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Confirmed: Two Collapsed Roofs in Warrensburg
Posted by KMZU STAFF | Feb 26, 2013 | Local News, News
Officials in Warrensburg have confirmed roof collapses in their area this morning. Click to hear KMZU's Kristie Cross talk to City Manager Paula Hartwig-Hopkins:
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The first call for assistance came into dispatch from East Gay Street shortly after 6 a.m. "This is a towing company that has transported vehicles into that building and some of those are vehicles that we started towing last night," said Hartwig-Hopkins, "We set emergency towing into effect around 6:00 p.m. so we could continue to get the roads cleared. Some of those cars are in that facility."
The second incident was reported at approximately 10:00 a.m. Tuesday morning from a retail location on Pride Street. "This is the Arwood's Furniture Store that can be seen from Highway 50," said Hartwig-Hopkins.
No injuries were reported at either location. According to Hartwig-Hopkins, reports from the scene at Arwood's do indicate extensive damage to the facility.
Residents whose vehicle was towed last night to Ron's Towing are being asked to contact the city's non-emergency dispatch number at 660-747-2265.
The second incident occurred at Arwood's Furniture on Pride Street at approximately 10 a.m. No injuries were reported in either event.
Anyone whose vehicle was towed last night to Ron's Towing is being asked to contact the city's non-emergency dispatch number. That information can be found on kmzu.com.
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This post-communion Thanksgiving, therefore, is not only a declaration of thanks but is a declaration of the need we have to continually rely upon the grace freely given by God Almighty and that we, as members of His kingdom, have a responsibility for how we live our lives and for which He equips and empowers us.
The priest having prayed this prayer of thanksgiving on behalf of the people turns to the people and issues a blessing from God Almighty. It is as if a conversation has just taken place. The people, through the priest, express thanks to God for what He has done and express dependence upon Him for their continued faithfulness to His mandate in their lives; the priest, as a representative of God, then declares to the the people that they are blessed now and into the future.


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Jungheinrich and Maschinenring agree cooperation
• Purchasing advantages for around 200,000 farms
• Long-term partnership agreement
• Jungheinrich-Service ensures continuous availability of forklift trucks
Hamburg/Neuburg an der Donau: Germany's largest network for the procurement of farming machinery, Maschinenring Deutschland, and Jungheinrich, Europe's leading manufacturer of fork lift trucks, have agreed a close cooperation. Since 1 April, the cooperation between the two companies has secured 192,000 Maschinenring member farms purchasing advantages for the procurement of fork lift trucks. The aim of the cooperation is to offer Maschinenring members modern and efficient Jungheinrich forklift trucks.
"By cooperating with Jungheinrich we guarantee Maschinenring members attractive special conditions for the procurement of high-quality forklift trucks. We have been particularly impressed with the high level of service from Jungheinrich. The continuous availability of forklift trucks that this provides is particularly important in farming," states Thomas Hausner, Head of Purchasing Advantages at Maschinenringe Deutschland GmbH. Jungheinrich has decades of experience in farming. Frank Strasmann, UE/STR Manager Sales and Marketing Germany at Jungheinrich, explains: "For us the Maschinenring network is the perfect platform for making even more attractive offers for fork lift trucks to farming groups. We look forward to a long-term partnership."
About Maschinenring:
Maschinenring was founded in 1958 in Buchhofen, Lower Bavaria. A Maschinenring is an association in which farms combine to jointly use farming and forestry machinery and to procure farm labour in the event of overcapacities.The Bundesverband der Maschinenringe e. V. is the umbrella organisation at national level. Twelve regional associations and around 240 local Maschinenring support around 192,000 farms. From its headquarters in Neuburg, through Maschinenringe Deutschland GmbH the Maschinenring helps farmers to negotiate acquisitions and purchasing advantages for farmers, organises farm labour and supplies power to the farms with LandEnergie.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad took the oath of office for a second term this month amid continuing protests against what many see as a fraud-tainted vote.
To explore events unfolding in Iran, Asia Society Texas Center hosts novelist Farnoosh Moshiri, whose books and life reflect the political traumas of her native country since the 1979 revolution.
As a budding playwright in Tehran, Moshiri saw friends and colleagues imprisoned by the Khomeini government. Fired from her job, her play banned, she fled Iran in 1983, spending years as a refugee in Afghanistan and India before making her way in 1987 to Houston. Her novels At the Wall of the Almighty, The Bathhouse, and Against Gravity and her short-story collection The Crazy Dervish and the Pomegranate Tree explore the suffering of those imprisoned and brutalized in the Islamic Republic. In addition to commenting on the election, Moshiri will answer questions and read from her work.


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Torrington cops seek witnesses to two-car head-on collision on Tuesday
Nikki Treleaven
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1of5NIKKI TRELEAVEN/Register Citizen Police investigate a two-car crash at the intersection of Prospect and Litchfield streets on Tuesday afternoon. Show MoreShow Less
TORRINGTON >> Police are investigating a head-on collision that occurred at the corner of Prospect and Litchfield streets, just before 4 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon.
Torrington Fire Department and Campion Ambulance responded to the scene, where a navy blue Toyota sedan and a red Volvo SUV collided head on at the intersection.
At the scene, it appeared the driver of the Volvo was attempting to turn left on Prospect street and the Toyota collided with the Volvo from the opposite direction as it turned.
Both vehicles sustained heavy front end damage.
Police Officer Kevin Sultaire said there was only one driver in each vehicle.
The driver of the Volvo was transported to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital.
The driver of the Toyota was uninjured.
The Torrington police and fire departments had Prospect and Litchfield street blocked off to traffic while emergency crews worked to clean up the accident.
Torrington police are asking anyone who witnessed the accident to call them at 860-489-2007.
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A majority are willing to reopen with social distancing rules in place.
Teddy Elliot
Published May 19 2020
Updated May 19 2020 at 04:19 PM
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Going out to eat after confinement could look very different. The majority of Quebec restaurant owners want to resume business even if they have to reduce dining room capacity, according to a survey. The Association Restauration Québec (ARQ) surveyed 1,217 restaurant owners between May 6 and May 11 and found that 72% of respondents are in favour of reopening at half capacity. More than half of the owners surveyed said that if the current situation doesn't improve, their establishments will close in one to six months.
"Our survey shows that Quebec restaurant managers are resilient in the face of the situation and that they will be ready to open their dining room in a safe manner for workers and customers when they will have the green light to do so," said François Meunier, Vice-President of public and government affairs at the ARQ.
More than 60% of respondents claimed that they wouldn't be able to financially survive past six months under the current circumstances. Less than 30% of restauranteurs would be able to survive past a year.
The health crisis has forced restaurant owners to adapt to the new reality or go out of business. Close to half the respondents (48%) have had to set up a delivery or take-out service.
76% of establishments have generated, at most, 30% of their usual revenue. In many cases, however, revenue is around 15% of usual.
To punctuate an already bad situation, 67% of restaurant owners have reported close to an 81% decrease in profits compared to this time last year.
In the short term, the survey suggests that restaurant owners must adapt their business models and continue to try to improve their take-out and delivery offerings.
Though restauranteurs are eager to reopen their dining rooms at 50% capacity, public health officials must approve the motion and work out the best social distancing solutions — a process that could take weeks, if not months.
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For now, restauranteurs will have no choice but to continue take-out and delivery service despite huge profit losses.
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Responding to the concerns of restaurant owners, the ARQ presented 28 recommendations that could help them survive the crisis.
Stay tuned for more news.


