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duquesne. accompanying him were virginia militia men. and george washington was at the head of those virginia militia assisting general braddock. so here we have colonials, british colonials from virginia working with the british commander general braddock. braddock didn't find everything easy. he found that the colonists weren't necessarily simply cooperative with the british war effort, especially farmers, and it took benjamin franklin's intervention to help procure wagons and horses for the british army. and franklin acted as an agent for general braddock and advertised in pennsylvania's rural counties, and basically a cooperate with the king. he is here to defend us. his troops that is. and if you cooperate, the king will pay well for your horses and carts. do not be afraid. you can come along as teamsters as well as the men who would manage the carts or drive them, and you will get good pay, but if you do not cooperate, then the king's business must be done and you will lose your wagons and horses and get nothing. so, of course, the

duquesne, and the british colonials in virginia were very concerned about that. they would not easily tolerate that. virginia claimed boundaries stretching to the south sea based on its charter from the crown back in 1609. the virginians were very much expansionists. and leading men of virginia had already formed a land company which got british permission to colonize this area. and if a certain number of colonists could be situated there, let's say 100 families, that company, by right from the king, could receive a grant of up to 500,000 acres. so there was much at stake. it was not only in the interests of ordinary british colonials in colonies such as virginia that were at stake, but also the interests of a land company such as the ohio company that wanted to expand settlement and do so in a way that was profitable. and acquire land and legal title from the crown, bargain with native peoples and then bring on settlers to establish a profitable enterprise. well, of course, the colony of virginia in 1753 decides to send a message to the french in the ohio countr

duquesne now come to the mike if you want to say a few words, finally. congratulations. >> thank you. unfortunately, this is good. the way i have believed timor, besides myself and we need the support of the director and the commissioner because by myself i cannot make the work. also my staff and below the knees to be working together. the last management, we were working at with acting. then, everything hopefully improving. the number of backlog. hopefully this is in there for a major project. there also serving to the amount of income starting to really sit. thank you for the opportunity and myself. also, as an engineer, i am sure that the building is safe before we can issue the permit the appeal case, whatever. i wanted to come up and say something and now i can say it. we are all human. when we find mistakes, we need to connect it. first of all, the point we wanted to make sure that planning was okay because the neighborhood has their voice. the second thing is to make sure that the section is safe. when i looked at the package, it looked like a hug

. >> caller: a big buya from duquesne in pittsburgh. >> that place rocks. >> caller: my question is, regarding micron, ticker symbol mu. the third consecutive loss here, and i'm wondering, time to get out or stay long? >> not a fan of mu. it's not the worst of breed. used to buy that. 95, 96, made a ton of money, but, boy, that was a long time ago. wow. that's the last time i really made money on that stock on the long side. >>> i want to go to brooks in hearing in, where we are. brooks. >> caller: jim, how are you? >> real good, brooks. how are you? >> caller: awesome. what are your thoughts on bank of america with their new rental program and if would you be a buyer of the stock right now? >> bank of america. such a tough call. i have not made good calls. i joking with my friend simon, and i said, listen, bank of america, don't ask me how i feel about it, because i haven't done a good job with it. so here is what i would do. if it pulls back, and maybe do some buying, but, brooks, i feel like brooks in shawshank redemption when i comment on bank of america, and remember how that en