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• Sugar-free/No sugar added | 38.2% |
• Low-calorie | 36.4% |
• All natural | 34.8% |
• Exotic flavor | 34.6% |
• No high fructose corn syrup | 30.4% |
• Vitamin fortified | 30.2% |
• Diet | 29.4% |
• Contained Antioxidants | 29.2% |
• Helped with weight loss | 28.6% |
• Energy enhancing | 25.8% |
• Calcium fortified | 22.0% |
• Non-caffeinated | 20.8% |
• Electrolyte replenishing | 19.6% |
• Organic | 17.8% |
• Rich in fiber | 16.4% |
• Protein fortified | 15.6% |
• None of the above | 13.6% |
• Fair trade | 10.6% |
• Higher alcohol content | 10.6% |
• Offered beauty benefits | 0.7% |
• Lower alcohol content | 0.4% |
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4.1/5 rDev +13.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Served on tap at Trappist Provisions into a 6oz wine glass. Beer brewed with mustard seed?? Sounds awesome!
Pours a brownish amber color with a decent amount of head and lots of carbonation lodged at the bottom of the glass. Definitely contains a hazed, near cloudy coloring, even on tap, and an enormous viscosity that is expected at 11% ABV. Lacing holds together really well, although the alcohol legs do seem to drag it down substantially, especially as it warms up. Definitely thickened in appearance, which makes this far more hearty and inviting overall.
The aroma is filled with sweetened caramel maltiness and a spiced backdrop that I have trouble putting my finger on right away. Is it the peppery notes arising from the mustard seeds, or perhaps a byproduct of that ingredient that remains still slightly astringent and zesty? Nevertheless, it's still fainter than expected, but still really interesting. There's a sour, sort of farmhouse-like finish in the aroma, especially as it warms up, but the malts and fruity, red fruit focused yeast seem to be the focus here. Hops are virtually nowhere to be readily found, but the spices make up for it right away. As it warms up, the yeast really opens up, often resembling tamarind and apple peel, albeit still quite subtle. Really soothing overall, despite any malts overpowering here.
The flavor is a little bit of a different story, however, as the mustard and spices become a little bit more predominant. At first, the palate finds itself awash with caramel malty characteristics with light graininess and yeasty esters. Eventually, however, the aftertaste becomes chock-filled with the spices, to the point where this starts to resemble hearty rye bread coated with Dijon mustard and perhaps a bit of cheese, or (as my friend pointed out) chicken like features. It's definitely different, but very flavorful overall. The alcohol is incredibly masked here, and the dry finish makes you linger to try another sip to get the initial sweet breadiness, creating a vicious yet addicting cycle that makes this a rather dangerous concoction. Very different, and surprisingly soothing due to the large alcohol backbone.
I really enjoyed this beer more than I expected, especially with the fact that the initial flavor and finish are very different from each other. As indicated earlier, this is like eating mustard-filled sandwich without all the extra condiments! As an experiment, this turned out just find, and is well balanced despite what it has going for it. Would work well on a summer or winter day for sure. Great stuff.
Serving type: on-tap
03-04-2013 06:34:05 | More by magictacosinus
4.23/5 rDev +17.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - pours slightly hazy (maybe owing to a poor pour, though some sedimented yeast chunked out mid-pour), on the straw side of golden with a one finger white head that is as dense as it is long-lasting, which is to say, quite
S - classic Belgian golden strong aromas of pineapple, banana (more runts than the actual fruit, without coming across as chemical), green apple/cider, a light hoppy spiciness from EKG hops and maybe from the yeast as well
T - anticipiated some off the wall mustard spicing but without seeing that ingredient on the label, I would never guess that as an ingredient, though I suspect it's the a contributing cause (along with the hops, naturally) to the lingering herbal/spicy kind of aftertaste and bitterness; ethanol comes across as a contributor to sweetness more than bringing any kind of heat, though there is a slight warming effect
M - dry and not overly carbonated, suiting this beer well and allowing the simple combination of Pilsener and Munich malts take a supporting role to the ester and hop/spice-forward profile of the beer
D - maybe the most distinguishing and interesting feature of this beer, the lingering herbal and spicy bitterness, doesn't do much to aid the drinkability of it; I think this a one and done beer, though it is a fun short-lived ride
Serving type: bottle
10-28-2012 05:46:21 | More by tylerzander
3.93/5 rDev +9.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Bottle (2005)
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Dark orange and light brown with a small light brown head that quickly fades away to a thin ring atop the beer. This leaves dots of lace down the glass.
A sweet, though complete, aroma of caramel, bread crusts, brown sugar, and mild citrus. Very nice.
The flavor too is quite nice, with a delicious, complex, bready sweetness leading the way, accompanied with very mild citrus, caramel, and toffee.
Medium bodied with low carbonation.
This has held up exceptionally well over the years.
Serving type: bottle
06-29-2012 15:05:55 | More by ehammond1
3.8/5 rDev +5.6%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 4
Thanks to JealousChalice for sharing this at DarthKostrizer's tasting.
2005 vintage.
Pours a slightly murky honey orange with a beige head that fades to nothing. Small dots of lace slowly drip into the remaining beer on the drink down. Smell is of malt, citrus zest, brown sugar, and alcohol. Taste is the same with some honey and Golden Grahams flavors. This beer is flat with no carbonation but does have a medium bodied mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer but the mouthfeel is quite lacking.
Serving type: bottle
06-03-2012 21:28:33 | More by UCLABrewN84
New Jersey
3.48/5 rDev -3.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
This more like a Belgian amber than a pale, but there's no such style so I guess that's as close as it gets. It poured with quite a bit of fizz, as if I were pouring a soda. And the aroma that arose was like apples, pears and pineapples had been juiced and mixed with soda water. Not bad, but not what I was expecting at all. Definitely some classic Belgian yeast esters. Not getting any mustard out of it, though. The beer settles down with a thin ring and a murky, murky body...like water from the bottom of a cedar swamp.
