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As you probably have guessed, I am still offline. I'm in the middle of a move and did not have time to finish the chapter cuerto not to post. Recently I had internet again, but now I'm without a computer itself, as to write these lines I am using a borrowed. Soon I will again continaré batteries and with this project, thank you for your patience.
Sunday, December 2, 2007
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THREE NEW FOUND IN THE INKA MUMMY FROM THE MAUSOLEUM
The remains are of two adults and a very young person. It is unclear what sex they are. Other mummies found in 1911 had been lent to Yale University in the USA, but never returned them. Pablo Roberto Guareschi. SPECIAL ENVOY TO PERU.
Three new mummies were found at Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas in what is a real archaeological event. The legendary city of the Peruvian Andes was built by the Incas between 50 and 100 years before the English arrived. But as the English never knew it, was only "made" the world in 1911 by an American scholar, who found thanks to information from a Peruvian peasant.
Hiram Bingham, American archaeologist, was Yale University all mummies ever found and honored his promise to return the relics in 18 months. That is particularly important for the discovery of three new mummies, made just 12 days ago: the first after Bingham. So these three mummies are now the only original of Machu Picchu (pronounced Pikchu) that Peru has in his possession.
found tombs belong to two adults and a very young person. The excavation has just begun, so it is very little that can be seen: a few bones and some utensils, enough to fill with joy and excitement to the team that made the discovery and this reporter of Clarín. Enough, too, to produce in all reverent feeling.
"This is a sacred place," says Sabino Hancock, an archaeologist Cusco 37. Solid and rather high for a man with a lot of Indian blood, Sabino has an air of humility, and also the security that comes from knowing you have already entered the history of Machu Picchu. Sabino respect for the dead was central in the life of the Incas.
On the morning of October 9, Sabino Hancock, an assistant and high school students in archeology and Werner Antonio Cruz Huaman Delgado Villanueva, began a scheduled task much earlier: the restoration of a site that threatened collapse, near the northeastern boundary of the citadel, in the area of \u200b\u200bcolcas (granary).
not know what role the construction met the Incas of Machu Picchu, although the form of a rock that covers the site as an overhang recalls the famous Temple of the Condor, a sculpture exhibition, possibly served for worship.
The sculpture, a focal point in any visit to Machu Picchu, takes advantage of two natural rock outcrops, symmetrical, suggesting the wings, the body is a flat stone resting on the dirt floor on which stands the white collar of the bird. The condor is one of three major deities of the Incas. Hancock Sabino account:
"First we take the surface layer, about 30 inches of humus. When we were removing the second layer of loose soil, gravel-, appeared a small semicircular stone wall. I knew there was a tomb. The mummy had to be in fetal position.
was removed and put a peaked hat, smoothed his hair strong and Pinchudos. Is reviving the solemnity of the moment. In complete silence, tense and careful, with brush and small brass instruments, came to the third layer (loose dirt and grit with quartz).
"There we saw the bones, he says: look over the occipital neck bone and a tibia and a fibula, which assembled the leg. It was exactly 9.30.
"Shortly after the ground gave a bronze object about 5 cm in diameter," says Jorge Luis Gamarra, a chemical engineer in charge of the study and preservation of the mummies. Is possibly a lirpu, circular piece of highly polished bronze men wore in the chest. "Bright as a mirror," said Gamarra, and points out that it has yet to be proven scientifically. Not yet determined what sex the remains. Clarín
Last Friday saw in the pit, 50 inches in diameter and 60 inches deep, open skull above. And on the floor of the skull (ground floor because it had not yet reached the bone base) appeared three premolars, quite spent, "could correspond to a person between 45 and 50 years," says chemist Gamarro, Creole low lively. His glasses and give way to expose an intellectual air. Next to the skull
a small container is brown-orange glazed ceramic with a fine save in black around the mouth. It looks like a p'uyñus, which was used to store and transport liquids. Next to him is a pot with a lid made from raw clay, is about 20 centimeters in diameter. Both domestic ceramics have a handle that allows take them from above.
The Incas buried their dead along with some of your valuables, and food and liquid. Chicha used to wear when they went to visit. Arriving in a glass poured a little drink-a distillation of corn, and handed over to the homeowner. And after help themselves to another cup, took a sip together. Then he played the host to do the same. With slow ceremony that started the meeting, according to English chroniclers.
