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    NuStar leases asphalt storage terminals  Jun 6, 2009
    -based , are located in Saginaw, Texas; Gloucester City, N.J.; and Newport News, Va. Financial terms of the leases were not released. (San Antonio Business Journal, TX)

    Green ideas for the UK Budget  Mar 15, 2008
    ----------------- ----------------- RELATED BBC SITES. Last Updated: Tuesday, 11 March 2008, 10:20 GMT. (BBC News -- Science)

    For the love of bricks  Feb 27, 2008
    Alastair Stevens, Gloucester, UK. I actually think that Victorian Architecture is starting to go out of fashion and good 'Brutalist' stuff from the 60s is coming back in. (BBC News -- UK)

    English cider country a bucolic, alcoholic brew  Dec 30, 2007
    Harry's Restaurant The Chase Hotel Gloucester Road, Ross-on-Wye 011-44-1989-763161. Expensive but award-winning British cuisine, served in a 38-bedroom country house hotel. (Boston Globe)

    Essilor Acquires Prescription Laboratories in the United Kingdom and the United States  Dec 6, 2007
    Based in Gloucester, England, Sinclair Optical serves the entire English market with a broad array of products that includes stock lenses, prescription lenses and surface treatments. Its full-year sales amount to EUR8 million. (PR Newswire)

    From up-turned collars to cauliflower ears, line-outs to player conduct...  Oct 20, 2007
    " Add your comments on this story, using the form below. I know lots of "rugby fans" but very few have been to watch a league match - revealing themselves as international part-time, armchair fans. Rugby may be "on the up" this week but the proof of the pudding will be in the crowds at domestic games. Andrew, Newbury My wife is an avid football fan and goes to all the Reading home games. Two years ago I took her to see London Irish play Harlequins. She was amazed to see no segregation of fans,... (BBC News -- UK)

    I've been a fool, says Johns  Aug 30, 2007
    Australian rugby league great Andrew Johns says he has been a fool and getting caught with an ecstasy tablet in London is a black mark on his reputation. The retired Newcastle, NSW and Kangaroos star, regarded by many as rugby league's greatest player, was issued with an official caution for possession of an ecstasy tablet in London on Sunday. (Gloucester Advocate, Australia)

    Bridgecorp creditors may lose some money  Asian financial crisis 'could happen'  Milton battling second cancer Geelong pass the test at a packed MCG  NSW in grip of coldest July since 1986 Life is Local Haneef 'allowed to leave Australia'  Jul 28, 2007
    Haneef 'allowed to leave Australia. Dr Mohamed Haneef will be allowed to leave Australia but the government will not reinstate his work visa, Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews says. (Gloucester Advocate, Australia)

    Worst floods in 60 years hang on in England  Jul 25, 2007
    As of Tuesday afternoon, 350,000 people across Gloucestershire were spending their third day without running water; many had also been without electricity for some time ... Trains were operating on emergency schedules, or not running at all, and many of the roads between Worcester and Gloucester were closed. (International Herald Tribune)

    Aussies 'anxious about overseas doctors'  Jul 25, 2007
    Australians have become suspicious of overseas-trained doctors after medical staff based locally and in the United Kingdom were accused of terrorism, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) says. AMA president Dr Rosanna Capolingua told the National Press Club of anecdotal evidence that suggested international doctors were suffering as a result of the recent cases, particularly in teaching hospitals. (Gloucester Advocate, Australia)

    Howard urges vigilance after UK threat  Jul 2, 2007
    The latest terrorism plots in the United Kingdom show Australia's anti-terrorism campaigns are justified, Prime Minister John Howard says. "It is a reminder that in our kind of society, that our society and British are very similar, there are groups of people who hate our way of life and there are groups of people who will do us damage and cause death and injury," Mr Howard told reporters in Sydney. (Gloucester Advocate, Australia)

    Harry Potter casts spell on location vacations  Jun 25, 2007
    Gloucester Cathedral feels equally blessed. "We could potentially attribute 50,000 people over a couple of years to Potter," said chapter steward Mark Beckett. (The Age)

    Chinese tourist numbers set to top Japan  Jun 19, 2007
    Tuesday, 19 June 2007. A decade and half ago, fewer than one in 150 tourists and business travellers arriving in Australia were from China, but the economic boom in China has changed that proportion dramatically. (Gloucester Advocate, Australia)

    Read Indepth Article  Jun 5, 2007
    The exhibition, which has received support from the University of Gloucester, presents a variety of works in many different medias all examining the visual aesthetic between light and shadow and the visible and invisible. Tracing Light runs from the 3rd June 22nd July promises to be an elegant and beautiful exhibition. (AbsoluteArts.com)

    Was Bristol Channel Hit By A Tsunami?  May 1, 2007
    In a paper appearing in the May issue of The Journal of Geology, the researchers explore the area affected by the 1607 flood, extending from Barnstaple (Devon) and the Carmarthenshire coast to the head of the Severn Estuary at Gloucester. They use an established catalog of geomorphic features indicating the presence of tsunamis in coastal landscapes, such as sand layers, overlapping boulder deposits, cavitation, bedrock sculpturing, and landscape erosion. (Science Daily)

    The academic life — as others live it  Apr 30, 2007
    I'm working hard again, on what I hope will be described in much the same way as Prince William Henry, Duke of Gloucester and Edinburgh, legendarily said to the historian of the Roman Empire, "Another damned thick book! Always scribble, scribble, scribble! Eh, Mr. Gibbon?" Every day I spend long hours in the Rare Book Room of the Cambridge University Library, reading books so obscure that even Firestone doesn't have them. But the Rare Book Room has wi-fi; and the splendid room where I work has... (The Daily Princetonian, NJ)

    Slave trade shameful - Blair  Mar 26, 2007
    " Go further In January, Mr Blair held a reception at Downing Street to mark the anniversary of the abolition act. In November, he expressed "deep sorrow" for the slave trade in an 850 word article in the New Nation newspaper and earlier this month, after a meeting with Ghana's president, he said: "We are sorry". HAVE YOUR SAY The west should NOT apologise for something that was perfectly acceptable at the time Martin Brown, UK The Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, told the BBC he should go... (BBC News -- Africa)

    New at the table: Gastropubs  Mar 11, 2007
    The Engineer 65 Gloucester Ave.. 011-020-7722-0950. (Boston Globe)

    Microsoft launches new Vista system  Jan 31, 2007
    Stella Buckley, Gloucester, Gt Britain ... Stella Buckley, Gloucester, Gt Britain. (Times Online)

    Australia Day Honours - honouring the achievers  Jan 26, 2007
    Mrs Barbara Rose LAMB, Gloucester NSW. For service to highland dancing as a teacher, adjudicator and examiner, and to the community of Gloucester ... Superintendent Kam Daryl BAKER, Gloucester NSW. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)




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