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"What number links the characters played by Patrick McGoohan in ""The Prisoner"" and Tricia Helfer in ""Battlestar Galactica""?" | Number Six - Battlestar Wiki Number Six Number Six is a Human/Cylon Hybrid Number Six is an Original Series Cylon Additional Information Number Six in the separate continuity [[Image:|200px|Number Six]] "Number Six" is a humanoid Cylon who plays several key roles in Cylon society. She is the first humanoid Cylon that viewers witness in the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica. Stunningly beautiful and highly religious, this highly driven model is marked by a ruthlessness against all who stand in her way. Number Sixes are typically sensual and use seduction in infiltration. To date, more unique versions of the Six model have been witnessed than any other humanoid Cylon. Besides the use of numerous aliases, Six is also the only Cylon model known to have varied appearances and personalities: while most often seen as a platinum blonde, Six has also been seen with honey blonde and black hair in varying styles, and displaying personalities ranging from overtly sensual to wide-eyed and innocent, and from blindly supporting the attack on the Colonies to desiring peaceful coexistence. This differs from the other known models who generally display the same personality traits ( Sharon Valerii and Sharon Agathon being exceptions), use the same name, and have fewer cosmetic differences in appearance. Contents Main article: Caprica-Six The copy of Number Six that seduced Dr. Gaius Baltar into unwittingly betraying the Twelve Colonies by giving her access to the Colonial defense mainframe. Much later, she came to live on Galactica and fell in love with Saul Tigh and attempted to bear a child by him. After suffering a miscarriage, and as Tigh reunited with his wife, Ellen , Caprica pulled away from him. After this she participated in the Battle of The Colony and settled New Earth with Baltar. Messenger Six Main article: Messengers An entity (also known as Baltar's Internal Six or, more commonly, as Head Six) appearing to Gaius Baltar in the form of Caprica Six shows herself immediately after his rescue from Caprica , and later gives him advice (from building a Cylon detector to asserting political power various times ), predictions about the future (primarily about the birth of Hera Agathon ) and insights into the past events of the human race . This entity, while imperceptible to everyone other than to Baltar and Caprica Six herself , is not affiliated with either the Cylons or Colonials and has repeatedly stated that she is an angel of God . Even after Baltar's death, this entity maintains the appearance of Six one hundred fifty thousand years later when discussing the possibility of the humans repeating the same mistakes as their progenitors. Shelly Godfrey Main article: Shelly Godfrey A copy of Number Six who appears aboard Galactica to try to discredit Baltar as a traitor. The evidence she used was flawed, and he ended up being more trusted than before. After being exposed, she is blown out an airlock by Cavil and presumably downloads into a new body ( The Plan ). Gina Inviere Main article: Gina Inviere A copy of Number Six poses as a systems analyst assigned to the battlestar Pegasus , and enters into a romantic relationship with Admiral Helena Cain . After she was identified as a Cylon, she was captured and repeatedly tortured and sexually abused by the crew before escaping with the help of Gaius Baltar ( TRS : " Resurrection Ship, Part II "). For a time, Inviere is a leading figure in the Demand Peace movement ( TRS : " Epiphanies "). She eventually commits suicide by detonating a nuclear warhead aboard Cloud 9 and fails to download, making her death permanent ( TRS : " Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II "). Natalie Faust Main article: Natalie Faust A Number Six copy who is leading a faction that advocates for the search for the Final Five Cylons, introduced in " Six of One ". She is eventually killed by Sharon Agathon , distressed with visions of the Opera House and afraid Natalie will take her daughter Hera , with no chance to download ( Sine Qua Non ). Lida Lida with Gaius Baltar. A Six with curly honey blonde hair and a noticeably |
Italy has been the starting point of phenomena of international impact such as the Magna Graecia, the Roman Empire, the Roman Catholic Church, the Romanesque, the Renaissance, the Baroque, the neo-classicism, the Risorgimento and the European integration. | A Itália tem sido o ponto de partida de fenómenos de impacto internacional como a Magna Graecia, o Império Romano, a Igreja Católica Romana, o Renascimento, o Risorgimento e a integração europeia. |