I was not prepared for how sweet this is...cloyingly so. It's got nice flavor, but I fear I'm getting diabetes drinking this. It tastes a lot like unfiltered apple cider that has been fermented with some hops. Still no hint of mustard seed that I can discern, but how could I through all this fruity sweetness? What I do taste, I don't mind, but I'd want this to be a bit drier, especially in the finish where I expected some balancing bitterness because it said so on the bottle.
Nothing I'd get again and we'll see if it's sister beer, Balthazar, is any better tomorrow night.
Serving type: bottle
03-19-2012 02:23:25 | More by Naugros
New York
3.53/5 rDev -1.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
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no head upon pouring. light amber color, more of a golden tinge. some suspended material from the bottom of the bottle. viscosity is high. the nose is of honey, banana bread. Flavor follows with some candi sugar, some bitterness in the aftertaste, an almost vegetal flavor. agree with previous reviewers on the honey mustard notes. sweet, almost too much. this one is a bit heavy and not too complex.
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2012 00:39:09 | More by bminor7
New Jersey
3.65/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Poured into snifter, orange glowy body with lots of yeast and sediment and offwhite head. Lots of sweet malts on the nose, honey mustard, some citrus. Taste of orange marmelade, and a smooth drippy feel. Finish is almost yolky down the throat. Complex but seems sloppy
Serving type: bottle
01-04-2012 03:31:58 | More by J23hc
3.73/5 rDev +3.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
P: 11.2 fl oz bottle in to a DFH tulip
A: SRM is deep mustard yellow. Noticable sediment. Head is off white, 1 in, dissipates to outsides of the beer. Medium carbonation. Medium lacing.
S: Semi sweet. Light floral/fruit notes and mustard seed. Some light malt.
T: Initially sweet, but then mustard seed and maltiness hits. Hops are noticable. Very interesting. Aftertaste is sweet with a malty back, a touch of alcohol.
M: Medium/full body. Interesting feel. Semi viscous. Malt, mustard seed, and hops all contribute different aspects to the mf, but all meld harmoniously. Finishes wet initially, but dries out in a few seconds.
O: Pretty good stuff. Definitely one to try. The more Belgian beers I try, the more I like. This beer is very innovative and has a nice depth of flavor. Will buy this again.
Serving type: bottle
12-28-2011 16:49:55 | More by tsauce2
New York
2.48/5 rDev -31.1%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5
I did not enjoy this one at all. Mouthfeel superseded everything else; being clingy and coating. Kind of gross actually. A fairly one dimensional smell and taste. I tried to like it, as I love mustard. Just couldn't get myself there. I'd give it another shot, as all beers deserve a second chance (except Bud Chelada), but I won't seek it out.
Serving type: bottle
12-21-2011 19:06:54 | More by Ralphs66
1.78/5 rDev -50.6%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 1.5
Had no idea that this beer was brewed with mustard seed until after I deemed it undrinkable and decided to pour it into a mini growler and save it to for cooking! Not sure where it says it's a biere a moutarde; maybe the US labels are different...
Regardless, I still found this beer incredibly off-putting. The mouthfeel was terribly, slick and chalky. The taste was earthy and strange and I found it to be quite boozy.
All in all, it would have been nice to know what I was getting myself into as the last Biere a Moutarde I tried (Smisje) was much more interesting/drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
11-17-2011 07:35:54 | More by pixieskid
4.33/5 rDev +20.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Never had a mustard seed-infused beer before. The beer pours your average honey yellow color, has a slight hint of fruit in he aroma and pours with minimal head and lace. However, the taste is superb! It is sweet, high in alcohol and delicious. You would never know how good this brew is until you drink it! $5 for an 11.2 oz bottle well worth it! Indeed a surprise
Serving type: bottle
08-08-2011 03:15:13 | More by ronniebruner
3.5/5 rDev -2.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A dark, golden pour with a red tint, it had a thick, creamy head with some heavy lacing.
I got some fruits immediately (some apple in there), followed by a decent dose of hops. A little sugar as well. Smell was very complex.
The taste revealed darker fruits than the smell. The mustard seed involved in the brewing is evident — it adds some strange sour and spicy characteristics that I didn't get in the nose. Some bitter hops announce their presence at the end.
Slightly carbonated and the approaching of chewiness make for a pretty good mouthfeel.
This one started strong with a bountiful appearance and complex aroma, but it hit its peak too early. I feel like there's some unnecessary stuff going on with the taste that diminishes the overall product.
Serving type: bottle
05-17-2011 19:13:46 | More by CaptainPiret
New York
3.25/5 rDev -9.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Poured into small glass.
A - Poured brownish slightly cloudy color with medium head that quickly dissipated leaving light lacing around the glass.
S - Mostly malts and yeast with hint of fruits such as pear, apple, banana and slight scent of spices.
T - Slightly sweet to start with fruits coming through right away followed by tartness and lots of mustard and other spices towards the finish.
M - Medium bodied with lots of carbonation.
D - Very unique drink that stands out but definitely not the one to go out of the way to try.
Serving type: on-tap
03-15-2011 19:08:45 | More by taigor
New York
3.13/5 rDev -13.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.5
A- Pale cloudy yellow with some orange highlights, creates a massive white head which leaves over some patchy lacing.
S- Light fruits, some banana, pears, and melon, along with spices and belgian yeast. Definitely does not smell like an English Barleywine.
T- To me this brew shares qualities of a Hefeweizen with its banana character and Belgian Pale Ale with its yeasty and spicy character. I really grappled to find a relation to an English Barleywine totally in vain. Theres also a bit of an unwelcome medicinal alcoholic bitter finish to the brew from the hops which I did not enjoy at all.
M- Full carbonated feel, glides on the palette.
D- If I wasnt so turned off by this medicinal bitterness I would imagine this would be a tasty brew, but that disturbed the drinkability for me here.
