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This scene of the Plymouth Coal Tipple on the Kanawha River in Putnam County was given to me by Harry Persinger of St. Albans.

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Persinger is quite a knowledgeable historian - especially of Poca, where he grew up.

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The tipple is interesting for several reasons, among which is the amazing skill the workers exhibited in constructing wooden structures.

Consider that the tipple was made of native timber and had very few out-of-state parts, such as metal bolts.

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Today we are not surprised to find pieces of major systems - tipples and so forth - made in China!

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A&J Venture Capital Group, Inc. (OTCBB: AJVE) is pleased to announce today that the Company is in final negotiations for 51% of Guangzhou Global Telecom Inc. (OTCBB: GZGT), a mobile phone handset, pre-paid calling card distributor and provider of value-added mobile services in China. The terms of the Proposed Restructuring would include a $800,000 equity investment in Guangzhou Global Telecom.

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A&J Venture Capital Group, Inc. also negotiates with investors to finance the transaction and avoid dilution of its shares.

Mr Andreas Klimm, CEO & President of A&J Venture Capital Group stated, "we are extremely excited about this opportunity and look forward to a long and profitable relationship with Guangzhou Global Telecom. Our primary focus would be expansion of the companies products and services to bring in the necessary growth in revenues and net profits. We are in the final stages of our due diligence and expect to have a signed LOI very soon".

About Guangzhou Global Telecom

Guangzhou Global Telecom, Inc. is a national mobile phone handset and pre-paid calling card distributor and provider of mobile handset value-added services. Maintaining cooperative relationships with China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom, the Company seeks to rolex fake become the largest sales and distribution center of mobile phones, mobile phone parts and prepaid mobile phone cards in China. GTL plans to introduce new software and services through an expanded network of regional and neighborhood service centers, shops and virtual stores.

About A&J Venture Capital Group

The business of A&J Venture Capital Group, Inc. is focusing on 3 directions.

The first direction is the total or partial takeover of Chinese SME's with the scope of restructuring and improving their performance through the thorough application of modern management techniques. This is achieved through A&J Venture Capital Groups' own staff or through the development of the subsidiaries existent staff. A dynamically tailored package of activities will lead the subsidiaries to a development stage where they are viable to spin off candidates for public listing. Second direction is the service provider for established, fast growing and leading Chinese Companies. A&J Venture Capital Group, Inc. is providing all services for going public and assist with locating financing. Third direction is providing service for foreign Companies in entering Chinese market and expanding their business.

Forward-Looking Statements

The statements in this Press Release are forward-looking statements that are made
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Contacts: A&J Venture Capital Group, Inc. Andreas Klimm Office: 49 6221 7195661 or Mobile: 49 176 62953148 Email: Website:

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EVER marvelled at a great monument? EDWIN WONG tells you how you can create one of your own.

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Anyone who has ever had the opportunity to stand before one of the "wonders of the world" will tell you how the very sight of it left him or her breathless.

Whether it is the Great Pyramids of Giza, Great Wall of China, Empire State Building, or any of the other ancient or modern wonders of the world, they all have one thing in common - the people responsible for creating them intended to make a statement; to build something so monumental that people would marvel at it forever.

It has often been said that the measure of a great person lies not in what they did, but in what they leave behind; for people are quick to forget reforms, policies and revolutions but always remember monuments.

So it is no wonder that great men and women throughout history have attempted to achieve immortality through the creation of breathtaking monuments. And why not, since our jaws continue to drop as we gasp at the marvel of these wonders long after their creators have passed on.

"But how can I build my monument?" you may ask. Well, you can start by creating a model of your piece-de-resistance. Even the largest monuments were built from smaller scale model representations, which in turn were built from some form of sketch plans.

Of monuments and sculpting

Enter sculpting. A sculpture is a three-dimensional work of art created by shaping or combining a variety of materials. It can be either a work of art in itself, or a scale model used for the actual construction of a larger version.

Throughout history, sculptors have generally sought to produce works of art that are as permanent as possible, working with durable albeit expensive materials such as bronze, marble, limestone, granite and even precious materials such as gold, silver, jade and ivory.

In addition to being objects of admiration and prestige, sculptures have also been commonly used for religious purposes across language and cultural borders.

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Modelling clay is a malleable substance used for thousands of years to produce pottery, buildings and artistic as well as religious objects.

In the early days, the clays used were water-based substances made from naturally occurring clay that needed to be baked and dried at very high temperatures (a process commonly called "firing") to create a variety of ceramics including terra cotta, earthenware and stoneware.

Later, sculptors began using oil-based clays made from various combinations of oils, waxes and clay. Because oil does not evaporate like water, oil-based clays remain malleable even when left for long periods in dry environments.

They cannot be "fired" into ceramics and, thus, can be re-used, making them popular material for people such as animation artists who need to rework their models. The most popular of these is "plasticine", invented in 1897 by William Harbutt of Bathampton, England.

As sculpting began to grow as a hobby, polymer clay began to make in-roads since it can be hardened (i.e. "fired") in around 15 minutes (per 6mm) in a typical home oven,
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IMAGES of a long vanished China were unveiled at a city museum.