It will later become the first spacecraft to successfully transmit data from the surface of another planet (Venus). | Στη συνέχεια θα γίνει το πρώτο διαστημικό σκάφος που θα μεταδώσει επιτυχώς δεδομένα από την επιφάνεια ενός άλλου πλανήτη (Αφροδίτη). |
House tells them to ablate the patient's bone marrow, despite the team's arguments that this could kill the patient. | House les dice que eliminen la médula ósea del paciente, a pesar de los argumentos del equipo de que esto podría matar al paciente. |
congruent | kongruente |
Although he plays mostly as a left back, Matlaba is naturally right-footed. | Mặc dù anh chủ yếu thi đấu ở vị trí hậu vệ trái, Matlaba lại là người thuận chân phải. |
Although it is impossible to determine what drives animals to self-destruction, some specific traits associated with human suicide can be successfully transferred to animals. | Bien qu'il soit impossible de déterminer ce qui conduit les animaux à l'autodestruction, certains traits spécifiques associés au suicide humain peuvent être transposés avec succès aux animaux. |
"Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?", also sung as "Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime?", is one of the best-known American songs of the Great Depression. | "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?", ibland kretiderad som "Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime?", är en av de mest kända amerikanska sångerna under den stora depressionen. |
what is dihydrate monoxide | Dihydrogen monoxide is colorless, odorless, tasteless, and kills uncounted thousands of people every year. Most of these deaths are caused by accidental inhalation of DHMO, but the dangers of dihydrogen monoxide do not end there. Prolonged exposure to its solid form causes severe tissue damage. |
Clifton, Colorado | Clifton (Colorado) |
Conditions and ways of economic development of the village (1936) Social policy on the economic background (1944) At the source of socialist planning (1956) Socialist Yugoslavia (1957) Models of the socialist economy (1957) Economic planning. | Warunki i drogi rozwoju gospodarczego wsi (1936) Polityka społeczna na tle gospodarczym (1944) U źródeł planowania socjalistycznego (1956) Jugosławia socjalistyczna (1957) Modele gospodarki socjalistycznej (1957) Planowanie gospodarcze. |
how to change date of birth to age on excel? | ['To get the number of years: =DATEDIF(B2, TODAY(), "Y")', 'To get the number of months: =DATEDIF(B2, TODAY(), "YM")', 'To get the number of days: =DATEDIF(B2,TODAY(),"MD")'] |
demonize | דמוניזציה |
He was not a cardinal sent by the Pope but an emissary sent by the Superior General of the Society of Jesus, Ignacio Visconti, to preserve the Jesuits in Europe in the face of attacks in Spain and Portugal. | Non era difatti un cardinale inviato dal papa, ma un emissario mandato dal generale superiore della Compagnia di Gesù, Ignazio Visconti, per preservare l'ordine dei gesuiti in Europa all'affacciarsi degli attacchi in Spagna e Portogallo. |
Pleasant View, Utah | Pleasant View (Utah) |
Erin Lee Carr | إيرين لي كار |
The term "postanalytic philosophy" itself has been used in a vaguely descriptive sense and not in the sense of a concrete philosophical movement. | El término filosofía postanalítica ha sido usado en un sentido vagamente descriptivo y no en el sentido de un movimiento filosófico concreto. |
Philippines: Novelist Mired in Plagiarism Controversy · Global Voices | Φιλιππίνες: Συγγραφέας εμπλέκεται σε σκάνδαλο λογοκλοπής |
Translations: Italian, Romanica (Turin: Giulio Einaudi, 1982). | Traductions: Italien, Arte Romanica (Turin: Giulio Einaudi, 1982). |
Adamowo, Brodnica County | Adamowo (powiat brodnicki) |
what over the counter medicine is good for a yeast infection south africa? | ['Monistat (miconazole)', 'Gyne-Lotrimin (clotrimazole)', 'Vagistat (tioconazole)', 'Gynazole (butoconazole)', 'Terazol (terconazole)'] |
Sonam Wangchuk (engineer) | ಸೋನಂ ವಾಂಗ್ ಚುಕ್ |
"Benguet: Dependency Ratio Down by Four Persons; Table 5. | Benguet: Dependency Ratio Down by Four Persons (англ.). |
who is jemima in neighbours? | Jemima Davies-Smythe is a character in Neighbours who first appeared in September 2018. She is the younger half sister of Karl Kennedy. Jemima is played by Magda Szubanski. |
1999 Arab Athletics Championships | البطولة العربية لألعاب القوى 1999 |
Estadio Municipal Los Arcos | Estadi Los Arcos |
Cars will not stop for you on the zebra. | Машины не остановятся для вас перед зеброй . |
Samantha Davies runs Gold Coast based Unforgettable Proposals .
She coordinates and plans out unique ways for people to pop the question .
Most fork out between $3,000 and $4,000 for an average proposal package .
