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24 July 2016
Holding hands for 5,000 years, a couple with jade rings and dagger
The grave of a couple believed to be from the Bronze Age Glazkov culture has been excavated in Siberia. "In the grave we found male and female skeletons, lying on their backs, heads to the west, hand in hand," says archeologist Dr Dmitry Kichigin.
The burial is located at a cape on Maloe More, the strait separating the mainland and the Olkhon island, close to Chernorud, some 260 kilometres north-east of Irkutsk. Overlooking the waters of Lake Baikal, the oldest and deepest lake in the world, the site is a sacred burial place since Neolithic times and likely to contain more burials, possibly older than this one. The precise location is secret.
Bone samples have been sent for radiocarbon analysis, but the Russian team involved in the excavations believe the couple to be 4,500 to 5,000 years old.
The male skeleton is complete but rodents destroyed the upper part of the female. Near the woman was a large knife made of jade, some 13 centimetres in length and 7 centimetres in width. The man's skeleton had a ring made of rare white jade over one eye socket. Three more rings were on his chest. Pendants of red deer and musk deer teeth were found on the man's skull and around his feet, which likely decorated the hat and footwear.
"We also found some metal implement in a small leather bag between male's kneecaps," Adds Kichigin. "We can expect a lot of interesting discoveries on this archaeological site, so we plan to continue our work next year." Analysis of this summer's finds will begin in the autumn.
Edited from The Siberian Times (13 July 2016)
Homo erectus walked as we do
Recently discovered multiple assemblages of Homo erectus footprints in northern Kenya provide unique opportunities to understand our ancient ancestors. Using novel analytical techniques, researchers have demonstrated that the footprints preserve evidence of a modern human style of walking and a group structure consistent with human-like social behaviours.
Habitual bipedal motion is a defining feature of modern humans compared with other primates, and had profound effects on the biologies of our ancestors and relatives. There has been much debate over when and how a human-like bipedal gait first evolved, largely because of disagreements over how to infer biomechanics from skeletal shapes. Aspects of group structure and social behaviour also distinguish humans from other primates, yet there is no consensus on how to detect these in the fossil or archaeological records.
In 2009, a set of 1.5-million-year-old hominin footprints was discovered near the town of Ileret, on the northeast shore of Lake Turkana, in the extreme northwest corner of Kenya - a trace fossil discovery of unprecedented scale for this time period, now extending to five distinct sites preserving a total of 97 tracks created by at least 20 different presumed Homo erectus individuals. Researchers found the shapes of these footprints indistinguishable from those of modern habitually barefoot people, most likely reflecting similar foot anatomies and mechanics.
Kevin Hatala, of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology and George Washington University, says: "Our analyses of these footprints provide some of the only direct evidence to support the common assumption that at least one of our fossil relatives at 1.5 million years ago walked in much the same way as we do today."
Based on experimentally derived estimates of body mass from the fossil tracks, the researchers have inferred the sexes of the individuals and, for the two most expansive excavated surfaces, developed hypotheses regarding the structure of the groups. For example, at each of these sites there is evidence of several adult males. Cooperation between males underlies many of the social behaviours that distinguish modern humans from other primates.
Edited from PhysOrg, Science Daily (12 July 2016)
Digs uncover buildings in Cyprus' 11,000-year-old village
Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of more than 20 round buildings between 3 and 6 metres in diameter at the site of Ayios Tychonas-Klimonas in Limassol, the earliest known village in Cyprus, on the southern coast of the island. The buildings were constructed on small terraces cut into a gentle slope facing the sea. The walls were built with earth and strengthened with wooden poles, and the floors were often plastered. Most buildings contain large hearths, sometimes accompanied by a millstone weighing between 30 and 50 kilograms. The buildings were probably frequently reconstructed, as multiple layers of remains were found on the terraces.
The buildings are situated around a 10 metre diameter circular communal building dating to between 11,200 and 10,600 years BP, that was excavated between 2011 and 2012. More recent surveys and excavations show that the village would have covered an area of at least half a hectare.
Animal bones indicate the presence of domestic dogs and cats, and that villagers hunted wild boar and birds, and there is strong evidence for the cultivation of emmer wheat - a primitive cereal introduced from the continent. Large quantities of stone tools, stone vessels, and stone and shell beads or pendants were also found. At this time, the villagers did not produce pottery.
The organisation of the village, its architecture, the stone tools and the presence of agriculture and hunting are elements that are very similar to those already been identified in the early Pre-Pottery Neolithic Levant, between 11,500 and 10,500 years BP.
A statement by the Department of Antiquities describes the site as the earliest known manifestation of an agricultural and village way of life worldwide, demonstrating that although Cyprus was more than 70 kilometres from the mainland, the island was part of broader Near Eastern Neolithic developments.
Edited from Cyprus Mail, PhysOrg (12 July 2016)
23 July 2016
Megalithic structures unearthed in northeastern India
Prehistoric megaliths and tools discovered in Meghalaya's Ri-Bhoi district, in the northeastern India state of Assam, indicate that the Khasi tribe, one of the major tribes in the state, had made the area their home since around 1200 BCE.
Archaeologist Marco Mitri and a team from the North Eastern Hills University excavated the site near Lummawbuh village on the northern slopes of Sohpetbneng (heaven's navel) peak. Mitri said they found megalithic stone structures and iron implements dating to the prehistoric period spread over a 1.5 kilometre area on the ridge.
The excavation at Lummawbuh is the first one of a Neolithic site in Meghalaya. Radiocarbon tests confirm their finds dated to 12th century BCE.
The megalithic structures are used in the traditional mortuary practice which was popular among the tribesmen until a few decades ago.
