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Austrian Div 1: Austria Vienna 1 Austria Kaernten 0, Wacker Innsbruck 0 Ried 1, Sturm Graz 1 Rapid Vienna 0, Mattersburg 1 Salzburg 1. Leading standings: Austria Vienna 19, Rapid Vienna 16, Mattersburg 16, Salzburg 15, LASK Linz 14. (The Star Online, Malaysia -- Sports)
WEATHER: Thunderstorms possible Aug 28, 2007
Weather - 7-day Forecast Summaries. Melbourne, FL 32935 Last Updated: 08/28/07 09:30:35 EDT. (Florida Today)
Training Cuts Risk of Sudden Death while Hiking Aug 25, 2007
Dr. Martin Burtscher of the University of Innsbruck and colleagues found that male mountain hikers who previously suffered a heart attack faced an 11-fold increased likelihood of sudden death while hiking. Burtscher and his team looked at a sample of all sudden cardiac deaths among men hiking in Austria over a 9-year period, limiting their analysis to residents of Austria or Germany. (MEDLINEplus)
Magic circle Aug 21, 2007
Thorsen, meanwhile, is busy with the construction of Oslo's new National Opera House; with the researches of Galleri Rom, Oslo, devoted to the "intersection of architecture and art"; and with his work as a professor at the Institute for Experimental Studies in Architecture at the University of Innsbruck, Austria. Often, in recent decades, art has been applied to architecture like a form of makeup. (Guardian Unlimited)
Football Results Worldwide Aug 20, 2007
Austrian Div 1: Wacker Innsbruck 1 LASK Linz 2. Leading standings: LASK Linz 13, Mattersburg 12, Salzburg 11, Austria Vienna 10, Sturm Graz 10. (The Star Online, Malaysia -- Sports)
Music: Austrian Rock to italian opera Aug 10, 2007
Stefanie took us to Innsbruck where we shopped for souvenirs and CDs. I bought a collection of Falco's greatest hits. (Juneau Empire)
Obituaries in the News Aug 7, 2007
Rothschild had been on a hunting trip at his lodge near the alpine village of Scharnitz outside Innsbruck when he suffered a fatal heart attack, police in the province of Tyrol said in a statement. He had spent the past several days hunting game with friends in the heavily forested area and had planned to return home to France, police said. (Guardian Unlimited -- World)
2014 Winter Olympics awarded to Sochi, Russia Jul 5, 2007
SI.com - More Sports - Sochi beats South Korean city for '14 Winter Olympics - Wednesday July 4, 2007 9:32PM. Sochi beats South Korean city for '14 Winter Olympics. (SportsIllustrated.CNN)
Handshake could lead to a win for 2014 hopefuls Jul 3, 2007
Against: Austria already has hosted two Winter Games, in Innsbruck in 1964 and 1976 ... Austria has hosted Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, in 1964 and 1976, and the Austrians are calling their 2014 proposal a "no-risk" bid, with eight of 11 venues built and much of the infrastructure in place. (USA Today -- Sports)
Close contest for 2014 Olympics Jul 1, 2007
Austria has staged the Winter Games twice (Innsbruck, 1964 and 1976). Russia, winner of 293 Winter Olympics medals, has never held the Winter Games. (Sunspot.net -- Sports)
Profiles: Bonnie St. Johne Deane Jul 1, 2007
Within five years, Deane became a Harvard honors graduate, a Rhodes scholar and a medal-winning member of the US Olympic Ski Team at Innsbruck, Austria. Since competing in the Olympics in 1984, Deane has worked on Wall Street, in Europe and Asia, been an award-winning sales representative for IBM and, during the first year of the Clinton Administration, was appointed by President Clinton as a Director for Human Capital Issues on the National Economic Council in the White House. (Suite101.com)
Capsules of contenders for 2014 Winter Olympics Jun 30, 2007
