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By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
9/10/2013 (1 year ago)
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Scientists studying a meteorite that fell to Earth over California last year say they have found the building blocks of life within it. The discovery suggests that organic molecules, the basic building blocks of life, may be more common that previously supposed.
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Keywords: Meteorite, sutters mill, organic, compounds, life, origin, creation, theory
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - In April 2012, a large meteorite streaked across the morning sky in California, with a sonic boom rattling houses up and down the San Joaquin Valley. Fragments of the exploding space rock came down around Sutter's Mill, California, the same place where prospectors discovered gold in California, sparking the 19th century gold rush.
Scientists working with samples of the meteorite subjected the rock to forensic examination looking for evidence of organic compounds. They're interested in learning just how common the basic building blocks for life are in the solar system. If those compounds are common, then life may have arisen on Earth quite easily. If rare, then it becomes harder to explain the mechanics of the origin of life.
It should be noted here that despite popular sentiment, neither result impacts the ultimate question of creation.
Biochemist Sandra Pizzarello from the Arizona State University in Tempe told Space.com, "Their composition therefore has always been seen as an indication that the precursors to the evolution that led to the origins of life could have come from the extraterrestrial material of meteorites."
In other words, the molecules that form life on Earth may have come from elsewhere.
One of the problems with the scientific theory of creation and evolution of life is that it is difficult to explain how life arose on a planet that should otherwise be sterile. The primordial Earth was incredibly hostile to life. The planet baked at hundreds of degrees at the surface destroying any possibility that life could naturally evolve. Liquid water did not exist at the surface, which was initially molten.
So how did we get life from a virtual Hell on Earth?
Over time, the planet's surface cooled and water, as well as important molecules arrived on the surface. Comets bombarded the cooling planet, delivering their dust and ice, rich in organic compounds, to the surface, forming the oceans and most of the water now on the planet.
Meteorites also brought organic compounds.
How those compounds developed to create life remains a mystery that scientists still have difficulty replicating in a lab. However, according to theory, those compounds eventually came together in just the right proportions to form life, which subsequently evolved into all that lives on the Earth --including us.
The meteorite from Sutter's Mill did not produce very promising results at first. Initial study suggested that organic compounds were virtually nonexistent. However, a subsequent study that included dissolving fragments of the meteorite in conditions similar to steaming hot hydrothermal vents on Earth, yielded a startling result. The meteorite was actually rich in compounds.
This suggests that under the right conditions, organic compounds embedded in the rock can emerge and create the soup of molecules needed to form life.
Of course, the soup of molecules extracted from the rock formed no such life nor was that the aim of the experiment. Moreover, no life has ever been created in the lab from non-living compounds. It appears there remains a missing ingredient.
Aside from that, the study tantalizingly suggests that compounds needed to create life are otherwise common and may be found throughout the solar system, and possibly the universe entire.
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My wife and I made some RB last night for a party in Sept. Followed the directions on the box regarding the amount of sugar, water and extract. Added some champagne yeast and bottled into glass bottles and 1 plastic bottle (to test for carbonation). I have the bottles in our laundry room which is normally around 80F. I am leaving for the week today and I won't return till next Friday. My wife will be here on Sun till I return. Will the glass bottles be good till I return or will they explode? I have space in my cooler to store them but I'm afraid of halting the carbonation process. What if I turn my cooler up to say 55F and put the bottles in there today. Will they be ready by the 18th?
Many thanks.
Barrel 1: Jim Beam
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Keg 3: Munich Helles
Keg 4: Golden Celeia Pilsner
Keg 5: Chocolate Stout
Keg 6: Witguy Bier
Just a thought on my part, but wouldn't 55F be too low a temp for a champagne yeast?
I can't remember right off hand the temp range.
Good point. I used 55F as an example. I was hoping to hit the low end of the range so that I could still carbonate but not get bottle bombs. I could easily do 75 as well and have my wife turn down the cooler to 40 once the plastic bottle is hard.

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The decision was the fourth in the emblematic case of the firing of Fatima Afif at the Baby Loup nursery school five years ago. It was likely to provide fodder for lawmakers and associations seeking a law to ensure the highly prized French value of "laicité," or secularism.