Serving type: bottle
03-03-2011 01:49:22 | More by foogerd
3.8/5 rDev +5.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Second mustard beer in our two mustard beer tasting. It pours hazy deep gold with copper hues and thin off white head. The light aroma has notes of Belgian sugar, lighter colored fruity esters, some dark fruit esters and a hint of mustard. The taste is slick and sweet and moves toward dark fruity esters and a mild background, OK faint background, of mustard spice. I also get some yeasty spice and faint banana. Like the other mustard beer the mustard spice is just too faint. This would taste a whole lot better with a bigger mustard presence.
Serving type: bottle
02-13-2011 23:47:37 | More by BigMcLargeHuge
South Carolina
3.58/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
A: Poured from a bottle to a pint glass. Had a brownish color with a thick, cloudy consistency. There was an inch of fluffy, long-lasting head. OK lacing.
S: An oddly muted aroma of malt, hops, and some spices.
T: Tasted of malt, the advertised mustard seeds, , a little caramel, and some hops. Like the smell, the flavor was weirdly restrained and muted. Not unpleasant, but could have been better.
M: A decent amount of carbonation with a dry finish. Medium-bodied.
D: An uneven beer, but still mostly drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
01-15-2011 13:19:56 | More by avalon07
United Kingdom (England)
3.7/5 rDev +2.8%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Reviewed at the 16th Essen Christmas Beer Fest 2010.
Pours a hazy bronze colour, with an off-white head.
The Hallertau Perle and Hallertau Spalt Select hops don't give off much aroma and being unfiltered and unpasturised the yeast smell seemed to be the dominant one to me, some mixed herbs and spices also appear in the nose.
Sugar and mustard seeds are added during the brewing process and this made the taste a strange sweet and sour mix that just about complimented each other. The hops gave the finish a dry bitterness even if they added little to the smell.
Alvinne do mess around with their beers at times, this one was fine in my eyes, although I sometimes wish they'd just brew a regular beer and leave it alone (no mustard seeds, oak aged in vomit, etc, etc)
Serving type: on-tap
12-30-2010 10:29:12 | More by BlackHaddock
3.88/5 rDev +7.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Hugely murky pumpkin orange with a light dusting of black peppery looking yeast and an outstanding crown of bubbly ivory foam that filled most of the snifter on the initial pour. Whatever follows, this beer looks like a dream.
Unfortunately, the nose is much less impressive. It's modestly fruity and spicy, but that's about it. Challenger and East Kent Goldings hops aren't appreciated, and neither are the mustard seeds. Let's hope this wise man is a little smarter on the taste buds.
Melchior does not taste like an English barleywine. The estery Belgian yeast pretty much disqualifies it right out of the gate. It's more like a pale-malted, spicier-than-usual Belgian quadrupel. Several years in the cellar have almost certainly stolen some of its punching power, but things are improving as the middle of the bottle approaches.
Flavors include fruit (apples, pears, apricots) macerated in their respective fruit brandies, and a great deal of clove and pepper spiciness. Still no mustard seed, which is probably a good thing. The alcohol is masked very well, which helps. A pleasant warming on the way down is more suited to January than August, but I'll take it.
Even though English barleywines (the aged ones at least) tend to be thinner than their American counterparts, this mouthfeel is a little too thin and loose. Especially since it's Belgian rather than English. However, it's still enjoyable and is easily above average. Good sipper.
Melchior and Gaspar (Belgian IPA) are the best of the Picobrouwerij Alvinne 'Magi' series, while Balthazar (BSDA) brings up the rear. This is a worthy purchase for those who like high-ABV, heavily spiced Belgian ales that are far enough outside the craft brewing box to be interesting, but not so far outside it as to be quirky or strange.
Serving type: bottle
08-20-2010 12:31:53 | More by BuckeyeNation
4.1/5 rDev +13.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On-tap at the Porter in Atlanta.
Pours a slightly hazy dark copper color with a one-finger slightly off-white head. The head recedes into a thin layer on top leaving solid lacing.
Smells of medium malts and robust sugar-coated medium fruits - pears and apricots with hints of plums. As it warms very faint spices waft out from time to time.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Sweet medium malt flavors kick things off and are joined quickly by good amounts of plum, pear, and apricot flavors, in that order. Midway through the sip the fruit flavors dry out a bit, allowing slightly herbal hop flavors to carry through to a crisp ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with smooth carbonation.
Drinkability is also good. I finished my glass without a problem and could have another.
Overall I thought this was a well done beer but I have to say I got only very mild hints of mustard besides maybe a small amount of dryness near the end of the sip. In any event, it's worth a shot to see for yourself.
Serving type: on-tap
08-03-2010 21:18:04 | More by glid02
3.2/5 rDev -11.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
(Served in a snifter)
A- A hazy caramel body has sticky white head on top and a microbubble carbonation which is gentle. There are some flotties that stick on top of the head and swirl around in the body.
S- The caramel rich aroma takes on a finish of new sneakers and a slight dried tree leaves note.
T- The slightly tart flavor has a soft caramel note that leads to a green bittern bite in the finish. There is a grapefruit herbal note to the bitterness and a spicy fusel hint of soft mustard that comes through when the beer opens up.
M- The medium mouthfeel has no real fizz or alcohol heat.
D- The tart and spicy qualities overpower the much softer malt notes which actually seem pretty good. Aroma might be from age or just odd with the mustard seed.
Serving type: bottle
07-14-2010 16:41:49 | More by rhoadsrage
4.13/5 rDev +14.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
@ Novare Res
Golden apple amber color. Thin head, thin retention but glaciers of foam regardless. Sweet and fruity with an Autumn reminiscence -- I think that's because it smells like candy corn which I believe I'm picking up due to the added sugar. A few banana-esque fruit phenols and peppercorn (which I'm pretty sure is really mustard seed as the description said "brewed with mustard seed").