Ms Davies says more extravagant proposals can cost up to $20,000 . | Meet the woman who is paid to organise lavish proposals for partners willing to fork out thousands of dollars to pop the big question. Samantha Davies, who runs a company called Unforgettable Proposals, plans out every little detail of a proposal anywhere in Australia and she prides herself on a 100 percent success rate. She says most men who approach her for help are often willing to fork out between $3,000 to $4,000 for an average proposal package. Scroll down for video . Gold Coast based company, Unforgettable Proposals, coordinates and plans out every little detail of a proposal anywhere in Australia . Owner Samantha Davies says most men who approach her for help are often willing to fork out between $3,000 to $4,000 for an average proposal package . But the more extravagant proposals can cost anywhere up to $20,000 depending on how far people are willing to go to impress their partners. 'We did one in Sydney not long ago that actually started in Melbourne. The woman was sent out to get pampered and then a limousine picked her up and her bags were already packed,' Ms Davies told Daily Mail Australia. 'Her and her partner caught the plane to Sydney where they had dinner on a private yacht in the harbour. Then they went to Pier One under the Harbour Bridge where we had transformed the room into an enchanted garden. 'He had spent $20,000 all up... that would be our most expensive proposal yet.' Surangan and Nikita got engaged in September at North Sydney in a Romeo and Juliet inspired secret garden . The candle-lit walkway led to a gazebo where a harp player was on hand to play music during dinner . Another recent lavish proposal involved a woman being whisked off in a helicopter to the middle of the ocean where a super yacht was waiting for her. 'The helicopter actually landed on the yacht's helipad and she had no idea what was going on,' Ms Davies said. 'Her partner was waiting with a single red rose. They had a three-course meal with a private chef and stayed overnight before sailing back to shore. 'That one cost about $10,000 - they had unlimited French champagne and canapés... it was really beautiful.' Joshua proposed to Michelle in their hotel room before having dinner under the Sydney Harbour Bridge back in March . Chris and Louise got engaged overlooking the water at Cabarita in NSW in November . Laura and Tom had an intimate beach picnic when they got engaged in October . Ms Davies started the business of proposal planning 14 months ago and she's successfully planned 50 proposals right across the country. 'I was working at a five star hotel on the Gold Coast and was getting so many calls asking for help with proposals... arranging rose petals, that kind of thing,' she said. 'I started looking around to see who did it and couldn't find anyone. I started the business and within three months I'd left my job and I've been doing it full time since.' Jeff proposed to Veronica under Sydney's Harbour Bridge in August . Jeff had enlisted Unforgettable Proposals to hand-craft an enchanted forest near the bridge for his proposal . Tom and Laura got engaged in October overlooking the Gold Coast Hinterland . Ms Davies started the business of proposal planning 14 months ago and she's successfully planned 50 proposals right across the country . Unforgettable Proposals has planned for people to pop the questions in all kinds of places, including cliff tops, private beaches, secret gardens and water fronts. 'We find out about their love story and what they might like... then we contact the suppliers to organise fireworks, helicopters, private yachts or whatever they want,' Ms Davies said. 'Then we make sure we're on hand to make sure everything runs smoothly through the day.' Tom proposed to Laura on the Gold Coast with a personalised dinner menu . Unforgettable Proposals organises all kinds of events for proposals in various place, including cliff tops, private beaches, secret gardens and water fronts . The standard proposal package at Unforgettable Proposals general costs between $3,000 to $4,000 and includes dinner, accommodation and a musician . |
He is tasked, along with Grand Moff Tarkin, with recovering the secret plans for the Death Star superweapon, which were stolen by the Rebel Alliance. | Se le encarga, junto con el comandante Imperial Wilhuff Tarkin, recuperar los planes secretos de la Estrella de la Muerte, que fueron robados por la Alianza Rebelde. |
However, because the tournament of the year 1978 was not carried out anymore, all three teams were declared as equivalent tournament champions. | Weil das Turnier des Jahres 1978 allerdings nicht mehr zu Ende ausgetragen wurde, wurden alle drei Staffelsieger zu gleichwertigen Turniersiegern erklärt. |
Jean Kaltak | Jean Kaltack |
Esther Kahn, Louis Kahn's widow, published a letter voicing similar sentiments, noting that "there is room on the site for a separate building, which could be connected to the present museum." | Esther Kahn, la vedova di Louis Kahn, ha pubblicato una lettera esprimendo sentimenti simili, sottolineando che "c'è spazio sul sito per un edificio separato, che può essere collegato alla attuale museo." |
Vives even touched on childhood memory-—he believed that children learn quickly because their mind is less cluttered with worries that adult minds have. | Vivesi ndalet gjithashtu në kujtesen e fëmijëve – ai besonte se fëmijët mësojnë shpejt sepse mendja e tyre është më pak e ngarkuar me shqetësime që i mundojnë të rriturit. |
Minsk Regional Committee of the Communist Party of Belarus | Минский областной комитет КП Белоруссии |
what was mark twain's real name | He became nothing less than a national treasure. Samuel Langhorne Clemens, better known by his pen name, Mark Twain, was born on November 30, 1835, in the tiny village of Florida, Missouri, the sixth child of John and Jane Clemens. When he was 4 years old, his family moved to nearby Hannibal, a bustling town of 1,000 people. |
Town officials offered 100 guineas for information regarding the publication of the handbill and its author, to no avail. | Les officiels de la ville offrent 100 guinées pour toute information concernant la publication et l'auteur du tract, sans résultat. |
Kelly McManus lost confidence after struggling to lose her 'mummy tummy'
She could not afford operation and begged doctors to get rid of bulge .
