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Physics Experiment and Evaluation Method Based Microcontroller Atmega and Microsoft Visual Studio
Hendrik Surya Setiawan, Ervina Ria Agustin, and Sri Wahyuni
Departemen of Physics Education, Universitas Jember, Jember, East Java, Indonesia
Abstract—Activities practicum is one of the methods that is in a process learning that can train student's ability of cognitive, psychomotor, and affective. A long with the development of science and technology there are various media come that can amenable a learning process. Currently, most of educational institutions do the practicum is still using a conventional method. This article is designed by using the study literature method which aims to introduce a practicum method with media. Hopefully, the media are able to improve accuracy and conscientiousness in the process of observation. To support the learning process, the evaluation method used is also used the same media. Media are used in the form of a set of the electronic devices that is based microcontroller. Microcontroller is a chip in the form of IC that can receive input signals, process it and give output signals based on a program loaded into it. The function of microcontroller is as a microprocessor that read analogue data that is in practicum activities, translate it into digital data and then displayed on LCD screen computer until produce observation data effectively and efficiently. So do the evaluation process.
Index Terms—microcontroller, practicum, evaluation
Cite: Hendrik Surya Setiawan, Ervina Ria Agustin, and Sri Wahyuni, "Physics Experiment and Evaluation Method Based Microcontroller Atmega and Microsoft Visual Studio," International Journal of Learning and Teaching, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 111-116, December 2016. doi: 10.18178/ijlt.2.2.111-116


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Fabulous on the nose, unfortunately on the palate this lacked the intensity of last years 28 year old expression and is rather more citric and creamy.
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Some superb qualities from the aged tropical fruit medley to the masses of honey and beautifully complimentary spice from those ex-bourbon casks.
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Advantages: fabric feels crisp, smooth, bright. Body full of elasticity, moisture permeability and smooth surface, there is a certain function of rainwater.
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Last week Holly Holmes and I traveled to Turku, Finland to stay with artist Jan-Erik Andersson and his family. We made the journey to see Life on a Leaf, the house that Andersson designed in collaboration with architect Erkki Pitkäranta and built over a 10 year period from 1999 to 2009.
The genesis of the house is told in a series of stories published by Andersson on his website. They weave together personal narratives with historical figures to create a dreamlike fable establishing the Life on a Leaf as a phoenix-like structure born from a tragic tale of loss and longing.
Andersson conceived of the project in part as a counterpoint to generic, mass-produced, minimalist housing in his native Finland. Situated in Hirvensalo on the banks of the River Aura, Life on a Leaf emerges from out of the woods like a flower blossoming in the spring. Getting planning permission to build the structure was fraught with difficulties, but after intervention from the Turku city council he was given the go-ahead to build Life on a Leaf in a park area on the island, close to the city center.
The design of the house is a synthesis of decorative ornament, combining a range of motifs with natural elements in harmony with Modernist features and nautical references. Bright-yellow wooden exterior cladding sheathes the structure, embellished concrete interior walls and floors divide the space vertically, and metal decorative features provide both useful elements and unique touches. Andersson, along with his family, close friends, and fellow artists, built significant portions of the house themselves, a process that he has documented really well on both his website and in the book produced to accompany the house, Life on a Leaf My House as a Total Artwork published by AraMER in 2014.
Standing inside the house, one is struck by the absence of right angles and corners. All of the interior walls follow a curvature of some kind. Where any two curves diverge at the perimeter of the house, architect Pitkäranta inserted large floor-to-ceiling windows. This is intended to give the effect of light permeating through the forest. The walls themselves are a combination of wood and concrete. In the case of the concrete walls, they are beautifully adorned with impressions made during the casting process, with lines and cones representing water drops and leaves.
Andersson's goal for Life on a Leaf was to create a total artwork that stimulates the imagination of residents and visitors alike. Andersson invited 20 artists to contribute individual works of art to the house. Holly and I created a wallpaper design for the upstairs bathroom based on images of consumerism and warfare. Other pieces in the house include Chicago-based artist Shawn Decker's soundscapes and British artist Trudi Entwhistle's outdoor sculptures.
If you are interested in seeing the house in person, Andersson hosts tours, providing guests insight into the construction of the project and its origins. More information: http://www.anderssonart.com/


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Tuesday, March 29, 2005
Rainwater Catchment
After reading about the current status of freshwater, it occurred to us that there was an ancient and reliable source of water collection that we should consider for at least our garden irrigation. Rainwater catchment systems are used in more than two million households worldwide and in more than 250,000 in the United States.
It really is quite a simple concept. For households in areas that are wet throughout the year, rainwater catchment can be used to either supplement the well or community water source, or can be a stand alone system; for those who live in low rainfall areas, water is collected during the rainy, wet season and used during the dry and drought periods for landscape irrigation. Rainwater is captured in runoff from roof gutters and by gravity flows into holding tanks. An inch of rainfall can produce 600 gallons of water per 1000 sq.ft of catchment area (the size of the roof that feeds the gutters).
It rained today. We watched the water fill our little pond and run off our gutters into the ground. Maybe by the next big rainfall, we'll have system set up that would have captured that precious resource and saved it for July when we'll really need it.
For more information about rainwater catchment.
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I watch a lot of A Show With Ze Frank. The magic about Ze's show is that he has found ways to get his audience to actively connect with him and each other though games that he creates. And even though the show is online, it manages to be inviting, interactive and fun! Dalcroze Eurhythmics could use a little help from Ze Frank...while it's inviting and absolutely delightful once you actually get yourself in a classroom, in general, this form of music education is having a very difficult time creating and maintaining a presence within our 21st century lifestyle.
I bring you... *The Dalcroze Dorks! (*This name is tongue in cheek, please don't be offended. We love Dalcroze Eurhythmics, and our goal is to cheerfully spread the word.)
Gulchin Tarabas and I got together last Friday night to go over some Dalcroze inspired piano improv activities. I showed her some paintings from my iPad, and we went nuts with it.
We'd like to invite you to take part in The Painting Project.
1) Upload a painting. (make it yourself, or find an old favorite. I highly recommend this iPad app called Paper.)
2) Send to a friend. They record an improv based on the painting.
3) Upload the video, and pass it on!
The first piece is based on a painting I made called "View from the Dock" - My favorite moment of this video comes at 58 seconds when I give Gulchin my 'concerned citizen' look... there was definitely a battle taking place of whether this piece was going to be dark and murky, or bright and sunny.
We decided to try Aaron's painting since we wouldn't have the invested interest in the creation of the painting, we could only respond musically to what we were seeing.
What kind of music can you create based on a painting? Try it out yourself!


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Winner of The Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry First Collection Prize 2017
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Several Deer is the debut collection of a young Northern Irish poet. As much indebted to Bob Dylan and Lana Del Rey as to Emily Dickinson and George Herbert, Crothers writes about destruction, consumption, misogyny, gods, sex, failure, and rock 'n' roll. But he does so with rhythmic subtlety and verbal craftsmanship, with unmistakable technical acuity. The poems are acrobatic: homophones, mondegreens, malapropisms, paraprosdokians, antanaclasis, polyptoton and puns are juggled with dexterity. Yet, for all their craft, the poems remain empathic, sincere, abscised from the particular experience rather than plucked from the common branch, addressing real people, albeit with the cynic's ironizing compulsion. 'Now send in the clowns', ends the collection's opening poem – and so they follow: happy and sad, wise and tragic, a touch melodramatic, wilfully misunderstood. They console themselves with rhythm, with rhyme, and with riffs on literary and pop culture new and old, high and low. Above all, perhaps, it is the air of excited verbal mischief that endears the ear to Several Deer. Easily sidetracked and keen to be soundtracked, the collection doesn't take its sadness seriously. It listens to the hits.
