In Judaism, calamity [Hebr. חורבן churban, plural. חורבנות churbanot] is a cultural category that not necessarily characterized as negative. It viewed form of purification, which begins crisis finally leads to religious and moral recovery. Three most important churbanot are usually recognized in the history Israel: destruction Salomon’s Temple by Nebuchadnezzar (586 B.C.) followed Babylonian ca...

Geologic mapping, measured sections, and geochronologic data elucidate the tectono-stratigraphic development of Titus Canyon extensional basin in Death Valley, California, provide new constraints on age Formation, one earliest syn-extensional deposits central Basin Range. Detrital zircon maximum depositional ages (MDAs) compiled 40Ar/39Ar indicate that Formation spans 40(?)–30 Ma, consistent wi...

Objective: This research was carried out as a greenhouse experiment in the form of a Completely Randomized Factorial Design (CRD) in three-run sequences. The research aimed at investigating the impacts of Nicosulfuron (Cruz) and Rimsulfuran (Titus) residues on the growth of wheat in two soil types which differed in their levels of organic compounds and salinity. Methods: Treatment of the experi...

The life of Rembrandt van Rijn (1606-1669) has received considerable attention and, moreover, his fijiling for ‘bankruptcy’ in July 1656 been re-examined. Especially Paul Crenshaw distilled – from a detailed analysis the archival materials picture reluctantly fulfijilling obligations and transgressing edges what law or custom allowed. This article, by contrast, argues that legal dealings artist...

The positive inotropic action of blood plasma on isolated hearts has been known for a long time (Bowditch, 1871; Ringer, 1885; Clark, 1913; Hajdu, 1957; Hajdu, Leonard & Akers, 1957a; Hajdu, Weiss & Titus, 1957 b), and the observations recorded by various authors suggest that a number of different plasma components are responsible for positive inotropic activity. Hajdu et al. (1957b) isolated a...