Taste is again candy corn and burnt orange squash sugar, juicy pear and cantaloupe sorbet sweet and that mustard seed again to play against the sweet, burnt sugar flavors. Alcohol is hidden extremely well.
Belgians are so dreamy.
Serving type: on-tap
06-02-2010 22:52:53 | More by donkeyrunner
New Hampshire
3.85/5 rDev +6.9%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours a two finger cream head that fades quickly to a ring, leaving traces of lace. Cloudy amber color with floaties. Light-medium carbonation and medium bodied. Yeasty, spicy nose. Flavor is spicy, hints of mustard. Sweet and slightly bitter finish. High ABV is totally hidden. $5.95 for a 330ml bottle from Colonial Spirits Acton, Ma.
Serving type: bottle
05-11-2010 22:01:58 | More by jdhilt
4/5 rDev +11.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
The smell and taste on this one are mostly sweet, caramelly, malt, with a little dark fruit. Despite what the bottle says, hops do not feature prominently in this beer, although the aftertaste is a little bitter. It's also much stronger than it tastes (11%), so maybe the alleged 60 IBU are hidden behind a ton of malt. The mustard is present, not prominent, and not dissonant.
Serving type: bottle
02-08-2010 00:58:29 | More by Sallerj
District of Columbia
4.33/5 rDev +20.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Bottle sample poured by Glenn at the brewery - thanks Glenn!
A: Amber/orange color with a large white head that settles quickly to tiny bubbles with great lacing.
S: Aroma is very subtle, mainly just light malts and yeast, not much hops evident.
T: Bitterness and hops come through in he mouth, nice malt, well-balanced.
M: Good body.
D: Definitely a nice double IPA or barleywine, even without the oak.
Serving type: bottle
12-23-2009 16:25:51 | More by Travlr
4.05/5 rDev +12.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Appearance - pours a peach/gold, an inch or so of cream/white foam. Fine particles in suspension until the end, then the particles get rather big. Hard to decant, the sediment slides right out of the glass. Light but sticky lacing.
Aroma - sweet, yeasty, definite alcohol vapor. A touch of mustard? Hmm, it's hard to tell but at times I think I pick a little up.
Taste - mmm. The Belgian candi sugar hits right away, combining with the yeast and abv for the basic strong ale flavor. The mustard seeds impart a unique spicy, pungent taste that is a little indistinct, but nice. Warm on the finish.
Mouthfeel - very smooth and flowing, muted carbonation.
Drinkability - breathy and potent, but mighty tasty.
Serving type: bottle
12-12-2009 07:15:08 | More by brewdlyhooked13
Melchior from Picobrouwerij Alvinne
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New Stone Age. adaptation of sedentary agriculture and domestication of plants and animals
cattle and sheep herding societies dwelling at the "fringes" of civilized societies. sometimes called "barbarians" by the civilized societies
combination if ideas, objects, and patterns of behavior that result from human social interaction
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human species that emerges at the end of the paleolithic era. our closest relatives.
nomadic agricultural lifestyle based on herding domesticated animals. no sedentary agriculture
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first civilization located between the Tigris & Eurphrates Rivers in present day Iraq; term means "land between the rivers"
Potter's Wheel
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people who migrated into Mesopotamia ca. 4000 B.C.E.; created the first civilization within region; organized area into city-states.
a form of writing developed by the Sumerians using a wedge-shaped stylus and clay tablets
a form of political organization typical of Mesopotamian civilizations. consisted of agricultural areas ruled by an urban-based king
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monumental architecture typical of Old Kingdom Egypt; used as burial sites for pharaohs.
form of writing developed in ancient Egypt; more pictorial than Mesopotamian cuneiform.
An African state that developed along the upper reaches of the Nile c. 100 B.C.E.; conquered Egypt and ruled it for several centuries.
exclusive worship of one God; introduced by the Hebrews in Middle Eastern civilization
seafaring civilization located on the shores of the eastern Mediterranean; established colonies throughout the Mediterranean. Cross-Cultural Exchanges
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1. CJM Online first
The Ordered $K$-theory of a Full Extension Let $\mathfrak{A}$ be a $C^{*}$-algebra with real rank zero which has
the stable weak cancellation property. Let $\mathfrak{I}$ be an ideal
of $\mathfrak{A}$ such that $\mathfrak{I}$ is stable and satisfies the
corona factorization property. We prove that
0 \to \mathfrak{I} \to \mathfrak{A} \to \mathfrak{A} / \mathfrak{I} \to 0
is a full extension if and only if the extension is stenotic and
$K$-lexicographic. {As an immediate application, we extend the
classification result for graph $C^*$-algebras obtained by Tomforde
and the first named author to the general non-unital case. In
combination with recent results by Katsura, Tomforde, West and the
first author, our result may also be used to give a purely
$K$-theoretical description of when an essential extension of two
simple and stable graph $C^*$-algebras is again a graph
Keywords:classification, extensions, graph algebras Categories:46L80, 46L35, 46L05 |
2. CJM 2011 (vol 64 pp. 1036)
Harmonic Analysis Related to Homogeneous Varieties in Three Dimensional Vector Spaces over Finite Fields |
Harmonic Analysis Related to Homogeneous Varieties in Three Dimensional Vector Spaces over Finite Fields In this paper we study the extension problem, the
averaging problem, and the generalized ErdÅs-Falconer distance
problem associated with arbitrary homogeneous varieties in three
dimensional vector spaces over finite fields. In the case when the
varieties do not contain any plane passing through the origin, we
obtain the best possible results on the aforementioned three problems. In
particular, our result on the extension problem modestly generalizes
the result by Mockenhaupt and Tao who studied the particular conical
extension problem. In addition, investigating the Fourier decay on
homogeneous varieties enables us to give complete mapping properties
of averaging operators. Moreover, we improve the size condition on a
set such that the cardinality of its distance set is nontrivial.
