Eiger
| Mountain peak in the Swiss Alps. |
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Using an array of 30 parallel-linked personal computers to calculate dimension throughout each of their 68 observation periods, Lehnertz and Eiger found that its numerical value tended to take markedly deep, long dips just before a seizure. Leinmuller was a Founding Partner of Eiger Capital SA, a Luxembourg-based Private Equity Fund of Funds, and was an Investment Executive for Abbey National Treasury Services plc. Ski Team member Matt Chojnacki executing a first-ots-kind ``quad-quad'' - four back flips with four twists - and BASE (Building, Antennae, Span, Earth) jumper Dave Barlia soaring in a batwing suit off the Eiger peak in the Swiss Alps, among other stunts. |
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