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The models of interpretation for artefact and material culture are widely contested in many disciplines such as anthropology, archaeology, art history and history. This unit of study examines the historical development of artefact and material culture studies as it relates to the museum context. It will provide an historical and international perspective on the study of material culture, as well as the practical and theoretical knowledge to enable students to appraise, analyse and contextualise material culture in museums and galleries. The first half of the unit examines the history and development of different models of artefact study. The second half takes a thematic approach.
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Several years after the dissolution of Colosseum, Jon Hiseman recruited Gary Moore and Don Airey to form Colosseum II. The mandate this time, however, was not the jazz- and blues-inflected rock of the original band, but a full-tilt journey into hyperkinetic jazz fusion that stretched the players about as far as they could go. The band proceeded to play and record with a passion for three years or so, before running out of steam. The first album featured vocalist Mike Starrs, who moved on to metal band Lucifer's Friend when the combination failed to work out. Also departing was bassist Neil Murray, who was replaced by John Mole. Andrew Lloyd Webber used the band for Variations, a composition for his brother, Julian Lloyd Webber. With three highly regarded albums to their credit, Colosseum II called it a day. Hiseman went on to do session work and to play with the United Jazz & Rock Ensemble. Sanctuary released an expanded version of their debut (Strange New Flesh: Upgraded) in October of 2005. ~ Steven McDonald, Rovi
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And disappointing all right despite reaching a last minute deal last night on the fiscal cliff.
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-- casually -- in the house did get that tax bill done last night and a bunch of new taxes are hitting taxpayers starting this year including.
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Each hour of the day here on -- this hour were up to the house holding come up 200000 to 500000.
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What has happened. Balita ko na ang konti na talaga ng population ng Elementary and High school. di tulad ng batch ko, 5 sections per year level. Bumabawi na lang daw ngayon sa college enrollment ang letran. Bakit kasi ginawang coed.
kulang na po kasi sa rooms.. kasi yung mga rooms ng highshool before ay ginagamit na nang college department. As of now, the admin is planning to have 2 sections per year in the basic education department, para narin siguro sa K12 program.
*by the way, pagsasamahin na sa iisang building ang elem at hs.
Kulang sa room o kulang sa students? Balita ko sa ibang alumni dahil sa huge decline ng elementary and high school population kaya ginawang college classrooms na yung ibang gs and hs classrooms.
Bakit yung san beda very stable nag enrollment kahit nilipat ang campus sa rizal? Sa tingin ko parating may mali sa pamamalakad ng mg dominikano. Sbi ng dad, lolo at uncle ko noong araw daw nakikipagsabayan ang Letran sa Ateneo at La Salle di lang sa sports pati sa academics. Ang ganda daw ng Letran noon. Anu nangyari ngayon?
Guys, di ko alam kung tama bang dito ito ilagay but I just wanna ask if they are accepting second semester transferees? To be specific, sa Communication Arts. Thank you sa makakasagot.
Banned by Admin
I don't know why they had to accept girls in the grade and high school when sta. rosa is just around the corner. siguro nga nag dwindle na ang enrollment in both departments.
Do you know that the site of Colegio San Agustin in Dasma Village was first offered to Letran by the Ayalas. The friars declined the offer for reasons I don't know.
"Commission on Higher Education NCR Director Catherine Castañeda, Ph.D. discussed the K to 12 grading system and how to respond to its challenges while attaining quality assurance; the developments that are expected of higher education schools; and the requirements needed for a school to be considered as autonomous.
She gave her own insights and prediction regarding Letran, saying: "I see that you have good facilities in Communication, you have centers of development and centers of excellence, [therefore] Letran will become autonomous by 2020."
On the other hand, President France Marie Padiz of the Philippine Society for Quality did not find it necessary to elaborate on management since "Letran is already midway to quality." She shared some tips that would make organizations successful. After discussing the levels of quality service, she challenged Letran to continuously aim for a higher satisfaction rate among customers and stakeholders."
