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You can buy a laptop or buy mobile broadband with a free laptops on this site. If you click on the buy laptops it has a shop or links to online shops that sell laptops.
Http://www.laptopsforfree.co.uk

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Hi Danny!
I recommend
Dell Inspiron 11 11.6-Inch Obsidian Black Laptop (Windows 7 Premium)
# 1.3GHz Intel Pentium SU4100 Processor (800MHz FSB, 2MB cache)
# 4GB Memory; 250GB 5400RPM Hard Drive; Flash Card Reader; 10/100 Ethernet
# Wireless 802.11 b/g Connectivity; Built-in 1.3MP Webcam; Integrated Audio
# 11.6″ Widescreen High Definition Display; Intel GS45 Integrated Graphics
# Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit);

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or HP Pavilion G62-222US 15.6-Inch Laptop
* AMD Turion II Dual-Core Mobile Processor P520 (2.3Ghz, 2MB L2 Cache)
* 3GB DDR3 System Memory (2 DIMM) (expandable to 4 GB)
* 320GB (7200RPM)
* Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
* 15.6″ diagonal High-Definition HP BrightView LED Display (1366 x 768)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003VFZ3YE?ie=UTF8&tag=digitsy-post-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003VFZ3YE

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Hey check out dell.com you can choose what goes into your laptop and they have great warranties which are very important when buying a laptop. They also have wifi stuff but i think this site has better deals http://www.meritline.com/

GOOD LUCK!

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If you want a personalized, reliable and quick advice, you should check out ProCompare.com (http://procompare.com/top/notebooks). They have a recommendation engine that ranks laptops and other tech products based on ratings and reviews from a community of trusted IT professionals. They also have a cool personalization slider that lets you personalize the results based on the criteria that are most important to YOU.

Hope you’ll find this answer useful…

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Dell.com
walmart.com
bestbuy.com
target.com

google laptops and you’ll probably find quite a few good deals

good luck

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Amazon.com

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Http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory.aspx?SubCategory=32&name=Laptops-Notebooks

Take your time and look around. You will find some very good deals there.

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Not that much is actually known about the ancesteral Pueblo and what is known is sometimes based around educated guesswork.

What we do know is, the ancesteral Pueblo civilisation was one of four peoples who occupied the American Southwest from the prehistoric period onwards. The name recently given to these people is ‘Anasazi’ which is actually a Navajo name.

Mesa Verde, Spanish for ‘Green Table’, was occupied from the early years after Christ to around the thirteenth Century. The reasoning behind the abandonment of the site is highly contested, with experts from different quarters arguing over the facts.

Many believe that the migration of more volatile and aggressive civilisations into the region, forced the ancesteral Pueblos to migrate further south, while others believe that climate change in the the Americas, which happened around 1150AD (the same climate shift which helped to bring down the Lake Titicaca civilisation of the Tiwanaku), affected the rainfall and led to the abandonment of the site for a more agreeable environment.

The cultural high of the City was in the period between 900 and 1140AD, when bigger settlements were built, long trade networks were established and domesticated animals were kept. Previous to this new period, settlements were smaller and generally were only inhabited for around thirty years. This new epoch brought about a new architectural style which we are left with today.

The most recognised of all the cliff dwellings of the Pueblos is the ‘Cliff Palace’, which was carved 89 feet deep and 59 feet high into the rock. The use for many of the rooms in the Palace are still a mystery to us, though they are large open spaces which could have been important for religious reasons.

Out of the 150 rooms in the complex, there are many storage rooms which were designed to keep away moisture and pests from the newly gathered harvests.

The growth of Mesa Verde, was probably helped along by the movement of Pueblo peoples who moved to the Mesa Tops in the 1200s. It is thought that this could be due to the arrival of Shoshone and Ute Amerindians who moved into the area, causing the settled Pueblo to flee to the less arable lands around Mesa Verde.

William and Charles Bent, along with Ceran St. Interior view of Bent’s FortVrain, built the original fort on this site in 1833 to trade with trappers and Native Americans, primarily the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, for buffalo robes. The adobe fort quickly became the center of the Bent, St.Vrain Company’s expanding trade empire that included Fort St.Vrain to the north and Fort Adobe to the south, along with company stores in Mexico at Taos and Santa Fe.

