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Prozessbeginn gegen Daniela Klette: Wie konnte sich die mutmaßliche RAF-Terroristin 34 Jahre der Verhaftung entziehen?

Talk 1 - The Kingdom of God: a Bible-wide concept - Graham Schleyer by The Church of God in Manchester

Arbeitgeberpräsident Hanns Martin Schleyer wird entführt, seine Begleiter erschossen. Wochenlang ist Schleyer in ihren Händen, wird von einer konspirativen Wohnung in die nächste verlegt. Die Regierung gibt nicht nach. Um den Druck zu erhöhen, organisiert die RAF eine perfide Aktion: Am 13. Oktober 1977 hebt die Lufthansamaschine „Landshut” vom Flughafen Palma de Mallorca ab. An Bord: Männer, Frauen, Kinder und vier palästinensische Terroristen, mit Handgranaten, Sprengstoff und dem Auftrag die Ziele der RAF durchzusetzen. Ein FYEO Original. Nach einer Idee von Sebastian Nuss Gesprochen von Sylvester Groth & Jule Ronstedt In den Hauptrollen: Pit Bukowski, Annette Strasser & Caroline Ebner Entwickelt & geschrieben von Sebastian Nuss Regie: Memo Jeftic Sounddesign: Christoph Lofi In weiteren Rollen: Rüdiger Hauffe, Martin Herrmann, Gesa Geue, Hanna von Peinen, Chris Betz, Kruna Savic, Henner Momann, Boris Motzki, Simon Braunboeck, Moritz Pliqet, Lisa Eder, Klaus Köhler, Patrick Braun, Christiane Prätorius und viele weitere Produziert von Memo Jeftic und Tristan Lehmann Gesamtleitung FYEO: Benjamin Risom, Luca Hirschfeld und Tristan Lehmann Burn, Germany, Burn ist ein FYEO Original von Memofilm Du möchtest Werbung in diesem Podcast schalten? Dann erfahre hier mehr über die Werbemöglichkeiten bei Seven.One Audio: https://www.seven.one/portfolio/sevenone-audio

A pact to crowdsurf, the offer to sell a bootleg Rage Against The Machine T-Shirt for $20 at a food court in Long Island, and Greek tanning oil. Brian Schleyer (The Babies, First Bloom) "In 2008, Kevin Morby and Cassie Ramone shared a small apartment in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn for a few months and wrote some songs. After meeting again in a house party, the two decided to start a band. The idea was to recapture the early, stress-free days of playing music before they were both in groups that had gained some success and created accompanying pressures. Despite the intention, nothing much came of the idea until the next winter when both bands again had a break. Justin Sullivan, who had played with Ramone in Bossy, began practicing with them on drums, and The Babies debuted as a three-piece in March 2009 at Dead Herring, their friends' loft in Brooklyn. They played a few times before asking Nathanial Stark, formerly of Bent Outta Shape, to join on bass, and the full lineup's first shows were in that summer. The band released self-made tapes and singles for the small Wild World and Make a Mess labels before releasing their self-titled debut album for Shrimper in February 2011.They toured for much of the year, eventually replacing Stark with new bassist, Brian Schleyer.In early 2012, they left their Brooklyn home to record their second album in Los Angeles. Our House on the Hill was released on Woodsist late in the year." Excerpt from https://www.last.fm/music/The+Babies/+wiki The Babies: Instagram: @winelipsband Merch: https://kevinmorby.merchtable.com/ First Bloom: Bandcamp: https://firstbloom.bandcamp.com Instagram: @firstbl00m The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

Die „Rote-Armee-Fraktion“ sorgte über 20 Jahre lang mit ihrem Terror von links für Angst und Schrecken in Deutschland. In Berlin verhaftete die Polizei nun Daniela Klette, eines ihrer früheren Mitglieder.

Wie sich das Erwachsenwerden in den turbulenten 70er-Jahren anfühlt, erzählt Peter Probst in seinem Roman "Ich habe Schleyer nicht entführt". Der Münchner Autor stellt die Generationengeschichte im Ratsch mit Hermine Kaiser vor.

Im Herbst 1977 entführen Mitglieder der RAF Arbeitgeberpräsident Hanns Martin Schleyer. Sie fordern die Freilassung von elf inhaftierten Terroristen. Doch der Staat lässt sich nicht erpressen. Andreas Baader, Jan-Carl Raspe und Gudrun Ensslin nehmen sich in Stammheim das Leben. Schleyer wird erschossen. Im Herbst 2023 diskutieren der ARD Terrorismusexperte Holger Schmidt und der ehemalige Bundesrichter Thomas Fischer über die damaligen Ereignisse, über individuelle und kollektive Schuld und über den 1976 eingeführten Paragraphen 129a StGB: „Bildung terroristischer Vereinigungen“.

Am 13. Oktober wurde die Lufthansamaschine „Landshut“ auf dem Rückflug von Mallorca entführt. Nach der Erstürmung der Maschine durch die GSG 9 begingen die Häftlinge in Stammheim Selbstmord, das Todesurteil für Schleyer.

