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• At the last Board of Directors Meeting, we discussed the new advertising promotion which consists of two potential media campaigns. ...
• The Board accepted the video presentation and recommended its use in New Hampshire. ...
• The Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire will continue to work with the Brain Injury Association of America to provide feedback and suggestions on media campaigns we are comfortable with and feel would best represent brain injury to the public. ...
• The Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire voted unanimously to adopt this vision statement as our own as well. ... What value does the Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire have for you? Please respond via email to ramzz@bigfoot. ...
• , is Coordinator of Project RESPONSE, New Hampshire's HRSA-funded program to improve services for people with neurobehavioral consequences of traumatic brain injury. ...
• Last modified: December 21, 2001 Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire does not support, endorse, or recommend any product, method of treatment, or program for persons with brain injury. ...

• Some attendees expressed surprise at the low turnout of breweries compared to earlier years, but with major festivals in Boston and New York being cancelled completely for a variety of reasons everyone should be thankful the organizers can build the financial support required to make this happen. ...
• Although distribution of craft beer varies wildly by state, this event offers the opportunity to learn what new beers are emerging from the breweries and where there might be found in your locale. ... The Saranac Lager is new to cans this year in the Saranac brand family from F. ... Matt in Utica, New York. Their forthcoming Saranac Mixed Holiday 12-pack contains a new "mix" over last year offerings and is expected to sell out quickly. Tempting people with their great IPA and Porter along with photos of their lakeside resort known as Castle in the Clouds was Castle Springs Brewery (Lukinow) at Lake Winnipesaukee, (Multonborough) New Hampshire. The three-year-old micro has direct access to the local spring water and now distributes throughout New Hampshire. ... From Great Adirondack in Lake Placid, New York comes their smooth Abbey Ale, so popular it is now a standard and joined by the seasonal Oktoberfest. ...
• " Fortunately, Sierra Nevada didn't have this closing time attitude as they graciously shared their 1996 Bigfoot Barleywine with the appreciative crowd. ... Tempting visitors with $150 Brewer's Weekends was Woodstock Inn Brewery in North Woodstock, New Hampshire. ...

• com | MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Senator John Edwards of North Carolina has already wooed Democratic activists at a pig roast in Bow. ... Vermont governor Howard Dean is in New Hampshire so much he's drawing fire from his hometown press. ...
• All the potential 2004 presidential aspirants have been devoting considerable energy to New Hampshire, except for one - former vice-president Al Gore. With the exception of a hastily organized two-day visit last October, which some Democrats privately describe as "bizarre," Gore's presence is more or less negligible in New Hampshire some 19 months before the state's next presidential primary. ... After all, Gore's vanishing act pales in comparison with the array of important state and congressional races currently riveting the nation's political attention, such as the critical governors' battles in Massachusetts, New York, California, and Florida. ...
• The New York event drew the undivided attention of political junkies, who are currently in the process of deciding which 2004 candidates to support. ... He's not even making himself accessible to Washington's bigfoot journalists; Washington Post columnist David Broder hasn't seen the former vice-president in at least a year. ... And all this is magnified in New Hampshire, where, two years before a presidential primary, presumptive candidates prepare to run by signing up political activists and cultivating local media. ...
• But New Hampshire's political territory may not prove all that welcoming for Gore. WNTK talk-show host Arnie Arneson, whose broadcast is a must-do for would-be presidential candidates (Kerry put in a call to her show while he was canvassing the state last week), says New Hampshire voters are still frustrated by Gore and the exhausting demise of his 2000 campaign. ...
• To make matters worse, Gore's absence is costing him dearly in the "pre-primary" to attract support from New Hampshire's network of some 500 to 1000 political activists. ... "New Hampshire activists are 24/7 activists," says Ray Buckley, the vice-chair of the state Democratic Party and the minority whip in New Hampshire's House of Representatives. ...
• In the 2000 primary, support from these activists - who favored him by 60 percent to 80 percent - gave Gore a great advantage over former New Jersey senator Bill Bradley, his most serious rival for the nomination. These are the activists who stuck with Gore when he began to slide in New Hampshire in December 2000, before Bradley tanked and Arizona senator John McCain caught fire on the Republican side. ... Furthermore, the former vice-president would have to begin his efforts in New Hampshire without Nick Baldick - who coordinated his campaign there in 2000, but who is now helping Edwards - and possibly without many other activists, who are already working for Kerry, Gephardt, Edwards, et al. ...
• com bumper stickers do appear, because of New Hampshire's proximity to Massachusetts. ... "I really and truly think there are a lot of people across the state of New Hampshire eagerly awaiting Vice-President Gore's decision," she notes. ...