China: Through the Lens of John Thomson is a collection of photographic plates created by the Scot on his travels through the Empire between 1868 and 1872.

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Byline: by Andrew Hilton Director of the CSFI

DO BANKERS deserve their mega-bonuses? Do they deserve the increases in base salaries of up to [pounds sterling]300,000 that are alleged to have been paid last year? Is the Pope Jewish?

The answer has to be a resounding no. But it is instructive to ask why bankers feel they have a right to remuneration that dwarfs other professions. And why the failures of the banking system haven't (yet) led to the correction that apostles of free markets expect.

First, a few numbers. Remember that average household income in this country is around [pounds sterling]26,000. In 2007 (when the crisis had already broken), Sir Fred Goodwin at Royal Bank of Scotland got total remuneration of [pounds sterling]4.2m, Eric Daniels (Lloyds) got [pounds sterling]2.9m and Andy Hornby (HBoS) got [pounds sterling]1.9m.

In 2008, the chief executive of HSBC got about [pounds sterling]1.8m - and his counterpart at Santander (now Human hair wigs a fixture on the High Street) got [pounds sterling]8.8m. In 2009, the Treasury imposed a 50pc 'bonus tax' on banks that paid more than [pounds sterling]25,000 in discretionary pay. However there is no sign that it had any impact.

Oh, and then there's Goldman Sachs. In 2009, average remuneration per employee at Goldman was just under US $500,000.

This was, of course, during a period when governments pumped around $11trillion into the banking system to offset the horlicks that bankers had made of the global economy.

So, why do bankers earn so much - and why do they expect to earn it? Is it because banking is difficult, like brain surgery or rocket science? No, retail and commercial banking is fairly routine. At the top end, it used to be decently paid. But no more so than, say, Woolworth's top brass.

At the branch level, it was paid much like local government, because the skill-set was the same. In the sexier investment banking area - structured finance, derivatives, M&A - the skills are more exotic, but not that exotic.

Plus, investment banking was traditionally a feast-andfamine business. One year, bonuses could be three Cheap lace front wigs times salaries; other times, banks with household names were kiting the salary cheques because there was no money in the kitty.

One consequence was a cycle of consolidation, disappearance and renewal. And then came the creation of great 'universal' banks, on both sides of the Atlantic. Banking, broking, M&A and the villain of the piece, prop trading - all under one roof.

Government-guaranteed retail deposits essentially underwrote everything that the 'casino' end of the bank did, thereby reducing the risk. But not the reward. That's the rub.

The investment banking culture permeated the organisation - but without those bad years when bonuses were zero or partners actually put money back into the banks. The industry was de-risked, but participants were paid as if it were still a wildly cyclical and dangerous business.

How did they get away with it? Well, the first law of finance is that a very small percentage of a very, very, very, large number is still a very large number.

Trillions of pounds move through the London foreign exchange market every day, for instance. Individual M&A deals, for example Cadbury, easily run into the billions. Ten basis points (0.1pc) of a billion pounds is still a million. So
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IF ever a motor was going to be a monste r h i t , it's the new Mini Countryman.

Longer, wider and taller, it's the biggest Mini ever, with five doors, elevated driving position, optional four-wheel drive, six- speed gearbox and even a turbocharged 180bhp 1.6 engine, promising high-50s mpg thanks to Lace wigs stop-start and regen brakes.

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The Countryman is classless, cute and enormously clever. And with prices kicking off at around pounds 17,000 when it goes on sale in September, I can see it having one of the longest waiting-lists in the entire world.

Few small cars have ever been so completely compelling.

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I recently acquired 1970 and 1979 Concord phone books, treasure troves of memories. I'd guess that 80 percent of 1970s area rolex replica businesses are gone.

Some examples: Frenchy's Submarine Sandwiches; Star Hot Dog; Mr. Hot Dog; China Dragon(Hooksett); Concord Dairy Bar; Garbo's (evolved into Veano's); Harvard Restaurant; Puritan Restaurant;, Howard Johnson's; Harry's Steak House; Howdy's; Tap Room; and one of only four pizza places, Pizza By Charles.

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Then there's the New Hampshire Highway Hotel, Brick Tower, Concord Coach, Barwood Manor and Capitol City Motel. How about Grappone Rambler & Toyota at 167 N. State St.? Capitol Lanes, down by King's Department Store, and J.M. Fields.

Then there was Britt's,(later Zayre, then Ames), Emmon's (later Howland, then Steinbach), the Giant Store, Vet's Market, Black Lantern Gift Shop, Montgomery Ward, Western Auto, Tom Collin's store, Esso service stations, Tiny's Shell, plus nearly all service stations of that era, Pelissier's Luggage/Leathers, Polly Susan Bakery, Grand Union Markets, Indian Head Bank, Emery's Oil Co. (where we got our oil for 19 cents per gallon), etc.

Now I have a trivia question: Who can remember what business was on the corner previous to the Pizza Hut - anybody?

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Glasgow firms are to discover the potentially lucrative business opportunities in the Far East at an event being held to celebrate the Chinese New Year.

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