"These Neolithic structures were first discovered in 2004 and it took at least a decade to confirm the existence of a settlement in the area till about 200 years ago," Mitri said.
Mitri's work, "Outline of Neolithic Culture of Khasi and Jaintia Hills" was published in 2009 by The British Archaeological Reports. Mitri also edited the 2010 book, "Cultural-Historical Interaction and the Tribes of North East India".
Edited from The Indian Express (11 July 2016)
Early Pacific islanders may have used obsidian to make tattoos
Skin normally decays, leading to a lack of evidence of tattooing in ancient peoples. Some researchers have looked for the tools which might have been used, yet many are assumed to have been made of biodegradable material such as fish bone. Now three researchers from Australia have found evidence of obsidian tools being crafted for use in creating tattoos approximately 3,000 years ago by South Pacific Islanders.
Nina Kononenko and Robin Torrence of the University of Sydney and Peter Sheppard of the University of Auckland conducted experiments using cut obsidian - an obvious choice, due to its sharp, glass-like features. They focused on the Solomon Islands as a possible site of early tattooing activities for several reasons, including the region's long history of tattooing, easy access to obsidian, and obsidian artefacts suitable for creating tattoos found at a site called Nanggu dating back around 3,000 years. Prior research had suggested obsidian tools were used to tan hides, but a lack of large animals would have meant there were no hides to tan. To test the possibility that the artefacts had been used to create tattoos, the researchers gathered obsidian samples from island sites, fashioned them into roughly the same shapes as the artefacts and used them to create tattoos on pigskin, afterwards comparing microscopic views of both sets of tools.
The sample tools they created looked remarkably similar under the microscope to the artefacts, with characteristic chipping, rounding and blunting as well as thin scratches. In addition, the artefacts carried traces of ochre, charcoal, and blood - strong evidence of obsidian tools being used by early islanders to create tattoos.
Edited from PhysOrg (11 July 2016)
22 July 2016
Aboriginal history revealed in caves
Located on the Salisbury Island, which lie 60km off the southern coast of Western Australia, are a series of caves, which contain Aboriginal artefacts and is patrolled by sharks. Besides the archaeologists, traditional owners, ablone divers, and filmmakers have helped search for the archaeological artefacts.
David Guilfoyle, who works for Applied Archaeology Australia, is the leader of the project has that: "The present-day mainland is 60 kilometres to the north of the island, and has documented evidence of human occupation in granite caves, extending at least 13,000 years before present,î adding that "So we know people were living here when they could walk to this limestone ridge.î
The area around the island rises from between 80m to 100m above the flat coastal plan, and would have been a distinctive feature for the inhabitants of the region in the late Pleistocene period. At the height of the ice age 18,000 years ago the caves, which are now underwater, would have offered shelter for these people. However, in the modern period the area is almost patrolled by sharks, who feed on the local wildlife.
The research has been described by Doc Reynolds, a traditional owner and senior heritage director for the Esperance Tjaltjaak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation: "This place would have looked like Uluru in the red centre of Australia ó a massive feature surrounded by low, flat bushland and rocky outcrops. It would have drawn my ancestors here for the many resources it provided. From an Aboriginal perspective, it's been a mind-blowing cultural experience, to actually stand on an island that used to be joined to the mainland all those years ago, and you think that I may be the first Aboriginal person to stand on that island since."
Edited from ABC AU News (20 June 2016)
17 July 2016
Ancient textiles shows importance of fashion to Bronze Age Britons
Excavations at Must Farm, 50 kilometres north-west of Cambridge, have unearthed the earliest examples of superfine textiles ever found in Britain - among the most finely-made Bronze Age fabrics ever discovered in Europe. Finds include more than 100 fragments of textile, processed fibre and textile yarn - some of superfine quality, with some threads just 1/10 of a millimetre in diameter and some fabrics with 28 threads per centimetre, fine even by modern standards. Most of the superfine fabrics were made of linen, and hundreds of flax seeds have been found, some of which had been stored in containers. Timber fragments with delicate carpentry may be the remains of looms, and fired clay loom weights have been found.
Some of the textiles had been folded, some in up to 10 layers. These may have been large garments, potentially up to 3 metres square - capes, cloaks, or drapes.
Archaeologists have also discovered a different type of fabric made of processed wild nettle stems from a locally available non-stinging subspecies known as fen nettles. Well-made nettle textile was often particularly fine and silky. In ancient folklore, nettles were often regarded as having magical powers, able to protect humans and animals from sorcery and witchcraft. In one of Europe's most famous folktales, the Wild Swans, shirts made of nettle yarn break a witch's spell.
So far no evidence of any extensive patterns or coloured dyes have been found on any of the textile fragments, although the edge of one seems to have been decorated with fringes, rows of knots, and strips featuring different styles of weave.
As well as making ultra-fine fabrics, at least some of the inhabitants wore exotic jewellery made of blue, black, yellow and green glass manufactured in the eastern Mediterranean. They lived in well-built 6 to 8 metre diameter houses and had a wide range of tools and other possessions. Around 50 bronze axes, sickles, spears, swords, razors, hammers, tweezers and awls have been found along with some 60 wooden buckets, platters and troughs, as well as around 60 well preserved ceramic bowls, mugs and storage jars - the largest collection of complete bronze, wooden and ceramic artefacts ever found in a British Bronze Age settlement.
Dug-out canoes, and two wooden wheels have also been unearthed.
Yet evidence suggests that this settlement was attacked, burnt and destroyed less than a year after it was built. In the five houses excavated so far, people have left all their possessions behind - meals half eaten, salted or dried meat hanging in the rafters, garments neatly folded on or around well-made wooden furniture.
