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Faved by: ms.kruse
Apr 09 2006 - via www.thebritishpantryltd.com

I must agree with Dots past on this place. Food is good (even though it's British) especially the Fish n' Chips, mate.

Quoted: The British Pantry. British food by mail order. We can deliver British food throughout the USA.

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Aug 09 2008 - via en.wikipedia.org

Kristina - this was helpful in making sense of the notion of "fleet in being" that comes up in the Nomadology plateau we're reading for this week.

"The 'fleet in being' concept is based on the assumption that the fleet is relatively safe in port, even if near the enemy. After the battle of Taranto and the attack on Pearl Harbor, however, it became obvious that air power made a fleet concentrated in a port vulnerable, and a fleet in being was no longer a safe option.

The idea of a 'fleet in being' can be generalised to forces other than naval. A fortress under siege is essentially an 'army in being,' which ties up enemy forces without leaving the fortress or doing much fighting. During the Gulf War Saddam Hussein used his air force with an operational doctrine analogous to 'fleet in being.' [1] The mere presence of the Iraqi Air Force in hardened bunkers forced the coalition attacking Iraq to act cautiously and to escort its bomber sorties until the aircraft shelters were found to be vulnerable."

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Faved by: peterfranken
Mar 15 2006 - via www.sillywalksgenerator.com

Welcome to Monty Python`s Silly Walks Generator - Create Silly Walks, store them online, and send them to your friends!

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Faved by: ms.kruse
Jul 01 2008 - via www.british-history.ac.uk

Quoted: Digital library containing some of the core printed primary and secondary sources for the medieval and modern history of the British Isles. Created by the Institute of Historical Research and the History of Parliament Trust, we aim to support academic and personal users around the world in their learning, teaching and research.

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Faved by: peterfranken
Jul 08 2006 - via www.everyhit.com

EveryHit.com is a website for fans of The British music scene from the beginning of the rock 'n' roll era right the way through to the present day.

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Faved by: ms.kruse
Apr 17 2008 - via www.amazon.com

Alison Weir is a top notch historian. I read this book and am now reading The Children of Henry VIII and plan to read her other books on the Tudor period ... she has several, which you can find on this page.

Quoted: Amazon.com: Six Wives of Henry VIII: Alison Weir: Books

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Faved by: baldwinmathew
Oct 17 2006 - via styleskilling.com

Quoted: The structural elements in the products that we use, the buildings we live in, the clothes that we wear and even the art that we create have a life cycle. Structural origins are functional and relevant but throughout time become deconstructed and nonfunctional. Eventually rooms in a house or construction details in a [...]

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Faved by: eric
Mar 10 2007 - via redpointliving.com

One of the two new developments we saw in Squamish. I love Squamish. Wonder how much these bad-boys are going for?

Quoted: Red Point.

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Faved by: davetabler
Dec 07 2007 - via arttalk.theispot.net

Now in its 32nd year, Images is an awards book and touring exhibition. Distributed to over 4000 commissioners, the Images book is considered British illustration's most important document.

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