• You can visit the tea gardens or sign up for one of the twice-yearly Tea Tasting Masterclasses.

    BBC: Twenty tastes of Britain

  • George Osborne is due to give his twice-yearly update on the UK economy at lunchtime.

    BBC: UK service sector growth slows again in November

  • The ECB's policymakers were meeting in Vienna in one of their twice-yearly meetings away from Frankfurt.

    BBC: France's prime minister wants a rate cut to weaken the euro

  • Organiser Anton Barz says it is a world first and hopes it will become a twice-yearly event.

    BBC: NEWS | Europe | Austria holds first divorce fair

  • Changing twice-yearly, past exhibitions included giant photographs and scale models of old-time cabins.

    BBC: The best of Vancouver for free

  • Chinese officials anxiously await the American Treasury's next twice-yearly report, due in April, on the currency policies of other countries.

    ECONOMIST: Chinese foreign policy

  • The committee is made up of chairs of all the Commons select committees and holds twice-yearly sessions with the prime minister.

    BBC: PM quizzed by MPs over spending review

  • The 54-year-old lawyer, who prospered in the 1990s from asbestos suits, is a part-owner of the company staging the twice-yearly two-day session.

    FORBES: Looking for Mass Torts

  • The twice-yearly "Trivial Dispute" Tournament of Champions drew about 75 people to the Alligator Lounge in Williamsburg on a recent Saturday afternoon.

    WSJ: Trivia Is Pursuit in Bars Across City

  • Bernanke spoke in front of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday as part of his twice-yearly report on Fed monetary policy.

    FORBES: FOCUS: Gold Falls As Fed's Bernanke Doesn't Signal QE

  • The Institute for Supply Management, in its twice-yearly forecast, said purchasing managers were optimistic about 2007, both in manufacturing and in other industries.

    ECONOMIST: Overview

  • It is one of my tough duties to host our twice-yearly Forbes investor cruises such as this one, which launches tomorrow from Miami.

    FORBES: Limping Off To Paradise

  • The comments, made in twice-yearly comments to Congress, were viewed with caution by investors, and US shares lost early gains after Mr Greenspan's speech was released.

    BBC: Greenspan warns over war uncertainty

  • In its twice-yearly Global Economic Prospects report, the bank said it expected world growth to be 2.4% this year, down on the 3% forecast in June.

    BBC: World Bank cuts growth forecast for the global economy

  • Smith says he became "obsessed" with marmalade during twice-yearly visits to a friend's house in Majorca, and the cake, embellished with homemade caramel ice cream, is indeed delicious.

    WSJ: Going Modern, Staying Grand

  • The Scottish Item Club twice-yearly forecast confirms there are big job losses afoot in the public sector, but it highlights indications that the private sector is on track to do well at replacing them.

    BBC: Stands Scotland's economy where it did?

  • Cheung Kong didn't respond to requests for comment, but in his twice-yearly news conference on Tuesday, Mr. Li warned that investors, "definitely shouldn't go into property speculation" at this time because of the financial-market volatility.

    WSJ: Big Players Cash Out of Hong Kong Property

  • On Wednesday morning, the Secretary-General travelled onward to Nairobi, where he would chair the twice-yearly meeting of the Chief Executives Board, which brings together the heads of the agencies, funds and programmes of the United Nations system.

    UN: Secretary-General

  • It is more than 40% higher than the mark set last June by a system called Jaguar at Oak Ridge National Laboratory that previously stood at No. 1 on a twice-yearly ranking of the 500 fastest supercomputers.

    WSJ: Chinese Supercomputer Likely to Prompt Unease in U.S.

  • The twice-yearly ceremony is unique among the harvest rituals of Asia in that the master of the house invites the deity of the rice field into his home, behaving as though the invisible spirit were really present.

    UNESCO: Culture

  • This month a mob of 250 youngsters, many of them sporting baggy clothes, multicolored hairdos and multiple piercings, will invade the refined Aspen Mountain resort to appear at the Winter X Games, part of ESPN's twice-yearly "extreme sports" lollapalooza.

    FORBES: X-treme Economics

  • "The EU economy will move into higher gear in the second half of 1999 as a result of an improved international environment and a domestic demand that resisted the global slowdown, " the EU executive body said in its regular twice-yearly economic forecasts.

    BBC: Bullish outlook for Europe's economy

  • Stored in a facility in Zurich, many of the pieces have been shown to the public in twice-yearly exhibits there, but Schmidheiny and Herzog dreamed of having a place to show off the collection in Latin America as a way to spark dialogue among artists across the diverse region.

    NPR: Museum To Showcase Contemporary Latin American Art

  • While Intel was hosting thousand of geeks at the glass and steel Moscone Center West for its twice-yearly Intel Developer Forum, AMD was quietly hustling scores of reporters and analysts through a pair of suites at the nearby W Hotel for deprogramming sessions with as many as five of its executives at a time.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Physicians from high-cost cities typically recommended that patients with well-controlled hypertension see them in the office every one to three months, while those from low-cost cities recommended visits twice yearly.

    NEWYORKER: The Cost Conundrum

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