For much of its 16-year history, the adobe fort was the only major permanent white settlement on the Santa Fe Trail between Missouri and the Mexican settlements around Santa Fe. The fort provided explorers, adventurers, and the U.S. Army a place to get needed supplies, wagon repairs, livestock, good food, water, camaraderie, rest and protection in the vast “Great American Desert”. The famous Western scout Kit Carson was a hunter for the fort from 1831 to 1842. During the war with Mexico in 1846, the fort became a staging area for Colonel Stephen Watts Kearny’s “Army of the West”. Disasters and disease caused the fort’s abandonment in 1849. Archeological excavations and original sketches, paintings and diaries were used in the fort’s reconstruction in 1976.

Gatita_63109

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If you don’t have one associated with your job, I’d recommend Bellco. They’ve been around a long time and have all services. Many locations. Go to their web site for more info:https://www.bellco.org/

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It’s important in colorado because this is where it all started.

Women immigration mainly effected the economy here.

The first mayor in Colorado was a women.
But you should google that question.

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Not much info, but here’s a couple of links:

http://www.stevegarufi.com/stembeach.htm

http://www.mesalek.com/colo/picts/i25stembeach.jpg

Sure would be interesting to know the story behind this place!

Best of luck to you!

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Bill Swift had some good years and a career 3.95 era and had a 21 win season (whereas cook is somewhere around 4.40) but he only played for the Rox for 2 years and was pretty bad those two years other than swift id probably agree with you that it is Cook

For the people saying Jeff Francis that is ridiculous his career ERA is 4.81 and this is only his 5th year in the league how could he be the rockies best pitcher of alltime

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The existence of the Colorado River was first noted in the records of written history in September, 1539, when Francisco de Ulloa sailed to the head of the Gulf of California and rowed a short distance upstream. It was next seen by Hernando de Alarcon who in 1540 led the maritime contingent of Coronado’s expedition. The plan was to meet the land based force and resupply them. Alarcon ascended the river about 85 miles to the limit of navigation near present-day Yuma, Arizona. He waited for Coronado, but eventually despaired, cached some supplies and correspondence, left a note on a tree, and departed. Coronado’s land forces never reached that location, but Melchior Diaz, on his third expedition, went to see if he could establish contact with Alarcon. By the time he reached the Colorado, however, Alarcon had already left. The Native Americans told him what they knew of Alarcon’s presence and that he had left a cache of supplies. Diaz found the note and the supplies. Diaz named the river Rio del Tizon (“River of Embers” or “Firebrand River”) based on a practice used by the natives for warming themselves.[5] Meanwhile, Coronado (who at the time was near Zuni, New Mexico) had learned from one of his scouting parties that the natives spoke of a large river to the west. He sent Garcia Lopez de Cardenas to lead a contingent of men to find this river. They did find it at what is now known as the Grand Canyon, becoming the first people of European background to see it. Their failed attempts at reaching the river led them to conclude that it would not be possible to be supplied via the Gulf of California and the river.

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I am pretty sure they are – I cant find a record of anyone else sweeping both the ALDS and the ALCS

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Implement a proxy server and have all PC’s point the browser to it.
Turn on logging on said proxy server.

Also, use an access list to disable external internet from all client computer IP’s except for the proxy server.

Squid’s a good one but you have to have a bit of technological knowledge.
It should also increase the responsiveness of your internet browsing, since it is also a caching proxy.

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On my computer(not sure what version of internet explorer) you have to click favourites>click history>right click on the website>delete. Or you can just delete the whole day.
Hope this helps

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In this day everything is tracked.

