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More Broadband Work Opportunities in Rural America
By William Atkinson
Published In October 2020
On Oct. 29, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Washington, D.C., announced the start of bidding on the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund Phase I auction, which will target up to $16 billion to deploy networks designed to serve up to 10.25 million Americans who currently lack access to fixed broadband service that meets the FCC's benchmark speeds. These will involve over 6 million homes and businesses in census blocks that are entirely unserved by voice and broadband with download speeds of at least 25 megabits-per-second. Later, Phase II will cover locations in census blocks that are partially served, as well as locations not funded in Phase I.
The auction has already attracted significant interest, with 386 providers qualified to bid, representing a more than 75% increase over the number who qualified for the FCC's 2018 Connect America Phase II auction.
The FCC noted that the work planned for the new auction is about building networks to homes and businesses in rural areas. The initial work will be mostly at the utility level. However, once these networks are built, there will likely be a lot of wiring work available for fiber technicians and electrical contractors at the local level, including installation and maintenance of fiber cabling to homes and businesses and setting up technology, such as routers designed for the faster internet speeds.
"Today, I'm excited to announce that the bell has rung on the start of our historic $16 billion auction—one that will pave the way for up to 10 million rural Americans to get broadband service," said Ajit Pai, chairman of the FCC. "This is the biggest step yet in our ongoing commitment to close the digital divide. It represents a major investment in rural America that will benefit the entire country as we connect consumers who are currently missing out on digital opportunity, from the Pacific Coast to Appalachia and from the Great Plains to the Gulf Coast."
Eligibility for participation is technologically neutral and open to new providers, and the bidding procedures prioritize bids for higher speeds (up to 1 gigabit-per-second). The auction will proceed using a multi-round, descending clock auction format in which bidders will indicate in each round whether they will bid to provide service to an area at a given performance tier and latency at the current round's support amount. The auction will end after the aggregate support amount of all bids is less than or equal to the total $16 billion budget and competition for support in any given area no longer exists.
More detailed information on the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund Phase I (Auction 904) can be found on the FCC website.
William Atkinson
William Atkinson has been a full-time business magazine writer since 1976. Contact him at w.atkinson@mchsi.com.
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The events in Odessa at 16 June 2021
"Odessa is my native city." In memory of Svyatoslav Skorobogatov (1937-2021)
place: The house-Museum of them. N. To. Roerich (Bolshaya Arnautskaya, 47)
On May 28 at 4 pm in the Odessa House-Museum named after Nicholas Roerich the exhibition "Odessa is my native city" will open, dedicated to the memory of a member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine, a member of the Union of Marine Painters of Odessa, Labor Veteran and Veteran of the Odessa Port Svyatoslav Petrovich Skorobogatov Svyatoslav Petrovich Skorobogatov was born on January 22, 1937. In the 60s he graduated from the Odessa Art School named after M. B. Grekov. For 46 years he was the leading artist of the Odessa port; author of the emblem of the Odessa Sea Trade Port. He combined his creative work with teaching activities, was actively involved in social activities, being a member of the A. I. Marinesko Association of Submariners. Svyatoslav Skorobogatov - participant of numerous exhibitions held by the Union of Artists of Ukraine; author of over 40 personal exhibitions, most of which took place in museums in Odessa. Many of the artist's works were acquired by the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine. Works by Svyatoslav Skorobogatov are on permanent display in museums in Ukraine; in private collections in Argentina, Australia, USA, Japan, Israel, Italy, Yugoslavia, Poland, Germany, Great Britain and other countries of the near and far abroad. On April 14, 2021, the earthly journey of a wonderful person and artist ended, who left us love, dreams, aspirations and wealth of the inner world, crystallized on paper and canvas.All 34 works of S. P. Skorobogatov presented at this exhibition - watercolor views of Odessa and graphic self-portraits were donated to the museum by the artist's wife - Ekaterina Emmanuilovna Skorobogatova. The exhibition in memory of Svyatoslav Skorobogatov at the ODMR "Odessa is my native city" will last until July 10, 2021. Free admission Anyone can join the broadcast of the event using the link: https://youtu.be/pDFVhMt80FI After technical processing, the video will be available on the official ODMR channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAfCqomLd-M18vLwUbAyu4Q Subscribe to our Youtube to keep abreast of the events of the Museum and not to miss new interesting videos! Museum address: st. Bolshaya Arnautskaya, 47 Tel. (048) 715-58-58, (063) 150-90-88 website: http://www.odessa-roerich-house.od.ua https://www.facebook.com/odessa.roerich.house.museum https://www.facebook.com/pax.cultura1935 working hours: from 10.00 to 19.00 (closed on Monday)
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In the provinces of Granada and Almeria, on the Southern Slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountain are located the Alpujarras, a collection of beautiful white washed villages.
Many of the villages are situated at over 1000m above sea level , with the highest village being Trevelez at 1476m. To put that in perpective the highest peak in the British Isles is Ben Nevis at 1345M.
The villages of the Alpujarras have been immortalised in numerous works of literature such as:
South of Granada by Gerald Brennan
Driving over lemons – Chris Bryant
A Parrott in the pepper tree – Chris Bryant
Tha Almond Blossom appreciation Society – Chris Bryant
The villages have evolved a distinct culture with customs that are unique to this area of Spain.
