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The first unequivocal evidence that humans in prehistoric Northern Europe made cheese more than 7,000 years ago is described in research by an international team of scientists, led by the University of Bristol, UK, published today in Nature.
By analysing fatty acids extracted from unglazed pottery pierced with small holes excavated from archaeological sites in Poland, the researchers showed that dairy products were processed in these ceramic vessels. Furthermore, the typology of the sieves, close in shape to modern cheese-strainers, provides compelling evidence that these specialised vessels have been used for cheese-making.
Before this study, milk residues had been detected in early sites in Northwestern Anatolia (8,000 years ago) and in Libya (nearly 7,000 years ago). Nevertheless, it had been impossible to detect if the milk was processed to cheese products.
Researchers from the Organic Geochemistry Unit at the University of Bristol, together with colleagues at Princeton (USA), Łódź, Gdánsk and Poznań (Poland) studied unglazed pottery from the region of Kuyavia (Poland) dating from around 7,000 years ago. These had been typologically interpreted as cheese-strainers by archaeologists for more than 30 years due to the peculiar presence of small sized holes on the surface of the sherds. In fact, these archaeological sherds looked like modern cheese-strainers.
Using lipid biomarker and stable isotope analysis, researchers examined preserved fatty acids trapped in the fabric of the pottery and showed that the sieves had indeed been used for processing dairy products. Milk residues were also detected in non-perforated bowls, which may have been used with the sieves.
Contrastingly, the analyses of non-perforated pottery (cooking pots or bottles) demonstrated that they were not used for processing milk. The presence of ruminant carcass fats in cooking pots showed that they were likely used to cook meat, while the presence of beeswax in bottles suggests the sealing of the pottery to store water.
Thus, the analyses of such a range of ceramics from the same area showed for the first time that different types of pottery were used in a specific manner, with sieves (and maybe bowls) being used for cheese-making, cooking pots for cooking meat and waterproofed bottles for storing water.
The processing of milk and particularly the production of cheese were critical in early agricultural societies as it allowed the preservation of milk in a non-perishable and transportable form and, of primary importance, it made milk a more digestible commodity for early prehistoric farmers.
Mélanie Salque, a PhD student from the University of Bristol and one of the authors of the paper said: "Before this study, it was not clear that cattle were used for their milk in Northern Europe around 7,000 years ago. However, the presence of the sieves in the ceramic assemblage of the sites was thought to be a proof that milk and even cheese was produced at these sites. Of course, these sieves could have been used for straining all sorts of things, such as curds from whey, meat from stock or honeycombs from honey. We decided to test the cheese-making hypothesis by analysing the lipids trapped into the ceramic fabric of the sieves.
"The presence of milk residues in sieves (which look like modern cheese-strainers) constitutes the earliest direct evidence for cheese-making. So far, early evidence for cheese-making were mostly iconographic, that is to say murals showing milk processing, which dates to several millennia later than the cheese strainers."
Peter Bogucki one of the co-authors of this new study and proponent of the cheese strainer hypothesis nearly 30 years ago notes that: "As well as showing that humans were making cheese 7,000 years ago, these results provide evidence of the consumption of low-lactose content milk products in Prehistory. Making cheese allowed them to reduce the lactose content of milk, and we know that at that time, most of the humans were not tolerant to lactose. Making cheese is a particularly efficient way to exploit the nutritional benefits of milk, without becoming ill because of the lactose."
The leader of the Bristol team, Professor Richard Evershed added: "It is truly remarkable the depth of insights into ancient human diet and food processing technologies these ancient fats preserved in archaeological ceramics are now providing us with!"
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Prosecutor: Convicted killer Spader 'chose' to be evil
Prosecutor Jeffery Strelzin, the state's top homocide prosecutor, called convicted killer Steven Spader a "psychopath ... who has no regard for anybody else's life." (FILE PHOTO)
But it wasn't the system, or his parents, that failed Steven Spader and turned him into someone who would murder a woman in her bed with a machete and maim her young daughter, the state's top homicide prosecutor says.
"He's a psychopath," Jeffery Strelzin said of Spader, now 21, who was convicted of killing Kimberly Cates in her Mont Vernon home in 2009 and the attempted murder of her then-11-year-old daughter.