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Abstracts can be submitted as oral presentation, video presentation or poster and for the best, prizes will be given.
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August 2020- 29 January 2021
Paper competition - call for abstracts
in trauma, burn, acute care/emergency surgery by AAST & IATSIC
The scientific committee will set up the program.
31 March 2020 - 31 May 2021
Scientific Secretariat
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Program at a Glance as per July 31, 2020.
Please be aware that additions/changes might occur at the discretion of the Program Committee ISW 2021 and the various Societies involved. The information will be regularly up-dated. We recommend to check this website once in a while for any new information.
Abstract Prizes
ISS/SIC Lloyd M. Nyhus Prize Session
The 6 best abstracts intended for a Free Paper presentation in the program of the International Society of Surgery ISS/SIC are presented in the "Lloyd M. Nyhus Prize Session" on Wednesday, 1 September 2021 and are awarded a Certificate. A jury of internationally renowned experts will choose the best presentation in this Prize Session. A Prize Money of USD 1'000.00 for the best presentation will be awarded to the Presenting Author. The Prize will be given at the ISS/SIC General Assembly on Wednesday.
ISS/SIC Poster Prize
A jury of internationally renowned experts will nominate the best Poster (regardless of category "Poster Discussion" or "Poster Exhibition Only") in the program of ISS/SIC. The Presenting Author will be awarded a Certificate and Prize Money of USD 500.00. The Prize will be given at the ISS/SIC General Assembly on Wednesday.
IAES Abstract Guidelines
Presenting Authors of an accepted Free Paper (oral) presentation from the IAES in the field of Endocrine Surgery must submit a full manuscript to World Journal of Surgery (WJS) by May 31, 2021 (noon GMT) at https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/wjs. Failure to do so may void the opportunity for a podium presentation. The authors must comply with all the rules and regulation of the WJS and note in their cover letter to the journal that this article is part of the IAES meeting in Kuala Lumpur.
Basic science papers only in endocrine surgery submitted to the IAES program, MAY ask for exemption from WJS submission at the discretion of the program committee. Upon submission, the author must identify their desire to be exempted for WJS mandatory submission. If accepted authors of basic science papers must ask for exemption by submitting in writing to the Secretary Treasurer of the IAES within 1 week of acceptance of their abstract. If declined by the IAES program committee, the author is required to submit a full manuscript to WJS by May 31, 2021. Clinical research is NOT eligible for this exemption and must submit a full manuscript as outlined above.
IAES Free Paper Awards for trainees ONLY (residents/registrars, fellows, and medical students).
The International Association of Endocrine Surgeons (IAES) awards the Presenting Author of the best Clinical Free Paper (The Dr Charles Proye Award) and the best Basic Science Free Paper (The Dr Selwyn Taylor Award) each Prize Money of USD 1'000.00. Only presenting Authors who are trainees are eligible for these awards. To be considered for the award, the presenting author will need to check the appropriate box the work was done primarily by a trainee in the Abstract Submission form at the time of submission. Prizes will be given at the IAES Dinner on Tuesday. NOTE: Medical Students who present an abstract MUST register within the category of "Trainee".
IAES Poster Prize for trainees (residents/registrars, fellows, and medical students)
The International Association of Endocrine Surgeons (IAES) awards the Presenting Authors of the best Clinical Poster (The Dr John Farndon Award) and the best Basic Science Poster (The Dr Michael Brauckhoff Award) each Prize Money of USD 500.00. Only presenting Authors who are trainees are eligible for these Poster awards. To be considered for the award, the presenting author will need to check the appropriate box indicating the work was done primarily by a trainee in the Abstract Submission form. Prizes will be given at the IAES Dinner on Tuesday. NOTE: Medical Students who present an abstract MUST register within the category of "Trainee".
IATSIC Free Paper Prize
The International Association for Trauma Surgery and Intensive Care (IATSIC) will evaluate the best Free Paper presentation in one of the regular IATSIC Free Paper Sessions. The Presenting Author of the best presentation in this field will be awarded a Prize Money of USD 1'000.00 and a Certificate.
IATSIC Poster Prize
IATSIC will evaluate the best Poster on Trauma Surgery and will award the Presenting Author a Prize Money of USD 500.00 with a Certificate (regardless of category "Poster Discussion" or "Poster Exhibition Only").
BSI Free Paper Prize
Abstracts in the field of Breast Surgery based on unpublished original work will be selected for presentation in the BSI Best Paper Award Session. Individuals interested for their abstracts to be considered for the award will need to check the appropriate box in the Abstract Submission form. The selected presenters will be informed of the decision by March 31, 2021. They will be asked to fully register for the Congress and submit a full length manuscript of the paper to be presented, conforming to the format of original articles in World Journal of Surgery WJS through its online submission platform https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/wjs the latest by April 30, 2021. These manuscripts may be published in the BSI issue of WJS after undergoing the usual peer-review process. Failure to register and submit the full length manuscript in time may preclude the selected abstract from being presented in the Congress.
All selected papers will be presented in the "Best paper competition session" on Tuesday, August 31, 2021. The Presenting Author of the best BSI paper in the award session as judged by a panel of eminent breast surgeons will be awarded a USD 500.00 Prize. The runner-up will be awarded a USD 250.00 Prize.
BSI Poster Prize
All posters displayed in the BSI program at ISW 2021 will be evaluated by a panel of eminent experts during the poster viewing session on Tuesday, August 31, 2021. Prizes consisting of USD 400.00 and USD 200.00 respectively will be awarded to those judged as the best and second best posters. The Presenting Author will be asked to fully register for the Congress latest by April 30, 2021. Failure to register in time may preclude the selected abstract from being presented at the Congress.
The Presenting Authors, on their discretion may consider submitting a full length manuscript of the paper to be presented, conforming to the format of original articles in World Journal of Surgery through its online submission platform https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/wjs. These manuscripts may be published in the BSI issue of WJS after undergoing the usual peer-review process.
ISDS Grassi Prize Session
The Grassi prize will be awarded to a young surgeon (less than 40 years of age) who presents the best paper focusing on benign and/or open surgery of the gastrointestinal tract. This is in keeping with the expertise and talents of Prof. Grassi in whose honor this award was established. One of the authors of the abstract must be current member of ISDS (confirm qualification for the Prize by checking the appropriate box in the Abstract Submission Form). The Presenting Author of the best presentation within the Grassi Prize Session will be awarded a prize of USD 1'000.00.
The selected presenters within the Grassi Prize Sessions will be informed by March 31, 2021. They will be asked to fully register for the Congress and submit a full length manuscript of the paper to be presented, conforming to the format of original articles in World Journal of Surgery WJS through its online submission platform https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/wjs the latest by April 30, 2021. Failure to register or submit the full length manuscript in time may preclude the selected abstract from being presented at the Congress.
ISDS Kitajima Prize Session
The Kitajima Prize will be awarded to two young surgeons (less than 40 years of age) who present the best papers on malignant and/or laparoscopic surgery of the gastrointestinal tract. This is to honor the generous gift of Prof. Kitajima who established this prize to encourage the research talents of young surgeons. One of the authors of the abstract must be current member of ISDS (confirm qualification for the Prize by checking the appropriate box in the Abstract Submission Form). The Presenting Authors of the best two presentations in the Kitajima Prize Session will each be awarded a prize of USD 1'000.00.
The selected presenters within the Kitajima Prize Sessions will be informed by March 31, 2021. They will be asked to fully register for the Congress and submit a full length manuscript of the paper to be presented, conforming to the format of original articles in World Journal of Surgery WJS through its online submission platform https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/wjs the latest by April 30, 2021. Failure to register or submit the full length manuscript in time may preclude the selected abstract from being presented at the Congress.
AAST Free Paper Prize
Abstracts for the AAST Prize Award are to be submitted through: https://www.aast.org/AnnualMeeting/On-lineAbstractSubmission.aspx
The deadline for the submission for the AAST Prize Session is December 1, 2020.
The American Association for the Surgery of Trauma AAST and the International Association for Trauma Surgery and Intensive Care IATSIC will select 6 high quality abstracts in the field of Trauma, Burns and Acute Care Surgery/Emergency Surgery for presentation in the IATSIC / AAST Scientific Paper Session on Tuesday, August 31, 2021. The presenting author of the best
presentation will be awarded a prize of $1,000 U.S. dollars and a plaque. Other abstracts submitted but not selected for the session will be encouraged to go through the IATSIC/ISS/SIC process.
Accepted abstracts must be submitted as manuscripts for publication in the World Journal of Surgery
IASMEN Free Paper Prize
The International Association for Surgical Metabolism and Nutrition (IASMEN) will include the best graded Free Papers submitted amongst this specific field to be presented within the IASMEN Prize Session on Tuesday, 31 August 2021. The Presenting Author of the best presentation in this session will be awarded a Prize Money of USD 1'000.00 and a Certificate.
APIMSF Oral Free Paper Prize
The best abstract for a Free Paper presentation in the program of APIMSF (Military Surgery) are presented in the APIMSF Prize Session on Thursday, 2 September 2021 and are awarded a Certificate. The selection will then usually be made at the congress by the APIMSF Jury. A Prize Money of USD 500.00 for the best presentation will be awarded to the Presenting Author.
APIMSF Poster Prize
APIMSF jury will nominate the best poster in the program of APIMSF (Military Surgery). The Presenting Author will be awarded a Certificate and Prize Money of USD 400.00.
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UMass hires Tory Verdi as women's basketball coach
AMHERST, Mass. (AP) Tory Verdi is leaving Eastern Michigan to become the women's basketball coach at Massachusetts.
Verdi was 72-62 with three consecutive postseason berths since taking over at EMU in 2012. He spent the previous two seasons as an assistant with Kansas and was an assistant with Nebraska the five seasons before that.
He also spent three seasons on the staff of the WNBA's Connecticut Sun.
UMass fired coach Sharon Dawley in March after the Minutewomen went 46-133 in her six years in Amherst.
Eastern Michigan hires Castro as women's basketball coach
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Hans Petter Christophersen1,2
M, b. 4 March 1829, d. 21 October 1872
Hans Petter Christophersen Fletsten
Father* Christopher Jensen b. c 1795, d. 7 Aug 1864
Mother* Kari Hansdatter b. 29 Jan 1804, d. 9 Nov 1880
Relationship Great-granduncle of Martha Gail Oros
Name-Farm � His farm name was Hans Petter Christophersen Fletsten.3,4�
Birth* 4 March 1829� Hans was born on 4 March 1829 in Fletsten, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.2,3,4�
� He was the son of Christopher Jensen and Kari Hansdatter.�
Christening 29 March 1829� Hans Petter Christophersen was christened on 29 March 1829 in Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.4�
Confirmation* 29 September 1844� He was confirmed on 29 September 1844 in Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.4�
Marriage* 11 August 1853� He married Grethe Larsdatter on 11 August 1853 in Nittedal, Akershus, Norway.5�
Death* 21 October 1872� Hans died on 21 October 1872 in Glemmen, Fredrikstad, Østfold, Norway, at age 43.2,4�
Grethe Larsdatter b. 23 May 1828, d. 20 Feb 1903
Nils Carl Pettersen+ b. 17 Sep 1853, d. 31 Oct 1939
Josephine Amalie Pettersdatter+ b. 3 Mar 1856, d. 11 May 1932
Otto Christian Petersen+ b. 14 May 1858, d. 12 Oct 1923
Anne Christine Christophersen3 b. 6 Oct 1860, d. 1863
August Ludvik Martinius Pettersen+ b. 11 Feb 1863, d. 9 Nov 1947
Gunda Pettersdatter+ b. 9 Feb 1865, d. 12 Apr 1928
Karoline Mathilde Pettersdatter b. 14 Nov 1867, d. 3 Jun 1872
Otilie Marie Pettersdatter b. 17 May 1870, d. 31 Jul 1873
Karoline Mathilde Pettersdatter+ b. 11 Jun 1872, d. 16 Apr 1954
[S155] Halvor Haavelmo, Skedsmo, Bygdens Historie.
[S824] Elenora M Pettersen, Martha G Cline.
[S5854] Carina Palm,.
[S1202] Parish Register, Marriages.
Herbert Christopher1,2
M, b. 5 March 1918, d. 22 September 1995
Name Variation � Herbert Christopher was also known as Hebbert Christopher.3�
Birth* 5 March 1918� Herbert was born on 5 March 1918 in Estill County, Kentucky. Son of Ernest Christopher and Anna Mae Mills/Wills.2,4,3�
Census1920* 13 January 1920� Herbert was listed as a son in Ernest and Annie Christopher's household on the 1920 Census in Forks District, Estill County, Kentucky.5�
Census1930* 23 April 1930� Herbert was listed as a son in Ernest E and Anna M Christopher's household on the 1930 Census in Isreal Township, Preble County, Ohio.6�
Census1940* 29 April 1940� Herbert was listed as a son in Ernest and Anna CHristopher's household on the 1940 Census in Deer Creek Township, Pickaway County, Ohio.4�
Marriage* 31 May 1941� He married Mearl Sharline Garrison, daughter of Charles O Garrison and Elizabeth Verna Flack, on 31 May 1941 in Ross County, Ohio.1,7�
Last Residence* � According to Social Security Administration the last residence of Herbert Christopher was in Williamsport, Pickaway County, Ohio.8�
Death* 22 September 1995� Herbert died on 22 September 1995 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, at age 77.8,1�
Mearl Sharline Garrison b. 23 Nov 1922, d. 30 Dec 1996
[S4582] Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-2018.
[S4823] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, OH, Co. Marriages, 1789-2016.
[S8098] Kentucky Birth Index 1911-1999.
[S5691] 1940, Pickaway County, Ohio.
[S8099] 1920, Estill County, Kentucky.
[S8100] 1930, Preble County, Ohio.
[S4827] Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, IA, Marriages, 1809-1992.
Jacob Christophersen1
M, b. 29 September 1840
Biography* � To America.�
Birth* 29 September 1840� Jacob was born on 29 September 1840 in Fletsten, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.1,2�
(hh members) Census1865 1865� Jacob Christophersen were listed as household members of Kari Hansdatter's house in the 1865 census of in Fletstein, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.3�
[S783] 1865, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.
Jacob Christophersen1,2
M, b. 18 February 1851
Birth* 18 February 1851� Jacob was born on 18 February 1851 in Fletsten, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.1,2,3�
Jens Christophersen1,2
M, b. 17 May 1837, d. 1916
Name-Farm � His farm name was Jens Christophersen Fletstein.�
Birth* 17 May 1837� Jens was born on 17 May 1837 in Fletsten, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.1,2,3�
(hh members) Census1865 1865� Jens Christophersen were listed as household members of Kari Hansdatter's house in the 1865 census of in Fletstein, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.2�
Marriage* 13 June 1867� Jens Christophersen married Dorthe Hansdatter on 13 June 1867 in Nittedal, Akershus, Norway.4�
Death* 1916� Jens died in 1916 in Fletsten, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.1,3�
Dorthe Hansdatter b. 1843, d. 1923
Caroline Marie Jensdatter b. 1871, d. 1949
Otto Kristian Jensen b. 1876, d. 1950
Hans Petter Jensen b. 1879
Nils Anton Christophersen1,2
M, b. 29 August 1844, d. 1881
Name Variation � Nils Anton Christophersen was also known as Niels Anton Christophersen.3�
Birth* 29 August 1844� Nils was born on 29 August 1844 in Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.1,2,3�
(hh members) Census1865 1865� Nils Anton Christophersen were listed as household members of Kari Hansdatter's house in the 1865 census of in Fletstein, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.2�
Death* 1881� Nils Anton Christophersen died in 1881.3�
Otto Christian Christophersen1,2
M, b. 23 March 1848