Besides all this there are textile fragments (may belong to clothing such as ponchos, or accessories such as bags) and two large pins, covered with green-blue, clear and intense oxide copper, probably made with an alloy of copper and silver. Sabino
Hancock realized they were making history, but also a desecration. As counting intimacy slowly tells us that rushed to make a "payment." They dug a hole in the ground, poured some wine and left a "fifth" three coca leaves together in a bunch. Is exactly the same ceremony that celebrated their Inca ancestors. "We wanted to pay the earth what we will get," he says.
did not want to be in debt, sure. But perhaps they also wanted to appease the Pachamama (Mother Earth), so they will not send misfortune. Some of them believe that Bingham, the archeologist who took all at Yale University, was not a natural death. However, he died in bed after going into business and research, at the request of President Harry Truman, instances of alleged "subversives" in the very State Department.
After payment came a party with chicha, drink the same central social and religious life of the Incas. The next day came television, and then the slow process of moving inch by inch. They found that the tomb-one (so named) has high humidity. There is a leak in the rock wall that serves as background to the site (the same rock that forms the wing) and took steps to neutralize it. Is crucial: everything a was once human, and many of the objects that accompany the mummies, can disintegrate if handled wet.
Five days later, on Monday, 14 Finally, it confirmed something that everybody expected. There were other mummies. Three steps first, to the north and adjacent to the wall, first appeared small semi-circular walls that enclose the mummies, then bones and objects.
The two new complete mummies found it there. The nearest to that found on 9 October, the tomb-two, seems to belong to a person of little infant or adolescent age-, gender has not been determined. Here were two pins equal to those of the tomb-one, but much smaller. Last Friday also saw fragments of bone and tissue, still clinging to the earth.
Tomb-three showed a similar, bones, textiles and pins. If they belonged to a woman (he believes the team that made the discovery) would open speculation that touch the heart ... if only speculation: The three tombs would be a family? And if so, are you died together? How? Why? Premature
are questions that may never have a definitive answer. Meanwhile, there will be no less important to be answered quickly and safely. A simple analysis of the tissue to reveal what kind social belonging remains: only the elite used vicuña clothing. Gamarro explains teeth, excited about the job that awaits him, "indicate the approximate ages and dietary habits.
Suddenly, the engineer will be intrigued by looking at the cloudless sky in the morning. A condor plans in the thin air of the Andes. Very rarely this wonderful bird can be seen in the sanctuary. Today it flies in circles, about 4,000 meters, near Huayna Picchu, one of the high mountains surrounding the citadel of the Incas. "It's Apu (god) Condor comes to see what we are bringing to the earth," said Gamarra, excited. We all sat in silence.
The discovery of the mummies is guaranteed to give even more names to Machu Picchu, the most famous Inca ruins, while not the most important. His fame is due to the mystery that surrounds them. It is not known what role it played in the Inca empire and why it was abandoned overnight.
This year some 300,000 tourists expected to visit the mysterious town. At a cost of $ 20 entry, will contribute to the Peruvians 6 million dollars just for that reason.
The finding also revived the just claim of Peruvians for the prestigious Yale University not to delay the return of the relics brought by Bingham. Peruvian historian Mariana Mould de Pease, told Clarín that at the beginning of the twentieth century, Bingham made his pressure the Peruvian government to amend legislation to remove the objects. Still, the departure was authorized for only eighteen months. So more than 90 years ago that Yale is breaking his promise.
Worse, it has now the Peabody Museum exhibit in the U.S., illegally, removed part of the Peruvians. For many historians and archaeologists Peruvians this gesture seems a challenge, or simply a sign of contempt. 
STUNNING. BELOW ARE THE MUMMY STAINED IN BLACK STONE
The remains are of two adults and a very young person. It is unclear what sex they are. Other mummies found in 1911 had been lent to Yale University in the USA, but never returned them. Pablo Roberto Guareschi. SPECIAL ENVOY TO PERU.
Three new mummies were found at Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas in what is a real archaeological event. The legendary city of the Peruvian Andes was built by the Incas between 50 and 100 years before the English arrived. But as the English never knew it, was only "made" the world in 1911 by an American scholar, who found thanks to information from a Peruvian peasant.
