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Knut Hamsun Centre
The Knut Hamsun Centre (Norwegian: Hamsunsenteret) is a museum and educational centre in Hamarøy in Northern Norway dedicated to the life and work of the writer Knut Hamsun.[1]
The architect Steven Holl was first contacted about designing a centre for Knut Hamsun in 1994. He traveled to Hamarøy and made a watercolour of the centre's design that looks quite similar to the building today. Holl was inspired by the Hamarøy nature and scenery, by Norwegian building tradition with stave churches and sod roofs, and by Hamsun's literature—especially the early works Hunger (1890) and Mysteries (1892). Steven Holl has described the Knut Hamsun Centre as "concretizing a Hamsun character in architectonic terms", and he continues: "The concept for the museum, 'Building as a Body:Battleground of invisible Forces,' is realized from inside and out."[2] This concept is a quote from the 1974 translation of Hunger by Robert Bly.[3] The buildings' design has generated considerable attention and debate, and the Knut Hamsun Centre has received several national and international architecture awards.[4]
Holl originally wanted the centre to be built close to Hamsun's childhood home in Hamsund, but local authorities moved it 5 km east, to Presteid, where Knut Hamsun spent a significant part of his childhood with his uncle. The building process was delayed due to a long-time struggle with local red tape.[5] The newspaper Morgenbladet referred to it at one point as "Norway's most discussed non-existing building".[6]
The Knut Hamsun Centre was finished on August 4, 2009, the 150th anniversary of Knut Hamsun's birth, and the exhibition about Hamsun's life and work opened for the public in June 2010. The exhibition is structured thematically and deals with topics like Knut Hamsun's childhood in Hamarøy, Hamsun's support of Germany during World War II, and modernism or proto-modernism in Hamsun's writing.[7]
Administratively, the centre is subordinate to Nordland Museum, and the museum director is Bodil Børset.[1]
- ^ a b Askheim, Svein (2007). "Hamsunsenteret". In Henriksen, Petter. Store norske leksikon (in Norwegian). Oslo: Kunnskapsforlaget. Retrieved 28 July 2009.
- ^ Holl, Steven. "Concept 1998" in Hamsun Holl Hamarøy, Lars Müller Publishers, 2009, p. 154.
- ^ Knut Hamsun, Hunger, translation by Robert Bly, Duckworth, 1974, p. 15
- ^ Steven Holl Architects — Knut Hamsun Center. Retrieved 15 August 2011.
- ^ Vaa, Aaslaug. "Hamsun Holl Hamarøy" in Hamsun Holl Hamarøy, Lars Müller Publishers, 2009, p. 17-25
- ^ Gundersen, Bjarne Riiser (15 May 2009). "I Hamsuns rike". Morgenbladet (in Norwegian). Archived from the original on 2 October 2011. Retrieved 28 July 2009.
- ^ The Knut Hamsun Centre official website. Retrieved 15 August 2011.
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- Official website
- Slide shows: "Tilbakeviser Hamsunsenter-kritikk: – Vi har store ambisjoner, men er fortsatt en bleieunge". NRK. 2013-09-13.


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It's often said (by astronomers) that Venus is bright enough to cast shadows. So where are they? Few people have ever seen a Venus shadow. But they're there, elusive and delicate—and, if you appreciate rare things, a thrill to witness.
Attention, thrill-seekers: Venus is reaching its peak brightness for 2005 and casting its very best shadows right now.
Amateur astronomer Pete Lawrence of Selsey, UK, photographed the elusive shadow of Venus just two weeks ago. It was a quest that began in the 1960s:
"When I was a young boy," recalls Lawrence, "I read a book written by Sir Patrick Moore in which he mentioned the fact that there were only three bodies in the sky capable of casting a shadow on Earth. The sun and moon are pretty obvious, but it was the third that fascinated me -- Venus."
Forty years passed.
Then, "quite by chance a couple of months ago," he continues, "I found myself in Sir Patrick's home. The conversation turned to things that had never been photographed. He told me that there were few, if any, decent photographs of a shadow caused by the light from Venus. So the challenge was set."