Awards won by Adam Crothers Winner, 2017 The Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry First Collection Prize (Several Deer) Winner, 2017 The Shine/Strong Award
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'Never was so much meaning packed into small verses; pour the oils of reading on almost anything in this collection and whole worlds mushroom. It is annoyingly impressive and, I must say, I hate this young fellow whatever club he's playing at tonight [...] Several Deer is such a mixture of irony and malaprop, of MacNeice splendour and Audenesque knowingness, that it will annoy as many readers as it thrills. But I'm in Crothers' fan club, I have to say, and I would never want to refute a poet like this, a poet of the new post-Troubles era, who, unmistakably assembled on Ulster soil, has been given a metallic spray-job in some garage near the English fens.' - Thomas McCarthy, Trumpet 'Adam Crothers's Several Deer is a pun-tastic prick-tease for any reader who likes their poems with a slice of straightforward emotional narrative [...] It's equal parts delightful and infuriating: a highly charged word-drunk ride across time, art and idiomatic expression.' - Chrissy Williams, Poetry London
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I hope everyone is enjoying Mother's Day. It is a busy time here. Both Alex's and Rick's birthdays are within two days of Mother's Day, one before and the other after. Alex was born the Saturday before Mother's Day 22 years ago. The next year was a leap year, so that made Mother's Day fall the day before his first birthday. I celebrated two Mother's Days before my only child was 1 year old. I always think of that today, it makes the day extra special for me.
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As many people have, I have lost someone in my life that was very important to me. My grandpa, my hero, my best friend, and someone I will never forget. From the day I was born, until the day he was taken from us, we had a bond that was unforgettable. We bounced positive energy off one another, and always had the best of times. He was a stable part of my life, as my parents got divorced when I was 2, and everything felt unbalanced. He and my grandma showed me consistency, when I really needed it.
From playing waitress, and police officer when I was 5, to beating him in our last round of golf that we played together when I was 22, the memories have been nothing short of amazing. He was able to watch me get through high school, and graduate nursing school, where I remember his eyes filled up with tears out of proudness after I received my diploma. It made me feel so happy that I had made someone so important in my life, so proud.
Not to get into details, but since his passing, our family has never been the same. It's crazy how things can change in an instant. People
forget the importance of family and what it really means. You stick together through the good and the bad. You communicate. You love. You forgive. I'm breaking out the good ol "urban dictionary" definition of family⬇
A group of people, usually of the same blood (but do not have to be), who genuinely love, trust, care about, and look out for each other. Not to be mistaken with relatives sharing the same household who hate eachother. REAL family is a bondage that cannot be broken by any means.
Whether you agree with that definition or not, it gives you the big picture of what a family is.
I had just started dating my now husband, before my grandpa had gotten sick. He was able to meet josh multiple times, and raved about how he "was a keeper". My grandpa was overly impressed by his choice of clothes, shoes, and admiration for his granddaughter. I recall one night, him telling me "he's the one for you". I think during the time my grandpa was in the hospital, josh and I went a good 6 weeks without seeing each other. Josh waited and respected the time I had dedicated to my grandpa, because he knew the importance. I tried to be there everyday and be in contact with his doctors for the "medical talk", because if your not in the medical field, it sounds like complete gibberish. ⬇ my grandpa wasn't wrong 😍❤
63 days is how long he was in the hospital, and eventually we made the decision to take him home on hospice. For me, being a nurse, I knew what this meant. I decided to step up and take the role of his nurse during these final stages of his life. It was the least I could do, after the MANY years he gave to me. My goal was to make him as comfortable as possible, to make him pain free, and have him in the comfort of his home with family surrounding him.
This was the MOST DIFFICULT thing that I have ever experienced. Sure, I have dealt with patients dying in the hospital, and it was hard, but at this point I was not prepared to take care of my grandpa, my best friend, until his final moments of life. But I did it. I knew my family needed me to step up, I knew he needed me
to step up, so that's what I did. Looking back, I have no idea how I did what I did, but I guess he gave me the strength that I needed to be there for him like he needed me to be.
Death is a very crazy thing, especially when someone is in a slow process of death. Obviously if someone has trauma and dies quickly, there are not the long drawn out effects that you deal with in comparison to someone who is home on hospice, when the only support left is comfort care (I know there are exceptions to this when dealing with trauma). Basically, providing pain medication, making them comfortable and waiting for their last breath. They go through a ton of stages, that are mostly scary, for example "the death rattle", where it literally sounds like they are drowning.
I remember a few days before he passed, he was in the ICU before bringing him home on hospice. Towards the end of the 63 days, he was very un oriented, and could barely answer simple questions, or remember who some of us were. On one particular night, I sent my grandma home to get some rest , along with my dad and uncles and I just sat with him. Out of no where he had a "burst of energy" and was completely 100% alert and oriented. We talked for a good 3 hours, where I was able to have him tell me stories of his youth, his marriage with my grandmother, his opinion on current politics ( haha he loved this one), and my relationship with josh.
The most important question I had for him though was, "are you afraid of dying?" Some people wouldn't be this direct but it was something I needed to know, and something I knew he would be honest with me when answering. He answered, "No, Jessica", I know it's my time to go, and I am not afraid." I was shocked at his response, but it also gave me a lot of peace in my heart. After this night, we did not have a solid, alert conversation ever again.
Hospice run down – this link gives you some
Information on what to expect in the final
Days or weeks of a persons life, and I cannot deny the accuracy. Here is a quote from the article regarding the last conversation I
had with him.
"Many families share stories of a sudden burst of energy about two days before the death of a loved one. Commonplace are the stories where the person slept most of the day or was confused or disoriented (confused about where they were, date, time, other people) and then suddenly was very alert and talkative. They may ask to visit with friends and family, or their appetite may spike and they might even ask to have a favorite meal. As with all the other experiences at the end of life, this phase is unique to each individual. While not everyone will experience such an obvious burst of energy, most will go through some noticeable changes.
After bringing him home, it was a couple of days before his passing, and again this was very hard and emotional, but he passed with our whole family by his side, we watched him take his final breath, and I listened with my stethoscope to confirm he had moved on to his next chapter, whatever that may be.
(My granddaughter ring that he wanted me to have.)
I think the hardest part about him being gone is the unknown. Is he in a beautiful place, looking down on me, seeing the mother than I have grown into being? Will I ever see him again, when it's my time to go? I suffer from the fear of the unknown, although I'm working on having more "faith" in the things I believe. It's a work in progress, and I'll get there.
Last night, I called my dad up around 8pm and asked him to meet me at the driving range. (My grandpa, was obsessed with golf and this was one of the activities we did together frequently, I remember that last time playing, I beat him, and he bragged to ALL of his golf buddies that his granddaughter beat him…. such a proud moment).
Anyways, last night I was just thinking about him more than usual, and decided to go to the range and hit some balls in his honor. I didn't have my clubs with me, so my dad brought my grandpas set. I breathed in the beautiful night air , and thought about him looking down on me, and praying that he was in that moment with us. I felt like his presence was with me. It was refreshing and gave me a sense of anxiety relief that I've been dealing with.
Nothing can make losing a loved one any easier, but having memories that will last forever can make it a little more tolerable. The time we had together will never be forgotten, and I cannot wait to teach my daughter all about her great grandpa and the huge impact he had on her mommas life.
RIP Superman, I love you forever and always.
❤ Jess


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APC Grassroots Demonstrate Massive Support for Madina Rahman as Mayor of Freetown City Council
By Abdul Malik Bangura
Hundreds of All Peoples Congress (APC) party faithful and loyal supporters have on Wednesday 27th December 2017, thronged the streets of Freetown in firm solidarity of support to Honourable Madina Rahman for her mayoral bid of Freetown City Council (FCC).