Re co-ed grade school and high school, I was one of the protesters against this move. But now, I realize that the reason for the move was because of the transfer of the commercial districts of Metro Manila from Binondo, Escolta and Sta. Cruz in the '50s, '60s and '70s to Makati and Greenhills from the '80s onwards. Before, Letran had students in grade school and high school who had parents working in the Manila area, even if they had to go home to Quezon City or Paranaque or Cavite. But with the transfer of the commercial districts to Makati, etc., along with the springing up of new schools nearer the residential areas, then Letran's basic education units in far-off Intramuros began to lose their drawing power. Perhaps the drying up of the market may have been the reason for the transfer of the La Salle-Manila GS and HS to Alabang, even when La Salle already had their Greenhills school.
The market moved. Letran GS and HS did not -- at least, not in Metro Manila. When we eventually set up our branches, they were in Calamba, Laguna (which I hear is doing well, even in basic education) and in Abucay, Bataan.
Speaking of Greenhills, this was developed by Letran grads -- Francisco Ortigas and Vicente Madrigal (who were friends with one Manuel Luis Quezon). That was why Letran was given first dibs at setting up a grade school and high school where La Salle Greenhills is now. However, the Dominicans declined, ostensibly because they did not want to teach the sons of the rich. So that was how LSGH came to be.
Actually, I learned this story from a Dominican priest who used to be an official in Letran Manila and then headed up Letran Calamba. I don't know about that Ayala story, though.
You may ask, what about college in Letran Manila? Why is it that the population there is increasing while the basic education units' population is decreasing? Well, unlike the grade school and high school students, college students do not really have to be fussed over by parents (in terms of transportation and such). So it does not really matter that much if the Letran college department is in Intramuros or in Sampaloc. Students will still enroll in it if the courses are worthwhile. The very fact that the college population is rising is a testament to this. The I-Comm and IT units are doing well, the Psych and PoliSci departments also have their own draws, plus Letran has always been strong in business, particularly in Marketing. The newer courses like HRM, Food Tech, Nutrition, and Engineering have also been drawing a lot of interest from applicants and students, so I don't think the college department has a marketing problem at all.
So, if you are asking -- how then will we be able to shore up the population of Letran grade school and high school? My answer is simple. Move to a place with a high middle-class population density, and/or near a commercial area. Off-hand, that may be the QC area, or if we want to stay in Manila/Pasay area, in the Manila Bay reclamation area (if lots are even available here). That, plus give the grade school and high school something more than just a historical brand name. Make it stand for something -- science/mathematics, business-oriented, language-learning-focused, etc. I hear our Fil-Chi alumni were suggesting the the GS/HS add Mandarin to the curriculum, so there will be a reason why they will enroll their children there. I don't know what the focus should be, really. Just that there has to be a focus. If we do that, then maybe, just maybe, the GS/HS will be able to turn things around.
hi guys, newbie here:
just want some of your opinion, maganda ba ang accounting sa letran? kasi nursing grad ako and plano ko mag-aral ulit ng accounting. gusto ko sana yung school na hindi na ganun kahigpit but will still help me pass the boards. i'm still thinking letran or lyceum= para kasing maganda yung environment diyan sa intramuros; psba din kaya lang parang crowded na dun.
what do you guys think? hope to hear some of your opinions. thanks!
^sa nakikita ko from the past CPA board exams, unti-unting gumaganda ang Accountancy program ng Letran, dahil narin sa pinahigpit na retention policy ng CBAA.
October 2011 - First Timers: 50.00% / Repeaters: 15.00% / Overall: 30.56% (Natl. Passing Rate: 48.00%)
October 2012 - First Timers: 66.67% / Repeaters: 28.57% / Overall: 48.89% (Natl. Passing Rate: 47.78%)
^Arriba Letran CPAs!