And that's the only explanation for why Spader and his friend Christopher Gribble were able to commit such a horrific crime "and to show no remorse except for the fact that they were caught," Strelzin said.
Last week, a judge granted a request by the New Hampshire Union Leader to unseal court documents in the Spader case, including depositions by his parents, Steven and Christine Spader, who adopted Steven when he was 5 days old.
Asked whether the system failed the Spader family, Strelzin said, "No. Because this is a case of someone who made a conscious decision to go out and randomly attack and kill innocent people.
"So he was well-equipped to make rational and certainly logical and legal decisions. And he chose not to."
He understands the public's need to "give order to disorder," Strelzin said.
"Nobody wants to accept that often the simple answer is that somebody chose to do a terrible thing," he said. "They came from a good family and nobody saw it coming. Because that thought is very uncomfortable."
"And even though you treat them very well and you equip them with what you hope are the right skills they need to make the right decisions, they can still choose not to."
"They don't care about other people, and unfortunately they took great satisfaction in inflicting pain and mayhem on innocent people. It gave them a sense of power and pleasure. That's who they are."
"Yes," Strelzin said at once. It's why the killers chose their victims at random, making it less likely they would be caught, he said. And it's why, while they disposed of their bloody clothing in a river after the murder, they buried their weapons "so they could use them again."
There were echoes in the Mont Vernon case of another horrific crime committed by a pair of teenage boys: the murder of Dartmouth College professors Half and Susanne Zantop in 2001.
"Similar weapons were used, cutting instruments. ... Knives in the Hanover case, and here (in Mont Vernon), you had a knife and a machete."
His impression of Spader? "He's just bad right to the core."
Geraghty said it was in part the randomness of the crime that shook so many across the state.
"People went and got dogs. People went and got guns. People put bars on their windows. It just struck home."
Each year, David Cates holds a golf tournament on the anniversary of the attack, for a scholarship in his wife's name. "To take back the date," Geraghty said.
To this day, Strelzin keeps a photo of Kim, David and Jaimie Cates on his desk. It's a measure of how deeply this case touched him.
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"That's not something everyday life equips you to deal with," he said. "And when you meet these families, you see what the lasting effects are."
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A Greenwich townhouse will be the intimate setting for a new adaptation of Oscar Wilde's gothic fable, The Picture of Dorian Gray.
Audiences will step into the house, which will be transformed into a 19th century salon, for an immersive show by The Alchemic Order.
The Picture of Dorian Gray is in Greenwich (address revealed on booking) from August 8 to September 13.
Previews start July 31.
Tickets cost £37.50 to £47.50, or £25 for selected previews.
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Coos Bay considers 70-foot urban wind turbines
Nov 16, 2012
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COOS BAY — The city of Coos Bay will consider allowing wind turbines in town.
The World of Coos Bay reports that (http://bit.ly/U3ZdMd ) turbines have been under a moratorium and the city hasn't made much progress on the issue in the past two years.
But the City Council plans to take public comment in February or March, and it has an online survey on its website.
The draft ordinance would allow turbines no taller than 70 feet — much shorter than industrial wind turbines that are more than 250 feet.
'What we would need is an ordinance to limit any negative impacts to neighbors," said Laura Barron, the city's planning administrator.
For large turbines, residents would have to show that noise would be minimal, viewsheds would not be disturbed and the device would meet tough safety standards. Restrictions would be reduced for smaller devices.
Some new technology doesn't require huge towers. Micro wind turbines being tested and used around the country can be mounted on rooftops and the edges of buildings.
"The thing people are most concerned about is the visual impact," said Ted Brekken, an assistant professor of electrical engineering and computer science at Oregon State University. 'If your neighbor puts up a 70-foot wind turbine, that is as high as a seven story building."
Wind is slowed dramatically by hills, trees and buildings, all of which abound in Coos Bay, and wind is more powerful at higher elevations.
"The short answer is, (wind power) doesn't work well in an urban setting," Brekken said. 'If the city allowed it, you could build it. But it will produce a tiny fraction of the amount of power its industrial brothers will produce."