She says operation will save NHS money on treating her for depression . | By . Emine Sinmaz . PUBLISHED: . 20:53 EST, 22 August 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 04:18 EST, 23 August 2013 . Kelly McManus says she lost her confidence after having her first child at the age of 21 and struggling to lose her 'mummy tummy' An aspiring actress was given a £5,000 tummy tuck on the NHS so she could pursue her dream of becoming the next Julia Roberts. Kelly McManus said she lost her confidence after having her first child at the age of 21 and struggling to lose her ‘mummy tummy’. The part-time beautician, who earns £7,000 a year, could not afford the operation and begged doctors to get rid of her bulge. After 18 months of visiting her GP, Miss McManus was referred to a surgeon for the taxpayer-funded operation. The single mother-of-three, who once appeared on Jeremy Kyle, said: ‘My new tummy has changed my life. 'I feel like a new woman. I can’t wait to start acting lessons now. Who knows, maybe I could be the next Julia Roberts.’ But on an acting website Miss McManus admits she has no experience, writing: ‘The last acting I did was 11 years ago at school! 'Although I did get an A grade in Drama so I can’t be that bad.’ The 27-year-old believes the operation has actually saved the NHS cash, claiming that it would have cost the organisation more money to treat her depression. She said: ‘After my first child my stomach never went back to its normal size. Then after my third child the midwife said, “You do know that your stomach muscles have separated from your bulge.” ‘It looked like I was still pregnant and people even asked me, “How far on are you?” It was just so embarrassing. I lost all my confidence because of it. It was leaving me depressed and ruining my sex life.’ Miss McManus said she can't wait to start acting lessons, adding 'Who knows, maybe I could be the next Julia Roberts' The operation to remove the excess skin on Miss McManus's abdomen was carried out at Bradford Royal Infirmary (pictured) last month . In desperation, Miss McManus began . investigating cosmetic surgery. She said: ‘I looked online and realised I . couldn’t afford the £5,000 cost so the NHS was my only hope. ‘At . first the doctor recommended physiotherapy and exercise. I was seeing . her for a couple of months and she said she couldn’t repair my stomach . muscles.’ Eventually, . Miss McManus was referred to a surgeon. She said: ‘I was scared because . I have never had surgery before but I knew it would change my life.’ Controversial: Jodie Cunningham had her breasts enlarged to 36DD on the NHS - and now wants them reduced, as well as compensation . The three-hour operation to remove the excess skin on her abdomen was carried out at Bradford Royal Infirmary last month. Miss McManus told The Sun: . ‘I am more confident and a lot happier than I was. It changed my . outlook on life. It’s only been four weeks and the scars are still . healing but I just feel absolutely brilliant.’ But campaigners were outraged at the decision to fund Miss McManus’s operation when cuts are being made elsewhere in the NHS. A spokesman from The TaxPayers’ Alliance said: ‘It’s ridiculous that the NHS pays for procedures that are not based on strict medical needs. Patients missing out on vital drugs and treatment will find this deeply unfair.’ It follows the case of 23-year-old Josie Cunningham, who had £4,800 breast enlargement surgery on the NHS in January after complaining she had been bullied over her flat 32A chest. But after undergoing the operation, the aspiring model from Leeds said her 36DD breasts had made her the target of online abuse. Miss Cunningham then said she would like a reduction and compensation. She claimed she was not properly consulted before her operation and wanted compensation for clinical negligence and emotional distress. Miss Cunningham, who works in telesales, consulted no-win, no-fee lawyers so she can ‘take [the NHS] for every penny’. She said: ‘I want in excess of £10,000. Anything I can get over that is a bonus.’ Miss Cunningham told The Sun: ‘I was rushed through the process. I didn’t actually ask for 36DD — I would have been happier with a B cup. ‘But they told me that because I didn’t have any breast tissue I’d have to go for bigger breasts. They haven’t helped me one bit. In fact, my life is ruined.’ Meanwhile, just a few miles away from . her home in Leeds, two-year-old cerebral palsy sufferer Oliver Dockerty . had been turned down for funding for an operation which could allow him . to walk. Thankfully, after reading about his . plight in the Daily Mail, generous readers helped to raise the £24,000 . needed for Oliver to have his operation privately. Cosmetic surgery is provided by the NHS only if there is a clinical need . Cosmetic procedures are not normally done on the NHS unless doctors decide there is a clinical need. This . decision is taken at a local level, by the Primary Care Trust (PCT), on . the basis of reports submitted by a patient's doctors. PCTs set their own criteria according to what, in their view, are the health needs of the local community. For . cosmetic surgery, the usual protocol is that the PCT must decide there . is some kind of clinical, ie health, need for the operation to be funded . on the NHS. Simply wanting to look nicer in itself is not reason . enough. Leeds Primary Care Trust, also known as NHS Leeds, offers a . list of cosmetic procedures that may be available on its website. They . include breast augmentation, breast reduction, eyelid surgery . (blepharoplasty), and rhytidectomy (wrinkle removal including face . lift). It says these may be available 'providing certain criteria can be met', and lists the criteria. The . criteria required for breast augmentation include suffering from . certain rare syndromes, severe asymmetry (more than two cup sizes . difference), or lumpectomy that results in deformity. Rare cases, . however, such as Ms Cunningham's, have to be go through the Individual . Funding Request process, in which each case is decided upon its . individual merits. |
John W. Boyle | جون دبليو. بويل |
They married at the Abdeen Palace in Cairo on 15 March 1939. | Ils se sont mariés au palais d'Abdeen au Caire le 15 mars 1939. |
my BEST FRIEND got taken away? | It's sounds like she has a pretty rough life. Maybe it's a good thing her dad picked her up. I know you miss her but she knows where to find you. Maybe when things calm down little she will get in touch with you. Keep trying her e-mail address you might get lucky. I'm so sorry you are going through this pain, I wish I could just say the right thing to make it better but I can't. Just remember the bonds of friendship are not easily broken she'll think of you and get in touch with you. Just pray that she is in a better situation now. I know if you are her friend you ultimately want the best for her.\n\nDon't forget to pray for her tonight I'll pray for you, best wishes Hun. : (\n\nDon't cut yourself it won't take away the pain. |
The main objective of this group is collect donations to help the victims of this quake. | El principal objetivo de este grupo es recolectar donaciones para ayudar a las víctimas de este terremoto. |
Orocue Airport | فرودگاه اروکو |
Fewer than one in three drivers happy with the state of UK roads .
