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Zodiac: an inflatable rubber dinghy powered by an outboard engine and used for making shore landings.

So you also mentioned that there would be selected individuals contacted by the P at the time of mass landings?

The German scored a stunning header against Sheffield Wednesday and promptly ran to the Spurs fans for a dive to remember. Happy landings!

It would be quite easy for me to state that the people who believe that the Apollo Moon landings were faked are wrong or just mad.

And the tires had to be heavier grade, capable of handling landings as well as standard road-based driving.

All quota changes, catches and landings are posted on the internet, enabling everybody to see what is going on.

The Apollo landings took place during lunar mornings so the stars were not bright enough to be captured on camera.

Tomato was initially introduced into China by two routes through seaway, and Guangdong should be one of the earliest landings.

1972- "Apollo 17" splashed down in the Pacific, winding up the Apollo program of manned lunar landings.

As an optional, a protection can be attached underneath with velcro straps to shield against abrasions during imprecise landings.

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To go on a journey convenience, the house specially arranged for helicopter takeoffs and landings locations, in addition to a billiard room.

If a mission failed, you were supposed to make your apologies with a seppuku knife, like General Saito did after the Saipan landings.

One option presented to the Obama administration was to bypass Moon landings for now and focus on long-duration missions in deep space.

It also involved performing both automatic and manual landings, as well as "an extensive suite of subsequent ground tests. "

Over the jumps, the B4 flew completely level with no corrective throttle or brake input, and there was absolutely no drama on the landings .

Note: The shaking of a 7. 0 temblor is roughly equivalent to one of the author's normal landings, so nothing new there.

The only airline with seats available is a company whose track record includes ten crashes and forced landings.

Apollo 17 splashed down in the Pacific, ending the Apollo program of manned lunar landings.

The system's CPU is one of 25 in the vehicle, together providing far more computing firepower than for the Apollo 13 landings.

This month's flatfish landings are expected to increase, as is usual for this month, with a consequent price drip.

Daytime landings in rainy conditions were also ruled out for the airline, the notice said.

The British and American forces were just to carry out landings on Normandy.

His takeoffs and landings are a mess: sloppy and violent, they invariably leave a heap of trouble and general rubble in his wake.

Today we'll see one fighting training of a landing assault battalion with imitations of enemy landings and marines attacks.

A monument to the landings, hewn out of local rock, was unveiled by Boro Vucinic, Montenegro's defence minister.

The check list (checklist) is similar to what airplane pilots use before takeoffs set (and) landings.

Production of the pre-cast stair treads and reconstituted stone surfacing to all stairs and landings in the newly built staircase.

Of 15 crashes or forced landings this year, those two were the only confirmed cases where hostile fire was involved.

He is nothing if not systematic, which is great for the meticulous planning of moon landings, less good for quick life surveys.

Nations gather statistics on fish landings in a variety of ways, including surveys, censuses and logbooks.

The British-led landings at Gallipoli (1915) were the main amphibious assault in World War I.

The air force has been ordered to parachute relief troops into Wenchuan if rainy weather conditions continue to block helicopter landings.

The checklist is similar to what airplane pilots use before takeoffs and landings .

Before the Normandy Landings, the army had very little use for these locomotives, so they were loaned to the 'Big Four' railway companies.

Most landings were in the middle of the night but one flight from London I remember arrived in broad daylight.

While the landings at Wonsan and Iwon were still in prospect, the ROK Capital Division had marched steadily up the coast road to Iwon.

The two countries practised blockades, capturing airfields and amphibious landings.

Indeed many emerging markets are now facing hard landings and recessions every bit as severe as their developed market counterparts.

Eight long-stroke oil-filled shock absorbers provide confidence over the jumps and on big-air landings.

This coming time is to be a glorious present for humanity and the prologue to the mass landings and full consciousness.

Always try to keep the number of landings you make equal to the number of takeoffs you've made.

This information allowed the crews to adapt quickly to the inevitable changes that occured as they maneuvered for landings.

The initial chief complaints are well-localized pain during landings, usually occurring in the lower pole of patellar .

The conventional and carrier variants provide a button to drop and raise the arresting hook for carrier and emergency landings.

In consequence the strong air forces we had collected to protect the landings had a very good bag.

The actual points at which landings were to be made would be decided that night.

A: I'm sure China will have hard landings over the next 50 years.

Last month Mr Obama cancelled Nasa's Constellation Moon landings programme, approved by ex-President George W Bush.

To back their claims, witnesses have presented snapshots of flying saucers and debris from crash landings.

The open cell polyurethane-silicon plastic was created for use in NASA aircraft seats to lessen impact during landings.

The landings called for an assault on a five- divisional front.

Moon landings. The computer chips. Genetic engineering. The artificial heart.

as an electrical engineer, he helped to develop colour television and computers for the moon landings.