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Laws already ban head scarves in public school classrooms and face-covering veils in public spaces. There is no French law regulating religious apparel in private institutions, schools or companies. Many Muslims have seen the two laws in place as an infringement on their religious freedom and freedom of expression.
The Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights on Wednesday opened a hearing in another case in which a Muslim woman who covers her face is contesting the face veil ban, which became effective in 2011.
In the case of the nursery school, the Appeals Court ruled that Baby Loup had a right to impose internal rules on its employees banning head scarves and other ostentatious religious symbols "to transcend the multiculturalism" of those using its services. It noted that the school received some state subsidies.
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British and World Marbles Championship
This ancient event takes place each year on Good Friday and has been played annually in its current format, since 1932 at the Greyhound public house in Tinsley Green, West Sussex,[1] is a team event, where teams of six players participate in a knock-out tournament to win the title and a silver trophy. The event is open to anyone of any age or nationality and over the years teams from France, Germany, Netherlands, Japan, USA and Australia [2] have participated alongside the British teams.
The tournament dates back over four century's to 1588 during the reign of Elizabeth I, when marbles was chosen to be the deciding game of a legendary sporting encounter between two young suitors, Giles and Hodge, over the hand of a Tinsley Green milk maiden.[3] Every popular sport of the day were contested, in an Olympic style contest lasting one week. Hodge had been victorious at single-stick, back-sword, quarter-staff, cudgel-play wrestling and cock throwing, while Giles was successful in winning the archery, cricket-a-wicket, tilting at quintain (jousting targets), Turk's head, stoolball and tipcat. Good Friday was the date chosen for the final and marbles chosen by the girl to be the deciding game, and Giles defeated Hodge.[4]
Rules of the game[edit]
The championships are organised by the British Marbles Board of Control (BMBC)[5] and the version of marbles played is "Ring Taw", known in USA as "Ringer" and in Germany as "Englisches Ringspiel". Forty-nine target marbles are grouped closely together on raised concrete ring measuring 6 ft (2 m) in diameter. The playing surface of the ring is approximately 3 inches above the level of the ground and is covered in sharp sand at the start each game. Each of the target marbles is a glass or ceramic sphere having a diameter of approximately half an inch. Two teams of six players take turns to drive marbles off the ring by aiming a larger "shooter" marble called the "tolley" at.[6] A Tolley is a glass or ceramic sphere having a diameter no more than three-quarters of an inch. A player's knuckle has to be in touch with the ground when he or she shoots, which is called "knuckling down". Only the thumb can be used to direct the tolley. Moving the tolley closer to the target marbles is banned and known as "cabbaging" which is cheating. Any forward or other advantageous movement of a players shooting hand during shooting constitutes a foul known as "fudging". Any intentional or persistent contact between a player or his or her clothing and a marble, another player's tolley or his own tolley while it is motion constitutes a foul known as "blocking". No score results from a foul shot, which automatically terminates the turn of the offending player, but he or she retains any score achieved in that turn, prior to the foul shot. Any player who makes three foul shots during a game is automatically eliminated and takes no further part in that game. The first team to knock out 25 marbles from the ring is the winner.[7]
A Brief Historical Time-Line[edit]
- 1588 - Giles defeated Hodge to win the deciding event "marbles", to claim his prize of the hand of a local young maiden of Tinsley Green.
- 1932 – The Black Horse from Hookwood, were the first winners of the modern event in which five teams competed for the trophy.[8]
- 1942 to 1945 – No tournaments took place due to the war.
- March 1951 – The coldest recorded conditions for tournament which was won by the Tinsley Green Tigers beating Arundel Mullets in the final.
- April 1962 - Glass marbles were used for the first time in place of older clay ones.
- March 1970 – Controversially the British Marbles Board of Control (BMBC), banned women from the main tournament because of the wearing of mini-skirts. A separate event was held for women and children. This was later to be retracted and indeed ladies and children do now take part.[9]
- March 1972 – Of the nine teams to enter, two were all-female, the Prima Donnas from Crawley and the Kernockers, who were the wives of the Blue Beats, policemen from London. It was said that the ladies took too long to take their shots, even the referee had to apply the time limit to the games they played.
