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really great shape. It is hard to find good reliable sources for the information, and plus the article has a history of getting radically changed and/or tinkered with fairly often by new editors, frequently in ways that are not constructive. It is tiresome to keep trying to fix it up in order to make it look decent, especially trying to get it to read well, but I do what I can when I am in the mood to tackle it. I wish a few more people who are really knowledgeable would take an interest in it. I may copy some of your comments onto the talk page, as I am not sure I can face working on it just right now, as I am rather tired. As for the possible plagiarized info, is there any chance that you can just revert that whole edit? Best,

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are known collectively as the Three Sisters (sometimes Four Sisters-- the last one is really tiny.) They are immediately north of Eagle Island, a 64-acre island in the northern part of the lake. The sisters are all quite small, 200 feet long and less than 50 feet wide. The photo was shot from the west side of the island looking very slightly north of due east. You should be able to see them by following

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Thanks for your very nice note Mwanner. I do not have it on my watch list, but do try to look at that article every so often, and over the last 3 years I have done quite a lot of work on it, one way or the other. Three years ago it was totally a horrible mess, but the article has not yet ever been in

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Re Oddfellows: I share your POV. I just haven't been able to think of an expression that captures the idea better than "the people in power" captures it. (I wish I could!!) It's about Power. The "elites" doesn't capture it - these people really couldn't care less about elitism. The "puppetmasters" is

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I had contacted you several years ago about the reissue of my Rizzoli published book "The Vanderbilt Homes". At the time you gave me permission to use with credit two of your photographs of Pine Tree Point...... I wish to know how you would like to be credited under the photographs as well as in the

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page. I wonder if I can recruit you handle this task? I am a bit "too close" to the project to think clearly right now. The Ballpark belongs to the City of Daytona Beach, so their text is primary. I can tell that the Daytona Cubs copied their text from the City's web site - its very similar, but not

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Hi again, As it happens, and despite what I said, I did end up doing a lot of work over the last few hours, attempting to removing many of the duplications, and trying to streamline the article a bit. I changed the order of some of the sections and made subheadings. I hope it is an improvement. Best

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The first one, on Middle Saranac, I'm afraid I have no idea what the name is or even which island it is. The second one, though, I know exactly where it is on Lower Saranac, though it's one of a group of three or four and I'm not sure which one, though it doesn't matter much because I believe they

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I have a copy of The Adventures of Wonk, as you report it is fragile in that the spine has broken so that the front cover is loose but otherwise the pages themselves are in pretty good condition. The book was published in 1945 with a second edition in 1946. If you'd like info about the book let me

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I seem to have gotten it from the source listed: Adirondack Trails, High Peaks Region (Tony Goodwin, ed.) p. 169 lists the elevation as 3861. AllTrails.com has it at 3861, as does www.adkhighpeaks.com, www.summitpost.org and several others. But you're right, quite a few sites list 3822, and some

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I am pretty low-tech - I resized the other map and then traced the park outline by hand then colored it (switched color twice too, which took longer). Unfortunately I am not able to do svg files - I've tried and it just does not work out. The Graphics Lab can do the conversion though.

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the regular New York state map (the one with county borders that I like) and the Adirondack Park map for communities and towns within the park boundaries? Leave the Adirondack Park map out of all other pages as it would be irrevelent.

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Are you still around? I could use your help with two roads. 4050 has been proposed for "merger" and I'm sure that 4040 will be next. The Historic Districts were good enough to save them earlier, now they say its not good enough.

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PS The new map is the same size and latitude and longitude as the other map, so it can be easily calibrated for use in geobox or other such automatic dot infoboxes - that is pretty easy to do if you want me to, just let me know.

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recently ran on the main page, here is to your original version, which had a certain grace, class, and readability that the Manual of Style worshippers will never understand. Thanks for your ongoing work on the project.

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The image is being used as an example of a "happy accident", and I was wondering if you could confirm there (or here) the details described by the caption in the Knowledge article. The caption reads:

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I'm looking for more detail about the use of that weapon in the Indian Wars from 1877 to 1890. The article says it was used in the 1877 Nez Perce War, and in 1890 at the Wounded Knee massacre.

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was far outside of the park boundaries. I believe there may be others like that. What makes you think the other New York state map is plain, and this one is good? Please explain in detail.

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I switched the map above for the new one with the Adirondack Park shown in green. This took me about an hour, adding rivers would be even more work, so hope this suffices.

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You think the New York state map I put on pages is plain? It shows county borders. It makes more sense to show places in relation to county borders than not. The

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Counties. The Adirondack map does not have borders so it is impossible to tell any relationship other than at the state level. Plus, at least one place (in

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know. Could it be valuable? It was a pleasure to find someone else out there who knows about this book, a much treasured childhood memory for me.

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Looking at McKenzie Mountain article edit history it seems to me that you have added elevation information for this mountain back in 2008 - see

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Hi Mwanner, you helped me a while back by rewriting some text on Daytona Beach Golf Course. I am in a similar dilemma now - I need some text on

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I'm not really happy with either "the establishment" or "the established", but it's the best I can come up with at the moment.

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I am specifically interested in where, when and against which tribes the gun was used during the time between 1877 and 1890.

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Hi, I see you are a contributor to the article about the Hotchkiss gun, am I reading the history of that article correctly?

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I am a Munsell/Munsil, etc Family Genealogist and am interested in any info you have about my distant relative, .

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is nice but does not have the county borders. That is the only reason I removed the map from so many pages in

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What do you think of "the powerful"? (I'm not sold on that one, either, but if we're grasping at straws ... )

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a bit obscure, and I'm not suggesting it, but it does capture it better than either "government" or "elites".

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I will quickly and happily accept an expression that captures the essence of "the people in power".

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This was not the first sanatorium so not sure why we would include it in the main article?

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currently shows 3832 ft referring to NAVD88 model. Hence, I wonder about the discrepancy.

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