Birth* 23 March 1848� Otto was born on 23 March 1848 in Fletsten, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.1,2,3�
(hh members) Census1865 1865� Otto Christian Christophersen were listed as household members of Kari Hansdatter's house in the 1865 census of in Fletstein, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.2�
Anne Christine Christophersdatter1
F, b. 16 April 1833
Relationship Great-grandaunt of Martha Gail Oros
Birth* 16 April 1833� Anne was born on 16 April 1833 in Fletsten, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.1,2�
� She was the daughter of Christopher Jensen and Kari Hansdatter.�
Karen Mathea Christophersdatter1
F, b. 23 June 1831
Birth* 23 June 1831� Karen was born on 23 June 1831 in Fletsten, Skedsmo, Akershus, Norway.1,2�
Marriage* say 1851� Karen Mathea Christophersdatter married Gaustad Asyl Nils Johnson say 1851.3�
Gaustad Asyl Nils Johnson
[S155] Halvor Haavelmo, Skedsmo, Bygdens Historie, p. 763.
Anne Christine Christophersen1
F, b. 6 October 1860, d. 1863
Father* Hans Petter Christophersen1 b. 4 Mar 1829, d. 21 Oct 1872
Mother* Grethe Larsdatter1 b. 23 May 1828, d. 20 Feb 1903
Relationship 1st cousin 2 times removed of Martha Gail Oros
Birth* 6 October 1860� Anne Christine Christophersen was born on 6 October 1860 in Kristiania, Oslo, Norway.1�
� She was the daughter of Hans Petter Christophersen and Grethe Larsdatter.1�
Death* 1863� Anne Christine Christophersen died in 1863.1�
Bjørulf Christophersen1
M, b. circa 1781
Father* Christopher Bjørulfsen1 b. c 1754, d. 12 Oct 1791
Mother* Kari Christensdatter1 b. 1754
Relationship 2nd great-granduncle of Martha Gail Oros
Birth* circa 1781� Bjørulf Christophersen was born circa 1781.1�
� He was the son of Christopher Bjørulfsen and Kari Christensdatter.1�
Christian Christophersen1
Birth* circa 1784� Christian Christophersen was born circa 1784.1�
(son) Census 1801� Christian, Gunner and Peder was listed as Hans Pedersen's son on the 1801 Census in Nedre Tien, Fet, Akershus, Norway.2�
[S5858] 1801, Fet, Akershus, Norway.
Gunil Christophersdatter1
F, b. 12 November 1780, d. 1785
Relationship 2nd great-grandaunt of Martha Gail Oros
Birth2 circa 1778� Gunil Christophersdatter was birth2 circa 1778.1�
Birth* 12 November 1780� She was born on 12 November 1780 in Enebakk, Akershus, Norway.2�
� She was the daughter of Christopher Bjørulfsen and Kari Christensdatter.1�
Death* 1785� Gunil Christophersdatter died in 1785 in Nedre Tien, Fet, Akershus, Norway.1�
[S5856] Parish Register, Christenings.
Gunner Christophersen1,2
M, b. 6 April 1787
Birth* 6 April 1787� Gunner Christophersen was born on 6 April 1787 in Nedre Tien, Fet, Akershus, Norway.1,2�
Christening 13 May 1787� Gunner Christophersen was christened on 13 May 1787 in Fet, Akershus, Norway.2�
Marthe Christophersen1,2
Birth* 21 April 1790� Marthe Christophersen was born on 21 April 1790 in Nedre Tien, Fet, Akershus, Norway.1,2�
Dorothea Sofie Christy1,2,3,4
F, b. 15 September 1878, d. 24 March 1962
Dora (Christy) Price
Father* John Frederick Christey b. 31 Jul 1842, d. 2 Sep 1903
Mother* Maria Christine Toft b. 15 Jul 1852, d. 7 Mar 1932
Name Variation � Dorothea Sofie Christy was also known as Sophia Dorothea Christy.5�
Name Variation � Dorothea Sofie Christy was also known as Dora Christy.�
Birth* 15 September 1878� Dorothea was born on 15 September 1878 in California.5,6,7,8,4�
� She was the daughter of John Frederick Christey and Maria Christine Toft.�
(daughter) Census1880 19 June 1880� Dorothea was listed as a daughter in John Frederick Christey's household on the 1880 Census in Pajaro Division, Santa Cruz County, California.5�
(child) Census 4 April 1887� Henry, George, Dora and John was listed as John Frederick Christey's child on the 4 April 1887 Census in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington Territory.9�
(child) Census 1 April 1892� Henry, George, Dorothea and John was listed as John Frederick Christey's child on the 1 April 1892 Census in Pierce County, Washington.9�
Married Name circa 1900� As of circa 1900, her married name was Price (Christy).7�
Marriage* circa 1900� Dorothea Sofie Christy married Joseph J Price circa 1900.7�
Census1910* 23 April 1910� Dorothea was listed as Joseph J Price's wife on the 1910 Census in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.7�
Census1920* 20 January 1920� Dorothea was listed as Joseph J Price's wife on the 1920 Census in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.6�
Census1930* 16 April 1930� Dorothea was listed as Joseph J Price's wife on the 1930 Census in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.10�
Census1940* 8 April 1940� Dorothea was listed as Joseph J Price's wife on the 1940 Census in 6020 N 51st, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.11�
Milit-Regist* April 1942� John Frederick Christey listed Dorothea Sofie Christy as the person that would always know John's address or was Next of Kin in April 1942 in Gig Harbor, Pierce County, Washington.12�
Photograph* 1944� Dorothea Sofie Christy was photographed in 1944.
(wife) Death 27 December 1946� Dorothea's husband, Joseph, died on 27 December 1946 in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.13,14�
Death* 24 March 1962� Dorothea Sofie Christy died on 24 March 1962 at age 83.8,15�
Burial* � She was buried in Mountain View Memorial Park, Lakewood, Pierce County, Washington.8�
Joseph J Price b. Jul 1870, d. 27 Dec 1946
Marriage* circa 1900� She married Joseph J Price circa 1900.7�
(?) Price16 b. 28 May 1911
Elmer James Price+ b. 16 Nov 1913, d. 9 Mar 2009
Erwin Clyde Price b. 12 Jul 1917, d. 22 Dec 1941
[S149] Betsy Johnson Cammon, Island Memoir, A Personal History of Anderson and McNeil Islands (also The Island Gazette).
[S246] Catharina Oros,.
[S200] Dora Zabroski, Martha G Cline.
[S8945] Evangelical Lutheran.
[S1237] 1880, Pajaro Division, Santa Cruz County, California, p. 534A.
[S1599] 1920, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.
[S5965] 1857-1892, Washington.
[S209] Diary, Photograph Album and notes of Catherine (Christensen) Oros),.
[S1723] Washington Death Index: 1940-2017.
[S9834] WA, Tacoma-Pierce Co Obituary Index.
[S2038] Washington Birth Index: 1907-1919.
Dorothy M Christy1,2
F, b. 21 November 1911, d. 23 June 1999
Father* George Wilbur Christey b. 9 Oct 1876, d. 5 Mar 1948
Mother* Ella Lois Scott b. c 1884, d. 29 Apr 1960
Relationship 2nd cousin 1 time removed of Martha Gail Oros
Birth* 21 November 1911� Dorothy M Christy was born on 21 November 1911 in Washington.2,3�
� She was the daughter of George Wilbur Christey and Ella Lois Scott.�
(daughter) Census1920 4 January 1920� Dorothy was listed as a daughter in George Wilbur Christey's household on the 1920 Census in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.2�
(daughter) Census1930 2 April 1930� Dorothy was listed as a daughter in George Wilbur Christey's household on the 1930 Census in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.4�
Married Name � Her married name was Palmer (Chisty).5�
Marriage* � Dorothy M Christy married Daniel L Palmer.5�
Census1940* 5 April 1940� Dorothy M Christy was census 1940 on 5 April 1940 in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.5�
Married Name 17 April 1961� As of 17 April 1961, her married name was Kal (Christy).6,3�
Marriage* 17 April 1961� She married Tom Kal on 17 April 1961 in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington.6,3�
Last Residence* � According to Social Security Administration the last residence of Dorothy M Christy was in Shedd, Linn County, Oregon.7�
(wife) Death 19 December 1992� Dorothy's husband, Tom, died on 19 December 1992 in Benton County, Oregon.6,8�
Death* 23 June 1999� Dorothy M Christy died on 23 June 1999 in Benton County, Oregon, at age 87.8�
Burial* � She was buried in Pugh/Shedd, Shedd, Linn County, Oregon.6�
Daniel L Palmer b. 8 Nov 1910, d. 20 Jun 1980
Marriage* � She married Daniel L Palmer.5�
Tom Kal b. 24 Apr 1922, d. 19 Dec 1992
Marriage* 17 April 1961� Dorothy M Christy married Tom Kal on 17 April 1961 in Vancouver, Clark County, Washington.6,3�
[S5872] Washington Marriage Records: 1865-2004.
George Leland Christy1,2,3,4
M, b. 9 December 1904, d. 12 May 1967
Birth* 9 December 1904� George Leland Christy was born on 9 December 1904 in Watsonville, Santa Cruz County, California.5,6,4�
� He was the son of George Wilbur Christey and Ella Lois Scott.�
(son) Census1910 23 April 1910� George and Leroy was listed as a son in George Wilbur Christey's household on the 1910 Census in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.5�
(son) Census1920 4 January 1920� George and Leroy was listed as a son in George Wilbur Christey's household on the 1920 Census in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.7�
(son) Census1930 2 April 1930� George and Leroy was listed as a son in George Wilbur Christey's household on the 1930 Census in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington.2�
Marriage* 19 May 1930� George Leland Christy married Helen Winifred Stark on 19 May 1930 in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington.3,4�
Census1940* 22 April 1940� George was listed as the head of a family on the 1940 Census in Snyder Precinct, Kitsap County, Washington.3�
Death* 12 May 1967� George died on 12 May 1967 in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington, at age 62.4,6�
Burial* � He was buried in Evergreen Waselli Memorial Park, Seattle, King County, Washington.4�
Helen Winifred Stark b. 21 Dec 1909, d. 16 Nov 2001
Marriage* 19 May 1930� He married Helen Winifred Stark on 19 May 1930 in Bremerton, Kitsap County, Washington.3,4�
[S6184] 1940, Snyder Precinct, Kitsap County, Washington.
Ralph Whitney Chrouch1,2
M, b. 10 May 1893, d. 21 July 1948
Birth* 10 May 1893� Ralph was born on 10 May 1893 in San Diego, San Diego County, California. Son of George W Chrouch and Lillian Kenny.3,1�
Census1900* 19 June 1900� Ralph was listed as a grandson in George W and Lucretia L Crouch's household on the 1900 Census in Woodhull Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan.4�
Census1910* 10 May 1910� He was listed as a student on 10 May 1910 in Cucamonga Township, San Bernardino County, California.5�
Census1920* 2 January 1920� Ralph was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census in Alameda, Alameda County, California. Also in the household is wife, Ruby.6�
Census1930* 2 April 1930� Ralph was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census in Oakland, Alameda County, California. Also in the household is wife, Ruby and mother-in-law Ida H Hobbs.7�
Marriage* 8 November 1937� He married Lulu G Dunham, daughter of Theodore Stanley Dunham and Anna Laura Foster, on 8 November 1937 in Alameda County, California.1,2�
Census1940* 22 April 1940� Ralph Whitney Chrouch was census 1940 on 22 April 1940 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California.8�
Death* 21 July 1948� He died on 21 July 1948 in Los Angeles County, California, at age 55.3�
Lulu G Dunham b. 17 Mar 1886, d. 1 Dec 1960
[S7510] California, Marriage Records from Select Counties, 1850-1941.
[S2393] 1900, Shiawassee County, Michigan.
[S7250] 1910, San Bernardino County, California.
[S8733] 1920, Alameda, Alameda County, California.
[S1735] 1930, Oakland, Alameda County, California.
Rosa May Chubb1,2,3
F, b. June 1875, d. 20 August 1943
Birth* June 1875� Rosa was born in June 1875 in Indiana. Daughter of Jacob Chub and Caroline Kritzer.4,2�
Census1880* 10 June 1880� Rosa was listed as a daughter in Jacob and Caroline Chubb's household on the 1880 Census in Harrison Township, Clay County, Indiana.5�
Married Name 26 March 1893� As of 26 March 1893, her married name was Burnham (Chubb).4,2�
Marriage* 26 March 1893� She married George Burnham on 26 March 1893 in Owen County, Indiana.4,2�
Census1900* 1 June 1900� Rosa was listed as George Burnham's wife on the 1900 Census in Harrison Township, Clay County, Indiana.4�
Census1910* 21 April 1910� Rosa was listed as 's wife on the 1910 Census in Stockton Township, Greene County, Indiana.6�
(wife) Death 10 March 1917� Rosa's husband, George, died on 10 March 1917 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.1�
Census1920* 6 January 1920� Rosa was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census in Harrison Township, Clay County, Indiana.1�
Name Variation � Rosa May Chubb was also known as Casley (Chubb).7�
Census1930* 10 April 1930� Rosa was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census in Bement, Piatt County, Illinois.7�
Death* 20 August 1943� She died on 20 August 1943 in Flora, Carroll County, Indiana, at age 68.3,8�
Burial* � Her body was interred at in Maple Grove Cemetery, in Clay City, Clay County, Indiana. Rosa May Chubb was buried under the name of Rose May (Chub) Burnham.3�
George Burnham b. 29 Jun 1870, d. 10 Mar 1917
[S3528] 1920, Clay County, Indiana.
[S4822] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, IN, Marriages, 1811-2019.
[S3311] 1910, Greene County, Indiana.
[S5259] 1930, Piatt County, Illinois.
[S8410] Indiana Death Certificates, 1899-2011.
Frank H Church1
Birth* circa 1832� Frank was born circa 1832. Son of John F Church and Eliza M Davenport.2�
Marriage* 20 September 1883� He married Elizabeth J Rud on 20 September 1883 in Winchester Township, Scott County, Illinois.3�
Elizabeth J Rud b. c 1853
[S297] E. M Secrest, Scott County, Illinois Marriages Licenses; Vol. I: 28 Mar 1839 - 30 Dec 1899; Vol. II: 1 Jan 1900 - 30 Dec 1915.
[S8780] IL, County Marriages, 1800-1940.
[S5145] Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, IL, Marriages, 1815-1935.
Jack Church1,2
Beulah Irene Cline b. 14 Sep 1925, d. 18 Feb 1973
[S123] Eva R. (Deel) Cline,.
[S4008] Hadeel310, Schnee Family Tree.
Mary Church1,2
F, b. circa 1698, d. 6 December 1786
Birth* circa 1698� Mary was born circa 1698.1�
Marriage* 6 June 1719� She married Ebenezer Rowley on 6 June 1719.1,2�
Married Name 6 June 1719� As of 6 June 1719, her married name was Rowley (Church).�
Death* 6 December 1786� Mary died on 6 December 1786 .1�
Ebenezer Rowley b. c 1695, d. 24 Aug 1757
Susannah Rowley b. 30 Mar 1720, d. 20 Jan 1744
Mary Rowley b. 4 Nov 1722
Naomi Rowley b. 21 Mar 1725
Ebenezer Rowley b. 20 Oct 1727, d. 7 Feb 1811
Hannah Rowley b. 18 Dec 1729, d. 2 Feb 1768
Gershom Rowley b. 1 Feb 1732, d. 24 May 1805
Abigail Rowley b. 6 Jun 1734
Eleazer Rowley b. 14 Jun 1736, d. 24 Jan 1820
Moses Rowley b. 22 Nov 1739, d. 25 Aug 1757
[S169] Homer W. Brainard, Henry Rowley and Some of His Descendants.
[S1003] Marriage Index: Connecticut, (1635-1860) (CD# 397).
Thomasyn Church
Relationships 10th great-grandmother of Athol Louis Cline
9th great-grandmother of Raymond Leo Garrison
Charts Ancestors: Cline, Al
Ancestors: Garrison, Raymond
Marriage* 20 January 1584� Thomasyn Church married George Reynolds on 20 January 1584 in Kent, England.1�
Married Name 20 January 1584� As of 20 January 1584, her married name was Reynolds (Church).�
George Reynolds b. 1555, d. 1634
Richard Reynolds+ b. c 1585
Dinah Churchman1
F, b. 7 August 1699, d. 1 March 1766
Father* John Churchman
Mother* Hannah Cerie
Birth* 7 August 1699� Dinah was born on 7 August 1699.2�
� She was the daughter of John Churchman and Hannah Cerie.�
Marriage* 11 April 1728� Dinah Churchman married first Mercer Brown, son of William Brown and Ann Mercer, on 11 April 1728 in Nottingham Township, Cecil County, Maryland.�
Married Name 11 April 1728� As of 11 April 1728, her married name was Brown (Churchman).�
Marriage* say 1734� Dinah Churchman married second Mordecai James say 1734.2�
Married Name say 1734� As of say 1734, her married name was James (Churchman).�
Death* 1 March 1766� Dinah died on 1 March 1766 at age 66.2�
Burial* March 1766� She was buried in March 1766 in East Nottingham Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.2�
Mercer Brown b. 27 Feb 1686, d. c 1733
Marriage* 11 April 1728� She married first Mercer Brown, son of William Brown and Ann Mercer, on 11 April 1728 in Nottingham Township, Cecil County, Maryland.�
John Brown b. 1729
David Brown b. 16 Feb 1732, d. c 1781
Mordecai James
[S195] Quaker Records; Maryland, Cecil Co., Nottingham MM Twp., p. 22.
[S195] Quaker Records; Maryland, Cecil Co., Nottingham MM Twp.
Edward Churchman1
M, b. 1713
Birth* 1713� Edward was born in 1713.2�
� He was the son of John Churchman and Hannah Cerie.�
George Churchman1
Birth* 1697� George was born in 1697.2�
John Churchman1
M, b. 1705, d. 1775
Birth* 1705� John was born in 1705.2�
Marriage* 1729� John Churchman married Margaret Brown in 1729.2�
Death* 1775� John died in 1775 .2�
Margaret Brown b. s 1708
[S187] Warren E Pickett, John Piggott Sr. (1680 ?- 1738) of Susquehannah Hundred in Cecil County MD. Together with some account of the Browne and Clayton families from whom his wife Margarey Brown Piggott descended, p. 31, 37.
Marriage* say 1696� John Churchman married Hannah Cerie say 1696.�
Will* 7 October 1724� He made a will 7 October 1724 in Chester County, Pennsylvania.2�
Hannah Cerie
George Churchman b. 1697
Dinah Churchman+ b. 7 Aug 1699, d. 1 Mar 1766
Susannah Churchman b. 13 Sep 1701, d. 25 Aug 1790
John Churchman b. 1705, d. 1775
Thomas Churchman b. 16 Jan 1707/8, d. 8 Apr 1788
Miriam Churchman b. 1710, d. s 1752
Edward Churchman b. 1713
Sarah Churchman b. 1716
William Churchman b. 1720
[S2952] Pennsylvania Chester County, Wills 1713-1825.
Miriam Churchman1
Marriage* say 1776� Miriam Churchman married Isaiah Brown say 1776.2�
Married Name say 1776� As of say 1776, her married name was Brown (Churchman).�
Isaiah Brown b. 1754, d. 1805


