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      Wellington College Triathlon - 22nd of June 2008
      Tomorrow, Sunday 22nd of June 2008 the Crowthorne Triathlon will go ahead but without me. This was the first triathlon I noticed last year and started me thinking about taking up triathlon, I was hoping to compete in this years edition but due to an earlier injury, an admission to hospital earlier this week and the fact that my parents are coming over from Belgium I will not start in thi

      Written by: Triathon Training Blog


      Wellington Place Las Vegas by Richmond Homes
      Wellington Place Las Vegas by Richmond HomesWellington Place Las Vegas by Richmond Homes, now featuring the Altezza Collection, is an exceptional place to raise a family. Located in the northwest, many outdoor amenities are nearby, including Mt. Charleston and Floyd Lamb State Park. Plus, with easy access to Highway 95 and the 215 Beltway, any valley destination is just a short drive away. Welling

      Written by: Las Vegas - Henderson Real Estate Blog


      Sacred Heart Cathedral, Wellington
      added category ← Previous revision Revision as of 10:30, 14 June 2008 Line 18: Line 18: [[Category:Cathedrals in New Zealand]] [[Category:Cathedrals in New Zealand]] [[Category:Roman Catholic cathedrals]] [[Category:Roman Catholic cathedrals]]   + [[Category:Roman Catholic Church in New Zealand]] [[Categ

      Written by: karthik


      Wellington Power Cut
      Tried to get onto Stuff.co.nz today for your news fix and been left hanging with an error page? Stuff.co.nz was one of the 14,000 Wellington Transpower customers which lost power this morning, also cutting internet connections by the failure of parts of CityLink’s high-speed telecommunication network. Many businesses throughout the Wellington CBD and Northern suburbs lost power [...]

      Written by: NZS.com Blog : New Zealand Internet and Web Space Blog


      Looking back: September 12, 2001—Wellington tries to celebrate
      Despite the shock of 9-11, which happened in New Zealand on September 12, 2001 thanks to the time difference (why don’t we insist on calling it 12-9?), I still had to attend the breakfast for the first day of the Wellington Fashion Festival for Lucire. And, that morning, I had to pay for car parking [...]

      Written by: Lucire: Insider


      PlanHQ Finalist at Wellington Gold Awards
      We all work hard and pour heaps of energy into our businesses, so tonight’s a night of celebration for us and other businesses in Wellington New Zealand where our main base is, PlanHQ is a finalist in the regions Business Gold awards, should be a great night, here’s our little 30 second finalist video whipped [...]

      Written by: Make It Happen


      Mt. Wellington, Tasmania - Lookout Building
      Ha excuse the border as this one is going back a while when I used to bother with logo and border. Now I don’t use them however have been wondering if I should add a slight unobtrusive watermark to my photographs perhaps. This was taken of the look out building at the top of Mt Wellington, [...]

      Written by: Alex Wise Photography


      Premium Wellington Boots Green (40/41 Euro, 7 UK) (Apparel) newly tagged “gardening”
      Premium Wellington Boots Green (40/41 Euro, 7 UK) (Apparel)By Town & Country Buy new: $74.95 Customer Rating: First tagged “gardening” by Patricia S. Gill “variable potpourri” Customer tags: puddle jumping, freak snow [...]

      Written by: Your Home Improvement and Family Resources


      International PhD Scholarships in Various Fields, Victoria University of Wellington
      New Zealand. Each year the University offers PhD scholarships to those about to commence their doctoral studies. These Scholarships are intended to encourage doctoral study at Victoria University of Wellington. Approximately 35 scholarships are available to graduates of any university within or outside of New Zealand who intend to enrol either for PhD. These scholarships