• Jeb Bush, who was always known as the "smart" Bush boy? New Hampshire was a blast. ...
• Bush's ads in New Hampshire called for "A Fresh Start for America. " But in booming New Hampshire-high-tech companies have sprouted throughout the southern half-only a fool is looking for a "fresh start. ...
• A few days before New Hampshire, Bush bragged to one bigfoot journalist that he'd done nothing yet in pursuit of the GOP nomination that would return to haunt him. ...
• Think Trent Lott wants someone like that in the White House? The first reflex of the GOP poohbahs, then, was to attack McCain-who'd jumped 20 or so points in South Carolina polls the day after his New Hampshire victory-as a faux-Republican, a liberal. But in New Hampshire, the usual right-wing standards hadn't worked. ...
• And polls and anecdotal reporting in New Hampshire showed that abortion was not much of a motivating issue for GOP voters. ... Both Bush and McCain, who profess to be anti-abortion, declined to discuss the issue in New Hampshire unless asked. ...
• But now the plan for Bush-who was endorsed by Dan Quayle the day after the New Hampshire election-is to veer right, push the tax plan, appeal to social conservatives and tag McCain the reformer a hypocritical Washington insider for accepting contributions from lobbyists. ...
• The New Hampshire returns, though, showed that Bush, a politician with a short resume, has ended up where he should have started this race: needing to prove himself as a candidate. ...
• JWR contributor David Corn, Washington Editor of The Nation, writes the "Loyal Opposition" column for The New York Press (www. ...

• MANCHESTER MADNESS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
• The New York art world may shut down for the month of August, but up north Americana collectors and dealers are bracing themselves for the week-long "Manchester Madness" in Manchester, N. ... The "seven days of shopping mayhem," as Wendy Moonan called it in the New York Times, includes a total of six American antiques shows in or near Manchester during the week of Aug. ...
• Among the fairs is the 45-year-old New Hampshire Antiques Show, put on by the 300-member New Hampshire Antiques Dealers' Association (NHADA). ...
• And as NHADA notes on its website, "in New Hampshire, there is NO sales tax. ...
• Could this be the last auction of the summer? Christie's held a maritime sale at its Rockefeller Center headquarters in New York, featuring photographs, models and instruments as well as several notable paintings. ...
• The new paperback book, called A Walk through the American Wing (Yale, $19. 95), traces the history of the collection since its beginnings in the early 1920s, when some two dozen rooms from colonial and Federal houses were incorporated into a new three-story building, faced with the façade of the Branch Bank of the United States. ...
• The fair claims that in its first 50 days, the exhibition has welcomed 302,765 visitors, including 9,500 members of the press (with 75 new press registrations a day). ...
• A new art project has invaded the lively "personals" section of Nerve, the highbrow online sex site that posts poetry, prose and photography (by the likes of Janine Godon, Beth B, Nobuyoshi Araki and Richard Kern, to name only a few). ... " One participant looks suspiciously like a sock puppet and describes him- or herself as "bigfoot's sex slave"; another answers the survey questions in haiku, as in "A web art project / Using online personals / Making a point? Feh. ...
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• ROCHESTER, New Hampshire -- As the head of Philadelphia-based junk e-mail firm Cyber Promotions, Sanford Wallace was cyberspace's most hated person in the 1990s. ...
• Several years -- and numerous multimillion-dollar lawsuits -- later, "Spamford" has a new nickname, a new profession and a new perspective on the spam business. ...
• Today, young nightclub-goers in this woodsy section of southern New Hampshire know Wallace simply as "DJ MasterWeb" -- the head disk jockey and owner of Plum Crazy, a popular night spot that features hip-hop and reggae tunes, along with a cadre of young female dancers in metal cages. ...
• The club draws customers from all over northern New England. ...
• Wallace quickly became the target of over a dozen lawsuits from Internet service providers, including America Online, CompuServe, Bigfoot and Concentric Network. ...
• In 1998 Wallace and Rines attempted to launch a new company that would provide users with low-cost Internet service in exchange for agreeing to receive spam. ...
• In late 2001, Rines, a New Hampshire native, invited Wallace to visit Plum Crazy, which Rines had recently purchased. Wallace was working as a radio DJ in New York at the time, and was interested in doing "live" shows. ...
• Wallace, who had just separated from his wife, moved to New Hampshire and bought the club from Rines in January 2002. ...