The clouds broke apart, his escorts called, "Happy landings, Jonathan, " and vanished into thin air.

Faster-growing countries from China to India began tightening credit, but haven't yet skidded to hard landings.

In the fifties, the Anglo-French-Israeli attack on Egypt and the American landings in the Lebanon.

It should be noted that most airplane crashes occur during takeoffs and landings.

And he signed it "Happy landings. " Which I thought was quite lovely.

The plane needs an airport for takeoffs and landings, but it uses automotive gasoline.

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The Mistral is a mighty, 199-metre-long vessel that carries tanks and helicopters, and can conduct and manage amphibious landings.

BIVALVES : The oil spill from the Prestige has seriously affected fish landings in Galicia.

As a result, Aircraft Carrier landings require experience and skill beyond the normal aircraft landing skill set.

The central government rents the islands but bans landings on them to avoid upsetting China.

Passengers in airplanes are required to wear seat belts during takeoffs and landings.

Also, the heel generally has thick material under it to soften landings.

See busy airbases with parked and taxiing aircraft, helicopter traffic, and aircraft takeoffs and landings.

commercial housing prices nationwide rose slightly but the situation is stable, no big take offs and landings.

I snapped a twig and dropped the halves on the ground about eight inches apart to form targets for my landings.

The customized 747s that piggyback Shuttles to Florida after California landings will be retrofitted for less exotic cargo.

Hurricane-strength winds buffet the island from May to August, making ship dockings and plane landings difficult.

Hard landings are a short, sharp shock. Soft landings hurt less but for longer.

The granddaddy of all space conspiracy theories has to be that the moon landings were faked on a sound stage.

Richard Garriott had more reason than most to dream the Apollo moon landings would rapidly expand space travel.

They also report Allied paratroop landings in the Channel Islands.

And it was impossible to control take- offs and landings the way officials do with real airplanes that use real airports.

I am SaLuSa from Sirius, and speaking for my group wish we could make a few landings to inspire you.

lifts, floor charts, stair treads, landings.

Before the Normandy landings of 1944, an amphibious raid was launched by the Allies on Dieppe, Normandy.

then, as a lieutenant colonel, in the D Day landings, where he won a medal.

US Airways pilots can drill for water landings in a simulator, but no one knows how realistic that is.

The landings paved the way for the allied victory over Nazi Germany.

Empires, Paul noted, don't tend to enjoy soft landings, but crash and burn.

The major benefit of barefoot running is that it virtually eliminates heel-strike landings.

The Landings, on 19 acres at Rodney Bay is managed by Colorado-based hotel group Rockresorts.

In Australia, the mid- to late-1960s saw occasional reports of circles in crops, and they were often ascribed to UFO landings.

Chang'e-2 will be used to test key technologies and collect data for future landings.

Decisions: Good ones make good landings.

China is planning to install scores of such systems, not just where landings and take-offs are difficult but also at congested airports.

Night takeoffs and landings are not allowed at this airport because of the danger of hitting mountains.

A milky twilight crept about the stairway and the landings below.

a large warship that carries planes and has a long flat deck for take-offs and landings.

He died in a world of air-conditioning, Chevy Camaros and Moon landings.

Here you can see the a replica of the first airplane or the first lunar lander. Watch the lunar landings.

Did the United States fake the moon landings?

He wants less talk of lunar landings, and more analysis of costs and benefits.

Apollo 9 was launched on a mission to test the lunar module that was used in the moon landings.

In 1944, after Allied landings at D-Day, France was liberated, and Germany finally defeated in 1945.

Shrimp landings in November and December 2010 exceeded the three-year average.

Mike: - Well, on that point, I don't think that after disclosure the landings will happen a little while after.

After a wave of illegal landings this month, the numbers in the existing facility, which has a capacity of 850, rose to 1, 800.

Veteran John Jeffrey, 90, who took part in the D-Day landings, remembers his fallen comrades during a service at the Cenotaph.

Clerk: You'd better go to Guangzhou by air. It's only 3 flying hours and there is a nonstop service without any intermediate landings.

Some rules on tourism have been written under the treaty: cruise ships carrying over 500 passengers cannot make landings, for example.

So we have a clear mandate to get the landings done as soon as possible.

Those who doubt the Apollo moon landings insist that the US lacked the technology to send humans to the Moon at that time.

For example, companies have largely continued to adopt arrangements providing soft landings for executives pushed out due to utter failure;

the expedition team will attempt an average of two landings per day

strict enforcement of the rules and open access to all relevant information about landings and so on;

No access on skeleton stairs unless full treads and landings

Although the moon landings handed a temporary victory to America,

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And when pictures of the moon landings are broadcast live,

Bill Millin, piper at the D-Day landings, died on August 17th, aged 88