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There have been a lot of influential historical figures that were involved in medicine in one way or another. Hippocrates established a code of ethics and urged physicians to seek causes of disease, rather than blaming gos for disease as was the custom of his day. Aristotle was the first to say that complex structures are built from simpler parts (atoms). Galen, physician to the gladiators, saw science as a method of discovery. He did animal dissections (use of cadavers was banned) and wrote a book that advised his followers to trust their own observations. Avicenna was from the Muslim world. He wrote The Canon of Medicine, a book that was used in medical schools until the 16th century. There are numerous other people involved in different areas and beginnings of medicine. As for where to find the information on each of them, you’re probably going to have to look them up one by one, unfortunately. Here are some others you may want to consider: Vesalius (gross anatomy), Harvey (realized that blood flows into and back out of heart), Leeuwenhoek (invented the microscope to look at fabrics), Hooke (wrote Micrographia), Zeiss (developed and improved the compound microscope), and Schleiden & Schwann (cell theory of 1839). Hope this helps!

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You need to contrast study of physical evolution and environmental evolution to get the brain history….

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I know there are deff. Ways to find the history other then internet. Dont know exactly how. Why not call a computer hotline. Someone will guide you thru it.

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Hi my friend.
First go to control panel and select Internet option then you will see a clock and a blank near that.Tick the blank and apply that.

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Not that much is actually known about the ancesteral Pueblo and what is known is sometimes based around educated guesswork.

What we do know is, the ancesteral Pueblo civilisation was one of four peoples who occupied the American Southwest from the prehistoric period onwards. The name recently given to these people is ‘Anasazi’ which is actually a Navajo name.

Mesa Verde, Spanish for ‘Green Table’, was occupied from the early years after Christ to around the thirteenth Century. The reasoning behind the abandonment of the site is highly contested, with experts from different quarters arguing over the facts.

Many believe that the migration of more volatile and aggressive civilisations into the region, forced the ancesteral Pueblos to migrate further south, while others believe that climate change in the the Americas, which happened around 1150AD (the same climate shift which helped to bring down the Lake Titicaca civilisation of the Tiwanaku), affected the rainfall and led to the abandonment of the site for a more agreeable environment.

The cultural high of the City was in the period between 900 and 1140AD, when bigger settlements were built, long trade networks were established and domesticated animals were kept. Previous to this new period, settlements were smaller and generally were only inhabited for around thirty years. This new epoch brought about a new architectural style which we are left with today.

The most recognised of all the cliff dwellings of the Pueblos is the ‘Cliff Palace’, which was carved 89 feet deep and 59 feet high into the rock. The use for many of the rooms in the Palace are still a mystery to us, though they are large open spaces which could have been important for religious reasons.

Out of the 150 rooms in the complex, there are many storage rooms which were designed to keep away moisture and pests from the newly gathered harvests.

The growth of Mesa Verde, was probably helped along by the movement of Pueblo peoples who moved to the Mesa Tops in the 1200s. It is thought that this could be due to the arrival of Shoshone and Ute Amerindians who moved into the area, causing the settled Pueblo to flee to the less arable lands around Mesa Verde.

William and Charles Bent, along with Ceran St. Interior view of Bent’s FortVrain, built the original fort on this site in 1833 to trade with trappers and Native Americans, primarily the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, for buffalo robes. The adobe fort quickly became the center of the Bent, St.Vrain Company’s expanding trade empire that included Fort St.Vrain to the north and Fort Adobe to the south, along with company stores in Mexico at Taos and Santa Fe.

For much of its 16-year history, the adobe fort was the only major permanent white settlement on the Santa Fe Trail between Missouri and the Mexican settlements around Santa Fe. The fort provided explorers, adventurers, and the U.S. Army a place to get needed supplies, wagon repairs, livestock, good food, water, camaraderie, rest and protection in the vast “Great American Desert”. The famous Western scout Kit Carson was a hunter for the fort from 1831 to 1842. During the war with Mexico in 1846, the fort became a staging area for Colonel Stephen Watts Kearny’s “Army of the West”. Disasters and disease caused the fort’s abandonment in 1849. Archeological excavations and original sketches, paintings and diaries were used in the fort’s reconstruction in 1976.

Gatita_63109

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If you don’t have one associated with your job, I’d recommend Bellco. They’ve been around a long time and have all services. Many locations. Go to their web site for more info:https://www.bellco.org/

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It’s important in colorado because this is where it all started.

Women immigration mainly effected the economy here.

