As the school was constructed on what was essentially fields, the St Joseph's campus included a large playing field, comprising a red blaes hockey pitch, running tracks, and space for 4 grass football pitches.
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The Bungle Burn outflow from Blae Loch flows on down country from near Lochend, past the old mill site, Mossend and Tandlehill Farms, before making a confluence with the Lugton Water near the Bungleburn Bridge just outside Burnhouse.
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A description of the visit of Johan Blaer to one of the larger mocambos in 1645 ( which had been abandoned ) revealed that there were 220 buildings in the community, a church, four smithies, and a council house.
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Known to explorer fur company explorer, Alexander Henry the younger, named it the " Blaeberry Torrent ", after the abundant berry bushes seen lining its bank ( these were likely huckleberries )-" Blae " is Scots language for " blue ".
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Among the former NBA coaches available are Don Nelson, who left the Golden State Warriors in January; Chicago Bulls assistant Jimmy Rodgers; Minnesota Timberwolves assistant Mike Schuler; Seattle SuperSonics assistant Bob Weiss; former Portland Trail Blaers coach Rick Adelman, and University of Notre Dame coach John MacLeod.
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"You know I've been a critic of the Coast Guard on the West Coast, that I've exposed a lot of their excesses, " said Blaes by cellular phone Tuesday from his boat Helja, 8 1 / 2 miles off the shore of Santa Cruz.
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The Icelandic Naming Committee had for 14 years rejected a girl to have her registered as Blaer in the national census, keeping her registered with the default given name stelpa ( e . " girl " )-the name was not on the list of about 1, 853 approved female names.
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There was an oilwork, ( " The Walkinshaw Oil Company " ) extracting oil from the shale, and a brickwork ( part of " Merry and Cunninghame's " operation ) was established to make bricks from the shale waste,-the " blaes "-but this disappeared with the mining industry.
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The formation of stars ( Stone et al ., 2000 ), the production of X-rays in neutron star and black hole systems ( Blaes, 2004 ), and the creation of active galactic nuclei ( Krolik, 1999 ) and gamma ray bursts ( Wheeler, 2004 ) are all thought to involve the development of the MRI at some level.
