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An update from our Parochial Church Council Meeting held in February 2019
Woodstock PCC September 2018 Meeting Summary
A precis of our meeting on Wednesday 12th September 2018
Alice began the meeting with prayer.
Aidan presented the half yearly Finance report indicating that things are stable, but a cautious approach is required to remain so. The loan from Blenheim is still to be paid back. Low summer attendance at weekly services had a negative effect on finances. There was some discussion on ways to encourage donations which produced some good ideas. Other purchases discussed included a prayer candle stand to be available to all visitors. The parish share was discussed as was the ongoing issues with getting details updated on the Barclays bank account.
Chris Wallworth reported that the refurbishment work at the Rectory is finished and the property can now be let. A pattern of weekly worship services was discussed to enable support for Alice during the Vacancy of Rector – beginning in November until the vacancy is filled, two out of four Sundays will be a Eucharist service, alternating with choral Matins and our regular family service. The 8am communion will remain unchanged. Work will now begin, together with Bladon PCC, to produce a Parish Profile to advertise for the post of Rector. During the vacancy the churchwardens are responsible for arranging the clergy rotas. In light of this, Ruth Sutherland asked for volunteers to take on rotas for the monthly café teams and the Sunday morning teams.
Under Churchwardens Business Chris Wallworth asked for a volunteer to become Events Coordinator to lessen the workload on the churchwardens and Marion in the office. The bolt on the wooden entrance door is now fixed. The process to have a post box fitted for church is ongoing with the DAC. The recent quinquennial inspection showed no major problems barring some damp issues – some proposals have been made but nothing is urgent. A trial run of the kneelers at the communion rail has proved unpopular so the original kneeler will be replaced.
Standing Items included feedback on the recent safeguarding training held at Bladon. All PCC members are undergoing DBS checks. Alice reported that all is going well in the schools. She leads worship in the primary schools on alternate weeks, however this could be increased to weekly worship (as previously) by being led by a lay person or group. In the absence of a Rector our good relationship with the Marlborough school needs maintaining.
There will be a PCC meeting on October 18th to approve the draft Parish Profile. The next full PCC meeting will be on November 28th.
WOODSTOCK PCC - January 2018 Meeting Summary
A précis of the PCC meeting on Wednesday 17th January 2018
Adrian began the meeting with prayer.
A review of our finances revealed an end of year deficit of around £15k. We need every church member to heed the message of the presentation given by Aidan in November – an average increase of £3 per head per week is essential if we are to fulfill our ministry and mission in response to God's call. Thanks were given for Carol Holmes' ministry as our Planned Giving coordinator, as they were for Glynda Salter, who is taking on this work.
We reviewed our Christmas services, and Adrian expressed his admiration and gratitude to the whole team who made it such a success.
The work on the church building remains under constant review, and Mike Holmes reported on 'snagging'. It was good to hear that heating costs are lower than were expected.
Adrian outlined plans for Lent, Holy Week, and Easter, details of which can be found in the specially published leaflet in church, and online.
The PCC approved Gail Ward's relicensing as a Licensed Lay Minister; approval was also given to the appointment of Mark Smith as a Lay Pastoral Assistant. Gail will share with Adrian and Alice in pastoralia, especially home visiting and Spencer Court; Mark will work alongside Adrian in developing experience of parish life and helping in the building in practical ways. Both Mark and Gail will be supporting Alice with our new afternoon services for children and young families.
Adrian reported on the visit to our link parish of Gränna in May, when our twinning agreement will be signed.
The wardens and associate wardens took a lead on decisions to be made concerning our day-to-day life as a church family, both in terms of the building, and also our community and fellowship. They included the location of the Book of Remembrance, the lighting of votive candles, using our kneelers in the chancel and at the High Altar, the purchase of new tables, coffee after the service on Sundays, the sales area (for books, cards, etc), the Foodbank, and, crucially, a working party to clear the Upper Room so that our children's church can start properly again.
Jenny Atkinson and Joan Perry were gladly nominated as lay administrants of Holy Communion.
Please ask any PCC members for more information about our meeting – and keep us all in your prayers.
October 2017 Meeting Summary
Adrian began the meeting with prayer and bible study on the Beatitudes (Matthew 5.1-12).
We learnt that Nathan Jarvis is leaving to become a Chaplain at Bangor and a Cathedral canon, leaving a vacancy at the same time that the new benefices are formed (one called Yarnton with Begbroke and Shipton on Cherwell, the other called Woodstock and Bladon). As Area Dean, Adrian will be closely involved in the appointment of Nathan's successor. Nathan's last Sunday is November 26th; the new benefices are due to come into legal existence on December 1st. Adrian will no longer be 'Team Rector' but 'Rector of the Benefice of Woodstock and Bladon'.
Mike Holmes updated us on the redevelopment/re-ordering project. Everything continues according to plan (cf the précis of 12th September). PCC members who are free will gather on October 31st to help prepare the layout of the new furniture and make other plans re liturgy and worship. Adrian spoke in detail about the re-opening service on November 9th, the Open Days on November 10th and 11th when refreshments will be served all day, Remembrance Sunday on November 12th, the Gala Concert on November 18th, and the Christmas Market on November 25th.
Ruth Sutherland presented the Building in Mission Group report, and the PCC approved a scheme of fees for hire of the building. Chris Wallworth presented the People in Mission Group report, which discussed many aspects of church life and outreach. A form has been developed which will be sent to all church members two weeks before the reopening of the church to encourage every member ministry, and concentrated prayer for our future. An important decision was made about coffee! From November 19th onwards, coffee and tea will be served BEFORE the 11am service, not afterwards. Our pastoral care was discussed, and developing our pastoral team. We talked about reinstating various activities after the re-opening, and Shaun guided us through research he is doing into reaching those who declare they have no religion –important as we plan for growth.
Adrian presented a substantial paper on worship, which the PCC is to discuss further at the next meeting on November 29th at 7pm in our re-ordered church.
September 2017 Meeting Summary
A précis of our meeting on Tuesday 12th September 2017
Adrian began the meeting with prayer and bible study on Mark 8.22-26.
We reviewed our strategy day in July, from which came the two working groups referred to later in this précis.
