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C. A. (Buddy) and Susie Werner photograph
No full textThis is a photograph of C. A. (Buddy) and Susie Werner
Werner Baer remembered
No full textWERNER BAER REMEMBERED. PART 1. Werner Baer Compositions || 10. Salute to Australia; words by John Wheeler; Sydney Symphony Orchestra under Joseph Post with Stewart Harvey, baritone. || 11. Larkspur Land; words by John Wheeler; Sydney Symphony Orchestra under Joseph Post with Stewart Harvey, baritone. || 12. Came a poet; tenor William Hebert accompanied by Joyce Hutchinson. || 13. Words by an unspecified poet; voice: Robert Guard; accompanist John Champ. (a) It's a Lonely on earth (b) I wrote her name upon the snow (c) Smile, Lovely Rose. || 14. My Little Senorita; Preformed (sic) by Robert Miller ensemble. || 15. Sybil; Preformed (sic) by Robert Miller ensemble; dedicated to his wife. || 16. Gavotte with a Twist; Preformed (sic) by Robert Miller ensemble. PART 2. Werner Baer in performance. || 1. Announced as for "Easter Service" this is the "Shehecheyanu": Baer at the piano with Cantor Shimon Farkas. || 2. Announced as "Labrit habeit" "Our Covenant with God Almighty" is a piyyut, music composite by Werner Baer. Performed by Sydney Jewish Choral Society. || 3. New Year Prayer (a) Part 1 of the New Year Prayer; Baer at the piano with cantor Benjamin Levi of the North Shore Synagogue (b) Part 2 of the New Year Prayer; Baer at the piano with cantor Benjamin Levi of the North Shore Synagogue || 4. Baer's arrangement of "How Goodly are your tents of Jacob" "Ma tova ohalecha Yaakov, mishk'notecha Yisrael": Numbers 24.5 Cantor Michael Deutsch with the Temple Emmanuel choir, Woollhara. || 5. Baer's arrangement of Samuel Vigoda voice of Cantor Benjamin Levi: Emet Ki Ata. || 6. Kol Nidre; Cantor Michael Deutsch singing. || 7. Brun, B. / Baer's arrangement; 5 pieces in solo tenor, Baer on piano accompanied by Cantor Benjamin Levi. || 8. Psalm 103 - Memorial Service; at the Temple Emmanuel; directed, conducted and on organ Werner Baer. || 9. Schubert - Psalm 23: The Lord is my Shepherd; Composed by John Steiner sung by the Sydney Jewish Choral Society. || Werner Baer: Farewell.2MBS FM Sydney
Pseudo-Ranks: The Better Way of Ranking?
No full textGeorg Zimmermann, Edgar Brunner, Werner Brannath, Martin Happ & Arne C. Bathk
Richard C. Werner
No full textRichard C. Werner in uniformhttps://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/ua-photo-collection/2929/thumbnail.jp
Interview with Michael Werner
No full textInterview on July 25, 2008, with infrared astronomer Michael Werner, project scientist for the Spitzer Space Telescope. Dr. Werner received his BS from Haverford in 1963 and his PhD from Cornell in 1969 under M. Harwit. As a postdoc with C. H. Townes at UC Berkeley 1969-1972, he performed early infrared studies of the cosmic microwave background with P. L. Richards and J. Mather. Taught physics at Caltech 1972-1979 and worked on the Kuiper Airborne Observatory. Began working on SIRTF [Shuttle Infrared Telescope Facility] in 1977, first at NASA's Ames Research Center and after 1990 at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Dr. Werner discusses the history of infrared astronomy and the evolution of SIRTF into the Spitzer Space Telescope. He remarks on its discoveries since its August 2003 launch, including the bar at the center of our galaxy, the characteristics of extrasolar planetary atmospheres, and the discovery of numerous large galaxies in the early universe. Recalls his appointment as George Darwin lecturer at the Royal Astronomical Society. Comments on upcoming observatory launches by NASA and the European Space Agency
C. Brockelmann, Abessinische Studien
No full textVycichl Werner. C. Brockelmann, Abessinische Studien. In: Annales d'Ethiopie. Volume 2, année 1957. pp. 264-266
