."
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Hearing the first-person perspective seemed to make almost as much of an impact on the students as trying out some of the activities the Revolutionary people would have undertaken. From using a quill pen to rolling musket cartridges, Camron Lamm thought it was, "cool to learn what they did back then," while Vicki Blevins' fourth-grade class was impressed with learning about the various ways they used animal carcasses from Bob Meyers, particularly the use of oil from the skins for dressing their hair.
Many local people can trace their family history to individuals who fought at King's Mountain such as Danny Kraus, member of the Yadkin Valley SAR, whose ancestor Samuel Johnson was among the first to walk what became the Overmountain trial in 1780. "It's easy to forget," said Kraus, and by participating Kraus hopes to keep alive the memory of these men and the part they played in the Revolutionary War.
From Sept. 16 through Oct. 9, the Overmountain Victory Trail Association will hold several events in four states covering 330 miles reenacting the march to King's Mountain and the battle that helped win the American Revolutionary War. For more information, go to www.OVTA.org or www.facebook.com/Overmountain-Victory-Trail-Association.
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Members of the UOW Alumni Network Campus Chapter who have ensured UOW will be the setting of student success stories for years to come were thanked by the University last week at a special appreciation event.
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When one hears the words "archaeology" or "archaeologist," often what comes to mind is an image of a romantic figure: Indiana Jones exploring exotic places in search of treasure and adventure. Indeed, novels, movies, and many popular accounts of archaeological discoveries have made this concept widespread. Tales of abandoned cities, ruined temples, primeval monuments, or mysterious ancient tombs tend to kindle the urge for adventure, exploration, or treasure hunting that seems to lie beneath the surface of even the most timid and conventional individuals. Today, however, archaeologists seek knowledge rather than objects that are intrinsically valuable. Their ultimate goal is to sweep aside the mists in which time has enveloped the past, helping us to understand vanished peoples and cultures.
In Uncovering the Past, William H. Stiebing, Jr. offers an absorbing nontechnical history of archaeology, tracing the study of ancient material culture from its beginnings in the Renaissance through its development into the sophisticated modern discipline we know today. The first study to focus on archaeology as a discipline, Stiebing has organized this concise history into the four stages of archaeological development. The first two stages (1450-1860 and 1860-1925), known as the "heroic age," focus on the exploits of colorful, dynamic excavators who have made their mark on history and our imaginations. We read accounts of Giovanni Belzoni and the removal of the seven-ton colossus of Ramesses II, which was dragged by wooden platform and transported by boat from Egypt to London; we witness the clergyman John Peters's skirmish with Arab tribesmen, who surrounded his excavation site and finally pillaged and burned his camp; and Heinrich Schliemann's quest to prove the authenticity of Homer's Iliad by searching for ancient Troy along the Turkish coast. And we watch as archaeology comes of age as an academic discipline, employing stratigraphical excavation techniques, typographical sequence dating, and stratigraphically based pottery chronologylaying the foundation for universal archaeological activity. The third phase (1925-1960) marked the era of "Modern Archaeology," a time when, using the now generally accepted stratigraphical method of excavation, scholars were able to synthesize data to define individual cultures and trace their development through time. This period saw a greater use of scientific instruments and procedures to locate, date, and interpret remains, such as aerial photography, metal detectors, and most importantly, carbon-14 dating and tree-ring chronology. Lastly, Stiebing discusses the fourth phase of development (1960-present) which introduced a greater desire and need for a more complete understanding of ancient cultures, including their ecology, and attempts to explain why certain cultural phenomena occurred. He goes on to examine the greater emphasis on a cultural revolutionary approach, coupled with technological advances in robotics and computers over the last decade and a half and their commonplace role in modern archaeology.
With over eighty photographs, illustrations, and maps, this vivid history is an outstanding introduction to the intriguing field of archaeology, chronicling the development of this former pastime of dilettantes into a rigorous science.