Under redevelopment/re-ordering we learned that the project is proceeding extremely well and is, wonderfully, on track, with costs being tightly and well controlled. The building will be handed over at the end of October, giving time for detailed preparations to be made for the re-opening service on November 9th. We also confirmed the terms of our loan and loan repayment plan with the Blenheim estate.
Adrian spoke in some detail about the re-opening service and the days following, including Remembrance Sunday on November 12th, a grand Gala Concert on November 18th, and the Christmas Market on November 25th. He alluded to Advent and Christmas services, and to new plans for worship in 2018 (see below).
Aidan, as Chairman of the Finance Committee, informed the PCC that our giving has dropped significantly while the building has been closed. While partly anticipated, the drop is c. £20,000 short of our forecast – immensely disappointing. The Finance Committee will bring proposals to the October PCC aiming to remedy this, including a major presentation to the congregation in late November. A new freewill offering officer is sought to replace Carol Holmes who has served us so well.
The Building in Mission Group is chaired by Ruth Sutherland. We heard of plans for cleaning the building, opening and locking, future usage and many other practical arrangements. The People in Mission Group is chaired by Chris Wallworth. We heard of a review of our ministry of welcome, an overhaul of rotas and teams, mission and ministries. Adrian is making plans for two new regular services in 2018, part of our outreach to children and young families, and teenagers and young adults.
We approved a new body for providing Safeguarding services, as requested by the diocese.
In other business, we noted with regret that Alison Mares, our Methodist Minister, had moved on from Woodstock, and held her in our prayers and best wishes. Adrian is working with the local Superintendent Minister and others on supporting our Methodist friends at this time. Adrian reported on news from our schools, including good results from the Marlborough, and gave notice that he is seeking a new Foundation Governor for Woodstock primary school.
March 2017 Meeting Summary
A précis of our meeting on Wednesday 15th March 2017
Following prayers, and the usual formalities, we made plans to take a tour around the churchyard with jenny Atkinson to see some of the wonderful work she has been doing and Jenny is always looking for new help, do get in touch with her!). We also thanked Alicia and Alice for working on the cards for distribution around the parish for Holy Week and Easter.
Under the redevelopment/re-ordering item, we reviewed our current position; we are still short of the funding we need to do everything, but are praying and hoping that the grants and generous giving we seek will come to fruition. We are still working to the plan to begin work in mid-May, when we shall move out of the building for some months. Our own services will be held at the Methodist Church and The Marlborough School, with pastoral offices at Bladon. On the third Sunday of every month we shall not be holding an 11am service, and encourage everyone to worship at another denomination in Woodstock, or further afield. The chairs are selling well. We meet again on April 19th to review the tenders form contractors which are due in on April 7th.
Aidan, as Chairman of the Finance Committee, presented the 2016 accounts to the PCC, which were formally approved. They are on public display prior to the APCM.
In Clergy Business Adrian spoke again about Lent, Holy Week and Easter; he also reviewed the splendidly successful visit from our friends in Gränna. Alice presented a draft of our new welcome card, which was admired by all. They will soon be available.
In Churchwarden's Business Gill reported on the broken bolt on the door, which is a health and safety issue which would be sorted. We agreed a date of 5th/6th May to invite people to come and help us de-clutter the church prior to our moving out.
The Benefice Draft Schedule was presented – this is the legal mechanism which dissolves the Blenheim Benefice and returns it to its original two benefices. This was approved unanimously (as it had been at Bladon and Shipton already). It is likely to come into force in the late summer.
Our schools are a standing item on the agenda, and Adrian reported on, and praised, the work of Foundation Governors, asking for prayers for them and the work of our Diocesan Education departments.
Having agreed to hold a PCC Strategy Day on July 8th, we repaired to the Chancel where 20 of us celebrated Compline together: a wonderful way to end our meeting, 'leaning on God at the end of the day'.
January 2017 Meeting Summary
A précis of our meeting on Wednesday 18th January 2017
As it was the beginning of the week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Adrian began the meeting with worship based on John 17.21-23.
Peter Clarke was welcomed as our new Treasurer, and was duly co-opted to the PCC.
We reflected on our time of receiving Holy Communion standing; and we resolved to continue receiving communion at the Sanctuary until after the re-ordering, when we would take another look in our revised layout.
In Clergy Business Adrian spoke about Lent, Holy Week and Easter; he outlined plans for the visit from our friends in Gränna in March; we discussed our Covenant with the Methodist church and our forthcoming shared services; and we made plans for Thy Kingdom Come, a week of prayer for growth in the church running from Ascension to Pentecost. Adrian said more about his role as Assistant Archdeacon. Alice introduced some impressive statistics about the way our new website and Facebook page are used.
Churchwarden's business concentrated on a recent roof inspection (largely pleasing) and the installation of a roof alarm, following a recent spate of lead thefts in the Thames Valley.
Under the redevelopment/re-ordering item, we considered in detail our revised plans, which involve keeping the nave floor at its present level, and installing radiators. Examples of the new chairs were expected shortly, and grant applications and donations reviewed. Everyone would be encouraged to buy chairs, and encourage others to buy them too! The PCC agreed unanimously that we should go to tender, and Adrian would brief the congregation about the plans on February 5th. The Bishop would be asked to provide a licence to enable us to hold Sunday services at the Marlborough School while the church was closed between (provisionally) mid-May and late October. Gill had been researching the sale value of the pews, and they would now be offered for sale. Chris Baylis of the Real Wood Company is offering to help with the disposal of any remaining unsold pews.
Aidan, as Chairman of the Finance Committee, gave an update to the PCC after its recent meeting, including reviewing procedures for counting collections and other operational matters. The fees for weddings, funerals etc. for 2017 were approved by the PCC.
Our schools are a standing item on the agenda, and Adrian smiled broadly having heard the result of a recent church inspection at the Marlborough School, even though he couldn't reveal the result (he can now: Good with Outstanding features ☺); he spoke too about recent work he had been doing on Spirituality with teachers at Woodstock Primary.
November 2016 Meeting Summary
A precis of our meeting on Wednesday 2nd November 2016
Following opening worship on John 6.37-40 led by Adrian, the PCC heard, with regret but understanding, of the resignation of Jon as our Treasurer; and we thanked him and wished him well. The council was full of appreciation for the generosity of Mike and Carol Holmes in, temporarily, resuming that task.