Peter Probst erzählt wie sein Alter Ego 18 Jahre alt und noch immer von seinen Eltern verhindert wird. Wilfried Meichtry schildert wie es sich anfühlt im geistig engen Wallis der 1970er Jahre heranzuwachsen. Und Annie Ernaux beschreibt die prekären Verhältnisse in ihrem Elternhaus in der Normandie. Mit «Ich habe Schleyer nicht entführt» fügt Peter Probst seiner autobiografischen Romanserie über sein Alter Ego Peter Gillitzer einen dritten Band hinzu. Peter Gillitzer schliesst sich einer anarchistischen Gruppe an und unternimmt erste Schritte in Richtung Erfüllung seines Traums, Schriftsteller zu werden. Vor allem aber geht sein drei Bände dauernder Konflikt mit seinem dominanten Vater in die entscheidende Phase, denn Peter Gillitzer wird volljährig. Ein liebevoll und witzig erzählte Geschichte über eine Jugend unter mehr als speziellen Bedingungen, meint Michael Luisier. Wilfried Meichtry ist besonders für seine historischen Romane bekannt. Nun hat der Schweizer Schriftsteller einen Roman entlang seiner eigenen Biografie geschrieben. «Nach oben sinken» erzählt von der Identitätsfindung eines Teenagers. Im Wallis der 70er-Jahre herrscht eine unerträgliche katholische Enge. Ein verträumter Jugendlicher versucht auszubrechen – und wühlt dabei Familiengeheimnisse auf. Am Familiengrab stösst er auf eine Inschrift, die sich auf einen rätselhaften Grossonkel bezieht, über den in der Familie nicht gesprochen wird. Doch das Schweigen, das er auf seine Nachfragen erfährt, übertrifft alles, was er bisher erlebt hat. Im heutigen Kurztipp stellt Annette König «Die leeren Schränke» von Annie Ernaux vor. Es ist der erste Roman der französischen Literatur-Nobelpreisträgerin, den sie vor mehr als fünfzig Jahren geschrieben hat. Auch dieses Buch ist autofiktional und kreist um Ernauxs Lebensthemen wie Herkunft und weibliche Selbstbestimmung. Doch im Schreibverfahren unterscheidet es sich von Ernauxs späteren Büchern. Buchhinweise: * Peter Probst. Ich habe Schleyer nicht entführt. 350 Seiten. Kunstmann, 2023. * Wilfried Meichtry. Nach oben sinken. 256 Seiten. Nagel&Kimche, 2023. * Annie Ernaux. Die leeren Schränke. Aus dem Französischen von Sonja Finck. 218 Seiten. Suhrkamp, 2023.

Bart Schleyer was an apex predator in his own right, so how did the master hunter become a Missing 411 case? From the Montana wilderness, to the Siberia tundra, all the way to the Yukon forests, this is the story of the life and untimely death of Bart Schleyer. Welcome back to The Lore Lodge... Subscribe on Patreon to support The Lore Lodge for just $1 per month! https://patreon.com/thelorelodge Check out more of our stuff via https://linktr.ee/theaidanmattis Shop our curated storefront at https://amazon.com/shop/aidanmattis Discord: https://discord.gg/233tjGj46z Buy our signature coffee roast at https://tablowroastingco.com/products... Shop sustainable products at https://www.gaiaindustrees.com/ using code "LORE"

Många har försökt skapa ett språk som förbrödrar världen, men inget kom längre än esperanto. Dan Jönsson reflekterar över tungomålet som blev USA:s låtsasfiende och ett offer för Stalintidens paranoia. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna.Året var 1947, Tyskland var besegrat, kalla kriget hade knappt börjat och den amerikanska armén insåg att det nu behövdes en ny fiende att öva mot om man skulle hålla ångan uppe. Pentagons strateger uppfann då en ondskefull militärmakt med namnet Aggressor, som hade som sin plan att ”assimilera” amerikanska medborgare in i sin egen frihetshatande och människofientliga kultur. Denna lätt förklädda kommunistiska fiende talade såklart också ett vilt främmande tungomål. Ryska, tänker ni – men nej, faktiskt inte. Alltså kinesiska? Nej, inte det heller. Aggressorerna från Aggressor pratade – håll i er nu – esperanto. Logiken var klar och redig: helt i enlighet med Aggressors lumpna assimileringsplaner fungerade ju esperanto just genom att ”assimilera” ord från en mängd olika språk. Symbolen för Aggressors så kallade ”Circle Trigon Party” var en grön triangel som påminde om esperantorörelsens gröna stjärna, och USA:s försvarsdepartement gick rentav så långt att man 1959 gav ut en lärobok med titeln ”Esperanto: The Aggressor Language”. Inte förrän i slutet av sextiotalet gjorde Vietnamkrigets barska realiteter slut på fantasierna.Hur i all världen var nu detta möjligt? frågar man sig. Esperanto, som ju ända från början både konstruerades och spreds som ett fredens och förbrödringens språk? Ska man inte vara bra paranoid för att se det som ett hot? Svaret är att jo, det ska man nog, men det är det alltså en och annan som är och US Army var långtifrån de första.Så låt oss ta historien från början. När den judiske, rysktalande läkaren Ludovik Zamenhof från Bialystok i nuvarande Polen 1887 lade fram grunderna för det han då kallade lingvo internacia så var det långtifrån första gången någon hade försökt konstruera ett nytt världsspråk för att göra slut på mänsklig fiendskap. Hade man läst sin bibel visste man att det var först med den babyloniska språkförbistringen som människornas tungomål söndrades och blev sinsemellan obegripliga. I Första Mosebok låter ju Gud Adam ge namn åt alla levande varelser, och tanken på att hitta tillbaka till detta ursprungliga, ”adamitiska” språk var något som kittlade både fantasin och äregirigheten.Ett tidigt försök att rekonstruera något liknande var medeltidsmystikern Hildegard von Bingens ”lingua ignota” – men riktigt på allvar vaknade intresset först på sextonhundratalet. Skälet var att latinet då sakta men säkert började förlora sin ställning som den lärda världens gemensamma så kallade lingua franca. Vetenskapsmän som Galileo, Descartes och Newton publicerade sig både på latin och sina respektive modersmål. Samtidigt frågade man sig om det trots allt inte behövdes ett språk som alla kunde förstå – och som i tidens anda då tänktes utgå helt från rationella begrepp: matematiskt exakt och rensat från alla avvikelser och möjliga missförstånd. Flera av tidens stora forskare och filosofer utarbetade sina olika förslag till hur ett sådant språk skulle kunna se ut och fungera. Alla strandade de till slut på att de blev på tok för oöverskådliga och komplicerade, men idén levde vidare och fick på sitt sätt ny energi i nittonhundratalets analytiska språklogik.När Zamenhof lanserade lingvo internacia var det återigen i en språkligt förbistrad värld. Tyska, franska och engelska konkurrerade om herraväldet och det var lätt att se behovet av ett neutralt, mellanfolkligt hjälpspråk. Tio år tidigare hade den bayerske prästen Johann Schleyer introducerat sitt volapük, ”världsspråket”, och på kort tid lyckats engagera många entusiaster i framför allt Tyskland och Frankrike, länder som just hade varit indragna i ett förödande krig. Men förbrödringen kom av sig, av flera skäl. Volapüks system av affix var svårt och krångligt, och Schleyer visade sig vara en smått diktatorisk figur som hårdnackat motsatte sig alla tankar på reformer. Dessutom kom de gränsöverskridande visionerna på kollisionskurs med de nationalistiska stämningarna i både Bismarcks Tyskland och det efter kriget stukade Frankrike, där volapükisterna blev fritt villebråd för tidningsspalternas satiriker. Zamenhofs ”esperanto” – hoppets språk, som det snart kom att kallas – var tillräckligt likt, men också tillräckligt olikt för att kunna fånga upp den ideologiska budkaveln. Med sin rysk-judiska bas kunde det för det första knappast utmålas som en fiendelist, för det andra var det också lättare att lära sig, och Zamenhof var för det tredje ett helt annat slags ledare än Schleyer – hans inställning var kort och gott att språket ägdes av dem som talade det. Det viktiga var inte att grammatiken förblev intakt utan att man höll fast vid det han kallade för esperantos ”interna ideo”, den inre idé som handlade om att med språket som grund bygga en fredlig, global gemenskap.Det var sådana på en gång demokratiska och visionära principer som gjorde att esperanto dels snabbt fick fäste och kunde växa till en världsomspännande rörelse; dels också lyckades avvärja konkurrensen från de olika ”förbättrade” världsspråk – ido, patolglob, idiom neutral och allt vad de hette – som runt förra sekelskiftet dök upp som svampar ur jorden. Esperanto attraherade drömmare och aktivister från vitt skilda håll: pacifister och feminister, ockultister och revolutionärer men också regionala språkprotektionister som i esperanto såg ett värn mot utbredningen av de koloniala världsspråken. Rörelsen nådde sin kulmen efter första världskriget, och aldrig var den så nära en avgörande seger som när Nationernas Förbund 1922 tog upp frågan om att göra esperanto till det rekommenderade andraspråket i världens skolor. Men förslaget föll efter hårt nationalistiskt motstånd, återigen från franskt håll, och de följande åren stod hoppet istället framför allt till Sovjetunionen, som 1926 stod värd för världskongressen i Leningrad. Kanske kunde esperanto bli språket som fick världens proletärer att förena sig? Komintern hade saken på sin dagordning, men med stalintidens alltmer paranoida och isolationistiska politik krossades till slut även den sovjetiska esperantorörelsen.Och därmed kanske den utopiska drömmen om ett fredens världsspråk. Esperanto lever visserligen vidare; språket har idag mellan 50 000 och en miljon talare, beroende på hur man räknar, även om de som växer upp med esperanto som modersmål är försvinnande få. Men de finns. Och trots att ingen inbillar sig att esperanto idag kan utmana engelskans ställning som globalt lingua franca, så vem vet, tiderna förändras, förr än vi anar står vi på nytt inför ett språkligt maktvakuum, och vägen ligger åter öppen för det som kallas ”fina venko”, slutsegern för rörelsens interna ideo. Eller också inte. Tago post tago, som man säger på esperanto: man får ta en dag i sänder. Tiel la mondo iras.Dan Jönsson, författare och essäistLitteraturRoberto Garvía: Esperanto and its Rivals. University of Pennsylvania Press, 2015.Esther Schor.: Bridge of Words. Metropolitan books, 2016.Brigid O'Keeffe: Esperanto and Languages of Internationalism in Revolutionary Russia. Bloomsbury publishing, 2022.

