codonopsis | dang shen | dangshen | poor man's ginseng | bastard ginseng | false ginseng | Asian bell | Asia bell | pilose asiabell

Disease with characteristics of recurrent skin ulceration, arthralgia, fever, peri-articular osteolysis, oligodontia and nail dystrophy. This disease has been described in five siblings in a family of Kirghizian origin (Central Asia). Three of the si

An extremely rare disorder of sex development, reported in only two siblings to date. The syndrome has clinical features of 46,XY complete gonadal dysgenesis in association with severe dwarfism with generalised chondrodysplasia (bell-shaped thorax, m

Bell articulator | Bell occluder | Bell's occluder

bell-flower | blue-bell | campanula | hare-bell

Bell paralysis | Bell's palsy | Bell's paralysis | facial paralysis | idiopathic facial paralysis

Regional Office for Science and Technology for South and Central Asia [ ROSTSCA | UNESCO Office, New Delhi | UNESCO Regional Office for Science and Technology for South and Central Asia | South Asia Science Cooperation Office | Field Science Office for South Asia ]

bell krater | bell-krater | bell crater | bell-crater | oxybaphon

Regional Bell Operating Company | RBOC | Bell Operating Company | BOC | baby Bell

Mr. John Bell, Ambassador for Canada's Year of Asia Pacific, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade: I have just returned from Malaysia where I was high commissioner for the last three years plus, and I am now about to assume the position of Ambassador for Canada's Year of Asia Pacific.

My colleague John Bell is ambassador for Canada's Year of Asia Pacific, an initiative that we have taken to build upon the fact that we are hosting APEC and there will be, therefore, a certain profile of Asia Pacific in Canada.

Question No. 65 Ms. Catherine Bell: With respect to the British Columbia coastline: (a) what, if any, voluntary or mandatory restrictions exist for oil and gas tankers traveling north and south between Alaska and the west coast of the United States; (b) what, if any, voluntary or mandatory restrictions exist for oil and gas tankers traveling east and west, to or from Canadian ports; (c) what is the legal status of the 1972 moratorium on oil and natural gas exploration off the Pacific Coast; (d) what is the official position of the government on the 1972 moratorium on oil and natural gas exploration off the Pacific Coast; (e) what, if ...[+++] any, changes to this policy have occurred since 1972; (f) what is the official position of the government on imposing a formal federal moratorium on the passage of all oil and gas tanker ships in the Dixon Entrance, Hecate Strait and Queen Charlotte Sound; (g) what is the official position of the government on the passage of oil and gas tankers in all directions (north, south, east, and west) from Alaska to points such as East Asia and the west coast of the United States; (h) what, if any, plans does the government have to formalize an overall moratorium of oil and natural gas exploration off the British Columbia coast; (i) what is the government’s plan to deal with oil spills or tankers in distress off the coast of British Columbia; (j) what, if any, studies have been done to determine the risk and potential damage to the waters and coast of British Columbia in case of an accident or spill; and (k) what plans, if any, does the government have to increase Canada’s oil and gas exports, and what impacts on the British Columbia coastline and its waters does the government anticipate as a result of those plans?

John Bell, Ambassador for Canada's Year of Asia Pacific;