Keywords:extension problems, averaging operator, finite fields, ErdÅs-Falconer distance problems, homogeneous polynomial Categories:42B05, 11T24, 52C17 |
3. CJM 2010 (vol 63 pp. 200)
An Explicit Polynomial Expression for a $q$-Analogue of the 9-$j$ Symbols Using standard transformation and summation formulas for basic
hypergeometric series we obtain an explicit polynomial form of the
$q$-analogue of the 9-$j$ symbols, introduced by the author in a
recent publication. We also consider a limiting case in which the
9-$j$ symbol factors into two Hahn polynomials. The same
factorization occurs in another limit case of the corresponding
Keywords:6-$j$ and 9-$j$ symbols, $q$-analogues, balanced and very-well-poised basic hypergeometric series, orthonormal polynomials in one and two variables, Racah and $q$-Racah polynomials and their extensions Categories:33D45, 33D50 |
4. CJM 2010 (vol 62 pp. 1037)
Riemann Extensions of Torsion-Free Connections with Degenerate Ricci Tensor
{Correspondence} between torsion-free connections with {nilpotent skew-symmetric curvature operator} and IP Riemann
extensions is shown. Some consequences are derived in the study of
four-dimensional IP metrics and locally homogeneous affine surfaces.
Keywords:Walker metric, Riemann extension, curvature operator, projectively flat and recurrent affine connection Categories:53B30, 53C50 |
5. CJM 2008 (vol 60 pp. 892)
The Second Cohomology of Current Algebras of General Lie Algebras Let $A$ be a unital commutative associative algebra over a field of
characteristic zero, $\k$ a Lie algebra, and
$\zf$ a vector space, considered as a trivial module of the Lie algebra
$\gf := A \otimes \kf$. In this paper, we give a
description of the cohomology space $H^2(\gf,\zf)$
in terms of easily accessible data associated with $A$ and $\kf$.
We also discuss the topological situation, where
$A$ and $\kf$ are locally convex algebras.
Keywords:current algebra, Lie algebra cohomology, Lie algebra homology, invariant bilinear form, central extension Categories:17B56, 17B65 |
6. CJM 2007 (vol 59 pp. 1135)
Sobolev Extensions of Hölder Continuous and Characteristic Functions on Metric Spaces We study when characteristic and H\"older continuous functions
are traces of Sobolev functions on doubling metric measure spaces.
We provide analytic and geometric conditions sufficient for extending
characteristic and H\"older continuous functions into globally defined
Sobolev functions.
Keywords:characteristic function, Newtonian function, metric space, resolutivity, Hölder continuous, Perron solution, $p$-harmonic, Sobolev extension, Whitney covering Categories:46E35, 31C45 |
7. CJM 2005 (vol 57 pp. 351)
Extensions by Simple $C^*$-Algebras: Quasidiagonal Extensions Let $A$ be an amenable separable $C^*$-algebra and $B$ be a non-unital
but $\sigma$-unital simple $C^*$-algebra with continuous scale.
We show that two essential extensions
$\tau_1$ and $\tau_2$ of $A$ by $B$ are approximately
unitarily equivalent if and only if
[\tau_1]=[\tau_2] \text{ in } KL(A, M(B)/B).
If $A$ is assumed to satisfy the Universal Coefficient Theorem,
there is a bijection from approximate unitary equivalence
classes of the above mentioned extensions to
Using $KL(A, M(B)/B)$, we compute exactly when an essential extension
is quasidiagonal. We show that quasidiagonal extensions
may not be approximately trivial.
We also study the approximately trivial extensions.
Keywords:Extensions, Simple $C^*$-algebras Categories:46L05, 46L35 |
8. CJM 2001 (vol 53 pp. 944)
Représentations irréductibles bornées des groupes de Lie exponentiels Let $G$ be a solvable exponential Lie group. We characterize all the
continuous topologically irreducible bounded representations $(T,
\calU)$ of $G$ on a Banach space $\calU$ by giving a $G$-orbit in
$\frn^*$ ($\frn$ being the nilradical of $\frg$), a topologically
irreducible representation of $L^1(\RR^n, \o)$, for a certain weight
$\o$ and a certain $n \in \NN$, and a topologically simple extension
norm. If $G$ is not symmetric, \ie, if the weight $\o$ is
exponential, we get a new type of representations which are
fundamentally different from the induced representations.
Soit $G$ un groupe de Lie r\'esoluble exponentiel. Nous
caract\'erisons toutes les repr\'esentations $(T, \calU)$ continues
born\'ees topologiquement irr\'eductibles de $G$ dans un espace de
Banach $\calU$ \`a l'aide d'une $G$-orbite dans $\frn^*$ ($\frn$
\'etant le radical nilpotent de $\frg$), d'une repr\'esentation
topologiquement irr\'eductible de $L^1(\RR^n, \o)$, pour un certain
poids $\o$ et un certain $n \in \NN$, d'une norme d'extension
topologiquement simple. Si $G$ n'est pas sym\'etrique, c. \`a d. si
le poids $\o$ est exponentiel, nous obtenons un nouveau type de
repr\'esentations qui sont fondamentalement diff\'erentes des
repr\'esentations induites.
Keywords:groupe de Lie résoluble exponentiel, représentation bornée topologiquement irréductible, orbite, norme d'extension, sous-espace invariant, idéal premier, idéal primitif Category:43A20 |
9. CJM 1998 (vol 50 pp. 1253)
Integral representation of $p$-class groups in ${\Bbb Z}_p$-extensions and the Jacobian variety For an arbitrary finite Galois $p$-extension $L/K$ of
$\zp$-cyclotomic number fields of $\CM$-type with Galois group $G =
\Gal(L/K)$ such that the Iwasawa invariants $\mu_K^-$, $ \mu_L^-$
are zero, we obtain unconditionally and explicitly the Galois
module structure of $\clases$, the minus part of the $p$-subgroup
of the class group of $L$. For an arbitrary finite Galois
$p$-extension $L/K$ of algebraic function fields of one variable
over an algebraically closed field $k$ of characteristic $p$ as its
exact field of constants with Galois group $G = \Gal(L/K)$ we
obtain unconditionally and explicitly the Galois module structure
of the $p$-torsion part of the Jacobian variety $J_L(p)$ associated
to $L/k$.
