Unreferenced date May 2009 Infobox London bus route number 293 image Quality Line Citaro.jpg image width 360 operator Metrobus Go Ahead Group Metrobus garage Metrobus Go Ahead Group Croydon C Croydon C vehicle Scania OmniCity Scania OmniCity SD 12.0m br Scania OmniCity Scania OmniCity DD 10.6m pvr 6 start Morden via Lower Morden br North Cheam br Ewell br Epsom end Epsom General Hospital length 8 miles 12 km level Daily frequency Every 20 minutes, every 30 evenings and Sundays. time 30 40 minutes 50 in peaks day 05 39 towards Morden br until br 00 25 towards Epsom night No night service ibus yes London Buses route 293 is a Transport for London contracted bus route in London , United Kingdom . The service is currently contracted to Metrobus Go Ahead Group Metrobus . History Route 293 was begun in April 1970, replacing London Buses route 93 route 93 between North Cheam and Epsom . At the time, the service ran beyond Morden to South Wimbledon and Wimbledon railway station in the peak hours, and served Epsom railway station rather than the Epsom General Hospital General Hospital . In 1973, the route was converted to double deck operation. In 1982, it was moved from London General Merton Merton to London General Sutton Sutton garage. A year after that the routing was changed to serve Hackbridge instead of Wimbledon, London Wimbledon . Two years later, in April 1985, the service was swapped back to London General Merton Merton garage. In February 1989, operation was transferred to London County South West , and then in 1990, the route was withdrawn from Epsom railway station Epsom station and extended to Merton Abbey, London Merton Abbey Savacentre . Between 1995 and 1998, there were a number of route changes, but the route was finally standardised to run its current service in 2000, now operated by the new London General . The contract was awarded to Quality Line for the service ... Bus Routes DEFAULTSORT 293, London Buses Route Category Bus routes in London Category Transport in Epsom ... more details
Infobox road state AL type AL route 293 maint Alabama Department of Transportation ALDOT length mi 2.5 length round 3 length ref ref name ALDOT Map cite map url http www.dot.state.al.us NR rdonlyres 7B15B300 359D 413A A7FA ED33C8C261CD 0 CountyMilePostMaps.pdf publisher Alabama Department of Transportation title Milepost Map of Montgomery County date 1999 cartography ALDOT Bureau of Transportation Planning, Survey & Mapping Division ref established decommissioned direction a South terminus a jct state AL AL 110 junction direction b North terminus b jct state AL US 80 counties Montgomery County, Alabama Montgomery cities system previous type AL previous route 291 next type AL next route 295 State Route 293 or SR 293 is a convert 2.5 mi km adj on long route that serves as a connection between U.S. Route 80 in Alabama US 80 east of Mount Meigs, Alabama Mount Meigs and Alabama State Route 110 SR 110 north of McDade, Alabama McDade in eastern Montgomery County, Alabama Montgomery County . Route description The southern terminus of SR 293 is located at its intersection with SR 110 north of McDade, Alabama McDade . ref name ST google maps url http maps.google.com ?ie UTF8&ll 32.336283, 86.059717&spn 0.002946,0.004876&z 18 title SR 293 southern terminus accessdate April 30, 2010 ref From this point, the route generally travels in a northerly direction before terminating at US 80 east of Mount Meigs, just south of Interstate 85 in Alabama Interstate 85 . ref name ST google maps url http maps.google.com ?ie UTF8&ll 32.368053, 86.075585&spn 0.001473,0.002438&z 19 title SR 293 northern terminus accessdate April 30, 2010 ref Major intersections jcttop length ref ref name ALDOT Map state AL county Montgomery jctint state AL location none mile 0.0 road jct state AL SR 110 notes Southern terminus jctint state AL location none mile 2.5 road jct state AL US 80 name1 SR 8 AL SR 8 notes Northern terminus jctbtm References reflist Category State highways in Alabama 293 Category Transportation ... more details