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2023.01.11.521585v1?rss=1 Authors: Bormann, A., Koerner, M. B., Dahse, A.-K., Glaeser, M. S., Irmer, J., Lede, V., Alenfelder, J., Lehmann, J., Hall, D. C. N., Thane, M., Schleyer, M., Kostenis, E., Schoeneberg, T., Bigl, M., Langenhan, T., Ljaschenko, D., Scholz, N. Abstract: Adhesion G protein-coupled receptors (aGPCR) function as metabotropic mechanosensors in the nervous system and other organs. aGPCR are heavily spliced forecasting an extraordinary molecular structural diversity. Many predicted isoforms lack the transmembrane (7TM) signaling subunit, but to what extent these non-GPCR isoforms are produced and what physiological purpose they serve is unknown. Alternative splicing through intron retention of ADGRL/Latrophilin/Cirl mRNA in Drosophila generates transcripts encoding unconventional proteins with an extracellular domain anchored by a single transmembrane helix (Cirl1TM). Here, we show that Cirl1TM transcripts are translated in vivo and that Cirl1TM binds Cirl7TM N-terminal fragment-dependently. This interaction enables mechanosensory neurons to distinguish input intensities through G(alpha)o-dependent signaling. Similarly, a direct interaction was found for mammalian GPR126/ADGRG6 isoforms. Together, our findings define intron retention and isoform-specific heteromerization as extraordinary molecular strategies to adjust Cirl-dependent mechanosensation and demonstrate physiological relevance of versatile aGPCR isoform repertoire to tune cellular responsiveness. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.12.21.521372v1?rss=1 Authors: Juergensen, A.-M., Sakagiannis, P., Schleyer, M., Gerber, B., Nawrot, M. P. Abstract: Predicting positive or negative reinforcement from environmental clues is essential to guide decision making and goal-directed behavior. In insect brains the mushroom body is a central structure for learning such valuable associations between sensory signals and reinforcement. We propose a biologically realistic spiking network model of the Drosophila larval olfactory pathway for the association of odors and reinforcement to bias behavior towards either approach or avoidance. We demonstrate that prediction error coding through integration of present and expected reinforcement in dopaminergic neurons can serve as a driving force in learning that can, combined with synaptic homeostasis, account for the experimentally observed features of acquisition and extinction of associations that depend on the intensity of odor and reward, as well as temporal features of the odor/reward pairing. To allow for a direct comparison of our simulation results with behavioral data we model learning-induced plasticity over the full time course of behavioral experiments and simulate locomotion of individual larvae towards or away from odor sources in a virtual environment. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.12.19.521052v1?rss=1 Authors: Mancini, N., Thoener, J., Tafani, E., Pauls, D., Mayseless, O., Strauch, M., Eichler, K., Champion, A., Kobler, O., Weber, D., Sen, E., Weiglein, A., Hartenstein, V., Thum, A. S., Rohwedder, A., Schleyer, M., Gerber, B. Abstract: Larvae of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster are a powerful study case for understanding the neural circuits underlying behavior. Indeed, the numerical simplicity of the larval brain has permitted the reconstruction of its synaptic connectome, and genetic tools for manipulating single, identified neurons allow neural circuit function to be investigated with relative ease and precision. We focus on one of the most complex neurons in the brain of the larva (of either sex), the GABAergic anterior paired lateral neuron (APL). Using behavioral and connectomic analyses, optogenetics, Ca2+ imaging and pharmacology, we study how APL affects associative olfactory memory. We first provide a detailed account of the structure, regional polarity, connectivity, and metamorphic development of APL, and further confirm that optogenetic activation of APL has an inhibiting effect on its main targets, the mushroom body Kenyon cells. All these findings are consistent with the previously identified function of APL in the sparsening of sensory representations. To our surprise, however, we found that optogenetically activating APL can also have a strong rewarding effect. Specifically, APL activation together with odor presentation establishes an odor-specific, appetitive, associative short-term memory, whereas naive olfactory behavior remains unaffected. An acute, systemic inhibition of dopamine synthesis as well as an ablation of the dopaminergic pPAM neurons impair reward learning through APL activation. Our findings provide a study case of complex circuit function in a numerically simple brain, and suggest a previously unrecognized capacity of central-brain GABAergic neurons to engage in dopaminergic reinforcement. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.09.27.509663v1?rss=1 Authors: Thane, M., Paisios, E., Stöter, T., Krüger, A.-R., Gläss, S., Dahse, A.-K., Scholz, N., Gerber, B., Lehmann, D. J., Schleyer, M. Abstract: Neuronally orchestrated muscular movement and locomotion are defining faculties of multicellular animals. Due to its numerically simple brain and neuromuscular system and its genetic accessibility, the larva of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster is an established model to study these processes at tractable levels of complexity. However, although the faculty of locomotion clearly pertains to the individual animal, present studies of locomotion in larval Drosophila mostly use group assays and measurements aggregated across individual animals. The alternative is to measure animals one at a time, an extravagance for larger-scale analyses. In principle or in practice, this in particular rules out grasping the inter- and intra-individual variability in locomotion and its genetic and neuronal determinants. Here we present the IMBA (Individual Maggot Behaviour Analyser) for tracking and analysing the behaviour of individual larvae within groups. Using a combination of computational modelling and statistical approaches, the IMBA reliably resolves individual identity across collisions. It does not require specific hardware and can therefore be used in non-expert labs. We take advantage of the IMBA first to systematically describe the inter- and intra-individual variability in free, unconstrained locomotion in wild-type animals. We then report the discovery of a novel, complex locomotion phenotype of a mutant lacking an adhesion-type GPCR. The IMBA further allows us to determine, at the level of individual animals, the modulation of locomotion across repeated activations of dopamine neurons. Strikingly, IMBA can also be used to analyse 'silly walks', that is patterns of locomotion it was not originally designed to investigate. This is shown for the transient backward locomotion induced by brief optogenetic activation of the brain-descending 'mooncrawler' neurons, and the variability in this behaviour. Thus, the IMBA is an easy-to-use toolbox allowing an unprecedentedly rich view of the behaviour and behavioural variability of individual Drosophila larvae, with utility in multiple biomedical research contexts. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by PaperPlayer