We were delighted to receive a report on the Churchyard from Jenny Atkinson. The PCC accepted Jenny's offer of a detailed briefing/tour of the churchyard in the New Year, and to make connections with new people and existing groups to expand jenny's excellent work.
A great deal of time was spent on Finance, and re-casting the role of PCC Treasurer. A Finance Committee consisting of the Rector and wardens, Aidan Salter, and Ruth Sutherland, was established (they have since met and begun work with speed). It is hoped to find a new Treasurer before the end of the calendar year, but with much of the administrative work being done by the Church administrator.
Under the redevelopment/re-ordering item, we noted with pleasure the fitting of the new doors, and anticipate the electrical work to be completed by the end of November. The design of display facilities for many of our kneelers was approved, and comments received on the recent period of receiving Holy Communion standing at the Nave Altar. The PCC committed itself to moving the reordering project forward, aiming to go to tender in early 2017. A version of the scheme which did away with the need for raising the floor level was given serious weight in the event of grant-funding being unpropitious; and the Rector and Wardens would be meeting with the Architectural team to explore that outcome.
Under Churchwarden's business we approved expenditure to smarten up, and improve facilities in, the existing toilet, with a proper baby-changing unit, new hand-towel dispenser, and redecoration.
In Clergy Business Alice presented her revised work on the website (which should be 'live' when this precis is published) and our new welcome card/packs. for newcomers to the community and congregation. The PCC approved Adrian's proposal to not hold our 11am service on January 22nd 2017 and attend the Covenant Service at Woodstock Methodist Church. The Methodists will join us for worship on January 29th. Adrian also reported that the dissolution of the Benefice had received approval at the Archdeaconry Pastoral Committee; after receiving final approval at Bishop's Council in December, new schemes will be drawn up by the Church Commissioners for promulgation in the spring of 2017.
Dates of Services and events for Advent and Christmas were shared – the Council and Clergy keenly anticipate celebrating the season of the Incarnation with all our regular worshippers and friends during the festive season: we want to do all we can to make visitors welcome, and encourage them to return!
September 2016 Meeting Summary
A precis of our meeting on Wednesday 7th September 2016
Following opening worship led by Adrian, the PCC received an extensive financial report from Jon Bradbury, our Treasurer, and we made some decisions about making our financial operations run smoothly.
The redevelopment/re-ordering was, of course, a major item. We noted with pleasure the work that is soon to be completed on the porch, and made some decisions about the appearance of the entrance. We reviewed the special meeting that we had held in August to talk about church furnishings, and spent time talking about the design of our new chairs, and whether or not we should incorporate hanging our splendid kneelers on the chairs, or displaying them – and, importantly, preserving their quality – in a better way. We think the latter, and, at our next meeting, we shall be looking at plans of how they might be beautifully displayed around the building, while still available for those who wish to use them for prayer. We also discussed grant applications and fundraising in the local community. Members of the PCC made some helpful suggestions to improve Adrian's letter about standing for Holy Communion, and looked forward to his sermon on the subject (copies are available at the back of church).
Under Churchwarden's business we approved expenditure to replace emergency lighting in the tower and ringing chamber; we also discussed practical arrangements for the Harvest Supper, Ride and Stride.
We then approved our Charitable Giving for the past financial year: £250 Medic Assist International (Bishop Poggo's appeal); £500 The Archbishop of Canterbury's Mustard Seed Appeal (debt aid); £250 Samaritans; and a number of local charities: £500 to Gabriel Masih's fund, and £250 each to Woodstock Stroke Club, Asylum Oxford, North Oxford Community Food Bank, DayBreak Oxford (dementia day clubs), Rosie (respite care for sick youngsters in their own homes), and Bridewell Organic Gardens (Witney, therapeutic activities for those suffering mental illness).
In Clergy Business Alice made presentations about redesigning our website and the use of social media, and a new welcome card/pack for newcomers to the community and congregation.
We then continued our regular discussions about Mission, Worship, and Pastoral Care, which are ongoing items which we revisit at every meeting.
In Any Other Business we were glad to hear about the formal establishment of the Woodstock Youth Trust, and committed ourselves to praying for Matt Bodinham and his ministry.
We next meet on November 2nd – please pray for us.


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Halloween was only one week away and my adrenaline was starting to flow. I had just spent my Friday evening watching Creature Features on WGN television in Chicago and I was highly motivated to scare the hell out of someone.
The first victim in line for a good solid scare would be my ten-year-old brother who usually was served up as sacrificial pig for bigger things to come. The diabolical scheme had been carefully broken down into a step-by-step sequence. When he would step into the shower on Saturday morning, I would go downstairs and turn the hot water on full blast in the wash basin. This in turn would cause the water in the shower to change to ice cold and result in screaming noises emanating from the bathroom. At that point my brother would turn off the shower and run downstairs looking for the source of his liquid nightmare. I would be hiding in the upstairs bedroom and as soon as he left the bathroom looking for me, I would sneak into the shower stall and hide behind the curtains crouching over like Charles Laughton in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, ready to deliver a massive shock. The plan worked exactly as designed. The water went cold, he screamed and ran downstairs, and I sneaked into the shower. He turned the hot water off in the wash basin and sprinted back upstairs to get into the shower. As he pulled the curtain back, I delivered a massive Lon Chaney like werewolf howl into his milky face. His eyes widened as he recoiled backwards, falling sideways into the toilet. The scare was a smashing success and the was game afoot.
Since my brother enjoyed a good scare as much as the next fellow, I recruited him into the fright club. As I lay in bed that evening I chose my next victim and hatched a plan. The object of my terror tactics would be a neighborhood kid we called "the Mole." The nickname was derived from his dark matted hair and mole-like snout that doubled as a nose. I often played tennis with "the Mole," so I appropriately devised a nice tennis-based scare to get his blood pumping. I would call "the Mole" and advise him that I would pick him up with the car after school so that we could play tennis at the park. My brother would be hiding in the trunk along with the tennis rackets. When I would arrive at the park, I would toss the keys to "the Mole" and ask him to get the rackets out of the trunk while I laced up my tennis shoe. When "the Mole" opened the trunk, we would find out if he really did have a heart murmur.