Im a recent AC grad.. and sorry to tell you. maganda lang ang passing rate dahil may scholars. kung wala pong mga scholars na AC ang letran eh hindi ganun kataas passing rate natin. hindi pa rin masyadong maganda ang study culture ng mga students ng AC compared sa ibang schools. yung mga faculty iilan lang ang magagaling. kung ako sayo kung gusto mo ng worth it na eskwelahan dun ka sa maganda talaga reputation ng AC like UST UP beda plm tup dlsu etc.. kasi ikaw din mamomoroblema pag graduate ka na kasi hindi nila masyado priority ang mga letran ac grad.. wala ngang signing bonus ang mga laude ng letran sa sgv eh.. anyway, basta yan lang naman ang opinion ko.. dont settle for less kung pwede ka naman makapagAC sa mas magandang school pag dating sa AC..
and dont get me wrong my fellow letranista. im just stating an opinion. na walang bias kahit na letranista ako.. kasi iba talaga ang culture sa mga ac grads ng mga top performing schools..na sana maadopt na rin ng letran. at sana naman pinaparallel ng letran ang strategy nila sa ust-amv.. sa mga napakahaba na quizzes.. nakakawindang na exams.. mas mabuti nang maaga pa lang masanay na kesa sa review nganga. haha
^thank you sa mga opinions niyo, it will really help me decide on which school to enroll. and thanks tanyah for your honest and unbiased opinion. mahirap kasi magtransfer diyan sa UST, lalo na UP and I don't think pwede transferry sa PLM. San beda naman sobrang mahal 60k to 70k per sem, same with dlsu. I guess tingnan ko nalang sa psba or ue. thanks!!


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We first learned today via CKWX 1130 that Nicklas Jensen is looking to play in the Swedish Elite League next season if he in fact fails to make the Vancouver Canucks roster.
CKWX has learned that #Canucks #1 draft pick Niklas Jensen will play in Sweden next year of he doesn't make the Canucks.
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Jensen's agent Anton Thun tells CKWX that he has informed the Canucks and Oshawa Generals of the OHL.
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Thun tells CKWX that Jensen needs to play pro hockey next season as a 19 year old if he doesn't make the Canucks.
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This was confirmed a short while ago by Canucks GM Mike Gillis on Team1040 Radio. This is due in large part to the AHLs age minimum of 20 years.
Jensen will be 19 next season so isnt eligible to play for the Chicago Wolves, and would be forced to play another year of junior hockey.
Gillis said the Canucks are aware of the situation and fully support Jensen.
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A funeral is scheduled Saturday for the 4-year-old Fayetteville girl whose death Monday is under investigation.
A family member confirmed Thursday morning that the girl is Bella M. Morris.
Her grandmother, Sandra Morris, declined to say more about the death, citing the investigation by the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office.
Bella was found unresponsive at a home in the Pine Springs Apartments on Elcone Drive in the Woodlea neighborhood off Cumberland Road, authorities said.
A recording of a six-minute 911 call revealed little about what happened to the child. The caller, an unidentified man, told the dispatcher that he went to the residence to pick up the girl and found her inside.
The girl was not responsive, the man said, and something was coming from her nose. The man told the dispatcher he could not tell whether Bella was breathing, but there appeared to be nothing blocking her airways.
The results of an autopsy Tuesday haven't been released.
Bella was in her second year at St. Andrews Academy preschool off Ramsey Street, said Gulie Bullard, director of the academy that is part of St. Andrews United Methodist Church.
Bella attended the school three days a week, Bullard said.
"We've seen her grow and blossom as a 4-year-old," Bullard said. "She was just a precious little girl."
She said she had no information about what happened to the child.
The funeral service is Saturday at 11 a.m. in St. Andrews United Methodist Church.
Staff writer Caitlin Dineen contributed to this report.
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Caps For Sale
Caps for Sale by Esphyr Slobodkina
Once there was
a peddler who sold caps.
But he was not like
an ordinary peddler
carrying his wares on his back
He carried them
on top of his head.
First he had on his own
checked cap,
then a bunch of gray caps,
then a bunch of brown caps,
then a bunch of blue caps,
and on the very top
a bunch of red caps.