In this episode, Divya speaks with Sharachchandra or Sharad Lele, Distinguished Fellow in Environmental Policy and Governance at ATREE (Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment) in Bangalore, India. They discuss two of Sharad's books, “Democratizing Forest Governance in India” which he co-edited with Ajit Menon, and his other book titled “Rethinking Environmentalism: Linking Justice, Sustainability and Diversity,” which he co-edited with Eduardo Brondizio, John Bryne, Georgina Mace, and Joan Martinez-Alier. Divya and Sharad use the discussion on the books as a way to unpack some of the fundamental questions like why are rights necessary, what is the meaning of democracy, and what is the role of state in the current context. They also talk about colonialism and its imprints on forest governance in postcolonial India. Sharad argues that, in the context of India, a country that has been traditionally hierarchical and where the state or the federal agency has all the powers, there are still colonial structures that are embedded in the system that reinforces those hierarchies. He suggests that recognizing citizens' rights and their ability to exercise them fully is one way to break away from colonial and hierarchical mindsets.  Towards the end, Sharad shares that the commons is an arena with enormous scope for interdisciplinary work, yet academia and its various disciplines tend to fragment those spaces. He suggests that people working on the commons need to be alert to such tendencies and break away from the confines of a discipline by continuously asking how and in what ways their work can produce knowledge for meaningful change.   References:  Sharad's bio: https://www.atree.org/users/dr-sharachchandra-lele 1. Agarwal, Anil, and Sunita Narain. "State of India's environment, 1984-85. The Second Citizens' report." (1985). 2. Lélé, Sharachchandra M. "Sustainable development: a critical review." World development 19.6 (1991): 607-621. 3. Lélé, Sharachchandra, and Richard B. Norgaard. "Sustainability and the scientist's burden." Conservation biology 10.2 (1996): 354-365. 4. Lele, Sharachchandra Madhukar, and Ajit Menon, eds. Democratizing forest governance in India. New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2014. 5. Lele, Sharachchandra, et al., eds. Rethinking environmentalism: Linking justice, sustainability, and diversity. Vol. 23. MIT Press, 2019. 6. Lélé, Sharachchandra, and Richard B. Norgaard. "Practicing interdisciplinarity." BioScience 55.11 (2005): 967-975. 7. Wutich, A., Cardenas, J. C., Lele, S., Pahl-Wostl, C., Rauschmayer, F., Schleyer, C., ... & Zwarteveen, M. Integrating Sustainability, Justice, and Diversity?. 8. Lele, Sharachchandra, et al. "Adapting to climate change in rapidly urbanizing river basins: insights from a multiple-concerns, multiple-stressors, and multi-level approach." Water International 43.2 (2018): 281-304.  