Excavation director Mark Knight says: "It's a bit like discovering the Marie Celeste. Everything is exactly as it was left. Only the inhabitants are missing."
Edited from The Independent (14 July 2016)
Genomes reveal double invention of farming in Middle East
A study of 44 people from the Middle East show that two populations invented farming independently, then spreading it to Europe, Africa, and Asia. The results were published on the bioRxiv preprint server, showing that it supports archaeological evidence of farming starting in multiple places.
The evidence is important as it is the first detailed look into the ancestry of individuals from the Neolithic revolution. During this period, some 11,000 years ago, humans living in the Fertile Crescent shifted from a nomadic lifestyle to a sedentary lifestyle, which domesticated crops and transformed sheep, wild boars, and other creatures into domestic animals over thousands of years.
Previously it has been difficult to obtain DNA from this area due to the hot climates. Recent successes in extracting DNA from the petrous let Iosif Lazaridis and David Reich, population geneticists at Harvard Medieval School, analyse these genomes, which were 14,000 to 3,500 years old.
The genomes showed a stark difference between the populations from the southern Levant region and those living across the Zagros Mountains. The Zagros population were found to be closely related to hunter-gatherer populations, supporting the theory that farming was developed independently in the Southern Leva.
Roger Matthews, an Archaeologist from the University of Reading says that: "There has been a school of thought arguing that everything happens first in the southern Levant and everyone learns how to be farmers from this initial dispersal. But the archaeological evidence shows very strong local traditions that are clearly not in communication with each other, persisting for centuries if not millennia."
The farmers from Zagros domesticated goats and cereal such as emmer, while their counterparts in the west had barley and wheat. According to Rogers, Sometime 9,500 years ago, the traditions spread through the Middle East, possible mixing in eastern Turkey while seeking out materials for tools, such as obsidian. Rogers also states that more research is needed to find how farming spread to the east.
LaLueza-Fox sees that the ability to extract DNA from hotter climates as an important step for prehistoric research, "Retrieving genomic data from the ancient Near East is a palaeogenomic dream come true."
Edited from Nature magazine (20 June 2016)
Wine used in ceremonies 5000 years ago in Georgia
100 kilometers west from Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, an expedition led by Elena Rova from Cà Foscari University of Venice and Iulon Gagoshidze from the Goergian National Museum Tbilisi have found traces of wine inside animal-shaped vessels from ca 3000 BCE.
The site reveal two of these zoomorphic vessels, which are unique to this region, found with a Kura-Araxes jar, which were found in a rectangular area that could possibly be a shrine for cultic activities. Radiocarbon dating places the date of the items to between 3000-2900 BCE.
Palynologist Eviso Kvavadze studied the vessels and found pollen of Vitis vinifera (common grape vine), this underlines the strategic role wine took in Kura-Araxes for ritualistic drinking. Professor Rova states that this is significant "because the context of discovery suggests that wine was drawn from the jar and offered to the gods or commonly consumed by the participants to the ceremony."
Wine has been cultivated in Georgia since the Neolithic period, with this new discovery in the Kura-Araxes period; the wine culture has been pushed back more than 5,000 years ago. The wine would have been drunk from the animal horns as part of the supra, a traditional Georgian banquet.
The excavation at Caí Foscari started in 2013 and has already made impressive discoveries, with help from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In the 2015 campaign, 27 researchers and students from Italy and Georgia took part in the excavation and helped uncover these vessels. The 2016 season will run from June 17 until July 31.
Edited from ScienceDaily (14 June 2016)
16 July 2016
5,000-year-old figurine from Skara Brae rediscovered
A 5,000-year-old figurine, discovered in the 1860's was recently rediscovered in the Stromness Museum collections by Dr. David Clark. The figurine was found among artefacts from Skaill House donated to the museum in the 1930's.
The figurine is made of whalebone measuring 9.5 cm in height and 7.5 cm in width, adorned with a mouth, eyes, and a navel with no other decorations. It was originally discovered by William G. Watt while excavating a stone bed in house 3 of the Neolithic village. It was originally seen as an 'idol' or 'fetish' and described as such in the 1867
Skara Brae report written by George Petrie.
The figurine represents the first Neolithic example of a representation of a human form, which are exceptionally rare in Britain. The figurine, nicknamed 'Skara Brae Buddo' is now being displayed for the first time in Stromness Museum alongside other artefacts from Skara Brae.
Edited from The Orcadian (15 June 2016), Live Science (21 June 2016)
Prehistory of Palawan island explored
Since 2004, archaeologists from the University of the Philippines Diliman (UPD) have been systematically excavation and processing human remains from Palawan Island. These remains have showed a heavy diversity in burial and other cultural practices over the past 10,000 years. The cave is located in the Northern Palawan Province and contains skeletons ranging in date from late Palaeolithic (9,000 BP) to the Neolithic and Metal periods, ca. 4,000 and 1,000 BP respectively, and even the late millennium.
Humans from the latest period of the cave are buried as whole bodies, on their backs and directed towards the cave opening. Meanwhile the Metal Periods show a more dispersed burial, though this could be due to disturbance from other burials or re-burying done in later stages. Two bodies from the Neolithic Period were buried in a completely different manner, being covered by large rocks. The bodies of the Palaeolithic Period showed a completely different burial practice, the bodies being cremated and
then deposited as piles of bone fragments.
Dr. Victor J. Paz, leader of the project and part of the Archaeological Studies Program at UPD, states that the aim of the project is further study of the human remains, including age-at-death, sex, disease, and other cultural modifications: "Describing these variables will help us understand the diversity of mortuary practices". The team will also provide data for comparing finds from other archaeological sites in South-East Asia.
