Work of Ernst Berliner?
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Ernst Berliner\nW. Alton Jones Professor Emeritus\nBryn Mawr College\n\n\nErnst Berliner isolated a bacteria that had killed a Mediterranean flour moth in 1911, and rediscovered Bt. He named it Bacillus thuringiensis, after the German town Thuringia where the moth was found. Ishiwatari had named the bacterium Bacillus sotto in 1901 but the name was later ruled invalid. In 1915, Berliner reported the existance of a crystal within Bt, but the activity of this crystal was not discovered until much later.\n\nFarmers started to use Bt as a pesticide in 1920. France soon started to make commericialized spore based formulations called Sporine in 1938. Sporine, at the time was used primarly to kill flour moths.
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(m)\n\nGoto the below link for ur answer\n\nhttp://www.altair.org/tesla.html
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I jst did a report on this! I used a book called the rise and fall of the third reich, author William L. Shirer.
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Marx's conflict thoery is a fun one.  Or Durkheim's on solidarity.  George Ritzer is a great source to start with.
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Mr. Traian Basescu\n\n\nYou may search these infos on Google
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I found this but it seems to be in German\n\nhttp://www.basf-cc.de/NR/rdonlyres/57B4A1EE-4498-4EA9-8853-217BC12715A6/56922/SDB_D___Lentan_VZ_33_VZ___09_04.pdf
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Check\nhttp://www.goethe.de/wis/stu/lks/enindex.htm#647250\nand write to them
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Why not type Wilhelm Konrad in the search block on Yahoo and do your own homework,
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B) and D) and my factual reasoning:\n\nHitler had argued in Mein Kampf of the necessity of acquiring new territory for German settlement (Lebensraum) in Eastern Europe. \n\nTo hardline Nazis in Berlin, the war against the Soviet Union was one of a struggle of Fascism against Communism, and the Aryan race against the "inferior" Slavic race.
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M.C. Escher has already done a number of drawings based on the hyperbolic plane, based on Henri Poincaire's method of representing the entire hyperbolic plane.  Check this out: \n\nhttp://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20030830/mathtrek.asp
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Firstly, if you are thinking of Nietzsche then the link below is a good introduction link and has all of his works plus some excellent secondary works listed.
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you can probably search with the title\n\ni actually found a link but it seems not too detailed but its a start.\n\nhttp://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/ALAN/winter97/w97-Questions.html
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Check this link for images\n\nhttp://fcit.usf.edu/HOLOCAUST/resource/gallery/gallery.htm
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try the essays of Betrand Russell or Aldous Huxley \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertrand_Russell\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldous_Huxley\n\nthey span across various subjects
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Anything by Thomas Friedman, the 3X Pulitzer prize winning Foreign Correspondent from the N.Y. Times.\n\n"The Lexus and the Olive Tree"\n"Longitudes and Attitudes"\n"The World Is Flat (revised)"\n\nThese three are in order of when written. The second one is a compendium of his N.Y. Times Opinion Columns, lots of different topics. The third is a close look at Globalization and I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking at the world of future employment and international cooperation.\n\nFor class discussion, use the second. For class enlightenment, use the third.
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yes, it's a great work in the tradition of social contract theory. you should also read his book Political Liberalism.
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Berlin is in Germany, not Russia. I suppose this was a trick question. Good one.