On Nov. 18th, Lawrence took his own young boys, Richard (age 14) and Douglas (12), to a beach near their home. "There was no ambient lighting, no moon, no manmade lights, only Venus and the stars. It was the perfect venue to make my attempt." On that night, and again two nights later, they photographed shadows of their camera's tripod, shadows of patterns cut from cardboard, and shadows of the boy's hands—all by the light of Venus.
The shadows were very delicate, "the slightest movement destroyed their distinct sharpness. It is difficult," he adds, "for a cold human being to stand still long enough for the amount of time needed to catch the faint Venusian shadow."
Difficult, yes, but worth the effort, he says. After all, how many people have seen themselves silhouetted by the light of another planet?
If you'd like to try, this is the week. Your attempt must come before Dec. 3rd. After that, the crescent moon will join Venus in the evening sky, and any shadows you see then will be moon shadows.
Instructions: Find a dark site (very dark) with clear skies and no manmade lights. Be there at sunset. You'll see Venus glaring in the southern sky: diagram. When the sky fades to black, turn your back on Venus (otherwise it will spoil your night vision). Hold your hand in front of a white screen—e.g., a piece of paper, a portable white board, a white T-shirt stretched over a rock—and let the shadow materialize.
Can't see it? Venus shadows are elusive. "Young eyes help," notes Lawrence, whose teenage sons saw the shadows more easily than he did.
Shadows or not, before you go home, be sure to look at Venus directly through binoculars or a small telescope. Like the moon, Venus has phases, and this week it is a lovely crescent. Aside: If Venus is at peak brightness, shouldn't it be full? No. Venus is full when it is on the opposite side of the sun, fully illuminated yet far from Earth. Venus is much brighter now, as a crescent, because Earth and Venus are on the same side of the sun. Venus is nearby, big and bright.
Look at Venus or look away from it. Either way, it's a great view.
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Sandy's impact: 'I had three sons, now I have two'
The mother of a young New Yorker who died when superstorm Sandy struck the US has described her son as "a really kind person with a very gentle, sweet spirit".
Marcia Sikowitz's son Jacob Vogelman, 23, had gone to visit a friend in need as the storm approached. Both he and his friend died when they were struck by a falling tree.
Sandy left at least 64 dead in the US, laying waste to much of the east coast. Earlier, it killed nearly 70 people in the Caribbean.
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Volume 1 Number 4 November 2003
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Beneficial Effects of Dietary Xylitol on Mineralized and Collagenous Tissues
ABSTRACT: Dietary xylitol supplementation increases calcium and phosphorus levels of the bone in rats and protects against decrease of bone minerals and of bone density during experimental osteoporosis. Xylitol reduces the rate of bone resorption and protects against increase of bone resorption during experimental osteoporosis. Xylitol intake also leads to increased trabecular bone volume in the long bones of healthy rats and protects against decrease of trabecular bone volume during experimental osteoporosis. Dietary xylitol supplementation also increases the strength properties of long bones in healthy rats and protects against weakening of bone biomechanical properties during experimental osteoporosis. A continuous moderate dietary xylitol supplementation protects significantly against osteoporotic changes in aged rats. Xylitol protects also against streptozotocin-induced osseal changes during experimental type I diabetes. Furthermore, in the skin of these diabetic rats, dietary xylitol protects against the decrease in the amount of newly synthesized collagen, against the increase in the hexose content of acid-soluble collagen, and against the increase in fluorescence of the collagenase-soluble fraction. In conclusion, the above results strongly support the hypothesis that oral administration of xylitol protects effectively against progression of experimental osteoporosis following ovariectomy and during aging. Furthermore, dietary xylitol protects against undesirable changes in the bones and in the skin of streptozotocin-diabetic rats.
