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Lakatnik Point (     , 'Nos Lakatnik' \ 'nos la-'kat-nik \) é um ponto na costa noroeste de Smith Island, Ilhas Chetland do Sul situado à 1.6   km norte-nordeste de Ponto Lista, 11 km norte-nordeste de Cabo James, 2,66 km a sudoeste de Ponto Garmen e 22   km ao sudoeste de Cabo Smith . Formado por uma ramificação do Pico Neofit. Mapeamento antecipado da Bulgária em 2008. Nomeado após o assentamento de Lakatnik, no oeste da Bulgária .

Mapas

 Carta de Shetland do Sul, incluindo Coronation Island, etc. da exploração da saveiro Dove nos anos 1821 e 1822 por George Powell Comandante da mesma. Escala ca. 1: 200000. Londres: Laurie, 1822.
 LL Ivanov. Antártica: Ilhas Livingston e Greenwich, Robert, Snow e Smith. Escala 1: 120000 mapa topográfico. Troyan: Fundação Manfred Wörner, 2010.     (Primeira edição de 2009.  ISBN   978-954-92032-6-4 )
 Ilhas Shetland do Sul: Smith e Low Islands. Escala 1: 150000 mapa topográfico No. 13677. Pesquisa Antártica Britânica, 2009.
 Banco de dados digital antártico (ADD). Escala 1: 250000 mapa topográfico da Antártica. Comitê Científico de Pesquisa Antártica (SCAR). Desde 1993, regularmente atualizado e atualizado.
 LL Ivanov. Antártica: Livingston Island e Smith Island . Escala 1: 100000 mapa topográfico. Fundação Manfred Wörner, 2017.  ISBN   978-619-90008-3-0

Referências

 Ponto Lakatnik. Gazeta Antártica composta SCAR
 Gazetteer antártico búlgaro. Comissão Antártica de nomes de lugares . (detalhes em búlgaro, dados básicos em inglês)

links externos

 Ponto de Lakatnik. Imagem de satélite Copernix

Bulgária na Antártida


I want to buy Bajaj Avenger, what is the procedure to get the loan?
I have Bajaj Finance card for loan, so what we can do?
Bajaj Avenger is not available for loan on Bajaj Finance Card as they will categorize it in the 2 wheeler loan segment. You need to finalize an Avenger out of the three and then ask them to make the EMI's for you. They will ask you for the down payment and you can choose your willing value for the same. उसके बाद, they will ask you to bring 1 of your identity proof, 2 photographs, 2 blank cheques and you account statement for the last 3 to 6 महीने. Charging some processing fee, the bike would be given to you on the same day as the loan gets granted.


SEARCY, Ark. — Approximately 700 people attended the second presentation of Harding University's American Studies Institute Distinguished Lecture Series Tuesday, Nov. 3 with author Wes Moore. The message of his presentation, titled "Potential of Education for Transformational Impact," encouraged students to use their skills, knowledge and passions to make a difference in the world.
Moore graduated Phi Theta Kappa from Valley Forge Military College in 1998 and Phi Beta Kappa from Johns Hopkins University in 2001. He completed a Master of Letters degree in international relations from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar in 2004. He admitted that he didn't know what he wanted to major in when he started college, and he encouraged students to use what they are learning in school to impact the lives of other people.


I have to confess: I'm not too much into the worldcup. This is partly based on the huge amounts of money invested in the tournament contrasting the overall conditions of living in the host country. Another local aspect is that I see us germans in kind of an historic debt when it comes to flag waving and national pride so I'm a bit skeptic concerning the current trend of showing off your colors on every ocassion. When I went out capturing some street photos the evening France faced Germany I planned to get some shots of this crowd I expected to be not too sympathetic to me. Did I succeed and found my prejudices confirmed?
Speaking of flags and national identity this scene struck my eye. What does it mean to be german? Is it about passports, flags and labels?
Part of my preconceptions were drunk people roaming the streets and actually I bumped right into the above scene.
Public viewing looked like what I epxected – at least on first sight.
Then I started to explore the side alleys and back streets a little and found scenes that I felt were quite sympathetic actually.
So I just dove into those micro public viewings a little more.
Actually the level of sympathy rose pretty much when I saw that there are also locals who just enjoy themselves, bringing together brought variety of people that I like my quarter so much for.
Gentrification is part of the quarter too. Watching this middle aged lady aggressively honking her way through the crowd made me wonder if her destination was the parking garage of her expensive penthouse.
At some point I wasn't the anthropologist dissecting the strange scenery any more but actually somehow part of this nice crowd that met at the big tv a local kiosk put up.
That was one nice evening stroll that made me walk home with some quite all right pictures and more important insights into a somehow foreign subculture that I didn't understand to a point where I had prejudices. Photography opens doors to worlds you wouldn't enter otherwise. This is especially true for street photography. Sometimes it can even open up your mind a little, making false preconceptions visible.


