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OSLO， June 3 (Xinhua) -- It is possible that 40，000 electric bicycles will be sold this year in Norway， which is four times more than in 2014， daily newspaper Aftenposten reported on Friday.
Bicycle importer Stian Steen-Olsen expressed belief that this is only the beginning of a good sales period for e-bikes in the Nordic country.
""For the time being， we are mostly impressed by the percentage in the sales increase，"" Steen-Olsen told Aftenposten， adding that he had sold more bicycles than before， but many buyers had still not tried electric bicycles.
""They have not experienced the way an electric bicycle could change the way of our transportation，"" he said.
The importer said there is no crisis for the bicycle industry as sales turnover is increasing.
""There have been 400，000 bicycles sold annually on Norwegian bicycle market. I expect that it would go a little bit down this year and end up somewhere between 370，000 and 380，000 bicycles， but there is no crisis for the industry，"" Steen-Olsen said. ""There is an increase in turnover， because people buy more expensive bicycles and use more money on bicycles than ever before.""
According to Steen-Olsen， Norwegians are today more quality aware and not so many people would be satisfied with cheap bicycles from a nearby store.
""Today we have an online market that offers everything one bicycle enthusiast dreams about. There are 30，000 bicycles sold annually in Sweden via internet abroad. This is because the buyers do not find what they need in the shops. I do not have the numbers from Norway， but there are most certainly a few thousands bicycles that are bought in the same way here，"" Steen-Olsen said.
Eystein T. Stokstad， procurer for XXL， one of the biggest bicycle sellers in Norway， told Aftenposten that the company sold more than expected number of electric bicycles last year and that it has been extremely good this year as well.
""Electric bicycles take a great share of the total sale， but we count on that the number of sold bicycles in general will increase this year as well，"" he said.
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LONDON， May 27 (Xinhua) -- The last ever supersonic passenger jet to fly， the Concorde， is to form the centerpiece at a new 22 million U.S. dollars aviation heritage museum being built in the English city of Bristol.
Contractors were Friday starting work on a new giant hangar at Filton Airfield in the city， providing a permanent home for G-BOAF， the very last Concorde to take to the skies.
To mark a start on the project more than 200 VIPs and guests formed an outline of the Concorde on the site where the hangar is being built by the Bristol Aerospace Center， at the heart of where the Concorde adventure started over half a century ago.
The turbojet-powered supersonic jet， which operated until 2003， had a maximum speed of 2，179 kmh， over twice the speed of sound at Mach 2.04.
It could whisk up to 128 passengers to long distance destinations， with a cruising altitude of 18，300 meters， in half the time of conventional jets.
With its familiar drooping nose to reduce drag， a fleet of Concordes operated out of Heathrow and Paris between 1976 and 2003. A crash in Paris in 2000 and a slump in air travel following the 911 attacks on the United States led to the fleet being retired 2003.
The final flight of a Concorde world-wide took place on Nov. 26， 2003 with that last ever landing at Filton.
A groundbreaking ceremony by Aerospace Bristol marked the start of the construction of the new home for what is officially known as Concorde 216， the final Concorde to be built and the last Concorde to fly.
Iain Gray， chairman of the Bristol Aero Collection Trust， said:""That we should find a fitting home for Concorde here at Filton is a statement and testimony to the achievements of everyone involved in the development， the production and the support of Concorde， and to the citizens of Bristol who are so proud of our aeroplane.""
""The success of Concorde must be the inspiration for today's youth to join our great industry and develop the new ideas of tomorrow，"" said Gray.
Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees said: ""Bristol has an outstanding reputation as a world leader when it comes to innovation， not least in the field of aerospace.""
Mark Stewart， General Manager in Britain for plane makers Airbus， said: ""We have been the custodians of Concorde since its last landing in 2003. We have taken care of this iconic aircraft - it is possibly the finest symbol of our aerospace heritage in Bristol.""
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OSLO， June 3 (Xinhua) -- It is possible that 40，000 electric bicycles will be sold this year in Norway， which is four times more than in 2014， daily newspaper Aftenposten reported on Friday.
Bicycle importer Stian Steen-Olsen expressed belief that this is only the beginning of a good sales period for e-bikes in the Nordic country.
""For the time being， we are mostly impressed by the percentage in the sales increase，"" Steen-Olsen told Aftenposten， adding that he had sold more bicycles than before， but many buyers had still not tried electric bicycles.