Once again the plan developed smoothly. We arrived at the park, "the Mole" took the bait and opened the trunk, and my brother delivered a Jimmy Conners jack-in-the-box power blast that sent "the Mole's" head straight into the trunk lid for a knock-out blow. While lying flat on his back on the gravel stones of the park, I heard him mutter, "You sons-of-bitches."
Now it was Peck's turn to be frightened. Peck and I had been best friends since grade school and he was a great guy to scare based on his nervous condition. He once warned my brother and me not to scare him because he may have a heart attack (that was all the fuel we needed). The plan consisted of calling Peck up and asking him to come over for pizza. When Peck would arrive, my brother and I would ask him to get the telephone book from the pantry so that we could look up the number for Al-Nino's Pizza. This is where my five-year-old sister would break ranks and join the major leagues of terror. She would be hiding in the pantry, sitting on top of the telephone books with her plastic witch mask on. The scare went off without a hitch.
Peck arrived at the house and entered the from the front door. My brother and I sat at the kitchen table sipping our sodas in a nonchalant manner, careful not to tip our cards.
"Hey Peck, get the phone book out of the pantry so that we can call Al-Nino's," I said.
I sensed trepidation on Peck's part. He had been scared many times before and he was weary of any of my requests that dealt with opening doors. Since my brother and I were seated right in front of him, everything appeared to be safe. As he opened the pantry door, the wicked witch of the Midwest flew out of the cabinet giving Peck's nervous system a wake up shock. Peck's face had turned as white as our new linoleum kitchen floor, while tremors consumed his body as he sat down and fumbled for a cigarette.
"I suppose you guys think that's real funny," he said.
The Peck scare was so sensational, I decided he would need another one on Halloween. The blueprint for this scheme consisted of having Peck pick me up at the house under the false pretense of attending a Halloween party. When Peck would arrive through the front door, I would leave through the back door and sneak through the evergreen bushes in front of the house. Opening the car door quietly, I would slide into the back seat and lie on the floor. My brother would inform Peck that I had already left with someone else and when Peck returned to his car and sat down, I would jump up and put a "Son of Sam" choke hold on him.
A set of headlights shone into the bay windows alerting us that Peck had arrived. Before I stepped out the back door, I asked my brother to be prepared to call 911. Sneaking around the corner of my house, I dropped to my hands and knees and began creeping through the shrubs that adorned the front of the house.
Suddenly I was blinded by a search beam. "Come out with your hands up," someone shouted from a megaphone.
As I stood up, I could see two police officers with their pistols drawn. "Wait a second, I live here," I said.
"Shut up and put your hands behind your back," one of the officers said as he proceeded to cuff me. I was shuffled into the squad car and brought to the station for interrogation. Busted!
I entered the interrogation room and sat down. An officer with a Krispy Cream stuffed in his face followed me in and sat across from me. "Do you want to tell me what you were doing in front of that house?" he said.
"I was playing a Halloween joke on my friend. I was going to jump out and scare him," I said.
"Who do you think you are, Bela Lugosi? There have been many burglaries in this neighborhood and you fit the profile," he said.
"Just call my father and he will straighten this all out."
My father left the Halloween party he had been at and entered the police station. "What's going on here," he demanded.
"We caught the Phantom of the Opera over here creeping around the front of your house," the officer said.
"He's my son," my father said.
"Sorry sir, just doing my job."
After a thorough scolding I was brought back home. I had been grounded and confined to my room. I sighed, perused my fishing brochures, and turned on the television. What luck! I was just in time for Creature Features.

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Soon as the holiday season was over last year, our Christmas tree was hauled out to the dump.
Sad, really. You would think a genuine imitation spruce would last forever.
We took good care of it, making sure all three parts were folded and tucked into the original box for storage in the attic. It was true that we were never able to get the branches back like they were originally, but then we never learned how to fold a fitted bed sheet, either.
Somehow, through the years, and I'm not sure exactly how many, the green on the tree became faded, a shade less green, and the needles not quite as perky.
We could handle that. We just loaded the tree with ornaments and draped yards of that wide, fancy ribbon round and round until you couldn't see much of the tree at all.
No, it wasn't the lack of freshness that finally convinced us the tree had to go.
If it was anything, it was because the lights on the middle section didn't work anymore.
When the lights went out two years ago, we tried to add a strand, but that didn't work too well.
And since some of the lights had already gone out, there was the chance the others would follow suit and there we would be, a tree all decorated and no lights.
Everyone knows the best part of a Christmas tree is turning out all of the lights in the room except for the Christmas tree lights, and when you don't have that, well, it's time to take serious measures.
So we did. That poor old tree was pitched out. And now it's already the second week of December and we have yet to get a replacement.
I'm not sure what we're waiting for. Even though I had to run out at the last minute and buy the candles, the Advent wreath was up and ready the first Sunday.
Not that I haven't thought about getting a new tree. I have. I even took a good hard look at the new ones when they first came out way back last summer. There was a bit of sticker shock.
Made me wonder if we couldn't have kept ours awhile longer.
Then again, maybe this is the year to buy a fresh tree. Haven't done that in a very long time.
Always remember my first Christmas tree as a newlywed and how the needles fell off the first week and I snuck out and bought another one, brought it home and switched it out with the needle-less one. George William never knew the difference. But now it's decision time: artificial or real?
If we get the store-bought kind, it comes with lights attached and ready to go. If we buy an honest to goodness real live tree, we have the trauma of trying to decide whether to untangle the old lights or buy new ones.
I'll think about it tomorrow. After all, some people don't ever put up their tree until Christmas Eve and that's still plenty of time to make up my mind.