Compensation pay-outs for damages caused by poor road conditions cost £31.6million last year . | Motorists’ satisfaction with England’s potholed roads has plummeted to a record low. Fewer than one in three drivers say they are happy with the state of the roads - the lowest level since surveys began in 2008 - and the government’s poor record on repairs is to blame for the abysmal ratings, a damning report by MP watchdogs concludes today. It condemns as ‘ludicrous’ the Department for Transport’s patch-and-mend ‘piecemeal’ funding. They say this is making it difficult to maintain England’s road network cost-effectively and is leaving millions of drivers frustrated. The government’s poor record on repairs is to blame for the abysmal driver satisfaction ratings. File picture . Compensation pay-outs for damages caused by poor road conditions cost £31.6million last year alone. They condemned the decades of ‘unpredictable and fluctuating budgets’ for road maintenance and said ministers should realise that with potholes costing £52 to fill in – rising to £70 in London - ‘prevention is better than cure’. But they also attack local councils and the Highways Agency for not even knowing where their drains are. The AA said motorists were paying the price of such ignorance with ‘pools, ponds and puddles that blight UK roads’ because of poor drainage maintenance by highways authorities. Committee chairman Margaret Hodge blasted the Department for Transport . The powerful House of Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC) says the Department for Transport (DfT) had slashed the roads maintenance budget, only to have to make repeated emergency injections of cash to deal with fall-out from floods and other problems. The report says that since maintenance budgets were cut by £1.2billion over four years from April 2011, the committee said the DfT has had to provide extra funding on nine occasions, totalling £1.1billion. Committee chairman Margaret Hodge said: ‘The department’s piecemeal and stop-go approach to funding for road maintenance in recent decades has made it difficult for highways authorities to maintain roads cost-effectively. ‘There has been too much reactive work in response to flooding and other events and not enough focus on preventative work that is less expensive in the long term.’ She said: ‘Public satisfaction with the condition of our roads is at the lowest level since the surveying of this began in 2008. ‘In the last survey only 30 per cent of the public were satisfied with the condition of the roads and the speed and quality of repairs.’ Mrs Hodge said: ‘The Department’s unpredictable and fluctuating budgets for road maintenance over decades have put value for money at risk. ‘It seems ludicrous that in 2010 the Department cut road maintenance budgets by £1.2billion over the four years from April 2011, but then it has intermittently given £1.1billion additional funding on nine separate occasions for various reasons, including in response to flooding or winter damage to the roads.’ The greatest problems are in London and the South East, according to the Department for Transport. Mrs Hodge said: ‘The Department must see that prevention is better than cure. It costs £52 to fill in a pothole, or £70 in London, yet it costs over £30million to pay and process compensation claims from road users for damages arising from poor road conditions.’ MPs cited experts at Infrastructure UK who say savings of up to 20 per cent are achievable when there is ‘certainty of funding.’ The Highways Agency, which is an executive agency of the Department, is responsible for maintaining the strategic road network. File pictures . Mrs Hodge said: ‘Whilst we understand the unpredictable nature of winter weather, too much road maintenance is inefficient because it is reactive and unplanned. ‘Concentrating activity in the winter months is inefficient and costly. Some local highway authorities are far too reactive to events, rather than anticipating, predicting and preventing disrepair.’ She noted: ‘Better information, better planning of funding and a pro-active stance on maintenance are what the Department must promote to have a chance of pleasing unhappy road users.’ The Public Accounts Committee report says the Department for Transport and the Highways Agency are making some progress in improving the way in which road maintenance is carried out ‘but more needs to be done.’ It notes: ‘Public satisfaction with the condition of our roads is at the lowest level since the survey assessing confidence began.’ The Highways Agency, which is an executive agency of the Department, is responsible for maintaining the strategic road network spanning 4,400 miles including almost all of England’s motorways and its most important ‘A’ roads. The remaining 183,000 miles of local roads are maintained by 152 local highway authorities. Public spending on maintaining England’s roads in 2012-13 was £4billion. Astonished that the Agency holds no information on 70per cent of its drainage systems, it said: ‘A good understanding of the state of the roads is absolutely essential for planning cost-effective preventative maintenance’. AA president Edmund King said its own surveys showed that while its members are relatively satisfied with the state of motorways and trunk roads, one in five say local roads are ‘terrible’. He said: ‘The Public Accounts Committee reflects this public anger.’ ‘It puts pressure on central government to work more closely with local government to carry out the basics. Effective and regular road maintenance that gives the taxpayer value for money and does the job.’ He added: ‘Central government’s stop-start funding over many years has simply patched up the UK’s roads.’ Lack of ring-fencing of local authority funds for road maintenance has added to this ‘sorry state’. |
how long should i train my abs a day? | All you need is 15 minutes. If you're already doing compound exercises like squats and deadlifts, one or two ab exercises for 2-3 sets each at the end of your workout is sufficient. You can train your abs all you want, but if your diet isn't in check, you'll never see that six-pack. |
where can i get an online physic reading without having a credit card? | You should never get one on line! They are not personal and you should always be infront of the person doing the reading! |
what is the incubation period for flu after exposure? | While the general incubation period for the flu is usually between one and four days, this period can vary from person to person. The average incubation period for the flu is two days . This means that, on average, people start to develop flu symptoms about two days after coming into contact with the influenza virus. |
These are some of the photographs taken by the students and uploaded to the university's Flickr account. Click on the photograph to visit the original photograph. | Ecco infine di seguito alcune delle fotografie scattate dagli studenti e caricate sull'account Flickr dell'università . |
Lagouranis is one of a handful of Iraq War veterans who provided first hand accounts of the torture and abuse of Iraqi prisoners by members of the US military. | Ο Λαγγουράνης είναι ένας από τους λίγους βετεράνους του πολέμου του Ιρακ που έχουν παράσχει προσωπικές μαρτυρίες για το βασανισμό και την κακομεταχείριση Ιρακινών αιχμαλώτων από στελέχη του αμερικανικού στρατού. |
Civilization Revolution | انقلاب تمدن |
So with the introduction of Roman rule, along with many aspects of classic Roman socialization, such as public works and glorification of the military, came an introduction of some Greek cultural and social values. | Rimska oblast je poleg mnogih vidikov klasične rimske socializacije, na primer javnih del in poveličevanje vojske, uvedla tudi nekaj grških kulturnih in socialnih vrednot. |
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Tuesday she is confident Germany will support Greece and that she wanted the country to remain in the euro zone, according to media reports, following a meeting in Berlin with Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou. | Merkel confident Germany will support Greece |
Fadil was learning classical Arabic. | Фадель учил классический арабский. |
Elsewhere in Greece this day was usually called the 30th. | במקומות אחרים ביוון הוא נקרא בדרך כלל היום השלושים. |
They produce a point of view, a reflection, an image, an idea. | Los vídeos reproducen un punto de vista, un reflejo, una imagen, una idea. |
How do I get rid of a MySpace group that no longer exists? | http://habboxlive.com/v3/ |
What was the worst thing that has ever happened to you? Did you overcome it and if so: how? | What is the worst thing that has ever happened to you or someone you know? |
In June 2005, Gabriel and broadcast industry entrepreneur David Engelke purchased Solid State Logic, a manufacturer of mixing consoles and digital audio workstations. | Nel giugno del 2005 Gabriel e l'imprenditore industriale David Engelke hanno rilevato la Solid State Logic, un'azienda leader nella produzione di console per il missaggio e di componenti audio digitali. |
U.S. officials had a $5 million bounty for a Jemaah Islamiyah leader killed in the airstrike .
