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For Sale | 2009 Hawker 750
Now available through Elliott Jets, this 2009 Hawker 750 features an exterior redone by Elliott Aviation in 2024, with white paint and blue and gray striping. The cabin includes gray leather seating, tufted carpeting, satin gold finishes and Sapelle high-gloss veneers.
With 3,550 hours total time, engines and APU on MSP Gold, Collins Pro Line 21 avionics and GoGo AVANCE L3 WiFi, this Hawker 750 offers a well-equipped option for your next aircraft… See more
For Sale | 2009 Hawker 750
Now available through Elliott Jets, this 2009 Hawker 750 features an exterior redone by Elliott Aviation in 2024, with white paint and blue and gray striping. The cabin includes gray leather seating, tufted carpeting, satin gold finishes and Sapelle high-gloss veneers.
With 3,550 hours total time, engines and APU on MSP Gold, Collins Pro Line 21 avionics and GoGo AVANCE L3 WiFi, this Hawker 750 offers a well-equipped option for your next aircraft purchase.
Interested in learning more? Contact Jim Mitchell for pricing and additional details.
📞 612.787.5676
📩 jmitchell@elliottjets.com
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Ghana secures $270 million to transform poultry industry
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The series returns with a bang to quickly shoot up the streaming ranks on Prime Video. Read more. 🔻
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Uganda is seeking technical expertise from Ghana’s Tema Oil Refinery as it prepares to build its own oil refinery, aiming to strengthen domestic processing capacity and energy security. The collaboration draws on Tema’s long operating history and infrastructure experience to help inform Uganda’s project planning.
The knowledge exchange focuses on refinery operations, logistics, and technical challenges involved in developing a large-scale facility. By sharing expertise, Uganda and Ghana… See more
Uganda is seeking technical expertise from Ghana’s Tema Oil Refinery as it prepares to build its own oil refinery, aiming to strengthen domestic processing capacity and energy security. The collaboration draws on Tema’s long operating history and infrastructure experience to help inform Uganda’s project planning.
The knowledge exchange focuses on refinery operations, logistics, and technical challenges involved in developing a large-scale facility. By sharing expertise, Uganda and Ghana hope to support regional energy development and industrial growth as Uganda works to make greater use of its natural resources See less
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Copied: When things started going wrong, we were not even born. And when our big brother, John Mahama, came to fix what you and your mates had destroyed, you spent years "playing against." Even when Akufo Addo was going wrong you were his number one supporter. 🙄 Today you want us to join you to think. B?i
Please, you and your age mates should identify what you did wrong, agree on a date, and formally apologize to the youth.
We have no interest… See more
Copied: When things started going wrong, we were not even born. And when our big brother, John Mahama, came to fix what you and your mates had destroyed, you spent years "playing against." Even when Akufo Addo was going wrong you were his number one supporter. 🙄 Today you want us to join you to think. B?i
Please, you and your age mates should identify what you did wrong, agree on a date, and formally apologize to the youth.
We have no interest in thinking together with the very people who created the problems in the first place.
You and your mates should think together. We and Shatta Wale will think together.
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Kindly help me find my daughter. She left home in Tormefa a suburb of Accra closer to Weija since Friday 23rd October 2026. Anyway one with information can send her to the nearest police station.
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Words for the day
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Copied: you think you know me, nobody know me.
Photography - PHOTO HUMOUR PHOTOGRAPHER IN ACCRA
Styling - Nii Ankrah
Hair - ?????? ??? Magic_Hand_n°1
Makeup - @naphsiemua
Accessories - ADJELEY
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Her name was Alice Augusta Ball. She was born in Seattle in 1892. She earned two bachelor's degrees from the University of Washington, then moved to Hawaii for her master's in chemistry. In 1915, she became the first woman and first African American to earn a master's degree from the College of Hawaii. She was 23.
That same year, a physician named Harry Hollmann asked for her help. Leprosy patients in Hawaii were being exiled to a remote peninsula on Molokai. The… See more
Her name was Alice Augusta Ball. She was born in Seattle in 1892. She earned two bachelor's degrees from the University of Washington, then moved to Hawaii for her master's in chemistry. In 1915, she became the first woman and first African American to earn a master's degree from the College of Hawaii. She was 23.
That same year, a physician named Harry Hollmann asked for her help. Leprosy patients in Hawaii were being exiled to a remote peninsula on Molokai. The only treatment was chaulmoogra oil, a thick, foul substance that was painful to inject and barely worked. Hollmann wanted something better.
Ball cracked it. She isolated the active compounds in the oil and converted them into ethyl esters—a form that was water-soluble, injectable, and absorbed by the body. The Ball Method wasn't a perfect cure, but it was the best treatment available for the next two decades. It freed patients from quarantine. It saved lives.
She died on December 31, 1916, at 24 years old. The cause was likely chlorine poisoning from a lab accident. She never published her findings.
Her supervisor, Arthur Dean, took the research. He published papers in 1920 and 1921. He didn't mention her name. He called it the Dean Method.
Hollmann tried to correct the record. In 1922, he published a paper crediting Ball explicitly. He wrote that Dean's method was no improvement over hers. Few people noticed.
Ball stayed forgotten for decades. The University of Hawaii didn't recognize her until 2000. A plaque was dedicated. February 29 was declared Alice Ball Day. In 2007, the school gave her its highest honor.
Today, her name is finally attached to the treatment she created. The Ball Method. Not the Dean Method. See less
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