James Craig Watson, who died in Madison, Wisconsin, discovered 103 Hera. He was a Canadian that studied at the University of Michigan.
London is the capital city of the United Kingdom where David Cameron is a leader along with Elizabeth II. The AIDS (journal) is published in the UK by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
The architect of Adare Manor is Augustus Pugin, who also designed the Palace Of Westminster.
The Alfa Romeo 164 has a 4-speed automatic (ZF 4HP18Q) transmission.
Trane, which makes building management systems, is located in Swords, Dublin, and has a net income of $556,300,000.
Cleveland born Albert B White, whose wife was Agnes Ward White, died in Parkersburg, West Virginia. He was succeeded by William M O Dawson, who was born in Bloomington, Maryland.
American Locomotive Company built the 1418 ALCO RS-3s, which were 17068.8 (millimetres) in length, had 12 cylinders, and a four-stroke 12 cylinder engine.
103 Hera | discoverer | James Craig Watson James Craig Watson | alma mater | University of Michigan James Craig Watson | nationality | Canada James Craig Watson | death place | Madison, Wisconsin United Kingdom | leader | David Cameron AIDS (journal) | country | United Kingdom United Kingdom | capital | London AIDS (journal) | publisher | Lippincott Williams & Wilkins United Kingdom | leader | Elizabeth II Adare Manor | architect | Augustus Pugin Augustus Pugin | significant building | Palace of Westminster Alfa Romeo 164 | transmission | 4-speed automatic (ZF 4HP18Q) Trane | product | Building Management System Trane | net income | 556300000 Trane | location | Swords, Dublin Albert B. White | spouse | Agnes Ward White Albert B. White | birth place | Cleveland Albert B. White | death place | Parkersburg, West Virginia Albert B. White | successor | William M. O. Dawson William M. O. Dawson | birth place | Bloomington, Maryland ALCO RS-3 | builder | American Locomotive Company ALCO RS-3 | cylinder count | 12 ALCO RS-3 | engine | Four-stroke engine ALCO RS-3 | total production | 1418 ALCO RS-3 | length | 17068.8 (millimetres)