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Since 2014, a study has been conducted at Garden City, Tribune, and Colby to evaluate wheat yield response to different varieties and seeding rates.
Are K-State seeding recommendations appropriate for current varieties?
Is there a need for variety specific seeding rates (other than adjusting for seeds per lb)?
How region-specific do seeding rate recommendations need to be?
Popular varieties representing a range of tillering potential were selected and seeding rates were selected to represent the range of rates known to be in use by producers. Four wheat varieties (TAM111 in 2016 and 2017, TAM114 in 2017 and 2018, Byrd, T158, and Winterhawk) were seeded at five seeding rates (30, 45, 60, 75, and 90 lbs/ac) at Garden City, Tribune, and Colby into no-till or reduced-till fallow in a wheat-sorghum-fallow rotation. Data were collected from 960 individual plots across 14 site-years throughout the course of the study. The 2014 study was preliminary, subsequently we chose to evaluate a wider range of seeding rates. For the purposes of evaluating seeding rate response curves, only data from 2015-2018 is reported in this article.
The effect of variety and seeding rate on grain yield is shown in Table 1 for each site-year, along with the interaction of both variables. A value less than 0.05 (shown in bold) represents a significant effect on yield. A significant variety x seeding rate interaction means that the optimal seeding rate depended on the variety. As expected, variety selection is important as it significantly affected grain yield in all 14 site-years. Similarly, yields responded to changes in seeding rate in 13 of 14 site-years (over a wide range of seeding rates we would typically expect a yield response). However, optimal seeding rate depended on the variety used in just two site-years. These two site-years (Tribune 2015 and Garden City 2015) were during stripe-rust outbreaks and the plots were unable to be sprayed with fungicide. At these two site-years, higher seeding rates of the stripe rust-susceptible varieties were able to partially compensate for the effects of the rust, resulting in different yield responses to seeding rate. In summary, varieties responded similarly to seeding rate in 12 of the 14 site-years.
Table 1. Effect of wheat variety, seeding rate, and their interaction on grain yield at three locations in western Kansas. Data is presented for 14 site-years.
While location affected the overall yield level, with yields increasing in the order of Garden City < Tribune < Colby, location did not affect the overall yield response to seeding rate. As shown in Figure 1, the seeding rate response curve is similarly shaped for all locations when averaged across years and varieties.
Figure 1. Seeding rate response by location.
Figure 2 - Effect of seeding rate on grain yield, averaged across varieties and site-years.
When the response to seeding rate was evaluated (Figure 2), grain yield significantly increased with increasing seeding rate up through the 75 lb/ac seeding rate. Yield between the 90 and 75 lb/ac rate were not significantly different. When translated into a seeds/ac basis, these seeding rates would have been 452,000, 678,000, 903,000, 1.13 million, and 1.36 million on average.
This study was conducted on a lb/acre basis. However, the range in seed size was modest (an average seed size of 15,056 +/- 19%) when compared to the differences between seeding rates. Conducting the study on a seeds/ac basis would not have significantly changed the shape of the overall seeding rate response curve.
The fields used in this study are managed to be non-fertility limiting, however they are not excessive in their fertility and have no history of manure or compost application. Fields with excessive soil test phosphorus levels will likely result in additional fall tillering and thus satisfactory performance might be obtained from seeding rates lower than what these results suggest are optimal. Differences in soil fertility levels, the use of replicated trials, and perhaps planting date are likely factors in lower optimal seeding rates reported by others.
Due to the dry seeding conditions experienced during the course of this study, seed was often dusted in, or planting was delayed until a rain. Therefore, emergence was often later than what would be obtained from planting on the optimal planting date into good moisture. Previous work by K-State in Colby has shown the importance of increasing seeding rates as planting is delayed due to reduced opportunity for tillering. This may be why the distinction between the 60 and 75 lb/ac or the 90 lb/ac rate is not clear cut.
The data collected is not supportive of variety-specific seeding rates (other than adjusting for seeds/lb which remains a K-State recommendation).
The seeding rate response curve was similar across varieties and locations for three sites in western Kansas.
Across all site-years, 75 lb/ac (an average of 1.13 million seeds/ac) was sufficient to maximize grain yields. When broken down by location, 60 lb/ac (an average of 903,000 seeds/acre) was sufficient to maximize grain yields at Garden City, while at Tribune and Colby the optimal rate appears to lie near 75 lb/ac.
Producers are often worried about having stands that are too thick, thus an excessive use of soil water in the fall. This is a very valid concern. However, one must also be aware of the two-edged sword. If good growing conditions occur in the spring, there are physical limits to how many kernels per head can be set and maximum kernel weight. If there is a shortage of heads/acre due to an insufficient stand and/or lack of fall tillering, yield will be left on the table in a good year.
Note: Expenses for this study at Colby were funded by the Cover Your Acres Winter Conference.