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text: Meet some of the Snowdon 2019 team We hear from some of our Team Autism 2019 trekkers, as they prepare to take on the Snowdon Challenge this August and help transform the lives of autistic people. Don't forget - there's still time to join the Snowdon team, and take 50% off the registration fee, down to £15 until Monday 3 June. Ashley I'm feeling really excited and nervous. Snowdon is going to be my biggest walk to date and I recently started my training for it at my local gym. I've had a huge response from colleagues and friends who are all behind me every step of the way. I'm fundraising as my way of giving something back. The National Autistic Society has been a godsend to me, and I know and can see what a lifeline it is to parents and carers of autistic people. I am proudly autistic and I can share my experiences with the wider world. My hope is to help others on the spectrum, especially those who struggle to be heard. Charya I am the grandmother of Tyler, an almost 12 year old who was diagnosed about a year ago. He has been home schooled by my daughter for over 18 months now after finding school increasingly difficult. It took about 3 years of battling to get his diagnosis. I help my daughter by having Tyler for a day every week and since he started home school, he has changed dramatically and has gone from a very nervous, school phobic kid to a much more confident and happy boy. I absolutely adore my Tuesdays with him and he has taught me so much about what being on the spectrum means for him. He has a great deal of understanding of himself now- my daughter is an amazingly patient mother and they discuss his experience and condition deeply. I am doing this trek to support him and all the other wonderful kids like him. I know my contribution will be but a tiny drop in the ocean but it is something. Fiona Autism is something that impacts us as a family and we understand how there isn't much help or awareness out there. The National Autistic Society has been a huge help with being able to meet with a family liaison officer from the charity. I also have found a huge amount of information on the website when we have needed it and want to give something back for the help I received. When it came to fundraising the £250 target, to be honest I was incredibly cheeky and tagged family and friends in my posts on Facebook. I emailed and WhatsApp everyone monthly as well. I still waiting for a few more donations but it's going really well so far and have already exceeded the target. I am feeling a mixture of excited and a little nervous. I have tackled some of the peaks in South Wales with the children to help get me moving. I am looking forward to the beautiful views and I'm excited to be part of a fun charity fundraising event! Sarah and Gemma We work in a secondary school, which last year became the first school in Cornwall awarded an Autism and Social Communication Friendly School status. The reason we are taking part in the Snowdon trek this year is that we work with students with Special Educational Needs. We have 20 autistic students that we support. We are passionate about autistic students achieving in mainstream settings. During World Autism Awareness Week we fundraised in a variety of ways. We ran assemblies each day to raise awareness and tolerance in our school for students on the spectrum. At the end of the week we had a non-uniform day and each student made a pledge to help create a society that works for autistic people. Our training has consisted of walking the beautiful Cornish coastline. Most recently, we completed the Cornish Coast to Coast Challenge walking 22 miles from the North coast to the South coast and back in a day. We are looking forward to the Snowdon trek and meeting you all! Trek with Team Autism Are you feeling up to the challenge? Visit our Snowdon Challenge page for information on how to get involved and join our Team Autism adventurers. Last chance to get 50% off registrations - sign up by Monday 3 June for only £15 (plus your fundraising target). Sign up for the Snowdon Challenge


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MIDDLETON, JOHN HENRY (1846–1896), archæologist, architect, professor of fine art, and museum director, born at York on 6 Oct. 1846, was the only surviving child of John Middleton, architect, of York, and Maria Margaret, his wife, daughter of James Pigott Pritchett [q. v.], architect, of York, and his first wife, Peggy Maria Terry. As a child he was taken by his parents to Italy, where he acquired a love of that country and its language, which lasted throughout his life. On their return his parents settled at Cheltenham, where his father practised as an architect, and where Middleton himself was educated, first at the juvenile proprietary school, and afterwards at Cheltenham College. In 1865 he was matriculated at Exeter College, Oxford. Middleton, though far from being an eccentric recluse, or of as weakly a constitution as his appearance seemed to denote, displayed from his youth an acutely nervous and fastidious temperament, liable to strong emotions and to deep depression. This was accentuated in 1866 by the shock caused by the sudden death of a close friend at Oxford, which brought on a severe and painful illness, which confined him to his room for five or six years ; hence he did not graduate in the ordinary course. During this period, however, by assiduous reading and study he laid the foundations of that remarkable, painstaking, and accurate knowledge of art and archaeology, for which he was afterwards so highly distinguished. On his recovery he started off on a series of travels of an arduous and adventurous nature. He visited America, crossing it to Salt Lake City and the Rocky Mountains, and descending into Mexico. He travelled in Greece, Asia Minor, Egypt, and North Africa. He undertook a special journey to Fez in Morocco to study the philosophy of Plato as taught there, and in the disguise of a pilgrim effected admission into the Great Mosque, which no unbeliever had previously succeeded in doing, and also was presented to the sultan as one of the faithful. On his return he adopted the profession of an architect, studied for a time in the office of Sir George Gilbert Scott [q. v.], and became a partner in his father's business at Storey's Gate, Westminster. The profession was, however, never congenial to him, and after his father's sudden death in February 1885 he placed the business in thorough working order, and disposed of it to others.
Middleton had never ceased to pursue his favourite studies of art and archaeology, and even went through a course in the schools of the Royal Academy. His extensive and accurate knowledge became well known, and brought him many friends, among others William Morris [q. v. Suppl.], with whom Middleton travelled in Iceland. In June 1879 he was elected a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, and was a frequent contributor to their 'Proceedings' and their publications ; he was elected a vice-president of the society in 1894. He was also a considerable contributor to the 'Encyclopædia Britannica ' (9th edition), as well as to many weekly and other periodicals. He made a special study of the antiquities of Rome, and in 1885 published these as 'Ancient Rome,' a revised edition of which appeared in 1888. In 1892 he followed this with another work, 'Remains of Ancient Rome.' In these works Middleton was the pioneer of the serious and scientific study of Roman antiquities, and his work, if it has been to a great extent supplemented, has not as yet been superseded. In 1886 he was elected Slade professor of fine art at Cambridge, and given the honorary degree of M.A. at Cambridge in 1886, and at Oxford in 1887, followed by those of Litt.D. at Cambridge in 1892, and D.C.L. at Oxford in 1894 ; he was also honoured with a doctor's degree at the university of Bologna. He was twice re-elected to the professorship. In 1888 he was elected a fellow of King's College, Cambridge. In 1889 he was appointed to be director of the Fitzwilliam Museum at Cambridge, a post which offered him opportunities for a further display of his knowledge in 'Engraved Gems of Classical Times' (1891), 'Illuminated MSS. of Classical and Mediaeval Times' (1892), and a catalogue of 'The Lewis Collection of Gems' (1892). Middleton was also appointed a lecturer at the Royal Academy in London. In 1892 he was selected to fill the important post of art director of the South Kensington Museum, a department then sadly in need of reform and reorganisation. Several reforms of great importance were at once initiated and carried out by Middleton at South Kensington. Unfortunately the strain of difficult and uncongenial departmental work brought on threatenings of the disease from which he had suffered in his early youth, and for which he had frequently to have recourse to opiates. An accidental overdose of morphia cut short his life at the Residences, South Kensington Museum, on 10 June 1896. His body was cremated at Woking, and the remains interred at Brookwood cemetery. Middleton married, in December 1892, Bella, second daughter of William J. Stillman, American correspondent of the 'Times' at Rome, by whom he left one child.