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The Orioles landed one Santana this week, and are poised to potentially add another by this time next week.
Think of this rotation heading into the playoffs:
E. Santana
J. Santana
It could happen, and the Orioles have one piece of the Santana duo as they inked Johan Santana to a 1 year minor league deal earlier this week.
I mentioned that the Orioles could go after Santana earlier this offseason as a reclamation project for a 1 year deal and it has come to fruition. When healthy, Johan gives you 200 IP, 20+ QS and has a nasty changeup that racks up a lot of K's. Health is a big question for Santana however and he's not likely to have the necessary arm strength until later on this season, most likely in June or July to have an impact on the Orioles rotation or bullpen if at all. Still it's great to have him in the locker room as he's known as a strong veteran presence and a leader on the pitching staff, something that was missing when the Orioles traded Jim Johnson earlier this offseason.
As for the second Santana – Ervin, the Orioles may be one of the two frontrunners to sign him after recent developments:
Sources: Ervin Santana now seeking a one-year deal, and wants to sign as quickly as possible.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) March 8, 2014
Sources add: Santana wants to sign with a strong offensive club. Both #BlueJays and #Orioles fit that description and have shown interest.
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) March 8, 2014
P Ervin Santana wants a 1yr deal and wants to be in camp now, it's down to #Orioles and #BlueJays
— Max Wildstein (@MaxWildsteinMLB) March 8, 2014
So I've already talked about Santana here, here and here previously, but one other thing to mention about his gopher ball-itis:
19 of Santana's 26 HRs last year were solo HRs. His lower BB rate allowed him to limit that damage, so as I've said I don't see it being a problem in Baltimore at OPACY. Chris Tillman gave up 33 HRs last season and was able to limit the damage and Santana has better control than him.
Ervin Santana on a 1 year deal is no-brainer that the Orioles should be all over as there is very little risk or cost in terms of $ or the third round draft pick, and you can once again offer him the qualifying offer if he does pitch as well as he did in 2013.
Adding the last Santana on the market as a final piece would certainly be the icing on the offseason cake that took so long to bake, but could taste so sweet in October.


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CLARENCE, N.Y. — In the past, there have been hundreds of people to light a candle for those who died in the crash. But the crowd was noticeably smaller Tuesday with many of the victim's families lobbying in Washington.
Still, many local residents whose lives were turned upside down four years ago showed up to pay their respects. The mood was somber and reflective as they read the name of all 50 victims.
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On the animated side, Despicable Me continues to show strength as the third suspect behind Toy Story 3 and How to Train Your Dragon. Documentary frontrunners Inside Job and Waiting for Superman were joined by Banksy's Exit Through the Gift Shop in a category of only three. Thus Restrepo and Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer didn't make the cut.
The ACE feature nominations are the most Oscar predictive of all the guilds. Full list of nominees here and below. The ceremony will take place on February 19 at the Beverly Hilton, where Christopher Nolan will get the ACE Golden Eddie Filmmaker of the Year Award.
Best Edited Feature Film (Dramatic)
"Black Swan" (Andrew Weisblum)
"The Fighter" (Pamela Martin)
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"The King's Speech" (Tariq Anwar)
"The Social Network" (Kirk Baxter, Angus Wall)Best Edited Feature Film (Comedy or Musical)
"Alice in Wonderland" (Chris Lebenzon)
"Easy A" (Susan Littenberg)
"The Kids Are All Right" (Jeffrey M. Werner)
"Made in Dagenham" (Michael Parker)
"Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" (Jonathan Amos, Paul Machliss)Best Edited Animated Film
"Despicable Me" (Gregory Perler, Pam Ziegenhagen)
"How to Train Your Dragon" (Maryann Brandon, Darren T. Holmes)
"Toy Story 3″ (Ken Schretzmann, Lee Unkrich)Best Edited Documentary
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On Aug. 25, 1969, eight people waded into the pond in the Museum of Modern Art's sculpture garden and tore off their clothes. A photograph of the event, published on the cover of the Daily News the next day, shows a short Asian woman in a striped dress—the outré Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama—slinking away from the performance, which she had masterminded and titled Grand Orgy to Awaken the Dead at MoMA.
"The museum archives have some great photographs of the security guards looking bewildered about what to do with this activity," said MoMA archivist Michelle Elligott, sitting on the floor of the museum's atrium last Thursday afternoon. In front of her were museum staff and artists sitting on benches and a bowl filled with mushrooms. Weather balloons were floating high in the air above them. Another performance, of sorts, was taking place.
This time, the event was authorized by the museum, and staged by a crew of five increasingly prominent, multitasking art world denizens who have operated under the name Grand Openings since forming for a one-night event in 2005 at the Anthology Film Archives in the East Village, during that year's edition of the Performa performance-art biennial. Since then, the collective has set up shop in various international museums.
Last Wednesday Grand Openings assembled in MoMA's atrium, which they will occupy through Monday, staging a bewildering array of events and performances there and throughout the museum, for an exhibition—The Observer uses that term hesitantly—called "Grand Openings Return of the Blogs." (The second part of the title derives from the fact that the group's members are writing regular diary entries on the events and posting them in the atrium.)
The group has organized discussion panels and a tour of the sculpture garden, hosted a rollicking singles night (more on that below), made copies of Niele Toroni paintings, and invited their parents to present lectures. (Britt Marie Sundblad, the mother of Grand Openings member, art dealer and artist Emily Sundblad, spoke about the history of linens she has collected.) And there is far more to come: an operatic wedding, a re-enactment of Kathryn Bigelow's 1987 zombie film Near Dark, and a concert by the black-metal band Liturgy.