Diel variations in the carbon isotope composition of respired CO(2) and associated carbon sources: a review of dynamics and mechanisms
No full textWerner C, Gessler A. Diel variations in the carbon isotope composition of respired CO(2) and associated carbon sources: a review of dynamics and mechanisms. Biogeosciences. 2011;8(9):2437-2459.Recent advances have improved our methodological approaches and theoretical understanding of post-photosynthetic carbon isotope fractionation processes. Nevertheless we still lack a clear picture of the origin of short-term variability in delta(13)C of respired CO(2) (delta(13)C(res)) and organic carbon fractions on a diel basis. Closing this knowledge gap is essential for the application of stable isotope approaches for partitioning ecosystem respiration, tracing carbon flow through plants and ecosystems and disentangling key physiological processes in carbon metabolism of plants. In this review we examine the short-term dynamics in delta(13)C(res) and putative substrate pools at the plant, soil and ecosystem scales and discuss mechanisms, which might drive diel delta(13)C(res) dynamics at each scale. Maximum reported variation in diel delta(13)C(res) is 4.0, 5.4 and 14.8 parts per thousand in trunks, roots and leaves of different species and 12.5 and 8.1 parts per thousand at the soil and ecosystem scale in different biomes. Temporal variation in post-photosynthetic isotope fractionation related to changes in carbon allocation to different metabolic pathways is the most plausible mechanistic explanation for observed diel dynamics in delta(13)C(res). In addition, mixing of component fluxes with different temporal dynamics and isotopic compositions add to the delta(13)C(res) variation on the soil and ecosystem level. Understanding short-term variations in delta(13)C(res) is particularly important for ecosystem studies, since delta(13)C(res) contains information on the fate of respiratory substrates, and may, therefore, provide a non-intrusive way to identify changes in carbon allocation patterns
Die sachlichen Widersprüche in Goethes Faust I und ihre Erklärung / von Werner Preibisch
No full textDIE SACHLICHEN WIDERSPRÜCHE IN GOETHES FAUST I UND IHRE ERKLÄRUNG / VON WERNER PREIBISCH
Die sachlichen Widersprüche in Goethes Faust I und ihre Erklärung / von Werner Preibisch (1)
Cover (1)
Titelseite (2)
Widmung (4)
Inhaltsverzeichnis. (6)
I. Literatur (8)
II. Vorwort. (12)
III. Die sachl. Widerspr. in Goethes Faust ... A. Die Quelle aller grundlegenden Widersprüche ... (13)
III. Die sachl. Widerspr. in Goethes Faust ... B. Die grundlegenden scheinbaren u. wirkl. Widersprüche (18)
III. Die sachl. Widerspr. in Goethes Faust ... C. Die kleineren Widersprüche (75)
III. Die sachl. Widerspr. in Goethes Faust ... D. Unebenheiten und "Widersprüche" (97)
IV. Schluß (111)
Lebenslauf. (113
Ein Kreischaer Strohhut erzählt
No full textHistorischer Überblick über die Entwicklung der Strohhutindustrie in Kreischa, im Erzgebirge und im Großraum Dresden.:Inhaltsverzeichnis 2
Kreischa und seine Hutindustrie 5
Hutpfad Kreischa 2014 39
Gebrüder Gaudich–Strohhutfabrik (1862-1928) 41
Werner & Kny (1868 bis 1990) 60
August Schneider (1870 bis 1979) 100
Moritz Schulze und Söhne (1876 – 1975) 121
Hutfabrik Schiffel (1884 – 1935) 143
Paul Sonntag & Co. Strohhutfabrik (1905- ?) 151
Das Heimatmuseum in Dohna – Hutfabriken in Dohna 153
Max Robert Angermann 154
C. Petag 154
Strohhutfabrik Otto Hauswald (1906 – 1918) 155
Impressionen aus dem Museum Dohna 156
Weitere Hutfabriken in Dresden und Umgebung 163
H. und A. Engelhardt 163
Patzig & Unger (1899 - 1949) 163
Wilhelm Wethekam (1938-1972), VEB Hut und Mützenmoden Dresden (1972-1990) 163