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• -- Posted on Monday, June 14th 2004 New research on gay out of body experiences.
• A new study suggests these “out-of-body” and “near-death” experiences may be influenced by a portion of the brain misfiring under stress.
• -- Posted on Monday, June 14th 2004 Dead cat requests new toys (dead mice are getting boring).
• When the woman said yes, Logan told her the cat wanted to know why she hadn’t given his new toys to him.
• She said she had bought some new toys for the cat but was hiding them until his birthday, and she was even more surprised when Logan described one of them - purple with a feather - to a T.
• Just six months of yoga significantly reduces fatigue in people with multiple sclerosis, but it has no effect on alertness and cognitive function, says a new Oregon Health & Science University study.
• -- Posted on Monday, June 14th 2004 New website: Houdini in the New York Times.
• Although Houdini was born in Budapest, Hungary, and spent his earliest childhood years in Appleton, Wisconsin, he lived the greater part of his life in New York City. Throughout his career, no matter what he did or where he toured, The New York Times was there virtually every step of the way, covering everything from his packing-box escapes to his exposure of fraudulent spiritualists.
• , bested 23 fellow competitors for first prize in the second annual New Hampshire Barbecue Championship at the Rotary Club of Nashua West%u2019s Rock %u2019N Ribfest over the weekend.
• New Hampshire? What the hell do they know about BBQ in New Hampshire anyway.
• Tales of South Florida’s skunk ape, a homegrown counterpart of Bigfoot in the Northwest, have circulated locally for decades.
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• Take this new and unique opportunity on your next visit to the Whit. ...
• Willie Nelson fans will have to wait a little while longer before the Red Headed Stranger makes his New Hampshire concert appearance. ... Willie's management has reassured us of a new date, but cannot confirm the exact timing just yet. ... Tickets will no longer be available for purchase until the new date has been determined. ...
• The NCAA Women's Ice Hockey Championship Tournament comes to New Hampshire for the second time in four years. ...
• The eleventh annual Seacoast Home, Garden & Flower Show, is the largest in New Hampshire. Attractions include garden and landscape displays by regional professionals, floral displays, an abundance of new products for the home, and great shopping at the many booths that offer fine handcrafted merchandise, lawn and garden products, and specialty items. ...
• Come see five Monsters including the 1946 classic tow truck Towasaurus Wrex take on the original Monster Truck, BIGFOOT in each competition. ...
• PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE PRESENT LEE GREENWOOD IN CONCERT WITH SPECIAL GUEST DANIEL LEE MARTIN.
• The Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire proudly present Lee Greenwood for two special concerts at the Whittemore Center Arena on Saturday May 14th. ... 50 and are available through the Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire at 603-437-0035. ...
• See virtuoso violinist Andre Rieu, also known as the "Waltz King of Europe", live during his May 18, 2005 concert at the Whittemore Center Arena in Durham, New Hampshire. ...

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• Dee's Nascar Racing Collectables is New Hampshire's leading Nascar Collectable Supplier. Located in Kingston, New Hampshire, Dee's Nascar Racing Collectables is your one stop Nascar Superstore.