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The Health Aspects Of Probiotics In Humans
ABSTRACT: Probiotics and particularly fermented dairy products with probiotics receive a lot of attention because of their potential health benefits. Some of these health benefits are well documented, like the improvement of lactose utilisation by the ingestion of conventional yoghurt, the therapeutic effect on rotavirus diarrhoea, the modulation of different parameters of the immune system and the short term effect on cholesterol metabolism. Other health aspects, which however need further investigation, can be expected on inflammatory bowel disease, and allergy. Also the production of vitamins and bioactive peptides due to fermentation is an emerging area.
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Low Glycemic Carbohydrates in Disease Prevention
ABSTRACT: The Glycemic Index characterizes foods based on the postprandial glycemic response they elicit compared to a standard food, such as white bread or glucose. Foods that contain high amounts of glucose or starches that are readily hydrolyzed to glucose will be absorbed more quickly and have higher glycemic indices. Researchers hypothesize that high-glycemic foods cause rapid increases in glycemia and insulinemia, followed by hypoglycemia, exaggerated counter-regulatory responses, such as elevated glucagon release, and subsequent increases in plasma concentrations of free fatty acids in the postprandial period. Proposed long-term consequences of consuming high-glycemic foods include increased adiposity, and increased risk for type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The purpose of this review is to explain the physiological basis of the GI concept and critically examine the evidence supporting the hypothesized health outcomes. The data support the proposed short-term metabolic consequences, however, negative findings from some studies highlight the need for further investigation of possible mediating variables, such as size of the carbohydrate load and population differences. Data supporting a causal relationship between GI and disease prevention are lacking. Well-controlled, longer-term studies are needed to assess this proposed relationship.
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Medicinal Mushrooms - A Prominent Source of Nutriceuticals for the 21st century
ABSTRACT: Modern analytical techniques have confirmed traditional beliefs that mushrooms represent a valuable source of bioactive agents, Òmushroom nutriceuticalsÓ, that exhibit many different medicinal properties. Of these, polysaccharides and polysaccharide-protein complexes, triterpenes, lectins and fungal immunomodulatory proteins have been studied most extensively. These agents, derived from the mushroom fruit body, cultured mycelium and/or culture filtrates, exert a wide range of beneficial biological effects when tested in vitro or using animal models. For example, many mushroom polysaccharides and proteopolysaccharides exhibit antitumor and anticancer activities that appear to depend on associated immunomodulating effects. Other mushroom nutriceuticals are antidiabetic, hypoglycemic, hypocholesterolemic, genoprotective, or have antibiotic activity against both bacteria and viruses. Recent years have seen a surge of commercial interest in these products, the current market value of which is estimated at US$8-9 billion. This is expected to increase even further once the attributed medicinal properties are confirmed in human intervention trials, and when concerns relating to quality control and product safety are addressed.
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281-289 Use Of Endogenous Enzymes In Development Of Functional Foods From Wheat
ABSTRACT: Manipulating germination conditions can alter nutrient compositions of wheat. Phytic acid, oleic acid, and linoleic acid were enriched with the use of higher concentrations of water-solute oxygen in the process of germination (188 ± 28 mg/100 g, 50 ± 8 mg/100 g, 150 ± 18 mg/100 g, respectively). With uncontrolled concentration of water-solute oxygen, the g-aminobutyric acid (GABA) content reached 18 ± 3 times the normal content. Germinated wheat also contains a functional ingredient expected to prevent skin spot or freckles in humans by inhibiting the activity of enzyme tyrosinase. We further found that wheat germ and wheat bran produced by separating whole-wheat retained enzymatic reactions similar to those of whole wheat. GABA was found at the highest concentration in wheat germ and was further enriched to 63 ± 2 mg/ 100 g by added water. Further, IP6 is most concentrated in wheat bran was also enriched to 680 ± 25 mg/ 100 g by added water. We refer to the capacity of cereal tissue to be enriched or converted to functional products by means of endogenous enzymes as the Òfourth function of foodÓ. These results indicate that functional wheat products rich in one or more functional components can be successfully mass-produced.