Previous Olympics in Austria: (2) Winter Games in Innsbruck, 1964 and 1976. Major sports events hosted: Hundreds of World Cup and world championship events in winter sports; Road World Cycling Championships in Salzburg in 2006; Austria to co-host Euro 2008 soccer championship with Switzerland. (International Herald Tribune -- Sports)
Jimmie Heuga battles MS Jun 29, 2007
In 1964, Heuga was the Olympic bronze medalist in the men's slalom at the Winter Games in Innsbruck, Austria ... He joined American William illy Kidd as medal winners in the slalom event that year at Innsbruck. (Boulder Colorado Daily, CO)
Down to the wire: tight race for 2014 Winter Games Jun 28, 2007
Austria has staged the Winter Games twice, both times in Innsbruck (1964 and 1976), and has hosted about 250 world championships and World Cup events in the past 10 years. Russia, winner of 293 Winter Olympic medals, has never held the Winter Games. (International Herald Tribune -- Business)
Pinhead and Mountainfilm join hands for town talks Jun 27, 2007
Their ICOLS meetings have been held almost exclusively in mountain communities since the first meeting in 1973, in places such as Jasper, Jackson Hole, Vail, Innsbruck, and Font-Romeu, in the French Pyr/n/es ... There are two quantum computers operating in the world, one in Boulder and one in Innsbruck, Austria ... Dr. Blatt is Director of the Institute for Experimental Physics at the University of Innsbruck, and managing and research director of the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum... (Telluride Daily Planet, CO)
"Snowball" Severud donates to museum Jun 21, 2007
He also was head coach for the Canadian team that attended the 1968 Olympics in Grenoble, France, and was a member of the U.S.A. ski-jumping coaching team during the 1964 Olympics held in Innsbruck, Austria. Among the highlights of the new collection are skis and ski-jumping outfits used by Severud, commemorative Olympic medals, a trophy, and articles of clothing officially issued for Olympic coaches from Sears, Robuck, and Company. (Chetek Alert, WI)
* World News Quick Take Jun 17, 2007
AUSTRIA Dead baby case solved Police released on Friday a couple arrested for the murder of three new-born children some 30 years ago, the prosecutor's office in Innsbruck said. The bodies of the three babies were found buried in the cellar of a residential building in Innsbruck, in the western province of Tirol, earlier this month. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- Business)
European Championships Tickets Jun 16, 2007
Tivoli Neu Stadion, Innsbruck, Austria: Capacity 30,000. W. (Suite101.com)
New Research Demonstrates Broad Efficacy of Azixa(TM) (MPC-6827) Against Multiple Tumor Types and in Drug Resistant Cell Lines Jun 15, 2007
The Cancer Research article, entitled "MPC-6827: A Small Molecule Inhibitor of Microtubule Formation that is Not a Substrate for Multi-Drug Resistance Pumps," was co-authored by researchers at EpiCept Corporation, Myriad Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and the Department of Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology and Department of Internal Medicine, Innsbruck Medical University, Austria. About EpiCept's ASAP Technology Cancer cells often exhibit unchecked growth caused by the disabling or absence of the... (PR Newswire)
