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	EINBECK - LoveToKnow Article on EINBECK
		Einbeck grew up originally round the monastery of St Alexander (founded 1080), famous for its relic of the True Blood.
		It is first recorded as a town in 1274, and in the i4th century was the seat of the princes of Grubenhagen, a branch of the ducal house of Brunswick.
		In 1626, during the Thirty Years War, Einbeck was taken by Pappenheim and in October 1641 by Piccolomini.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /E/EI/EINBECK.htm (235 words)

	Michael Jackson's Beer Hunter - Original Bock: the beer the doctor ordered
		Einbeck, in Lower Saxony, is close to Brunswick, Hamelin (of the Pied Piper) and Hanover.
		Einbeck became the brewing centre of the Hanseatic League founded by these and other port cities as an attempt at a European trading union, a medieval forerunner of the European Community.
		Einbeck's great power as a brewing city began to diminish in the 1600s, with the growth of rivals, political change and wars.
	www.beerhunter.com /documents/19133-000034.html (1409 words)

	Bock
		Einbeck was a major European trade center in the Middle Ages and a member of the powerful Hanseatic League, a group of cities that worked together to protect each others' trade interests during a tumultuous time.
		Einbecks beers were highly regarded throughout Europe, and with the aid of the League, it wasn't long before the product was exported to its devotees in England, Scandanavia, the Mideast, and Mediterranean and Baltic countries.
		Einbeck beer was also brewed with the palest malt available, one-third wheat and two-thirds barley, making for a more delicate than usual beverage.
	www.allaboutbeer.com /style/23.1-bock.html (2294 words)

	Bock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bottom fermented, it is named for the famous medieval German brewing town of Einbeck.
		The beer is a heavy bodied lager and is darkened by high-coloured malts.
		In the local dialect, Einbeck is pronounced similar to "Einbock", which sounds like ein Bock (a goat).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bock (1486 words)

	The Medieval Heart of Northern Germany. Uncover the past in the cities of Hildesheim, Einbeck, Celle, and Lüneburg. By ...
		Einbeck, still partly surrounded by its 15th century walls, is a town for walking, ogling, and soaking up atmosphere--street upon street lined by crazily leaning half-timbered houses.
		Of Einbeck's Gothic churches, the most rewarding is St. Alexander's famed for its elaborately carved 13th century choir stalls, the oldest in Germany.
		Though as perfectly preserved a medieval gem as Einbeck, Celle, a town of 75,000 about 47 miles north of Hildesheim, is of a totally different character because it is a planned city: planned to meet the needs and satisfy the egos of the Guelph rulers of Brunswick.
	www.germanlife.com /Archives/1996/9610_02.html (5103 words)

	Einbeck – beer through the ages and the fascination of medieval architecture - einbeck-online
		Einbeck – beer through the ages and the fascination of medieval architecture
		As a member of the Hanseatic League (federation of merchant towns, influential throughout northern and central Europe, founded in 1368), Einbeck was a cosmopolitan merchant town at the intersection of trading routes even in the Middle Ages.
		Einbeck’s earlier affluence from its brewing tradition can be felt at every turn even today.
	www.einbeck-online.de /international.php?ID=33&sprache=2 (250 words)

	Spring Bock1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The city of Einbeck, located in northern Germany near the Saxon cities of Hanover and Brunswick, is credited as being the birthplace of bock.
		Einbeck established itself as a brewing center in the 13th and 14th centuries with the production of what was probably a very strong, top-fermenting (ale) wheat beer, or what today would be called a weizenbock.
		Nowadays the term bock usually indicates a strong, dark, malty lager, and is often consumed as a springtime or winter warmer.
	www.cambrew.com /spring-bock-1997.htm (291 words)

	Spotlight on Nation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The All Girls High School of Einbeck is a massive, economically powerful nation, remarkable for its barren, inhospitable landscape.
		Einbeck's national animal is the highschool girl, which teeters on the brink of extinction due to widespread deforestation, and its currency is the schoolgirl uniform.
		Einbeck is ranked 63rd in the region and 100,840th in the world for Most Cultured.
	www.nationstates.net /-1/page=display_nation/nation=einbeck (229 words)