""They have not experienced the way an electric bicycle could change the way of our transportation，"" he said.
The importer said there is no crisis for the bicycle industry as sales turnover is increasing.
""There have been 400，000 bicycles sold annually on Norwegian bicycle market. I expect that it would go a little bit down this year and end up somewhere between 370，000 and 380，000 bicycles， but there is no crisis for the industry，"" Steen-Olsen said. ""There is an increase in turnover， because people buy more expensive bicycles and use more money on bicycles than ever before.""
According to Steen-Olsen， Norwegians are today more quality aware and not so many people would be satisfied with cheap bicycles from a nearby store.
""Today we have an online market that offers everything one bicycle enthusiast dreams about. There are 30，000 bicycles sold annually in Sweden via internet abroad. This is because the buyers do not find what they need in the shops. I do not have the numbers from Norway， but there are most certainly a few thousands bicycles that are bought in the same way here，"" Steen-Olsen said.
Eystein T. Stokstad， procurer for XXL， one of the biggest bicycle sellers in Norway， told Aftenposten that the company sold more than expected number of electric bicycles last year and that it has been extremely good this year as well.
""Electric bicycles take a great share of the total sale， but we count on that the number of sold bicycles in general will increase this year as well，"" he said.
" "
LONDON， May 27 (Xinhua) -- The last ever supersonic passenger jet to fly， the Concorde， is to form the centerpiece at a new 22 million U.S. dollars aviation heritage museum being built in the English city of Bristol.
Contractors were Friday starting work on a new giant hangar at Filton Airfield in the city， providing a permanent home for G-BOAF， the very last Concorde to take to the skies.
To mark a start on the project more than 200 VIPs and guests formed an outline of the Concorde on the site where the hangar is being built by the Bristol Aerospace Center， at the heart of where the Concorde adventure started over half a century ago.
The turbojet-powered supersonic jet， which operated until 2003， had a maximum speed of 2，179 kmh， over twice the speed of sound at Mach 2.04.
It could whisk up to 128 passengers to long distance destinations， with a cruising altitude of 18，300 meters， in half the time of conventional jets.
With its familiar drooping nose to reduce drag， a fleet of Concordes operated out of Heathrow and Paris between 1976 and 2003. A crash in Paris in 2000 and a slump in air travel following the 911 attacks on the United States led to the fleet being retired 2003.
The final flight of a Concorde world-wide took place on Nov. 26， 2003 with that last ever landing at Filton.
A groundbreaking ceremony by Aerospace Bristol marked the start of the construction of the new home for what is officially known as Concorde 216， the final Concorde to be built and the last Concorde to fly.
Iain Gray， chairman of the Bristol Aero Collection Trust， said:""That we should find a fitting home for Concorde here at Filton is a statement and testimony to the achievements of everyone involved in the development， the production and the support of Concorde， and to the citizens of Bristol who are so proud of our aeroplane.""
""The success of Concorde must be the inspiration for today's youth to join our great industry and develop the new ideas of tomorrow，"" said Gray.
Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees said: ""Bristol has an outstanding reputation as a world leader when it comes to innovation， not least in the field of aerospace.""
Mark Stewart， General Manager in Britain for plane makers Airbus， said: ""We have been the custodians of Concorde since its last landing in 2003. We have taken care of this iconic aircraft - it is possibly the finest symbol of our aerospace heritage in Bristol.""
"
Frozen聽Egg聽Donor Banks- Benefits of Frozen Egg Health Articles | May 14 , 2016
Optimum Egg Bank is counted amongst the leading frozen egg donor banks in the industry. Log on to our website to check our egg donation success rate.
There are many couples in the world who are unable to conceive due to various reasons. However , if they are sad and worried for that , then relax as frozen egg banks offer eggs that can help you to conceive healthy.
What is a Frozen Egg Donor Bank?
Freezing and putting away "banking" of frozen human regenerative cells for later utilizes has been accessible for a long time , at first for sperm and later for fetuses. In any case , egg "oocyte" freezing and capacity lingered behind as of not long ago , in light of the fact that eggs are more delicate than sperm and fetuses , so fruitful freezing and defrosting of eggs was additionally testing.
In the most recent couple of years , the fundamental strategy for freezing of oocytes has included in a procedure called vitrification , which is basically frozen drying. This has for the most part supplanted the "moderate stop" strategy used by frozen egg donor banks for a considerable length of time with incipien.