Hiram Bingham, American archaeologist, was Yale University all mummies ever found and honored his promise to return the relics in 18 months. That is particularly important for the discovery of three new mummies, made just 12 days ago: the first after Bingham. So these three mummies are now the only original of Machu Picchu (pronounced Pikchu) that Peru has in his possession.
found tombs belong to two adults and a very young person. The excavation has just begun, so it is very little that can be seen: a few bones and some utensils, enough to fill with joy and excitement to the team that made the discovery and this reporter of Clarín. Enough, too, to produce in all reverent feeling.
"This is a sacred place," says Sabino Hancock, an archaeologist Cusco 37. Solid and rather high for a man with a lot of Indian blood, Sabino has an air of humility, and also the security that comes from knowing you have already entered the history of Machu Picchu. Sabino respect for the dead was central in the life of the Incas.
On the morning of October 9, Sabino Hancock, an assistant and high school students in archeology and Werner Antonio Cruz Huaman Delgado Villanueva, began a scheduled task much earlier: the restoration of a site that threatened collapse, near the northeastern boundary of the citadel, in the area of \u200b\u200bcolcas (granary).
not know what role the construction met the Incas of Machu Picchu, although the form of a rock that covers the site as an overhang recalls the famous Temple of the Condor, a sculpture exhibition, possibly served for worship.
The sculpture, a focal point in any visit to Machu Picchu, takes advantage of two natural rock outcrops, symmetrical, suggesting the wings, the body is a flat stone resting on the dirt floor on which stands the white collar of the bird. The condor is one of three major deities of the Incas. Hancock Sabino account:
"First we take the surface layer, about 30 inches of humus. When we were removing the second layer of loose soil, gravel-, appeared a small semicircular stone wall. I knew there was a tomb. The mummy had to be in fetal position.
was removed and put a peaked hat, smoothed his hair strong and Pinchudos. Is reviving the solemnity of the moment. In complete silence, tense and careful, with brush and small brass instruments, came to the third layer (loose dirt and grit with quartz).
"There we saw the bones, he says: look over the occipital neck bone and a tibia and a fibula, which assembled the leg. It was exactly 9.30.
"Shortly after the ground gave a bronze object about 5 cm in diameter," says Jorge Luis Gamarra, a chemical engineer in charge of the study and preservation of the mummies. Is possibly a lirpu, circular piece of highly polished bronze men wore in the chest. "Bright as a mirror," said Gamarra, and points out that it has yet to be proven scientifically. Not yet determined what sex the remains. Clarín
Last Friday saw in the pit, 50 inches in diameter and 60 inches deep, open skull above. And on the floor of the skull (ground floor because it had not yet reached the bone base) appeared three premolars, quite spent, "could correspond to a person between 45 and 50 years," says chemist Gamarro, Creole low lively. His glasses and give way to expose an intellectual air. Next to the skull
a small container is brown-orange glazed ceramic with a fine save in black around the mouth. It looks like a p'uyñus, which was used to store and transport liquids. Next to him is a pot with a lid made from raw clay, is about 20 centimeters in diameter. Both domestic ceramics have a handle that allows take them from above.
The Incas buried their dead along with some of your valuables, and food and liquid. Chicha used to wear when they went to visit. Arriving in a glass poured a little drink-a distillation of corn, and handed over to the homeowner. And after help themselves to another cup, took a sip together. Then he played the host to do the same. With slow ceremony that started the meeting, according to English chroniclers.
Besides all this there are textile fragments (may belong to clothing such as ponchos, or accessories such as bags) and two large pins, covered with green-blue, clear and intense oxide copper, probably made with an alloy of copper and silver. Sabino
Hancock realized they were making history, but also a desecration. As counting intimacy slowly tells us that rushed to make a "payment." They dug a hole in the ground, poured some wine and left a "fifth" three coca leaves together in a bunch. Is exactly the same ceremony that celebrated their Inca ancestors. "We wanted to pay the earth what we will get," he says.
did not want to be in debt, sure. But perhaps they also wanted to appease the Pachamama (Mother Earth), so they will not send misfortune. Some of them believe that Bingham, the archeologist who took all at Yale University, was not a natural death. However, he died in bed after going into business and research, at the request of President Harry Truman, instances of alleged "subversives" in the very State Department.