Edited from PhysOrg (21 June 2016)
Human skeletons reveal ancient hunting techniques
800,000 years ago, a small hunting party enclosed on a herd of antelope, leaving only behind their footprints. These were recently discovered by anthropologists and determined to be 'multiple' individuals of the Homo erectus species in a desert located in southern Eritrea.
The footprints cover an area of 280 square feet (26 square metres) on a stone slab of sandstone, where they represent the oldest footprints discovered in the area. It is hoped that these footprints will reveal how Homo erectus walked. It is believed that this species is the first to have walked upright on two legs and be recognizable as human. The footprints were discovered in the middle of the Danakil desert at a site near Buia, which is thought to have been home to a Homo erectus community living there up to one million years ago.
The excavations at the site are being lead by Professor Alfredo Coppa, from La Sapienza University in Rome. The prints were found to be moving north/south parallel to prints left by a now extinct species of antelope.
Professor Coppa said that: "The footprints were made by more than one individual and could reveal new details about the foot anatomy and movement of these human ancestors." Adding that "Due to their ephemeral nature in soft sediments, footprints tend to be altered and eroded very quickly."
The footprints also give a unique glimpse into the lives of Homo erectus individuals in motions with their contemporary ecosystem hundreds of thousand years ago. This specific species is a key part in the human evolution. The footprints themselves were found to resemble those of modern humans, which could indicate a more modern way of movements and walking.
Professor Coppa has stated that: "We will return in November to try to have a broader and more detailed documentation that can look at body mass, height, weight and sociability of the group." His team has also recovered several teeth and part of a skull at two sites in the Danakil past, also having found five or six individuals.
Whether or not the hunters in question caught their prey is uncertain, but the archaeological evidence left behind has withstood the test of time.
Edited from Mail Online (20 June 2016), Australian Network News (22 June 2016)
7 July 2016
Ancient campsite found in Canada
In an area of New Brunswick (Canada) the Canadian Department of Transportation had plans to construct a by-pass of Route 8 around the city of Fredericton, capital of the region.
As part of the investigations which are made for the planning of any major road, not just in Canada, an archaeological team was sent to see if there was anything of interest. What they found was actually so important that there was an immediate cessation of ground works and the by-pass would have to be permanently re-routed.
The find centred on a campsite, dated at 10,000 BCE, which would have been based on the shores of a long lost lake. So far over 600 artefacts have been unearthed, ranging from stone tools to arrow heads and a fire pit.
One of the First Nation tribes of this area of New Brunswick was the Maliseet and several members of the archaeological team were members of that tribe, including Shawna Goodall, who is quoted as saying "These are my ancestors. And just to be able to be the first one to hold things in 13,000 years - I get goose bumps every timer, (from) every single artefact. That never ores away, that feeling".
The other exciting part of the find is that it provides a missing link. Team Leader, Brent Suttie, is quoted as saying "We have a few sites down in the Pennfield area and then we have very famous sites in Debert, Nova Scotia that dates to 11,600 years old. We don't have anything between those two sites. This site just happens to fall within that".
Edited from CBC News, CTV News, Global News (23 June 2016)
New insight into the construction of Stonehenge
A recent discovery of a Y-shaped wooden sledge at a megalithic site in Japan has lead a team of students from the Institute of Archaeology at London University's University College (UCL), to re-think how the Stonehenge stones were transported to the site.
Previous ideas had centred on the impractical use of tree trunks as rollers. Experiments using these failed badly as, unless the trunks were exactly the same diameter as each other and perfectly round, the immense weight of the stones rolling over them would either crush them or push them into the ground.
This new technique uses static 'rollers' with a smooth, low friction wooden sled being pulled over them. The experiment involved a slab of stone weighing a mere 1 ton and a team of 10 managed to pull it easily, at a steady speed of 1.6 km/hour. This lead to the belief that the 2 ton bluestones from the Preseli Hills in West Wales could have been transported in this way.
It was not possible to confirm if the same technique could have been used for the much larger (32 ton) sarsen stones, albeit the journey would have been much shorter. Even the organisers were surprised with the ease with which the experiment worked.
Event organiser, Barney Harris, from the Institute of Archaeology, is quoted as saying "All we can really tell from experiments like this is the minimum number of people involved. My preliminary calculations led me to believe it would take slightly more people. In the event, what I thought would take 15 people, at a minimum, actually needed only 10 people".
More experimentation, over a variety of surfaces (this experiment was conducted over the smooth manicured grass of Gordon Square, adjacent to UCL) before a more accurate, revised estimate of the construction period for Stonehenge can be made
Edited from Live Science (17 June 2016)
Evidence uncovered of a thriving community in the Gobi desert
The Gobi desert is a vast area of 1,295,000 square kilometres, spread across northern China and Mongolia. It is an inhospitable, barren area, home only to hardy nomadic tribes who can withstand the harsh extremes of -43° C to +38° C. However, 40,000 years ago it painted a totally different picture, home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, interspersed with large lakes, which have long ago dried up under desertification. This period coincide with the Pleistocene and early Holocene occupation of the region.
A team of archaeologists from the Institute of Archaeology, University of Wroclaw (Poland), has been conduction research across the southern end of the Gobi with amazing results. Not only have they found large, stone covered Iron Age tombs but also a variety of stone tools and a group of several items made of jasper, on what would have been a lookout point on one of the mountains.
Professor Szykulski, leader of the project, is quoted as saying "The accumulation of certainly valuable material in one place proves that it had great importance for the inhabitants of the region. Perhaps the discovery is related to a rite".
The aim of the project is to chart pre-history for this semi-arid area, between the Altai Mountains and the Gobi desert. Restricting the area to this region reduces the area to be covered but even so it stretches to a vast 50,000 square kilometres.