The solidarity support was a parade that started from the main gate of the Siaka Stevens National Stadium to the APC Party Headquarters at Old Railway Line, Freetown, Brookfields, Freetown, where Madam Madina Rahman addressed hundreds of supporters who came from all over the Freetown municipality to express their desire on her candidacy.
Whilst addressing supporters at the APC Party office, Madam Madina Rahman in her short but succinct remarks thanked all those who thronged the streets of Freetown to show up their support to not only her, but also to the APC Party. Calmly as she made her declaration, Madam Madina Rahman said she consulted with every segment of the society, and party comrades, hence she has decided "to run for the Freetown City Council mayoral symbol of the APC for the coming March 2018 Local Council elections."
Madam Rahman further admonished all present that "it is time for women to come out and try their best," adding that to make Freetown a better municipality, women must take the lead.
In addition, Madam Madina Rahman said that if given the APC FCC Mayoral symbol, and with the support from every occupant of the Freetown municipality, she will establish a consultative administration, where everyone's input would be considered in the running of the day-to-day affairs of the city.
Earlier in the declaration programme, whilst assuring Madina Rahman of their fullest supports, a representative from the Aku Community Alhaji Matami Carew said Madam Madina Rahman has been very steadfast in working for the government of His Excellency Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma since the period of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in Sierra Leone, as Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Health and Sanitation. Alhaji Carew added that the help of Madam Madina Rahman as current Deputy Minister of Health and Sanitation1 is widespread across many sectors of Sierra Leone.
The Aku representative further said "Madina Rahman knows your plight because she has been with you all before, she is with you now, and she will be with you tomorrow."
Meanwhile, making statement on behalf of the chiefs, in tears and in solemn mood, Haja Bomposeh Kabba said her support for Madam Madina Rahman is not because of the wealth of Madina Rahman but because of the goodness and dedicative service the mother of Madam Madina Rahman had rendered to the APC Party. Haja Bomposeh Kabba said the mother of Madam Madina Rahman, Late Haja Isha Rahman stood with the APC during the darkest days, and did sacrifice a lot in ensuring that the APC is where it is today. He said "if you are seeing hundreds of people supporting Madina now, it is because of the blessing of her mother, who sacrificed a lot for the APC Party."
As speaker after speaker bag supports for the mayoral candidacy of Madam Madina Rahman, a representative of Market Women, Ya Alimamy Fofanah said "it is time for women to be empowered." She said "when women are empowered she thinks about the suffering of other women." She said Madam Madina Rahman is someone who is always open to hear the cry of people. Hence she said, she and her fellow market women will fully support the mayoral bid of Madam Madina Rahman.
Another meaningful statement was made by the representative of APC Women's Congress. Ya Alimamy Manso said "women are the best administrators in all sectors of the society." She said since Madina Rahman who holds and executive position in the APC Women's Congress has declared for the APC Freetown City Council mayoral symbol, she believes that women would be given the position. She then welcome all present and assured that the APC Women's Congress will give maximum support to any woman candidate.
Furthermore, throwing her support to Madam Madina Rahman, Sorie S. Kanu representing the Munku Club said they are totally supporting Madam Rahman's bid for the APC Mayoral Symbol because of prior persuasion to them by their president Haja Rugiatu Fofanah (Haja Munku). He said "we the men have taken many positions of authority but we deceive the people." He said "we will tell our elders that Madam Rahman is who we want. We are sending the message that Madam Rahman is the only person we want for the FCC APC Mayoral Scmbol.
Other representatives who made meaningful remarks were the APC Task Force and the Disables. Yusif A. Jalloh of the disable said they are in full support of the declaration of Madam Madina Rahman.
The declaration was also enticed by dancing and joyful applauds from Bondo Women, Motoma masquerade, youth groups, women's group, veterans all who came out in their numbers to show full support for the APC FCC Mayoral candidacy of Madam Madina Rahman.
*Accompanying this update are photos of the declaration of Haja Madina Rahman*


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hat tip to the Geocentricgnostic.com
I'm sorry this comment is long, but maybe there will be something in my research that will be helpful to someone searching the bigger picture.
We know through our observation of living life on earth that there is movement. Is the movement the Earth rotating around the sun or is the Earth wobbling on its axis? Is it the sun and moon rotating above the Earth? Or is the sky, outer space, intergalactic space, cosmos or heaven that is moving? Is the Earth a flat plane under a dome or a round sphere? How is it that everything that mankind has absolute no control over is not in a total chaos? I will explain where my thoughts are in my quest concerning the flat earth so far …
Can geocentric or heliocentric be an either or point of reference? It seems it is perspective, the point of view (in the eye of or the center of) the observer that is causing a lot of confusion…
Geocentric (earth) basically means our natural (some call it the bare eye) perspective from the Earth or within the Earth's atmosphere. The earth is our home and the majority of us don't know or have experienced anything else. Our natural peripheral vision after all is limited.
Heliocentric (sun) means our abstract eye perspective above and outside the atmosphere of the Earth, and how the different celestial bodies of all shapes and sizes operate in space in their relationship to each other.
However, the Sun and the Earth are where Creation originally placed them, so I have no reason to doubt the master architect knows how to sustain the creation and the life placed within it. If someone is an Atheist, Agnostic or a Creationist rest assured the natural world and its cause is the most intelligent.
All the sciences including theology do not own or have all the answers to this sacred created construct called creation. So political, physiological, theological and psychological points of view thrive and everybody ( 95% of us are followers) are tossed to and fro with the consequences coming at us from all directions. Why? It is about ego, greed and control. Plain and to the point.
Earth is called a planet (if planet is even the correct definition). I question the definition because the ancients simply called the created dry land "earth, ground, soil ". You guys can research this, NASA admits they don't fully understand our one of a kind planet within our solar system that has plate tectonics , layers of lithosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere as a biosphere within its closest bordering atmosphere that sustains all life called the (habitable zone in NASA language).
There is controversy among scientists as to the true nature of "earth" and whether or not earth should be called a planet. I've heard scientists without any reservation toss out the term plane, disk and sphere referring to celestial bodies and the earth at times. I do think there is more to it than is being openly discussed. It could be the union of governing bodies wants to keep religious fanaticism out of their hair, as well as keep secrets from the public at large because of government's national defense initiatives, plus any scientific projects or experimentation that could cause public riots if we understood the extent of what may be going on and how it will affect our future.
As you dig deeper you will also find that Scientists believe and theorize based on their satellite observations in deep space , that we (mankind) are pretty much alone within this huge universe. Yes, there are a few possible "habitable zones" in other solar systems that are light years away from our solar system…. that may at some point be able to sustain life, but are not as evolved or as advanced as our earth according to them. We are headed into a space race with China and who will inhabit MARS. The implications of all this I think is rather serious. Who is going to rule space?
Of course at any time it could be said there is bones from aliens on Mars in the near future building upon the theories of many that mankind has alien DNA. Well, duh. Mankind's physical bodies are of solar stardust and the spiritual conscious mind is not of the physical earth. If we don't know this by now in over 2000 years into this common era, where have we been. So far, in my opinion NASA is not telling us anything for the most part that we don't intuitively already know. We are just not focused or paying close attention…
It seems then, the earth's physical birthright had to be determined at some point and (made unmovable) within the master code of a solar system, that works within a galaxy that operates within a whole Universe. From observation, if everything else not created by man has a system, law, a code, a language or DNA that defines it… why wouldn't the Earth or the Earth's Galaxy the Milky Way or the whole universe for that matter. When you really get into this, it is very humbling.