This week we take a look at the case of Bart Schleyer who went missing in September of 2004 in the Canadian Yukon.  Bart was known to be the best bear trapper in the world.  His remains were found on October 4, 2004 but didn't offer any answers as to what happened to Bart.ResourcesMissing 411 Books by David PaulidesVote for us in the Paranormality Magazine's Top 10 Paranormal Podcast List!To see photos we discussed in this episode, please follow us on our Social Media platforms:Lurk on FacebookLurk on TwitterLurk on InstagramWe have a new Facebook Group join in the discussion! Lurk Podcast Facebook GroupWe are also now found on YouTube- Lurk on YouTubeWe've got Merch!Get Lurk MerchBackground Music Royalty and Copyright Free MusicIntro and Outro music purchased through  AudioJungle with Music Broadcast License (1 Million)Support the show

2000 , tra attentati ed omicidi politici di destra e di estrema sinistra ; 5 Settembre '77 , Germania : la RAF rapisce il presidente di confindustria Schleyer ; 18 Ottobre : il cadavere di Schleyer viene ritrovato nel bagagliaio di un'auto ; 24 Ottobre : Andreotti riforma i Servizi ; nascono il SIMI , il SISDE e il CESIS : tutti e tre in mano a membri della P2 ; 16 Novembre , Torino : un commando BR uccide il giornalista antifascista della Stampa Casalegno ; USA : Carter diventa Presidente

Graham Schleyer - The Cross in Galatians - Manchester Live Online 13 Nov 2021 by The Church of God in Manchester

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2020.10.26.354688v1?rss=1 Authors: Thoener, J., Koenig, C., Weiglein, A., Toshima, N., Mancini, N., Amin, F., Schleyer, M. Abstract: Across the animal kingdom, dopamine plays a crucial role in conferring reinforcement signals that teach animals about the causal structure of the world. In the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, the dopamine system has largely been studied using a rich genetic toolbox. Here, we suggest a complementary pharmacological approach applying the dopamine-synthesis inhibitor 3-Iodo-L-tyrosine (3IY), which causes acute systemic inhibition of dopamine signaling. Using Pavlovian conditioning, across developmental stages (3rd instar larva versus adult), valence domains (reward versus punishment), and types of reinforcement (natural versus optogenetically induced), we find that 3IY feeding specifically impairs associative learning, whereas additional feeding of L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (L-DOPA), a precursor of dopamine, rescues this impairment. This study establishes a simple, quick, and comparably low-cost approach that can be combined with the available genetic tools to manipulate and clarify the functions of the dopaminergic system - in D. melanogaster and other animals. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info

Welcome! Craig explains how app design libraries are causing problems with the security of apps for some of the big tech firms.  For more tech tips, news, and updates visit - CraigPeterson.com --- Read More: iOS 13.7 launched today with a new system for battling the pandemic Hackers are exploiting a critical flaw affecting >350,000 WordPress sites The accidental notary: Apple approves notorious malware to run on Macs Most IoT Hardware Dangerously Easy to Crack 55% of Cybersquatted Domains are Malicious or Potentially Fraudulent Feds Can’t Ask Google for Every Phone in a 100-meter Radius, Court Says The Hidden Cost of Losing Security Talent Don’t forget Cybersecurity on Your Back-to-School List --- Automated Machine-Generated Transcript: Craig Peterson: [00:00:00] We're going to get into the guts right now of something called notarization. When it comes to our apps. What's Apple doing what's Google doing and how did Apple mess this is up so badly, frankly. Hey, you're listening to Craig Peterson. Thanks for joining me today. We've had a problem for a very long time when it comes to any sort of apps. I saw a funny meme about yeah about Bill Gates this week. It said Bill Gates couldn't even stop viruses and Windows. It's a really good point that Windows was never designed to be secure at all. When they came out with NT, that was their first attempt to design it like a real operating system. They took the design of VMS, basically of Dave Cutler and company that had been designed over a DEC - digital equipment. And they said, Hey, we'll use this as a framework. This really works. It's not a hack. Let's just make this work.  Then, of course, Microsoft had his fingers on it. So they really messed it up. They wanted to be compatible with everything that they could possibly be compatible with in the past. In the past, Microsoft did not have the barriers walls. If you will between the apps between the operating system, between the hardware and the apps. They didn't have the appropriate protections in place. Programmers used some lazy mechanisms to get around the operating system, going directly to things like graphics cards, because the operating system just slowed it down and they couldn't do the graphics they wanted to do that way. So it's been a real problem, frankly. It's been a real problem for a long time in the windows world, and NT was supposed to fix some of that. It did initially, and then it didn't. Now they're trying to tighten up this whole thing. how do you, if you're Microsoft or Google or Apple, how do you protect the people who are using your products from some of this malicious software? What's the way to do it? What Apple has come up with is a mechanism and Google as well that signs the software. You might have noticed that if you are trying to install software on your computer or your Google device from a third party website, it will come up and say, can't be opened, It can't be installed. There are a few different messages that come up. In the case of Apple now, with MacOS Catalina, which is the latest Operating system. Although, there's another one that is about to hit and it looks like they're going to change the whole nomenclature to, with the next release, but in Catalina, Apple now requires what they call notarization for all apps. Any apps that you are installing on that computer need to be signed digitally by Apple. So the developer, when they write the software, they compile it, they sign it themselves. It's a whole public key cryptography thing. Apple takes that software and checks it and then signs it. Both Google and Apple are using automated systems that try to verify whether or not the software is malicious. So it'll go through this automated system and will try and figure out well, is there any malicious content? Are they doing things they shouldn't be doing? Are they making suspicious calls to the operating system? Is it trying to get into files that it shouldn't be getting into? Now, there are ways to hide things from these automated systems. In fact, obfuscation seems to be the norm when it comes to any program or programming anything. It's just absolutely amazing. It does look for code signing issues and then it's designed to return the results to the developer very quickly and say, okay, it's all set. It is signed. You are ready to go. Then they can put it up for sale on the app store or available for free, et cetera. The same trick over on the Google side. In this case, in the Google side, they've got this alphabet owned malware scanning service called virus total that looks at data from over 60 different antivirus providers to figure out, is this software malicious? Is it using any sort of malicious libraries or routines? Now we have seen that happen, unfortunately, and it's scary because we have now found that even in the Apple app store, there have been many apps that included this library that was designed to basically steal personal information from you. Developers would use this library and it wasn't flagged by this notarization process. Now you install it and it's not the main feature of the app, but the app is spying on you. Now, there is a new piece of software out there that they're actually not all that new. It's been around for quite a while. It's called S H L E Y E R Schleyer and it is a Trojan that has been one of the most prolific pieces of Mac malware now for the last couple of years and it was notarized by Apple. Now, this is interesting, right? This whole notarization thing it's been in the last couple of major releases, but it snuck by. There is if you're an Apple user, there is a piece of software there's you can put on your Mac called brew and it uses open-source software to install all kinds of features. I use many of these pieces of open-source software all of the time. And they provide functionality that does not come with the base Mac operating system. And so in the case of brew, It is verified and validated by the brew people, right? Apple has nothing to do with this. There is another site out there called a homebrew.sh, which is a knockoff of the brew site, which is brew.sh. And the number of people were tricked into using that site, this homebrew.sh, and it apparently had fake flash updates. So it pops up and it says, Hey, you need to update. And we've all seen that before if we have flash on our computer. you click on it and open it and install it. In fact, this Schleyer was slash is so smart. It gives you instructions on how to get around Apple's notarization checks. So in case you didn't know if you install an app on your Mac and you, first of all, you probably can't get it to install, but if you do get it to install or if you download it and you try and run it out of your downloads. If you right-click on it, you then have the option to just open it and get around the signatures from Apple. Not good, not a good thing. So this, bottom line means that you cannot 100% trust these signed apps from Apple or from Google. Just, this is just to remember. Okay. This isn't something that any of these companies messed up recently. It's just normal. So be very careful. About what you install and it goes right back to something. I said a little earlier today, which is, do not install any software you do not absolutely need and make sure that you keep it all up to date. Some of this stuff does clickJacking. It tricks users into installing these cryptographic certificates. It decrypts and reads all of your HTTPS traffic. So if you're going to a secure server that is using SSL, it's decrypting it. It's harvesting your user IDs, everything. Okay. Apples goof, in this case, and they fixed it very quickly. It was reported to Apple. Apple did not figure this particular one out by themselves. So that goes right back to how important it is to have third parties out there that are looking at security, not just for Apple, but for many other pieces of software. All right, stick around. When we come back, we're going to talk about a new little study that was done about the internet of things hardware. Make sure you get all of this and more. My newsletter, Craig peterson.com/subscribe and stick around. Cause we'll be right back. --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553