Infobox military conflict conflict Convoy OB 293 partof World War II date 6 8 March 1941 place Western Approaches result Allied victory combatant1 Image War Ensign of Germany 1938 1945.svg 25px Nazi Germany Germany combatant2 Image Naval Ensign of the United Kingdom.svg 25px United Kingdom commander1 Admiral Karl D nitz commander2 convoy br escort Lieutenant Commander LtCdr JM Rowlands strength1 4 U boats strength2 37 ships br 4 escorts casualties1 2 U boats sunk br 1 damaged casualties2 3 ships sunk br 2 damaged OB 293 was a North Atlantic convoy which ran during the Battle of the Atlantic 1939 1945 battle of the Atlantic in World War II . It was notable for seeing the loss to the Kriegsmarine KM of GS U 47 1938 2 , with her commander Kapitanleutnant KL G nther Prien , the person responsible for the sinking of HMS Royal Oak 08 6 two years previously. Prelude OB 293 was a west bound convoy of 37 ships, either in ballast or carrying trade goods, and sailed from Liverpool on 2 March 1941 bound for ports in North America . It was escorted by an escort group of two destroyer s, HMS Wolverine and HMS Verity , and two corvette s, HMS Arbutus and HMS Camellia . They were led by LtCdr Rowlands of Wolverine , which would stay with them till they left the Western Approaches . At this stage of the campaign escort groups were too scarce to provide end to end cover . On 6 March 1941 the convoy was sighted by U 47 commanded by Prien. After sending a sighting report he set to shadowing the convoy, being joined throughout the day by three other boats. They were GS U 99 1940 2 Otto Kretschmer Kretschmer , GS U 70 1940 2 Matz and GS U A 2 Eckerman . Action On the night of the 6 7 March the pack launched its attack. In the early hours of 7 March U 99 slipped into the convoy from ahead, to attack ... of a diving accident. The success of the defence of OB 293, with the loss of the U boat ace ... U Boat Losses during World War II 1998 . ISBN 1 85367 352 8 DEFAULTSORT OB 293 Category North ... more details
Infobox UN resolution number 293 organ SC date May 26 year 1971 meeting 1,567 code S RES 293 document http daccess dds ny.un.org doc RESOLUTION GEN NR0 261 53 IMG NR026153.pdf?OpenElement for 15 abstention 0 against 0 subject The Cyprus Question result Adopted image caption United Nations List of UN Security Council Resolutions Security Council Resolution 293 , adopted unanimously on May 26, 1971, after reaffirming previous resolutions on the topic, and noting recent encouraging developments, the Council extended the stationing in Cyprus of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus for a further period, now ending on December 15, 1971. The Council also called upon the parties directly concerned to continue to act with the utmost restraint and to co operate fully with the peacekeeping force. See also Cyprus dispute List of United Nations Security Council Resolutions 201 to 300 1965 &ndash 1971 References http daccess dds ny.un.org doc RESOLUTION GEN NR0 261 53 IMG NR026153.pdf?OpenElement Text of Resolution at UN.org PDF wikisource UNSCR 1971 Category 1971 United Nations Security Council resolutions 0293 Category United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning the UNFICYP 293 fa nl Resolutie 293 Veiligheidsraad Verenigde Naties ... more details
