The Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center is located in the Gobi desert in Gansu Province. Gansu - Postage Stamps. In August 1949, the provincial government overprinted the nondenominated stamps "locomotive" and "airmail arrow" stamps issued by the central government. These overprints were made by handstamping in purple, and are quite rare, valued at over US$500 each. Counterfeits are known, and apparen ...

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Gansu - Colleges and universities. Lanzhou University (Lanzhou) Gansu Agricultural University ...

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The GDP per capita was 15051 yuan (RMB) (ca. US$1820) in 2003, ranked no. 134 among 659 Chinese cities. Lanzhou is a sister city of Albuquerque, New Mexico, in the United States. Lanzhou - Natural resources. Minerals: coal, gold, silver, zinc, nickel, manganese, clay, and dolomite waterpower Lanzhou - Industry. Gansu has one of the largest oil refineries in the country and is the center of China's atomic energy industry. Main Industries: textile mills, rubber, fertilizer plants, oil refinery, petrochemical, machinery, ...

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Farm type is based on which commodities are the majority crops grown on a farm. Nine common types include: Cash Grains includes corn, soybeans and other grains (wheat, oats, barley, sorghum), dry edible beans and peas, and rice. Tobacco Cotton Other Field Crops includes peanuts, potatoes, sunflowers, sweet potatoes, sugarcane, broomcorn, popcorn, sugar beets, mint, hops, seed crops, hay, silage, forage, etc. Tobacco and cotton can be included here if not in their own separate category. High Va ...

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Milan was the birthplace of inventor and businessman Thomas A. Edison, and there is a small local museum dedicated to Edison's early life and works. During the era of sailing vessels, Milan was an important inland port and ship building center. Ships were sailed down the Milan Canal and the Huron River to Lake Erie. The Milan Canal went into decline due to railroad competition and was abandoned after damage from a flood in 1869. The city can no longer be reached by vessels of any size due to the many bridges now over the river. However, the canal route can now be ...

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These hypotheses are used mostly in marketing of bullets and firearms, and are not considered scientific. Stopping power - Hydrostatic shock. Hydrostatic shock is a theory of terminal ballistics that wounding effects are created by a shock wave in the tissues of the target. Stopping power - Energy transfer. The energy transfer hypotheses states that ...

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Morning Musume - Morning Musume Tsuika Audition 2nd Generation Audition. Application Requirements: Not specified Total Applicants: 5,000 Broadcasted on Asayan in 1998 No training camp and theme song Morning Musume - Morning Musume 2nd Tsuika Audition 3rd Generation Audition. Application Requirements: Female, minimum of 7th grade student Total Applicants: 11,000 Broadcasted on Asayan in 1999 Training camp, theme song: Summer Night Town (Morning Musume 2nd single) Kumi Koda (倖田 ...

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The Beluga was first described by Peter Simon Pallas in 1776. It is a member of the Monodontidae taxonomic family alongside the Narwhal. The Irrawaddy Dolphin was also once considered to be in the same family though recent genetic evidence suggests otherwise. The earliest known genetic ancestor of the Beluga is the now-extinct Denebola brachycephala from the late Miocene period. A single fossil has been found on the Baja California peninsula, indicating that the family once thrived in warmer waters. The fossil record als ...

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The Irrawaddy Dolphin was identified by Sir Richard Owen in 1866 and is one of two species in its genus (the other being the newly discovered Australian Snubfin Dolphin). It is similar to the beluga in appearance. It has sometimes been listed in either a family containing just itself and in Monodontidae and Delphinapteridae. Nowadays there is widespread agreement to list it in the Delphinidae family Genetically the Irrawaddy Dolphin is closely related to the Orca. The species name brevirostris comes from th ...

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On account of their coastal nature Irrawaddy Dolphins are more susceptible to interference than other river dolphins. The most direct threat is the capturing of Irrawaddys for their oil. As an endangered species, they are legally protected from hunting, however, enforcement may be poor along tens of thousands of miles of coast line. Entanglements in gillnets and deaths injury due to explosives used in fishing are common in Vietnam and Thailand. All along its distribution population and other habitat degradation worries conservationists. Huma ...

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Although most people are familiar only with the fruit, which in culinary terms is a vegetable, the root, stem, seeds, and leaves are all edible. The fruit, which does not need to be peeled, can be added, raw, to salads, stuffed, mashed, baked, fried, boiled or pickled. Both the fruit and the seed are rich in amino acids and vitamin C. The tuberous part of the root is starchy and is both eaten by humans and used as cattle fodder. The leaves and fruit have diuretic, cardiovascular and anti-inflamatory properties, and a tea made from the leaves has been used in the treatment of arterioscl ...

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Chayote, pronounced chy-O-tay, is the Spanish name (from Nahuatl hitzayotli) used in many parts of Latin America and the rest of the world for the cultivated varieties of this plant. Within Latin America it has a vast variety of names according to the region and language of the people who use the plant, including tayote or tayota (ta•jō•tə), chocho, gayota, chuchu. In other parts of the world it is also known variously as: Caribbean: christoferine< ...

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The Caboolture area is the traditional home of the Kabi Aboriginal people. The name "Caboolture" is derived from Kabi words meaning "Place of the Carpet Snake". The Kabi people harvested bush food, fresh water mussels, oysters, fish and some game animals, moving around the land to take best advantage of seasonally available produce. Each year in March, the Kabi people would hold Bunya Festivals to feast on the plentiful and nutritious annual nuts of the Bunya Pine. These huge trees provided a food source which could sustain large numb ...

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Timber was the principal industry of the area until the 1860s. The valuable red cedar, now very rare in the Shire, provided a good income for the timber getters. The massive logs were rafted down the Caboolture River to Deception Bay, from where they were taken by steamer to Brisbane. Settlers also made good use of the valuable timber, using it wherever possible for houses, barns and even fence posts. The first crown land sold in the area was auctioned in 1864 for one pound Sterling an acre. Soon, the area had a thriving agricultural ...

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