The tradition of serving a tapa with a drink is common in this area and spending an afternoon on terrace with stunning views whilst enjoying wine and tapas isn't painful.
Alpujarras Lifestyle
For those who want traditional Spain and a relaxed way of life, the Alpujarras offers an inspiring alternative to the coast. Cosy stone built cottages with dramatic views over green valleys. Traditions such as ham
At such high altitude, it does get cold here in winter and snow is a common occurence.
Alpujarras Property
Property prices vary between villages and the lesser known villages have some very competitively priced traditional stone built properties. The Alpujarras are popular with climbers and walkers and holiday rental properties serving this market, done correctly, could be a lucrative investment.
Alpujarras Estate Agents:
For most of the Alpujarras, Granada Airport is the closest, but Malaga or Almeria may also be viable options. Granada to Orgiva is an hours drive.
Notable Towns and Villages of the Alpujarras:
Capileira sits in a gorge below the peak of the highest mountain on the Iberian peninsula, Mulhacen. There is a bus service which runs from outside the Tourist office in Capileira, to Capileira is a popular tourist village especially with walkers using it as a base to climb Mulhacen. The hike is relatively easy for...
Townhall Website: www.lanjaron.es
Órgiva is Autonomous Community: Andalucia Province: Granada Comarca: Alpujarras Population: Townhall website: aytoorgiva.org
Trevélez is often cited as the highest village in Spain, but this honour actual belongs to At 1476 metres above sea level. It's popular with tourists who come for the views, the walks and the more adventurous climbers- Trevelez is famous for it's hams. There are many lofts dedicated to drying "Jamón" in the village....
Alpujarra Map


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Fowzan S Alkuraya, KFSHRC/Alfaisal University, Saudi Arabia
Samuel Aparicio, University of British Colombia & BCCA Cancer Research Centre, Canada
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Niko Beerenwinkel, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Bonnie Berger, MIT, USA
Doron Betel, Weill Cornell Medical College, USA
Jong Bhak, Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea
Christoph Bock, CeMM Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria
Peer Bork, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany
Mario Caccamo, National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB), UK
Ling-Ling Chen, Shanghai Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology (CAS), China
Z Jeffrey Chen, The University of Texas at Austin, USA
George M Church, Harvard Medical School, USA
Philippe Collas, University of Oslo, Norway
Jennifer Doudna, University of California Berkeley, USA
Denis Duboule, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Geoffrey Faulkner, University of Queensland, Australia
Ross Fitzgerald, University of Edinburgh, UK
Peter Fraser, Florida State University, UK
Kelly A Frazer, University of California San Diego, USA
Caixia Gao, Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology (CAS), China
Charles Gersbach, Duke University, USA
Mark Gerstein, Yale University, USA
Brenton R Graveley, University of Connecticut Health Center, USA
Erich Grotewold, The Ohio State University, USA
Neil Hall, Earlham Institute, UK
Olivier Harismendy, University of California San Diego, USA
Chuan He, University of Chicago, USA
Steven Henikoff, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, USA
Heinz Himmelbauer, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), Austria
Michael M Hoffman, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and University of Toronto, Canada
Laurence D Hurst, University of Bath, UK
Curtis Huttenhower, Harvard School of Public Health, USA
Jean-Pierre Issa, Temple University, USA
Scott A Jackson, University of Georgia, USA
J Keith Joung, Massachusetts General Hospital and Havard Medical School, USA
Sophien Kamoun, The Sainsbury Laboratory, UK
Janet Kelso, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Germany
Peter Kharchenko, Harvard Medical School, USA
Jin-Soo Kim, Seoul National University, Institute for Basic Science, South Korea
Rob D Knight, University of California San Diego, USA
Claudia Köhler, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
Jan Korbel, EMBL Heidelberg, Germany
Eric Lai, Sloan-Kettering Institute, USA
Benjamin Langmead, Johns Hopkins University, USA
Sang Yup Lee, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), South Korea
Guohong Li, Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), China
Wei Li, Baylor College of Medicine, USA
Han Liang, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA
Shirley Liu, Harvard School of Public Health, USA
Nicholas Loman, Institute of Microbiology and Infection, University of Birmingham, UK
Robert Lowe, Queen Mary, University of London, UK
Hong Ma, School of Life Sciences, Fudan University, China
Dixie Mager, BC Cancer Agency, Canada
Prashant Mali, University of California San Diego, USA
Jonathan Marchini, Regeneron Genetics Center, USA
Elaine R Mardis, The Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital, USA
Florian Markowetz, University of Cambridge, UK
Martin Mascher, Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (IPK) & German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv), Germany
Christopher E Mason, Institute for Computational Biomedicine, Weill Cornell Medical College, USA
Mark McCarthy, Genentech Inc., USA
Alexander Meissner, Harvard University, USA
Valerie Mizrahi, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Nicholas Navin, MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA
Daniel E Neafsey, Broad Institute of MIT and Havard, USA
Serena Nik-Zainal, Wellcome Sanger Institute, UK
Magnus Nordborg, Gregor Mendel Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna Biocenter (VBC), Austria
Chad Nusbaum, The Broad Institute, USA
Duncan Odom, Cambridge Research Institute, Cancer Research UK, UK
Alicia Oshlack, Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, Australia
Francis Ouellette, Genome Quebec, Canada
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Sharon E Plon, Baylor College of Medicine, USA
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Lluis Quintana-Murci, Institut Pasteur, France
Vardhman Rakyan, School of Medicine and Dentistry, Queen Mary, University of London, UK