Creation means: the act of founding or building something, the cause, the origin or the starting point. Creation literally and figuratively means "foundation". I think it is honest to say, everything not created by man, foundations are unmovable, not in man's control at the very least. All though science may keep trying and botch natural things up to the point of no return and we all go down to the depths of the earth and sea like other civilizations have before us.
Heliocentric means "the sun" is the center of the earth's solar system. "Everything" within our solar system including humanity who are limited by our protective atmosphere of the Earth is in a line of a spinning energy that depends upon our sun to spawn it. Here is where geocentric and heliocentric agree … nothing physically in existence can exist, have energy within our solar system without the aid of our sun.
Surrounding our sun and our solar system is the heliosphere, a radiation protective barrier or bubble that has within it the sun's energy solar wind and circulating electromagnetic fields. This electromagnetic field or solar wind bubble can deflate to a point exposing the earth's atmosphere to dangerous solar radiation or expand and attract other planes or planets into it. The Van Allen belt is the closest to the earth. All these different radiation belts are somewhat confusing, but I hope you guys are getting the basic idea depending on where your research is leading you…
Geocentric and Heliocentric within the science community at large from what I am seeing are mostly about coordinates or a sense of direction, distance and time like using a flat road map. Geocentric is horizontal (horizon) and equatorial. Heliocentric is Sun (ecliptic). Then there is Celestial and Galactic astrological and astronomy coordinates. The astrolabe is suppose to be very accurate. Most maps in antiquity were more political and religious than true to scale, and the celestial bodies were mixed with mythology making it difficult to know for sure what the authors were describing.
I have heard scientists comment, is it fair of us to assume that our earth, our solar system, and our galaxy is the center of the universe? What if there is other life out there in our cosmos, how and where do they see the center of the universe. NASA science makes it seem like we are a lost civilization with no sense of direction of where we are. Or who we are. In a weird way, without any ancient history or archeology would we have a clue?
Think about being deep in space. What would space be like if it had absolutely nothing in it. And would this empty space be called finite or infinite. Draw a imaginary line across empty space. All space above the line is infinite maybe where the Creator and the heavenly host dwells. Everything below that imaginary line is called the created finite space. Before thinking about anything else we at this point have a parallel universe flat plane. Plane means a level of existence, thought or development.
On the finite flat plane modern Science calls the moment of creation "the point of singularity". This point of singularity has a beginning, energy expanding to a point and cycles back on itself to a single point, as a event in the horizon or black hole (Steven Hawkins) theory. Keep in mind as you read this the event horizon and a event in the deep horizon of space are not the same thing. Science calls a event in the horizon a circular place of intense trapped light energy cycling like a firewall … a theory of thermodynamics. However, these scientific theories are based on the law of expansion and contraction that are foundational from the Master Creator.
This point of singularity explodes forward into empty finite space creating a mass of particles and all the different 3 dimensional celestial bodies within a huge solar cloud of heat and electromagnetic radiation. According to science, the flat planes of the planets within our solar system being so close together suggest they were created about the same time or from the same point of singularity. Keep in mind a flat plane of existence is 3 dimensional mass (planet, if correct term) in space with a circular orbit of other celestial bodies moving around it or directly above it.
Ancient texts like the Bible and the Vedas say Absolute is upon the edge or above the circle or compass of the universe. There must be a place a central point of reference within the infinity plane that the Creator created from that is hidden from mankind's physical sight and conscious perspective. From a central place in the infinite universe "GOD SAID" which is like waves… of intense energy and vibration of sound, language and music of the greatest unseen force of consciousness creating with light on the finite tapestry below infinity as the point of singularity explodes into existence.
According to ancient texts above the sun's orbital plane is the center of our Milky Way galaxy the origin and controller of our sun. A place of concentrated light energy, a bulge or womb. Around this place … of light, ancient text call it the white throne, the sea of milk or the crystalline rock sea …. the place of divine judgment, a life energy like physical electricity bursting forth — with intense solar energy circling around it from all four corners of the whole cosmos. It seems then, the rivers of heaven flowing down and above the earth mentioned in the bible and ancient mythologies are most likely the white bands of celestial dust clouds or the arms of the Milky Circle visibly arching across the night sky. The earth's north corresponds to the Orion arm, band or river and the earth's south contours to the Sagittarius arm which directly aligns earth with our galaxy's center. I think it is interesting there are 4 major bands or rivers.
When Moses recorded history about his culture, he starts by saying Creation began with heaven and earth. There is nothing in that statement that says they were or were not created at the same time, but it does say what happened first and second in a order. It is very possible that our galaxy was already present and the biblical creation is about the birth of our sun the firstborn of many stars and then the planets take shape from the particles of the remaining forms of mass creating our solar system.
Following statements in the chapter of Genesis are the chronological order of a physical creation. The sorting out of positive and negative atoms into being from chaos within the finite by separating intense heat (fire) from dense matter into dry land mass (earth) from, liquid gases (water) and atmosphere (air) in a intense energy field of the light spectrum. Then, there is a chronological order of life forms, then during the 6th order consciousness is formed within in the mind of mankind.
In between each of these chronological order of events there is evening and morning marking an orbital cycle of separation in space like multidimensional celestial bodies upon a flat plane of empty space.
With the infinite Absolute there is no time, only cycles. At the end of Genesis 1 and the beginning of Genesis 2 after the 6th order of events in the creation process there is a pause, rest or closure in creation and the 7th cycle begins, however there is no conclusion of evening and morning ending creation's 7th cycle, the circle of life. The imaginary line drawn in deep space divides infinite and finite space time. How mankind views and experiences time on earth is not the same as space time or time with the Creator and the heavenly host.
It is a place where the circle of life closes back on itself with a pause, then the cycle begins again. A place where everything including mankind comes face to face with its origin. Some call it a time portal, Babel, Ziggurat, Pyramid, Jacob's ladder, Mt Meru. It is the place where the sun climbs upward in a spiral vortex to its highest peak of energy over all the kingdoms of the world (cosmos). The sun recognizes from that place, it is not the ruler of itself giving honor to its Creator and returns backward declination to its beginning enduring 3 earth days in the dead of winter equinox, then the sun rises and ascends up the vortex of its cycle of life again.
Observation of our natural world speaks to us plainly, we are a creation of cycles within cycles, within cycles all depending upon each other like flat planes of parallel universes pictured beautifully in the seed of life.
Our ancient ancestors were intelligent astronomers and astrologers searching for the great Architect as it is inherent in most people's life time to do, no matter what race or culture they are from. All races have cultures. Cult-ure is equivalent to religion. We all were born into our cultural belief systems or traditions that were based on what our ancestors knew and understood about the natural cycles of life pictured in the constellations. But our ancestors were also very idolatrous, pretty much like most of humanity still is today.
All organized religion's celebrations are based on the cycle of the equinoxes of Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Whether a culture's religious beliefs uses a solar or lunar way of counting time makes no difference. They all orbit under the galaxy's intense electromagnetic fields circulating in all directions under the infinite universe.
I believe ancient texts were describing a flat plane existence. There is evidence to suggest in ancient texts the flat plane could be the milky circle, the earth, or both. Our milky way could be symbolic of the wheel of life. I believe the milky way galaxy itself (whether that is its correct name or not) is a visual pattern effect of our flat existence. I find it interesting that our galaxy's image is the very image of a Hurricane cycling vortex upon the earth's seas or a Tornado vortex upon our Earth's atmosphere.
The famous "Flammarion" painting accurately pictures at the top left the wheel within a wheel, you can see the arms of the milky way, you can see the center eye of the Milky Way and above that you can see the circle upon the highest of the finite plane like a window into infinity. Possibly a parallel plane of man's origin. As above so below.