Em 5 de setembro de 1977, Schleyer foi sequestrado por um comando da RAF (Rote Armee Fraktion – Fração do Exército Vermelho), também conhecida como Baader-Meinhof. Na violenta ação armada, numa rua de Colônia, três guarda-costas e seu motorista foram assassinados pelos sequestradores. Em troca de sua vida, o grupo exigia do governo a libertação dos fundadores ainda vivos da organização, Andreas Baader e Gudrun Ensslin, presos desde 1972. ★ Support this podcast ★

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In anticipation of Beer Boom, the upcoming documentary on New York City brewing, Jimmy talks to the people who made the movie possible. Filmmakers Eric Schleyer and Andrew Coury, and producer Aaron Bell of Canataro Park Avenue Financial join Jimmy in the studio alongside one of the documentary's main characters, Rich Castagna of Bridge and Tunnel Brewery. The five years Schleyer and Coury spent filming Beer Boom gave them a firsthand look at the city's rapidly changing beer scene. They talk about how Castagna grew a brewery out of his garage, and the ten thousand pounds of rocks he had to move before he could open his current location in Ridgewood, Queens.Beer List: Bridge and Tunnel Brewery's Mango New England IPA, Bridge and Tunnel Brewery's "Lobstah" Lobster SaisonBeer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.

Sie fotografiert seit 30 Jahren vor allem Autorinnen und Autoren - Menschen, die eigentlich eher schreiben und im Hintergrund bleiben. "Ein Fototermin besteht zur Hälfte aus Psychologie", sagt Susanne Schleyer im Interview mit Kurt Krömer und Autor Jakob Hein, den sie auch schon oft fotografiert hat. Ein Gespräch über Spaß und Schwierigkeiten an ihrem Beruf, über Kunst, über überschätze Technik, Wendezeit und Handyfotos...

In this episode I talk about Volapük, an international auxilliary language created in the late 19th century by Johann Martin Schleyer, a German priest. I look at the history of the language and its structure and vocabulary, and also talk a bit about Schleyer himself. Volapük was the first international auxillary language, or indeed constructed […]

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Alexander Schleyer hat sich letztes Jahr als Navigationsoffizier an der Defend Europe Mission der Identitären Bewegung beteiligt. Rückblickend wirkt die Aktion eher als gigantischer Kino Blockbuster und man kommt ins Grübeln, ob das alles wirklich so stattgefunden hat- doch das hat es. Ob Manipulation am Schiff oder Inhaftierung in einem Land, dass nur von einem als solches anerkannt wird- die Reise war von Anfang an ein Abenteuer und alles andere als ungefährlich. Nun hatte ich die Gelegenheit Alexander zu seinen Erlebnissen an Bord der C-Star zu befragen und ihn auf die aktuelle Kritik an den sogenannten Hilfsorganisationen anzusprechen.

blog.wqa.org - WQA's Meeting Services Director LyNae Schleyer joins us to talk about the upcoming WQA Mid-Year Leadership Conference (MYLC) in Hilton Head Island, SC - September 12-14, 2018. Plan now to attend. Visit go.wqa.org/mylc for more information and to register. Do it today!

Schleyer lehnt schärfere Gesetze aufgrund der Ereignisse ab, fordert aber von den „meinungsbildenden Kräften“ und Sympathisanten, sich zur demokratischen Grundordnung zu bekennen.

Die Entführungsfälle von Schleyer und der Lufthansa-Maschine sind an einem Punkt angelangt, wo die Journalisten in Baden-Baden und Bonn viel Zeit mit wenig Informationen und einigen Spekulationen verbringen.

Die Entführung der Lufthansa-Maschine "Landshut" gerät in eine dramatische Phase. Der Pressesprecher der Bundesregierung beendet die Nachrichtensperre.

  Am 5. September 1977 entführte die “RAF” den ehemaligen SS-Angehörigen und damaligen Präsidenten der Bundesvereinigung der Deutschen Arbeitgeberverbände, Hanns Martin-Schleyer, und erschoss ihn sechs Wochen später. Matthias von Hellfeld erzählt. Die passende Ausgabe “Eine Stunde History” läuft am 3. September 2017 auf DLF nova.