After payment came a party with chicha, drink the same central social and religious life of the Incas. The next day came television, and then the slow process of moving inch by inch. They found that the tomb-one (so named) has high humidity. There is a leak in the rock wall that serves as background to the site (the same rock that forms the wing) and took steps to neutralize it. Is crucial: everything a was once human, and many of the objects that accompany the mummies, can disintegrate if handled wet.
Five days later, on Monday, 14 Finally, it confirmed something that everybody expected. There were other mummies. Three steps first, to the north and adjacent to the wall, first appeared small semi-circular walls that enclose the mummies, then bones and objects.
The two new complete mummies found it there. The nearest to that found on 9 October, the tomb-two, seems to belong to a person of little infant or adolescent age-, gender has not been determined. Here were two pins equal to those of the tomb-one, but much smaller. Last Friday also saw fragments of bone and tissue, still clinging to the earth.
Tomb-three showed a similar, bones, textiles and pins. If they belonged to a woman (he believes the team that made the discovery) would open speculation that touch the heart ... if only speculation: The three tombs would be a family? And if so, are you died together? How? Why? Premature
are questions that may never have a definitive answer. Meanwhile, there will be no less important to be answered quickly and safely. A simple analysis of the tissue to reveal what kind social belonging remains: only the elite used vicuña clothing. Gamarro explains teeth, excited about the job that awaits him, "indicate the approximate ages and dietary habits.
Suddenly, the engineer will be intrigued by looking at the cloudless sky in the morning. A condor plans in the thin air of the Andes. Very rarely this wonderful bird can be seen in the sanctuary. Today it flies in circles, about 4,000 meters, near Huayna Picchu, one of the high mountains surrounding the citadel of the Incas. "It's Apu (god) Condor comes to see what we are bringing to the earth," said Gamarra, excited. We all sat in silence.
The discovery of the mummies is guaranteed to give even more names to Machu Picchu, the most famous Inca ruins, while not the most important. His fame is due to the mystery that surrounds them. It is not known what role it played in the Inca empire and why it was abandoned overnight.
This year some 300,000 tourists expected to visit the mysterious town. At a cost of $ 20 entry, will contribute to the Peruvians 6 million dollars just for that reason.
The finding also revived the just claim of Peruvians for the prestigious Yale University not to delay the return of the relics brought by Bingham. Peruvian historian Mariana Mould de Pease, told Clarín that at the beginning of the twentieth century, Bingham made his pressure the Peruvian government to amend legislation to remove the objects. Still, the departure was authorized for only eighteen months. So more than 90 years ago that Yale is breaking his promise.
Worse, it has now the Peabody Museum exhibit in the U.S., illegally, removed part of the Peruvians. For many historians and archaeologists Peruvians this gesture seems a challenge, or simply a sign of contempt.
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MACHUPICCHU Pachacutec Machu Picchu
archaeologist Luis G. Lumbreras unravels mysteries of the Inca citadel.
MACHU PICCHU
• In recent CD Rom on Machu Picchu, Luis Guillermo Lumbreras says citadel and sanctuary as well, would have been the mausoleum of the great Inca unifying Tahuantinsuyo.
• The original name would have been Patallaqta, "At the Abyss." GONZALES MARIA
archaeologist and director of the INC, Luis Guillermo Lumbreras, presents new revelations about Machu Picchu. The researcher says that besides being a sanctuary and a fortress, the archaeological monument was the mausoleum of the Inca Pachacutec. These investigations are part of the CD Rom Machu Picchu published by Fundación Telefónica, which was presented last Thursday at the Teatro Municipal of the city of Cusco.
multimedia production containing photos, videos, audios, maps, illustrations, animations and virtual reconstructions guided speech on the Inca citadel built during the rule of Inca Pachacutec.
a royal tomb
Guillermo Lumbreras shown in the CD that Machu Picchu had three functions: it was a city, a sanctuary and the royal mausoleum of the Inca Pachacutec.
