During the ensuing three weeks, McWha and his helpers tossed about 20,000 fish over the dam, allowing them to continue a migration that usually happens every March and April.
During the recent L.A. Festival of Books, he had a team of helpers and strode about like General Patton with a walkie-talkie, dispatching runners to get books signed by big names like Michael Connelly and T.C. Boyle, thus increasing their value.
It is bizarre that, in the 21st century, we continue to argue about an invisible sugar daddy in the sky who has helpers wandering about dispensing random help or whispering nuggets of wisdom.
Each platoon leader, he explained later, is to become a "mayor" of a sector, whose role will include the recruitment of at least four local helpers at about $10 a day.
It reads: "In this place on Oct. 2, 1941, Nazi killers and their local helpers killed about 3,000 Jewish men, women and children from the Siauliai region". In 2012 a similar plaque was placed in the middle of town.
Estimates vary, but how much of what remains of the "Last Supper" was actually painted by Leonardo is around half if you add up every scattered brush mark that can be plausibly attributed to him or his helpers and about 20% or less if you count simply large, coherent passages of painting.
India trucking population is estimated at five to six million truck drivers and helpers, with about two to two and half million being long-distance truckers [ 1].