The first mayor in Colorado was a women.
But you should google that question.

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Not much info, but here’s a couple of links:

http://www.stevegarufi.com/stembeach.htm

http://www.mesalek.com/colo/picts/i25stembeach.jpg

Sure would be interesting to know the story behind this place!

Best of luck to you!

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Bill Swift had some good years and a career 3.95 era and had a 21 win season (whereas cook is somewhere around 4.40) but he only played for the Rox for 2 years and was pretty bad those two years other than swift id probably agree with you that it is Cook

For the people saying Jeff Francis that is ridiculous his career ERA is 4.81 and this is only his 5th year in the league how could he be the rockies best pitcher of alltime

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The existence of the Colorado River was first noted in the records of written history in September, 1539, when Francisco de Ulloa sailed to the head of the Gulf of California and rowed a short distance upstream. It was next seen by Hernando de Alarcon who in 1540 led the maritime contingent of Coronado’s expedition. The plan was to meet the land based force and resupply them. Alarcon ascended the river about 85 miles to the limit of navigation near present-day Yuma, Arizona. He waited for Coronado, but eventually despaired, cached some supplies and correspondence, left a note on a tree, and departed. Coronado’s land forces never reached that location, but Melchior Diaz, on his third expedition, went to see if he could establish contact with Alarcon. By the time he reached the Colorado, however, Alarcon had already left. The Native Americans told him what they knew of Alarcon’s presence and that he had left a cache of supplies. Diaz found the note and the supplies. Diaz named the river Rio del Tizon (“River of Embers” or “Firebrand River”) based on a practice used by the natives for warming themselves.[5] Meanwhile, Coronado (who at the time was near Zuni, New Mexico) had learned from one of his scouting parties that the natives spoke of a large river to the west. He sent Garcia Lopez de Cardenas to lead a contingent of men to find this river. They did find it at what is now known as the Grand Canyon, becoming the first people of European background to see it. Their failed attempts at reaching the river led them to conclude that it would not be possible to be supplied via the Gulf of California and the river.

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I am pretty sure they are – I cant find a record of anyone else sweeping both the ALDS and the ALCS

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OK MY FAVORITE MOMENT IS WHEN MJ PUT IN THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN FOR THE JAZZ. ON TO ANOTHER NBA TITLE IN SALT LAKE CITY.

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138 straight John Wooden, Indianapolis Kautskys, 1934-36

and for NBA

97 straight Micheal Williams, Minnesota Timberwolves, 3/24/1993-11/9/1993 (two seasons)

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How has the game of basketball changed since you last played?

Who were people he looked up to as a kid growing up?

What was the most challenging step progressing to the next level as a basketball player?

What are some important qualities a person should have in order to be a good basketball player?

What got you interested in playing the sport?

This is the best I could think of, lol.

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Nowhere near it… I had more bounce then Ronnie and I didn’t even practice dunks. The best two dunkers are Michael Wilson and James White.

Jump 10 inches higher in 8 weeks:
http://www.program51.com

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Not really, no. Theres no guarantee that the rockets would have won more with michael. Hakeem the dream is a hall of fame center, and its arguable that Jordan wouldn’t have won 6 championships if he wasn’t with the bulls

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This isnt my top 10 best ever…it my top 10 based on results and performance vs the competition they went against

1) Jordan
2) Russell
3) Wilt Chamberlain
4) Tim Duncan
5) Kobe
6) Kareem/Shaq
7) Oscar Robertson Magic Johnson
9) Hakeem “The Dream”
10) Larry Bird

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Yeah I was gonna say Coach K too, he is 3 or 4 years younger than Calhoun and he’s over 830 wins now. So he may get to 950 or more by the time he’s done.

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A baby bunny was born is a stable and grew to become the easter bunny. Then they developed a chocolate manufacturing plant and all the Bunnies on easter island worked in the chocolate factory and give out chocolate eggs at easter.

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Easter is an ancient Christian festival whose origins go back to near the beginning of Christianity – back to the 2nd century at least.

It celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ which happened on “the third day” following his death by crucifixion.