Wolf Reik, Babraham Institute, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and University of Cambridge, UK
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Rahul Satija, New York Genome Center, USA
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Eran Segal, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel
Nicola Segata, University of Trento, Italy
Julie Segre, National Human Genome Research Institute (NIH), USA
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Jay Shendure, University of Washington, Seattle, USA
Nathan M Springer, University of Minnesota, USA
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Kai Tan, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Fuchou Tang, Peking University, China
Sarah A Teichmann, EMBL-EBI, Hinxton, UK
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Andrew E Teschendorff, University College London, UK and CAS-MPG Partner Institute for Computational Biology, Shanghai
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Weida Tong, National Center for Toxicological Research, FDA, USA
Chris Tyler-Smith, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, UK
Jernej Ule, The Francis Crick Institute, UK
Olga Vitek, Northeastern University, USA
Virginia Walbot, Stanford University, USA
Detlef Weigel, Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, Germany
George Weinstock, Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine, USA
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Elizabeth A Winzeler, University of California San Diego, USA
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Tainted Minds' seventh roster change of 2017 saw veteran in-game leader ap0c out the door and replaced by former Chiefs star Josh "INS" Potter. The hero of Chiefs' underdog run at IEM Sydney will play his first event with Tainted at the CGPL Championship, where the team will look to follow up on their strong performances at CGPL Spring and ZEN League Season 2.
I spoke to INS briefly before the event about his time with Corvidae, the rise of the Chiefs powerhouse and his decision to join Tainted Minds.
Your career in the upper echelon of the Australian scene started on Corvidae. How did that team come together and what can you tell me about your breakout into CGPL/Div 1?
aliStair approached me and asked me if I wanted to join his team which, at the time, was himself, erkaSt, Steej and goa, I played with them for a bit and was pretty keen so I joined them and played under QMX for a bit and later joined Corvidae. goa later left because he thought erkaSt was cheating and we took that opportunity to pick up Gratisfaction. The first season we played of Div 1, we made the LAN. It was my first LAN and our first as a team. We had quite a successful LAN, considering, making it out of groups.
Four of the five players in that Corvidae roster are now star players on three of the best teams in the region. What aspect of that team do you think facilitated this?
You can't really say. I knew at the time we all had potential to be star players. I think at the time we didn't really have a set IGL. We kind of swapped between myself, erkaSt and Steej. I know I learnt a lot individually playing with erkaSt and he definitely made me a lot better.
ASDF, later Chiefs, was formed through Lightstep's scouting of young, inexperienced talent. What was he like as an in-game leader?
It was a different style to the IGLing I had been used to. It was a lot more of a faster approach to strategies, more grouping up and trading and using our individual firepower.
When tucks took over leading duties and pecks was brought in, Chiefs became far and away the best team in the region. Is that a reflection on tucks' calling or was it more to do with the team's fragging output?
I think it was a bit of both. Tyler [tucks] took over in-game leading and there was almost a new environment. We all started to put in a lot more effort and help give Tyler ideas. Also, having another strong reliable fragger helped a lot.
Obviously, this lineup's highlight performance was IEM Sydney, where you personally had outstanding performances in wins against Renegades and North. What allowed you to play this well with such pressure?
I'm not really sure. When you're in that situation and in the moment like we were, you don't really think about it at all; you just focus. At the end of the game, I realised how many people were standing to the side watching us play.
Why do you think Chiefs struggled domestically so much after that event and after placing first in the WCA Asia-Pacific Finals?
I think we were just playing so much and had been through a fair bit of travelling through that time. We were all slumping individually and we all just needed a break. We tried switching roles to freshen things up but it didn't really change anything. I think all the other teams were improving a lot and catching up to us.
What was your reasoning behind leaving Chiefs to join Tainted? Did these disappointing results of late factor into that?
My decision to leave had nothing to do with the team or our results. In fact, I think before I left we were just getting our mojo back and playing well as a team.
You're replacing ap0c, who was the team's in-game leader. What can you tell me about the roles and structure of Tainted after joining?
We haven't really had much time to go into too much depth with all of that. All I can really say is that yam will be taking over the IGLing.
Looking back on your career up to this new chapter, how do you think you've grown as a player since the days before, and during, Corvidae?
I'd like to think that I've grown into a more well-rounded player since my days in Corvidae. In Corvidae, I was pretty one-dimensional individually.


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Elemental win contract with Greater London Authority to help shape learning and sharing around social prescription
The Social Prescribing and Self Care Wiki (the SP WIKI), hosted by Healthy London Partnership (HLP) and run by Agile Ventures Charity was established 2 years ago as part of the London Mayor's Sadiq Khan's commitment in his Health Inequalities Strategy (HIS) to support more Londoners in vulnerable or deprived communities to benefit from social prescribing.
The Social Prescribing WIKI, is an open resource "Wikipedia" type public facing website, was put out for tender by the GLA(Greater London Authority) in November in a bid to find an organisation who could develop it further.