But back to those mushrooms.
Just before Ms. Elligott spoke, another one of Grand Openings' members, the elegantly tousled curator and onetime dealer Jay Sanders, explained to the small crowd in the atrium that the group had declared it "Mushroom Thursday" and invited MoMA curators to discuss the history of experimentation within the museum. "Many of our ideas are underpinned by psychedelia," Mr. Sanders, who is co-curating the 2012 Whitney Biennial, said earnestly.
"How interested are you in the psychedelic experience and experimental practices?" another Grand Openings member, Jutta Koether, a tall, rail-thin German painter, asked the panelists. Her question led to the surreal scene of MoMA assistant director Kathy Halbreich segueing from a discussion of the drug use of the late German painter Sigmar Polke to a frank admission: "Personally, I have not had an experience with peyote, LSD, or mescaline, in part because I think I was scared, honestly."
Ms. Halbreich may have shied away from psychotropic exploration, but her museum has shown some daring in its recent curatorial pursuits. Forty-one years after ejecting Ms. Kusama and her fellow orgiasts from its sculpture garden, MoMA hosted a much-discussed retrospective for performance artist Marina Abramovic, organized by its first new media and performance art curator, Klaus Biesenbach, who is now director of MoMA's Long Island City outpost P.S.1.
MoMA's project with Grand Openings—which comprises the artist Ei Arakawa and musician Stefan Tcherepnin, along with Ms. Sundblad, Mr. Sanders and Ms. Koether—marks another step in the museum's embrace of hard-to-categorize art.
Curatorially, "Grand Openings Return of the Blogs" is the work of Sabine Breitwieser, founding director of Vienna's Generali Foundation, whom MoMA hired last year to fill the curatorial position Mr. Biesenbach vacated upon his promotion. It's her second curatorial project since starting at the museum in the fall, and it came together swiftly—over the past few months—after plans for the Mexico City-based conceptual artist Francis Alÿs to use the atrium for an installation in conjunction with his current retrospective were dropped.
"That's sometimes just how it works," Ms. Breitwieser cheerfully told The Observer of the sudden change of plans. She was sitting in an office that overlooks the museum's sculpture garden. It was the day after "Mushroom Thursday," and Ms. Breitwieser, 49, sounded ebullient as she recalled her initial discussions with Grand Openings. ("We couldn't say no to MoMA," Ms. Koether told The Observer. "But we had to scramble.")
"Art has the reputation of being erratic, abstract, inaccessible and problematic," Ms. Breitwieser said, adding that, with Grand Openings, she was hoping to present "a very down-to-earth model of an artist in the museum," apart from much performance art, which has been "so much about excitement and spectacle and entertainment."
"Sometimes," Ms. Breitwieser said, smiling, "I miss more thoughtful, more provocative, more critical engagement." Those characteristics take on surprising forms in today's art world.
MoMA visitors expecting the shock and drama of Ms. Abramovic's retrospective are likely to leave disappointed. Rather than sitting in the atrium for weeks like Marina Abramovic, Ms. Breitwieser emphasized, "Grand Openings said, 'Let's do it for 13 days.' It's a very human scale." When not staging their periodic events—a schedule is available via MoMA's website—Grand Openings' members spend much of their time working in the atrium. "They have an office, some benches and their laptops," she said. "This is how artists work today."
Throughout the past week, The Observer watched Grand Openings discuss hallucinogens with curators, work on their laptops and project YouTube videos onto an atrium wall, and heard many visitors asking if this was all, in fact, art. "Maybe that doesn't matter in the long run," Ms. Breitwieser said.
A few hours after speaking with Ms. Breitwieser, The Observer participated in Singles Night.
Most of Grand Openings' events are inspired by MoMA's history and activities, and this was no exception: "You know MoMA's education program?" Mr. Arakawa, 33, said. "We made it sexier."
In the atrium, Mr. Arakawa emceed. Pacing the room wearing a bright-blue T-shirt, shorts, sandals and a headset microphone, he looked like a slightly unhinged motivational speaker.
His audience was a few dozen self-declared singles, including Grand Openings members, all of them sitting on large sheets of paper—divided between Manhattan and Brooklyn residents. Mr. Arakawa asked them to pair off, and pick up long wood planks that Ms. Koether had made. He then instructed the plank-bearing couples to form a circle.
A dance track exploded out of nearby speakers. "Move! Move! Move!" Mr. Arakawa shouted gleefully, waving his hands, and sending the singles running in a circle with their planks. "Single! Single! Single!" He asked us to spin with the planks, put them upside down, and lastly to "Snake!" Applause burst out from around the atrium.
A dance contest with the planks followed, during which The Observer knocked down his partner, Linda Downes, who gracefully recovered, earning cheers from the hundreds in the crowd. Ms. Downes said she'd come to MoMA to see another exhibition and had been cajoled into joining the performance by Mr. Arakawa. "This was more than I bargained for," she admitted, not sounding disappointed.
When Singles' Night wound down, The Observer asked Ms. Koether how it felt coming to MoMA every day. "I am ecstatic," she said, noting that she's been making daily visits to the painting department. "I'm trying to really inhale it, since this is only for a short moment."
Only hours earlier, Ms. Breitwieser noted that MoMA has largely been letting Grand Openings record its own performances. "There have been some really nice moments and they're gone now," she said. "We don't have anything."


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Does anybody know where a guy can find these heated sidewalks they are talking about? That sounds like a dream to walk on.
There aren't any. Channel 13 went to the town to check it out. The town did a cost study and decided not to proceed with doing too much with it. Without sending this to the cave, I have my own opinions on the ad.
I'm not trying to get political, just wanted to know where I could walk on these bad boys.
The Jordan Creek Wells Fargo has them at their visitor entrance - and only at their visitor entrance. The only benefit is that snow doesn't accumulate so they don't have to shovel in the winter. They don't feel any different than a regular sidewalk.