According to the Bible, this all happened around the time of the Jewish Passover so this feast was first celebrated either shortly after passover or on the nearest Sunday. It was also generally named the Christian Passover so in Greek is called Pesach, in Italian Pascha, in French Paques. Easter is the name in English from the Anglo-Saxon word for April when it usually occurs.

In the fourth century, the church settled on the Sunday after Passover and also adopted its own method for calculating Easter as the Jews did not have a consistent method of their own.

The celebration of Easter in most churches is part of the “Triduum” 3 days. It starts the Thursday before with a celebration of the Last Supper – Christ’s last meal with his disciples, followed by Good Friday with a commemoration of Christ’s death.

Many churches have a service on the Saturday night – traditionally starting near Midnight – with the greatest service of the year – the Easter Vigil – celebrating the Resurrection. There is also a service early on Easter morning celebrating the resurrection but particularly its discovery and revelation to the apostles.

Folk customs around Easter are many and varied and focus largely on celebratory food stuffs because Christians traditionally would fast during Lent, the 7 weeks leading up to Easter. Decorated eggs (these days chocolate ones) or sweets are given as gifts, special cakes are made and a feast held.

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Easter is a pagan festival, which always falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal equinox (21st March). The early Christians absorbed this festival and renamed it when they were founding the religion in Europe (Saint’s Day are the same – religious squatting). In fact, many of the early churches in the UK are built on the site of old stone circles, hence they appear to lie on ‘lay lines’.

Passover is a Jewish festival, that happened to be taking place near to the death of Jesus. The early Church added another rule when deciding the date of Easter – it must not fall on passover. This was because to the early Christians, the Jews murdered their saviour.

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The history of Easter Island is a negative example of biodiversity:
Once a thriving island, in cause of deforestation continuance of extinction happened. When it was “discovered” by Europeans in 1722, it was a barren landscape with no trees over ten feet in height, no animals besides rats and not more than around 2000 inhabitants.
Read Historical Consequences of Deforestation: Easter Island
http://rainforests.mongabay.com/09easter_island.htm

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Easter is calculated to follow Passover which is based on the lunar calendar.

In 2008, Easter will be on Sunday, March 23.

Catholics and most Protestants use the new Gregorian calendar decreed by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582 to calculate the date of Easter.

For more information, see:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar

http://aa.usno.navy.mil/faq/docs/easter.html

The time of Easter is based on the cycles of the moon, the equinox, and seasons and things in nature.

In simple (?) terms Easter occurs on the first Sunday following the first full moon that occurs on or after the day of the vernal equinox (the first day of spring).

In 2008 the vernal equinox will be on Thursday, March 20. The first full moon after that will be Friday, March 21. Thus, Easter will be on Sunday, March 23.

The earliest Easter can be is March 22 as it was last in 1818 and will be next in 2285.

The latest Easter can be is April 25 as it was last in 1943 and will be next in 2038.

With love in Christ.

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Rabbits and eggs are both symbols of the fertility goddess Eostre/Easter/Ishtar/Ostara. Her symbol is also the moon, in which some cultures see a rabbit instead of a face. Eggs also symbolize the moon and are the ultimate symbol of creation and new life. The basket is a symbol of the womb in which this new life is carried.

There is a lovely legend about the moon goddess Eostre, in which she came upon a dying bird. To save its life, she turned it into a rabbit, her strongest symbol. It lived but continued to lay eggs. In gratitude for its life, the rabbit gives her some of the eggs every year.

The feast day is pagan and was widely celebrated way before the time of Jesus. Like pretty much all holidays, it was adopted by Christians to help get more converts. However, since the point is to celebrate new life and the hope of continuance, Christian symbols of a Resurrection day and the old pagan symbols mean the same thing. Just like Christmas, we are all celebrating the same thing, just using different symbols.

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The story is too long to type into answers but these websites explain it well:

http://childrenschapel.org/biblestories/easter.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/religion/christianity/easter.shtml

I hope this has helped

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Not that much is actually known about the ancesteral Pueblo and what is known is sometimes based around educated guesswork.

