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Thinking? >> i was very startled. there were rumors that i assumed nobody would ever speak the words out loud so it was startling to have people acknowledge it. >> so the story comes out. to remember the first time you went in there quick. >> sure. the man that ran the bunker wanted me to help give tours to the employees. so he walked me and in there is the kitchen and he tells me all about the kitchen. and i was disappointed that then we just kept going and going. i don't think i quite processed i never thought and nobody else had thought people living there for how long? at least 60 days or ...

And senate and one staff person there were dormitories, dining areas - - areas in the power plant for the house and senate to meet. >> suggest a normal convention center extension will hear in the bunker. >> 20 percent of where we are now. >> in government talk they had exclusive control over 80 percent nonexclusive over the 20 percent. some people were walking in and out on a regular basis going about their business with no clue they were actually inside this secret bunker. >> including you. >> this room had not been activated this was all the support staff this is broken into cubicles with h...

The surf club and the golf course in the huge hotel and the manner. he never shied away from an opportunity and a reporter once asked him why do you do all this and his response was i like to see the dirt flies. >> let's look at the montauk that he saw and built. >> the only montauk only had three house they were called first house, second house and third house. the second house in the earliest days it contained shepherds who basically oversaw the cattle in the sheep that were grazed out here for a few hundred years. >> the first house no longer existed bert down in 19 oh now one - - 1909 shep...

Normal text size Very large text size One of history’s most powerful images is a dramatic black-and-white shot of two women in big dresses and tiny pumps chatting in a transparent glass box. It’s night-time. The glass box is held between two sheer white planes high above the Hollywood hills. Its ribbed ceiling, uplit, soars out over limitless space. Out there, gridded with tiny lights and spread to the horizon, is the vast Los Angelean sprawl. That, of course, was before the hubristic smog arrived. These days, the same image shows an horizon of brown smudge. The house is Pierre Koenig’s...

POLICY FORUM 4 March 2021 The Pacific has lost a giant with the passing of Sir Michael Somare, but the man known as ‘the Chief’ leaves a lasting legacy both in Papua New Guinea and throughout the region, Henry Ivarature and Ben Bohane write. Before he passed on 26 February 2021, Grand Chief Sir Michael Thomas Somare was a consummate politician – a one-man political institution. He was one of the founding fathers of Papua New Guinea (PNG), a member of the famous Bully Beef Club, and a founding member of the Pangu Pati, the Papua and New Guinea United Party which left to form the National...