• Senator John Edwards could be the Clinton of the 2004 New Hampshire primary.
• MONT VERNON, NEW HAMPSHIRE — John Edwards is the new comeback kid. The North Carolina senator has assumed the title previously held by former president Bill Clinton, who awarded it to himself on the night of the 1992 New Hampshire primary. ...
• Edwards’s plan to position himself as 2004’s Bill Clinton had been playing out beautifully — positive profiles in New York magazine, the New Yorker, and Vanity Fair — until an encounter with Russert demonstrated the would-be candidate’s inability to move beyond buzzwords.
• And, in the wake of that Meet the Press performance, the New Republic predicted, “The law of political gravity says that what goes up must come down, which means that North Carolina Senator John Edwards had best prepare for some decidedly terrestrial publicity. ...
• All that opinion-leader blowback seemed a long way away last month when I caught up with Edwards in New Hampshire less than two months after his mini-meltdown on Meet the Press. ...
• And from the look of things, New Hampshire likes John-Boy.
• I observed Edwards address a small house party in Mont Vernon at the kind of event New Hampshire is famous for — an intimate (fewer than 50 people) gathering where party stalwarts get to quiz would-be candidates. ...
• At 19 months before the 2004 New Hampshire primary, he’s still the only credible new face in the running for the Democratic presidential nomination. ...
• Edwards is lucky that even for many core New Hampshire Democrats, he is a fresh face, a candidate who can appeal to activists worn out by campaign fatigue. ...
• This was his way of reminding these Northerners that the people who ultimately decide US general elections are Southern swing voters — a not-so-coded way of warning New Hamsphirites away from the temptation of supporting a well-known Northeasterner, such as Kerry, or a stalwart economic liberal, such as Gephardt.
• “I have not met him or heard much about him until today,” said the voter, who noted that he was not aware of Edwards’s appearance on Meet the Press but who has made a habit of visiting presidential candidates when they come to New Hampshire.
• “I think he’s smart,” says Concord lawyer Chris Sullivan, who supported Bill Bradley in 2000 and has not yet made a decision for 2004, although he hosted an event for Edwards during an earlier visit to New Hampshire. ... Dick Gephardt has been coming to New Hampshire for 20 years. ...
• The local press also views Edward’s foray into New Hampshire positively. ... Edwards had a near entourage of national reporters with him during the recent visit to New Hampshire. ...

• LOCATION:  University of New Hampshire, Durham .
• CONTACT:  Sharon Meeker or Barbara Pinto-Maurer, New Hampshire Sea Grant Extension Program, 603/749-1565, barbara. ...
• DESCRIPTION:  The University of New Hampshire is proud to host the fifth annual ocean science competition for high school students. ...
• Twenty teams from Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire will spend the day on campus, testing their knowledge in a "jeopardy" style format. ...
• SPONSORS:  New Hampshire Sea Grant and Cooperative Extension, the University of New Hampshire, the University of Maine, the University of New England, Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, and the Consortium for Oceanographic Research and Education (CORE) .
• DESCRIPTION:  A number of programs including Programs for Youth, Commercial Waterman's Program: Looking at the Future, Blue Crab Panel: Increasing East Coast Crab Production, Fishery Resource Grants Program: Helping Watermen Face the Future, Aquaculture Program: Recirculating Systems that Work, What's Hot? New Species to Watch and Keeping Safe: Fish Health Management for Successful Business .
• CONTACT:  Brian Lavendel, National Association of Science Writers, (608) 249-4178, lavendel@bigfoot. ...
• LOCATION:  Riverfront Convention Center, New Bern, NC .
• DESCRIPTION:  New dates for postponed Oct. ...
• This annual four-day conference is widely considered the most comprehensive forum for the review of accumulated scientific knowledge, presentation of the latest field research, introduction of new technological developments for prevention, monitoring, control and mitigation, and discussion of policy, legislation, public education and outreach initiatives related to aquatic invasive species.
• CONTACT:  Helen Domske, New York Sea Grant, (716) 645-3610, hmd4@cornell. ...
• RESERVATIONS FOR THE CONFERENCE ARE DUE NO LATER THAN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15 (contact Helen Domske at New York Sea Grant to register) .
• SPONSORS:  Pennsylvania Sea Grant, New York Sea Grant, Great Lakes Program, University at Buffalo, NY Assemblyman Richard A. ...

