aberdeen

They're tethered at Aberdeen Proving Ground which is ~35 miles from downtown Baltimore and ~70 miles from downtown Washington, DC.

University of Aberdeen alumni here, do they still use the awful portal for timetables?

I suspect parent is working in Edinburgh, Glasgow or Aberdeen -- maybe not mega-cities, but still quite large hubs.

I live in an oil city and the number of Scottish workers or companies that have regional headquarters or major locations in Aberdeen is huge.

Army's Ballistics Research Laboratory at the Aberdeen Proving Ground by the University of Pennsylvania's Moore School of Electrical Engineering.

Some of the other cities, like Edinburgh, Manchester (in parts) and Aberdeen (oil) are certainly pricey as well, but they are not nearly as expensive as the South of England.

Right behind them, the company commander, a graduate of the armor school at Fort Knox and specialized courses at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds ordnance school, collected the manuals from the crews.

When I was a kid in Scotland my favourite breakfast was what we called rollies (AKA butteries or Aberdeen rolls) - a particular treat was having them served with scrambled egg inside.

I lived in Aberdeen for 7 years and, as a lover of Lemmings when I was younger, I would have loved to check this out during one of the many times I drove through Dundee.

Scotland doesn't have the same immigration issues as other parts of the UK as far as I can tell in this [1] map you can see the areas with major cities are clearly home to more migrants - Glasgow, Edinburgh and I'm guessing that's Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen [which might be skewed by oil workers?].

This heavily biases the undecided people into "oh, everyone in Aberdeen says No...

Each are very much "Doric" (the dialect of Aberdeen\shire) words.

I grew up in North East Scotland and therefore must have consumed a vast amount of lard in the form of "rollies" (AKA rowies/butteries/Aberdeen-rolls).

Well techcrunch said this "Wee Scott Campbell of Aberdeen, Scotland is 13 years old and sent us an email last week asking if he could write for us." So I would assume he wrote the piece and sent it to the BBC, they probably didn't do much except take a picture and publish it.

Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, anywhere with a bouyant jobs market you pay over the odds for compared to Europe.

I really wish we had half the community community you guys have, here in Aberdeen, Scotland.

My University (the University of Aberdeen) uses Blackboard, I wonder if it mightn't be less horrible than the web interface.