when the real comes to elmira you know she stays at norman's place norma misses her sister and would like her to move to the village. but i mean that is my favorite sister i love her very very much the 2 look grew up together and took care of each other from an early age we were inseparable she's the best sister i have absolutely the best. you know more what it meant. but yeah i mean he has a very strong character when for. me when i use music quite different from the rest of us sort of thought that but i only finished the 6th right when my other sisters finished the 7 the current a mom wanted them to come back to the farm. yeah but maddy had other plans she went out and got a job so that she could and money and continue her education in the city and i don't know what you think. it. was a lot more real inherited some sheep from her mother after she got married she and her husband come by mare flocks they know where a sheep or her mother in law's farm. i think. if they get get get get get get get. on it that you. know real return to the region when she was 31 after she spent time livi

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are taking the oath of allegiance, or swallowing the yellow dog to be let out of the prison camps, elmira, point lookout, and so they are taking a look to an oath to the united states to go home. some of them stay in those prison camps for august, maybe longer. in any more questions. we have another gentleman here. >> i have got to confess, i never understood this whole parole process. the world of centralized databanks on the internet, if somebody surrendered in brookville, and they got a parole, and it was on a piece of paper, and they had to surrender their weapon, and they walked home, and they were challenged by a calvary patrol on their way home, and they said i have been paroled, i have got this piece of paper, how would the union not know it was a forgery, how do they know that this wasn't, i just don't understand how the whole thing functionally worked. >> you are right to point out, there is no overarching system. there are a couple different levels to that. the parole lists that are created at appomattox, and i'm going to defer some of these questions to ron and questions as we

people talk about mars like it's elmira, new york. it's a six month trip. communications take 20 minutes point to point. it's so far away. what do you think? >> one thing is the voyage of six months, but after you are on your way there, the closest we have to the control center -- lower orbit it's a second or so you get a response. on the moon when they had a problem, they needed something, they say -- they got to get a response within a couple of seconds. you go to mars you're going the say houston, we have a problem and 20 minutes later you're going to hear some guy say, what was that? you're on your own. it's a much different way to operate. we have not been back to the moon since 1972. we haven't gone any further with people than the moon. going mars is quite a leap. it's something we talk about doing 10 to 15 years in the future, and we still haven't been able to get there yet. >> this is the era of independent companies in this race back up to space for revenue paying passengers, a lot of it. there's something because it's not under the direct aegis o