Edited from Science & Scholarship in Poland (10 June 2016)


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System.out.println("Company Name : "+companyName);
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randomInt1 = randomGenerator.nextInt(20);
m1 = randomInt;
m2 = randomInt1;
m3 = m1+m2/100;
System.out.print("The number of joinees joining every month : "+m3);
I would like to create an array with name as the "companyName" and populate it with all the values that will be given as output.
For e.g
Company Name : Apple
Address : USA
Contact Information : NA
The number of joinees joining every month : 13.0
All of these values must be inserted into an array automatically when I run the program. The result should look like this
Apple[] = {Apple,USA,NA,13.0}
how can I achieve this ?


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BWEN trades lower, because the quarterly report stinks. Until annual revenue exceeds $250 million per year, it will never exceed $1 per share, and with coming reverse split at 7:1 remember $7 as threshold. That will be the number I may consider buying again, or below the ongoing trending lower price under 25 cents. BWEN is strictly a long term investment. Have fun out there!
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|Deborah Watling
|Sally Wilson (11 episodes, 1958-1959)
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|C.M. Pennington-Richards
|(11 episodes, 1959)
|Peter Maxwell
|(10 episodes, 1959)
|Quentin Lawrence
|(6 episodes, 1959)
|Ralph Smart
|(2 episodes, 1958-1959)
Series Writing credits
|H.G. Wells
|(24 episodes, 1959)
|Ian Stuart Black
|(13 episodes, 1959)
|Ralph Smart
|(6 episodes, 1958-1959)
|Leslie Arliss
|(4 episodes, 1959)
|Michael Cramoy
|(3 episodes, 1959)
|Doreen Montgomery
|(2 episodes, 1958-1959)
|Brenda Blackmore
|(2 episodes, 1959)
|Brian Clemens
|(2 episodes, 1959)
|Michael Connor
|(2 episodes, 1959)
|Stanley Mann
|(2 episodes, 1959)
Series Produced by
|Ralph Smart
|producer (26 episodes, 1959)
Series Cinematography by
|Brendan J. Stafford
|(9 episodes, 1959)
|Bert Mason
|(8 episodes, 1959)
|Arthur Graham
|(5 episodes, 1959)
Series Film Editing by
|Derek Chambers
|(7 episodes, 1959)
|Spencer Reeve
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|Carmen de Ossa
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|David Hawkins
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Series Casting by
|Harry Fine
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Series Art Direction by
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|Aida Young
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the TV heroes that followed.
i think the show was very well written,special effects are as good as one could expect from that period, & best of all is the inclusion of some top class British character actors. i was very young when this series originally came out & it brings back fond memories of my childhood in england!
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Back surgery in 5 days: What am in for?
Having back surgery on Dec. 19th. Fusion of L5-S1 with bone from pelvis and some "hardware". Doc has been great with the exception of what I'm in for in terms of post-op pain and recovery. Basically, he's told me "it varies." I do know I'll be hospitalized for at least 2 nights. [more inside]
Chest pains after vodka
I recently discovered that the morning after drinking vodka (I'm not getting drunk and this wasn't on an empty stomach), I get mild chest pains. I'm not looking for what to do: obviously I've stopped drinking vodka and will see a doctor ASAP. What I'd like to know is: have you experienced this and did you ever figure out the cause?
My hands and wrists hurt. Help?
My hands and my wrists really hurt doing any activity that engages them, I don't see my doctor for until December 29th, and I have things I need to get done involving my hands. Looking for some ideas/short term solutions to keep functioning until I see the doc next in a couple weeks. [more inside]
Knot helping
Muscle pain in my back and chest is making day-to-day activities painful. Help me get rid of it. [more inside]
Elbow joint very sore, any ways to speed up the healing process?
Didn't touch a DSLR for months, then this past weekend, went to photograph a festival going stage to stage carrying heavy lenses for ~8 hours a day. Just tired the next day. But the following day, can barely move my right arm. [more inside]
Serious joint pain, no diagnosis
Does anyone have any experience with persistent, unexplained joint pain in multiple joints? [more inside]
I think my back is dying.
I have been having some really really terrible back pain lately and I need to know roughly what it might be and what kind of doctor person I should see about it and what I can do in the meantime so that I don't end up defenestrating myself in order to escape it. [more inside]
Why do Rx pain meds make me so mellow and sentimental?
As I type this, I'm having to curb the urge to call friends and family and gush about how much I love them and how wonderful they are. I'm on 750mg of Percoset for an arthritis flare tonight. What is happening in my brain or body to cause these feelings? I'm always this way with any kind of Rx pain meds and I'm just curious. Thanks!
using meds to not feel
I struggled with depression for twenty odd years and have given up on finding medications that seem to hit the mark for other people. I have learned what I need to keep the worst of it at bay and actually feel better depression level wise since I can remember. However I am going through extreme emotional times right now and am wondering if it is ethical to try meds just to numb the pain. [more inside]
Help for jaw neuralgia?
In May, I went to my dentist for a deep root cleaning on my upper and lower teeth on the left side (with the right side to be done the following week). After the Novocain wore off, I had the usual mild soreness that has accompanied similar cleanings in the past. However, after a couple of days the pain started to migrate over to the right side (i.e., the side that had not been cleaned), at which point it gradually flared into an intense upper and lower jaw ache that was reminiscent of the pain of getting my braces adjusted or the pain that followed my jaw surgery about 9 years ago. The pain lasted off and on for about a month, then gradually went away – until... [more inside]
How do you know if a counsellor is a good fit?
How do you know if a counsellor is a good fit? [more inside]
Good guided meditations for surgery recovery/pain?
