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Historically Speaking: Mountain men of New Mexico - Roswell Daily Record

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record By Janice Dunnahoo Special to the Daily Record For many years I’ve had a fascination with some of the very first settlers in the West, that being the mountain men. How did they do it? Many trail blazed in unknown territory, they fought the elements, the wildlife, the vermin, hostile people, sickness and injuries, living completely alone in some instances for months, if not years. There have been numerous movies made about them, some that come to mind are “Jeremiah Johnson” with Robert Redford, depicting the real life story of John Jeremiah Garrison Johnson; “The Revenant” with Leonardo DiCaprio, depicting the real life story of Hugh Glass; “Western Man of the Wilderness” with Richard Harris, also depicting the story of Hugh Glass. There are others, but these are the ones that come to my mind.

Bitcoin s Liquidity Crisis Leads to Another Demand-Driven Record High

Bitcoin s Liquidity Crisis Leads to Another Demand-Driven Record High Bitcoin bulls are not running out of fuel. On Friday, traders once again raised their bids for the world’s leading cryptocurrency, sending its prices to another record peak after Grayscale Investments, a New York-based crypto investment vehicle, added 1,672 BTC to its already-ballooning bitcoin stockpile. The firm now holds 655.44 BTC, worth almost $33.5 billion. Grayscale’s accumulation spree removed more bitcoin from circulation against its rising demand among retail and institutional investors. In a note published Thursday, analyst Ben Lilly highlighted that bitcoin investment made by Grayscale, Tesla, MicroStrategy, Ruffer Investments, Square, Bitwise, and other firms sucked more of the cryptocurrency out of supply than produced. Meanwhile, retail traders withdrew Bitcoin en masse from exchanges, adding further to the brewing liquidity crisis.

Missing person, mysterious bodies highlighted year in crime

Hallelujah! 2020 in Review - Missing person, mysterious bodies highlighted year in crime 2020 was a year full of stories about shootings in Silver City, while human remains kept turning up in the forests of Grant County. 2020’s missing and dead In late May, Silver City resident John Waters was reported missing by his wife, Amelia Waters; in August, Waters’ skull and only his skull was discovered by a hiker in the forest outside Pinos Altos. Authorities believed at the time that Waters may have been consumed by bears, but hadn’t determined a cause of death. Amelia Waters did not respond to an inquiry from the Daily Press last week regarding the current status of the investigation into the fate of her husband.

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