Stiebing's concise, wonderfully vivid, engrossing history conveys a sense of archeology as a great collective adventure by which humanity retrieves its past. Heinrich Schliemann's excavation of the Troy of Homer's Iliad, Arthur Evans's reconstruction of Minoan Crete, John Stephens's discovery of Mayan pyramids in Mexico and Austen Layard's remarkably swift location of Assyrian palaces are a few of the many phenomenal exploits recounted in a narrative that emphasizes advances in archeological techniques and methods. Stiebing, a professor of archeology at the University of New Orleans, reviews the mystery of immense prehistoric mounds in the Ohio Valley. His chronicle also encompasses India's carved cave temples at Ellora, advanced medieval cities of sub-Saharan Africa, finds in China, Indonesia and Cambodia, and underwater archeology. Stiebing dispassionately reviews the controversy surrounding the ``new archeology,'' which uses computers and statistics in its quest to discover the laws of cultural dynamics. Illustrated. (Mar.)


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If you've never played Half-Life, Portal, or Left 4 Dead, you're in luck. Valve's complete pack, which includes just about every game the studio's ever released, can be yours for the low, low price of $25. That is irresponsibly cheap. Dumfounding. I literally smacked my gob.


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Skip to comments.Boater still missing in swollen Green River--Watersheds running dangerously fast
Posted on 05/05/2010 3:15:54 AM PDT by SLB
Mild temperatures and sunshine made Tuesday nice for walking the banks of Green River, but Ronda Wood and her siblings werent marching the streamside for fun.
Monday evening, Woods brother, 55-year-old Radcliff resident Bobby Atcher, disappeared during a risky, swift-water paddle of Green River with his friend, Gary Tyler.
The pair launched their boats before noon behind a Munfordville school.
They shrugged off a warning from a city police officer trying to convince them not to paddle the river, which was about 30 feet above flood stage when they launched.
One couple even took a photo of the risk-takers as they prepped to launch into the fast-moving muddy water.
The U.S. Geological Survey measured the Greens force Monday at more than 50,000 cubic feet per second almost 20 times its normal push.
Four or five hours into the trip, the pair hit a potentially deadly strainer created by a log jam.
Tyler lost his kayak when trees bobbing below the waterline caused him to capsize. That was the last time he glimpsed anything of Atchers blue kayak.
Tyler scratched his way to the top of the log jam, where he pulled a cell phone from a plastic bag then called for help.
Atcher was gone.
According to Wood, it took rescuers about two hours before they found Tyler clinging to the log jam and hauled him to shore.
A search for Atcher commenced, but darkness coupled with deadly currents and high water halted rescue efforts Monday night.
At first light Tuesday the search resumed with a number of boats from Kentuckys Department of Fish and Wildlife, Hart County rescue and local police agencies powering through the swollen river downstream of Munfordville.
Shortly before noon, an aged and worn orange life jacket was found.
Using the photo taken a day earlier for comparison, searchers were confident theyd found the first trace of Atcher.
For Wood, the worn flotation device was a bad sign.
The life jacket was so old and worn that it should not have been used, she said.
It was old, old, Wood said.
A broken zipper on the front made Wood and rescuers wonder if Atcher had busted out of the device after getting stuck on a limb, or if he slipped out because of the broken zipper.
It was a clue, but Wood didnt know if the clue was to good news or bad.
Her Tuesday morning tone of hope soured as she reflected that the life jacket had been found but her brother had not.
A helicopter joined the search Tuesday afternoon and Woods siblings joined her on the banks of Green River looking for Atcher or any sign of the blue kayak hed received for his 50th birthday.
They walked through mud, cow pasture and wheat fields but found nothing additional Tuesday afternoon.
Tyler could not be reached for comment. Wood said the rescued man was physically fine, but distraught mentally.
Mark Marraccini a spokesman for Kentuckys Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, had no details on the search, but confirmed KDFWR took part in multiple water rescues Monday and Tuesday in the wake of heavy rains.
A couple incidents resulted in fatalities, Marraccini said.
Despite warnings from state agencies and news media for motorists and others to use caution around flood waters, numerous people ignored sound advice.