Slate mentioned this book early last week and brought it in for us to check out. What a better way to give a look at our new caps than with a book called Caps For Sale. The Gentleman's Caps are the exclusive new addition to the family but the updated Knitted Hat comes in just in time for the cold weather.
Slate was more than excited to partake in this little photo shoot.
Here are the hats from top to bottom:
Knitted Hat in Red.
Grey and then Black Winter Hat.
Then come the Gentleman's Caps - Green, Polka Dot and Grey in that order.
And finally the black Merino Hat to finish it off.
If you're looking for more coverage of the Rapha Knitted Hats take a look over at the Selectism and William Yan's websites.
I heard that Bear on a Bike might be next up on the list for the children's book crossover campaign…
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Just a note to let you know that I so enjoyed your book. I grew up hearing stories of the Texas Dust Bowl Days. My grandmother was raised on a farm in Thaila, TX. Your stories were so much like hers. The detail that you put into the experiences of that family, I could see the grit on the brows.
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SPRINGFIELD — Slow starts have the uncanny ability to haunt a team at the end of a game.
Gwynedd Mercy Academy could tell you first hand, as a great defensive effort in the second half was all for naught because Mount St. Joseph Academy scored seven goals in the first half en route to a 10-8 victory.
Just about 20 seconds into the game, Mount St. Joseph jumped on GMA as Olivia Cannon opened the scoring for the Magic. Just two minutes later, Dominique Nyzio found the back of the net as well, putting the Monarchs in the 2-0 hole.
Early in the first half, GMA struggled with possession for the most part, and even when it had possession, not many good shots materialized.
MSJ, however, kept the pressure on as Emilee Ehret notched her first goal of the game with 18:34 left in the first half. Three minutes later, Gannon would add her second goal of the game and just seconds after that Nyzio would also get her second. After just only 10 minutes went by in the game, GMA found itself down 5-0 and all the momentum was on the Magic's favor.
"We have been playing really well," said Mount coach Jen Duckenfield. "We had a big win against Council Rock North, so the team was running of the excitement from that game."
Then Morgan Meehan came to the rescue. The sophomore led the Monarch attack, scoring twice in a minute with 12 minutes to go in the half and then added another after Nyzio scored for Mount. GMA's Nikki Fisher was able to grab a goal with three minutes left, but Nyzio had the last laugh, hitting the back of the net with 1:54 to go.
Meehan's play catalyzed the Monarchs and kept them in the game.
"Of the eight goals we had, six were by sophomores," said GMA coach Deborah Lawlor. "That fact that Morgan led that charge is really huge."
Despite jumping out to a large lead, GMA went into halftime feeling good about its situation; the Monarchs only faced at 7-5 deficit with a whole 25 minutes to play.
GMA made the most of its time, putting out a splendid effort of the defensive end in the second stanza. Not only did the Monarchs frustrate Mount in the midfield, but goalie Claire Lacon made a few huge saves that not only spared GMA a goal against, but also pumped the girls up.
"We've been practicing those defensive plays," said Lawlor. "The fact that we were able to execute them going forward gives the girls confidence."
But, even with good defense, goals are needed to win. GMA's Jess Derstine responded to the urgency to score, scoring a goal to cut the deficit to one at 7-6 just seven minutes into the half.
The Magic, although flustered, still showed its class. Gannon finished her third goal of the game with about 15 minutes to go, once again giving her side a two-goal cushion.
However, GMA made it very difficult for Mount to score at the same rate it was scoring in the first half, allowing the Monarch offense to crawl back into the game. With 11:24 to go, Noelle Buscarino scored for GMA, bringing it back to within a goal.
Then, just a couple minutes later, the comeback was about complete as Fisher was about to beat Mount goalie Alex Lista to tie the game at eight apiece.
A lesser team may have folded after blowing a big lead, but Mount held its composure.
Just a minute after the game tying goal was scored, Ehert scored to give the lead back to the Magic. With six minutes to go, Nyzio hit the dagger, getting the ball past Lacon and giving Mount the two-goal pad that it would need.
"Nyzio was definitely the difference in our attack today," said Duckenfield.