About the current alignment of NY 293 the former alignment of NY 293 in Cayuga and Onondaga Counties New York State Route 293 1930 1933 Infobox road state NY type NY route 293 map NY Route 293 map.svg map notes Map of the West Point area with NY 293 highlighted in red length mi 6.82 length ref ref name 2008tdr established circa 1934 ref name 1933map ref name 1934map direction a South terminus a jct state NY US 6 in Woodbury, Orange County, New York Woodbury direction b North terminus b jct state ... type NY previous route 292 next type NY next route 294 New York State Route 293 NY 293 ... NY 293 was originally designated as part of New York State Route 37 mid 1920s 1927 NY ... became NY 293. Route description File NY293Southbound.jpg thumb left NY 293 southbound headed toward US 6 in Highlands. NY 293 begins at a junction with U.S. Route 6 in New York ... maps.google.com maps?hl en&rlz 1T4ADBF enUS232US232&q from RT 293 4041.321222, 74.086950 to RT 293 4041.345098, 74.053534 to RT 218 RT 293 4041.387171, 73.997112&um 1&ie UTF 8&sa N&tab wl title overview map of Route 293 accessdate January 2, 2008 ref From there it travels in a roughly east northeast ... open to the public. Route 293 s next major junction also serves as its northern terminus ... in the woods closely alongside NY 293 near its western terminus. ref name map4 cite map title ... 2005 ref Since truck traffic cannot use US 6, truck drivers may use NY 293 to reach US ... ref History File NY293NorthernJunction.jpg right thumb NY 293 at its northern junction with NY 218 and US 9W in Orange County What is now NY 293 was originally designated ... grounds was redesignated as NY 293. ref name 1933map cite map title Texaco Road Map New York ... links Commons category Attached KML NYSR external links type N nyroutes yes termini yes route 293 Good article Category State highways in New York 293 Category Transportation in Orange County, New York ... more details
Infobox road state TX type Loop route 293 maint Texas Department of Transportation TxDOT map length mi 3.196 length round 3 length ref ref name SL 293 TxDOT SL 293 accessdate 2012 4 4 ref established 1981 ref name SL 293 direction a West terminus a jct state TX I 10 north service road junction jct state ... road counties Pecos County, Texas Pecos previous type SH previous route 293 next type FM next route 293 State Highway Loop 293 or Loop 293 is a state highway highway in the U.S. state of Texas ... Loop 293 begins along the north service road of I 10 just south of Squawteat Peak west of Bakersfield ... Topographic accessdate 2012 4 4 ref There is no direct connection between Loop 293 and the main roadways of I 10. The north service road at the west end of Loop 293 ends abruptly a short distance away ... service road at western terminus of Loop 293 url http maps.google.com maps?q Fort Stockton, TX&hl en&ll ... maps title Satellite view of I 10 north service road from east end of Loop 293 to RM 2886 exit url ... link no accessdate 20012 4 4 ref History Loop 293 was originally designated as a convert 7.7 mi km ... Austin in 1955. ref name SL 293 That route began at the current intersection of US 290 and roadlink ... the present roadlink state TX SH 71 ref name SL 293 ref name Map 431 Texas Mapbook 431 link no accessdate ... name SL 293 The route of the original loop now carries US 290 west of roadlink state TX I 35 . ref name Map 431 The original route designation was replaced by US 290 and SH 71 in 1961. ref name SL 293 Image Old Texas 10.svg 50px Historic SH 7A left The present Loop 293, despite its short distance and the small ... was rerouted along the I 10 bypass, and the original roadway was designated Loop 293 in 1981. ref name SL 293 After the completion of I 10 in western Texas, US 290 was decommissioned west of its intersection ... 4 4 ref length ref ref name Google Maps Google maps title Route of Loop 293 url http maps.google.com maps?saddr TX 293 Spur E&daddr TX 293 Spur E&hl en&ll 30.891103, 102.296705&spn 0.030714,0.055189 ... more details
