Venus Metals Senior Expert Exploration Advisor, Mr Barry Fehlberg collected surface grab samples from four of the more gossanous boudins during the field inspection of the Tenement in July 2011.
The area under field investigation is a 300m long strike zone which carried gossanous quartz boudins that are from 3-5m long by 1-2m wide.
Family Circle: The Boudins and the Aristocracy of the Left
Family Circle: The Boudins and the Aristocracy of the Left, a biography of Kathy Boudin and her comrades, is a cautionary tale that reminds us how lucky we were to escape the demented ambitions of the radical youth movements of that tumultuous era.
Susan Braudy Family Circle: The Boudins and the Aristocracy of the Left.
Kathy Boudin, whose life is the focus of this study, was a key figure in the group of radicals who eventually succeeded in embodying everything that was wrong with the ideas, animating spirit, and actions of the radical protest movements and groups of the 1960s.
And Braudy compounds the absurdity with numerous factual errors about Boudin's family, including its supposed wealth (not acquired until the end of Leonard's career, according to his longtime partner, who finds the comparison of the Boudins with the Hearsts ludicrous); its competitiveness, more style than substance; and Leonard's infidelities, which are pumped up to fantastical proportions--"Leonard loved to compete against friends and family members for first place in a pretty woman's heart"--in part, to fill the gaps in his daughter's career after she joins Weatherman and loses the tail the FBI maintains on Students for a Democratic Society.
After eleven years underground, Kathy Boudin and David Gilbert joined a group calling itself the Black Liberation Army (after the original BLA) in a botched robbery of a Brink's van in Nyack, New York, that led to the death of two policemen and a guard.
In your November 2003 issue, you published a review of Family Circle: The Boudins and the Aristocracy of the Left which asserted that "As two policemen approached, Kathy Boudin wiggled out of the passenger seat, shouting 'Tell them to put the gun back.' Expecting blacks from police radio descriptions Waverly Brown and Edward O'Grady put their weapons aside and were mowed down by the men who emerged from the U-Haul's rear door.
Yet according to a 1986 book, The Big Dance by John Castellucci, Boudin denied telling Sgt.
As demand grew for Henri's charcuterie (which came to include a variety of
boudins and sausages), he began sampling his products at trade shows across the country.
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Boudins lived and entertained on the upper two floors of a quaint old townhouse in Greenwich Village, several blocks from the house on Eleventh Street that would explode in 1970.