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This was report-card week for the global recording industry as they issued reports on music sales for 2006. Lost among the various headlines (Howard points to 10% growth in Canada; press reports talked about the IFPI targeting ISPs) is a far more significant development. Canada was among the fastest growing digital download markets in the world, outpacing the United States and Europe. Last week, CRIA President Graham Henderson was telling the media that the Canadian digital market was not taking off and that "people are simply abandoning the marketplace altogether, and they've made the decision they'll just download the music and worry about how the artist gets paid later."
Not so. Canadian digital download sales grew by 122 percent last year, increasing from 6.7 million to 14.9 million (digital albums increased by a similar percentage). By comparison, the U.S. grew 65 percent and Europe by 80 percent. These are the industry's own numbers – far from abandoning the digital market, the Canadian market is growing faster on a percentage basis than the United States and Europe. CRIA would no doubt respond that the Canadian market is starting from a much smaller base and thus has more room to grow. That may be true, yet the data suggests that the Canadian market is showing similar growth traits as those experienced in the U.S. iTunes debuted in the U.S. in April 2003 and sales were relatively modest in that first year with 19.2 million tracks sold in the last six months of that year. The big growth occurred in iTunes third and fourth year as the numbers jump from 143 million in 2004 to 582 million last year. The Canadian market is nearly two years behind the U.S. as iTunes debuted in December 2004 in Canada. The first year sales were also relatively modest, followed by dramatic jump last year. Considering the more limited selection and the absence of television downloads, the only credible conclusion is that the Canadian market is performing very well.
Or that it's too cold to go outside and buy music.
You mean Canadians are NOT thieves?
Nielsen numbers are generally the 'bible' record companies use to monitor trends, track success, forecast and plan for next quarter. Congratulations Canada! The record companies are obviously managing to break through and sell their wares to us, and we in turn appear to be purchasing a broad(er) range of their goods. Particularly fascinating to see the second largest yr/yr increase in digital album sales is in 'deep catalogue' at 70%. This might suggest that Canada's baby boomers – it's largest demographic consuming group – have also (finally) garnered a love for digital music which suggests in turn that at least in the near term we will witness even stronger overall consumption trends.
"Digital music is killing the recording industry?"… HOGWASH!
The only real important next step to allow Canada's industry to continue on a positive roll and ensure music's future in Canada, is for the president's at the board table of the CRIA to oust their pompous, doom and gloom touting, lying, fear-mongering, conniving leader and find a real champion who will ralley positive change, continued growth and maybe even a more positive outlook with Canadian consumers, on their behalf.
As a quick note, this morning (January 22, 2007) CBC ([ link ]) had an interview with Mr. Henderson, and tomorrow will have a comparative interview with Mr. Geist. The show runs at 0545 for 15 minutes, and there are links to the interview on the BizNet site.


