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When did David Goode become CEO of Norfolk Southern?
1992-, president, chairman, and CEO.
where can i find a school that trains you to become a heavy equiptment operator in norfolk?
The recent sales are really going up there even though we are in a resecion 600,00 plus
What breed of dog is Jack in Lost and Found?
Jack is a Norwich Terrier. The role Artie Lange plays in this film was (not surprisingly) written for Chris Farley. Also, (not surprisingly) Sophie Marceau went on to become a Bond Girl.
Why did Matthew Hopkins become a witch hunter?
Matthew Hopkins traveled alongside John Stearne hunting witches in the English countryside. He created a company of his own to utilize throughout Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk, and Huntingdon.
Which football team are called the canaries?
The reason Norwich F.C. are nicknamed the Canaries is because in 1902 when the club was started they were known as the Citizens and played in blue and white. By April 1905 the pastime of canary rearing had become very popular and it was this that led to the change of name to the Canaries. It took until the 1907/8 season to see the team run out in their now famous canary yellow and green kits.
How old can Norfolk pines become?
Norfolk pines (Araucaria heterophylla) can live for a remarkably long time, often reaching ages of over 100 years in their natural habitat. Some specimens have been documented to live for as long as 200 years. Their longevity is aided by their resilience and suitability to various climates, especially in coastal areas. However, in non-native environments, their lifespan may be shorter due to differing conditions.
Over the last 75 years what bird has become extinct?
po'o-uli, columbian grebe, atitlan grebe, norfolk islandmorepork, southern star finch, maui akepa, guam flycatcher, hawaiian thrush, passenger pigeon, and many others
When was Aviva founded?
Aviva was founded in 2000 through the merger of several companies, including Norwich Union and CGU. However, its roots can be traced back to 1696 with the establishment of the Hand in Hand Fire & Life Insurance Society. The company has since grown to become one of the largest insurance providers in the UK and worldwide.
Can any breeds of horses live safely in steep paddocks?
Yes, any breed of horse can live safely in a steep paddock so long as they do not have tendon or ligament damage in their legs. If they do have leg problems it's better to be safe than sorry and use a level paddock area. But actually keeping a horse in a steep paddock is good for their fitness, it causes them to become more surefooted and use all of their muscles.
How did King GeorgeVI die?
King George VI died on 6 February 1952 of a coronary thrombosis in his sleep at Sandringham House in Norfolk, at the age of 56. At the time of his death the King was very ill and had lung cancer and arteriosclerosis all become for his heavy smoking and the great deal of stress the war placed on him.
What did bears become extinct in the UK?
bears died out in England around 700-800AD I don't think this is true as in the Domesday book the men of Norwich were required to provide one bear, and 6 dogs to bait it, to the King each year. So bears were still around until at least the 11th century.
How many hours to drive from Kalamazoo Michigan to Norfolk Virginia?
Depends your route, but anywhere from ~13 hours to ~16 hours. The biggest "if" is traffic in and around Washington, DC, if you are going that route. Traffic there is terrible and hard to predict - interstates become parking lots for seemingly no reason, other times you can coast through alright. I typically head over to Cleveland on I-80, then cut south on I-77. This intersects with I-64 in Charleston, WV, which makes a good stopping point at around halfway (~7 hours from Detroit to Charleston). I-77 and I-64 are together for a bit south of there, then I-64 jogs east and will take you directly into Norfolk, VA.