It sounds like a great idea. Think of the money you'd save on snow removal! Of course, all of the bums would immediately move to your town to sleep on them.
I'm thinking about only voting for people who promise to heat my sidewalks.
I know a guy that had a heated driveway. He only used it the first year. All the snow and ice would melt off his drive and down to the curb were it immediatly refroze causing a large ice dam.
it still sounds like a good idea. it lessens the liability of whoever has them. it would keep all the snow and ice off in the winter so 90 year olds wont slip and break their hips. sounds like a good idea to me
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Number 6 over here. My BB Bold I had was for free a couple of years back.
Often looking at switching phones, never got around to leave it. I have a really good deal on this, and until they come up with something current/as good or better than this was, I do not think I will pull the plug.. Plus I usually throw the phone out when coming back from work, so am guessing this shouldn't be a high priced phone (as per my RIP drowned iPhone 3GS )
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#1 but more a #2, I definitely do tend to buy mostly apple b.c I enjoy their products and they work for me.
I can easily admit certain things in android or windows phones are better, but when you are happy with a company you do start to build a loyalty to them and want their products. I feel the same way about Panasonic TV's ATM. outside of the electronic world, I feel the same way about nivea bathroom products haha |
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Back to my usual fayre tonight, and one from our outing with Mr O'Connell (javam) a few weeks ago when my computer was sick!
Since Neil had never ventured to this particular unknown spot, and since the boss needs no excuse whatsoever to hottail it out there, guess where we ended up!!!
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Lovely light, Fran and great placement of the tree.
I think you could improve the composition however by a crop from the bottom up. The top part of the sky isn't helping much, here and tends to detract from the lovely, strong foreground.
16:9 works beautifully and strengthens the f/g a lot, and produces a much better (and completely different) image.
As does 2:1 although you'd lose a little at the bottom.
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The overall warming of Earth's northern half could result in cold winters, new research shows. The shrinking of sea-ice in the eastern Arctic causes some regional heating of the lower levels of air -- which may lead to strong anomalies in atmospheric airstreams, triggering an overall cooling of the northern continents, according to a study recently published in the Journal of Geophysical Research.
"These anomalies could triple the probability of cold winter extremes in Europe and northern Asia," says Vladimir Petoukhov, lead author of the study and climate scientist at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. "Recent severe winters like last year's or the one of 2005-06 do not conflict with the global warming picture, but rather supplement it." The researchers base their assumptions on simulations with an elaborate computer model of general circulation, ECHAM5, focusing on the Barents-Kara Sea north of Norway and Russia where a drastic reduction of ice was observed in the cold European winter of 2005-06. Those surfaces of the sea lacking the ice cover lose a lot of warmth to the normally cold and windy arctic atmosphere. What the researchers did was to feed the computer with data, gradually reducing the sea ice cover in the eastern Arctic from 100 percent to 1 percent in order to analyse the relative sensitivity of wintertime atmospheric circulation. "Our simulations reveal a rather pronounced nonlinear response of air temperatures and winds to the changes of sea-ice cover," Petoukhov, a physicist, says. "It ranges from warming to cooling to warming again, as sea ice decreases." An abrupt transition between different regimes of the atmospheric circulation in the sub-polar and polar regions may be very likely. Warming of the air over the Barents-Kara Sea seems to bring cold winter winds to Europe. "This is not what one would expect," Petoukhov says. "Whoever thinks that the shrinking of some far away sea-ice won't bother him could be wrong. There are complex teleconnections in the climate system, and in the Barents-Kara Sea we might have discovered a powerful feedback mechanism." Other approaches to the issue of cold winters and global warming referring to reduced sun activity or most recently the gulf stream "tend to exaggerate the effects," Petoukhov says. The correlation between these phenomena and cold winters is relatively weak, compared to the new findings referring to the processes in the Barents-Kara Sea. Petoukhov also points out that during the cold winter of 2005-06 with temperatures of ten degrees below the normal level in Siberia, no anomalies in the north Atlantic oscillation have been observed. These are fluctuations in the difference of atmospheric pressure between the Icelandic low and the Azores high which are commonly associated with temperature anomalies over Europe. But temperatures in the eastern arctic were up to 14 degrees above normal level. However, distinct anomalies in the north Atlantic oscillation could interact with sea-ice decrease, the study concludes. One could amplify the other and more anomalies would be the result. Petoukhov's study is not about tomorrow's weather forecast but about longtime probabilities of climate change. "I suppose nobody knows," he says, "how harsh this year's winter will be." The above story is reprinted (with editorial adaptations by ScienceDaily staff) from materials provided by Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. Journal Reference:
Abstract The recent overall Northern Hemisphere warming was accompanied by several severe northern continental winters, as for example, extremely cold winter 2005–2006 in Europe and northern Asia. Here we show that anomalous decrease of wintertime sea ice concentration in the Barents-Kara (B-K) seas could bring about extreme cold events like winter 2005–2006. Our simulations with the ECHAM5 general circulation model demonstrate that lower-troposphere heating over the B-K seas in the Eastern Arctic caused by the sea ice reduction may result in strong anticyclonic anomaly over the Polar Ocean and anomalous easterly advection over northern continents. This causes a continental-scale winter cooling reaching −1.5°C, with more than 3 times increased probability of cold winter extremes over large areas including Europe. Our results imply that several recent severe winters do not conflict the global warming picture but rather supplement it, being in qualitative agreement with the simulated large-scale atmospheric circulation realignment. Furthermore, our results suggest that high-latitude atmospheric circulation response to the B-K sea ice decrease is highly nonlinear and characterized by transition from anomalous cyclonic circulation to anticyclonic one and then back again to cyclonic type of circulation as the B-K sea ice concentration gradually reduces from 100% to ice free conditions. We present a conceptual model that may explain the nonlinear local atmospheric response in the B-K seas region by counter play between convection over the surface heat source and baroclinic effect due to modified temperature gradients in the vicinity of the heating area.
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