Study: Kilimanjaro's shrinking snow not sign of global warming Jun 14, 2007 Kilimanjaro shrinks, but is it warming? Jun 13, 2007 Salty oceans provide early warning for climate change Jun 9, 2007 WSU Student-Athletes Record Another Successful Semester In The Classroom Jun 5, 2007 Infant bodies found in cellar bags Jun 3, 2007 Police: Bodies of 3 Babies Found in Austrian Home During Construction Jun 3, 2007 Remains of babies found in Austria house Jun 2, 2007 Surviving a night in a damp tepee May 28, 2007 Rolla resident looks back on her path to freedom May 26, 2007 PSA Test Still Important to Detect Prostate Cancer May 22, 2007 Stem cells used to treat incontinence May 22, 2007 PSA Test Still Important to Detect Prostate Cancer, Studies Find May 21, 2007 J. Saubert, Olympic skier May 17, 2007 Sport briefs May 16, 2007 High style in the Alps May 13, 2007 Baha's Superfund Pitch Grabs Ranieri, Annoys Hedge Funds by Wooing Masses Apr 27, 2007 The truth of Iraq; Yeltsin's legacy; Ethanol production; Keep the cork Apr 25, 2007 Zany Conch Republic turns 25 Apr 23, 2007 Other Olympics at a glance Apr 15, 2007 Spring ski deals at home & abroad Mar 31, 2007 Vienna Choir Boys ~ St. Margaret's to host world-famous musicians Mar 15, 2007 Open-source Replicator? Home-built 3-D Printer Could Launch A Revolution, Engineers Say Feb 28, 2007 Alpine Skiing Feb 15, 2007 Burton Snowboards Tells Employees to Skip Work and Ride After Blizzard Blankets Vermont in Several Feet of Snow Feb 15, 2007 Alpine Skiing: Hosp wins as Paerson tumbles Feb 14, 2007 World Briefings: Church exodus slows in Austria Feb 11, 2007 Lake Placid celebrates 75th anniversary of 1932 Winter Olympics Feb 11, 2007 Brighter spotlight Feb 7, 2007 Melt that cold, cold heart Feb 6, 2007 Alpine Hiking: Vorarlberg Austria Feb 3, 2007 Shannon Farrell's European Diary Feb 1, 2007 Another Stellar Semester For WSU Student-Athletes Jan 29, 2007 Disorderly protein brings order to cell division Jan 27, 2007 Austrian police question Deicide drummer Jan 27, 2007 China breaks S Korea's domination in short track Jan 26, 2007 Skiing: Bad weather comes at worst time for World Cup Jan 25, 2007 Scientists: Glaciers could vanish Jan 23, 2007 Alps glaciers gone by 2050, experts fear Jan 23, 2007 Former ski great Franz Klammer to oversee Salzburg 2014 bid Jan 22, 2007 Science hopes to change events that have already occurred Jan 22, 2007 Cole Wins Bronze at Winter World University Games Jan 19, 2007 Number of Austrians leaving church drops Jan 12, 2007 IOC receives documents from 3 bid cities before deadline Jan 11, 2007 Three Cities Complete Bids for 2014 Olympics Jan 9, 2007 Mourning murders, Chelios gets leave Jan 5, 2007 Sights to see this winter Jan 4, 2007 Valley man named to University of Maine Hall of Fame Jan 2, 2007
Kilimanjaro's icy top, which provided the title for an iconic short story by Ernest Hemingway, has been waning for more than a century, according to Philip Mote of the University of Washington in the United States and Georg Kaser of the University of Innsbruck in Austria. Most of the retreat occurred before 1953, nearly two decades before any conclusive evidence of atmospheric warming was available, they wrote. (CNN -- Science)
Phillip Laesch Jun 14, 2007
He attended the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1959; Sprachinstitut at the city of Cologne, Germany in 1963; Sprachschule Lerch, Innsbruck, Austria in 1972; and the University of Vienna in 1976. He also attended Middlebury School of Language in 1976. (Princeton Bureau County Republican, IL)
Kilimanjaro's icy top, which provided the title for an iconic short story by Ernest Hemingway, has been waning for more than a century, according to Philip Mote of the University of Washington and Georg Kaser of the University of Innsbruck in Austria. advertisement. (MSNBC -- Environment)
The work was presented at the Ocean Controls in Abrupt Climate Change conference, held at the University of Innsbruck Conference Centre in Obergurgl, tz Valley, Austria on 19-24 May 2007. The conference, which was attended by an international consortium of over 70 marine scientists and climate experts, was one of the series of research conferences organised by the ESF Research Conferences Scheme. (EurekAlert!)