Looking for guided meditations/mindfulness practices specifically for help with post-surgical pain, besides Jon Kabat-Zinn's Mindfulness Meditation for Pain Relief. [more inside]
How does an isolated person heal from a breakup?
I need tips on how to handle/distract myself from a break up when I'm low on the friend count and the money count and don't really leave the house. Ever. [more inside]
pleuritic chest pain - really bad
Yes, I know you are not my doctor. Yes, I have been to see a doctor. To date, no diagnosis and no drugs prescribed, a lot of pain that shows no signs of going away. [more inside]
Is breastfeeding supposed to hurt?
Exclusively breastfeeding my 4-month-old daughter and my joints have been hurting every day since a few weeks after her birth--particularly my hands, wrists, and ankles. My hands and wrists are also noticeably bigger. Everything hurts worse in the morning. I know prolactin is a pro-inflammatory so maybe that's why, and maybe I can expect things to get better when I wean her? I have a history of other autoimmune diseases so I am worried about RA. I have an appt with a rheumatologist but couldn't get in for several weeks so, in the meantime, is this something others have experienced? In other words, so that I can sleep at night without worry, did others have achy joints that went away after weaning? I'm hoping this can be chalked up to the prolactin and not RA that has been triggered...
my thumb is hurting and the doc said nothing was wrong. what do I do?
my right thumb has been hurting on and off for years. it's at the basilar joint. I have gotten xrays and I was checked for rheumatism (which has occurred in my family) but was cleared. eventually, the doc gave up, stating some things just couldn't be explained. this is not good enough for me. [more inside]
Can you pull a leg muscle - while sleeping?
This has happened once or twice a year for a while. I'm asleep, and awake to find my leg (either one) feels really tight, strained and overtense, in the thigh and calf, like there are muscles there that are on the verge of ripping. It's very painful for a very short while - usually wakes me up screaming, and painful to walk on for an hour or two onwards, but then subsides during the day. [more inside]
Did your back get better?
So I've been at least preliminarily diagnosed with a herniated disk at the L5-S1 level. This is after a couple months of back and leg pain and an attempt to treat it with oral Prednisone. The Prednisone worked for a few days while I was on it but the pain came back after the course was over. Yesterday, I went back to my GP and he gave me the diagnosis and referred me to a neurologist and is arranging for an MRI. My question is: have you been through this, what was your treatment and how did it go? [more inside]
How to deal with a loss of a career due to chronic injury
Hello, I am worried about my mental health because I am about to give up a career that I love because of a health issue. I work in a very competitive industry and I have, after many years of hard work been given my dream job. My work is exciting, varied and creative. It is also extremely physical. I am at the edge of achieving all my goals. But my condition means I am struggling to do the job. I am only in my late 20's My questions are: How can I deal mentally if I have to quit? I feel to a large extent defined by my work. I feel everything I worked for over the last 10 years is about to be ruined. I'm worried that I wont have anything else in my life that I can truly excel at. For those of you that have had a similar loss how did you cope? (Loss of a career, sport, hobby, etc) Thanks
Ma, it hurts!
As I get older (34f) I'm finding that when I stub my toe or accidentally bump myself somewhere, it hurts so much more than it used to. I used to bounce back pretty quickly. It's not like I bruise more easily, just the immediate pain is more acute and lasts a bit longer. Got any tips on how to bring back more resilience?
The agony of da feets
Please help me (a hefty male) find shoes sneakers that are comfortable! Requirements: US size 10.5-11, wide width (3E), wide toe box for bunion comfort and vegan. Preferably shoes that don't look like Herman Munster's. Actually, that's totally OK. [more inside]
Legs: How do they work!?
I'm a 42yo overweight female. I've been on an ongoing and very successful weight loss program, and have no issues with my diet at this time. My issue is, I seem to have forgotten how to walk... [more inside]
What can I do to feel better after I jolted my body in a fall?
I fell on the back of my head yesterday while playing kickball. I did the right thing and went to the ER, and got the all-clear: no concussion. I felt fine but headachey last night. Today I feel quite bad, and I'm not sure what I should be doing. Sporty-people, help? [more inside]
Violinists of Metafilter, please save my neck!
I have recently started rehearsing for a show in which I will be acting and playing the violin. Exciting! But also, painful. How the fuck do I relax my neck? Help! [more inside]
If it's not my gallbladder, what is it?
My tests are normal but I'm having classic gallbladder pain symptoms - please help! [more inside]
Headache from Urination Strain (worried)
hey everyone. A short while back, I was in a phase where I was straining alot when I was peeing. I was being very OCD about emptying my bladder is what I'm saying. I did this until I started to feel a pain in my abdomen as well as an aching sensation in the right side of my head. I immediately stopped. While the pain in the abdomen went away, the headache persisted. Eventually I went to my MD and he didn't seem that worried about it and said it would go away. The head sensation sort of changes often. Sometimes it's a mild to moderate pain and sometimes it feels like sort of a cold feeling on the right side of my head if that makes sense. i wanted to get you guy's takes on this.
hurting over past relationship now more than when the break up happened
I feel like I'm going backwards with the break up over my past relationship which occured over six months ago. I was fine for months afterwards and, in the past couple of weeks, I've been feeling increasingly guilty over my behaviour toward my depressed ex and it hurts to think about memories together and him in general much more than it used to. Is it normal, could it be because our one year anniversary would have been in a few days? Why is it happening, when I feel like I care more about my current bf than I did him? Am I betraying him? What should I do? [more inside]
Lower Right Back/Side Pain Every Morning
Other than having a bad mattress or sleeping in a weird position ... is there any potentially serious medical condition that would cause me to wake up every morning with pain in my lower right back/side? The pain wakes me up every morning (usually after about 6 hours of sleep). It goes away after I have been up and moving around for 30 minutes or so. Note: I do have a small tear in my rotator cuff - I'm wondering if I'm compensating for the shoulder issue and sleeping in a funny position?