	Ur-Bock \| Einbecker Brauhaus AG
		Every year on May 1, lots were drawn in the marketplace to determine the order in which the town brewmaster went to the houses of the more than 700 brewers, the "Citizens and Brewers".
		However, the brewers were only permitted to produce beer for their own consumption, and everything beyond this amount was purchased by the town council.
		Because Einbeck was a Hanseatic city and had a close relationship with the Hanse as early as 1368, beer trade initially followed the pathways of the Hanseatic trade.
	www.einbecker.com /flycms/en/html/6/Zmx5Y21z/Glossary.html (576 words)

	All About Beer: BrewStyles-Bock
		As the 17th century dawned, the Munich brewers "bent all their energy to brewing a beer as good as that of Einbeck." This effort failed until a brewer from Einbeck was drawn to Munich in 1612, and lent his skills to the cause.
		Although the Munich copy of the Einbeck beer bore little resemblance to the original, the resulting beer was still named after the city that inspired it.
		Not long after, brewing ceased in Einbeck as a result of the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) and the name of the Munich-produced beer no doubt began to drift from "Ainpoeckish" to simply "Poeck" and ultimately to the "Bock" we know today.
	www.allaboutbeer.com /homebrew/bock.html (1395 words)

	Einbeck - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Einbeck is very famous for its 600 year old beer brewery, home of Einbecker Bier, the origin for the term Bock beer.
		It is believed to be the eldest brewery in Germany.
		Einbeck is the birthplace of Henry Muhlenberg, who emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1742 and became the patriarch of the Muhlenberg Family dynasty as well as the founder of the Lutheran church in the American colonies.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Einbeck (133 words)

	Beer- Barley Wines and Bock (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In the late 14th and early 15th centuries Einbeck was a member of the Hanseatic League, a unity amongst medieval towns in northern Germany and adjacent countries for the protection and promotion of commerce.
		Einbeck's architecture attests to its rich brewing history: the city had its own public kettle, which was shared by all the townspeople.
		In the old center of town, one might also note the large vents built into the attic floors of the old houses: this is where homeowners dried their malt and hops.
	www.maproom.com /beerjrnl/brbock.htm (634 words)

	Welcome to HomebrewAdventures.com - News
		The city of Einbeck, located near Hamburg, was one of the many cities that prospered during this turbulent period.
		Einbeck's location in the center of the new Hop industry allowed it to produces quality beer that also traveled well as an export.
		Although there are a number of different theories as to when the Bock style originated, the most commonly held belief is that it was first produced and exported from Einbeck.
	www.homebrew.com /articles/article03250001.shtml (648 words)

	Einbeck, Germany
		15km/9mi southwest of Bad Gandersheim is the little town of Einbeck, once a Hanseatic city, with remains of its old fortifications and many 16th C. half-timbered houses.
		The establishment of a brewery here in 1378 brought the town great prosperity.
		To the east of the town is the Gothic St Bartholomew's Chapel, with the tomb of Friedrich Sertümer (1783-1841), discoverer of morphine, who was a chemist in Einbeck from 1806 to 1820.
	www.planetware.com /bad-gandersheim/einbeck-d-ni-b_gein.htm (192 words)

	Jochen Einbeck - Publications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Einbeck, J. A Simple Unifying Formula for Taylor's Theorem and Cauchy's Mean Value Theorem, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics 14, 69-74.
		Einbeck, J. and Kauermann, G. Online Monitoring with Local Smoothing Methods and Adaptive Ridging, Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation 73, 913-929.
		Einbeck, J., Tutz, G. and Evers, L. Exploring Multivariate Data Structures with Local Principal Curves.
	www.nuigalway.ie /maths/je/material/publications.html (199 words)