If light is traveling in straight lines as our human eyes perceives and electromagnetic fields travel in spirals around the earth and planets, then the celestial bodies have to be way more flat than perfectly spherical. It seems from research barring that every NASA image is not a total lie, just photo shopped images, we do in fact live on a flat plane of existence in a spherical atmosphere, not on a globe.


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A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges Naperville police allowed a woman to inappropriately touch and kiss a 13-year-old boy while he was in the back seat of a squad car.
The suit, filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Chicago, stems from an incident on Oct. 31, 2014, during which the boy was ordered into the police car by a Naperville police officer while he was with other children in the 200 block of Westbrook Circle in Naperville, the lawsuit said.
At some point, a woman was also placed in the car, giving her the opportunity to act in a "wholly inappropriate and harmful way," the suit said.
The woman "undertook sexually suggestive and aggressive actions" toward the minor, including kissing him on the face and neck, "hugging him inappropriately, touching and rubbing him upon his inner thigh and genital area, and taking 'selfie' photographs of herself" and the minor with her cellphone, the suit said.
Naperville police officers were allegedly in or near the police vehicle but failed to protect the minor, the suit said.
"It's not quite clear who (the woman) was," said Ed Fox, the Chicago lawyer who filed the case on behalf of the minor, identified in the suit as "John Doe" because of his age. "She was placed in the car by the police."
The lawsuit also charges the teen, a foster child at the time, was the only African-American in the group on Westbrook Circle and the only one to be taken into custody by police.
Naperville officers did not have "'reasonable suspicion' and/or legal cause to detain" the minor, according to the lawsuit, which seeks financial damages from the city, the woman and the individual police officers involved in the incident.
Fox said video was taken during the incident and he wants a judge to force the city to release it.
City and police department representatives were not immediately available for comment.


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In this listening task (6th of mine) the ss have to match the topics to the steps. The ws includes the task, the link of the listening material (youtube), the solution and the text. There are similar tasks like this in lots of language exams. If you want your ss to do this task online, you can find an online version from this here: http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=5096&ads=no
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text: This past weekend I was lucky enough to attend the Pacific Northwest Sportsmen's Show at the Portland Expo Center! I really enjoyed meeting so many new people as well as seeing some familiar faces. I always love getting a peek at the latest equipment and seeing first-hand what's new in the industry, and this year did not disappoint! For those of you who didn't get a chance to see Pavati's new 2015 Destroyer, you missed out! This thing's a beast! Big thanks to the folks at Pavati and Feynman Group for hanging out and to everybody who came by just to say Hi! Give me a call and let's fish! Chinook are going to be crazy this spring!


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House Financial Services Chairman Announces Subcommittee Assignments
U.S. Rep. Jeb Hensarling has named Republican members of Congress to serve on the Oversight and Investigations, Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit subcommittees, among others.
U.S. Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas), chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has announced subcommittee assignments for Republican members of Congress.
The assignments include the Capital Markets, Securities and Investment, Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit; Oversight and Investigations; Monetary Policy and Trade; Terrorism and Illicit Finance subcommittees following Hensarling's announcement of leadership of those subcommittees and new members earlier this month, as ACA International previously reported.
"I look forward to working with all of our members to help build a healthy economy that offers everyone an equal opportunity to succeed," Hensarling said in a news release.
Chairman Hensarling will serve as an ex officio member of all subcommittees.
A full list of the subcommittee assignments is available on the House Financial Services Committee website.
ACA will be monitoring activity on regulation of the CFPB and TCPA as the 115th Congress continues its work in 2017.
With the change in the political landscape, ACA will continue to encourage its members to meet with their elected representatives when they are in their home districts to discuss industry issues and learn about priorities important to members of Congress.
At ACA's 2016 Fall Forum & Expo in Chicago, ACA President Keith Kettelkamp announced All InÔ, a program that allows members to submit participation details about their advocacy efforts at the state and federal level and events such as the Washington Insights Conference.
Records of participation in all such efforts will be tracked when submitted by members through ACA's All InTM program page on the newly redesigned ACA website. By submitting a brief summary of legislative activities, the result, as well as their company name and location, members will qualify for recognition through the All InTM program.
ACA can help coordinate meetings with members of Congress. More information can be found at ACA's Advocacy Action Center. Interested members should contact ACA's Vice President of Congressional and Political Affairs Rae Ann Bevington at (202) 547-2670 or email@example.com.


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In Finland we are given both Friday and Monday off from work for the Easter holiday weekend. We took advantage of this long weekend and spent our holiday in Holland and Belgium en route from Germany. We hadn't left Finland for quite some time and wanted to see the famous tulip fields, visit the Anne Frank house and see a number of other interesting cities and sites. We flew into the Dusseldorf (Germany) airport and rented a car in order to drive directly to Amsterdam.
The nice thing about this part of Europe is that many countries are relatively small and getting from point A to point B doesn't take that long. I had visited the Anne Frank house 20 years ago and have read the famous diary when I was younger and now my daughter had done the same, so the family was interested to see this famous landmark and piece of history. We waited in line for one hour and finally entered the home, which includes the clandestine upstairs annex where Anne lived secretly for two years with other members of her family while the Nazis were patrolling around the streets of Amsterdam. I could only imagine the fear that they felt as they were forced to live like prisoners while hiding just because they were Jewish. This was a very emotional experience for me and the family. The museum has become much more popular in the last 20 years and now gets roughly 1.3 million visitors per year. Later we strolled around the famous streets which are surrounded by canals. Amsterdam is a world famous city known for their architecture as well as their liberal attitudes towards sex and marijuana. Strolling through some of the seedier sections of the city I could picture in my head how very different things are here than parts of the Bible belt in America. I am socially liberal, but would say Amsterdam's progressive social values are probably even a bit much for myself. :)
The next morning was spent in the world famous Keukenhof gardens in Lisse. This was the highlight of the trip to Holland. This park is known as the Disneyland of flowers. It was an amazing sight to see; fields and fields of tulips and other flowers everywhere you looked. The endless and colorful rows of perfectly planted flowers were a sight to behold and something that I have never seen anywhere else before. Anyone with a camera could be a professional photographer in this park because all you had to do was point and shoot and the colorful flowers dominated the lens. I hope you enjoy some of the photos we took.
After seeing a bit more of Amsterdam, we headed off toward Bruges, Belgium making a few quick stops along the way. We first stopped in Rotterdam, Holland where we visited one museum and then strolled along a canal and visited an old windmill which is still being used today as a grain mill. My daughter and I climbed the steep stairs to the top of the windmill while my wife purchased some pancake mix inside. Rotterdam is a university town and the second largest city in Holland after Amsterdam. Rotterdam is also the largest port city in Europe and one of the largest port cities in the entire world. After that, we headed back on our journey making a final pit stop in Antwerp, Belgium. Besides being Dutch speaking and a large diamond city, I really didn't know much about this city in Flanders. Antwerp is actually a very pleasant city with a bustling outdoor European cafe culture. Here we grabbed some of our Belgian favorite treats, including waffles and frites (Belgian french fries). Belgium is known for some food specialties which include their famous chocolate, waffles and Belgian style french fries.
Late in the afternoon we arrived at our destination of Bruges, Belgium. Bruges is a wonderfully preserved medieval city and also in the Dutch speaking Flanders part of the country. The country is actually bi-lingual, with Dutch and French as official languages, though most people also seem to have a good command of English. I really enjoyed this city when I first visited it as a backpacker 20 years prior. It is still a very nice city, but I noticed things had changed a bit since my last visit. Many of the streets were now lined with high class designer retail shops. Also, the center had a cheesy traveling carnival and there were hordes of people in every direction. My daughter and I wanted to climb the famous Bell tower in the center and had to wait approximately 45 minutes in line just to get to the entrance. There was a movie with Colin Farrell called "In Bruges" which came out about 6 years ago and it seems that movie might have pushed Bruges over the top as a prime tourist destination. I still really like this city, but it seems a shame that it might have lost some of it's personal charm with the massive amounts of people. Our hotel, which was just a 5 minute walk outside of the old town, was absolutely wonderful. We had a large quiet room and the hotel also featured a pool which was great for the children.