      Written by: international scholarship


      Inocentes e infelices declaraciones del ministro Wellington (Ecuador): no a la alianza del ALBA
      Los denodados esfuerzos que los invisible tentáculos del poder en el mundo han hecho para configurarnos como eficiente "patrio trasero" de los EEUU, pasa por la reconducción de nuestros pensamientos, visión de mundo, sentimientos y hasta preferencias en cuestiones tan sencillas como, por ejemplo, comprase un par de zapatos, de marca preferiblemente, y marca determinada. Se trata de las innominadas fuerzas del mercado y la cultura que, a título de progreso, tiende a manufacturarnos como producto de calidad que a su vez (¡curioso ser viviente!) procura otros productos, también de calidad.El acto simple de comprar el par de zapatos puede implicar tres situaciones: (1) que se desee comprar una específica marca, (2) que dicha específica marca tenga un precio que al momento no pueda paga

      Written by: Animal político


      Air NZ trials Whakatane-Wellington flights
      Air New Zealand is launching a six month trial of a direct service between Whakatane and Wellington.The new six days a week service will be operated by Air New Zealand subsidiary Eagle Air, which will trial the route for six months from May 19, using a 19-seat Beech 1900D aircraft.

      Written by: New Zealand Travel News


      Wellington brand bloggers unite
      I had an excellent meeting, to which I was late, with fellow bloggers Jim Donovan and Mark Di Somma.   I discovered Jim via the blogosphere, while Mark and I know each other from the branding world. As those who have surfed Jim’s blog before, he’s no slouch when it comes to branding and we wound up discussing our respective views on it. We also discussed various WWI and WWII battlefields and theatres.   I think we should make these casual meetings monthly, so I propose mid-February for the next one. I remarked to both gentlemen that for me, blogging hadn’t been financially rewarding given the hours invested in it, but some of the experiences, such as this one, have been well worth the time.   The fact that we were able to meet up and discover

      Written by: Jack Yan: the Persuader Blog


      Random Thoughts in Wellington
      2:38pm, December 17, 2007 Sitting outside Mac’s Brewery on a Monday afternoon enjoying a brew - watching the clouds quickly drift by - “Stand By Me” playing over the stereo - winds whipped up - I’m the luckiest son of a gun - feeling like I pulled off The Great Rock ‘n Roll Swindle (a la The Sex Pistols).  Living a dream is absurdly beautiful.  Unbelievable.  Fantastic.  Amazing.  “Sweet as” (New Zealand slang).  Every day is an adventure - new scenes, sights, characters, emotions.  I feel truly alive.  Young skateboarders build their skills like I use to do. Te Papa museum is a stunning architectural sight - with sections of roof echoing the curves of clouds above and waves below.  Looks like I’ll finish that pint after all.  Brilliant! beer, museum, New ZealandShare This

      Written by: GoBackpacking


      Panorama of central Wellington, New Zealand, from the summit of Mount Victoria at night.
      主題: 紐西蘭威靈頓夜景.Your browser does not support script.Asturianu: Panorama de la rexón central de Wellington, Nueva Zelanda, dende'l picu Monte Victoria pela nueche.Беларуская: Від на Велінгтан (Новая Зеландыя) з гары Вікторыя ўночы.Česky: Panoráma města hlavního města Nového Zélandu, WellingtonuDansk: Nattepanorama over centrum af Wellington, New Zealand, fra toppen af Mount Victoria.Deutsch: Blick vom Mount Victoria auf das Stadtzentrum der neuseeländischen Hauptstadt Wellington bei Nacht.English: Panorama of central Wellington, New Zealand, from the summit of Mount Victoria at night.Français : Panorama du centre de Wellington, en Nouvelle Zélande, vu du haut du mont Victoria.Magyar: Wellington éjszakai panorámája a Victoria hegyről (Új-Zéland, Donovan Govan fotója, 2003)Íslenska: Miðborg Wellington á Nýja Sjálandi um nótt.Italiano: Vista panoramica di Wellington dalla vetta del Mount Victo

      Written by: Alien Watches Earth


      Wellington’s fashionable crowds
      If you were clever and in Wellington, New Zealand, you could have made two events scheduled for the same time last night. Kelly Thompson, the first New Zealander to shoot a retail Lucire cover, had an illustration exhibition opening at Good as Gold on Victoria Street (on till the end of December). Last night she already managed to sell 13 of her works.    Zambesi, meanwhile, launched the Samsung U700v cellphone at its Wellington store, following a similar launch in Auckland at Vulcan Lane.    When I left Kelly’s opening for Zambesi, I noticed she was attracting a more arty crowd, while Zambesi got in fashionistas and a selection of customers, with four models (two friends, Sarah Garlick and Cadbury Dream Model Search ’07 finalist Jordan James among them) walking about talking up the ‘Zambesi presents Samsung U700v’ phone. For the Findlays, four members of the family had come from Auckland to attend, including Marissa Findlay, whose photographic work appeared in Lucire