VEB Dresdner Hutfabriken (1949) und VEB Vereinigte Dresdner Hutfabriken, Werk I (1976) 164
Hinz & Damm (1949) 164
Hut- und Schleier-Müller (1949) 164
Karl Fischer (1949) 164
Strohhutfabrik F. W. Wagawa (1867 – 1893) 164
Alfred Schneeweiß GmbH (1938) 165
Klingner & Co. (1949) 165
J.B. Weber (1949) 165
Rudolf Katzer & Co. 166
Paul Salomon (1895) 166
Damenhutfabrik Lesser, Clausnitzer und Co. (-1946) 166
Hempel & Weise (1921) 166
Damenhutfabrik Auer (1921) 167
Hutfabrik Otto F. Basch G.m.b.H. (1928) 167
Strohhut-Fabrik J. M. Korschatz 167
Bergmann & Selo A.G. (1917 - 1933) 168
Hutfabrik Richard Schubert 168
Albin Nobis (1912-1919) 168
Vereinigte Dresdner Strohhut- und Feder-Fabrik, vormals Fiegel & Löwinson und Ernst Wagner (1878-1892) 169
Bloch & Schulz (1922) 169
Stroh- und Filzhutfabrik Otto Dorschan (1919 – 1973) 170
Stroh- und Filzhutfabrik Ludwig Bruck G.m.b.H. (1923) 174
V. Kronheim (1883 – 1917..) 174
Strohhutfabrik Edgar Rietz Nchfl. (1912 - 1914) 175
Strohhutfabrik E. Küchenmeister (1848 – 1917..) 175
Strohhutfabrik Hausswald & Voigt (1911-1918) 176
Strohhutfabrik Oskar Krüger (1918) 176
Strohhutfabrik F. Emil Börnert (1898 – nach 1918) 176
Strohhutfabrik J.W. Eitzmann, Nachfolger (1907 – 1918) 176
Strohhutfabrik E. Lungkwitz, Nachfolger, Inh. M. Thennert (1894 – 176
Strohhutfabrik H. Hensel (1918) 176
Strohhutfabrik Carl Behrens in Bannewitz (1874- 1990) 177
Damenhutfabrik Hagenberger ( ? – 1955) 186
Strohhutfabrik H.H. Reichel (1835/1896 - 1932) 187
Strohhutfabrik Jentsch und Knebel in Niederpöbel 193
Strohhut- und Strohgeflechtshandlung, später Strohhutfabrik Eduard Treutler in Naundorf (1844 – 1919) 193
Hutfabrik Fleischer (1946 - ?) 193
Hutfabrik Kohn in Heidenau (? – 1960) 193
Strohhutfabrik Hugo Pfitzmann (1883 – 1918) 193
Strohhut-Fabrik und Wäscherei Wilhelm Hennig (1888 - ) 194
Hutfabriken in Possendorf, Wilmsdorf und Börnchen 195
Hutfabrik Ulbrich (1871 – 1895) 195
Hutfabrik Carl Behrens (1864-1874) 197
Hutfabrik Max Mildner (1900 – 1923) 198
Hutfabrik Otto Hermann (1926 – 1927) 199
Hutfabrik Otto Noack (1904 – 1950) 200
Hutfabriken in Radeberg 203
Wagawa & Crönert G.m.b.H. (1897 – 1930) 203
Gebr. Köckritz (1879 - 1896) 206
Stroh- und Filzhutfabrik E. Müller (1893 – 1899) 207
Stroh- und Filzhutfabrik Gross & Svatek (1899 – 1903) 207
Strohhutfabrik Müller & Schmidt (1904 – 1905) 207
Strohhutfabrik Alwin Rentzsch & Co. (1905 – 1911) 207
Hutfabrik Boden u. Krämer (1911 – 1950) 207
Puppenhutfabrik M. Lipka (1913 – 1945) 207
Zulieferer in der Region Dresden 208
Lackfabrik Gebrüder Stintz (1883 – 1972) 208
A. Breitschmidt & Co. GmbH (ca. 1890 - 1929) 211
Dr. Ferdinand Schoof (1950) 213
Hermann Feldhaus, Strohgeflecht-Bleicherei (1912) 213
Fa. Schantin, Hutformenherstellung 213
Hutmuseen auf der ganzen Welt 214
Strohmuseum im Park in Wohlen (Aargau, Schweiz) 214
Hutmuseum Guben 219
Hutmuseum Lindenberg / Allgäu „Reich der Hüte“ 221
Ortsmuseum in Loco, Onsernonetal, Tessin, Schweiz 224
Universität Chile, Museum Volkskunst Amerikas, Santiago de Chile 225
Ausstellung „Stroh zu Gold“ in Moritzburg 226
Hutmuseum Luton in England 227
Quellen- und Literaturverzeichnis 230
Anlage 1: Erbhof Werner in Reinsdorf 232
Anlage 2: Betriebsordnung Werner & Kny 233
Anlage 3: Arbeitsordnung Gebrüder Gaudich 247
Anlage 4: Nachfahren von Carl Gottlieb Schneider 254
Anlage 5: Nachfahren von Johann Gottfried Schulze 256
Anlage 6: Tafellied zum 75-jährigen Geschäftsjubiläum der Fa. Schulze 260
Anlage 7: Das Strohhutlied von Heimatdichter Kurt Graf 266
Anlage 8: Patentschrift 1914 über einen zusammenklappbaren Strohhut (Ernst Lindner Glauchau) 267
Anlage 9: Arbeitsordnung Max Schulze Söhne 1892 268
Anlage 10: Nachfahren von Christian Friedrich Gaudich 269
Anlage 11: Nachfahren von Adolph Gottfried Joel Werner 273
Firmenindex 27
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