- April 1973 - Len Smith sets the standard by winning his 12th individual title.
- March 1975 - The weather was so cold, the snow had to swept from the ring before play commenced.[10]
- April 1977 - One faction attempted to revolutionize the sport, by introducing Astroturf and electronic scoreboards, and moving the tournament to Crawley Leisure Centre. The BMBC refused to move the event from the Greyhound and held a rival event with two teams of Morris Men. The Greyhound as a venue proved to be more popular venue and carried on the tradition from then on.
- April 1987 – A Trophy was introduced for "the women's best individual player" and won by Jackie Hodge.
- 1989 and 1991 – Highest number of teams ever entered, 28 teams of six totalling 168 players competing.
- March 1992 – The TennKy Sharpshooters from Tennessee and Kentucky, USA are the first overseas team to win the trophy.
- April 2000 – Team USA won the title with a team made up almost entirely of shooters under the age of 18.
- April 2002 – Saxonia Globe Snippers become the first German team to win the tournament.
- March 2008 the Mayor of Crawley, Councillor Sally Blake, unveiled a blue heritage plaque from Crawley Arts Council, commemorating the continuing importance of the Greyhound and the Marbles tournament to local history.
- September 2008 the Greyhound Pub, in Tinsley Green closed. With the British and World Marbles Championship facing an uncertain future, but the pub was soon open again in time for the next tournament.
- October 2010 – The tournament has its own article in Wikipedia.
- July 2011 - Greyhound Marbles website launched by Sam McCarthy-Fox of the BMBC[11]
- March 2013 – Crawley-based Black Dog Boozers win the tournament for a record 13th time, passing the record of 12 set by Toucon Terribles between 1964 and 1975[12]
- April 2014 – The Handcross 49ers equal the Johnson Jets record of both being eight times runners up. Both teams have won the tournament on just a single occasion.[13]
Championship results (1932 to 2014)[edit]
Video History (Championships from 2008 to 2014)[edit]
- British and World Marbles championship video 2008 by YouTube
- British and World Marbles championship video 2010 Sky News Intro
- British and World Marbles championship video 2011 by ITN
- British and World Marbles championship video 2011 by YouTube
- British and World Marbles championship video 2013 by YouTube
- British and World Marbles championship video 2013 by 3news NZ
- British and World Marbles championship video 2014 by YouTube
External links[edit]
- ^ "World Marbles Championship". International Business.
- ^ Ronay, Barney (26 March 2008). "Have we lost our marbles? Australian champions 'Beavers On Fire And Marbles Are Burning' who took the Australian title at the Coonanbarabran Open take part". London: The Guardian , March 2008.
- ^ "Medieval Marble Tournament". Zen Marbles.
- ^ "Tinsley Green Marble Tournament is born". Greyhoundmarbles.com.
- ^ "British Marbles Board of Control (BMBC)". Land of Marbles.com.
- ^ "Rules". greyhoundmarbles.com.
- ^ "Player takes a shot at the 2012 Championship". tv.yahoo.com.
- ^ "Marble Massacre". tonsleyevents.co.uk.
- ^ "Mini Skirts banned from Marble Championships 30th March 1970". news.google.com.
- ^ "Tinsley Green Championships (Snow 1975)". West Virginia Museum of American Glass Ltd Sept 2008.
- ^ [1] http://www.greyhoundmarbles.com
- ^ "Black Dog Boozers win a record 13th Title". Thisissussex,April 2013.
- ^ "Germans victorious as a marble-ous time was had by all". Crawley Observer. 23 April 2014.


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What trees are on your wishlist this year, and why?
For me, these are trees I've either not been that familiar with until recently, or not able to find (or at least from places I'm comfortable buying from).
Acer triflorum - WOW - looks like a very underused tree. A nursery down in VA about an hour from here carries them and I've seen it from a few mailorder places.
Quercus x beadlei - hybrid of Q. alba and Q. michauxii, my 2 favorite oaks in the white group - but haven't been able to locate one. Just looks neat from what I've seen.