What we do know is, the ancesteral Pueblo civilisation was one of four peoples who occupied the American Southwest from the prehistoric period onwards. The name recently given to these people is ‘Anasazi’ which is actually a Navajo name.

Mesa Verde, Spanish for ‘Green Table’, was occupied from the early years after Christ to around the thirteenth Century. The reasoning behind the abandonment of the site is highly contested, with experts from different quarters arguing over the facts.

Many believe that the migration of more volatile and aggressive civilisations into the region, forced the ancesteral Pueblos to migrate further south, while others believe that climate change in the the Americas, which happened around 1150AD (the same climate shift which helped to bring down the Lake Titicaca civilisation of the Tiwanaku), affected the rainfall and led to the abandonment of the site for a more agreeable environment.

The cultural high of the City was in the period between 900 and 1140AD, when bigger settlements were built, long trade networks were established and domesticated animals were kept. Previous to this new period, settlements were smaller and generally were only inhabited for around thirty years. This new epoch brought about a new architectural style which we are left with today.

The most recognised of all the cliff dwellings of the Pueblos is the ‘Cliff Palace’, which was carved 89 feet deep and 59 feet high into the rock. The use for many of the rooms in the Palace are still a mystery to us, though they are large open spaces which could have been important for religious reasons.

Out of the 150 rooms in the complex, there are many storage rooms which were designed to keep away moisture and pests from the newly gathered harvests.

The growth of Mesa Verde, was probably helped along by the movement of Pueblo peoples who moved to the Mesa Tops in the 1200s. It is thought that this could be due to the arrival of Shoshone and Ute Amerindians who moved into the area, causing the settled Pueblo to flee to the less arable lands around Mesa Verde.

William and Charles Bent, along with Ceran St. Interior view of Bent’s FortVrain, built the original fort on this site in 1833 to trade with trappers and Native Americans, primarily the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, for buffalo robes. The adobe fort quickly became the center of the Bent, St.Vrain Company’s expanding trade empire that included Fort St.Vrain to the north and Fort Adobe to the south, along with company stores in Mexico at Taos and Santa Fe.

For much of its 16-year history, the adobe fort was the only major permanent white settlement on the Santa Fe Trail between Missouri and the Mexican settlements around Santa Fe. The fort provided explorers, adventurers, and the U.S. Army a place to get needed supplies, wagon repairs, livestock, good food, water, camaraderie, rest and protection in the vast “Great American Desert”. The famous Western scout Kit Carson was a hunter for the fort from 1831 to 1842. During the war with Mexico in 1846, the fort became a staging area for Colonel Stephen Watts Kearny’s “Army of the West”. Disasters and disease caused the fort’s abandonment in 1849. Archeological excavations and original sketches, paintings and diaries were used in the fort’s reconstruction in 1976.

Gatita_63109

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If you don’t have one associated with your job, I’d recommend Bellco. They’ve been around a long time and have all services. Many locations. Go to their web site for more info:https://www.bellco.org/

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It’s important in colorado because this is where it all started.

Women immigration mainly effected the economy here.

The first mayor in Colorado was a women.
But you should google that question.

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Not much info, but here’s a couple of links:

http://www.stevegarufi.com/stembeach.htm

http://www.mesalek.com/colo/picts/i25stembeach.jpg

Sure would be interesting to know the story behind this place!

Best of luck to you!

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Bill Swift had some good years and a career 3.95 era and had a 21 win season (whereas cook is somewhere around 4.40) but he only played for the Rox for 2 years and was pretty bad those two years other than swift id probably agree with you that it is Cook

For the people saying Jeff Francis that is ridiculous his career ERA is 4.81 and this is only his 5th year in the league how could he be the rockies best pitcher of alltime