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The Fijian authorities must immediately cease harassing and intimidating members of the Fiji Trade Unions Congress (FTUC), Amnesty International said today.
Intimidating union members is a brazen, shocking and embarrassing display of where the government's priorities lie.Roshika Deo, Amnesty International's Pacific Researcher
The harassment is occurring ahead of the annual meeting of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), which Fiji is hosting from 1 to 5 May. The FTUC has been planning to hold a peaceful protest on 4 May, while affiliate members are planning a nationwide strike on 3 May.
In the last couple of days at least ten Executive Members of the Fijian Teachers Association (FTA), an affiliate member of FTUC, were summoned by police for questioning one by one and threatened with 'further action' if they failed to attend.
The Ministry of Education has also threatened teachers with further reprisals, including legal action, if they participated in the nationwide strike. The peaceful march in Nadi has been planned for Saturday, 4 May, although a police permit for it has not yet been granted.
Read about Ministry of Education threaten staff here: Permanent Secretary of Education in Trouble As FTU Mount Legal Action
"Police have used their regular stalling tactics to withhold a permit for the peaceful march planned for Saturday," said Roshika Deo, Pacific Researcher at Amnesty International.
"The authorities have now escalated the situation by harassing trade union officials. They should stop these intimidation tactics immediately and grant a permit for the peaceful march planned this Saturday."
"Calling in and intimidating union members for questioning is a brazen, shocking and embarrassing display of where their priorities lie," said Ms Deo.
"While Fiji is a current Vice President of the UN Human Rights Council, it continues to violate the rights to freedom of expression and assembly at home."


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How To Win A Melee Tournament/
When a special occasion arises such as a wedding, name-day, or Honour ceremony, one can only expect to be invited to a tourney.
A tourney or tournament is a celebratory event typically hosted by noble houses, in which several competitive contests are held such as: Jousting, Archery, Axe Throwing, Horse Racing, or a Melee.
A Melee is a competition with two or more men using swords, axes or maces to engage in combat. The goal of this competition is to knock the opponent over and be the last person or team standing, while trying your best to avoid accidentally decapitating your opponent (which is frowned upon in this particular circumstance).
So which is the best weapon to accomplish this task? Certainly not a sword, in which accidental evisceration can occur, maybe an axe though the same could be said for it. My personal choice would be a mace.
Maces come in many different shapes and sizes, and can come with different knobs or flanges on the top part of the weapon. There is such thing as two handed maces!
Now imagine being in combat with a sturdy long bodied mace set to stun. What is the best way to take the opponent down from here? With many options to choose from here are a few:
Closing ones eyes ad swing wildly using the strength and ambition of a person who's had one too many drinks and not early enough bread to counteract it?
Standing still until your opponent is close and startling them with a sudden high pitched scream proceeding to attack while they're confused and disoriented.
Making an actual plan of attack, assuming you will be partaking in a group battle with your fellow army men. Taking the strongest opponents out first and finishing with the weakest links that are left last on the field of battle with no support to save them.
What ever strategy or lack there of you choose. It is sure to be a battle of drunk laughter, merriment and cheers from the crowd. Not to mention the ache of regret the next morning when that post tourney hangover sets in.


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Water and Wastewater Treatment
"Some chemicals that we use in our everyday lives including medicines (such as prescription and non-prescription drugs), personal hygiene products (for example, soaps, disinfectants, …) and their chemical additives (such as preservatives) are present in the environment and associated with various sources such as municipal wastewater treatment plants, runoff from agricultural and urban land surfaces, and septic systems. These contaminants are referred to collectively as "contaminants of emerging concern" (CEC) and represent a shift in traditional thinking as many are produced industrially yet are dispersed to the environment from domestic uses" (USGS).
Several CECs have been detected downstream of River May which is to be abstracted for the provision of drinking water for a rural community of 3000 residents. A refinery is located 20 km upstream of the point of abstraction. The refinery discharges its effluent into the river and high levels of PAHs have also been detected in the river water.
The key CECs that has been detected includes:
CEC Levels in River May
1,4-Dioxane 2 mg/l
Ethinyl Estradiol (17-alpha ethynyl estradiol) 15 ng/l
Erythromycin 80 ng/l
Perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS) 200 ng/l
Enterovirus –
Nanoplastics –
Carbamazepine 430 ng/l
Bisphenol A 100 ng/l
Diclofanac 150 ng/l
PAH 300 ng/l
- Propose a design solution for the treatment of the River May water for potable use. Justify your proposed solution (800 words).
- Critically evaluate the occurrence and treatment of a chosen CEC in either Europe, North America or Asia (1200).
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A History of Spain by Charles E. Chapman
Pedro I was utterly defeated at Montiel
wars were renewed from the side
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Henry II (1369-1379), as the victor of Montiel was now entitled to be called, did not retain his crown in peace. Despite the fact that he had gravely weakened the monarchy by his grants of lands and privileges in order to gain support, he was beset by those who were still faithful to Pedro, or who at least pretended they were, in order to operate in their own interest. Aragon, Navarre, Portugal, and England waged war on Henry, and the two last-named countries supported Pedro's illegitimate daughters by Mar?a de Padilla, Constanza and Isabel (for Pedro had no legitimate children), in their pretensions to the throne, as against the claims of Henry. The most serious demands were put forward by John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster and husband of Constanza, backed by Edward III of England. Henry overcame his difficulties, although at the cost of concessions to the nobles which were to be a serious obstacle to future kings.