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This March Kate Nash will embark on her 11-date North American tour to coincide with the March 5th release of her album 'GIRL TALK'.
The tour will commence in Boston on March 12th, making stops across the mid-west and Canada, then returning for a grand Finale in New York City on March 26th at the Bowery Ballroom.
Kate will be performing with her all female band and playing tracks from her highly anticipated forthcoming album, including her brand new single '3 AM' which drops in the U.S on February 18th.
Alongside her 'Girl Talk' tour and album release, Kate is also partnering with the 'Because I am a Girl' charity. 'Because I am a Girl' is Plan International's global initiative focusing on improving the lives of 4 million girls and their families by 2016.
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The European Space Agency released the first image taken by a craft from the surface of the comet. Gautam Naik explains the significance of the findings and photos. Photo: ESA
A robotic probe has become the first craft to land on a comet, an unprecedented moment in space exploration. Gautam Naik reports. Photo: ESA
Scientists using the atom-smashing machine known as the Large Hadron Collider said they had observed two new particles never seen before, a discovery that refines understanding of how elementary particles interact.
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An instrument aboard the Philae lander, which last week landed on the surface of a comet, has determined the presence of organic molecules there.
The Rosetta robotic space probe has landed on a comet. WSJ's Gautam Naik explains how a feat like this is achieved. Photo: ESA
From Rosetta's takeoff in French Guiana in 2004 to its rendezvous with comet 67P this past summer, WSJ's Gautam Naik looks at the Rosetta mission's milestones in the past 10 years.
Up to three Ebola-infected people could embark on overseas flights every month from the three most-affected African countries, according to a new study that projected travel patterns based on infection rates and recent flight schedules.
A study projects up to three Ebola-infected people could be on overseas flights each month from the three most-affected African countries. WSJ's Gautam Naik reports. Photo: Getty
The artificial sweeteners in diet sodas, yogurt and other foods can raise blood-sugar levels, according to a new study. WSJ's Gautam Naik reports. Photo: iStock
Spinosaurus, a meat-eating dinosaur bigger than Tyrannosaurus rex, was built for water and preferred swimming to walking, a new study says. WSJ's Gautam Naik reports. Photo: National Geographic/NOVA
In an important breakthrough in the fight against Ebola, scientists have used an experimental drug to completely cure 18 monkeys infected with the deadly virus. WSJ's Gautam Naik reports. Photo: Getty Images
The probe that landed on a comet sent back a signal saying it was alive and still functioning before its batteries gave out, the European Space Agency said.
Scientists at the European Space Agency fear that the Philae probe now sitting on a comet's surface may be on the verge of running out of battery power, a scenario that could bring key scientific experiments to a premature end.
The historic Philae comet probe hit its target, but then unexpectedly bounced twice, settling in the shadow of a cliff that could hinder its research, new images showed.
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Drinks: Sundog Cider Carameltini
When we asked the folks at Sundog Cider in Chatham to create a pre-Thanksgiving cocktail using the hard cider crafted in their solar-powered mill, they reached for what goes best with fall apples: caramel. The result: a caramel-rimmed martini (made extra smooth with matching vodka) plus a slice of apple as a garnish.
Parties: Community Ties
The chilly weather didn't stop the community from coming out in droves to support local art and culture. The Northwest CT Arts Council celebrated its first-ever CultureMAX! Awards; The Norman Rockwell Museum honored illustrator Mort Künstler at his opening reception; and The Festival of Trees kicked off with a ROAR at the Berkshire Museum.
Recipe: Simple And Light Coco Rochers
Buttery croissants as light as air, delectably rich pain au chocolat, sweetly sticky pistachio macarons… some of the best parts of Paris are its pastries. Alana Chernila remembers them fondly from her early travels, and with the help of Dorie Greenspan's new cookbook, Baking Chez Moi, she's not afraid to try and recreate one of her favorite French cookies.
Real Estate: Private Lap Pools
Enjoy a private dunk, day or night, or get your laps in without leaving the comfort of home in these posh properties with indoor pools perfect for year-round exercise. One comes with added sauna, and two offer an additional outdoor pool and large pond for summertime swims. C'mon in – the water's fine!