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The existence of the Colorado River was first noted in the records of written history in September, 1539, when Francisco de Ulloa sailed to the head of the Gulf of California and rowed a short distance upstream. It was next seen by Hernando de Alarcon who in 1540 led the maritime contingent of Coronado’s expedition. The plan was to meet the land based force and resupply them. Alarcon ascended the river about 85 miles to the limit of navigation near present-day Yuma, Arizona. He waited for Coronado, but eventually despaired, cached some supplies and correspondence, left a note on a tree, and departed. Coronado’s land forces never reached that location, but Melchior Diaz, on his third expedition, went to see if he could establish contact with Alarcon. By the time he reached the Colorado, however, Alarcon had already left. The Native Americans told him what they knew of Alarcon’s presence and that he had left a cache of supplies. Diaz found the note and the supplies. Diaz named the river Rio del Tizon (“River of Embers” or “Firebrand River”) based on a practice used by the natives for warming themselves.[5] Meanwhile, Coronado (who at the time was near Zuni, New Mexico) had learned from one of his scouting parties that the natives spoke of a large river to the west. He sent Garcia Lopez de Cardenas to lead a contingent of men to find this river. They did find it at what is now known as the Grand Canyon, becoming the first people of European background to see it. Their failed attempts at reaching the river led them to conclude that it would not be possible to be supplied via the Gulf of California and the river.

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I am pretty sure they are – I cant find a record of anyone else sweeping both the ALDS and the ALCS

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OK MY FAVORITE MOMENT IS WHEN MJ PUT IN THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN FOR THE JAZZ. ON TO ANOTHER NBA TITLE IN SALT LAKE CITY.

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138 straight John Wooden, Indianapolis Kautskys, 1934-36

and for NBA

97 straight Micheal Williams, Minnesota Timberwolves, 3/24/1993-11/9/1993 (two seasons)

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How has the game of basketball changed since you last played?

Who were people he looked up to as a kid growing up?

What was the most challenging step progressing to the next level as a basketball player?

What are some important qualities a person should have in order to be a good basketball player?

What got you interested in playing the sport?

This is the best I could think of, lol.

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Nowhere near it… I had more bounce then Ronnie and I didn’t even practice dunks. The best two dunkers are Michael Wilson and James White.

Jump 10 inches higher in 8 weeks:
http://www.program51.com

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Not really, no. Theres no guarantee that the rockets would have won more with michael. Hakeem the dream is a hall of fame center, and its arguable that Jordan wouldn’t have won 6 championships if he wasn’t with the bulls

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This isnt my top 10 best ever…it my top 10 based on results and performance vs the competition they went against

1) Jordan
2) Russell
3) Wilt Chamberlain
4) Tim Duncan
5) Kobe
6) Kareem/Shaq
7) Oscar Robertson Magic Johnson
9) Hakeem “The Dream”
10) Larry Bird

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Yeah I was gonna say Coach K too, he is 3 or 4 years younger than Calhoun and he’s over 830 wins now. So he may get to 950 or more by the time he’s done.

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OK MY FAVORITE MOMENT IS WHEN MJ PUT IN THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN FOR THE JAZZ. ON TO ANOTHER NBA TITLE IN SALT LAKE CITY.

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138 straight John Wooden, Indianapolis Kautskys, 1934-36

and for NBA

97 straight Micheal Williams, Minnesota Timberwolves, 3/24/1993-11/9/1993 (two seasons)

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How has the game of basketball changed since you last played?

Who were people he looked up to as a kid growing up?

What was the most challenging step progressing to the next level as a basketball player?

What are some important qualities a person should have in order to be a good basketball player?

What got you interested in playing the sport?

This is the best I could think of, lol.

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Nowhere near it… I had more bounce then Ronnie and I didn’t even practice dunks. The best two dunkers are Michael Wilson and James White.

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Not really, no. Theres no guarantee that the rockets would have won more with michael. Hakeem the dream is a hall of fame center, and its arguable that Jordan wouldn’t have won 6 championships if he wasn’t with the bulls

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This isnt my top 10 best ever…it my top 10 based on results and performance vs the competition they went against

1) Jordan
2) Russell
3) Wilt Chamberlain
4) Tim Duncan
5) Kobe
6) Kareem/Shaq
7) Oscar Robertson Magic Johnson
9) Hakeem “The Dream”
10) Larry Bird

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Yeah I was gonna say Coach K too, he is 3 or 4 years younger than Calhoun and he’s over 830 wins now. So he may get to 950 or more by the time he’s done.