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Offtopic HACE 69 AÑOS ARGENTINA SE LIBRABA DE UNO DE SUS PEORES MALES El día que Evita pidió a sus descamisados “romper cabezas a botellazos” a los que hablasen mal de Perón Lo dijo en un discurso pronunciado ante obreros ferroviarios del puerto de Rosario, acompañada por los gobernadores de Buenos Aires y Santa Fe y otras autoridades nacionales El 1 de marzo se habían nacionalizado los ferrocarriles, en las elecciones del gremio de la Unión Ferroviaria había resultado electo Pablo Carnero López, que respondía a la esposa del presidente. Evita -que desde el 19 de junio presidía...

Casper Rotary Club to Finish Bouldering Park in August Get our free mobile app The park will consist of several large boulders, made by Eldorado Climbing in Colardo, reaching up to 10 feet in height, with handholds for people to climb around on top of them. John Griffith, a member of the rotary club, said the project started back in 2019 and has cost over $100,000, paid for by donations at their annual duck derby event. Tandem Design + Build via Casper City Council June 15, 2021 Packet The bouldering park will be set up near the Crossroads Adventure Park and will be a donation to the city of ...

A veteran Johnson City attorney has been named president of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association. Tony Seaton was elected to the position at the organization’s annual convention in June. Seaton, who has practiced law in Northeast Tennessee for more than three decades, said his goal as president of the association is to make sure civil justice is carried out peacefully and fairly in Tennessee. “As lawyers for the plaintiffs, it is our duty to improve the safety and quality of life for our clients who are involved in civil disputes,” he said. “We also want to make sure th...

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X-Plane Files: THE LIFE OF X-1 ZERO SIX THREE X-Plane Files: THE LIFE OF X-1 ZERO SIX THREE XS-1 on the ramp with the B-29 mothership in 1949. This is the second XS-1 built; it later was converted into the X-1E. Unlike the XS-1-1, which was flown by the Air Force, the XS-1-2 was flown mostly by Bell and NACA pilots. It gathered much more research data than the more famous XS-1-1, known as "Glamorous Glennis." Photo by NASA A little while back, we began a series of articles looking at the air-test work which NASA and its forebear, the N.A.C.A., conducted at their facility in the Mojave Desert,...