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(Space Fellowship) Eclipsed in Southern Skies
This stunning panorama in southern skies was recorded on the colorful night of September 27/28 from Carngegie Las Campanas Observatory. A diffuse glow and dark rifts of the central Milky Way hang over domes of the twin 6.5 meter Magellan telescopes. But most eye-catching is the deep red glow of the Moon. Immersed in Earth's shadow during the much anticipated perigee-total-lunar eclipse, the Moon's surface reflects the light of sunsets and sunrises scattered and refracted into the planet's cone-s [...]
(ScienceDaily) Walk the line: NASA studies physical performance after spaceflight
Walking an obstacle course on Earth is relatively easy. Walking an obstacle course after being in space for six months isn't so simple. NASA's Human Research Program is focusing on identifying key physical factors that contribute to a decrease in performance as we prepare for a journey to Mars.
(Space Fellowship) Flight VA226 success: with Sky Muster and ARSAT-2 in orbit, Arianespace serves Australia and Argentina
Maintaining Arianespace's 2015 launch cadence: Ariane 5 orbits Sky Muster and ARSAT-2. Two telecommunications satellites that will provide expanded relay capacity for Australia and Argentina were orbited today on Arianespace's ninth mission in 2015 – putting the company on track to perform a record 12 flights this year using its three-member launch vehicle family, which consists of the heavy-lift Ariane 5, medium-lift Soyuz and lightweight Vega. Launch of nbn's second spacecraft a [...]
(Space Fellowship) Dawn Team Shares New Maps and Insights about Ceres
Mysteries and insights about Ceres are being discussed this week at the European Planetary Science Conference in Nantes, France. NASA's Dawn spacecraft is providing scientists with tantalizing views and other data about the intriguing dwarf planet that they continue to analyze. "Ceres continues to amaze, yet puzzle us, as we examine our multitude of images, spectra and now energetic particle bursts," said Chris Russell, Dawn principal investigator at the University of California, Los Angeles. [...]
(Commercial Space Watch) Arianespace Successfully Launched Two Satellites This Evening
Arianespace successfully launched two satellites this evening: Sky Muster for the Australian operator nbn (National Broadband Network) and ARSAT-2 for the Argentine operator ARSAT.
(Commercial Space Watch) Video: ULA Innovation - Vulcan SMART Reusability
United Launch Alliance (ULA) has released its latest video in its Innovation at ULA series. In this video we see how the booster stage main engines are recovered for reuse as part of their Sensible, Modular, Autonomous Return Technology (SMART) initiative.
(Discovery News) NASA: We Need YOUR Help to Solve Ceres Mystery
Throwing open the doors to the hallowed halls of science, stumped researchers welcomed help from the public Wednesday in solving a number of nagging mysteries about dwarf planet Ceres.
(Space Fellowship) Progress Cargo Craft Ready for Thursday Launch
A new Russian cargo craft loaded with more than three tons food, fuel and supplies is ready for launch to the International Space Station. The crew inside the orbital lab continues ongoing science activities and routine maintenance. Russia's ISS Progress 61 (61P) cargo craft is at the launch pad in Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan counting down to a Thursday launch at 12:49 p.m. EDT. The 61P will dock after four orbits, or six hours later, to the Zvezda service module. NASA Television will [...]
(Discovery News) ExoMars Mission Will Arrive on Time, Despite Hiccup
Earlier this month, the ExoMars launch date was pushed back by a couple of months. Instead of launching in January 2016, the European mission will launch the following March -- but still get to Mars at nearly the same time. How is this possible?
(ScienceDaily) Asteroids found to be the moon's main 'water supply'
Water reserves found on the moon are the result of asteroids acting as 'delivery vehicles' and not of falling comets as was previously thought. Using computer simulation, scientists have discovered that a large asteroid can deliver more water to the lunar surface than the cumulative fall of comets over a billion year period.