Mount took the lead and didn't look back.
Although it was not the preferred result, GMA coach Deborah Lawlor was very pleased with her teams effort, especially on the defense end.
"We did what we wanted to do. Right now it's not about the win, it's about closing the gap," said Lawlor. "I think we had them on their heels; the defense did a phenomenal job."
Duckenfield was full of praise for Lawlor.
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Frederick Buechner, the author of more than thirty books, both fiction and non-fiction, and also an ordained Christian minister, writes in his memoir, Telling Secrets, about the time he taught preaching at Harvard Divinity School. He found the students in his class a diverse bunch, including some who were atheists. This is how he described them.
"A number of them were Unitarian Universalists who by their own definition were humanist atheists. One of them, a woman about my age, came to see me in my office one day to say that although many of things I had to teach about preaching she found interesting enough, few of them were of any practical use to people like her who did not believe in God. I asked her what she did believe in, and I remember the air of wistfulness with which she said that whatever it was it was hard to put into words….. I felt somehow floored and depressed by what she said. I think things like peace, kindness, social responsibility, honesty were the things she believed in… it was hard for me to imagine giving sermons about such things. I realized that if ideas were all I had to preach, I would take up some other line of work.
I had never understood so clearly before what preaching is to me. Basically, it is to proclaim a Mystery before which, before whom, even our most exalted ideas turn to straw. It is also to proclaim this Mystery with a passion that ideas alone have little to do with. It is to try to put the Gospel into words not the way you would compose an essay but the way you would write a poem or a love letter – putting your heart into it, your own excitement, most of all your own life. It is to speak words that you hope may, by grace, be bearers not simply of new understanding but of new life both for the ones you are speaking to and also for you. Out of that life, who knows what ideas about peace and honesty and social responsibility may come, but they are the fruits of the preaching, not the roots of it. Another Unitarian Universalist student said once that what he believed in was faith, and when I asked him faith in what, his answer was faith in faith. I don't mean to disparage him – he was doing the best he could – but it struck me that having faith in faith was as barren as being in love with love or having money that you spend only on the accumulation of more money. It struck me too that to attend a divinity school when you did not believe in divinity involved a peculiarly depressing form of bankruptcy, and there were times as I wandered through those corridors that I felt a little like Alice on the far side of the looking glass.
Harvard Divinity School was proud, and justly so, of what it called its pluralism – feminists, humanists, theists, liberation theologians all pursuing truth together – but the price that pluralism can cost was dramatized one day in a way that I have never forgot. I had been speaking as candidly and personally as I knew how about my own faith and how I had tried over the years to express it in language. At the same time I had been trying to get the class to respond in kind. For the most part none of them were responding at all but just sitting there taking it in without saying a word. Finally I had to tell them what I thought. I said they reminded me of a lot of dead fish lying on cracked ice in a fish store window with their round blank eyes. There I was, making a fool of myself spilling out to them the secrets of my heart, and there they were, not telling me what they believed about anything beneath the level of their various causes. It was at that point that a black African got up and spoke. 'The reason I do not say anything about what I believe,' he said in his stately African English, 'is that I'm afraid it will be shot down.'
At least for a moment we all saw, I think, that the danger of pluralism is that it becomes factionalism, and that if factions grind their separate axes too vociferously, something mutual, precious, and human is in danger of being drowned out and lost."
These are important words for us to ponder on as we engage one another in argument and debate about what we believe or do not believe.


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Here's our Daily Mego Adoration for Monday, April 7, 2008:
Mego Spring 1975 Catalog (Part 1 of 5)!
Who IS this peculiar-looking kid, and just WHAT is his connection to Mego?!
This week, we proudly reveal a thorough examination of the incredibly rare Spring 1975 Mego Catalog. I discovered this scarce, 8-page catalog inside the Edgar Rice Burroughs (ERB) estate's private Mego archive, and it is as interesting as it is informative.