  Am 5. September 1977 entführte die “RAF” den ehemaligen SS-Angehörigen und damaligen Präsidenten der Bundesvereinigung der Deutschen Arbeitgeberverbände, Hanns Martin-Schleyer, und erschoss ihn sechs Wochen später. Matthias von Hellfeld erzählt. Die passende Ausgabe “Eine Stunde History” läuft am 3. September 2017 auf DLF nova.

Einen Tag nach dem Tod des Arbeitgeberpräsidenten läuft die größte Fahndungsaktion in der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik an.

Die Entführung der Lufthansa-Maschine "Landshut" gerät in eine dramatische Phase. Der Pressesprecher der Bundesregierung beendet die Nachrichtensperre.

Carl Schleyer is a reknowned leader in the field of people/talent analytics. He's had accomplished stints at Sears, Home Depot, and now 3D Results. As an HR data scientist, his work has focused on better understanding employee behavior: what drives it, what it affects, and how best to predict and influence it. He's spent the last decade committed to improving the lives of employees, strengthening HR brands, and increasing the profitability of organizations. Finally, the alumni he's developed over the years are now, in addition to Carl himself, some of the most influencial and accomplished people in the talent analytics field.

In West Germany in September and October of 1977, a group of self-described urban guerrillas of the Red Army Faction (RAF) kidnapped industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer. In exchange for Schleyer, the RAF demanded the release of its imprisoned leaders, Andreas Baader and Gudrun Ensslin. Those months in 1977 following the abduction of Schleyer are often referred to as the German Autumn, and they represent a crescendo of leftist political violence that had its origins, in some ways, almost a decade before. Terror prompted a crisis in the 70s for the West German government and German democracy. Of course, 1977 was not the first time in history that a German republic had been tested by a group of radicals intending to bring it down. That had already happened in the 1930s. But 1977 turned out very differently than 1933–when the Nazis “captured” power in a profoundly embattled and dysfunctional democracy. In fact, as Karrin Hanshew argues in her fascinating book, “West Germany's terrorist crisis helped to usher in the relatively stable civil society that still defines Germany today. Karrin Hanshew‘s new book Terror and Democracy in West Germany (Cambridge University Press, 2012) is, at once, a political history of the FRG, a history of democracy, a history of political theory in the abstract and in action, and a history of social movements, among many other things. I learned so much from it and I think that you will too.

In West Germany in September and October of 1977, a group of self-described urban guerrillas of the Red Army Faction (RAF) kidnapped industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer. In exchange for Schleyer, the RAF demanded the release of its imprisoned leaders, Andreas Baader and Gudrun Ensslin. Those months in 1977 following the abduction of Schleyer are often referred to as the German Autumn, and they represent a crescendo of leftist political violence that had its origins, in some ways, almost a decade before. Terror prompted a crisis in the 70s for the West German government and German democracy. Of course, 1977 was not the first time in history that a German republic had been tested by a group of radicals intending to bring it down. That had already happened in the 1930s. But 1977 turned out very differently than 1933–when the Nazis “captured” power in a profoundly embattled and dysfunctional democracy. In fact, as Karrin Hanshew argues in her fascinating book, “West Germany’s terrorist crisis helped to usher in the relatively stable civil society that still defines Germany today. Karrin Hanshew‘s new book Terror and Democracy in West Germany (Cambridge University Press, 2012) is, at once, a political history of the FRG, a history of democracy, a history of political theory in the abstract and in action, and a history of social movements, among many other things. I learned so much from it and I think that you will too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In West Germany in September and October of 1977, a group of self-described urban guerrillas of the Red Army Faction (RAF) kidnapped industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer. In exchange for Schleyer, the RAF demanded the release of its imprisoned leaders, Andreas Baader and Gudrun Ensslin. Those months in 1977 following the abduction of Schleyer are often referred to as the German Autumn, and they represent a crescendo of leftist political violence that had its origins, in some ways, almost a decade before. Terror prompted a crisis in the 70s for the West German government and German democracy. Of course, 1977 was not the first time in history that a German republic had been tested by a group of radicals intending to bring it down. That had already happened in the 1930s. But 1977 turned out very differently than 1933–when the Nazis “captured” power in a profoundly embattled and dysfunctional democracy. In fact, as Karrin Hanshew argues in her fascinating book, “West Germany’s terrorist crisis helped to usher in the relatively stable civil society that still defines Germany today. Karrin Hanshew‘s new book Terror and Democracy in West Germany (Cambridge University Press, 2012) is, at once, a political history of the FRG, a history of democracy, a history of political theory in the abstract and in action, and a history of social movements, among many other things. I learned so much from it and I think that you will too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In West Germany in September and October of 1977, a group of self-described urban guerrillas of the Red Army Faction (RAF) kidnapped industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer. In exchange for Schleyer, the RAF demanded the release of its imprisoned leaders, Andreas Baader and Gudrun Ensslin. Those months in 1977 following the abduction of Schleyer are often referred to as the German Autumn, and they represent a crescendo of leftist political violence that had its origins, in some ways, almost a decade before. Terror prompted a crisis in the 70s for the West German government and German democracy. Of course, 1977 was not the first time in history that a German republic had been tested by a group of radicals intending to bring it down. That had already happened in the 1930s. But 1977 turned out very differently than 1933–when the Nazis “captured” power in a profoundly embattled and dysfunctional democracy. In fact, as Karrin Hanshew argues in her fascinating book, “West Germany’s terrorist crisis helped to usher in the relatively stable civil society that still defines Germany today. Karrin Hanshew‘s new book Terror and Democracy in West Germany (Cambridge University Press, 2012) is, at once, a political history of the FRG, a history of democracy, a history of political theory in the abstract and in action, and a history of social movements, among many other things. I learned so much from it and I think that you will too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In West Germany in September and October of 1977, a group of self-described urban guerrillas of the Red Army Faction (RAF) kidnapped industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer. In exchange for Schleyer, the RAF demanded the release of its imprisoned leaders, Andreas Baader and Gudrun Ensslin. Those months in 1977 following the abduction of Schleyer are often referred to as the German Autumn, and they represent a crescendo of leftist political violence that had its origins, in some ways, almost a decade before. Terror prompted a crisis in the 70s for the West German government and German democracy. Of course, 1977 was not the first time in history that a German republic had been tested by a group of radicals intending to bring it down. That had already happened in the 1930s. But 1977 turned out very differently than 1933–when the Nazis “captured” power in a profoundly embattled and dysfunctional democracy. In fact, as Karrin Hanshew argues in her fascinating book, “West Germany’s terrorist crisis helped to usher in the relatively stable civil society that still defines Germany today. Karrin Hanshew‘s new book Terror and Democracy in West Germany (Cambridge University Press, 2012) is, at once, a political history of the FRG, a history of democracy, a history of political theory in the abstract and in action, and a history of social movements, among many other things. I learned so much from it and I think that you will too. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En höstkväll 1977 kidnappas Hanns-Martin Schelyer, ordförande för arbetsgivareföreningen i Västtyskland, under våldsamma omständigheter. När Schleyer varit kidnappad i 39 dagar, den 13 oktober, så kapas ett västtyskt Lufthansaplan på väg från Mallorca till Frankfurt. Så småningom kommer det visa sig att den vänsterradikala terroristgruppen Röda Armé Fraktionen (RAF) ligger bakom båda dåden. Efter en dödsskjutning under studentrevolten 1967 hade de börjat göra allt våldsammare aktioner. Hösten 1977 sitter RAF:s nyckelpersoner fängslade. Men en andra generation av gruppen, som kallar sig stadsgerilla, blir allt mer aktiv. Genom terroraktionerna försöker de pressa regeringen att frige gruppens fängslade medlemmar. En av dem som står på frigivningslistan är RAFmedlemmen Karl-Heinz Dellwo, som 2 år tidigare ockuperat den västtyska ambassaden i Stockholm. I ”den tyska terrorhösten” berättar han själv vad som drev honom att utföra de våldsamma dåden. Hanns-Eberhard Schleyer berättar  om de sex veckor som hans  pappa Hanns-Martin Schleyer var kidnappad. Du hör även den ende överlevande piloten på det kapade planet, Jürgen Vietor, om de fem dygn av hot, skräck och medling som han var med om under kapardramat. Producenter: Rosa Fernandez och Lina E Johansson Exekutiv producent: Amanda Rydman