Absolutely stay away from the flood waters, Marraccini said.
"Hold muh beer and watch this!"
Talk about a confusing modifier.
You'd think the folks in WA state would eventually learn the danger of rivers and mountains.
My brother took us kayaking on a nearby river last summer. It was the first time I'd kayaked a river, but having canoed many times when I was younger, I thought nothing of it. The river was at normal stage, but quite full of downed trees and obstructions. We all received an education that day about kayaks and obstructions. My brother was the only one who didn't flip. My husband and I, and two teenage sons all went into the drink at least once. I was surprised at how fast everything happened, and was a bit shaken by the experience. Flipping in a logjam left me momentarily trapped under the kayak until I could completely free myself and figure out which was was up. Fortunately, I wasn't too obstructed to get out, but I can easily see how it could happen. We spent a lot of time helping each other chase down escaped kayaks, paddles and hats that day. The power of moving water is awesome, and quite humbling. Having had that experience, I can't imagine any of us venturing onto a flooded river - sheer lunacy.
This is the Green River in KY.
It appears to be Kentucky rather than Washington. Having been in western Tennessee Thursday through Saturday, I saw some of those flood waters. These guys were taking a huge risk, no matter how experienced they might have been.
More proof against evolution. Those who become learned in hillbilly country learn how to kayak and rock climb, then the natural elements kill them off, leaving a less educated population. It might be a regional thing.
Years ago, fresh out of college, a friend and I took on an ice-cold river overflowing its banks in a 2-man kayak. Almost at our destination after a VERY quick trip, we scraped a log in a bend in the river and flipped.
Without going into details, we survived. I, by just a hair and a prayer, thank God. That day changed the way I thought about life.
I lived on the Shenandoah for a while, and saw many floods. Imagine leaving home and riding a low barge (10x80x 2 foot side rails +/-) down a raging river (NO MOTOR and only rudders fore and aft...) to sell the hides and stuff from your remote isolated home, sell out even the boat wood planks, and then buy a mule, load it with everything you can buy, and walk the 100 miles or so, back home...
Soon to be our way of life again, thanks to Obama's Fedrool Gum't!
What a couple of dumba$$es. I hope they charge the surviving idiot for all the costs.
I can't imagine living like that. We've gotten used to much easier lives than those of our predecessors.
A couple of years a go, I went without electricity for about two months. I walked or rode a bike, paddled a kayak, or stayed home. I was learning a method of keeping alive through the likely coming people storms. I now use a lot of electricity (but not as much as Algore), and a lot of gasoline. It's easier, and faster. But, I know the other way intimately, now.
I am semi-retired, and spend a lot of time in the woods and rivers of WV (and VA, MD, NC, and more). I have seen different flood stages and all have "wild water". That was the only time when they could float the whole way to Harper's Ferry.
I stayed OFF THE RIVER when it got too harsh. I like me...
Ah. Thought it was the Green River in Washington.
Every year, several people drown in major rivers in WA...from just swimming. It never ceased to amaze me when I lived out there.
Oh father won't you take me back to Mulenberg county
Down by the Green River where Paradise lays
I'm sorry my son but you're too late in asking
Mr Peabody's coal trucks done hauled it away
I was born and raised in Muhlenberg County, named after Gen. Peter Muhlenberg, the "Fighting Parson".
I can appreciate going through the voluntary simplicity as a means of preparing for hard times. We also try to remain somewhat self sufficient and to develop or maintain useful basic skills.
Uh, I think the better educated one lived.
And the even more educated didn't go at all.
The least educated got eliminated.
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The Man Who Used to Be Me Trailer (2000)
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The policeman Sam Ryan is well decided to follow the traces of his father, also a policeman, he loves. But, the former is assassinated. A short while after, a man whose description corresponds to the suspect number one knocks at his door. Sam prepares to arrest him when the stranger presents him as a friend of his father, who is also seeking for the murderer.
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Alright so I want to buy a mendini alto sax (Chinese sax) just to use for marching band. If anyone has one, how are they?