[Sidenote: Juan I and the battle of Aljubarrota.]


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Rabbi Tzvi Konikov, one of nine distinguished guests invited to address NASA's memorial ceremony Friday morning, brought tears to the faces of many in his words of solace, remembrance and courage.
Rabbi Konikov shared the podium with Florida's Governor Jeb Bush, NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe, and other dignitaries, cajoling the community, in the words of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to "turn pain into action, and tragedy into growth." The following is the text of Rabbi Konikov's remarks:
Governor Jeb Bush, Honorable Senators, Congressmen Dave Weldon, Honorable Sean O'Keefe, members of the clergy, distinguished NASA professionals, my fellow Americans:
Today, is a day of mourning and remembering. We are all pained to the core by the tragedy of Shuttle Columbia.
Today, we mourn the loss of seven special people, seven heroic human beings, Rick Husband, William McCool, Michael Andersen, David Brown, Kaplana Chawla, Laura Clark and, my friend, Ilan Ramon. We pledge in the presence of almighty God that we will never forget you!
Today, we mourn as one family, just as these seven outstanding individuals who came from diverse backgrounds formed a team, united as one.
Last week I was honored to have been a friend of Ilan Ramon.
Today I am humbled to be part of his legacy.
As I think of my friend, Ilan, I recall the words of King David (in the book of Samuel), when told of the loss of his dear friend Jonathan, "I am pained and distressed over you my brother Ilan. You were so pleasant to me!"
At Chabad-Lubavitch, we daily live the motto of our Sages, "turn pain into action and tragedy into growth." Every challenge, every obstacle, every set back, no matter how painful and difficult, must be channeled into greater activity, making the world a more G-dly and kinder place.
For while Columbia is gone, our holy mission continues...
Columbia is gone; yet the astronauts' souls are with G-d, praying for the well being of their families and for all of us!
Columbia is gone; yet the astronauts' legacy lives on. They wished to serve and they did. Now it is our turn to serve!
Columbia is gone; yet we anticipate that NASA will redouble its space exploration with all the benefits for mankind. For your work furthers medical research and the development of defensive weapons, thus healing and protecting all G-d's children.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneersohn, would continuously remind us that our country, The United States of America, is a nation of deep faith and great kindness.
I would like to thank NASA for accepting with open arms an Israeli scientist, a child of Holocaust survivors.
I would like to thank NASA for accommodating, even encouraging, Ilan's religious beliefs.
I would like to thank NASA for allowing Ilan to carry a Torah scroll, which miraculously survived the concentration camps!
In particular, I would like to thank NASA for allowing Ilan to make the Kiddush and keep his Shabbat.
Last year Ilan Ramon turned to me with a question:
How does one mark the Sabbath in Space - with every 90 minutes another sunset, every 10 œ hours is Sabbath and every 20 days is Rosh Hashana –
Jerusalem, we have a problem!
So I had my homework to do.
But Ilan taught us a powerful message:
No matter how fast we're going, no matter how important our work, we must pause and think about why we're here on this earth.
Today, let every one of us do one extra act of kindness in memory of Ilan, Rick, William, Michael, David, Kaplana and Laura. This will serve as a powerful expression of our unity and resolve.
This torch of unity will light up the darkness and usher in a new era, the long awaited era of which the bible speaks of, the era of redemption. An era of G-dliness and goodness, an era of peace/Shalom.
May G-d bless America.
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Schneider is proud to continue offering a truck driver per diem pay program in 2019. This program provides a great opportunity for eligible drivers to maximize their take-home pay. Yet, confusion exists, which is only compounded as drivers file taxes for the first time under the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Questions you may have on how to handle per diem pay may include:
- How does per diem pay work, and more importantly, is there a net benefit to it?
- Should I consider participating in Schneider's per diem pay program?
- How did the new tax law impact per diem pay?
A brief outline on how we'll answer those questions. Use these quick links to jump between sections:
- What is per diem pay for truck drivers?
- A real-life per diem pay example vs. standard pay
- Answers to frequently asked questions about per diem pay
- Tax reform facts impacting 2019 truck driver per diem pay
- The bottom line about how to decide if per diem pay is right for you
What is per diem pay for truck drivers?
Truck driver per diem pay is an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reimbursement designed to cover meal and incidental expenses incurred by drivers while they are away from home. It gives drivers more take-home pay because less taxes are withheld.
Schneider's truck driver per diem pay program works by breaking compensation into two components:
- A taxable linehaul rate
- A non-taxable per diem rate
Combining an alternative standard mileage rate, a non-taxable per diem reimbursement and lower taxes results in higher weekly take-home pay.
Real-life per diem pay example
Check out the net take-home pay between the standard pay package and the per diem pay package:
|Weekly Miles
|Standard Pay Package
|Per Diem Pay Package
|$0.30 Taxable
$0.17 Non Taxable
|Per Diem
|Taxable Line Haul
|Per Diem LH add
|Vacation Pay add
|401K less (4%)
|FICA less (7.65%)
|Fed Taxes less (22%)
|State Taxes less (5%)
|Weekly Take Home
|Annual Take Home
*May vary with standard deduction
Answers to frequently asked questions about per diem pay
Is truck driver per diem 100 percent tax deductible? No. There's an 80 percent cap that's IRS dictated. The remaining 20 percent is open for taxation.
What is the difference between the taxable linehaul rate and the non-taxable rate? How can a driver recognize those two on a pay statement? The non-taxable rate is the per diem portion – typically $0.17 per mile. You have to combine the taxable portion and non-taxable portion, that shows the net pay you're bringing home.
If I'm a driver and I choose to sign up for per diem, does that put more money in my pocket? Absolutely, and the benefit is it brings more money to you in real time. In most cases, drivers don't need that money at the end of the year; they need it while they're out on the road.
What are some other advantages of participating in the per diem program? You don't have to keep up with all the over-the-road receipts that you'd normally have to if you were going to claim that at the end of the year. It's easier tax preparation.
What other things does a driver need to consider when determining if per diem is right for them? Every situation is different depending on your tax situation. If you're contemplating not participating, talk to a tax consultant. We'd hate for someone to be deprived from seeing the real-time benefit. This is an individual situation – what is best for you. It's too easy to be misinformed.