The Malaysian was on the FBI most-wanted list for "providing material support to terrorists"
In the past, Philippine officials have made premature announcements about the deaths of fugitives . | (CNN) -- The Philippine military said it killed a man who is on the FBI most-wanted terror list and two other senior militants Thursday in a predawn airstrike on a remote southern island. About 15 militants died in the early morning airstrike on the island province of Sulu, part of the autonomous region in Muslim Mindanao, according to a spokesman for the Philippines armed forces. The dead included two senior figures in Jemaah Islamiyah and members of the militant group Abu Sayyaf, said Col. Arnulfo Marcelo Burgos, the spokesman. U.S. officials had a $5 million reward for the capture of Jemaah Islamiyah leader Zulkifli bin Abdul Hir, according to the FBI website. The Malaysian, also known as Marwan, was on the FBI most-wanted list for "providing material support to terrorists, conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists" and contributing "goods and services" to a global terror network. Another Jemaah Islamiyah member Mohammad Ali, also known as Muawiyah, and Abu Sayyaf leader Gumbahali Jumdail were also among those killed, according to the spokesman. The airstrike was a joint effort between the army, air force, the navy and the police, and was "very brief but precise," Burgos said. The Philippine police are at the scene helping identify the bodies, Burgos said, but added that DNA tests had been conducted. In the past, Philippine officials made premature announcements about the capture and deaths of Indonesian fugitives Dulmatin, who turned up in Indonesia in 2010, and Umar Patek, who was captured in Pakistan last year. Both had fled to the southern Philippines and were reported captured or killed in Mindanao. The Mindanao group of islands includes a Muslim autonomous region set up in the 1990s to quell armed uprisings by people seeking an independent Muslim homeland in the Philippines, a predominantly Christian country. The Jemaah Islamiyah terror group first came to international attention when the Bali bombings of October 2002 provided a stark warning of the group's abilities and its deadly ambitions. Active across much of Southeast Asia, it has close ties with Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network. |
It is widely grown as an ornamental tree, but has been heavily logged throughout much of its range in the past. | Se cultiva ampliamente como un árbol ornamental, pero ha sido talado ampliamente a través de gran parte de su área de distribución en el pasado. |
He explained, "I wasn't going to do anything for a long time, but Bong Load didn't have the means to make as many copies as people wanted. | Explicó, "Yo no iba a hacer nada durante mucho tiempo, pero Bong Load no tenía los medios para hacer tantas copias como la gente quería. |
what does creatin do to your muscles? | Your body uses Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) as you primary energy source especially when lifting very heavy, there are other energy systems but in regards to creatine i will limit this answer.\n\nWhey you perform you're repetitions the ATP breaks off into ADP (Adenosine Diphospate) this is when you get your energy burst which allows your muscle fibers to contract. When you get low on ATP/ADP your body will grab some of the naturally occuring creatine from your cells and throw them in with the ADP for the energy burst.\n\nSo by taking creatine as a suppliment you will improve upon your performance allowing you to eventually lift heavier weight and or for longer periods of time. Hence you will gain more muscle or endurance etc...\n\nNote:\n"Creatine Ethyl Ester" will promote a leaner ripped muscles.\n\n"Creatine Monohydrate" will promote a larger albiet more bloated or less lean type muscle. |
PT Mi-P mine | PT Mi-P mayını |
44 BC Julius Caesar is appointed dictator in perpetuity (dictator perpetuo). | 44 п.н.е.: Јулиј Цезар бил прогласен за Dictator perpetuo. |
After the season was over he moved to La Victoria, Aragua, where one of his friends resided in a hacienda. | Al finalizar la temporada Coimbre se mudó a La Victoria, Aragua, donde uno de sus amigos vivía en una hacienda. |
Believe it. It's better like this. | Usko pois, se on parempi näin. |
The BIOS begins its POST when the CPU is reset. | BIOS は、CPUがリセットされたときにPOSTを起動する。 |
In order to maintain affordability, the PAK DA will be a less ambitious project than the Northrop Grumman B-21. | Per contenere i costi, il PAK DA sarà un progetto meno ambizioso rispetto a quello del Northrop Grumman B-21. |
Ekavyāvahārika | Экавьявахарика |
Tom very seldom speaks French. | Том очень редко говорит по-французски. |
The political upheavals had transformed Liu’s outlook. | Las agitaciones políticas habían transformado la perspectiva de Liu. |
In the aftermath of the protest, museum curators around the world sought to gather signs and other cultural artifacts of the marches. | في أعقاب الاحتجاج، سعى القائمون في جميع أنحاء العالم إلى جمع العلامات والتحف الثقافية الأخرى للمسيرات. |
Maxwell-Scott also called Shand Kydd at his country house near Leighton Buzzard and told him about the letters, prompting the latter to immediately drive to London to collect them. | Maxwell-Scott también llamó a Shand Kydd a su casa de campo cerca de Leighton Buzzard, y le contó sobre las cartas, lo que provocó que éste condujera de inmediato a Londres para recogerlas. |
what is the single most important factor influencing economic growth for an economy? | Growth is defined as the increase in output per capita of a country over a long period of time. One primary factor that influences the growth of an economy is technological change. When looking at long-run growth, technological change in the economic environment makes production more or less efficient. |
James Stewart Jr. | ジェームス・スチュワート (レーサー) |
Britannic was the largest ship lost in the First World War. | Британик је био највећи брод изгубљен у Првом свјетском рату. |