Quercus myrsinifolia
Cedrus brevifolia
Aesculus x 'Homestead'
My partner has put the kaibo on my spring tree 'fishing' expeditions. Taking the truck away from me didn't work, because I know how to pack them in a jeep hatch. There is probably two dozen left up on the gravel from previous years and my own propagation still needing planted. LOL. I threw some pits from last year's peach canning spree into a plastic bag to pitch in the compost, so forgot about them. They lay in the sun on a g'house bench the rest of last summer, lay there in same bag in same g'house with the stat set just above freezing, and when I found them this spring during clean-up upended the bag into a compost bin. Low and behold almost all of the kernels spit open on impact and two dozen cotelydons with leaves and roots starting fell out. Of course I didn't have the heart to compost them and now they are in pots a good foot tall and have to find homes for them as well.


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I can't take the credit for it,someone from this site told me about it, was it a Martin? I got a private email about the St Catherines files from someone in Australia so it could be an Aussie thing, but since then I remembered that Family Records used to be at St Catherines house, so perhaps they mean the indexes. I have another top tip re the IGI but I will post it later when Ive had a cup of tea, and between the times I become an unlicensed taxi driver for my kids this evening!


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Damn that was a sick shot
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I hate what they call hooking now..that second call was weak
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I agree with you. I don't hate the Ansah pick, but I don't love it either. Would have liked to see the lions trade down but also realized there probably wasn't much of an opportunity for that. I liked Milliner but his injury/surgery history made me nervous and they drafted 3 CBs last year. DE is a major need for the Lions, especialy with the scheme they run, and they did end up with the most physically gifted DE in the draft. Definition of a boom or bust pick. I think playing in the wide 9 will help Ansah, as it will allow him the opportunity to be farther outside the OT and use his athleticism to make playes.
As much as the Lions need OL help, I don't see a player worthy of a pick at the top of the 2nd round. The most talented players at that spot seem to be DBs and WRs, and I would be fine with either of those. Maybe even another DE like Tank Carradine or someone. I think the 3rd round is where the Lions can target a G or OT.
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Melk is located only 85 kilometers from Vienna and is easy to make a day trip to enjoy the beauty of the place.
You can also take a look, for more pictures and information at my Melk travel page
These Roman ruins are about 40 kilometres east of the city, close to the Hungarian border.
Vienna was originally a Celtic settlement but under the Romans it became the garrison of Vimdobona and the town of Carnuntum was nearby.
Kahlenberg is a mountain on the north of Vienna. There are a couple of shops, restaurants and of course a great panoramic view of the city.
It is about 40 minutes by transport from the city center. The bus 38A from the U4 metro station Heiligenstadt will take you through 19th district (Grinzing, which looks like an old austrian city and is worth visiting too), through vineyards, to the top of the mountain.
Food in the restaurant is nothing special, so go there to admire the view, but eat somewhere in Grinzing. There is a great japanese restaurant Jade for example and many Austrian restaurants and Heurigen.
Or....how about to Bratislava ! I know many Viennese people who haven't beed to Bratislava although the distance is about 65 km east of Vienna !
Do go to Bratislava for the foods & do some shoppings there ! Almost everything is half the price in Vienna !
Bratislava also boasts some nice buildings & a castle....
On the left is one example of an architecture that we could see in Bratislava !
As there were limited stops on the coach tour, I found myself having to take pictures of the beautiful Vienna countryside from the coach window. I was lucky that they didn't come out to badly. But I hate having to do this.
If you have your own transports, then the excursions to the Wachau areas is a must ! This areas offers excellent sceneries; Castle ruins...& The Danube couldn't be more stunning & impressive in this area...My excursion around The Wachau Valley started in Winerwald ![Click on 'Wienerwald' to go straight to the photos that I took around the area]
It also covers these places :Klosterneuburg
You can enjoy the view from the hill Kahlenberg. Take bus 38A from U4 Heiligenstadt. The duration is about 30 min. I recommend you to go there in cloudly weather because I went there in a nice sunny day and...my pictures were very, very poor! Another thing- take binocullars with you!