Garden: Wreaths From The Woods
Inspired by the volunteer wreath makers at the Berkshire Botanical Garden, Brian Cruey suggests making your own holiday decorations. Finding the decorative elements is as easy as taking a walk in the woods — or, possibly, your back yard. Seedpods, feathers, acorns and nuts, branches and pine cones are nature's contributions to a fabulous holiday wreath.
The Rural We: Stephanie Iverson
Like many transplants to the area, Stephanie Iverson has transformed her life since moving here in 2005 with her family. She went from city (Boston) to small town (Lenox), from bookbinder to jewelry designer, from yoga practitioner to certified instructor. "There is everything I want here: community, culture, nature and more," she says.
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November 28 & 29, Ghent Art School of Columbia County Make It, Don't Buy It: Eight workshops that will teach you how to make embossed notebooks, collaged cards, pop-up books, beaded ornaments and other gift items. Beginning at Noon each day.
November 28 & 29, Kent Holiday Champagne Stroll For $10, you can sample over 30 champagnes at the more than 30 participating businesses. 4-7 p.m. both days.
November 28 & 29, Pine Plains Stissing House Le Shopping is back with a preview night on Friday from 5-8 p.m. with cocktails, wine and small bites. A $20 donation will benefit the Pine Plains Food Bank. Shopping continues on Saturday from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
November 28 & 29, Hudson Helsinki Hudson Part dance party, part funk concert, part comedy show, Everett Bradley's "Holidelic" features original holiday songs as well as loose, funk-infused adaptations of Tchaikovsky, "Frosty the Snowman," "Little Drummer Boy" and the like. 9 p.m.
November 28—30, Hudson Basilica Hudson Farm + Flea: Large-scale market & farmstand featuring a diverse group of regional makers, farmers & vintage collectors. Begins Friday with a soiree with cocktails and shopping, 5-9 p.m. Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
November 29, Torrington Torrington Makers Market A curated retail show featuring the freshest artisans from CT, MA, NY & RI. All vendors were hand-picked and personally invited to attend this show. Knights of Columbus at 152 Litchfield Street. 12-5 p.m.
November 29, Monterey Colonial Thanksgiving Party Benefit for the Bidwell House Museum with live music, refreshments, and silent auction. 4-7 p.m.
November 29, Hudson Stair Galleries Launch party for Hermes Mallea's new book, Escape: The Heyday of Caribbean Glamour. 5:30-7:30 p.m.
December 3, Pittsfield The Colonial Theatre On the 30th anniversary of its release, The Wailers will be touring the US performing the iconic album Legend in its entirety. 7:30 p.m.
December 4, Lenox Berkshire Creative's Sparkle! Enjoy specialty cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, live music and a silent auction with other area creatives. Ventfort Hall, 6:30 p.m.
December 5, West Stockbridge Six Depot Artist reception for Aurel & Molly de St. Andre's screenprint and hand-cut paper works of art, followed by dinner, live piano music and screening of The Child King. Beginning at 5 p.m.
December 5—7, Stockbridge Berkshire Botanical Garden Holiday Marketplace, with a kickoff cocktail party on Friday from 5-8 p.m., followed by two days of shopping, including the Gallery of Wreaths and gifts from the BBG & local artisan vendors. Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. & Sun. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
December 6, Hudson STAIR Auctions Auction of Modern and Contemporary art, including works by Picasso, Chagall, Braque, Jim Dine, James Rosenquist, Rauschenberg, Terry Winters and others. 10 a.m.
December 6, Monterey Monterey Makers Studio Tour Visit and shop from more than a dozen studios featuring pottery, fine art, baskets, metalsmith products, woodwork, foods, yarn and more. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
December 6, Hudson Winter Walk Warren Street is transformed into a festive boulevard with twinkling lights, brightly decorated shops, Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus, live reindeer, horse-drawn wagons, carolers and a legion of characters and performers. 5-8 p.m.
December 6 & 7, Pittsfield Alchemy Initiative's Handmade Holiday Festival A curated, modern craft fair with nearly 50 contemporary makers, artisans, designers and food producers. BCC's Paterson Field House. Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
December 7, Lenox Blantyre Be Dazzled: Berkshire United Way celebrates and raises funds with fine wines, small plates, astrologers, palm readers, and prizes. 4-7 p.m.
