The York Medal, or the supposed Jewish medal, found in New York, on the removal of Layer Thorpe old bridge und postern, in the year 1829

deciphered by L. LoeweAus: The York Couran

Éfés dammîm a series of conversations at Jerusalem between a patriarch of the Greek Church and a chief rabbi of the Jews, concerning the malicious charge against the Jews of using Christian blood /

Includes Reuchlin's defence of the Talmud.Translation of: Efes damim."The list of books referred to by Maimoon": p. 199.Mode of access: Internet

Diaries of Sir Moses and Lady Montefiore : comprising their life and work as recorded in their diaries from 1812 to 1883 ... /

Mode of access: Internet

Chapter 5 Zones of Inhibition? The Transfer of Information Relating to Penicillin in Europe during World War II

This article was published as Chapter 5 in Advances in Applied Microbiology [© Elsevier]. The definitive version is available at http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00652164Alexander Fleming published his first description of penicillin in 1929, but the journal articles that were to propel penicillin from its relative obscurity were those of Howard Florey and his co-workers at Oxford University. These were published in The Lancet in the early years of World War II and although wartime conditions restricted the flow of information on penicillin throughout Europe, they never succeeded in shutting it off altogether. In Germany an information-gathering initiative was established in the early phases of the war to systematically copy and distribute British and American scientific articles. A similar, though less well resourced, operation was permitted to function in Occupied France. Both of these operations were to yield up information on penicillin to their respective scientists. However, workers in other countries of occupied Europe fared less well; there was a dearth of information on penicillin in Holland but despite this, activity to produce the antibiotic still took place. Central to the production of penicillin at this time was access to a strain of Fleming’s strain of Penicillium notatum, and an attempt to explain how this particular strain found its way to various European laboratories is given here

Fiscal Year 2006

This document provides an understanding of the near and long term computing and I/O resources in the Secure Computing Facility (SCF) and Open Computing Facility (OCF). Requirements for data flows, storage capacities and transfer rates are determined. Recommendations are made for architectures, timeframes for major deliverables, and procurements for the next fiscal year