"The classroom achievement underscores a shared determination to be the best both academically and athletically - two department objectives that are the foundation of our mission. Listed by: Name, Yr., Major, Hometown Named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll (term gpa 3.5+) were: Baseball , r-Fr., Liberal Arts ces, Brampton, Ont. #, Sr., Management, Grand Ledge, Mich. , Fr., Secondary Education, Allen Park, Mich. , r-Jr., Public Relations, Gregory, Mich. , Sr., English, Mississauga, Ont. ,... (Wsuathletics.com)
Police told Austria Press Agency (APA) the remains were discovered on Friday by a resident excavating the cellar of a multi-family dwelling in the Alpine city of Innsbruck. "The remains were badly decomposed. We don't know at this point whether these remains are male or female. An autopsy will have to determine that and this could take a few days," police investigator Walter Pupp said. (CNN -- International)
INNSBRUCK, Austria Workers remodeling a house in western Austria found the bodies of two infants, and police discovered a third set of remains after a search, authorities said Saturday. Officials said the discovery was made Friday at an apartment building in the alpine city of Innsbruck. (Fox News)
Officials said the gruesome discovery happened on Friday at a multi-family dwelling in the alpine city of Innsbruck. Construction workers were excavating the building's cellar when they came upon the bodies, police said. (Sydney Morning Herald -- World)
And then my brother put his foot through a metal tent peg and spent the rest of the week in Innsbruck General. But booking a tepee in Hay had seemed such a wonderfully bohemian choice of accommodation at the time even for someone who inquired would there be somewhere to plug in hair straighteners. (ic Wales)
Alfred Hitchcock would be proud to write this story as we were illegallly crossing the borders between Austria and West Germany, through the river Inn by Innsbruck, in the middle of the night with thunderstorm and lightning while dodging search lights which kept coming every few minutes. Later on that year, living near Nuremberg and working in an American commissary, I met a soldier named Terry, whose name I took the following year, thus becoming Ivana Harris; 1967 was a very good year--tough,... (Rolla Daily News, MO)
"Patients should be screened," said lead researcher Dr. Alexandre E. Pelzer, from the Medical University Innsbruck, Austria. "Screening reduces mortality from prostate cancer by 50 percent in our part of Austria, where screening is done, compared with other parts of the country where it isn't," he said. (MEDLINEplus)
Doctors from Medical University of Innsbruck in Austria harvested blood and muscle cells, taken from patients' arms, says Hannes Strasser, an associate professor of urology. They isolated two types of stem cells: fibroblasts, which make connective tissue, and myoblasts, which form muscle. (USA Today)
D., Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York City; Robert J. Hamilton, M.D., M.P.H., Duke University Medical Center, Durham, N.C.; Teemu J. Murtola, M.D., University of Tampere, Finland; Alexandre E. Pelzer, M.D., Medical University Innsbruck, Austria; Marc A. Dall'Era, M.D., University of California, San Francisco; Bradley A. Erickson, M.D., Northwestern University, Chicago; Janet Colli, M.D., University of Alabama, Birmingham; May 20, 2007, teleconference, American Urological... (Health-Finder)
She shared a silver medal in the giant slalom and won a bronze in the slalom at the Winter Games in Innsbruck, Austria. She was inducted into the U.S. National Ski Hall of Fame in 1976. (Newsday -- Nation)
Jean Saubert, who earned a silver medal in the giant slalom and a bronze in the slalom at the Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria in 1964, died Monday of breast cancer in Bigfork, Mont. She was 65. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA -- Sports)
Bergisel Ski JumpInnsbruck, Austria. Iraqi-born, London-based superarchitect Zaha Hadid is making her mark on Innsbruck, capital of the Austrian Tirol. (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)
Merrill pioneered the retailing of stocks; Fidelity did the same thing with mutual funds,'' says Baha, during a stop at Superfund's offices in Innsbruck, Austria, before he heads out for some late-December skiing. One day, Superfund will be a household name. (Bloomberg)
The truth of Iraq; Yeltsin's legacy; Ethanol production; Keep the cork - International Herald Tribune (International Herald Tribune -- Ed/Op)
It has had embassies in Berlin and Paris and ''Conch-sulates'' in places such as Innsbruck, Austria and Cleveland. An hour-long Discovery Channel program about the Conch Republic has been shown in 70 countries in 32 languages, according to Peter Anderson, the republic's secretary general. (The Miami Herald)
