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LexĂa nr. 1: Ăžegar mĂłtmælendur eru aĂ° grĂ˝ta kartöflum og fleiru Ă ĂľinghĂşsiĂ° er ekki besti staĂ°urinn til aĂ° stilla sĂ©r upp á viĂ° dyr Ăľess.
Ég veit samt ekki hvort maðurinn var alveg þetta hræddur, eða hvort hann var bara að horfa eftir betra sjónarhorni.
SUFFOLK DOWNS - July 9, 2016 - Race 1
MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT - Thoroughbred
TO BE RUN OVER NATIONAL FENCES FOR MAIDENS, FOUR YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. Four Year Olds, 147 lbs.; Older, 154 lbs.
Two And One Sixteenth Miles On The Hurdle Track Record: (Miguel Grau - 3:41.73 - July 9, 2016)
Purse: $30,000
Weather:Cloudy Track:Firm
Off at: 12:36 Start: Good for all
6 - Reporter (Norris, Kieran)
4 - Meteoroid (Young, Paddy)
5 - Bishop's Castle (Geraghty, Ross)
Zu Besuch bei Siempelkamp!
Unter dem Motto „Zusammen macht(s) Sinn“ fand am 20. Oktober 2011 an Rhein und Ruhr die erste „Lange Nacht der Industrie“ statt. Schüler, Studenten und Bürger aus der Region konnten sich einen Überblick u. a. über die Produktion bei Siempelkamp in Krefeld verschaffen. Das Spektrum reichte von der Gussproduktion bis hin zur Endmontage kompletter ContiRoll-Pressanlagen.
FOTO: Andreas Bednareck
[LebaNOn - Anti-war Protest March in London from Marble Arch to Parliament Square, August 5th, 2006]
Poultry-prize reporting duo-Pinky and Pinkay-find their breaking news report hijacked by celebrity lawyer Gloria Allblacknwhite.
Gravação do Globo reporter em 1999 mostrando os Lençois Maranhenses pela primeira vez em uma reportagem ampla e detalhada. O programa só foi ao ar no ano seguinte.
As fotos foram digitalizadas a partir de fotos de papel.
David Ortiz with the Evening Co-Hosts Comedian Lenny Clarke and MLB Network Reporter Heidi Watney at the Awards Celebration Gala Dinner and Silent Auction.
Keith Bradsher is a reporter for The New York Times. He has been their chief Hong Kong correspondent since 2002, reporting on events from greater China and southeast Asia, on topics ranging from news to finance and culture. He won the Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) award for coverage of avian flu in the area.[1]
Previously, at The New York Times he had been the Detroit bureau chief, a Washington D.C. correspondent, and a reporter covering the airline and telecommunications industries.
He won the George Polk Award for national reporting on his coverage of sport utility vehicles in 1997 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize the same year. Later, he published a book on SUVs called "High and Mighty," which won the New York Public Library Helen Bernstein Award
An Israeli tank damaged during a battle arrives to the northern Israeli – Lebanon border, early morning 02 August 2006. Around 30,000 reserve troops joined the army during the last few days to reinforce the military potential and capacity in the face of Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israeli commandos today captured several people they alleged were Hezbollah militants and killed eleven others after landing by helicopter near the eastern town of Baalbek, their deepest operation yet inside Lebanese territory. AFP PHOTO/ DENIS SINYAKOV
(Photo credit should read DENIS SINYAKOV/AFP/Getty Images)
A tiatr by Francis de Tuem at Kala Academy 5.6.15
Com Anita and Manohar Bhingui as CM Parsekar
all 11 houseful shows at KA next 12th show on 10th June also declared houseful
More pics and Tiatr trailer here
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"O ar Ă© importante para a gente respirar.
Quando respiramos o ar entra pela boca ou pelo nariz.
Em muitos lugares do mundo o ar está sendo poluĂdo.
O Brasil e a China sĂŁo alguns lugares que poluem o ar.
Quando respira o ar poluĂdo pode ficar doente, com dor de cabeça, irritação no olho e na garganta, tontura e atĂ© a morte. Uma ideia boa Ă© substituir os carros e os caminhões por bicicletas. Outra ideia para o ar nĂŁo ficar poluĂdo Ă© plantar plantas, árvores, evitando tambĂ©m o desmatamento".
Day 234 of 365. I was on campus today, interviewing Jules Aaron, the director of an upcoming university production of Noises Off.
Removed from Fort Marion, St. Augustine, Florida, by a reporter from the Tribune
Before the Tribune Tower was built, correspondents for the Chicago Tribune brought back rocks and bricks from a variety of historically important sites throughout the world at the request of Colonel McCormick. Many of these reliefs have been incorporated into the lowest levels of the building and are labeled with their location of origin. In all, there are 136 fragments in the building.