	History \| Einbecker Brauhaus AG
		Beer trade was already very meaningful for the city Einbeck in the 14th century.
		Each full-fledged citizen of Einbeck had the right to brew beer, and there were over 700 brewers in the city.
		The city council purchased the excess beer and took care of marketing the beer for Germany and abroad - from Amsterdam in the west to Tallinn in the east.
	www.einbecker.com /flycms/en/screen/19/-/History.html (403 words)

	ein_beer
		Also, Einbeck beer was given to Martin Luther as a wedding present, and to sustain him during the Diet of Worms.
		During the Middle Ages, Einbeck was famed throughout Europe for its superior quality beer, especially its dark beer.
		It's thus theorized that people requesting Einbeck beer would call out "Ein Bock" and that eventually this came to be shortened to just plain "Bock".
	www.thefunkes.de /interest/ein_beer.html (1889 words)

	KnasterKOPF - No. 13
		Altogether 42 participants attended the meeting, which was held in Einbeck at the kind invitation of Einbeck town and at the initiative of A. Heege, who gave a detailed account of clay pipes found in Einbeck.
		The ideas explained by R. Kluttig-Altmann in his paper given at Einbeck in 1999 were taken as the basis.
		The first concrete results of the meeting were that the participants decided on a nomenclature that involved giving numbers to the different types of decoration.
	www.knasterkopf.de /htm/he13.htm (1455 words)

	City of Keene Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		With the local Schleicher and Schuell Company having headquarters in Dassel Germany, Einbeck was selected for its proximity to Dassel, its comparable size to Keene, and the connection with Schleicher and Schuell which also has a division in Einbeck.
		A delegation of five committee members and spouses paid for the trip out-of-pocket and made the initial trip to Einbeck in May of 2002.
		In the fall of 2003 KHS was visited by a group of students and two faculty members in the first exchange program between the two schools.
	www.ci.keene.nh.us /community/einbeck.htm (434 words)

	Bicycle Tour Pyritz Hiddensee
		Four years ago we have cycled to Heidi's roots at West Prussia, where she is born and grown up until the escape in 1945.
		Besides of the famous brewery there is the prison and I remember the shivers when I watched the grilled windows as a small boy.
		The last enjoyable memory of Einbeck is the "Altendorfer Berg", a hill with a seldom "Mager- and Trockenrasen" vegetation (arid karst vegetation).
	www.tu-bs.de:8080 /~wittram/reisen/Pyritz96/pyritz1_engl.html (3424 words)

	Deutsche Wappen (Gemeindewappen Kreiswappen) - EINBECK
		Einbeck was first mentioned as a city in 1203 and the local council was first mentioned in 1252.
		The present arms were derived from this seal and officially granted in 1938.
		The city gate in the arms indicate the fortifications and city rank of Einbeck.
	www.ngw.nl /int/dld/e/einbeck.htm (234 words)

	Bock for Spring - Maibock , Doppelbock , Eisbock - Beer and Brewing
		Just 40 miles south of Hanover, Einbeck’s climate was botanically propitious to the growing of hops and established itself as one of the earliest hop growing regions in the world.
		Einbeck’s location in close proximity to the North and the Baltic Seas made it an ideal member of the Hanseatic League Trade Federation.
		Einbeck was renowned for its premier brewers, and Elias Pichler was hailed as one of the very best.
	www.bellaonline.com /articles/art31330.asp (1176 words)

	IfHaS: Henry Mechior Muhlenberg: The Patriarch of the Lutheran Church in North America
		Youth at Einbeck I Studies at Göttingen University I Establishment of a Poor´s School I First personal contact with the Francke Foundations I Inspector at Großhennersdorf I The Call to Pennsylvania I Good-bye Germany I Voyage across the Channel and acceptance of the Call
		The young man from Einbeck got immatriculated at the newly founded University of Göttingen on March, 19th 1735.
		Three young students, known to Muhlenberg since his youth in Einbeck, told him of the lectures in Human Studies ("Humaniora") they had been given in Halle (Saale).
	www.ifhas.de /halhalhal/hallunken/hm_muhlenberg/texthmm_eng.htm (1201 words)

