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PresentBaby: Noric Alps
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Tuesday, March 08, 2005. German Norische Alpen, segment of the Eastern Alps extending across southern Austria between the Hohe Tauern range and Katschberg Pass (west) and the city of Graz on the Mur River (east). With the Drava River to the south and the upper Mur River to the north, the mountains rise to Eisenhut (8,008 feet [2,441 m]) and consist of several subranges, the highest of which are the Gurkthaler Alpen in the west. Summer. Posted by PresentBaby at 11:28 PM. The Same Street Blog.
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PresentBaby: Traditional Ceramics
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Sunday, March 06, 2005. Ceramic materials that are derived from common, naturally occurring raw materials such as clay minerals and quartz sand. Through industrial processes that have been practiced in some form for centuries, these materials are made into such familiar products as china tableware, clay brick and tile, industrial abrasives and refractory linings, and portland cement. Posted by PresentBaby at 4:04 PM. The Same Street Blog. Our Man In Hanoi. Search Engine Watch Blog. The Cup Arm Blog.
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PresentBaby: Lauenburg
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Saturday, March 19, 2005. A duchy under the Ascanian dynasty from the 13th century, Lauenburg was acquired by George William, the Welf duke. Posted by PresentBaby at 1:51 AM. Hot Stock For Your Review! Faceprint Global Solutions (FCPG). Current Price $0.15. A company with hot new identity solution products. And licenses with over 40 current governmental and. Non-governmental contracts in negotiations. FCPG is now offering the world's leading encryption software to IBM's North American clients. With trace...
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PresentBaby: Jacobabad
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Tuesday, March 15, 2005. City, Sindh province, Pakistan. The city lies at a junction of the Pakistan Western Railway and main roads through Sindh. It was founded in 1847 on the site of the village of Khanghar by General John Jacob, the district's first deputy commissioner. Jacob, who laid out the modern city, is commemorated by monuments, and even his horse has been memorialized by a mud pyramid. The city. Posted by PresentBaby at 5:54 AM. The Same Street Blog. Our Man In Hanoi. Search Engine Watch Blog.
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PresentBaby: Minamoto Yoshitsune
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Wednesday, March 16, 2005. Warrior who engineered many of the military victories that helped his half brother Yoritomo gain control of Japan. He is probably the most popular Japanese historical figure of the period, and his romantic exploits have captured the imagination of the Japanese people, who have perpetuated numerous legends, stories,. Posted by PresentBaby at 10:09 PM. The Same Street Blog. Our Man In Hanoi. Search Engine Watch Blog. The Cup Arm Blog. Take Back the Media.
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PresentBaby: Wolff, Betje
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Saturday, March 12, 2005. Wolff, the daughter of a prosperous family, ran away with a naval officer at the age of 17, only to return home in a few days, deeply hurt by the experience. In 1759 she married Adriaan. Posted by PresentBaby at 10:14 AM. The Same Street Blog. Our Man In Hanoi. Search Engine Watch Blog. The Cup Arm Blog. Take Back the Media. Lifehacker, the Productivity and Software Guide. Daily Kos: State of the Nation. Jonny Bs Private Secret Diary.
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PresentBaby: Late Blight
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Thursday, March 10, 2005. Disease of potato and tomato plants that is caused by the fungus Phytophthora infestans. The disease occurs in humid regions with temperature ranges of between 40° and 80° F (4° and 29° C); hot, dry weather checks its spread. Potato or tomato vines that are infected may rot within two weeks. The Irish potato famines of the mid-19th century were caused by late blight. The disease destroyed. Posted by PresentBaby at 12:43 AM. The Same Street Blog. Our Man In Hanoi. The Cup Arm Blog.
