Category:February 27, 2008
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Continue ReadingHistoric ‘Tree of Knowledge’ dies in Queensland, Australia
Wednesday, October 4, 2006 The tree said to be the birthplace of the centre-left Australian Labor Party, the Tree of Knowledge, in Barcaldine, Queensland has been pronounced dead by a tree doctor. In May the 200-year-old tree was poisoned with up to 40 liters of Glyphosate, the main ingredient in the herbicide Roundup. “In May […]
Continue ReadingPichilemu, Chile’s Wastewater Treatment Plant to be inaugurated
Thursday, November 25, 2010 The Pichilemu, Chile Wastewater Treatment Plant, which has been already working for months, was announced to be officially inaugurated today, according to Pichilemu News. The plant is located in the eastern side of the city, near its entrance by San Antonio de Petrel. The plant was constructed in part as a […]
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Continue ReadingCommon Laser Measuring Tools For Architects
Read More About: Adverse Possession Victoria Common Laser Measuring Tools for Architects by Mark U. Williams Architects require precise measurements in order to design buildings. Even the ancients relied on precision. For example, the ancient pyramids of Egypt are built on perfectly square foundations. Each of the four walls of a pyramid\’s foundation had to […]
Continue ReadingChelsea Clinton marries Marc Mezvinsky in Rhinebeck, New York
Monday, August 2, 2010 Chelsea Clinton, the only daughter of former US president William Jefferson “Bill” Clinton and current US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, wed long-time boyfriend and investment banker Marc Mezvinsky on Saturday evening. The ceremony occurred in Rhinebeck, New York amidst a flurry of secrecy and speculation surrounding the event. Not […]
Continue ReadingAmerican Thom Mayne snags Pritzker architecture prize
Tuesday, March 22, 2005 Longtime Los Angeles architect Thom Mayne was awarded this year’s Pritzker Architecture Prize. Established in 1979 to honor “consistent and significant contributions to humanity,” the prize is considered by many to be the highest honor in the field. The award includes a bronze medallion and US$100,000. Mayne was the first American […]
Continue ReadingTwo ill after eating burgers laced with multi-purpose cleaner in Bathurst, Australia
Thursday, March 25, 2010 A prank by three young kitchen staff at Hungry Jack’s fast food restaurant in the Central-Western New South Wales city of Bathurst went wrong when two customers required medical treatment after eating burgers they had laced with multi-purpose cleaner. According to staff at the Emergency Department of Bathurst Hospital, two Hungry […]
Continue ReadingFurry fans flock to Further Confusion 2007
Tuesday, February 6, 2007 San Jose, California – Cell phones, cigarette lighters and glowsticks are raised in tribute as Circle of Life begins playing. Soon cheers drown out the song as the multicoloured performers appear on stage. A somewhat unusual introduction; but this is no ordinary show, and these are no ordinary attendees. This is […]
Continue ReadingAn Introduction To Xyron Creative Station 900 Cartridges
By Jeff McRitchie If you are curious about the Xyron Creative Station 900 laminator or you recently bought one and are trying to figure out how to use your new system, you need to educate yourself about the types of cartridges available for this product. There are several of these available and they can all […]
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