December 12, Kinderhook Candlelight Night Stroll along and visit local merchants or take a horse-drawn wagon ride on the Village Square. Fun for kids, teens & adults, with live music, pop-up exhibits and more. 5:30-8:30 p.m.
December 12—14, Pittsfield Holiday Shindy Shire City Sanctuary's makers' sale with 50+ hand-selected vendors offering holiday greenery, jewelry, ceramics, dresses, candles, treats & more. Preview party Friday 5-8 p.m. Sat. shopping 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
December 13, Germantown Friends of Clermont Holiday Party Enjoy wine, hors d'oeuvres and holiday cheer while admiring the mansion bedecked in holiday finery. 5:30-7:30 p.m.
December 13, Rhinecliff Second Annual Holiday Celebration The Friends of the Morton and the Rhinebeck Readers Theatre present an evening of stories, short plays, music and caroling at the Morton Library, 8 p.m.
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Fascinating stories lie behind the big picture
No matter what angle you take or how hard you look -- and believe us, we've been looking hard -- the economic performance of Manitoba in 2013 looked generally the same as it does most years.
A survey of the bank and institutional forecasters has tagged Manitoba's GDP growth rate at 2.6 per cent for 2012, 1.9 per cent for 2013 and 2.2 per cent in 2014, effectively mirroring the Canadian national experience.
The big picture didn't change much in 2013 for the same reason as always -- economic diversity. But it's within that mix where the good stories are cooked up.
Not a national player... Until it is
The big national telcos were at war with the federal government all year and MTS once again seemed on the verge of being swallowed by one of the Big Three. A much-debated change in foreign ownership regulations made MTS's national business fibre-optics network, Allstream, eligible for a foreign capital infusion -- a mechanism the company believed would be the saviour for the underperforming division. Accelero, a very successful group led by Egyptian nationals, came forward in an orderly way to buy Allstream. The vetting process took place with no clue from anyone the Ottawa security apparatus had any problem until the very last minute, when they spiked the deal. It threw Canada's reputation as a place that is friendly to foreign investment into question and has put MTS back on its heels to come up with plan B for Allstream.
What do you mean there's no water?
As a concept, CentrePort has been marketed as having the potential to be the city's most important development in a generation. The concept includes actual greenfield development, which means water and sewer service will eventually be required. That means underground water pipes and an actual supply of water. A $212-million highway was finished this year, political leadership as high up as the prime minister himself was on board, all that's needed now is... water? How hard can that be? Very hard, it turns out. Legal issues with the city's legacy water supply cropped up just when anchor tenants (a Facebook server farm?) started to show interest. A new water-delivery scheme is now in the works and the current generation is counting on increasing longer life expectancy so they will be able to experience CentrePort's impact on the economy.
They're giving it away
For a long time now, the development of a functioning high-tech sector has been a goal for the province's big picture economic planners. And some real headway has been made with development of world-class medical devices and medical therapeutic technology. But this year IMRIS and DiaMedica left town and Monteris and Intelligent Hospital Systems were forced to move some of the production assets out of province. However, in an inspired move, the University of Manitoba instituted a new policy allowing private sector entities to use technologies developed by the university with no fees or strings attached until they become part of commercialized offerings. It could be a game-changer.
Meet the new boss
In a rare instance of minority shareholders successfully ousting management they believed had lost sight of shareholders interests, Manitoba tribal councils fired Allan McLeod, CEO of Tribal Councils Investment Group this year. They might have waited just a little too long to pull the trigger. It seems despite the awards and goodwill TCIG had garnered, several of the business units were ailing and the bank lender was already getting antsy. So now, months after the palace coup, there's still no CEO in place, two of the units have been closed and an 11th-hour re-financing has apparently fallen through. The news early in 2014 will be either the arrival of a saviour or total liquidation for TCIG.