Plantar fasciitis progression and recovery?
I have plantar fasciitis in my right foot. I've read about it on the web, and it feels like either everyone else is understating the pain and mobility limitations or mine is much worse than everyone else. Help me manage my expectations for my recovery. [more inside]
How do I start running even though I have disc problems
It's been a few years since I had an MRI but I have two degenerated discs that give me problems now and then. What do I need to do to start running for exercise? [more inside]
Sudden sore throat and lost voice. Make it not hurt!
I woke up Friday with a sore throat that quickly escalated to a painful cough and lost voice. What can I do to make the coughing, my lungs, and my ribs no hurt so much? [more inside]
Un-comfortably numb. Is this right?
Stupid question filter: how are (prescribed) narcotic painkillers supposed to make you feel? Is painkiller a misnomer? Do they really reduce / relieve your pain? [more inside]
Pain after knee surgery
Pain relief question for elderly parent. [more inside]
My back hurts. Make it stop. I'm going to be grumpy until it stops.
I've been doing Jillian Michaels Body Revolution for the past couple months and my back has gotten progressively worse during Phase II to the point I'm now regressing and can't do exercises I previously could. What do I need to be doing differently to protect my back? [more inside]
Back pain in the morning?
YANMD. I've started having a new kind of back pain in the morning. Any thoughts/tips? Details inside. [more inside]
Is Paroxetine Any Good For Chronic Pain?
Is Paroxetine Any Good For Chronic Pain? [more inside]
What kind of doctor do I need to see for my knee/hip pain?
I am 28 and female. Overweight, but no other health problems. I've had deep, aching knee and hip pain since around 2003. Most of the time since then, I have been un- or under-insured. I'd like to finally get this figured out and treated, but not sure what kind of specialist I should go to. My latest trip to a primary-care doctor was useless. [more inside]
What a pain!
My 79 year old dad fell and hit his head on the metal bathtub door runner 3 weeks ago. He was outside of the bathtub, fell backward, and hit the base of his skull on the right side. It is continuing to hurt at a level that makes him not want to take care of his basic needs beyond getting to the bathroom. I am working on getting home nursing and custodial services set up, though he's convinced that if he could just get the headache to go away, he wont need any of those services. What's the cause, what's the treatment? [more inside]
Help me cope with pain
I've been in pain every day for four years, despite physiotherapy and prescription pain medicine. How do I feel like it is worth keeping going? [more inside]
Muscle pain opposite the working muscle?
When doing push-ups I would expect to be working my chest but I never get to the point where my chest feels the work because I have so much weakness and pain in my rear deltoids. [more inside]
Help me get rid of these muscle cramps!
For the past few nights I've been waking up with horrible muscle cramps in my upper arm - it feels like it's happening in the area where my deltoid connects to my bicep. It feels like a charlie horse in my arm - except I can't make it stop by "stretching". Does anyone have any tips on how to make reoccurring episodes of muscle cramps go away? [more inside]
Why do my thumbs hurt?
Over the past four or five months I've had pain and stiffness in my thumbs. It started in my right thumb (I'm right handed) and then I noticed it in my left as well. It now seems to be worse in my left - my left thumb hurts a bit more than my right and I can't bend it quite as far. What is likely to be causing this? [more inside]
Pain management program - What is normal?
Are my expectations of my pain management program unrealistic? I feel like my pain doctor is more than happy to leave me in pain for extended periods of time, and I just don't know what is normal in a pain management program. [more inside]
Help me visit my dentist for a checkup.
I am seeing the dentist Monday. How can I make this experience less painful (in all senses, physical, emotional, financial)? [more inside]
Help a bald dog out?
7 month old puppy chewing herself constantly, huge bald spots. Any idea why? [more inside]
Please help my upper back feel better.
Despite my best efforts, my upper back pain seems to be getting worse. I'm wondering: 1) if some sort of special pillow might help this and 2) if there are any other things I can do to fix it. [more inside]
There Must Be a Reason They Sit on Those Little Chairs, Right?
Is there a reason that sidelined basketball players sit on regular-sized chairs (or the bench), where their very long legs place their knees much higher than their hips? [more inside]
Wrist pain and popping
A while back, I did something totally normal like reaching into the back seat of my car, and my wrist popped and started hurting. I've tried a bunch of stuff and it's not getting better. The doctor says I'm supposed to immobilize it and come back in a month, at which point we can talk about surgery (!!!). I'm frustrated by this and tired of being in pain. Should I pursue other treatment, and if so, what kind? [more inside]
Heart advice for difficult times?
Looking for ways to soothe oneself during especially trying times in life. One day at a time is fine and dandy but its the hours and minutes that get excruciating, especially when everything seems void of joy and meaningless. If you have gone through some truly rough times, how did you soothe yourself in the moment? While many have family and friends close by, I have neither so I am looking for ways to manage my pain myself. Any tips and tricks will be much appreciated. Thanks!
Pain in my left arm?
You're not my doctor of course, but what could this be? I've been having a weird pain in my left arm all day. Details within.... [more inside]


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First lady Michelle Obama visited the Great Wall of China on Sunday, and Chinese authorities had local merchants pull a popular Obama-Mao t-shirt during her time there.
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According to the Weekly Standard, a pool reporter commented on a tip about merchants at t-shirt stalls being told to "temporarily suspend sales of t-shirts that show President Obama in a Mao hat."
