Solves Mystery of Ire-Fating Microbes in Plant Decay
A scientist concludes cellulose dissolves in rain water due to trace cellulase from decayed wood. Bacteria then consume it, enabling more cellulose to dissolve. He notes ruminants and termites rely on microbes to digest cellulose for nutrients.
Curious will of Laxar Kutovitch revealed after death
The will of 73 year old real estate magnate Laxar Kutovitch details odd bequests. He sets aside 100000 dinars for comforts denied in life and plans burial seated in an arm chair with cigarettes and his 61st wife’s photos. He also earmarks 10000 for a Greek Orthodox church with a glass floor.
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Belgrade
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Tiny microbes may threaten all life, warns Dr James Strachan
A science discussion led by Dr James Strachan of North Aeef warns that if cellulose cannot be broken down by micro organisms, plant debris would accumulate, choking soils and risking extinction of animal life. Strachan notes microbes consume cellulose in liquid form, challenging solid liquid assumptions.
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North Aeef
England
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Nina Martin's Rubber-Faced Comedy Impresses Lafayette Friends
Nina Martin of Lafayette Indiana entertains friends with a string of rubber-faced photos. Her expressive grins and grimaces spoof everyday scenes from mirror mischief to cinema longing.
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Nina Martin
Lafayette
Indiana
Nina
Martin
Miss Marlin
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