•  In 2000, he served as the Senior Series Consultant to the new "In Search Of. ...
•  He has traveled to every state in the USA, throughout Canada, Mexico, Scotland, and the Virgin Islands, interviewing witnesses of Lake Monsters, Bigfoot, Giant Snakes, Mystery Felids, Mothman, Thunderbirds, and other cryptids.
• In 1999 Loren Coleman co-authored two books: one with Patrick Huyghe called The Field Guide to Bigfoot, Yeti, and Other Mystery Primates Worldwide (Avon); the other with Jerome Clark called Cryptozoology A to Z: The Encyclopedia of Loch Monsters, Sasquatch, Chupacabras, and Other Authentic Mysteries of Nature (Simon and Schuster/Fireside). ...
• On 20 October 1997, on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the famous filming of a Californian Sasquatch, Loren Coleman was one of the first ten inductees into the forthcoming Roger Patterson Memorial Bigfoot Museum in Portland, Oregon. ...
• programs, and took doctoral coursework in social anthropology at Brandies University, and in sociology at the University of New Hampshire's Family Research Laboratory. ...
• The Anomalist Awards for the Best Books of 1999 for The Field Guide to Bigfoot, Yeti, and Other Mystery Primates Worldwide by Loren Coleman and Patrick Huyghe, NY: Avon Books/HarperCollins, 1999.

• Before the year had finished, extinct rats and a bat had been rediscovered, remarkable photographs of an apelike creature surfaced in Florida, new coelacanths were filmed and captured, and India's Monkey Man sent the media into a frenzy. A few Sasquatch prints were also found, South Dakota had a giant snake flap, scientists ended their debates on the third species of elephant and a purple kangaroo, a giant monkey was seen in New Hampshire, and Mothman were being discussed again. Finally, the hair of a "Sumatran Yeti" was found, a new beaked whale was identified, and an exciting new giant squid was discovered. ...
• On February 4, animal welfare specialist David Barkasy and cryptozoologist Loren Coleman shared with Bigfoot researchers and cryptozoologists an intriguing pair of new cryptid (unknown animal) photographs. ...
• In February Biologist Philip Heemstra of the JLB Smith Institute of Ichthyology, with a preliminary budget of $130,000, was looking for additional funds to study the new population with the help of a small submersible craft. ...
• Later in 2001, coelacanth experts Hans Fricke and Raphaël Plante published an article declaring that the supposed silver coelacanths artifacts from Spain, believed to be over two centuries old and representing a new species of coelacanthiform living in the Gulf of Mexico, were neither old nor Mexican. New studies published in the August issue of Environmental Biology of Fishes showed that these silver figurines were made much more recently, with the Comorian coelacanth Latimeria chalumnae as a model. ...
• For a two-week period during May, the so-called "Man Monkey" panic swept throughout India, mostly centered in the township of Ghaziabad, 22 miles north of New Delhi. ...
• Finally, on May 16th, the Indian Police in New Delphi, showing two different versions of the Monkey Man, issued a computer-generated sketch. ...
• " By comparison, 2001 was subdued, with some rumors and hoaxes of Bigfoot bodies being found, but with little actual genuine activity. ...
• Early in June, northern Ontario officials were investigating reports of Bigfoot prowling around and leaving giant footprints. ...
• I naturally thought it might be Bigfoot because of the shape of it. ...
• The croc captures and sightings were filed from diverse locations, including, for example, downstate New Hampshire (a 2. 5 ft caiman), Central Park, New York City (a 2 ft caiman), upstate New York (a 3-4 ft alligator), and off an island in the middle of the Rhine River, Germany (a 5 ft crocodile seen). ...
• Chambers will always be remembered in hominological studies as the man who did not construct the Bigfoot in the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film. ...
• On September 9, in rural Danville, New Hampshire, search parties were engaged in looking for a giant monkey spotted near Pleasant Street and Kingston Road. ...