      Written by: Lucire: Insider


      Wellington News 2008 Calendars
      Four Calendars to choose fromOver the past couple of months I have been gathering together images from a variety of subjects for The Wellington News . These include images from in and around Shrewsbury Train station and signal boxes, to Front Doors from around Wellington, to scenic and wildlife images from all over Shropshire. The images have been put together by The Wellington News into these A4 size calendars ,printed onto glossy paper to give good vibrant images.You can purchase the calendars now from The Wellington News Shop, 2 Crown Street, Wellington,Telford, Shropshire. Their telephone number is 01952 415334 if you would like to order one, wherever you are in the world. Pick up one today, you wont be disappointed

      Written by: The Green Fingered Photographer


      Rainfall Measuring Wellington Boot
      Ever so often we come across one of those insanely simple ideas that, for one reason or another, result in something that is brilliant in its simplicity without being needlessly pompous – something that is, in short, quite simply happy to be what it is – and this Rainfall Measuring Wellington boot is a prime example of just such an item. Arguably a d’rigour fashion accessory for festival goers (certainly in the UK) this Regina Regis Rain Wellington Boot may only differ from your regular, run-of-the-mill, otherwise wholly mundane Wellington boot thanks to the rain measuring scale imprinted on the boot’s sides but, with sea levels rising and flooding becoming an all too real threat to many, there could all too easily be a wider message here. Whether a statement on our environment or just a fun take on an otherwise uninspiring item of protective footwear designed to keep out feet dry (but that always, somewhat curiously, always seem to fill with water) we love the striking simpli

      Written by: Thoughts from the Sidelines


      Wellington Chairs and Newport 87
      If it is comfort and style you want you have come to the right place! We have six of our comfortable and unique solid teak Wellington chairs. This will fit around the roomy Newport 80 inch oval table. This teak table has plenty of room for food and place settings and will be a center piece on you deck or veranda.* This table is static not extension** Does not include umbrella.londonwoods.com

      Written by: Teak, modern, patio furniture


      Four Wellington Chairs Teak with St. Tropez Table 54
      Perfect for intimate dining or family picnics. This set includes four Wellington Arm Chairs and 54 inch round top table. Add an umbrella and enjoy the outdoors rain or shine. Crafted from teak heartwood to withstand the elements and provide lasting beauty.londonwoods.com

      Written by: Teak, modern, patio furniture


      The Wellington Neighborhood
      The Wellington Neighborhood was created as affordable housing for locals here in Breckenridge. Due to the high cost of homes, it can be difficult for integral people in the community to afford to buy a place of their own. With professionals like teachers, nurses, policemen, firemen, and business owners looking elsewhere to live and buy, the town created affordable housing that has a work requirment and sometimes deed restrictions. Although you will not see the appreiciation you can find in other neighborhoods, if you live and work in town, this can be an affordable alternative to the high cost of homes in this second home market. To see homes on the Market in the Wellington Neigborhood, please visit www.eresummit.com

      Written by: Colorado Resort Real Estate


      Wellington Wanderers
      Tuesday was our first full day in New Zealand. Monday, we arrived at M and C’s a little after ten. We spent the rest of the day trying to stay awake by exploring the village of Hataitai near M and C’s house in Wellington. The village is quite small and has a nice collection of shops, [...]

      Written by: The other side of the river


      Even Wellington Would Have Been Tired of Waterloo By Now!
      On our way out of Brussels, we decided to travel south to Waterloo, where the memorial for the Battle of Waterloo is. (I thought Waterloo was in England, which just goes to show that I do not know everything! :) ) We successfully found our way out of ...

      Written by: Laura Lohr : My Beautiful Life


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