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Blessed said he was terribly moved to hear about the entrepreneurial youngster, whom he called a lad after my own heart.
Wiping away a tear as he stood at Jabezs graveside, he said: I dont think Ive ever cried in my life. Never cried, not even as a baby.
Im proud to have found you. I had a really great, great-grandfather.
Blessed family history was uncovered by researchers on the BBCs Who Do You Think You Are?, who looked into his paternal line from his home in south Yorkshire.
They located his great-great-great-grandfather, Barnabus Blessed, as a relatively wealthy bookbinder in early 1800s London, before making a disastrous move to Portsmouth.
Brian Blessed's parents with Brian (BBC/ Derek Ford)
Recorded as a pauper and father of four, he and his wife both died in their early 40s, leaving their children as orphans.
As paupers, the four children were expelled from the parish just three days later and sent back to London, where the St Martins in the Fields parish were legally bound to care for them.
They entered the workhouse, where they were split up and housed in separate wards.
Martha, aged 14, is described as an idiot, suggesting she suffered learning difficulties. She died a week after entering the workhouse. Elizabeth, her 22-month-old sister, died shortly afterwards.
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Satellite-imaging technology developed in northwest Ohio could be key to solving a problem that has long plagued environmentalists trying to get ahead of the toxic algal blooms that have poisoned waterways across the world.
Scientists widely recognize that algal blooms including the current one in Lake Erie are fueled by high levels of phosphorous and other fertilizers that have made their way into the water. However, its difficult to trace where those nutrients are coming from.
We all know its phosphorus thats the Miracle-Gro of cyanobacteria, said Milt Baker, chief executive officer of Blue Water Satellite Inc. Its being dumped into lakes, its coming off of farm-field runoff, combined sewer overflows, and leaky septic systems, but we dont know where. We have that answer here.
Using public satellite data and complex, proprietary algorithms, the Toledo firm can identify and measure a host of things, including water temperature, algal blooms, and phosphorus levels without ever setting foot in the field. Officials say their data have proved as accurate as traditionally collected field samples.
Weve moved the laboratory to the sky, Mr. Baker said.
A number of universities and government agencies, including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, are experimenting with similar technology, but Blue Water claims to be the only commercial provider. Thats difficult to verify, but experts said know of no other companies doing what Blue Water does.
The science behind the process is the tendency of chemical compounds and organic matter to reflect a different light spectrum in a specific and identifiable way. That data is captured within satellite images, which are then processed by Blue Water.
Robert Vincent, a retired geologist at Bowling Green State University, began researching that possibility in 2002 and published a paper on it in 2004. He received a patent in 2005 for his method of finding and measuring phycocyanin-pigmented algae and cyanobacteria and since has developed ways to find and measure other materials.
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