We're delighted to announce that Elemental was recently awarded the contract and will begin engaging with stakeholders to ascertain what they want from the Social Prescribing Wiki.
A PARTNERSHIP APPROACH ACROSS HEALTH, SOCIAL CARE AND VOLUNTARY SECTORS
"Enabling more Londoners to access social prescribing is a key ambition within Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London's Health Inequalities Strategy. The Mayor of London wants to ensure that every Londoner has access to a social prescription by 2028 and believes a partnership approach across health, social care and voluntary sectors can grow social prescribing across London.
Elemental continues to be a key stakeholder in this process, having previously been commissioned to research and present two reports, focusing on two areas of effective social prescription delivery: the role of the Voluntary, Community & Social Enterprise sector and the role that digital has in mainstreaming social prescribing, to now being contracted through a tender process to deliver a review of the Social Prescribing Wiki." Nathan Winch, Senior Policy and Project Officer, Health Team, Greater London Authority
WORKING ON A SHARED VISION
"We are delighted to once again be working with Greater London Authority to help shape London Mayor, Sadiq Khan's vision for social prescribing in London. We fully share his vision and commitment to a healthier London and we're dedicated to ensuring the Social Prescribing Wiki is enhanced and becomes an invaluable and informative resource for all stakeholders involved in social prescribing and community care, particularly the VSCE sector and service providers in London. We're excited to hear everyone's feedback from the stakeholder engagement associated with this piece of work and we can't wait to help shape the development of a new and improved wiki.", Jennifer Neff CO-Founder and Co CEO, Elemental Software
HOW CAN WE MAKE THE SOCIAL PRESCRIBING WIKI BETTER FOR YOU?
The Social Prescribing Wiki as a site is well-known by many, however, we want to explore how it can be developed further, particularly as a resource for the VCSE sector to share information, learning and good practice.
There are 4 ways that you can have your say:
1. By completing this short survey you will help us get a better understanding of how the Social Prescribing Wiki can work better for you.
2. Join us on Thursday, 23 January at 12.30PM for an online discussion and feedback directly to our team. Register here.
3. Take part in the Social Prescribing Hour, Twitter, Wednesday 29th of January 8- 9 PM and feedback on the feedback so far.
4. Get in touch directly with Levi@elementalsoftware.co to have a one to one discussion that we will include in our feedback to GLA.
Find out more about Elemental
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Entry tags: dasch jordan, greg house (mw)
Who: Dasch and Greg House (MW) (Beginning cameo by Karen)
Where: The office, while he hath reign there ;)
When: Thursday afternoon-ish.
Warnings: Oh well Dasch has come to thank, and well, House and Dasch both need love, so. . .keep an eye out for a heavier disclaimer.
By no means was Dasch "cured", Birt-Hogg Dube wasn't a curable disease but it was manageable, and if it weren't for House, Dasch wouldn't know he had it to treat. Genetic, ffft. Gee, thanks Mom. He made his way in to the hospital and found Dr. Davis, who was glad to lead him to House's (the first) office, which this House had full run of while the other House . . was away. Karen knocked a few times before thrusting Dasch inside, busy, but nice enough to bring him up. "This patient, you doctor. Converse."
Dasch smiled and thanked her, glanced a little more nervously back to House. God, that man had presence. "Um, well, I, I just wanted to you know. . say thanks."
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He looked up, sparing a glare for Karen. "Blondes," he muttered once she was gone. "Or is it women? Blonde women, maybe? Hrm." He tapped his chin, as if in thought, completely ignoring Dasch's spiel.
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"Might not help that she's pregnant." Dasch mused, leaning in the doorway. "I hear those types can be real bitches."
"Blonde pregnant women." House shook his head. "I'm beginning to wonder why my other self hired her. He must have been desperate, what with the wombat out on maternity leave himself."
"Well, she must be a good doctor despite having been blonde and female, and now pregnant." He shrugged and decided to go right into it. "So how late do you work? I'd like to buy you a drink."
"Damn, I need to diagnose people more often." House glanced at his watch. "Huh. Look at that. Time to leave this god forsaken place." He swung his legs down and reached for his cane.
Dasch chuckled and moved out of the office so as not to be in the way. "It's the least I can do, aside from paying you of course but my insurance does most of that."
"And that doesn't pay for drinks." House tsked at the injustice of it. He led the way to the elevators and used his cane to punch the button. "What car are you driving?"
Dasch followed, nodding at the first statement, stopping short and staring at him at the second. "How did you. . .?" That? Was creepy. But he must have said something before. "The Lambo."
"Awesome. You're driving." There had been some small talk about cars during the course of Dasch's treatment. Enough that House had picked up on the man's car fetish, though he hadn't any idea the depths of it.


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Individuals from many cultural backgrounds helped shape Monterey's fishing history, including both native residents and immigrants from Asia and Europe. As they arrived from different homelands, these early settlers sought out different fishing opportunities—and, each community added to the cultural vibrancy of today's Cannery Row.
Here's how the Monterey Bay's fishing timeline unfolded, aided by the efforts of immigrants from around the globe.
Early fishing days. In the 1500s, more than 10,000 Native Americans lived between Big Sur and the San Francisco Bay. Approximately 40 different Ohlone tribes hunted along and fished in the abundant Monterey Bay.