Explorer discovers New Flyer
New Flyer Industries had the kind of year that solidifies a company's position in the competitive landscape for years to come. In January, it closed a $116-million strategic investment with Brazilian bus company, Marcopolo S.A., for 20 per cent of the company. That was followed by the purchase of the parts business of shuttered competitor, Orion, from Daimler Buses North America and the all-out acquisition of another competitor, North American Bus Industries. It's already working on an all-electric prototype and will soon start introducing a smaller, medium-sized transit bus for the North American market in partnership with a British firm. Meanwhile, aging bus fleets are forcing cities across North America back into the market and New Flyer's red rockets are looking better than ever.
What happened to all those parking lots?
Downtown Winnipeg's famous expanse of surface parking lots aren't gone yet but two potential new major downtown mixed-use developments and the long-discussed convention centre expansion now underway ought to add a dose of densification to a sprawling downtown long characterized by... parking lots. This isn't China, where highrise towers are built before tenants are even sought, but Toronto-based Fortress Real Developments is definitely serious about its proposed SkyCity Centre, a 45-storey, 400-condo project on Graham Avenue, as is local Longboat Development for its proposed So/Po Square on the current cityplace parking lot, another mixed use office/retail/hotel development.
A gas station for Santa?
OmniTRAX, the Denver company that owns the Hudson Bay Railway and the Port of Churchill, thought they'd finally found a commodity with enough global demand to ship out of its northern port that would make the northern port more economically active -- crude oil from the midwest Bakken basin. But then the tragic derailment in Lac-Mégantic, Que. put the shipment of oil by rail under the microscope. OmniTRAX says it's adamant it will test the feasibility this year but it's already a major public relations project causing nightmares for some who worry about oil tanker cars rolling on rickety tracks across all that pristine northern muskeg.
DIY start-ups
The concept of a makerspace may not yet be part of the popular consciousness but whatever you want to call AssentWorks/Ramp-Up Manitoba's workspace in an old Exchange District warehouse, it is an amazing achievement. The headquarters for Winnipeg's red-hot start-up culture was already housing a handful of 3-D printers and a host of other high-tech production equipment even before the federal government handed the volunteer board nearly $500,000 to buy even more equipment this year. Founded two years ago by the visionary Michael Legary and a few partners, the grassroots co-op prototyping/research/start-up space is already the largest facility of its kind in the country.
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In the rankings of "hot" sectors in 2013, mining was at the "cold" end of the spectrum. In Manitoba, matters were made worse by a number of First Nation demonstrations, including the attempted eviction of a long-standing gold mine development site near Red Sucker Lake. This year, the province finally rolled up its sleeves and started taking its duty to consult First Nations more seriously but not before Manitoba fell further down the list of international jurisdictions open to mining.
When is the bounty too bountiful?
This year's Prairie harvest was one of the best in history. It came after one of the worst droughts in years south of the border, which drove prices up. The huge harvest this year brought prices back down to earth and clogged up elevators, rail carriers, port terminals and on-farm storage capacity. Regardless of the collateral damage caused by the huge production volumes, farmers would take it over a failed crop any day.
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"No matter what happens, you're still the best in your state."
Those are the words the Marion County 11-12-year-old state softball champions heard when they arrived in Indianapolis, Ind., last week. In fact, every team that participated in the Little League Central Regional was reminded they were the best in their state by the Little League staff.
On July 24, the 11-12-year-old all-stars lost their final game in the regional. Their final record was 0-3 after they lost their their final game, 6-0.
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Critical currents of NbTi and Nb3Sn multifilamentary wires have been studied in magnetic fields to 9 T as a function of mechanical load applied at 4 K. Degradation of the critical current in NbTi is limited to about 30% with the effect becoming large only at strains above ∼ 1%. The change in critical current with strain is much larger in Nb3Sn, commencing at strains of 0.1 to 0.3%. For both superconductors, the first 20 to 30% decrease in critical current is almost totally reversible. A number of possible explanations of the observed degradation are considered, including filament breakage, heat generation by mechanical creep, degradation of the stabilizing matrix, and defect formation in the superconductor itself. Results of experiments to test the source of degradation are reported. Evidence for microcrack damage in the Nb3Sn reaction layer has been found and it is suggested that defect size variations on the order of a coherence length (∼ 5 nm) can account for the reversibility of the degradation as well as low-strain enhancement effects.
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