outside with more efficient screening and obtain acceptable limits of near end crosstalk. At the same time, the changes in the shielding screens obtain structurally stronger communication cables and protect uncoated edges of aluminum screening tapes from corrosion, thereby increasing the useful life of the cable.
Revisions in the geometry of the shielding screens also protect the conductors in the cable from water which enters the cable through breaks or imperfections in the outside jacket of the cable.
Other objects, features and advantages of the invention will appear or be pointed out as the description proceeds.Navajo men dating

In the 16th century, when the Spanish arrived and subsequently conquered the peaceful pueblo Indian cultures of what is now New Mexico and the American Southwest, the Navajo or Dine peoples which then lived north of the pueblos were seldom if ever seen by the Spanish and known mostly through the Pueblo Indian stories and encounters (often stories of raids by the Navajo on the pueblos) related by the Pueblo tribes.

The Navajo--who may have come together as an amalgamation of several tribal and clan cultures of the Southern Plains to form their own distinctive culture less than one hundred years before the Spanish Conquest-- are linguistic relatives (Athapascan) of the Apache and are generally considered to have had, in the16th century, a culture more similar to