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• NEW HAMPSHIRE.
• "The rides are always changing and new creatures are added often. ...
• "It is southern New Hampshire's largest and most terror-fying Dark Attraction… Once you enter our realm, nothing is quite the same. ...

•   (This "woman screaming" sound is common among anomalous creatures, particularly the Bigfoot creatures. ...
•   Cryptozoologist Loren Colman has also contributed a new book on the subject: Mothman & Other Curious Encounters (2002). ...
•   It was recovered in Amoskeag Falls, Manchester, New Hampshire, and was probably fashioned from a copper kettle acquired through trade with Europeans during the early Contact Period, circa 1550-1630 A. ...
• A New England Koasek Abenaki who is familiar with both this item and with Thunderbird lore states that, "the two holes bored into the copper at the 'chest' would have had a braintan lace knotted through them to suspend the ornament/talisman from the wearer's neck. ...
•   A Native American version of its acquisition by Harvard's Peabody Museum is that it was obtained from a robber of a Pennacook Abenaki gravesite in New Hampshire. ...
•   To the right is a scan of the Thunderbird artifact from the book The New England Indians by C. ...
•                 Thunderbird Lore: Although primarily associated with the Plains Indians, the Thunderbird was known to the Algonquin speaking peoples of New England.   However, like most Native American culture in New England, little is now known of their beliefs. ...   (Jim Brandon - The Rebirth Of Pan)   Pmola   According to a New England Koasek Abenaki about the Pmola (puh-MOH-lah): "Our legends tell us of a being who appeared as a giant bird-like creature, with glowing red eyes and claws, who would swoop down on unsuspecting animals and people and carry them off. ...     Bad8gi   According to a New England Koasek Abenaki about the Bad8gi (BAH-dohn-KEE):  "I personally believe that the Thunderbird here in the East is based upon an ancient species of raptor, one that possessed a wingspan in excess of twenty feet. ...   Ancient oral traditions among the Algonquin/Abenaki tell us that these raptors rode the lightning and the thunderheads, coming up from the South, in a corridor that extends from Mexico right on up the Appalachians into New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. ...
•   But are they the same being?        The initial question may not be whether there is a strange "Mothman" creature that troubled folks in West Virginia, or whether there really is or was a Thunderbird being that the Pennacook of New Hampshire and other Algonquin speaking tribes of New England feared - the point is that both cultures have legend of it, and images of this creature (in this case composite sketch and copper artifact) - with the exception of the head motif in this instance - are identical. ...     If there are indeed strange paranormal beings in the world, perhaps they are definable by types - much in the way the reports of lake monsters and Bigfoot are recognizable "types. ...   I would say that there are grounds for suggesting that the good folks at Point Pleasant in 1966 and the fine Abenaki Pennacook of sixteenth century New Hampshire were reporting images of the same being - whatever that being may really be. ...

• Gentian Pond Shelter to New Hampshire 16 at Pinkham Notch.
• Cousin Terry (Paul Rogers) showed up later to hike with me for the next three days; went out for Chinese with him and Bigfoot. ...
• Wednesday, October 9 -- Carter Notch Hut to New Hampshire 16 at Pinkham Notch -- 5. ...