- What does a conductor do in an orchestra? | Been asked many times and this is probaly the best thread about the conductor job: _URL_0_ |
However @Alruwaishan tweeted what he thought would be the solution for Yemen: | Ωστόσο, ο @Alruwaishan έγραψε αυτό που πιστεύει προσωπικά πως θα ΄ταν η λύση για την Υεμένη: |
Why do we shrink as we age? | You have discs in between the vertebra in your spine that are mostly composed of water. As you age, the water content of these discs gradually decreases and they shrink, causing the person to lose some of their height. |
Joel is a talented musician, and later joins an orchestra. | Joel es un músico de talento, y más tarde se une a una orquesta. |
Today, a wide range of shops and food outlets are situated at the end of the terminal near the entrance into Terminal 2. | כיום, יש מגוון רחב של חנויות אאוטלט ואוכל בסוף הטרמינל, קרוב לכניסה לטרמינל 2. |
what does it mean when someone behind you flashes their brights? | Flashing can warn other drivers of road dangers, such as crashed cars or police speed traps. Flashing can be used to give thanks. ... Flashing can indicate the intention to overtake or pass another driver, or to signal a driver who has just overtaken that he or she can now return to the original lane. |
The island is equipped with an enhanced 9-1-1 system. | 島は強化された 9-1-1 システムを装備している。 |
It was designed by Herbert A. Wagner. | Foi desenvolvido por Herbert A. Wagner. |
He recommends removing a lung giving him, at best, two years to live. | Han rekommenderar att en lunga opereras bort vilket ska ge honom, i bästa fall, två år att leva. |
what does it mean when your car ac blows smoke? | Fog or smoke coming out the air vents is caused by cold dry air coming in contact with warmer, more moist air near the air conditioner. If the air temperature near the unit is below Dew Point, this causes water vapor to form in the air and condense into water droplets causing the fog or smoke. |
Probability that elements in a noncommutative group commute | Prove: if $a,b\in G$ commute with probability $>5/8$, then $G$ is abelian |
Variational message passing | 変分メッセージパッシング |
Catenulida | Catenúlids |
Bottle Bill Resource Guide. | In: Bottle Bill Resource Guide. |
Anyone interested in the case had the opportunity to watch it live online, something that prompted all kinds of reactions from the general public. | Oricine interesat de acest proces a avut posibilitatea să-l urmărească în direct pe internet, iar publicul a avut diferite reacții: Într-un tribunal plin de oameni, Rigoberta Menchú și activiști din Guatemala așteaptă verdictul în procesul legat de violențele sexuale de la Sepur Zarco. |
Women's 4 × 100 metres relay world record progression | Ženski svetovni rekord v štafeti 4 x 100 m |
What exactly is asthma? Like what is it, how does it form, and how severe can it get | Asthma is, essentially, a chronic inflammatory disease. After, being exposed to an allergen, your body sensitizes itself to that pathogen, so that in the future it garners a large immune response. In the early phase, you have cells that release a substance called histamine, this causes bronchoconstriction (basically your airways getting smaller) and make it difficult for you to breathe all of your air out. So you get hyper inflated lungs and people tend to hyperventilate. After this there is usually a later phase called an inflammatory phase that involves swelling of the airways. So you get airways that are smaller, and are more prone to collapse. Asthma ranges from mildly severe to being extremely severe. Luckily we have pretty good medications that help prevent attacks, and quickly treat them when they do occur. |
where do cardinals live in the united states | Northern cardinal The northern cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) is a North American bird in the genus Cardinalis; it is also known colloquially as the redbird or common cardinal. It can be found in southern Canada, through the eastern United States from Maine to Texas and south through Mexico, Belize and Guatemala. Its habitat includes woodlands, gardens, shrublands, wetlands. |
Shuin | Syuin |
Property of Baire | Propriété de Baire |
Macedonian Stock Exchange | Македонская фондовая биржа |
how to get a female starter in pokemon emerald? | you have to star out with a female one, starter pokemon have an 87.5% chance of being male and 17.5% chance of being female, but since youre breeding a male Swampert with a ditto, if you breed any male pokemon with a ditto, it will always be male. No, there will always be a 12.5% chance that it will be female. |
how many ounces of formula should you feed a newborn? | After the first few days: Your formula-fed newborn will take from 2 to 3 ounces (60–90 mL) of formula per feeding and will eat every three to four hours on average during her first few weeks. (Breastfed infants usually take smaller, more frequent feedings than formula-fed infants). |
what do i do to run away from debt, iam always encourage to borrow.? | You are always encouraged to borrow because that's how credit card companies make money! Tips I heard from those money management seminars:\nOnly spend what you have. \nUse cash, avoid credit cards, because seeing money getting out of your pocket gives you more sense of "hey, you are spending" then using the plastic card.\nPaying for debts, be sure you pay some principal with your monthly interest. This way you pay it off faster, ending up with paying less for interest. Works well for home martgages. |
With the governing coalition dissolving and new elections expected in March 2015, Herzog called on Hatnua and Kadima parties to join his Labor Party in forming a new coalition. | Après la dissolution de la coalition gouvernementale, et à l'approche de nouvelles élections en mars 2015, Herzog invite les partis Hatnuah et Kadima à unir leurs forces avec le Parti travailliste. |
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