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That tip turned out to be true. Several merchants denied carrying such items, but one merchant quietly took this correspondent to the back of her tent and showed off a whole box of the popular, normally seen t-shirts. As we were negotiating prices – she wanted 360 yuan, or roughly $60, an outrageous starting price – other merchants came by, and in Chinese, told her to be careful. The merchant became visibly rattled and put the t-shirts away.
This 2009 photo depicts a similar t-shirt, according to the Daily Mail:
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Three people have died in three separate road accidents in southern New South Wales on Sunday.
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Police are investigating whether there are more victims of a Sydney teacher who allegedly subjected a teenage boy to repeated sexual abuse nearly 20 years ago.
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More hospital beds across New South Wales are being closed as a result of industrial action by nurses.
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Paramedics say two teenage boys who crashed racing bikes in the New South Wales Southern Highlands escaped more serious injuries because they were wearing helmets.
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Illawarra, South Coast and Highlands students have featured in this year's Hight School Certificate distinguished achievers list.
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A second teenager is expected to be charged with murder over the death of a 17-year-old in Belanglo State Forest, south of Sydney.
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A severe thunderstorm bringing flash flooding and damaging winds is expected to hit the Illawarra, South Coast and Southern Highlands of New South Wales over the next several hours.
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Bad weather has caused havoc on roads in the Southern Highlands, bringing down trees and causing slippery driving conditions.
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The world's first International Cricket Hall of Fame exhibit is being officially opened in New South Wales on Sunday.
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The Greens says the federal government should prioritise the southern highlands to Sydney section of any high speed rail link
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Poor weather in the Southern Highlands at the weekend caused the cancellation of a number of Tulip Time events in Bowral.
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Bowral detectives have uncovered a substantial cannabis cultivation operation in the New South Wales southern highlands.
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Police say skeletal remains found in Belanglo State Forest belong to a teenage girl who died five to seven years ago.
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A forensic police officer looks for clues in leaf litter in the Belanglo State Forest, south-west of Sydney, on September 1, 2010, where human bones were found a few days earlier. The forest was the site of notorious serial killer Ivan Milat's so-called 'backpacker murders' in the early 1990s.
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Police say it looks like human remains found in Belanglo State Forest belong to a woman.
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Specialist teams have travelled to Belanglo State Forest to widen the search after human remains, including a skull, were found there at the weekend.
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NSW forensic police inspect bushland on August 30, 2010, where human bones were found the day before in the Belanglo state forest, south of Sydney.
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Police confirm a human skull has been found in the forest where backpacker killer Ivan Milat dumped his victims.
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The Liberals' Alby Schultz is set to represent the New South Wales southern highlands seat of Hume for a fifth term.
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The New South Wales Government says the company distributing gas to the Southern Highlands is best placed to investigate a major outage that occurred in May.
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A former teacher at a Southern Highlands school accused of indecently assaulting students has appeared in court.
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Two regional towns are going head-to-head to express their love for Mary Poppins, with rival festivals honouring the fictitious nanny.
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There is confusion over who is responsible for compensation after a major gas outage in the New South Wales southern highlands.
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The cause of an equipment failure which has cut off gas supply for thousands of customers in the New South Wales Southern Highlands is still unknown.
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Some households in the New South Wales Southern Highlands could be without gas until Sunday after supplies were cut-off on Wednesday night.
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To show attraction to the opposite or same sex.
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like when a person only dats certain types of pple because they are shallow. Ex. females who only date jocks, celebs. depending on social status, popularity or money.
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- Between three and seven untranslated excerpts from contemporary texts, however, accompany each chapter.
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Marshall Man Arrested on Federal Drug Counts
Local and federal law enforcement officials arrested Glen Dale resident Joseph A. McDonald on federal drug charges after more than a year of investigation.
McDonald, 26, was arrested Thursday morning by the Marshall County Sheriff's Department, Glen Dale Police Department and agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration and U.S. Marshals Service.
McDonald was indicted earlier this week by a federal grand jury on two counts of distribution of Oxycodone within 1,000 feet of a protected location, two counts of distribution of cocaine base within 1,000 feet of a protected location, one count of distribution of cocaine within 1,000 feet of a protected location, one count of distribution of Oxycodone and two counts of distribution of Oxycodone and cocaine within 1,000 feet of a protected location. McDonald's residence is located directly across the street from a playground and city park, which falls within the definition of a protected location.
According to Marshall County Chief Deputy and Sheriff-elect Kevin Cecil, the investigation began in his office about a year ago after several complaints were received about the property at 508 Tomlinson Ave., Glen Dale, where McDonald lives. Cecil said neighbors had reported suspicious activity both inside and outside of the residence which they believed to be drug deals.
After gathering intelligence from other sources and hearing more complaints of suspicious activity, Cecil said his office presented the information to the office of U.S. Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld II. Initially, there was not enough evidence to qualify the case for federal proceedings, though more information gathered later pushed it over the threshold.
"Each case is different," Cecil said. "Various things come into play (when considering for a federal case), including the drugs themselves, the quantity and the number of people sold to."
Ihlenfeld said when the search warrant was executed Thursday, evidence of drug activity was found at the residence. Cecil confirmed that activity was "consistent to what we had found in our investigation."
McDonald appeared in court Thursday for an initial appearance and was remanded to police custody pending a detention hearing, which has been scheduled for Dec. 11. If convicted, he faces up to 40 years in prison and a $2 million fine on the seven counts of distribution near a school and up to 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine on the final distribution count.
Cecil said community members in Glen Dale were a key factor in the case being investigated. He said those residents were thankful to the deputies Thursday for taking action.
"The big thing is if you see a problem but don't see any action, it isn't that we aren't doing anything," he said. "Investigations take time, and this is proof positive that with time and perseverance, we can solve a case."