For our final day on the trip, we would make a few more pit stops on the way to our departure city of Dusseldorf, Germany. We made a stop in the capital of Belgium, Brussels, for lunch. Brussels is a large city and also the capital city of the European Community. The main reason we wanted to visit Brussels was to see the Grand Square which is considered one of the finest in Europe. It is an impressive square with very picturesque buildings on all sides. Brussels is also famous for a little statue of a boy peeing, called the Manneken Pis. We found the little statue which had a large crowd gathering around it. I couldn't believe it, all this fuss about this statue and it is so small. I guess they built up some legend about this little statue and feature it in their tourist information, but really it is just a tiny statue of a boy peeing into a fountain. Brussels isn't known for having so many touristic areas and we were satisfied just seeing the center. Our final stop on the way back to the airport was Cologne, Germany where we wanted to see the great Cologne Cathedral. My daughter and I climbed up the 500+ steps to the top of the tower where we enjoyed some of the views from the top. The Cologne cathedral is a neat, Gothic style church in which construction started in 1248 and didn't complete till 1880. It is a massive church and one of the largest in Europe.
In just 5 days we covered a large area of this region and definitely saw some of best the highlights of Holland and Dutch speaking Belgium (Flanders). This is a pretty and cultural area of Europe and definitely worth a visit in the Spring. I think the highlight of the trip were the amazing tulip fields of Lisse in Holland. I have never seen anything quite like it before. Tulip fields, canals, Belgian waffles, fries and some of the finest beer will make your taste buds and other senses work overtime.


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Porsche 911 Carrera 1998
Date First registration: 15-9-1998, Color: Silver, Chassis number: WP0ZZZ99ZXS600616 (01), Fuel: Petrol, Transmission: Automatic, Read out position odometer: 133000KM, Engine capacity in CC: 3387, Power in kW: 221 , Environmental class: Unknown, CO2 emissions g / km: Not applicable, Equipment: Radio, Alarm, Air-conditioning, Cruise control, Sunroof, Electric windows, On-board computer, Electric seat adjustment, Seat heating, Porsche GT3 rims Interior: Leather, Included on-board documents: Certificate of registration, Certificate of conformity , Inspection certificate, Maintenance booklet, Manual, Number of keys: 2, Extra info: inspection until 19-3-2019.
Auction: Classic Cars and Youngtimers 27/09/2018
Start date: Tuesday September 18, 2018, 10:00 AM
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Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas will likely be out for four months with damage to his medial ligament.
The news is obviously a blow to Arsene Wenger and Arsenal fans. It also raises a number of questions.
Will William Gallas be asked to stand in as captain in his absence?
Can Arsenal achieve a top four place in the Premier League without their most influential player?
Will Arsene Wenger now spend some cash in January? Who is available? Or will Wengers youth policy supersede the need for a purchase and govern who will fill in?
Can Arsenal expect to progress past the first knockout phase of the Champions League against Roma?
And of course, in the event of Arsenal failing to qualify for the Champions League, will Fabregas be happy to stay at Arsenal next Season? - Especially as Real Madrid will inevitably launch their annual campaign to sign or unsettle the very best talents in the Premier League?
Breaking News - Cesc Fabregas Out For Four Months
23 Dec 2008
Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas will likely be out for four months with damage to his medial ligament.
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Configure Order Creation per Website¶
You can set the following order creation related options for the website to override organization configuration:
|New Internal Order Status
Defines the status that is assigned to an order upon creation. This status is visible in the management console. Select one of the following statuses:
For more information on orders and their creation, see Orders.
To configure the order creation options per website:
Navigate to System > Websites in the main menu.
For the necessary website, hover over the More Options menu at the end of the row and click to start editing the configuration.
For faster navigation between the configuration menu sections, use Quick Search.
In the Order Creation section:
- Clear the Use Organization check box if it is selected.
- From the New Internal Order Status list, select the required status.
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YPARD news
My take home experiences from the Global Landscapes Forum 2016
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Adding more value to agro sector with new ICT tool
Welcoming YPARD Netherlands Country Representative: Ingrid Flink
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Young Farmers step up!
Is the Road of an Entrepreneur Ever a Straight One?
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TRON and EOS Mainnet Launch Accompanies Token Swap – Everything to Know
- TRX and EOS to launch their own blockchain
- Transfer Token to exchanges which supports new wallet
Two of the top ten cryptocurrencies are launching their own blockchain (mainnet) and gain their digital independence. Both Tron and EOS mainnet will be launched on May 31st and June 1st respectively, eventually which will allow them to split from Ethereum's blockchain.
What's the current status of TRX and EOS?
Right now, both TRX and EOS do not sustain on their own blockchain, instead, they run on Ethereum blockchain with ERC20 standards. This means you can receive and send tokens using Ethereum wallets. Many people choose to leave their tokens in the exchange itself but a safer option is to directly use blockchain via services like MyEtherWallet/MyCrypto or plugin like Metamask or any cold wallet.
What Should I Do Next?
If your tokens are held in these services, you need to transfer them to exchanges which support Tron blockchain upgrade and token migration. And if your TRX tokens are currently placed in exchanges like Bitfinex and Binance, then you don't have to do anything, the exchange will take care of it by migrating from ERC20 blockchain to native TRX tokens (or coins) on June 25th, and these will be available to you on June 26th.
The following exchanges have promised to take care of TRON's blockchain and token migration. Those exchanges are UPbit, ZebPay, Coinnest, RightBTC, Bithumb, BixinIM, Coinrail, Binance, Gate.io, Liqui exchange, Bitfinex, Bibox, IDAX, Cryptopia and DragonEX.
According to the Exodus Movement, which recommends registering your EOS address, all ERC20 tokens will be frozen on June 1;
"EOS Mainnet tokens are to be distributed in a 1:1 ratio to the ERC20 tokens held by registered addresses. The current ERC20 EOS tokens are simply placeholders. All tokens are said to be swapped for Mainnet EOS tokens after the launch of the Mainnet.
Try to transfer your token to any of the exchanges which has promised to support migration before June 20, 2018 00:00 (UTC).
Between 21st June to 24th June; TRX withdrawals will be suspended for all exchanges.
On June 25th; there will be no TRX deposits/withdrawals in any exchange.
And finally, on 26th June transactions involving TRX will resume, since exchanges might have completed all procedure for the migration of token leaving only native TRX coins in the Mainnet.
What do you think the future of this blockchain is, comment below?
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Warm Grape Crostini/
Warm Grape Crostini
Warm grapes anyone?
Okay, admittedly, that does not immediately sound appealing, but this brunch time crostino will make a believer out of even the most serious of doubters.
Here I wanted to capture the myriad flavours that can be expressed with the humble grape. The grape is a marvelously versatile fruit, yielding wine, brandy, grappa, jelly, raisins and more. This offering showcases the diversity of flavour and texture of the grape, from fresh to grilled to roasted, each variant offering a nuanced flavour and texture experience.
When exposed to heat, the sugars in the grape become more pronounced and expressed, and when placed next to the fresh original, the dichotomy is wildly apparent. The tangy goat cheese spread beneath, balanced by the earthy thyme and bitter watercress and walnut contrasts this sweet topping. So although it is sweet, it is a perfect accompaniment to any brunch menu.
In this recipe, I used and apricot and cranberry bread from my local bakery, but you can use almost any sweet-ish bread either with or without fruit. I only recommend ensuring that it is sturdy and dense to hold up to the robust toppings it carries.