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• George's contribution to the great debate was so much to my liking that I even entertained for some time pipe dreams of George launching a new publication, called Current Hominology, a man and nature magazine, devoted to ecological, ethical, and philosophical problems, with man represented by the hominologist and nature by the homi. ...
• Left: Three Bigfoot veterans with the 'Bigfoot Blues' (from left to right), Dmitri Bayanov, John Green and Grover Krantz, (Moscow Conference, Darwin Museum, October 1997). ...
• For Bigfoot to survive, George Haas must be alive. ...
• The field of Bigfoot research has lost one of its major assets. ...
• I continued to communicate with Warren Thompson, who published and distributed the Bigfoot Bibliography, initiated by George Haas, but contact grew thinner and some years later ceased altogether. ... Dahinden was not much of a problem because, unlike Green and Krantz, he didn't widely advocate a 'kill Bigfoot' policy, and in the early 1980s he broke relations with us anyway. ...
• Haas writes that Bigfoot "is never seen unless he wants to be seen or doesn't care. " Obviously, it is essential for the researcher seeking friendly contact to have an idea about situations in which Bigfoot wanted to be seen or didn't care. ...
• Another report recently received from New Jersey, although it happened some time ago, takes us back to the Pine Barrens, to the town of Lower Bank. ... The husband went out to find out what was going on, and saw a 'Bigfoot-like' creature covered with gray hair throwing a garbage can against the side of the building. ...
• Hominologists generally believe that female Bigfoot (and other hominoids) raise their very young offspring in secure natural sanctuaries, well away from civilization, which is probably true. ...
• John Green's Sasquatch Diet Index, which includes "stolen items and handouts," lists, among others, the following items of interest to Bigfoot: apples, cattle, chickens, cooked food, corn, fish, flour, garbage, macaroni, oranges, peaches, prunes, rabbits, sandwiches, sheep, table scraps, turnips, vegetables.
• Perhaps Bigfoot are more 'pure-blooded' apemen than some Eurasian, especially Caucasian, populations but basically, I think, homins† on both sides of the Pacific are of the same Pithecanthropus (i. ...
• He relates a case in New Hampshire which he investigated personally and reports as follows:.
• "Several elements in this narrative," says Coon, "had been recorded elsewhere, in other encounters, by persons who never heard of our New Hampshire actors and vice-versa. ...

• ROCHESTER, New Hampshire -- As the head of Philadelphia-based junk e-mail firm Cyber Promotions, Sanford Wallace was cyberspace's most hated person in the 1990s. ...
• Several years -- and numerous multimillion-dollar lawsuits -- later, "Spamford" has a new nickname, a new profession and a new perspective on the spam business. ...
• Today, young nightclub-goers in this woodsy section of southern New Hampshire know Wallace simply as "DJ MasterWeb" -- the head disk jockey and owner of Plum Crazy, a popular night spot that features hip-hop and reggae tunes, along with a cadre of young female dancers in metal cages. ...
• The club draws customers from all over northern New England. ...
• Wallace quickly became the target of over a dozen lawsuits from Internet service providers, including America Online, CompuServe, Bigfoot and Concentric Network. ...
• In 1998 Wallace and Rines attempted to launch a new company that would provide users with low-cost Internet service in exchange for agreeing to receive spam. ...
• In late 2001, Rines, a New Hampshire native, invited Wallace to visit Plum Crazy, which Rines had recently purchased. Wallace was working as a radio DJ in New York at the time, and was interested in doing "live" shows. ...
• Wallace, who had just separated from his wife, moved to New Hampshire and bought the club from Rines in January 2002. ...
• This past summer, Wallace opened Club Vibe, a new nightclub catering to teens, in nearby Somersworth. But Rines said he thinks his friend, originally from New Jersey, may soon tire of the travails of being a nightclub owner. ...

• We spent the holiday up at my father’s farm in New Hampshire. ... My sister and her new husband got a dog. ... The afternoon was near 60 degrees, but in true D’Adamo fashion, we waited until evening, by which time a new weather front came in with low temperatures and howling winds. ... Got a chance to see the new addition that my father is appending to his office. ... He and his wife Christl have also renovated and landscaped a wonderful old 15 acre farm in New Hampshire over the past few years, little by little. ...

•  The Portsmouth Brewery, New Hampshire's original brewpub, has been serving great food and outstanding handcrafted beers in a friendly, lively atmosphere since 1991. ...
• This winter and spring, the Portsmouth Brewery is proud to host the New Hampshire Humanities Council's "What is New Hampshire Reading?" book series, entitled Journeys to the Edge.
• Lots of great new items, plus old favorites. ...
• Farnum Hill Cider (made in Lebanon, New Hampshire - Named to Saveur Magazine's Top 100) .

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