I was there in winter, I could see locals with hiking sticks walking in the marked trails. unfortunately i was not well equipped, and simply chose to stay on the road, watching the snow covered wineyard.
In 1550, it was owned by Heiligenkreuz convent. In 1886 Rudolf, crownprince and Habsburg offspring, bought the residence and used it as personal hunting seat.
It was there, that Rudolf commited suicide after killing his lover Mary Vetsera. January 1st, 1889 was the date of this tragic event. It was a fatal blow to the Austrian monarchy. We will visit this historic setting and will be bewitched by many fascinating details illustrating a long gone era.
Hermes Villa - on of the summer residences of Sisi, where she used to ride horses and live alone away from the whole royal family. It's in the outskirts of Vienna and now is a part of the Lainzer Zoo. Nice Zoo without cages for the animals and beautiful place to make a picknick in the summer.
The grave of Mary Vetsera (the lover of Crown Prince Rudolf and the son of Sissi)at Heiligenkreuz.
The Mayerling hunting lodge in the Vienna Woods was the scene of the double suicide of Crown Prince Rodolf and his 17 year old mistress Mary Vetsera. In 1889 Rodolf aged 30 was found dead with Mary. The princes suicide was a more than a social scandal - it was a blow to the Habsburg dynasty because he was known to be progressive and intelligent. It is thought that he found the protocol of the court limited his ideas.
The hunting lodge is now a chapel. After his son's death the desperately unhappy Emperor Franz Joesph gave the lodge to the Carmelite convent and it was completely rebuilt.
Go to St Florian - not far from Vienna and visit the monastry there. The tour is really worth doing and if you need coffee and cake afterwards there is a lovely little coffee shop just across the road from the monastry. You can park your car just outside the monastry. Stop on your way into the town because you get wonderful views of Sankt Florian across the fields - great for photos.
If you take the tour around the monastry - which is worth doing - you can see the coffin of Anton Bruckner under the church organ. When the organ is played the music can be heard under the church. Anton Bruckner the composer was a choir boy in St Florian and when he died he asked to be buried under the church organ. The church is beautiful.
Look also at the bone collection in the cellars. If you choose not to take the guided tour - you cannot get into the area under the Sankt Florian.
The ceiling paintings from the monastry are wonderful. So while walking around do look up at the walls, there are some wonderful paintings. During the tour you hear more about the history and use of Sankt Florian.
A little way from Vienna so another early start, but worth the trip is Ansfelden. The town is perhaps best known for being the birthplace of the composer and organist Anton Bruckner. He was born on the 4 september 1824. He was a teacher (like his father) but when he was 24 he became an organist. First in Sankt Florian and then in Linz. The house where he was born is just around the corner from this statue. It is a museum but is only open a few days in the week.
Ansfelden has two museums, the Anton Bruckner Museum and a museum of musical instruments.
Nationalpark Donau Auen - if you can get someone with a car
or like long bike tours, try out the long, lonely paths in the
'djungle' -> http://www.donauauen.at/ (maps, accomodation, tips ...)
other national parks: http://www.donauauen.at/info/index_6_1.cfm
"Stift Heiligenkreuz", which means the "Abbey of Heiligenkreuz", is a beautiful and living Cistercian monastery, close to Vienna, the capital of Austria. Stift Heiligenkreuz is the second-oldest Cistercian monastery in the world and the oldest continuously active and inhabited one, now full of young vocations. In September 2007 it was blessed by an official visit by Pope Benedict XVI.
Stift Heiligenkreuz, peacefully situated in the middle of the "Wienerwald", the Vienna woods, is one of the most beautiful medieval monasteries in the world. It was founded in 1133 by St. Leopold III of the House of Babenberg. Leopold's son, Otto, had been sent to Paris for an international education. Otto came in contact with Cistercian monks and soon decided to enter a Cistercian monastery. When Otto visited his father in Austria he asked him to build a similar monastery for Lower Austria. This was the reason St. Leopold built Heiligenkreuz as well as Klosterneuburg to the northwest of Vienna.
Currently the monastery has 77 members, 18 affiliated parishes and a Pontifical Theological Academy (founded 1802) with around 180 students.
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