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In our latest POLITICO-George Washington University Battleground Poll with middle-class families, which comprise about 54 percent of the total American electorate and usually split in their vote behavior between Republicans and Democrats, Romney holds a 14-point advantage (55 percent to 41 percent). Middle-class families are more inclined to believe the country is on the wrong track (34 percent right direction, 62 percent wrong track), are more likely to hold an unfavorable view of Obama (48 percent favorable, 51 percent unfavorable), and hold a more favorable view of Romney (51 percent favorable, 44 percent unfavorable) and Paul Ryan (46 percent favorable, 35 percent unfavorable) than the overall electorate. These middle-class families also hold a majority disapproval rating on the job Obama is doing as president (45 percent approve, 54 percent disapprove), and turn even more negative toward Obama on specific areas
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From nautical to modern, every style does well with a touch of blue.
This Manhattan apartment may be a rental, but decorator Frank de Biasi and textile designer Gene Meyer consider it a permanent installation of personal treasures. The door is painted in Benjamin Moore's Sylvan Mist with Palace Blue trim. The chair is Scottish Regency and the center artwork is by Robert Greene.
In a modern Mexican treehouse, the wall in the master bedroom is painted in Patagonia by Comex. The bedside lights are by Herman Miller. The bed, dresser and side tables in the master bedroom are by Roche Bobois, and the Eames chair and ottoman are by Herman Miller.
In a romantic Marrakech abode, blue takes on a lively charm in the master bedroom. The bed is topped with blue fabrics from Mali and Morocco, while the antique sconces are Italian and the poster is French. A sequined blanket adds a touch of sparkle to the stenciled floor.
In a northern New Jersey family's home, designer Nannette Brown blanketed the wife's study in deep blue, which trims walls paneled with custom-bade brass grilles. The sectional sofa is upholstered in a Schumacher velvet with Samuel & Sons trim and the cocktail table is by Philip and Kelvin LaVerne.
In a Hamptons home decorated by designer Victoria Hagan, a brilliantly nautical striped rug and deep blue couches bring a splash of the sea indoors.
In the home of interior designer Emily Henderson, a once outdated bathroom received an incredible makeover thanks to light blue wall tiles, a coat of crisp white paint and glimmering gold fixtures.
Architect Cynthia Wang and designer Jamie Bush helped conjure this country cabin with a touch of cool for a Silicon Valley family. In the modern master bedroom, the wall's blue-grey hue complements the cool-toned furniture: an armchair and stool by Minotti, upholstered in a Holly Hunt leather, a side table by Jonathan Adler and a bench and dresser by Lawson-Fenning. The drawing is by Ching Ho Cheng and the carpet is by Decorative Carpets.
In the Marrakech home of Samuel and Caitlin Dowe-Sandes, owners of Popham Design, a blue-striped entry hall leads to the complementary dining room, which showcases blue zigzagged cement tiles of the owners' design. The vintage chairs are by Harry Bertoia and Mart Stam.
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The whimsical walls in this Southhampton cottage, belonging to fashion designer Lorry Newhouse, are saturated with blue patterns. The wallpaper in the bedroom and the fabric for the chair, bed skirts and curtains are by Rose Cumming. The coverlet and shams are by Matouk. The prints and mirror are Victorian.
In Newhouse's cottage, the dining room also embraces a soft blue as the base of its color palette. Painted Chippendale-style chairs surround a dining table covered with Marimekko fabric, and the striped rug is by Dash & Albert.
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Broomstick with jockey George M. Odom up.
|Ben Brush
|United States
|Col. Milton Young
(McGrathiana Stud)
|Samuel S. Brown
Harry Payne Whitney
|Peter Wimmer
Robert Tucker (at age 3)
|39 Starts: 14-11-5
|Major wins
|Great American Stakes (1903)
Juvenile Stakes (1903)
Expectation Stakes (1903)
Travers Stakes (1904)
Brighton Handicap (1904)
Flying Handicap (1904)
|Leading sire in North America
(1913, 1914, 1915)
Leading broodmare sire in North America
(1932, 1933)
|U.S. Racing Hall of Fame (1956)
Broomstick (1901–1931) was a Thoroughbred race horse born and bred at the famous McGrathiana Stud in Kentucky, but more importantly, he was one of the great sires of American racing. Out of another great sire, the Hall of Famer Ben Brush, Broomstick went on after his racing career to produce champion after champion for many years.
