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Concord prepares for Montreal-Boston bike race: stage 6 of the eight-stage race ends in the Capital city.
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State officials and business groups--not to mention cycling enthusiasts--have high hopes for an eight-stage cycle race between Montreal and Boston that will spend two days in New Hampshire, with a stop in Concord.
The race, which will feature several internationally known cyclists, should boost commerce and put the region on the world cycling map. Organizers intend to hold the race annually.
The race, 745-mile race, which will begin Aug. 6 in Montreal, will course through Vermont and sweep through New Hampshire for two days in August before concluding in ...
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Grecian lignite.
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; ...the extreme south of the country and Ptolemais-Aminteon in the extreme north (MM...larger of PPC's two mining complexes is Ptolemais-Aminteon which covers 120k|m.sup...material to provide 42.6 Mt of lignite. Ptolemais-Aminteon supplies four major power...
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DISCOVER ANCIENT LIBYA with History Today.(Brief Article)
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; ...Rome. The cities of the Pentapolis -- Apollonia, Cyrene, Ptolemais (Tulmaythah), Taucheira (Tukrah) and Berenice -- still...ancient seaport with early Christian churches. Afternoon to Ptolemais, founded by the Hellenistic rulers of Egypt. This partially...
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The world's first urban garden? ; Urban gardener
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...report took a back seat until we reached the ancient site of Ptolemais. The litter-choked no-man's land skirting Benghazi...wheat and barley crops, and grazing for goats. The site of Ptolemais, despite being some two-and-a-half times bigger than...
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Research from N. Perdikaris and co-authors yields new data on fuel research.
Newspaper article from: Energy Weekly News
; ...Center Research & Technology Hellas, Institute Solid Fuels Technology & Applicat, 4th Km NR Ptolemais Kozani, POB 95, Ptolemais 50200, Greece. Publisher contact information for the journal Fuel is: Elsevier Science Ltd., the...
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Qumran Grotte 4. Volume 28, Textes hebreux
Magazine article from: The Catholic Biblical Quarterly
; ...the same word appears, which may be read as Ptolemy or as Ptolemais (the city otherwise known as Akko). In either case, the...inhabitants of Qumran), whose fate was linked to the city of Ptolemais, and indirectly to King Ptolemy Philometor. The last document...
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EIB/GREECE: LOANS FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION
Newspaper article from: Europe Energy
; ...filters at three 300 MW lignite-fired units of the Kardia and Ptolemais thermal power plants in Western Macedonia. The investment...nearly 60%, benefiting the vicinity and the nearby towns of Ptolemais and Kozani. No other flue gas treatment is required for these...
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Ptolemy of Egypt.
Magazine article from: The Journal of the American Oriental Society
; ...Egyptian town of Memphis or the city of his own foundation, Ptolemais? The consequences proved to be momentous, for at no time...to control coastal cities and islands off Syria and Asia. Ptolemais is not mentioned at all and the considerable Athenian influence...
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The Last Crusade
Newspaper article from: Jerusalem Post
; ...country by Alexander the Great in 322 BCE, the city was renamed Ptolemais. It spread down from the tel to its present location, becoming...Rome to begin his campaign for the conquest of the country. Ptolemais became Akko again with the Arab conquest of 636 CE, the name...
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New findings from P. Hofmann and co-authors describe advances in energy research.
Newspaper article from: Energy Weekly News
; ...Center Research & Technology Hellas, Institute Solid Fuels Technology & Applicat, 4th Km NR Ptolemais Kozani, POB 95, Ptolemais 50200, Greece. Publisher contact information for the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy is: Pergamon...
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Divers discover tramp steamer's Roman secret
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; ...are funerary in nature and refer to the deaths of previously unattested individuals - a man called Arimmas, son of Jason of Ptolemais (in Libya) who died aged 25 in the 1st century AD; Moschos, son of Stasion, son of Stasiochos of Thyateira (in Turkey...
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