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Hydrogeological characteristics of certain areas are the most important factor in the distribution and hydrological characteristics of springs. Nevertheless, geomorphological, i.e., morphometrical characteristics can also play an important role in their distribution and/or can serve as spatial indicators of spring positions. This study compares the distribution of springs, their hydrological and morphometric characteristics in two neighboring areas of different morphogenic relief types in the Medvednica mountain (central Croatia), as well as their relationship with known faults. Results show that most of the springs in both areas researched have discharges between 0.01 L/s and 0.1 L/s. Nevertheless, in the fluviokarst area, there is a higher share of springs with discharges higher than 0.1 L/s. Morphometric characteristics of springs studied (altitude, slope, relative relief, curvature and Topographic Wetness Index (TWI)) have shown certain differences that are connected to the hydrogeological characteristics of the area. Results indicate that spring locations in the fluviodenudation relief area are more connected to the geomorphological processes caused by surface and shallow underground water runoff, while in the fluviokarst relief, that connection is less pronounced. Research has also shown that spring distribution in both areas is connected to faults, with somewhat higher concurrence in the fluviodenudation relief.

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There are three sections: Sabre on the Wall, Sabre in Hand and Sabre in Velvet, referring to the weapon used to kill a young girl at the meeting.

Improvisational guitar is a fairly new field of study, partially because the instrument was always considered lightweight in academic circles until the fairly recent re-evaluation of 20th century musical forms like jazz, pop and rock and roll. Among the papers being presented is Improvisation and the 19th Century Guitarist, which will discuss the techniques used by European practitioners of the day. Other papers deal with the Renaissance, [Jimi Hendrix], Montreal jazz icon Sonny Greenwich, Quebec legend [Felix Leclerc] and general reports on electric blues and the role of guitar in country music. Photo: DAVE CARTER, GUELPH MERCURY; [Howard Spring] is organizer of the guitar symposium being held at the University of Guelph this weekend.

Presents an abstract of Howard Allen Spring's thesis \"The Improvisational Style of Charlie Christian\" and points out that its purpose is to initiate a study of Charlie Christian's style and technique.

His funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Dodsworth-Piper-Wallen Funeral Home, Macomb, the Rev. David Huff officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery.

A. Howard Spring, whose most successful novel was My Son, My Son, died May 3, 1965, at his home in Falmouth, Cornwall, England. Son of a poor gardener, Spring was born in Cardiff, Wales.