Infobox Aircraft accident name Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 293 Date 3 June 1963 Type Undetermined Site WSW of Annette Island , Alaska Fatalities 101 Injuries 0 Aircraft Type Douglas DC 7 Douglas DC 7C Operator Northwest Orient Airlines Tail Number N290 Passengers 95 Crew 6 Survivors 0 origin McChord Air Force Base , Washington, United States destination Elmendorf Air Force Base , Alaska, United States Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 293 was an United States American military charter operated on the 3 June 1963 by a Northwest Orient Airlines Douglas DC 7 Douglas DC 7C Aircraft registration registered N290 which crashed into the sea off the coast of Canada with the loss of all 101 crew and passengers on board. ref name ASN Accident Flight 293 was chartered by the Military Air Transport Service of the United States Air Force to carry 95 serviceman and their families between McChord Air Force Base in Washington state to Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska. ref name ASN The DC 7 departed McChord at 07 52 Pacific Standard Time. ref name ASN The last radio contact was at 10 06 when the crew requested a change of flight level. ref name ASN When nothing more had been heard for more than an hour a search for the aircraft was begun at 11 16. ref name ASN It was not until 19 22 that floating debris was seen located 182.5 miles 293.7 km WSW of Annette Island , Alaska. Approximately 1,500 pounds of wreckage was recovered, it included life vests still encased in their plastic containers and extremely deformed seat frames. ref name openjurist None of the bodies of the crew or passengers were ever recovered. ref name openjurist Investigation With little to go on the accident review board concluded Because of lack of evidence, the Board is unable to determine the probable cause of the accident. ref http ntl1.specialcollection.net scripts ws.dll?file&fn 8&name S 3A DOT 56GB airplane ... accidents and incidents sv Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 293 ... more details
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Use mdy dates date February 2011 Year nav 461 BC year in topic 461 NOTOC Year 461 BC was a year of the Roman calendar pre Julian Roman calendar . At the time, it was known as the Year of the Consulship of Gallus and Cornutus or, less frequently, year 293 Ab urbe condita . The denomination 461 BC for this year has been used since the early medieval period, when the Anno Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years. Events onlyinclude By place Greece In Athens , Ephialtes of Athens Ephialtes and Pericles finally get agreement to the ostracism of Kimon , who had become unpopular for his unsuccessful pro Sparta n policy. Ephialtes of Athens Ephialtes , with the support of Pericles, reduces the power of the Athenian Council of Areopagus filled with ex archon s and so a stronghold of oligarchy and transfers them to the people, i.e. the Council of Five Hundred , the Assembly and the popular law courts. The office of Judge is made a paid position and is recruited by lot from a list to which every citizen can have his name added. Ephialtes is murdered by Aristodicus of Tanagra in Boeotia , who is said to have acted on behalf of members of the Athenian oligarchy. The ostracism of Kimon and the murder of Ephialtes leave Pericles as the most influential orator in Athens. onlyinclude Births Deaths Ephialtes , leader of the radical democrats in Athens assassinated References Reflist DEFAULTSORT 461 Bc Category 461 BC ast 461 edC be 461 . . be x old 461 . . bs 461 p.n.e. br 461 ca 461 aC cs 461 p . n. l. cy 461 CC da 461 f.Kr. de 461 v. Chr. el 461 . . es 461 a. C. eu K. a. 461 fa fr 461 gl 461 ko 461 hy . . . 461 hr 461. pr. Kr. io 461 aK is 461 f.Kr. it 461 a.C. ka . . 461 kk . . . 461 la 461 a.C.n. lb 461 lt 461 m. pr. m. e. hu I. e. 461 mk 461 . . . mr . . . ms 461 SM nl 461 v.Chr. ne . . new ... SM fi 461 eaa. sv 461 f.Kr. tl 461 BC th . . 83 uk 461 . . vec 461 a.C. war 461 UC zh 461 ... more details