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Покупал вместе с браслетом. Наклеил сразу после получения посылки. Приклеилось хорошо но вокруг сенсорной кнопки присутствуют места неплотного прилегания плёнки. Возможно наличие отверствия для кнопки было бы лучше. Чувствительность не изменилась. Сама плёнка со временем будет отклеиваться по краям из-за трения об одежду. Покупал больше из интереса нежели для практичного использования. Идеально было бы защитное стекло а не плёнка. Жаль что его не выпускают. В целом покупкой доволен. Спасибо!
I bought together with a bracelet. Stick immediately after receiving the package. Glued around the well but the touch buttons are present places gapping film. There may be a hole for the button would be better. Sensitivity has not changed. Itself over time, the film will peel off at the edges due to the friction of clothing. Buy more out of interest rather than for practical use. Instead, the film would have been better tempered glass. It is a pity that he was not released. On the whole, satisfied with the purchase. Thank you!
К сожалению в комплекте присутствует только один набор салфеток.
Unfortunately there is included only one set of wipes.
Nella confezione arrivano 2 pellicole, non in vetro ma in materiale plastico molto resistente, un pannetto umido e uno asciutto per ripulire la band prima di applicare la pellicola e sul fondo della bustina c'è una breve dimostrazione di come applicarle.
Non si applica perfettamente, sembra essere più grande della band anche se di pochissimo. Probabilmente applicandola alla perfezione non da questo problema ma penso sia impossibile farlo.
If you are like me you are a proud owner of a fitness bracelet from a renowned company, I recommend to protect the screen immediately bracelet buy this protective glass - it is very strong and thick! Protects from scratches and other hazards! I Recommend - thick, dense, good quality!
Если вы как я являетесь счастливым обладателем фитнес браслета от одной именитой компании, то рекомендую для защиты экрана браслета немедленно купить данной защитное стекло - оно очень прочное и толстое! Защитит от царапин и других опасностей! Рекомендую - толстое, плотное, хорошее качество!
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He was cast on the price. Stuck well but there is a place around the sensor button for a loose fit of the film. Perhaps the presence of a hole for the button would have been better. Sensitivity has not changed. The film itself will eventually peel off at the edges due to friction about the strap.
Повёлся на цену. Приклеилось хорошо но вокруг сенсорной кнопки присутствует место неплотного прилегания плёнки. Возможно наличие отверстия для кнопки было бы лучше. Чувствительность не изменилась. Сама плёнка со временем будет отклеиваться по краям из-за трения об ремешок.
Ho acquistato questa pellicola per evitare che il mio mi band 2 si potesse graffiare.
Nella confezione ci sono 2 pellicole insieme ad una bustina divisa a metà contenente l'occorrente per pulire la superficie del mi band 2.
Questo tipo di pellicola copre interamente la superficie dell'olivetta,compreso il tasto a sfioramento.
La cosa buona è che coprendo tutto in pratica la superficie delll'olivetta sarà completamente difesa dai graffi.
La nota negativa è che desensibilizza leggermente il tasto a sfioramento,quindi a volte bisogna toccarlo più volte per scorrere le varie funzioni,ma nulla di grave.
Assembling the protective film was pretty easy as nearly any other film.
Cleaning the glass with included pads.
Putting it on the screen.
Removing the front cover from the glas.
Recommending this product is absolutely ok.
Don't know if it was a mistake, but my package includes 2 glass films instead of one.
Nothing. Absolutely nothing would let me say anything bad about this product.
Is that glass or plastic?
It is made of TPU and it is soft explosion - proof membrane.
Nano explosion-proof film, water resistance, scratch resistance, anti-fingerprints, it's very practical.
Vem 2 peliculas na embalagem, ou somente uma e precisa se aplicar as duas juntas?
Please note Package Contents is 2 x D.MRX Nano Explosion-Proof Film for Xiaomi Miband 2 and 1 x Wet Dry Wipes Alcohol Pad.
is it good also for Cubot V1?
I'm sorry to say that it is only suitable for protecting the Xiaomi Miband 2 screen.
ola vem uma pelicula seca e uma molhada e para aplicar as duas e ?
Por favor note que este filme é como o filme de costume, por favor. Obrigado pela sua atenção.
This is Nano HD Explosion-proof Film, not tempered glass.