	AgBioForum 4(1): KWS: Going Beyond Sugar Beet
		The headquarters of KWS are in Einbeck, in the state of Lower Saxony, Germany.
		For sugar beet breeding, there is a strong co-ordination from the headquarters in Einbeck.
		In April 1999, a new 15 million Euro biotechnology center was opened at KWS premises in Einbeck.
	www.agbioforum.org /v4n1/v4n1a08-bijman.htm (2965 words)

	Realbeer.com Beer Therapy » Blog Archive » Weekly Therapy: Books and history
		“About the composition of Einbeck beer we learn that is was made two-thirds of barley malt and one-third of wheat malt, but lightly kilned, and was brewed only in winter.
		Of course, it was a top-fermented beer, ‘but very different from the top-fermented beers of nowadays,’ and is said to have been hopped very strong, and with hops that grew in the environs of Einbeck, where numerous hop-yards were in cultivation.”
		John Arnold wrote that in Origin And History Of Beer And Brewing, one of two books rich in beer history recently made available in reprint form from BeerBooks.com.
	www.realbeer.com /blog/?p=59 (876 words)

	Epinions.com - Another Winner From Einbeck: Einbecker Schwarzbier
		If a beer comes from Einbeck, Germany, it’s probably going to be a good one.
		Einbeck, the birth place of bock beer and once so successful in the brewing arts that other German cities intrigued to lure away or steal its brewers outright, is still today a leading German brewing center.
		The tradition of world-class brewing is carried on by the Einbecker brewery, which can trace its roots back some 600 years.
	www.epinions.com /content_3382943876 (446 words)

	Columns
		Background: Bockbier originated from Einbeck, a town 170 miles northeast of Frankfurt.
		Two tons of beer were sold to the city of Celle using this recipe.
		In the year 1612 the Bavarian dukes lured away a brewmaster from Einbeck for their Hofbräuhaus in order to produce the famous "Einpökisch Beer" (old German for Einbeck).
	www.yeastbank.com /styles/bocks.htm (697 words)

	As morphine turns 200, drug that blocks its side effects reveals new secrets
		On May 21, 2005, the world of medicine will celebrate the 200th anniversary of the crystallization of morphine in Einbeck, Germany.
		Despite 200 years of increasingly frequent use however, even the medical uses of morphine still present problems, such as severe nausea, itching, and constipation.
		Moss has been invited to speak at the Einbeck morphine-commemorative conference in May on the relationship between morphine and a drug known as methylnaltrexone -- a peripheral opiate antagonist developed at the University of Chicago -- which can prevent many of these troubling side effects.
	www.eurekalert.org /pub_releases/2005-05/uocm-amt051805.php (1130 words)

	Post-Crescent - Einbecker beers a treat from a legendary place that knows its brew (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The only thing that could top it would be a What Would Jesus Drink story, which I suspect we’re not going to hear anytime soon (but if we do, I hope we hear it here first).
		Beer has been brewed in Einbeck for at least seven centuries.
		At one point during the 17th century more than 700 brew houses were in operation in the city.
	www.wisinfo.com /postcrescent/news/beerman/beer_14776869.shtml (382 words)

	Jochen Einbeck - Preprints (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Einbeck, J. & Tutz, G. Modelling beyond Regression Functions: an Application of Multimodal Regression to Speed-Flow Data.
		Einbeck, J. Local Fitting with General Basis Functions (SFB386 Discussion Paper No. 256; substantially revised version published as 'Local Fitting with a Power Basis', REVSTAT 2, 101-126, 2004)
		Einbeck, J., Tutz, G. & Evers, L. Exploring Multivariate Data Structures with Local Principal Curves, to appear in the Proceedings of the 28th Annual Meeting of the GfKl.
	www.nuigalway.ie /maths/je/material/preprints.html (149 words)

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