293 of the United States Reports Radio Corp. of America v. Radio Engineering Laboratories, Inc. , ussc 293 1 1934 Virginia v. Imperial Coal Sales Co. , ussc 293 15 1934 Detroit Trust Co. v. The Thomas Barlum , ussc 293 21 1934 Lynch v. New York ex rel. Pierson , ussc 293 52 1934 Pflueger v. Sherman , ussc 293 55 1934 per curiam United States v. Troy , ussc 293 58 1934 Gillis v. California , ussc 293 62 1934 McCandless v. Furlaud , ussc 293 67 1934 Long v. Ansell , ussc 293 76 1934 Helvering v. Stockholms Enskilda Bank , ussc 293 84 1934 British American Tobacco Co. v. Commissioner , ussc 293 95 1934 Locomotive Firemen v. Pinkston , ussc 293 96 1934 Rowley v. Chicago & Northwestern R. Co. , ussc 293 102 1934 City Bank Farmers Trust Co. v. Schnader , ussc 293 112 1934 Helvering v. Morgan s Inc. , ussc 293 121 1934 McNally v. Hill , ussc 293 131 1934 Waco v. United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. , ussc 293 140 1934 Helvering v. Bliss , ussc 293 144 1934 Mattson v. Department of Labor and Industries of Wash. , ussc 293 151 1934 Warner v. Goltra , ussc 293 155 1934 Hegeman Farms Corp. v. Baldwin , ussc 293 163 1934 Zellerbach Paper Co. v. Helvering , ussc 293 172 1934 National Paper Products Co. v. Helvering , ussc 293 183 1934 Clifton Mfg. Co. v. United States , ussc 293 186 1934 Abrams v. Van Schaick , ussc 293 188 1934 per curiam E. R. Squibb & Sons v. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works , ussc 293 190 1934 per curiam Helvering v. Northern Coal Co. , ussc 293 191 1934 per curiam Borden s Farm Products Co. v. Baldwin , ussc 293 194 1934 Helvering v. Powers , ussc 293 214 1934 McCullough v. Smith , ussc 293 228 1934 United States Mortgage Co. v. Matthews , ussc 293 232 1934 Mitchell v. Maurer , ussc 293 237 1934 Hamilton v. Regents of the University of California , ussc 293 245 1934 Indiana Farmer s Guide Publishing Co. v. Prairie Farmer Publishing Co. , ussc 293 268 1934 Helvering v. Union Pacific R. Co. , ussc 293 282 1934 Old Mission Portland Cement Co. v. Helvering , ussc ... more details
251. pne. su 251 SM fi 251 eaa. sv 251 f.Kr. tl 251 BC th . . 293 uk 251 . . vec 251 a.C. war ...Use mdy dates date February 2011 Year nav 251 BC year in topic 251 NOTOC Year 251 BC was a year of the Roman calendar pre Julian Roman calendar . At the time it was known as the Year of the Consulship of Metellus and Pacilus or, less frequently, year 503 Ab urbe condita . The denomination 251 BC for this year has been used since the early medieval period, when the Anno Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years. Events onlyinclude By place Greece Paseas , the tyrant of the Polis Greek city state of Sicyon , is assassinated by Nicocles Sicyon Nicocles , with the acquiescence of the Ancient Macedonians Macedonian king Antigonus II Gonatas Antigonus II . Nicocles reigns as tyrant of Sicyon for only four months, during which period he drives into exile eighty of the city s citizens. Then the citadel of Sicyon is surprised in the night by a party of Sicyonian exiles, headed by a young nobleman, Aratus . The palace of the tyrant is set on fire, but Nicocles escapes from the city through a subterranean passage. Aratus recalls back to Sicyon those exiled by Nicocles. This leads to confusion and division within the city. Fearing that Antigonus II would exploit these divisions to attack the city, Aratus applies for the city to join the Achaean League , a league of a few small Achaea n towns in the Peloponnese . Aratus then gains the financial support of the Ancient Egypt Egyptian king Ptolemy II Philadelphus Ptolemy II to enable the Achaean League to defend itself against Macedon ia. Roman Republic The Roman Republic Romans , led by Lucius Caecilius Metellus, attack the Carthage Carthaginian held port city of Panormus after taking Kephalodon. After fierce fighting in the Battle of Panormus , the Carthaginians, led by Hasdrubal, are defeated and the city ... Reflist DEFAULTSORT 251 Bc Category 251 BC ast 251 edC be 251 . . be x old 251 . . bs 251 ... more details
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