While researching World's Greatest Toys!, I was truly blessed to gain access to ERB's private Mego documentation, which sat in a file cabinet, untouched — until I came a' knockin' — for more than 30 years.
The Spring 1975 Mego catalog is one of many special artifacts I discovered during my exciting encounters with Danton Burroughs, grandson of the late Edgar Rice Burroughs, who created Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle.
In other words, be aware that there are many more, amazing and insightful Mego blogs coming in the near future.
Vintage 1970s toy goodness abounds!
World's Greatest Super-Heroes! Planet of the Apes! Bend N' Flex! Super-Gals! Super-Foes! Collector Banks! Plush toys!
Be sure to check back each day this week, as we will publish daily spreads of every single page from this long-lost Mego ephemera!
I want to send a special shout-out to Danton Burroughs, the sweetest and most generous man I have ever met. Danton, who suffers from a chronic and progressive disease, doesn't even have a computer (let alone read blogs), so he will never see this. Still, I want to broadcast my respect and appreciation of him. Danton, you took the Mego book to a 'whole nuva levoh', and I am forever indebted to you.
I wish you nothing but the best, my friend, and may every day be "a good day."
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Changes to roadwaysCouncil considers various options before settling on path.The Hutchinson City Council voted Tuesday to install a new pedestrian-activated signal that includes a red stoplight on a mast arm across 11th Avenue in front of the Kansas Cosmosphere, but to not reinstall a traffic signal at Avenue A and Poplar.
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Two of those, however, have been fatalities, one involving two vehicles colliding and one a pedestrian hit by a car. Based on the amount of traffic and number of accidents, the intersection does not warrant a traffic signal under engineering guidelines, Clennan said. "There are signals in Hutchinson that don't meet engineering warrants that were installed when citizens convinced the governing body to do it," Clennan conceded. Engineers commonly refer to the option for reconfiguring the roadway from four lanes to three as a "road diet," Clennan said. The benefits of it include reducing the width of the road to make it easier for pedestrians and cross traffic to get across, reducing the number of lanes of traffic pedestrians and other motorists must be aware of, and slowing traffic down. Besides crashes with cross traffic, a road diet configuration reduces rear-end and sideswipe accidents as well, Clennan said, statistically reducing all accidents by about a third. 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Those of us who identify as "CONSTITUTIONALIST" that support "personal responsibility" or "private enterprise" or "equality of opportunity" or "fiscal responsibility" or "ethical government" or ,, GASP,, lower taxes and less intrusive government, all things that are clearly supported by the Constitution, are labeled as hard hearted and mean spirited and pointed to as people that want to oppress the "poor" and "minorities".
Nothing could be farther from the truth. The Founders and Framers were almost all 1st or 2nd generation "minorities" (mostly religious minorities) whose families had left Europe to escape the feudal class system that was supported by and gave support to the leaders of all the Orthodox religious Hierarchy's that have so many similarities to "liberalism" of the communism, socialism and Marxism type that it is eerie. In both systems it is only the friends and family members of the ruling elites that ever get the opportunity to become rulers. The same thing can also be said about the Christacrats. The difference is that in that party those who support the most oppressive implementation of "Christianity" are the ones that get the greatest support. The same thing is true of Islam.
In all three systems those who want to impose laws that are most limiting of individual freedom and relieve the most people of personal responsibility are the ones that rise to the top and the media has for the most part thrown it's support to those whose policies are the same as those of Marx, and Ho Chi Mien, and Mao Tse Tung and Stalan, and Castro, and Chavez. This does create a counter weight against the pull of those who would impose a state supported religion,, but the weight is in the wrong place.
The media refuses to fulfill it's Constitutional duty and be the defender of the Constitution against any and all people and policies that would use the sword of government to oppress anyone. The media weight should be with the Constitution and if it was they wouldn't get accused of bias for or against any group(s) because the Constitution only supports the INDIVIDUAL against all forms of TYRANNY!!
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Though I photograph in hancock and Washington County, I do love Mackeral Point and Long Point very much. You captured an incredible feel and developed a real emotion in this winter shot.


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