Salmon. Chinese fishermen moved to Monterey in the early 1800s, lured by the promise of plentiful salmon. They settled in various shoreline communities and tied their flat-bottomed fishing boats to makeshift docks outside their doorsteps.
Whales. The Portuguese families that came to central California in the early 1800s hunted humpback and gray whales. Soon, their whale-blubber lanterns brought light to Monterey's nights. Once kerosene became a preferred fuel, however, many of the whalers turned to farming and fishing.
Abalone. Near the turn of the century, Japanese immigrants arrived and established abalone-fishing operations. These entrepreneurs introduced new equipment and techniques, such as hard-hat diving and insulated suits, and they also expanded into salmon and sardine fishing.


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Well at last I have arrived in the twenty-first century. Not only do I have a website, that has been under construction for what seems like for years. I also have a very colourful Pinterest account. However, the news on the street, as of today, I am now Facebook official as well as Weebly certified... I look forward to share my creative inspirational ideas and hope you will share yours too.
Inspirational razamataz eastern collection for making bags, cushions, and samplers. Just one of the many artsy things I look forward to sharing with you.


CellPod is a small-scale bioreactor that enables users to grow plant cells for food production at home.
Each pre-packed cartridge contains a seed-culture alongside everything else required to make the cell grow. After a week in the CellPod, the seed culture will develop into 500 grams of fresh plant cells ready to harvest. By providing a bioreactor small and affordable enough for use at home, CellPod returns the means of food production to consumers, allowing them complete autonomy from the chemicals and inflated prices of mass food production.


Tuesday, 5th June is World Environment Day and the focus this year is on reducing plastic waste – so as a little part to support this move, we are asking everyone who has bought tube stock from our nursery, to return the tubes to us so that we can recycle them and reduce the amount of plastic we are creating. Check out the video below to inspire you!!!
Do You Have Forestry Tubes Lying Around At Home?
Candlebark is keen to promote recycling of forestry tubes and so if you have some tubes that have collected in a corner of your garden and looking for a new home, we would love to help out.
Do drop into the nursery and 'drop in' your tubes … and maybe check out our beautiful plants that are waiting to go into gardens. We would also happy to recycle 15cm or 6 inch pots that you no longer need.


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Student transforms coffee into surrealist art
By Ben Kerns
Published Mar 3, 2010 12:07 am
Lennie's restaurant, usually know for its gourmet pizza, became a coffeehouse on Tuesday, but it was more than just the lattes that brought people out.
Instead, Bloomington residents and students gathered for an art exhibit featuring paintings by graduate student Alaa Abi Haidar, who creates his works using coffee.
His exhibit,"Coffee on Canvas," was on display from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday and featured surrealist images painted with espresso, as well as a collection of acrylic and photographic images.
To create the paintings Abi Haidar said he uses homemade coffee that he brews very densely and allows to settle into a thick consistency that he is able to paint with. He then transfers the coffee to canvas directly with a spoon, applying multiple layers to create darker colors and texture.
"I think the style of shading is really unique," graduate student Tyler Coogan said. "I guess it's how he brews the coffee at different levels to get the color darker and darker."
The subject matter of each painting varied from images of horses and portraits of people, to photos of scenery from places all across the world.
"It's great fun, the horse painting is lovely," said Bloomington resident Shirley St. John. "It's fascinating what can be done with coffee and a teaspoon."
Many of the viewers were friends of Abi Haidar, but some simply came for the food and ended up enjoying the artwork.
By the end he had sold two of his paintings, one within fifteen minutes of opening the doors.
"It was pretty amazing, lots of people came," Abi Haidar said. "I got some pretty interesting feedback from people."
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Ottery Chamber of Commerce has issued an appeal to help meet a shortfall in the town's Christmas lights fund.
Contributions are desperately needed to cover the cost of this year's festive display or organisers say it will have to be 'significantly reduced'.
A drop in membership has seen donations plummet and the organisation cannot afford to meet its half of a funding agreement with the town council.
The Christmas lights switch-on is a major event in the Ottery calendar and draw scores of shoppers to the town's businesses.
Anyone who would like to find out more or offer support can contact secretary Graham Harvey on 01404 812001.


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« The insulted and injured
'Controversial' »
Stop that woman before she gets away!
Nov 22nd, 2007 | By Ophelia Benson
Another installment of 'When you have nothing better to do, persecute a woman.'
In an interview in December, the rape victim described to Human Rights Watch her treatment in court:
"At the first session, [the judges] said to me, 'what kind of relationship did you have with this individual? Why did you leave the house? Do you know these men?' They asked me to describe the situation. They used to yell at me. They were insulting. The judge refused to allow my husband in the room with me. One judge told me I was a liar because I didn't remember the dates well. They kept saying, 'Why did you leave the house? Why didn't you tell your husband [where you were going]?'"
Yeah why did you leave the house, you whore? Women aren't allowed to leave the house! You're a woman, you slag, so why did you leave the house? What the hell do you think you were doing outside the house? Rape is too good for you.
And as for that shameless woman Taslima Nasreen –
Controversial Bangladeshi feminist writer Taslima Nasreen has been flown out of the Indian city of Calcutta after violent protests by Muslims…Rioters blocked roads and set cars alight. At least 43 people were hurt. More than 100 arrests were made. Critics say she called for the Koran to be changed to give women greater rights, something she denies.