The Inca's embalmed body had been in the area now known as the Royal Tomb, under the main tower, which then known as Patallaqta (the edge). "That should be the name you gave Pachacútec Lumbreras-and-hold and not be called Machu Picchu, which means that old hill has no sense." The body of the Inca was located so that during the winter solstice, from 21 to 24 June, the sun came through the windows and were taken as an announcement of a new agricultural cycle. Besides the body of Inca mummies were other more in what is now known as the Crypt of the Condor.
According to the Andean conception, death is the passage to another existence, hence the body has been so carefully embalmed. "No one could speak of burials, says Lumbreras, but rather the conservation of bodies. In fact, there were 300 or 400 people who lived in the citadel and had the task of reviewing the cult of the dead Inca "he adds. The argument that Machu Picchu would have been a royal mausoleum dates back to 1970, investigations of the archaeologist Manuel Chavez Ballon. But Luis Guillermo Lumbreras also based on the chronicle of Juan de Betanzos, Narrative of the Incas. "Juan de Betanzos was a English soldier who married Dona Angelina, of the dynasty of Pachacutec, so she would have given the data, "he explains. Pachacutec's embalmed body would have been located at the Machu Picchu hanan, with temples, shrines and palaces. While in the hurin, the bottom, were the buildings, houses, paths and steps that characterize long Machu Picchu.
CONQUISTADOR BODY Luis Guillermo Lumbreras
ensures that the embalmed body of the Incas, even after the arrival of the English, were objects of worship. "So the English launched an aggressive pursuit of the mummies of the Incas" Lumbreras said. Ondegardo Polo, who was also a writer, he found, on request the Viceroy of Cañete, the bodies of Pachacutec, Huayna Capac and his wife, Mama Ocllo in a house in Cusco. The bodies were buried, according to Catholic doctrine dictates, in a hospital in Lima, San Andres, who was in Barrios Altos. During the nineteenth century, José de la Riva Agüero and Toribio Polo unearthed the bodies and found a pile of bones that probably belong to the Incas. " 
archaeologist Luis G. Lumbreras unravels mysteries of the Inca citadel.
MACHU PICCHU • In recent CD Rom on Machu Picchu, Luis Guillermo Lumbreras says citadel and sanctuary as well, would have been the mausoleum of the great Inca unifying Tahuantinsuyo.
• The original name would have been Patallaqta, "At the Abyss." GONZALES MARIA
archaeologist and director of the INC, Luis Guillermo Lumbreras, presents new revelations about Machu Picchu. The researcher says that besides being a sanctuary and a fortress, the archaeological monument was the mausoleum of the Inca Pachacutec. These investigations are part of the CD Rom Machu Picchu published by Fundación Telefónica, which was presented last Thursday at the Teatro Municipal of the city of Cusco.
multimedia production containing photos, videos, audios, maps, illustrations, animations and virtual reconstructions guided speech on the Inca citadel built during the rule of Inca Pachacutec.
a royal tomb
Guillermo Lumbreras shown in the CD that Machu Picchu had three functions: it was a city, a sanctuary and the royal mausoleum of the Inca Pachacutec.
The Inca's embalmed body had been in the area now known as the Royal Tomb, under the main tower, which then known as Patallaqta (the edge). "That should be the name you gave Pachacútec Lumbreras-and-hold and not be called Machu Picchu, which means that old hill has no sense." The body of the Inca was located so that during the winter solstice, from 21 to 24 June, the sun came through the windows and were taken as an announcement of a new agricultural cycle. Besides the body of Inca mummies were other more in what is now known as the Crypt of the Condor.
According to the Andean conception, death is the passage to another existence, hence the body has been so carefully embalmed. "No one could speak of burials, says Lumbreras, but rather the conservation of bodies. In fact, there were 300 or 400 people who lived in the citadel and had the task of reviewing the cult of the dead Inca "he adds. The argument that Machu Picchu would have been a royal mausoleum dates back to 1970, investigations of the archaeologist Manuel Chavez Ballon. But Luis Guillermo Lumbreras also based on the chronicle of Juan de Betanzos, Narrative of the Incas. "Juan de Betanzos was a English soldier who married Dona Angelina, of the dynasty of Pachacutec, so she would have given the data, "he explains. Pachacutec's embalmed body would have been located at the Machu Picchu hanan, with temples, shrines and palaces. While in the hurin, the bottom, were the buildings, houses, paths and steps that characterize long Machu Picchu.