Alright so I want to buy a mendini alto sax (Chinese sax) just to use for marching band. If anyone has one, how are they?
I don't have a mendini, but I have an Anaxa tenor. They are in the same cheap Chinese sax price range category. With a $50 or so set up and adjustment, you'll be happy with it for a couple years for marching. I use mine as a "rough setting" back-up. I like it enough to play it, and my tech had raised eyebrows as he told me how surprised he was that it didn't suck. Another safe bet for the price point may be an older horn like a Pan Am, or Indiana Band company. They get less interest because they're stencils, but they're solid horns you'll find are typically sturdier built, at least the quality, and defenately WILL have a better resale value. I used those 2 examples because those I own, play on AND like them for inexpensive (And good sounding) saxophones. Enjoy your marching season!
Okay thanks! I'm hoping I can get a really cheap one. Also a sax player in my band class owns a cheap sax made by hawk and it's actually really good
Some cheap Chinese saxes are good, and some really suck. You just need to to try it out to find out which it is. Even two of the same "brand" could be chalk and cheese.
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How much is a "Mendini?"
What Pete said! Don't just buy it because it is cheap. There are plenty of cheap saxophones out there. You can still pick up some great second hand instrument that will outperform most cheap Chinese instruments. The very cheapest Chinese instruments are probably not going to be great. I've never heard of Mendini. Some brands are becoming fairly established and they do try and keep a reaonable quality as well as a low price. Go for something like that which will save you money in the long run.
That's true....not that I would ever say anything nice about a cheap chinese horn...but Stephen Howard did identify a few names which apparently don't suck eggs too badly.
Do some quick internet research, and if they cost w/i $50-75 of your Mendini, I'd go for for one of those instead.
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I think that, although lots of people (including me) have a positive experience with some Chinese made brand ( in my case a Chinese made Bauhaus Walstein curved soprano) you have to remember that most Brand Names made in China are not belonging to the instrument maker so if someone has had a positive experience with buying X or Y that might not necessarily mean anything when it comes to buy a saxophone also branded X or Y because it might come from a completely different factory if the owner of the brand name has decided to change supplier for whatever reason.
Looks, also, can be very deceiving because the same factory can easily make saxophones that are slightly different or two different factories might be making a saxophone that looks exactly the same.
This is the whole problem with buying a saxophone from a less than well established brand (and sometimes also from established brands selling Chinese made products).........you can never generalise.
So, you need to go out and play it. If you cant take the risk and only if you are confident that you can easily dispatch of the horn if it is not to you liking.
this is, apparently, a Mendini, HE.........sounds good on it
Sounds OK. Mendini seems to be from the Cecilio company which produced some dodgy cheap stuff. I thought Mendini was their better quailty range but found a website selling them cheaper than Cecilio branded stuff - so I'm a bit confused about them. At the prices they are going for I doubt they are well built.
those prices are about 300% what a horn like this costs in China.......but no one can say for sure that they are bad based on price


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Her Majesty's ambassador to Uzbekistan has views about human rights and the Courage to do something about them. Her Majesty's Government is not amused. Sacking him and censoring his book are the moves to date. There could be more. It seems that he made off with some floozy from one of those Hell holes somewhere past Dover. This could be used to embarrass him.
We spend the hour with the former British ambassador to Uzbekistan, Craig Murray. The British government has stopped the publication of his book [ Murder In Samarkand - Editor ]. In a Democracy Now exclusive, Murray tells why he defied the British Foreign Office by posting a series of classified memos on his website. Murray was fired as ambassador to Uzbekistan after he openly criticized the British and U.S. governments for supporting human rights abuses under the Uzbek regime. [includes rush transcript]
UNQUOTE from http://www.craigmurray.co.uk/
As Britain's outspoken Ambassador to the Central Asian Republic of Uzbekistan, Craig Murray helped expose vicious human rights abuses by the US-funded regime of Islam Karimov. He is now a prominent critic of Western policy in the region.