Violent riots, arson, at least 43 people hurt, because 'critics say' she called for the Koran to be changed to give women greater rights. Well that's a good reason to riot and injure people, and tell a woman what to do and where to live. The Koran must never ever be changed, and not only that but no one must ever even suggest it should be changed, nor must there be any allegations that someone has suggested it should be changed, and if there are any such, then it's time to whip out the riot costume and get busy. And that's before we even think about the idea of giving women greater rights, which is too disgusting and contemptible to be dignified with anything more measured than a nice vulgar street riot.
Wednesday's trouble in Calcutta began after the predominantly Muslim All-India Minority Forum called for blockades on major roads in the city. The group said Ms Nasreen had "seriously hurt Muslim sentiments". Many Muslims say her writing ridicules Islam.
Well there you go. She had 'seriously hurt Muslim sentiments' and therefore the right thing to do is to blockade the major roads. Obviously. Whenever my sentiments are seriously hurt I go out (without asking any judges) and set fire to a few schools and supermarkets. Doesn't everyone?
A bargain
That is how a girl proves she is a woman
Stop that wicked woman
Stop the Death by Stoning of a Woman in Iran
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Happy Thanksgiving Thursday to you OB, and to all B&W American commenters/readers.
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"Whenever my sentiments are seriously hurt I go out (without asking any judges) and set fire to a few schools and supermarkets. Doesn't everyone?"
I go and pour cases of tea into the nearest harbour.
Happy Holiday!
No, that's not accurate. No one here wonders why you get annoyed and frightened (have you not noticed that people here are annoyed too?); people here wonder why you keep saying the same thing over and over again, why you keep talking about explosions despite being told not to, why you never proofread your comments even though you're aware that you make countless typos. That's all. It's a mistake to translate that into your being a tragically misunderstood Kassandra; it's not that at all; it's that you're a sloppy, repetitive, predictable, often intemperate and threatening writer. If people wonder anything, it's why you can't seem to figure that out.
MTOL – that sounds bucolic and rather romantic. We urban types have to throw bottles at passing cars, drop breeze blocks off flyovers and smash up bus shelters.
Hey, MTOL: Completely off topic, but many of our forest fires in rural California are set by bored and unemployed locals. Plenty of profitable excitement when there is a huge campaign against a 30,00 acre wildfire to be set.
Yes, Brian when one looks at the enhanced depiction of fire burning that you illustrate it is vastly so more fearsome. TIMESONLINE in fact on the 13th, Oct 2007 had an article on it –
"A boy playing with matches started a fire in north Los Angeles County that destroyed more than 15,000 hectares (38,000 acres) and destroyed 21 homes last week, according to Californian police." Irish Farmers up to a few years ago always burned their respective straw fields – immediately after their crops of corn /wheat were by them (or contractors) harvested. By burning the fresh straw it allowed them to afterwards sow into the same fields winter crops -(such as winter wheat). This business of burning the straw was always considered by Irish farmers to be more profitable as opposite to them gathering in incessant bales of corn/wheaten straw which entailed having them having to always depend on fine weather.
I am being cut off. Oops, sorry – I too am off topic!
Your prose style does demonstrate that you are James Joyce's compatriot, MOTL. And in the anti-social stakes, you are a professional and I am an amateur. All I'm likely to get out of my activities is an ASBO and rough hands from picking up those breeze blocks.
I'm not sure that or how answers to those questions would help us to make progress, but by all means research them. If you want answers and you want to make progress, why not just do some research?


2. Pour this mixture into a saucepan over low heat and simmer for 10 to 15 minutes or until the sauce has thickened, then add the vinegar and stir; set aside.
3. To prepare batter for shrimp: Put the flour, salt, baking powder, and paprika in a bowl and mix together until blended, then pour in the water and whisk until batter is smooth; set aside.
4. In a separate bowl, put the bread crumbs and coconut and mix together.
5. To coat shrimp: Take each shrimp and first dip in batter, then roll in the coconut mixture, making sure the shrimp is well coated. Set each shrimp on a large sheet while you prepare the oil for frying.
6. Using a large heavy cast iron skillet, pour about 1 inch of high-heat oil (I prefer peanut oil) in the skillet and put over medium-high heat until oil sputters when a drop of water is added. If you have a candy thermometer heat to 360 to 365 degrees.
7. Gently place a few shrimp in the oil and cook until golden brown, flipping the shrimp once during the cooking time. Remove cooked shrimp as they brown and put on paper towel covered cooling rack to drain.
8. Serve the warm shrimp with either warm or cold dipping sauce.
When I was in Hawaii, I had the best Coconut Shrimp ever. I have been trying to duplicate the recipe every since, and this recipe has come the closest.
If your shrimp are large enough, 'butterfly' them to cook more evenly and get more coated surface. Just make a shallow cut along the back (where you removed the vein), but not all the way through, and leave the tail intact. Then just gently press it open and somewhat flat.
The pineapple dipping sauce compliments the shrimp so well, don't make one without the other. Enjoy!