1 cup of red seedless grapes
1 cup of green seedless grapes
1 tablespoon of grapeseed oil, divided
3 cipollini onion
6 ounces of goat cheese, softened to room temperature
½ teaspoon of fresh thyme leaves
1 teaspoon orange zest
1 teaspoon of fresh orange juice
1 teaspoon of honey1 loaf of fruit bread or other sweet dense bread cut into 12 slices
¼ cup of walnut pieces
½ cup of watercress
1 teaspoon of freshly cracked black pepper
1 teaspoon of coarse finishing salt, such as Maldon
Preheat oven to 350F
Drizzle the cipollini onions with a small amount of oil and roast until softened, about 15- 20 minutes. Once cooked, allow to cool, then peen and chop
Set a grill pan over medium heat and brush with oil
Take all but 5 of the red grapes and place them in an ovenproof dish and drizzle with a scant amount of oil
Once the oven reaches temperature place the grapes in the oven and roast for 10 – 15 minutes, until softened but not mush, keep an eye on them
Meanwhile, take all but 5 of the green grapes and slice them each in half lengthwise
Once the grill pan is hot, carefully place each of the grapes, cut side down onto the grill and grill until char marks appear, about 3-5 minutes
Remove the grapes from the oven and pan and allow to cool
Place the cut bread on the still hot grill, and toast on both sides until crisp
In a bowl combine the softened goat cheese, cipollini onions, thyme, orange zest and juice, honey and pepper and stir to combine thoroughly
Take the reserved, uncooked grapes and slice each, widthwise into round discs, about 3 discs per grape
Assemble the crostini:
Smear each of the grilled bread slices with the goat cheese mixture
Next, adorn each with a few leaves of watercress and a helping of the roasted, grilled and fresh grapes
Finish with a sprinkling of walnut pieces and finishing salt


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Commissioner to help small firms tackle payment disputes
The government has appointed a small business commissioner and launched a complaint-handling website to help small firms resolve disputes around payment practices. The government says a third of payments to small businesses across the UK are late and 20% of all small businesses have run into cash flow problems because of late payments. Read more
UK 'best country for business' in 2018
The UK has risen from fifth place to first in Forbes' best place to do business rankings, performing particularly well in technological readiness and workforce education. The UK's financial services sector and investment by top US technology firms were cited as major positives for the country. However, more needed to be done to support business to boost growth and productivity over the long-term. Read more
Brexit progress set to boost business confidence
The Bank of England says confidence among households and businesses is likely to be supported by recent Brexit talks, when the EU agreed that sufficient progress had been made in negotiations to put in place a transition period from 2019. The Bank said the breakthrough would reduce the likelihood of a "disorderly" Brexit. Meanwhile, the BoE has kept interest rates on hold in its first meeting since last month's decision to raise rates for the first time in 10 years. Read more
'Digital divide' holds back rural areas
Ministers will relax planning laws by the end of the year to help build a new generation of mobile phone masts, as research reveals 82% of homes and businesses in rural areas cannot get a good 4G mobile phone signal. Ofcom's Connected Nations report also disclosed that just over 1m homes and offices, predominantly in the countryside, do not have access to decent broadband. Read more
Productivity pairings pay off
The Sunday Telegraph's Ben Marlow says the Government's productivity leadership group is pointing business in the right direction. Its "Be the Business" campaign has already had a positive effect on the companies that have taken part, he adds. The programme suggests pairing productive companies with unproductive ones so that managers can identify problems and share ideas on how to make the most out of staff and equipment. Small businesses are also urged to embrace technology and talent, and set regular targets, however small. Read more


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Oil Pastels
Maureen Finucane - Pastel Artist
Maureen Finucane is a self-taught artist who decided to take up art relatively late in life after many years in teaching. Like many artists embarking on this career, she has experimented with different styles, tried various techniques in many mediums including oils, acrylics, water colour, pen and ink, charcoal and pastels. She feels quite comfortable using pastels now, particularly oil pastels. The albums on this site reflect her changing interests and varied styles since she has started painting.
Maureen has participated in many exhibitions in London. These include Richmond Art House in 2008, 2009 and 2010,
The Stables Gallery, Twickenham, 2009,
The Landmark Arts Centre, Teddington 2009 and 2010
The Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, 2011
Brixton Urban Art, Brixton, 2011
Kew Studio Art Exhibition, 2011
The Parkshot Gallery, Richmond, 2011
In February 2012, she will be exhibiting at The Mall Galleries "Love Pastels" exhibition.
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text: Share: Comments Print November 11, 2014 at 2:11 AM Sounders draw with Dallas, advance to Western Conference final: Post-match quotes Posted by Matt Pentz Sounders FC Head Coach SIGI SCHMID Opening statement: "Obviously we are very excited we advanced and moved on. Being able to defend well is an important part of winning a championship. I know all through the season people have been saying 'well do they have a good enough defense to win?' And I think we have proven over the past three or four weeks that we can play good enough defense for sure. Chad Marshall was outstanding out there again today, that's why I think he is the Defender of the Year for me. I felt like we did well. On the other end of the field I felt like we had some really good looks. I thought their goalkeeper came up with a big save. [There are] possibilities on if it's a penalty or if it's not a penalty on Obafemi Martins. I thought we had some good looks and we just missed a little bit on our shots, but that'll come. If you're creating chances, that's what you're happy about as a coach. If you're not creating any chances, then you worry, but I was thinking we were creating chances so I was pleased that way. Great effort by the guys putting themselves in the conference finals, and we will continue to go forward." On Osvaldo Alonso's injury: "We will know tomorrow. Obviously it is a hamstring. We've got two weeks, so you'll see. [Gonzalo] Pineda had a little bit of a glut pull and he was able to come back in a week's time, so Ozzie's a pretty determined guy, a pretty hardworking guy, so we'll see how he moves forward." On playing for the shutout: "We talked about it—we said that we are not going to give up a goal and we are going to show that we can defend. On the same end, [we said] that we were going to get our opportunities to score. I thought we had good opportunities; we had good looks. I thought we had more shots than them, we had more opportunities, more shots on target as well—I was pleased with that part of it. It's not like tactically we went out with a different plan; we would have played the exact same way." On advancing to the Conference Finals: "In order to win MLS Cup you got to win the next series, and that's what we did. We don't lose at home when we've played our second game at home… That's something we want to continue to do, and we have to keep moving along. It's a journey." On looking ahead to LA Galaxy: "We know LA is a good team. Salt Lake is a good team and their win last night was a little bit surprising… We know we have to be ready; we have to play well. We also know that we can play them, and even if we're down we can come back. With LA I know there is going to be more opportunities with Clint and Oba, and there are going to be more chances just because the way they play. It's going to be a great series." On Lamar Neagle's substitution: "I thought Lamar came in and did well. He came in and helped us out defensively, as well. He had some opportunities going forward. I thought he did what I needed him to do." On facing LA again: "I guess that's the way scriptwriters put it out. We knew the road would eventually go through there, as we knew the road would eventually go through us. It's probably appropriate that the two of us meet. We just have to be ready and we will be." On the defense's performance: "I thought it was good. I thought it was a good defensive effort. I thought it was solid from Chad and Zach [Scott] from the middle of the back and I thought Leo Gonzalez had a very good game. That's a difficult assignment dealing with [Fabian] Castillo. And DeAndre Yedlin, I know he is getting forward a little less, but his defending has certainly been rock solid. That's an area of his game he knew he had to improve upon. I thought all throughout the game the guys were really cognizant of making sure they doubled up their speed guys and give them a chance to unfurl their game. We were a little surprised that they waited until 80 minutes until they tried to go with extra forwards and bring on [Andres] Escobar. We thought that was going to happen sooner, but it is the way it is." Sounders FC Forward CLINT DEMPSEY On the defensive performance: "I thought they were solid. I thought they did a great job. We played well, we created some great chances. I had two really good looks at goal; I should have scored at least one of those. I am frustrated about that, but I thought we looked good. We didn't just sit back and try not to concede. We tried