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Q: Transition matrix from basis to orthonormal basis I am given a set $T = \{u_1,\ u_2,\ ... \ ,u_k\}$, and I am another set $T' = \{w_1,\ w_2, \ ...\ ,w_k\} $, where $T'$ is obtained from applying the Gram-Schmidt process to orthogonalise and normalise the vectors in $T$. I am tasked to find the transition matrix $P$ from $T$ to $T'$.
I know what the Gram-Schmidt process does, and I have attempted to express each element of $T'$, $w_i$, as the expression as deduced from the corresponding elements of $T$.
But beyond that, I am completely stuck. I admit that I do not have a good grasp on the concepts of linear algebra at this level. Does anyone have any tips on how I can proceed? Thank you!

A: First, consider the fact that vectors in both $T$ and $T'$ are from the same subspace. Hence, we can express the vectors in $T$ as a linear combination of the vectors in $T'$. The general formula is given as follows:
$$u_k = (u_k \cdot w_1)w_1 + (u_k \cdot w_2)w_2 + \cdots + (u_k \cdot w_k)w_k$$
You can then express each of the vectors as a column matrix:
\begin{pmatrix}
u_k \cdot w_1 \\
u_k \cdot w_2 \\
\vdots \\
u_k \cdot w_k
\end{pmatrix}
The transition matrix can then be obtained by joining the column matrices together.

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If I were a crayon, I would color the world so that everyone – every single person – would see how wonderful my daughter is. I would color the world to be willing to open doors to allow my daughter to take part in a fulfilled life, rather than slamming the doors shut in her face and telling me that they can't help her.
If I were a crayon, I would color autism every possible color and I would make it so that all people who are on the autism spectrum would no longer be labeled as "disabled" or "developmentally challenged." I would change the color all of the stupid tests and ICD codes that can completely derail an autistic person from getting the services they need to live up to their fullest potential.
If I were a crayon, I would be black…the color that can wipe out all the other colors. I would wipe out all of the stupid, hurtful 'theories' and 'studies' that use pseudoscience to blame immunizations, medications, alcohol, or any other possible contributory factor for the upswing of autism diagnoses today…then I would switch to white. White is the color that can accept all the other colors. White is the color that can include all of the wonderful and terrible colors of autism. White is the color against which all others can shine…and by extension, white is the color against which our children – our beautiful, wonderful and capable children – can be seen as the treasures they truly are.
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Die Liste der Mannschaftskader der Extraliga (Slowakei, Schach) 2015/16 enthält alle Spieler, die für die slowakische Extraliga im Schach 2015/16 gemeldet wurden, mit ihren Einzelergebnissen.

Allgemeines

Die Mannschaften konnten maximal 20 Spieler melden, allerdings schöpften nur fünf Mannschaften das Kontingent aus. Nicht alle gemeldeten Spieler kamen auch zum Einsatz. Während der ŠK Prakovce mit zehn eingesetzten Spielern auskam, spielten bei ŠO TJ Slávia UPJŠ Košice 18 Spieler mindestens eine Partie. Insgesamt kamen 160 Spieler zum Einsatz, von denen 32 keinen Wettkampf versäumten.

Punktbeste Spieler waren Eva Repková (ŠO ŠKM Angelus Stará Ľubovňa) und Ľubomír Ftáčnik (ŠK Commander Slovan Bratislava) mit je 8,5 Punkten, wobei Repková neun Partien spielte, Ftáčnik elf. Je 8 Punkte aus 11 Partien erreichten Wolodymyr Wetoschko (ŠO TJ Slávia UPJŠ Košice), Zoltán Varga (ŠK Dunajská Streda) und Christopher Repka (ŠO ŠKM Angelus Stará Ľubovňa). Mit Tomáš Likavský (TJ INBEST Dunajov), Libor Havlíček (ŠK Commander Slovan Bratislava), Vojtěch Plát (ŠKŠ Dubnica), Stanislav Pastir (ŠO TJ Slávia UPJŠ Košice) und Ľuboš Gembický (TJ Slávia CAISSA Čadca) erreichten fünf Spieler 100 %, von diesen spielten Likavský und Havlíček je zwei Partien, Plát, Pastir und Gembický je eine.

Legende

Die nachstehenden Tabellen enthalten folgende Informationen:

 Nr.: Ranglistennummer
 Titel: FIDE-Titel zu Saisonbeginn (Eloliste vom Oktober 2015); GM = Großmeister, IM = Internationaler Meister, FM = FIDE-Meister, WGM = Großmeister der Frauen, WIM = Internationaler Meister der Frauen, WFM = FIDE-Meister der Frauen, CM = Candidate Master, WCM = Candidate Master der Frauen
 Elo: Elo-Zahl zu Saisonbeginn (Eloliste vom Oktober 2015), wenn diese Zahl eingeklammert ist, handelt es sich um eine nationale Wertung
 Nation: Nationalität gemäß Eloliste vom Oktober 2015; CRO = Kroatien, CZE = Tschechische Republik, HUN = Ungarn, POL = Polen, ROU = Rumänien, SVK = Slowakei, UKR = Ukraine
 G: Anzahl Gewinnpartien
 R: Anzahl Remispartien
 V: Anzahl Verlustpartien
 Pkt.: Anzahl der erreichten Punkte
 Partien: Anzahl der gespielten Partien

ŠO ŠKM Angelus Stará Ľubovňa

ŠK Dunajská Streda

ŠK Slovan Commander Bratislava

ŠO TJ Slávia UPJŠ Košice

REINTER Humenné

ŠKŠ Dubnica

Liptovská šachová škola

ŠK Prakovce

ŠK Strelec Devínska Nová Ves

TJ INBEST Dunajov

ŠK Modra

TJ Slávia CAISSA Čadca

Anmerkungen
 Kampflose Siege sind in den Einzelbilanzen berücksichtigt, kampflose Niederlagen finden keine Berücksichtigung.

Weblinks
 Saisonübersicht bei olimpbase.org (englisch)
 Saisonübersicht bei chess-results.com

Extraliga (Slowakei, Schach)
Schach 2015
Schach 2016


I remember seeing huge acts like the Rolling Stones, and U2, and noticed that from the beginning of their set to the end, their clothes changed via their wardrobe personal. I noticed that they had lots of layers on in the beginning and by the end they were down to just a t-shirt, and non of the fluff from the start. Not that I have anything better to do (even though I have enough ideas to keep me busy for 3 lifetimes), I have now adopted that sort of theory, where I start my shows at Set 1with glasses, jacket, and maybe a hat. Set 2, it goes to no jacket, just glasses, Set 3, it's no glasses, no jacket, just a vintage old t-shirt. This proves no point at all, and there's no reason to do it, but in some weird way, it does make one play songs differently form the 'inside' because less layers make it more 'real' and less 'showbiz'. All my show's in November adopted this outlook. Here's set 2 at Ned Devines and a Fionn McCools.


