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Hill, J. D. et al. Attempts to create ball lightning with triggered lightning.

The small structures are to be built in Bloomingdale Park on the South Shore of Staten Island, as part of a controversial proposal to create ball fields and playing courts in what opponents describe as a wetland coastal habitat.

Such a conflict surfaced several years ago in southern Staten Island when borough officials wanted to create ball fields out of a chunk of Bloomingdale Park for residents of new homes sprouting nearby, recalled Henry Stern, a former parks commissioner.

That competition for aspiring fashion designers combines the personality clashes that are the lifeblood of reality shows with real deadline accomplishment: as the clock ticks, designers actually create ball gowns out of barbed wire, twigs and tulle.

On attempts to create ball lightning by rocket-triggered lightning65, we propose to use ungrounded wires5 rather than grounded ones because ball lightning is thought to be only related to the stepped leader.

The $36 million plan to correct the environmental hazards and remove the collapsing piers — and to create ball fields, picnic and fishing areas and possibly an environmental education center — was welcomed by Sunset Park residents interviewed last week.

Sugaring the decision Smelly sleep Reprints Related items Lightning: Sturm und DrangDec 4th 2003The story began in 2006, when Dr Jerby and Dr Dikhtyar managed to create ball-lightning-like fireballs in their laboratory.

Ancient peoples of Mexico and Central America combined latex from rubber trees (Castilla elastica) with liquids from morning glory vines (Ipomoea alba) to create balls for the well-known Mesoamerican ceremonial ball game, soles for sandals, and various bands and adhesives for adornment.

He was recognized for pioneering a way to create balls of human brain cells that mimic the architecture of the cerebral cortex and for uncovering mechanisms of neuropsychiatric disorders.

He takes muscle from a healthy part of a patient's heart, grows it in the lab to create balls of cells called cardiospheres, and then injects them back in.

To visualize potential patterns of interactions at the Tuskegee National Forest site, we used UCINET software to create ball-and-stick models for a fully nested, a random, and the observed set of interacting species.