user: Consider this response: Jabal Maqla is about 7 kilometers to the south, and a few hundred meters lower.
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Where is Jabal Maqla located on the world map?
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Consider this response: The release includes audio commentary featuring director Rob Epstein, coeditor Deborah Hoffmann, and photographer Daniel Nicoletta, interview clips not used in the film, a new interview with documentary filmmaker Jon Else, a new program about "The Times of Harvey Milk" and Gus Van Sant’s 2008 film, "Milk", featuring Epstein, Van Sant, actor James Franco, and Milk friends Cleve Jones, Anne Kronenberg, and Nicoletta, rare collection of audio and video recordings of Milk, excerpts from Epstein’s research tapes, featuring Milk partner Scott Smith, footage from the film’s Castro Theatre premiere and the 1984 Academy Awards, panel discussion on Supervisor Dan White’s trial, and excerpts from the 25th anniversary commemoration of Milk’s and Mayor George Moscone ’s assassinations.
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What was on the special edition of The Times of Harvey Milk?
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Consider this response: He and Smith were eventually arrested by Brooklyn Police and sentenced to five years on Blackwell's Island around 1874.
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Who is Tom Flaherty?
- Tom Flaherty Tom Flaherty, more commonly known under his pseudonym Old Flaherty, (c. 1824-?) was an American criminal, sneak thief and river pirate in New York City during the mid-to late 19th century.
- What did he do?
- He was the patriarch of a criminal family in New York's Seventh Ward which terrorized the New York waterfront in the post-American Civil War era.
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- Flaherty was described as having ""long white whiskers and a benevolent smile, but he was one of the most cruel thugs of the Seventh Ward"".
- Did he get in trouble?
- Flaherty was considered a powerful underworld figure in his day, one of his criminal associates being Bum Mahoney of the Patsy Conroy and Hook Gangs, while he and another young river pirate, James Smith, stole boats from the waterfront and sail to South Brooklyn.
- Did they find any treasures?
- From there, they would sail upriver raiding " "farm houses, hen-roosts, canal boats, or anything else that came in their way"".
- Did they get caught?
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Consider this response: The Western Mail of 24 January 1913 reported: "Work has commenced on the wireless station.
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What were the early radio transmissions in Australia?
- The longest station so far communicated with was New Zealand, a distance of about 2,800 miles." In September 1912, John Graeme Balsillie was at the Perth coastal station to confirm performance of VIP and stated that Esperance was to be included in the coastal network and would be commissioned before June 1913.
- Where was the radio located?
- The Albany Chamber of Commerce had been seeking the installation of a coastal station at Albany, but in January 1913 the PMG Department advised that Esperance was the chosen location and as the range of that station would be 350 miles, an Albany station would not be required.
- Who built the radios?
- The oversight of construction of the station was to have been entirely by Mr.
- What did the radios look like?
- Cox.
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