The important horseman, James R. Keene (who owned Domino, Kingston, Colin and Sysonby among so many other memorable horses), also owned Elf, Broomstick's dam. Believing she was barren, he sold her to Milton Young. One year later she foaled Broomstick. As a yearling Broomstick then went to a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania coal millionaire named Captain Samuel S. Brown who was a member of The Jockey Club and the owner of two racetracks.
Broomstick was small, but he won his first three stakes at two. Because of this, he was weighted down rather heavily for such a young horse and consequently won fewer races at that age. He placed in the Saratoga Special, the Walden Stakes, the Flatbush Stakes, the Great Trial Stakes and the Spring Stakes.
At three, and under another trainer, he won the Travers Stakes. In the Brighton Handicap he beat older horses and set a record that stood for nine years. In that race he was up against the truly game Irish Lad who broke down nearing the wire, but finished on three legs, only barely beaten.
Still heavily weighted, he placed in the Merchants and Citizens Handicap, the Hindoo Handicap, and his second Saratoga Special.
At four his only important effort was a place in the Century Handicap.
At stud[edit]
Broomstick was retired to stud duty at Capt. Brown's Senorita Stock Farm near Lexington, Kentucky where he sired three crops including 1911 Kentucky Derby winner Meridian, Sweeper II who raced in England and in 1912 won the Classic 2,000 Guineas Stakes, and the 1913 American Horse of the Year Whisk Broom II who went on to sire Whiskery, the winner of the 1927 Kentucky Derby. Capt. Brown died in late 1905 and his brother, W. Harry Brown, continued on with the business until November 23, 1908 when he sold Broomstick and twenty-eight other horses at a Fasig-Tipton auction. [1]
Purchased by Harry Payne Whitney, Broomstick was sent to stand at his Brookdale Farm in New Jersey where he continued as a great sire. Even with only an average eleven foals per crop, of those eleven foals twenty five percent were stakes winners. The best of the lot was Regret, the first filly to win the Kentucky Derby which she did in 1915. He also sired Cudgel who, in his time, beat Exterminator, Sun Briar, Johren, and Roamer. And then there was the extraordinary Tippity Witchet who raced 266 times over thirteen seasons and won 78 of those starts, came in second 52 times, and third 42 times.
Broomstick was America's leading sire from 1913 to 1915 and among the top ten for 17 years: 1910 to 1927. He died when he was thirty years old, only a few years past being at his best.
External links[edit]
- Broomstick's pedigree
- Broomstick in the Hall of Fame
- The Spell of the Turf by Sam Hildreth and James R. Crowell


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This Real Madrid campaign really belongs on some pan-European equivalent of UK Gold, possibly in between episodes of Der Minder and Ola Ola and with a soundtrack by Samira Said, the sultry songstress who lit up the 1980 Eurovision song contest while representing Morocco. Quite what Morocco were doing in that contest, other, possibly, than performing Bitaqat Khub so badly that they were never invited back, the Fiver doesn't know and couldn't be bothered finding out.
The point is that this Real Madrid campaign has been one to satisfy nostalgia fans; at a time when inveterate malcontents grumble about Uefa banjaxing the Big Cup by ensuring the same teams feature in it every year, Real have managed to reach the semi-finals without playing anyone decent, just like back in the day.
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Back in 1976 their semi-final took a turn towards mayhem when Wigan manager Roberto Martínez had his nose broken in a collision with the Bayern goalkeeper Sepp Maier, whose brutality towards the then three-year-old (actually, come to think of it, it may have been a different Roberto Martínez) prompted a Madrid fan to run on to the pitch and attack both the referee and the Bayern striker Gerd Müller.
The clubs' next semi-final clash came 11 years later and is best remembered for the Real midfield Juanito stamping on Lothar Matthäus's back and head and copping a five-year ban. In 1981 the teams couldn't even avoid conflict during a friendly, as all the Bayern players stormed off the pitch in a huff when one of their team-mates was sent off for making obscene gestures to the crowd.