U.S. Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., attends an organizational meeting of the House Rules Committee, January 7, 2015.
Rep. Tom Cole, R-Oklahoma, speaks with KGOU's Jacob McCleland.
Rep. Tom Cole, R-Oklahoma, says he and a bipartisan group of Congressmen will send a letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan this week to request a new Congressional Authorization for the Use of Force.
The request comes after U.S. ships fired missiles at an airbase in Syria last Thursday. The country's ruler, Bashar al-Assad, used the airbase to deploy apparent chemical weapons against Syrian citizens last week.
Cole has long argued for a new authorization. The administration is currently working under an authorization that was approved in 2001 following the September 11 attacks. Cole says military operations in Syria were not even under consideration at the time, and ISIS did not yet exist.
"It seems to me you need a whole new set of congressional authorizations, you need a vigorous debate about it. And members of Congress ought to have to vote yes or no," Cole said.
Cole says he believes regime change should come to Syria in the "longer term" because he does not think Assad can effectively rule the country. However, he does not think an American intervention is necessary. Cole agrees with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who has stated the decision to up to the Syrian people.
Rep. Cole says he believes President Donald Trump acted within his power when he ordered Thursday's missile strike. Cole says the action was appropriate because Assad violated terms of a 2013 agreement to surrender his chemical weapon stockpile.
"They did turn over thirteen hundred tons of chemical weapons but they clearly didn't turn them all over. The Russians were to be responsible for making sure Syrians carried out that agreement. And again they failed. So the United States in this case had every right to act," Cole said.
Jacob McCleland: Congressman Cole you spoke favorably about President Trump's decision to launch missiles last week in Syria, and you've also long argued for a Congressional Authorization for the Use of Force. Do you believe the president acted outside of his power by launching the missiles?
Rep. Tom Cole: Actually I dealt with this case. You have to remember United States was a guarantor to an agreement that involved the Russians and the Syrians. The Syrians agreed to turn over all their chemical weapons. They did turn over thirteen hundred tons of chemical weapons, but they clearly didn't turn them all over. The Russians were to be responsible for making sure Syrians carried out that agreement. And, again, they failed. So the United States in this case had every right to act. We had already gone into an agreement. The two parties violated that agreement. So I think the president did the right thing. I think going forward though if we're going to continue to engage in activity not only in this area but we're very heavily involved in Syria right now against ISIS in Raqqa. We're involved with the Iraqis against ISIS in Mosul. I think you do need an Authorization for the Use of Military Force for those kinds of activity. In fact they have joined with both Democrat Republican members of Congress will be sending next week a letter to Speaker Ryan asking them to take up that matter.
McCleland: Do you believe that you would have the votes to pass something like that?
Cole: I do. Now there would be a pretty vigorous debate. There are some people who don't want that that want authorization but don't want us there at all. And that's fair enough. We made a decision in Congress. You know partisan or bipartisan not to be there then we shouldn't be there. And I personally think in this case again I don't I don't consider Syria as in and of itself vital to American interests. But I do think we have a vital interest in, number one, making sure that countries and groups don't use chemical weapons or any form of WMDs. We do have a vital interest in going after ISIS wherever they are at because they have demonstrated they're a dangerous and deadly foe. But again I always point out to people that the military authorizations were acting under, ISIS didn't exist. Nobody envisioned this being involved in Syria. We've already exited Iraq. We're now back there again. It seems to me you need a whole new set of congressional authorizations, you need a vigorous debate about it. And members of Congress ought to have to vote yes or no.
McCleland: As part of protecting those vital interests in the region would that involve a regime change in Syria for you?
Cole: Well I think longer term, yes, in the sense that I don't think Assad can ultimately rule Syria. I mean, effectively he's sort of the mayor of Damascus right now. You know I think the anger and the bitterness and the legitimate resentment against the brutality of his regime makes it impossible for him to be there. But I actually agree with Secretary Tillerson who a couple of weeks ago said in the long run you know this decision is up to the people of Syria. If the people in Syria wanted to keep them I suppose that would be their business. I can't imagine that they would.
McCleland: But would you support U.S. intervention to to change the regime there?
Cole: No, I don't think that's necessary. I would you know… Look, our our main enemy there is ISIS. Again I'm no, I'm not fond of Assad any more than I was fond of Gadhafi in Libya but I didn't think we had any vital national interest in getting rid of Gadhafi in Libya. They had not attacked us. They were not in the terrorism business. To be fair to Assad, and it's hard to be fair given how brutal the regime is, he has not attacked the United States and so far as I know, he's not busy sponsoring non-state actors, certainly actors directed against this country. So I don't like him. I would hope people reject him but why not use force against him in and of himself. We did it in this case because he broke an agreement.
Cole: My pleasure. Thanks for calling.


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Recovery – Medical Malpractice – Cardiologist Negligence
$1,125,000.00 Recovery in a medical malpractice case involving cardiologist negligence and the negligent management of rare complication of rare dissection during angiography and inadequate stenting and negligent failure to seek consultation for bypass surgery leads to massive heart attack and need for cardiac transplant surgery.
This was a medical malpractice action involving a then 41 year old woman who contended that the defendant interventional cardiologist negligently failed to obtain a surgical consult after the patient suffered a rare, but known risk of a spiral dissection during a cardiac catheterization. The plaintiff also supported that the defendant, who attempted to deal with the condition by placing four stents, negligently left a gap between stents three and four. The plaintiff maintained that the plaintiff suffered a clot and massive myocardial infarction approximately one week later, and required a heart transplant. The evidence disclosed that the plaintiff underwent a nuclear stress test that was performed at the offices of a non-party physician. During the administration of the contrast material, the plaintiff fainted. She was brought to a non-party hospital, with the determinations that she was not suffering a significant neurological deficit, as mild abnormalities on EKG were made, and the plaintiff was transferred to the defendant hospital.
The defendant physician conducted a catheterization, and during the procedure, the plaintiff suffered a spiral dissection of the left coronary artery. The plaintiff acknowledged that although rare, such an event can occur in the absence of negligence, and there was no claim of a departure that caused the dissection. The plaintiff upheld, however, that the plaintiff was in need of urgent bypass surgery, and maintained that the failure to obtain a surgical consult constituted a deviation.
The defendant physician maintained that he was confronted with an emergent situation, and that it was essential to restore blood flow to the left coronary system. The plaintiff's expert maintained that although this position had merit, the defendant still should have arranged for a surgical consult when it appeared as if the blood flow was restored.
The plaintiff also supported that the defendant physician who treated coronary artery dissection with four coronary artery stents, negligently left a gap between two of the stents, thereby not covering a portion of the dissection with a stent, significantly increasing the risk of a myocardial infarction. The plaintiff confronted the defendant with the manufacturer's instructions for use that are packaged with the stents, and instructed not to leave gaps between them, in order to ensure the entire dissection is covered by stent. The defendant's cardiologist contended that the defendant's management of the dissection was proper, and that the need for the transplant stemmed from the complication, despite appropriate care. The plaintiff underwent heart transplant surgery, and maintained that although faring as well as could be expected, she will require anti rejection medication, and remain at risk for infection permanently.
The plaintiff contended that the plaintiff becomes fatigued after relatively mild exertion, is out of breath after climbing 1-2 flights of stairs, and will permanently suffer such symptoms. The plaintiff further contended that the risk of opportunistic infection because of the need for anti rejection medication is great, and that the plaintiff will be required to restrict the amount that she can travel, and even intermingle with larger numbers of people. The plaintiff's expert would have also have testified that the plaintiff faces a significant reduction in life expectancy. The plaintiff made no income claims.
The case settled prior to trial for $1,250,000.00
REFERENCE: Plaintiff's cardiology expert: Joseph Weiderman, M.D.
Patient requiring heart transplant v. Defendant interventional cardiologist
Attorneys for plaintiff: Charles A. Cerussi and David J. Pierguidi of Cerussi & Gunn, P.C. in Shrewsbury, NJ
COMMENTARY: There was no plaintiff contention that initial complication of the dissection during the catheterization stemmed from negligence, and the defendant contended that the heart damage leading to the heart transplant was a known consequence of this complication. The plaintiff had maintained that bypass surgery was urgently needed, and provided a good chance of the plaintiff recovering sufficiently to avoid the need for the transplant. It is felt that the plaintiff's evidence that the defendant did not seek a surgical consultation, and that his records did not reflect that such a course was considered would have greatly undermined defendant's case. Additionally, the plaintiff maintained that the defendants negligently left an uncovered portion of the vessel wall between two of the four stents that were placed with dissection. The plaintiff would have made effective use of the films taken in the normal course of the angioplasty to illustrate such a gap. Additionally, the plaintiff would have countered the defense contention that it is acceptable to leave a portion of the vessel wall uncovered, by pointing to the manufacturer's instructions for use which advised not to leave gaps between the stents, and ensure the dissection is covered by stent.


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These are the deadliest and most dangerous roads in Nairobi according to NTSA - Use them at your own risk! Waiyaki and Mombasa Road lead
Tuesday November 20, 2018 - Mombasa Road has been declared the deadliest road in terms of fatalities after recording 42 deaths in the past one year.
This is according to a survey conducted by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) which revealed the most dangerous roads in Nairobi.
According to the survey, Waiyaki Way is ranked as the second deadliest roads after it recorded 38 deaths.
Others are Outering Road which registered 31 deaths followed by Thika Superhighway that claimed 23 lives.
The survey that covered a period of up to November 5th this year further indicates that a total of 365 lives have been lost in the metropolis due to road carnage.
The contributing factors to the high number of fatalities are lack of footbridges and clearly designated crossing points.


In order to study gas transport properties of fractured shale gas reservoirs for the accurate estimation of shale gas production, a new multiscale fractal transport model with an effective porosity model was proposed based on the fractal theory and the multilayer fractal Frenkel–Halsey–Hill (FHH) adsorption. In shale matrix, both fractal microstructures of pores (such as pore size distribution, flow path tortuosity, and pore surface roughness) and multiscale flow mechanisms (including slip flow and Knudsen diffusion) were coupled. In fracture network, fractal fracture length distribution, stress compaction, and gas pressure were introduced to formulate a new fracture permeability model. These permeability and effective porosity models were then incorporated into the governing equations of gas flow and the deformation equation of reservoirs to form a numerical model. This numerical model was solved within COMSOL Multiphysics for shale gas recovery. Both transport models in shale matrix and fracture network were validated by experimental data or compared with other models. Finally, sensitivity analysis was conducted to identify key parameters to gas recovery enhancement. It was found that the multilayer gas adsorption and fractal microstructures have great impacts on gas production in shale reservoirs. The cumulative gas production can be increased by 26% after 8000 days when the multilayer adsorbed gas is considered. Larger surface fractal dimension and larger tortuosity fractal dimension represent more roughness pore surface, higher flow resistance, and lower cumulative gas production. Bigger pore diameter fractal dimension means more pores, higher permeability, and higher cumulative gas production. Our model with fractal FHH adsorption was in better agreements with field data from Marcellus and Barnett shale reservoirs than other models.
The authors are grateful to the financial support from the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (Grant No. 2018ZZCX04).
The parameters used in Sun's model in Fig. 4 are listed in Table 7.
The parameters used in Darabi's model in Fig. 4 are listed in Table 8.


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