Salzburg, Austria: The third-place finalist for the 2010 Games was chosen over onetime host Innsbruck in January 2005. Innsbruck hosted in 1964 and again in 1976 after Denver was forced to back out when a bid for public funding failed at the polls. (USA Today -- Sports)
There are a few places left on a week-long jaunt in the scenic Tyrolean town of Innsbruck for only $700 ... Did we forget to mention Innsbrucks 200 trails that spread over 310 miles of top-rated ski terrain. (MSNBC -- Travel)
In 1498, Emperor Maximilian I of Austria moved his court and his court musicians from Innsbruck to Vienna. He gave specific instructions that there were to be six boys among his musicians. (Desert Entertainer, CA)
So far, Lipson says, about a dozen people have said they are building one, and he knows of three that are actually up and running -- two at the University of Washington and one in Innsbruck, Austria. Lipson's group has built several and lent a couple to other researchers. (Science Daily)
Hudec's post-race comments seemed intended to rile up Innsbruck and Salzburg: "I learned to ski in Austria where all the good skiers well, what used to be all the good skiers come from.". The empire struck back Tuesday night, when Nicole Hosp brought the Austrians their first gold medal in this 15-day event, and ended Anja Paerson's gold-medal streak. (International Herald Tribune)
Privately held and owned by Jake, Burton's headquarters are in Burlington, Vermont with international offices in Innsbruck, Austria and Tokyo, Japan. For more information, visit. (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
The ski-crazed fans back in Salzburg and Innsbruck were getting pretty nervous, especially after no Austrian man appeared on the men's downhill podium. "For the whole team it's easier now with a gold medal," said Hans Pum, the Alpine director for the Austrian team. (International Herald Tribune -- Sports)
"You have massive suburban developments where churches physically aren't being built, and communities have no priests to serve them. So the decline in Mass attendance has further to run, because our culture is becoming less and less Catholic." In Austria, even if the rate of withdrawals keeps slowing, parishes will conduct far more funerals than baptisms because of changing demographics, said Elizabeth Rathgeb, who works with the Diocese of Innsbruck. "People today are more individualistic. They... (Washington Times, DC)
The only other cities are St. Moritz and Innsbruck, Austria. The 1980 Olympics re-established Lake Placid, Caligiore said, but the 1932 Games established Lake Placid. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)
Thirty-one years ago this month, Dorothy Hamill felt the weight of Olympic gold around her neck as she stood on the podium in Innsbruck, Austria ... " Hamill is as modest as her career was dazzling, especially in 1976, when everything she touched turned to gold. She won the last of her three U.S. titles in Colorado Springs, Colo., where Four Continents is being held. Weeks later, she earned a perfect 6.0 mark for artistic presentation during her short program in Innsbruck and then scooped up... (Sunspot.net -- Sports)
Only 45 minutes from Innsbruck, it is an easy place to visit ... Jamie Doward travelled to Kaltenbach with , which has five flights to Innsbruck a week during winter costing from 79 return. (Guardian Unlimited -- Travel)
The Tyrol region around Innsbruck is better known internationally, but Vorarlberg has an insider s charm and being away from the throngs of international tourists makes it a more enjoyable hiking experience, catastrophic flooding aside. We decide upon a circular hiking route, starting from Schruns up to the Wormser Hoehenweg, detouring through the recently flooded town of Galtuer to the glaciers above Bielerhoehe, staying in the mountain huts along the way and ending up at Vandans. (Suite101.com)
Our final stop of the trip was Innsbruck, Austria, where we met up with some girls who had been signed to play from the previous trip. Innsbruck was the site of the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics, so one can imagine the picturesque mountains that provided the backdrop for the city. (Goyalebulldogs.com)
Journalism, Innsbruck, Austria , r-Jr. Linguistics, Carleton, Mich. (Wsuathletics.com)
The secret to the ability of a molecule critical for cell division to throw off the protein yoke that restrains its activity is the yoke itselfa disorderly molecule that seems to have a mind of its own, say investigators at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Innsbruck Medical University (Austria) and Max Planck Institute (Martinsried, Germany) ... Jude); Matthias Grimmler, Thomas Mund, Zoran Cilensek, Eva-Maria Keidel, Ludger Hengst (Max Plank Institute of Biochemistry, Martinsried,... (EurekAlert!)