Fri, 1 Jan 1988 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3826/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3826/1/074.pdf Bentley, T. William; Irrgang, Bernhard; Mayr, Herbert; Schleyer, Paul v. R. Bentley, T. William; Irrgang, Bernhard; Mayr, Herbert und Schleyer, Paul v. R. (1988): Inductive effects in neighboring-group participation. Destabilization of carbocations by CC double bonds in solvolyses of 2,2,5,5-tetramethylcyclopent-3-en-1-yl tosylates. In: Journal of Organic Chem

Import of proteins into the mitochondrial matrix requires translocation across two membranes. Translocational intermediates of mitochondrial proteins, which span the outer and inner membrane simultaneously and thus suggest that translocation occurs in one step, have recently been described (Schleyer, M., and W. Neupert, 1985, Cell, 43:339-350). In this study we present evidence that distinct membrane areas are involved in the translocation process. Mitochondria that had lost most of their outer membrane by digitonin treatment (mitoplasts) still had the ability to import proteins. Import depended on proteinaceous structures of the residual outer membrane and on a factor that is located between the outer and inner membranes and that could be extracted with detergent plus salt. Translocational intermediates, which had been preformed before fractionation, remained with the mitoplasts under conditions where most of the outer membrane was subsequently removed. Submitochondrial vesicles were isolated in which translocational intermediates were enriched. Immunocytochemical studies also suggested that the translocational intermediates are located in areas where outer and inner membranes are in close proximity. We conclude that the membrane-potential-dependent import of precursor proteins involves translocation contact sites where the two membranes are closely apposed and are linked in a stable manner.

Tue, 1 Jan 1985 12:00:00 +0100 https://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/7438/1/7438.pdf Neupert, Walter; Schleyer, Manfred; Pfanner, Nikolaus; Pfaller, Rupert; Schmidt, Bernd ddc:610, Medizin

Fri, 1 Jan 1982 12:00:00 +0100 https://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/7403/1/7403.pdf Neupert, Walter; Schmidt, Bernd; Schleyer, Manfred; Hennig, Bernd; Teintze, Martin ddc:610, Medizin

Thu, 1 Jan 1981 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3821/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3821/1/025.pdf Mayr, Herbert; Schneider, Reinhard; Wilhelm, Dieter; Schleyer, Paul V. R. Mayr, Herbert; Schneider, Reinhard; Wilhelm, Dieter und Schleyer, Paul V. R. (1981): Vinyl cations. Comparison of gas-phase thermodynamic and solvolysis data with ab initio MO calculations. In: Journal of Organic Chemistry, Vol. 46, Nr. 26: pp. 5336-5340.

Thu, 1 Jan 1981 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3867/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3867/1/021.pdf Kaufmann, Elmar; Mayr, Herbert; Chandrasekhar, Jayaraman; Schleyer, Paul v. R. Kaufmann, Elmar; Mayr, Herbert; Chandrasekhar, Jayaraman und Schleyer, Paul v. R. (1981): Elusiveness of bishomoaromaticity in anionic systems: the bicyclo[3.2.1]octa-3,6-dien-2-yl anion. In: Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol. 103, Nr. 6: pp. 1375-1380.

Mon, 1 Jan 1979 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3863/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3863/1/016.pdf Mayr, Herbert; Foerner, Wolfgang; Schleyer, Paul v. R. Mayr, Herbert; Foerner, Wolfgang und Schleyer, Paul v. R. (1979): Methyl-substituted allyl cations. A comparison of experimental stability, rotational barrier, and solvolysis data with ab initio calculations. In: Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol. 101, Nr. 20: pp. 6

Sun, 1 Jan 1978 12:00:00 +0100 http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3862/ http://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/3862/1/012.pdf Olah, George A.; Asensio, Gregorio; Mayr, Herbert; Schleyer, Paul v. R. Olah, George A.; Asensio, Gregorio; Mayr, Herbert und Schleyer, Paul v. R. (1978): Carbanions. 3. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopic and theoretical study of homoaromaticity in cyclohexadienyl anions. In: Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol. 100, Nr. 14: pp. 4347-4352.