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kiti06 · ‎02-23-2005

anyone got any ideas?

carlosvincenzo · ‎02-23-2005

three in a row already?

zzilikebudzz · ‎02-23-2005

I havn't the first clue on this one

davidgordon1 · ‎02-23-2005

A Google search brings up little, other than something in ALbany, NY, like some sort of list.

snowy_guy · ‎02-23-2005

In a clearing above the Hudson River on a bright early morning in July 1804, Aaron Burr, vice president of the United States and a leader of the Democratic-Republican Party, stood aside as his friends cleared the field of branches and debris deposited there by a previous storm. As the task was being completed, Alexander Hamilton, former Cabinet member and leader of the Federalist Party, arrived with a group of his supporters. The two men had come to settle, with pistols, a dispute over an alleged insult to Burr's personal honor. The insult, made by Hamilton, had been published in April of the same year by the Albany Register.

All I've got.

dowjonesn · ‎02-23-2005

LIGHT EMITTING DIODES

baseballguy22 · ‎02-23-2005

All I could come up with is something to do with the New York Police. Makes sense, though, because of Albany. Hope it helps...

starfire346 · ‎02-23-2005

anagram fodder? if it is, it's a tough one.

(well, even if it isn't an anagram, it's tough!)

kiti06 · ‎02-23-2005

Albany Register is a newspaper

djsycko · ‎02-23-2005

anyone here got aim

davidgordon1 · ‎02-23-2005

"bastardy leeringly", and "gallantry birdseye" are anagrams for "led albany registry".

my*treasuresellers · ‎02-23-2005

Could it be something to do with the founding of Albany? Nelson Tift?

davidgordon1 · ‎02-23-2005

The Albany Register was Edited in 1815 by Soloman Southwick (see p47, Cole's MVB....), a supporter of Madison, whom M. appointed postmaster of Albany.