U.S. drummer Steve Asheim of Deicide was detained on suspicion of bank robbery, then released in Innsbruck, Austria. The member of the Florida death metal band was making a bank deposit from merchandise sales when bank staff became suspicious and called police, Blabbermouth. (Washington Times, DC)
South Korea swept all the 10 gold medals of the short track at the last version of the Games in Innsbruck, Austria. Cho won the silver while Italy's Marta Capurso took the bronze. (Xinhuanet, China)
Huber has heard from elderly townsfolk here that this warm winter reminds them of 1964, when the Olympic Winter Games took place in nearby Innsbruck. But Alpine ski racing, back then, was still climbing toward its peak in popularity; with Jean-Claude Killy and Franz Klammer yet to come, the sport could afford some rainy days. (International Herald Tribune -- Sports)
In western Austria's Alpine province of Tyrol, glaciers have been shrinking by about 3 percent a year, meaning their mass decreases annually by about 3 feet, said Roland Psenner, of the University of Innsbruck's Institute for Ecology ... Marc Olefs (left) and Andrea Fischer, researchers from Innsbruck University, check a field covered with white polyethylene against the backdrop of jagged peaks, at Eisgrat (Ice Spine) skiing station on Austria;s Stubai glacier near the village of... (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Innsbruck University researchers check part of the glacier at Austria's Stubai resort in this July 4, 2005, file photo ... In western Austria's Alpine province of Tyrol, glaciers have been shrinking by about 3 percent a year, meaning their mass decreases annually by roughly 3 feet, said Roland Psenner, of the University of Innsbruck's Institute for Ecology. (MSNBC -- Environment)
Klammer dominated downhill racing throughout the 1970s, winning gold at the 1976 Games in Innsbruck the last Olympics held in Austria. "He'll be a charming ambassador," Salzburg deputy governor Wilfried Haslauer said. (International Herald Tribune -- Sports)
The experiment builds on work done in the late 1990s in Anton Zeilinger's lab, when he was at the University of Innsbruck, Austria. Researcher Birgit Dopfer found that photons that were "entangled", or linked by their properties such as momentum, showed the same wave-or-particle behavior as one another. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Ghedina won the silver medal in the giant slalom at the 2005 Winter World University Games in Innsbruck, Austria. "Being in fifth and seeing the times, I thought third was a pretty reasonable goal. My second run was the second fastest, so it was a good day," Cole said after his second run. (Denverpioneers.com)
In Austria, even if the rate of withdrawals keeps slowing, parishes will conduct far more funerals than baptisms because of changing demographics, said Elizabeth Rathgeb, who works with the Diocese of Innsbruck. "People today are more individualistic. They don't want to be part of a big organization that tells them what to think and believe," said Georg Plank, a Catholic lay leader in the southern city of Graz. (Yahoo News -- Religion)
Austria last held the Winter Olympics in 1976 at Innsbruck. Pyeongchang wants to become the first Asian city outside Japan (Sapporo 1972 and Nagano 1998) to hold the Winter Olympics. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)
Austria last had the Winter Games in 1976 when Innsbruck hosted its second Olympics in a dozen years. Pyeongchang wants to become the third Asian city to hold the Winter Games since 1972 when Sapporo, Japan, staged it. (Newsmax)
Andreas Jacobsen captured his second career World Cup ski jumping title, upsetting hometown favorite Thomas Morgenstern to win the third event of the Four Hills tournament at Innsbruck, Austria. Kris Freeman of Andover, N.H., captured his eighth national gold medal by winning the 15-kilometer freestyle race at the US Cross-Country Championships in Houghton, Mich. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
Innsbruck railway Something special for those who enjoy mountain scenery, skiing, surfboarding, unusual forms of transport and the wilder side of contemporary architecture - Zaha Hadid has designed four new stations for the dramatic slopes of the Nordpark mountain railway, Innsbruck, Austria. Opens March. (Guardian Unlimited)
That year, he traveled to Innsbruck, Austria with the rest of the team to compete in his first Olympics. Akers placed 16th at the Games, the top finish for an American. (Wasilla Frontiersman, AK)
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