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The FA has confirmed that the man to blame for Liverpool losing 3-0 to Chelsea in the FA Cup final is Phil Dowd. "I would never have thought in my wildest dreams when I first started refereeing that one day I'd be refereeing the FA Cup final," blubbered Dowd.
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Most land-surface schemes in climate models use highly simplified, static estimates to represent plant ecosystems. "We wanted to test the effect of having an interactive, growing canopy as opposed to a static canopy in a climate model," explained NCAR researcher Elena Tsvetsinskaya (Environmental and Societal Impacts Group). She, Linda Mearns (ESIG), and William Easterling (Penn State) began with a crop model known as CERES, which includes changes in growth stages, allocation of biomass among the different plant parts, leaf area, and canopy height. They coupled these parts of CERES to the NCAR Biosphere-Atmosphere Transfer Scheme, which simulates exchanges of heat, moisture, and energy with the atmosphere, and then coupled this modified version of BATS (dubbed BATS-GF) with the NCAR Regional Climate Model.
In the Great Plains, the drought of 1988 stunted crop growth, leading to plants with decreased leaf area. The scientists simulated that growing season using two versions of BATS-GF and two types of control runs with the standard BATS. They found that by including the wilted plants, they obtained a more realistic result--with more heat, less water vapor, and less precipitation over the region--than in the control cases.
The team also found that using the interactive plant simulation altered not only the patterns of temperature, water vapor, and precipitation during a single season, but also the annual variability in these factors. The results matched better with real-world observations of the same period than did the static vegetation case. Tsvetsinskaya said, "Our work adds to the evidence that growing agricultural ecosystems have a considerable effect on the warm- season climate of the Great Plains. For climate change studies, our results suggest that a potentially warmer climate could develop over the central U.S. than is currently simulated by climate models without interactive vegetation."
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It's been nearly 4 years since Sin City actress Brittany Murphy passed away of what were originally reported as natural causes; pneumonia and anemia. In what was ostensibly a coincidence, 5 months later, Murphy's widower, Simon Monjack, was found dead at the same residence which was also reported to be caused by pneumonia and severe anemia. Odd? Very.
Murphy's father, Angelo Bertolotti, wasn't buying it and suspected that the two were in fact poisoned by someone out to kill the couple, so he requested that the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office provide him with his daughter's hair samples for independent testing via the Carlson Company.
TheWrap reports that recently, in what the lab's general manager Denny Seilheimer calls a "bona fide report," evidence was found that Murphy and Monjack may have in fact been poisoned as Bertolotti had suspected, probably by "a third party perpetrator with likely criminal intent." The report found that Murphy's body had severely elevated levels of aluminum, manganese, barium and other metals. You can view a screenshot of the report after the jump.
No further information is currently available as TheWrap states, "Bertolotti told TheWrap he was not immediately available to comment Monday," and Seilheimer had nothing much to say other than, "It was our client's prerogative to release the report. That's all I can tell you." LAPD spokesman, Officer Cleon Joseph, explained it would be up to the coroner's office whether to take further action.
We will update this story as any further information arises.
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PANORTHA-L ArchivesArchiver > PANORTHA > 2004-12 > 1102775940
From: (geri brennan)
Subject: Reitzel
Date: Sat, 11 Dec 2004 09:39:00 -0500
In-Reply-To: John Young <firstname.lastname@example.com>'s message of Fri, 10 Dec2004 19:01:47 -0800 (PST)
Anna Maria 3 April 1761 John George and Anna Maria
Catharine 30 April 1760 George and Eve
Christoper 26 Nov 1758 George and Eve
John 14 Sept 1756 John George and Eve
John George 17 Sept 1754 John George and Eve
John Jacob 9 June 1763 George and Eve
JOhn Peter 7 Nov 1771 Peter and Maria Barbara
John Matthias 5 Sept 1744 George and Sibilla
Yustus Trebert, deceased, late of Lancaster Borough. Minor child over 14
chooses George Reitzel, guardian
Oct 1 1774.Justus Trebert. deceased. Ex. George Reitzell, Jacob Weaver
and Henry Hare
Sept 7 1779 John Manderbaugh, Adm. Elizabeth Manderbaugh and Michael
Haberstick. Minor childern Henry and Jacob Manderbaug, over 14 chooses
George Reitzell of Lancaster Borough
10 June 1782 Peter Reitzell, deceased, late of Lancaster
Borough-cordwain. Ex. George Reitzell and Peter Fetter. Minor children,
George, Peter and Anna Maria, all under 14,
Reitzel, Elias O., was born May 15, 1851, in Mountville, Lancaster Co.