Is every driver eligible? Not every driver. Per diem is expressed in a cents-per-mile basis, and it's used to cover over-the-road expenses. You may not be over-the-road every day, and you might not be under a cents-per-mile pay package. Drivers that don't fall into those two categories include drivers in part-time work configurations, in training and with daily rate compensation.
Tax reform facts impacting 2019 truck driver per diem pay
As we noted, every person's financial situation is unique, so it's wise to consult with a personal tax advisor to best understand the changes from the new tax law, but here are a few facts to be aware of as you file your 2018 taxes and structure your finances for the 2019 tax year:
- Fact: Tax reform was enacted on Dec. 22, 2017, when the president signed the measure into law.
- Fact: The new tax reform law repealed the individual miscellaneous itemized deduction for unreimbursed business expenses. While the per diem allowance is still available, it is no longer allowed as an individual deduction. This change in the tax law eliminates the per diem allowance some drivers previously deducted on their personal itemized tax returns.
- Fact: The new tax reform law took effect on Jan. 1, 2018, and it will run through Dec. 31, 2025. The tax law will revert back on Jan. 1, 2026, to those rules in place prior to 2018 unless additional tax legislation is signed into law prior to that expiration date.
The bottom line about how to decide if per diem pay is right for you
Schneider's truck driver per diem pay program offers these advantages:
- Increased weekly take-home pay
- No tax preparation
- Schneider is responsible for tracking per diem and bears all IRS audit risk
- Benefit to 90 percent of inexperienced drivers and many experienced drivers, according to an industry consultant
Additional per diem considerations:
- Small impact to personal time off pay (usually less than $50 annually per personal time off week)
- Reduced social security, unemployment and workers' compensation benefits (estimated $10/month social security impact for every year of per diem participation)
- Per diem portion is not eligible for 401(k) matches, but you can fund a higher savings percentage with the extra take-home pay provided through the per diem pay plan
Drivers hired at Schneider will receive additional per diem information during orientation.
From the article, "Ending the Confusion Over Per Diem": "Some carriers already pay per diem for their drivers, but the potentially large tax savings for drivers may make those fleets even more attractive going forward."
Ultimately, it's a driver's choice to participate in the per diem pay program. Make an informed decision by understanding your own situation and consulting with your own tax professional.
Ready to apply for a truck driving job?
Schneider's hiring. Check out the different payment opportunities we have available to you.
Do you have any questions about truck driver per diem pay or Schneider's per diem pay program? Comment below.


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The Mahabharata has been variously called the greatest story ever told, and the fifth Veda; indeed, the story itself claims that that which is not here is nowhere. Such a grand epic, with a plethora of characters all of them grey to varying degrees, begs to discussed, debated and analyzed. The epic talks to everyone; each of us chooses to hear it differently. We intend Mahabharata Musings to be a joint exploration of the epic and the associated what ifs - intents, characters, situations, and sub-plots. It is designed to be a dialogue, not a soliloquy.
Her Stories: The Silenced Pivots of the Mahabharata
The Mahabharata is not shy of giving voice to uncomfortable & challenging opinions, particularly from some strong women characters like Satyavati, Kunti & Draupadi. Even so, many characters, pivotal or even keystone in their valency to the narrative, are strangely silent. It may (or may not) be a coincidence that these silent pivots are typically women. The story as we have it today in its commonly accepted version leaves us wondering about what went through their minds and hearts, as they bore their dharma and karma supposedly stoically. But, did the very real human frailties that make the Mahabharata other, more vocal, characters so relatable with even today, not touch these women? How would the story sound in their voices?
Format: We are all seekers here, and the greatest tool with us is an insatiable curiosity. The when, where, what, who & even how are usually objective, within an acceptable range of narrative differences. The real question and the source of learning is the question why. The natural corollary then would be the what if, or the alternate voices. The session would be a moderated open house; the moderators have no pretense of being definitive experts. We see our purpose in setting a common context for the discussion, and to provide the seed for the exploration of the alternate readings. Let us seek & explore this together.
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Dr. Preetha Vasan is a professor of English Literature at Jyoti Nivas College, teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate literature courses for the last twenty years. Her core areas of specialization include conflict literature, Exilic writing, and British literature. She has been a resource person at national level conferences speaking on the trajectories of conflict literature and the changing dynamics of literary studies. She has also published research papers in international journals for humanities and interdisciplinary research.
Jackie Jaishankar is meandering his way through life with his day job as a management consultant, working with clients to improve customer experience and operational excellence. His passion though is for Indian mythology and the classical arts; in the Mahabharata, he sees an endless source of intellectual challenges. He has been an irregular music critic and an indifferent blogger on the subjects of his passion. This is his first real foray into putting his passion for the epics in a structured public format.
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|Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry of hexafluoroacetone derivatives: First time utilization of a gaseous phase derivatizing agent for analysis of extraterrestrial amino acids.
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|Within the perspective of the current and next space missions to Mars (MSL 2011 and Exomars 2016-2018), the detection and enantioselective separation of building blocks such as the amino acids are important subjects which are becoming fundamental for the search for traces of life on the surface and subsurface of Mars. In this work, we have developed and optimized a method adapted to space experimentation to derivatize and analyze amino acids, using hexafluoroacetone as the derivatizing agent. The temperature, duration of the derivative transfer to the analyser, and chromatographic separation parameters have been optimized to meet the instrument design constraints imposed on devices for extraterrestrial experiments. The work presented in this rationale has established that hexafluoroacetone, in addition to its intrinsic qualities, such as the production of light-weight derivatives (no racemization) and great resistance to the drastic operating conditions, has indeed facilitated simple and fast derivatization that appears to be suitable for in situ analysis in space. By using hexafluoroacetone as the derivatizing agent, we successfully identified, 21 amino acids including 12 of the 20 proteinic amino acids without stirring or extraction steps. Ten of these derivatized amino acids were enantioselectively separated. The precision and accuracy measurements for the D/L ratio showed that the proposed method was also suitable for the determination of both enantioselective forms of most of the tested amino acids. The limits of detection obtained were lower than the ppb level of organic molecules detected in Martian meteorites.
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