January 20, 2006
European Head of Counter-terrorism Criticises Impact of US Policies on Torture and Rendition
From The Financial Times
European governments must take a principled stand on the issue of human rights as a key part of the global strategy for combating terrorism, Gijs de Vries, the European Union's counter-terrorism co-ordinator, said on Thursday.
It goes on. With a headline like that the story pretty well writes itself.
Would Blair have claimed that he was in favour of torture before he got to be Her Majesty's Prime Minister? Again, the answer pretty well writes itself. For more go to http://www.craigmurray.co.uk/
The Catholic Orangemen Of Togo by Craig Murray
Buy: The Catholic Orangmen of Togo (DIRECT)
I have been obliged to self-publish my new book, The Catholic Orangemen of Togo and Other Conflicts I Have Known, because legal threats from mercenary commander Tim Spicer scared off my publisher:
http://www.craigmurray.org.uk/Schillings.pdf I [ or Schillings.pdf ]
I have accordingly decided to make it available free online from 12 January as a PDF hosted on over a hundred different websites, in almost thirty different jurisdictions. I have, however, had physical books printed for those who wish (and purchased carbon offset). I hope to get copies into bookstores shortly, though this is difficult. It is available from Amazon.co.uk for just �11.87
Colonel Spicer, a mercenary came in for very bad publicity. It was largely malicious but it seems he does not want any more. He has turned nasty. Mr Murray did not use the Arkell versus Pressdram defence i.e. tell them to fuck off. He used the Duke of Wellington's i.e. Publish and be damned. SourceWatch does not like Tim either.
Her Majesty's Ambassador And The Belly Dancer [ 30 January 2008 ]
Nadira Alieva has come a long way since growing up in a family of actors in the central Uzbek town of Jizzakh.... the 26-year-old tells her life story..... before meeting British Ambassador Craig Murray, who left his wife to take her back to London with him. She tells it all while also performing a belly dance in a sequined dress and veil.
An ambassador is supposed to be more of an observer than participant. Falling for the floozy leaves him with a wife who can't see the funny side of it, a lot of envious colleagues and an excuse for being sacked. Her Majesty's Foreign Secretary is a Jew and the grandson of a mass murderer but that is different.
The Legal Position on the Israeli Attack [ 2 June 2010 ]
But as I told this afternoon's tremendous spontaneous demonstration on Whitehall, fine words are not enough and we must now see the kind of sanctions regime we saw against apartheid South Africa. A word on the legal position, which is very plain. To attack a foreign flagged vessel in international waters is illegal. It is not piracy, as the Israeli vessels carried a military commission. It is rather an act of illegal warfare......The Law of the Sea is quite plain that, when an incident takes place on a ship on the high seas (outside anybody's territorial waters) the applicable law is that of the flag state of the ship on which the incident occurred. In legal terms, the Turkish ship was Turkish territory.
Craig Murray is very sound man who sacrificed his job as an ambassador with the Foreign Office to the truth.
CIA is the World's Biggest Drug Dealer [ 18 August 2007 ]
This week the 64th British soldier to die in Afghanistan, Corporal Mike Gilyeat, was buried...... But the key question is this: what are our servicemen dying for?..... There was a logic to attacking Afghanistan after 9/11. Afghanistan was indeed the headquarters of Osama Bin Laden and his organisation, who had been installed and financed there by the CIA to fight the Soviets from 1979 until 1989..... the occupation has.... has increased Afghan GDP by 66 per cent and constitutes 40 per cent of the entire economy.... The achievement is the highest harvests of opium the world has ever seen.....
The four largest players in the heroin business are all senior members of the Afghan government – the government that our soldiers are fighting and dying to protect..... Our Afghan policy is still victim to Tony Blair's simplistic world view and his childish division of all conflicts into 'good guys' and 'bad guys'.
Craig Murray was the British Ambassador in neighbouring Uzbekistan and sacked for telling the truth.