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Though English might have automatically become the international language, it would not necessarily be the best answer to the question -- What sort of language does its work with the least waste? It would certainly be a wastage of time to make a language international if it was nothing more than the chance outcome of completion for trade and other side-lines of history, or a form of Esperanto based on word-roots with a wide distribution in a number of European languages.
The theory of language is a very complex business. It is dependent on new sciences which have only come into existence in the last hundred years. Thoughts, words, and things are hard enough to keep separate; and all of them have a tendency to get mixed up with feelings. Five years may be a short time in which to come to a decision about what is what is such a field, but in 1923, when The Meaning of Meaning was complete, it was possible to go back to the special field of Grammar with some new light on the ways in which words do their work, and from that time to 1927 Basic was in the making. Early in 1928 it became clear that 850 English words, put into operation by the Basic system, would give us something which was supported by science while offering to teachers and businessmen what they had been looking for.
The system was first made public by limited distribution, so that the reaction of the best brains might be tested for two or three years, with a view to forming a group of workers in certain key countries. But interest was everywhere so great that letters and requests for further details kept coming in hundreds and a wider organization became necessary. With the help of English friends and the Payne Fund of New York, the necessary material was got ready in a number of languages and in 1933 a serious start was made in the Far East with a program supported by the Rockefeller Foundation.
Now, after less than seven years, Basic has its representatives in more than twenty countries, and interest is everywhere increasing. By the end of 1939 more than 100 books in and about Basic were in print and the year 1940 will be marked by the addition of more reading material for Schools and by a great increase in the output of Science.
Special attention has been given to the needs of the education authorities in China, where the Orthological Institute (Peking), under the direction of Professor R. D. Jameson of Tsing Hua University and Dr. I. A. Richards of Magdalene College, Cambridge, was working (till 1938) on the organization of material for the Middle Schools. They had the help of a Chinese Committee, and were profiting by the developments in radio, which is now coming to the front in all countries of the East. The parallel program in Japan will be complete before the end of 1941 when the Japanese-Basic Dictionary, on which Mr. F. J. Daniels has been at work for five years, will be printed for the use of teachers. The place of Professor Okakura, our representative from 1932 till his death in 1936, has been taken by Mr. T. Takata, who was responsible for the Japanese form of The ABC of Basic English, and A New Guide to Basic English for Middle Schools.
In countries such as Japan, where the value of English for international purposes is very great, not only in trading with America, Australia, India, and Europe, but for science, invention, and general thought, language teaching has generally been started on the wrong lines. In addition, Japan has been guided in the past twenty years chiefly b English teachers of the old school who had no knowledge of Psychology. Even when Basic came to their attention through the work of Mr. Rossiter in Etajima (1929-1932), their attempts at copying it were limited to making word-lists designed for story-writing. List of this sort, based on the old ideas of memory-work, get the learner nowhere, and it will not be surprising if a form of English needing so much time and giving so little power of saying anything clearly is taken out of the schools in the near future.
This might give Basic its chance, and certainly more would be done in one year by a private learner than has so far been possible in three or even five years in the present schools. Between 2,000,000 and 3,000,000 Japanese now have enough knowledge of English to make a new start with Basic as a guide, and it would be sad for teachers who have been working so hard to be put out of business for no better reason than that errors have been made by others. But if Basic was now given a test in the last year before the Middle School, the cause of the present troubles would quickly be made clear.
A first need in all countries where English has been started on the old lines is the training of a body of teachers who will be able to get the best out of the new system. That is what Dr. Purcell was doing for two years in Singapore. Even without such training, "The Basic Way" in language learning may be used with profit, but when the reasons for a change are made clear, the process of adjustment goes more smoothly--and a month or two will be quite enough for anyone who makes the comparison with an open mind.
An important chance of training teachers was given early in 1938, when the Council of National Education in Burma came to the decision to take up Basic in the 47 places of education under its control. The organization was put into the hands of Mr. Adolph Myers, who, working with The Times of India in Bombay has been building up a great future for Basic for the 300,000,000 living south of the Himalayas. Among others who are supporting Basic in India is Mr. Jawaharial Nehru, President of the All-India Congress.
For some learners in the East the sounds of a European language are hard. In India, Burma, and the Near East a natural rhythm comes readily if attention is given to the Basic rules. This is equally true of Russian, and our representative in Moscow, Mrs. Litvinoff, whose Basic school books have now been in use for three years, has herself been surprised by the record time in which learners get control of the system in the U.S.S.R.
The first Basic group in Moscow was that in the Institute of Legal Psychiatry in 1933. A short time after others were formed in the Radio Committee, in one of the Military Academies, the Stalin Industrial Academy, the Stanko-Instrument Institute, and the Cinema Institute. In 1935, after a meeting in the Leningrad House of Science, teachers' circles were started, and the Artic Institute became interested. At the same time, helpers were trained in the Foreign Language Combinat, from which the Red Army gets most of its teachers. In 1937, Mrs. Litvinoff was in the Urals, teaching in Sverdlovsk; so the work is no longer limited to the West.
In Australia, the Modern Language Association of New south Wales now has a Basic English division. The first meeting took place in February 1936, with a talk by Senator the Hon. Macartney Abbott on "The Need for an International Thought Exchange." In 1935-6 there were discussions of Basic in the Federal Parliament. Senator Arkins has kept th4 question before the public and Professor Sir C. Stanton Hicks of Adelaide University has been interesting himself in the use of Basic for the purposes of science. At the same time, Mr. H. Walpole of Queens University, Ontario, was able to put Basic on the map in Canada before joining forces with Miss Charlotte Tyler at the office of the Institute in New York.