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News Article Archive - November 2018
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Nov 30, 2018 News
Furniture Makers raises £14,000 cycling up Mont Ventoux
Eight members of The Furniture Makers' Company have raised almost £14,000 for the charity by collectively cycling all three routes of Mont Ventoux, Provence in a single
Open house success underpins expansion strategy at AXYZ
Building on the success of previous events, the latest AXYZ International open house event held at the company's main UK facility in Telford was attended by a larger than expected number o
BiKBBI confirms HMRC approval
The British Institute of Kitchen, Bedroom and Bathroom Installation announced that it had become approved by The Commissioners for HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) under section 344 of the Inc
North-west to usher in UK's next industrial revolution with £20m Made Smarter programme
Industrial digital technologies (IDT), including robotics, artificial intelligence, 3D printing and the Internet of Things (IoT), that could revolutionise manufacturing processes are the focus of a new £20 million initiative to help the Nort
Peter Keen receives Panaz BCFA Lifetime Achievement award
The Panaz BCFA Lifetime Achievement Award recognises those who have made a significant contribution to the contract furnishing industry and their companies.
Decorative Panels recognises long-standing employees
Decorative Panels Holdings has recognised a combined 1068 years of service within its subsidiary companies by presenting long service awards to four of its most loyal employees each of
Nov 8, 2018 News
Xylexpo 2020 event shortened to four days
The biennial international exhibition has decided to adjust its duration from five to four days.
FIRA International expands flammability testing laboratory
FIRA International has opened a newly expanded flammability laboratory within its UKAS accredited facilities in Hertfordshire.
Registration's live for the 2019 London Fabric Show
The BFM-organised London Fabric Show returns to Chelsea FC at Stamford Bridge, London on Monday 4th March and Tuesday 5th March 2019.
Multi-platform directory launched for the the furniture and joinery industry
Regular readers will have seen the news about Connect, the UK's most up-to-date and furniture & joinery manufacturing directory, available in pri
Working together towards new wood construction horizons
SCM recently took part in the Timber Expo, the British show dedicated to the wood construction industry at the NEC in Birmingham in what the company describes as 'the best possibl
SCA Wood teach the teachers on timber production
Recently, SCA Wood hosted a group of university lecturers at its large-scale operations in northern Sweden.

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Eviction Defense Collaborative Looks to Hackers for Help
"We're still in a lot of trust-building phases -- exploratory phases -- with tech people. But we're not gonna beat this thing without them."
By Nellie Bowles Feb 25, 2014, 6:22pm EST
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When Tyler Macmillan, executive director of the Eviction Defense Collaborative, told his staff he was going to a tech hackathon, he didn't get an enthusiastic reaction.
"Some folks in the office were suspicious of any offer to help by the tech community — it's seen as just another buy-off. Like, 'Okay, a hackathon, great,'" Macmillan said. "And I understand that cynicism. A lot of it is fair."
Determined, Macmillan went anyway.
Over the weekend, the advertising firm Goodby Silverstein & Partners brought Bay Area nonprofits and about 50 young technologists together for a 24-hour event called Hack SF. Representatives from Goodwill, La Casa de las Madres, and the Collaborative watched while groups of hackers came up with outreach campaigns for them. Government representatives and tech leaders, like Scott Schwaitzberg from Google's Civic Innovation team and Shannon Spanhake from the San Francisco Mayor's Office of Civic Innovation, then picked a winner. At the end, the hackers' only prize was to say they had done it. The Goodby agency donated $5,000 to each nonprofit.
Macmillan said that when he arrived, the techies were nervous about him, too.
"There was a moment there, when I said, 'eviction,' and you could see folks tense up. But I wanted to be there."
On Sunday morning, the hackers were napping and resting on couches in Goodby's modern Nob Hill offices, while judges deliberated.
"All of the anti-gentrification talk, it's important to listen," said Allison Cooper, a 24-year-old user-experience designer. "There's the tech bubble, and then there are real people."
"I want to be able to benefit the world in some way, not just work for some big tech company," said Jenna Yi, a 20-year-old computer science major at UC Berkeley. "There's still a little stigma around that."
The work for the 12 lawyers at the Eviction Defense Coalition is high-stakes. Some landlord lawyers are hosting eviction bootcamps for their clients, who may be looking to trade longtime tenants for new, market-rate tenants. And in a city with the most expensive real estate in the country, tensions between some residents and the tech industry's well-paid newcomers are high.
Macmillan, whose office handles 2,000 eviction cases a year, arrived at the hackathon with a vague outline for a "Don't Move" campaign. The winning hackers made it more assertive: The team designed billboards with instruction in three languages, explaining that if a landlord is trying to evict you, text the Eviction Defense Collaborative and immediately get a lawyer. They also designed a new, sleeker logo for the Collaborative — a circle of people standing in a house.
"You have to understand, at the office, we still rely predominantly on paper intake forms. What could they do in 24 hours? It's a great example of why we need to do this kind of stuff. It was so amazing."
None of his staff — a team that has tripled over the past few years — came with him to the hackathon.
"The doubt and distrust is totally valid," Macmillan said. "We're still in a lot of trust-building phases — exploratory phases — with tech people. But we're not gonna beat this thing without them."