Labour Colludes With Torturer. Ambassador Talks. Labour Turns Nasty [ 9 July 2006 ]
Craig Murray was Her Majesty's ambassador to Uzbekistan which is one those little Hell holes in the remnants of the Soviet Empire. He told any one who cared to listen about the evil that goes on there and Western connivance. After being called a liar for his pains he has published government paper which proves that he is not. They are putting the frighteners on. To see the forbidden paper go to http://www.craigmurray.co.uk/documents/docs.html
Re: UK govt demands Craig Murray 'unpublish' these docs
"banana" <banana@REMOVE_THIS.borve.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:email@example.com...
UK govt lawyers are trying to force Craig Murray to 'unpublish' official documents, on the grounds that publication infringes 'Crown copyright' even when documents have been obtained under the Data Protection Act or Freedom of Information Act.
Some tosser called Gareth Buttrill
(<firstname.lastname@example.com>) of the Treasury Solicitors, acting for
the Foreign Office ("my client"), has signed his name to the threatening
letter, which is at:
Craig Murray has replied:
>>>Mr Buttrill,
>>>As no court has ruled on anything, I would like to know by what power
>>>you, acting for the government, can tell me what I "must" do in this
>>>respect. I am putting that question formally to you as a government
>>>servant and it is not rhetorical; I require an answer.
Let's not hold our breath for an answer. Craig Murray
The documents are at:
Murder In Samarkand
To keep up with the list of sites hosting the documents, click:
The documents will of course remain widely available on the web for some
Alisher Usmanov
Has been written up as a very nasty criminal by Mr. Murray. Usmanov's lawyers are leaning on the media to keep them quiet.
Errors & omissions,
broken links, cock ups, over-emphasis, malice [ real or imaginary ] or whatever;
if you find any I am open to comment.
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Last night, Barack Obama was as presidential as it gets, delivering a stirring tribute to the victims of this weekend's shootings in Tucson and issuing a call for us to "sharpen our instincts for empathy." Watch video here. The Atlantic has a great roundup of reaction to Obama's remarks, especially on how it differs from yesterday morning's other big speech, the one with the "blood libel."
The disturbing story of Jared Lee Loughner, the shooter in Saturday's attacks, continues to unfold in documents and interviews. Police reports help show how the troubled 22-year-old slowly disintegrated over the past year.
Before the president's speech, Representative Gabrielle Giffords awoke briefly for visitors, another monumental step in a long road to recovery.
Guess who wasn't at the memorial? Speaker John Boehner, Giffords' new boss. He stayed in DC for a Republican National Committee cocktail party, kicking back drinks with his
owners political sponsors.
Back home, a man is suing the U.S. Marshal's Service and the Portland Police Bureau for $1.3 million. He says they beat him up, Tasered him and then loosed a police dog on him, even though he wasn't the fugitive they were looking for, way back in 2008.
In the bench trial for Sandi Day, the TriMet driver last year in Portland's deadliest transit crash, a defense witness said Day was adhering to her training when she made the risky left turn that took her into a group of pedestrians. Prosecutors also took aim at a witness from the day before who said the pedestrians were drunk and not in the crosswalk. Turns out the witness has applied for a job at TriMet, and is dating and related to TriMet employees. Nice.
Remember how it was warm and wet yesterday? Did you like it? Because it's probably gonna be that way again today, and for a good long while.
Oh, and while we're remembering things: Remember the Middle East? It's still fucked. Hillary Clinton was just there, reminding everyone.
Starbucks continues to find new places to sell its coffee. Seems Howard Schultz has figured out that India has a shitload of people who still haven't had the pleasure of basting their tongues in the flavor of burnt.
How good is your insurance? Julian Assange, WikiLeaks bad boy, promises to release secret and nasty documents about Rupert Murdoch and News Corp. "if something happens to me or to WikiLeaks."
And because Sarah Mirk kindly suggested I run this today, open your eyes and weep. This is what a whale threesome looks like (yes, that's a penis; and so's the other one):


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Lorna-Robina Scott
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- Date of birth: May 10, 1974
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