to go out and score one or two goals and tried to really take the game to them. I thought we played well." On playing LA again: "We are a team that believes in ourselves. To win the Supporter's Shield we had to play two games against them and get the right result, so we're a team that's done well this season in terms of silverware, the U.S. Open Cup and winning the league. We have that confidence moving forward, so we feel good." On combining with Obafemi Martins: "I loved playing with Oba. He's a great player, a world class player. We have a good chemistry, I think you could see that all year. We work well together, [we] create chances for each other, and tonight together we created a good chance, a give and go, I played him and he played the ball back to me. I anticipated the keeper to be moving over to try to cover the far post so I tried to go near post with it, but I should have done a better job with that one. That's one I should have scored on." On what the team did well tonight: "We play with confidence. We didn't sit back and tried not to concede. We tried to go out and win the game and get goals. We created good chances… At the end of the day we are happy going into the next round." Sounders FC DEFENDER ZACH SCOTT On the performance of the back four: "I don't know if it's the back four and the goalie playing exceptional or more of just the team defending well. We got a lot of good pressure from Clint and Oba up top. The midfielders really buckled down and limited service up to the forwards. As a back four we are really comfortable with each other and Stefan [Frei] is playing lights-out. Everything comes together at the right time." On rating the team's defense the last few games: "I think we're good, but it's typical of what you want to see when the playoffs come. It's going to be a lot of games that you end up grinding out results and I think we are all savvy veterans who have played enough playoff games that some games aren't going to be very pretty. It's going to be one where you have to buckle up and go along for the ride." On playing in front of tonight's crowd: "It was tremendous. The crowd really was amazing tonight. You could definitely feel the energy and it was one of those where you almost feel like a goal was going to happen because the ball was getting sucked back into their half with the crowd cheering. It has been the same way all year, it was just tremendous." SOUNDERS FC GOALKEEPER STEFAN FREI On defending FC Dallas: "They have a guy who is exceptionally good at set-pieces and they have a lot of pace with guys who can come at you. If you let them run at you with speed they are going to hurt you. We funneled them out wide pretty well and we forced those individuals to put in crosses or turn around and go backwards but when they did put crosses in, you have Zach and Chad in the middle to clean up whatever comes their way and they help out big as well. We made sure they weren't able to use their strengths as much as possible and that worked out for us." On playing LA in the Conference Finals: "I think it's the best two teams in the West. That's what you want. I bet the league is pretty happy about that too. As a player that's probably what you want as well. You want to compete against the best and prove that you are the best. We had that little series against them before and did fairly well but now it's a different story so we need to get back to work and get better during the week in practice and be ready. Obviously they are a really good side, they proved that in their last game." On the fans: "They were awesome as usual. They are the best fans in the league and it is really good to move on for them. It is always exciting to play in front of them. They are a huge part of our squad. Hopefully we can keep making them proud." FC DALLAS Head Coach OSCAR PAREJA On the game: "Good game. It's a credit to 20 years of work in this country for many people who are involved in the game. To see the crowd and the level of the two teams and the quality of play and passing – it was a great example of what we have done here in this country. I'm proud of it. I'm also very proud of my players. They did a good job. The plan was to be aggressive and put pressure on them the whole game, and there was much of the game where we felt we got what we wanted. We played against a very good team and very good players. We created some problems, especially in the counterattack, but nothing to regret. For me, it's an honor to coach these players and I want to send a message of gratitude to them to allow me to coach them. It's great – we're proud." On Seattle's approach: "It changed some things. Seattle came in today with a more defensive initiative, in my opinion. We were more aggressive. The game was tied anyway in Dallas so it could go either way. We were just one goal away from advancing to the next round. We had our chances and they had theirs too. The game was very level. Both teams came out with a lot of energy in trying to score a goal and control. It was a good match." On his team's second-half possession: "I remember a little time in the second half when [Seattle] controlled the ball, but if you see the numbers and the stats, I think we controlled the tempo. There was some parts in the second half when they pushed the lines up, but I felt we ran well. We're playing in their home and they tried to get some reactions, but in terms of the possession, I thought tonight our team did a great job. We kept it better than them." On the season overall: "I think it's positive. We have a group that is young. The group that you saw tonight – the majority of them are guys who have many years in front of them still. Maybe we don't have big names yet, but we have a team. What you saw was a group of guys where everybody was sticking to the fundamentals that we created here and sticking to the tactics that we have. We have an identity. If I look back, I think the boys had a great season. But they know that I'm very demanding and I'm not happy. I don't think we deserve to be out [of the playoffs]. There is a lot of work to do, but I'm proud of the season we had." FC Dallas Forward Fabian Castillo On the game: "I think it was a difficult game for both teams. Seattle had many opportunities, we did as well. It was a close game, we knew it would be like that. It was a nice game, I think both teams gave a good show…the fans enjoyed it. We leave sad, but also happy because we know that we left it all on the field." On the play of Seattle: "Seattle is a great team, they have two forwards that make them look really good. They are very intelligent. It is a team that creates many opportunities…of course they are striving to be champions. They have "big name" players. And we wish them the best. I think we also did things well, but they advanced and we wish them the best and hope that it will be a nice final against LA." FC Dallas goalkeeper Chris Seitz On being eliminated with a shutout: "We had a game plan going into it, as we always do. I think between the two legs we really executed it. We kept them at tough angles and made it easier on our backline… For us it's bitter, but at the end of the day we tied two games in a row. It's hard to swallow, but at the end of the day we put it all out there and we gave it our all. Tonight was a clear showing of that." On the youthfulness of the team: "Hopefully we can learn a lot from the two series we had. For us, we've had a young team throughout. We've had a lot of guys step up when they're called upon this year and I think that shows the amount of talent this team has. At the same time, we can't look at this as a benchmark—we have to look at this as a steppingstone to really move forward next year. We can really go a step further than where we are now and really push for it; hopefully we can use these games, these series and really move forward for next year." Comments | More in MLS, Quotes, Sounders FC


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About the EventState legislators and their staff gathered with Jewish community leaders at the Shirley & Barton Weisman Delray Community Center on December 13 for the Jewish Community Relations Council's annual Legislative Sendoff. Following greetings and expressions of gratitude for the supportive delegation, three Federation beneficiary agencies shared the needs of vulnerable local residents, and their corresponding funding requests for the state budget year ahead.
Danielle Hartman discussed JFS needs to provide Holocaust survivor assistance and conduct the Weisman Center's senior activities; Nancy Friewald presented JARC's funding needs for those with intellectual disabilities and autism to work in the community; and Andrea Kalkstein discussed transportation support needed by FTS for seniors and people with disabilities.
The group also heard from State Senator Kevin Rader, and State Representatives Lori Berman and Emily Slosberg, who pledged their efforts to aid the agencies in the 2018 legislative session. Also represented at the event were staff members from the offices of Congressman Ted Deutch, State Senator Bobby Powell, State Representatives Joseph Abruzzo and Bill Hager, as well as Christine Shaw, Executive Director of the Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation.
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This amazing dining table has to be the roughest one yet. This slab must have had an unusually tough time either while in the log, or during the drying process as a slab of lumber. The color is amazing. Worm holes throughout. Clearly the rotting process started many years ago. But after air drying for a couple of years, then a month or so in the kiln, nature's artistic skills in the areas of rot, decay, and worm holes can be seen in our gallery. Just let us know if you'd like to make an appointment.