CONQUISTADOR BODY Luis Guillermo Lumbreras
ensures that the embalmed body of the Incas, even after the arrival of the English, were objects of worship. "So the English launched an aggressive pursuit of the mummies of the Incas" Lumbreras said. Ondegardo Polo, who was also a writer, he found, on request the Viceroy of Cañete, the bodies of Pachacutec, Huayna Capac and his wife, Mama Ocllo in a house in Cusco. The bodies were buried, according to Catholic doctrine dictates, in a hospital in Lima, San Andres, who was in Barrios Altos. During the nineteenth century, José de la Riva Agüero and Toribio Polo unearthed the bodies and found a pile of bones that probably belong to the Incas. "
Monday, November 26, 2007
Best Matter For Marriage Invitiation
rocks are 250 million years
The Ingemmet reported that the rocks were formed at that time at a depth of five to ten kilometers of the crust. The age was determined by radioactive methods.
Lima. The rocks with which it was built the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu in the Peruvian department of Cusco have about 250 million years old, according to a study by Peruvian scientists.
The report contained in the book Geology in the Conservation of Machu Picchu, to be submitted within five days, reports that the rocks were formed at that time at a depth of five to ten kilometers from the earth's crust, said the state agency Andina.
"After the process of Andean uplift, the rocks surfaced as fractured granite and were formed thousands of years blocks chaos," said one of the book's authors and director of the Geological Survey geoscience Mining and Metals (Ingemmet) of Peru, Víctor Carlotto.
Carlotto said that the age of the rocks was determined by radioactive methods.
Machu Picchu is a construction manager from the time of Inca Pachacutec located on top of a mountain, two thousand four hundred meters in the southern Andes of Peru and was elected in July as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.
The specialist said that another of the findings of the investigation determines that there is no possibility of a major landslide that does away with the archaeological complex.
"We Machu Picchu for a while. Japanese scientists continue to spread such an eventuality, but not true. Studies show that there are landslides, but they are small and pose no danger of disappearing, "he said.
The book also details the geological problems facing the citadel and surrounding area, and sets out recommendations to overcome them.
next Carlotto José Cárdenas specialist investigations began more than 15 years as teacher of the Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad of Cusco and for three years as members of Ingemmet.
Lima. The rocks with which it was built the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu in the Peruvian department of Cusco have about 250 million years old, according to a study by Peruvian scientists.
The report contained in the book Geology in the Conservation of Machu Picchu, to be submitted within five days, reports that the rocks were formed at that time at a depth of five to ten kilometers from the earth's crust, said the state agency Andina.
"After the process of Andean uplift, the rocks surfaced as fractured granite and were formed thousands of years blocks chaos," said one of the book's authors and director of the Geological Survey geoscience Mining and Metals (Ingemmet) of Peru, Víctor Carlotto.
Carlotto said that the age of the rocks was determined by radioactive methods.
Machu Picchu is a construction manager from the time of Inca Pachacutec located on top of a mountain, two thousand four hundred meters in the southern Andes of Peru and was elected in July as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. The specialist said that another of the findings of the investigation determines that there is no possibility of a major landslide that does away with the archaeological complex.
"We Machu Picchu for a while. Japanese scientists continue to spread such an eventuality, but not true. Studies show that there are landslides, but they are small and pose no danger of disappearing, "he said.
The book also details the geological problems facing the citadel and surrounding area, and sets out recommendations to overcome them.
next Carlotto José Cárdenas specialist investigations began more than 15 years as teacher of the Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad of Cusco and for three years as members of Ingemmet.
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Portable Skate Sharpening Machine
changes and developments
Well, I've added music in the blog, you can play in the right menu and theme, of course, are the soundtracks. Inform you that I have prepared the layout of the book "The people of the two suns" and I decided to give a small format paperback novel and hopefully not be too many pages, because as I said I do not exceed 50 chapters, is more likely to reduce them to 20 25 to discuss at first. I'm preprarando the fourth chapter which is tempting me to forward the event but even I am reluctant to precipitate an argument. Comets also I'm involved in a couple of personal issues that will cause the delay of publication of this fourth installment so I beg patience. I thinking enlist your blog in multiple directories but I do not expect to have at least a few more chapters published to make it more attractive ... we'll see.
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