His great-grandfather the first to come to America from Holland with 3
sons, all of whom were married at the time. Col. Joseph Reitzel,
grandfather to Elias O., was a weaver by trade, and came to America with
his father, and located in Lancaster Co. He died 1867, past 84y. He
served in the War of 1812. He was twice married. Among the 12 children
born to the first union with Miss Boner were; Joseph,John, Samuel,
Henry, Peggy married George Imhoff, and Betsey who married Edward Glory.
He married 2nd to Elizabeth Mann, of Sunflower, Lancaster Co, near
Chester Co and their children were; Daniel, Harrision, Ephraim H., and
Sarah. Elizabeth (Mann) died June 15, 1893.
John Retzel, died 1851. He married Margaret Otto and she was born Oct 5,
1825, in Berks Co, and died Feb 21, 1893 in Columbia. Her father, Henry
Otto, of Berks Co., settled in Manor at an early day. Mr. and Mrs.
Reitzel, were members of the Lutheran Church. Their children were Jacob
of Norton Co. KA, Joseph, of Columbia and Elias O. The mother married
2nd William D. Mann, who also died long before her, passing away Oct 24,
1868 age 55. Two children were born of this union, Elizabeth married
John Good of Lancaster and Miss Mary Ann Mann
Elias O. married Nov 20 1887 to Mrs. Catharine (Sherrick) Smith, who was
born May 25, 1851 in Washington borough. She first married John Smith,
and they had one daughter Mary E. With her union to Reitzel she had
Milton H., and Mary F.
Paul Sherrick of Washington borough, Mrs. Reitzel's father, was a son of
John and Elizabeth Sherrick, of Germany. He first married Margaret
Vouliver by whom he had; Jacob, Lenah, widow George Green, of Steelton,
Fanny, Mary,John of Manor twp. Mrs Sherrick died March 29, 1845 aged 35.
He married 2nd to Elizabeth Collings, d/o Samuel and Nancy
(Hougentogler) Collins
Reitzel, Peter to Susanna Newcomer, 16 April 1772
Reitzel, Ephraim Reitzel, Sr was born Feb 4, 1842. He is the grandson of
Conrad Reitzel, a weaver by trade who emigrated to America fo
Switzerland. Ephraim's father name was Joseph and he died 1867. He was
twice married, his first wife's maiden name was Boner. His second wife
was Elizabeth Mann of Chester Co.
Ephraim H, his mother, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Mann, her
paternal grandfather was William Mann of Fallowfield, Chester Co. He
married Jane Brown, 1st cousin to General Anthony Wayne. She had 4
brothers, who served in the patriot armay. John, David, Matthew and Eli.
David was wounded . He and his brother John returned from the war and
settled in Ohio. To Willam and Jane (Brown) Mann were born; James,
Jonathan, William,,Joseph, Samuel, Ezekiel and Eli. John Mann, the
maternal grandfather of Mr. Reitzel, was also a soldier of the Rev. His
wife was Anne Devine, do William Devine and his wife isabelle Moore
War of 1812
Reitzel, Joseph wf Elizabeth, WC-34815, srv Capt Good, PA
Reitzell, John P., wf Mary, WC-16881 srv Capt Marshall, PA
Best Wishes, Geri
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