101. Spain's Golden Fleece (Carla Rahn Philips, William Philips Jr) Wool Production and the Wool Trade from the Middle Ages to the Nineteenth Century Sheep have played an important part in Spanish history, http://dannyreviews.com/h/Spain_Fleece.html

Danny Yee's Book Reviews Subjects Titles Authors ... Latest Spain's Golden Fleece: Wool Production and the Wool Trade from the Middle Ages to the Nineteenth Century Carla Rahn Philips + William D. Philips Jr John Hopkins University Press 1997 A book review by Danny Yee Sheep have played an important part in Spanish history, but a long historiographical tradition has downplayed the desirability of herding relative to that of agriculture. Placing herding in its ecological context, the opening chapter of Spain's Golden Fleece suggests that "even at the end of the twentieth century, much of the land in Spain is still better suited to pasture than to any other use". The remainder of the work focuses on transhumant herding, on the long distance flocks that came under the umbrella of the Mesta, the Honored Council of the Shepherds' Conclave of Castile, from the 13th to 18th centuries. Four chapters narrate the origins, heyday, and decline of Spanish transhumant herding. The Philips suggest that royal intervention was actually reasonably even-handed, balancing the competing demands of different factions and of agriculture and pastoralism, and that much of the decline in transhumant herding was due to a shift to local herding. They also cover topics such as the spread of the Merino outside Spain. Part II describes the mechanics of dogs and shepherds and tame wethers with bells and the annual cycle of transhumance. After shearing finished in late June, flocks moved to summer pastures across northern Spain; in autumn, typically in September after rains began, came the trek to winter pastures in the central Meseta of Castile or in the south in Extremadura, La Mancha, and Andalusia; lambing happened from late November through December; and around April the trek to shearing places began. Separate chapters describe the shearing of the flocks and the washing of the fleece.

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104. Phillips, Bill - D'orso, Michael Testünket Az Életünkért ♥ ár Leírás Többszáz árlista, leírás és teszt egy helyen. Képzelje el mostantól számítva 12 hét múlva olyan lesz, mint amilyenrol mindig is álmodott karcsú, http://www.arukereso.hu/xProduct~97623_Testünket_Az_Életünkért

Phillips, Bill - D'orso, Michael Testünket Az Életünkért Képzelje el mostantól számítva 12 hét múlva olyan lesz, mint amilyenrõl mindig is álmodott: - karcsú, egészséges, fitt. Mindehhez nem kell az életét felfordítani. Képzelje el, hogy folyamatosan csúcsformában van, végre meg tud csinálni mindent, amit idáig halogatott, képes átformálni testét és mindent ami fontos az életében. 12 héten belül megtapasztalja - nemcsak elhiszi, hanem biztosan tudni fogja -, hogy testének átformálásával egy plusz erõt szerez, mellyel képes az életét és környezetét átalakítani. Formálja testét és életét az új 12 hetes edzésprogrammal és életviteli tanácsadás segítségével! Phillips, Bill - D'orso, Michael Testünket Az Életünkért ár, teszt, forgalmazók Phillips, Bill - D'orso, Michael Testünket Az Életünkért forgalmazók és árak http://www.libri.hu 2 461 Ft Libri Kft. A megjelenített árak ÁFA-val növelt bruttó kiskereskedelmi árak. Phillips, Bill - D'orso, Michael Testünket Az Életünkért: Alapadatok: Alcím: 12 Hét A Fizikai És Lelki Erõért Fordító: FRIGYIK LÁSZLÓ ISBN: Kiadás éve: Kiadó: Trivium Kiadó Ker. És Szolg. B

105. Expert Reviewers D Arcy Lyness, PhD Behavioral Health Editor, KidsHealth william J. Geimeier, MD Chief, Allergy Division Christiana Care Christiana, DE http://kidshealth.org/parent/misc/reviewers.html

KidsHealth Parents Miscellaneous Medical Editors Neil Izenberg, MD Editor-in-Chief and Founder, KidsHealth Chief Executive, Nemours Center for Children's Health Media Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children Wilmington, DE Professor of Pediatrics Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, PA Steven Dowshen, MD Chief Medical Editor, KidsHealth Nemours Center for Children's Health Media Pediatric Endocrinologist Division of Endocrinology Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children Wilmington, DE Mary L. Gavin, MD Medical Editor, KidsHealth Nemours Center for Children's Health Media Division of General Pediatrics Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children Wilmington, DE Elana Pearl Ben-Joseph, MD Health Media Fellow, KidsHealth Nemours Center for Children's Health Media Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children Wilmington, DE Barbara P. Homeier, MD Health Media Fellow, KidsHealth Nemours Center for Children's Health Media Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children Wilmington, DE D'Arcy Lyness, PhD Behavioral Health Editor, KidsHealth

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“d‹C’ʐM‘åŠwCOE“Á•Êu‰‰ u‰‰‘è–ځF@ŽžŠÔAƒAƒCƒ“ƒVƒ ƒ^ƒCƒ“A‚»‚µ‚ĉF’ˆ‚ōłà—₽‚¢‚à‚Ì @Time, Einstein, and the Coolest Stuff in the Universe uŽtF@William D. Phillips ”ŽŽm @@@@•Ä‘‘—§•W€‹ZpŒ¤‹†Š(NIST)@ƒtƒFƒ[ @@@@1997”Nƒm[ƒxƒ‹•¨—ŠwÜŽóÜ “úŽžF@2005”N1ŒŽ31“ú(ŒŽ)@16:15`17:45 êŠF@“d‹C’ʐM‘åŠw@“Œ5†ŠÙ@241†Žº u‰‰ŠT—vF What is time? Even Einstein had a hard time answering this question, but in spite of that, we can measure time more accurately than any other quantity. Atomic clocks are the most accurate timepieces ever made, and are essential for such features of modern life as synchronization of high speed communication and the operation of the Global Positioning System (GPS) that guides aircraft, cars, boats and backcountry hikers to their destinations. The limitations of atomic clocks come from the thermal motion of the atoms: hot atoms move rapidly and suffer from time shifts as predicted by Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Contrary to intuition, we can cool things by shining laser light on them. With laser cooling, applying ideas that originated with Einstein, we cool gases to less than one millionth of a degree above Absolute Zero. The slowly moving atoms in such a gas allow us to make even more accurate clocks, already so good that they would gain or lose only a second in 40 million years. Laser cooling has also made possible the observation of along-standing prediction of Einstein: Bose-Einstein condensation, hailed as one of the most important recent scientific developments.

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