In 1932-3 Basic was headlined in the news in America, and has now come again to the front through the use made of it in Boston, Mass., for the teaching of those whose knowledge of English is still less than normal, Miss Mary Guyton, an expert on Adult Education in Boston, Mass., came over to London in 1935 to make detailed notes on the step-by-step material then being printed. In 1936-9 talks in basic were given on the Boston short wave radio (WIXAL); and an Orthological Committee is now working on the further needs of radio and school teachers at 9, Kirkland Place, Cambridge, Mass.
In Europe, the organization of Basic is going forward quickly wherever the fear, or hope, of war has not put education in the hands of the military. Events in Spain have made Buenos Aires and Monte Video seem more important than Madrid or Barcelona, where the schools so well started by Mr. Calvert and Mr. Teague were needed for machine guns. When Geneva came under a cloud, Dr. Vocadlo made himself responsible for a Danubian Centre in Prague; Dr. Otto Neurath undertook the designing of pictures for Basic school books at the Mundaneum Institute in The Hague; and new support was given to the system in Athens, where between 4000 and 5000 are now learning English through Basic at the Institute of English Studies.
The first European country to make Basic a part of its education system was Denmark, where a Copenhagen night school went on the air from the Kalundborg station in 1932 after only 50 hours work. A start was made in the day schools in 1934, and in the first stage there were more than 40 of these with about 2,000 Basic learners. With the help of Mr. August Lerche, through whose Huad er Basic Engelsk? The system came to the attention of the authorities our representative, Mrs. Kamma Taylor, has been getting together the material necessary to give the teachers a good chance; and in 1938-9 no less than 85 out of 105 taking English in Copenhagen were making use of her books.
So much for the twelve years which have gone to make Basic a living force in education and a new hope in international relations. They have been years of spadework, and those who have taken part in the planting and watering now may get comfort from watching the growth of new seed in fertile fields.


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'Night of Living Dead,' 'Twilight,' 'Beetlejuice' back on big screen
Michael Keaton in 'Beetlejuice,' the 1988 comedy that has become a Halloween favorite. (HANDOUT)
UPDATED: If you need help getting in the Halloween spirit, try catching classic movies at the multiplex.
George A. Romero's "Night of the Living Dead" will be back in theaters at 7 and 10 p.m. Oct. 24 and 25.
The zombie shocker, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, will be shown in a newly restored version that provides crisp, black-and-white photography. Don't you hate murky zombies?
Fathom Events is presenting the film. The Central Florida theaters taking part include Regal Pointe Orlando Stadium 20, AMC Universal Cineplex 20, Regal Winter Park Village 20 and AMC Altamonte Mall 18.
You'll find a list of participating theaters at fathomevents.com.
"Twilight" will celebrate its 10th anniversary when the first installment returns to movie theaters at 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21, and Tuesday, Oct. 23.
Fans can relieve the romantic phenomenon created by the casting of Kristen Stewart as Bella and Robert Pattinson as Edward. Director Catherine Hardwicke introduces the screening, which also comes with the featurette "Twilight Tour … 10 Years Later."
The screening is part of the "Fathom Spotlight" series from Fathom Events. Details on theaters and ticket sales are at FathomEvents.com.
The series Flashback Cinema is presenting more terrifying movies through the month in a partnership with CMX Cinemas. The series plays at Plaza Cinema Café in downtown Orlando.
The lineup:
"Rear Window," Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 masterpiece with James Stewart and Grace Kelly, screens Oct. 17.
"Beetlejuice," the 1988 comedy with Michael Keaton, Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis, plays Oct. 21 and 24. Tim Burton directed.
"The Shining," Stanley Kubrick's 1980 shocker with Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall, screens Oct. 28 and 31. (Yes, on Halloween night.)
You'll can buy tickets and find more details at cmxcinemas.com or cobbtheatres.com or the box office. (CMX recently acquired Cobb Theatres.)
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WFTV's Todd Ulrich marks 35 years at station


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Elisa Silva
Havrvard Graduated School of Design. Harvard University
Universidad Simón Bolívar, Venezuela
Elisa Silva is director and founder of Enlace Arquitectura 2007 and Enlace Foundation 2017, established in Caracas, Venezuela. Projects focus on raising awareness of spatial inequality and the urban environment through public space interventions, informal settlement integration and strengthening rural landscapes. Enlace's work has been recognized in international biennials, competitions, and design exhibitions.
Elisa received a Graham Foundation Grant for the publication Pure Space: Expanding the Public Sphere through Public Space Transformations in Latin American Informal Settlements (Actar, 2019) in 2017, and co-authored CABA Cartography of the Caracas Barrios 1966-2014 (2015). She was awarded the Wheelwright Fellowship from Harvard University in 2011 and the Rome Prize from the American Academy in Rome in 2005. Elisa has a Masters in Architecture degree from Harvard University Graduate School of Design, and has been Visiting Professor at Princeton University School of Architecture 2019, Design Critic in Landscape Architecture at the Harvard University in 2018, and Professor at the Simón Bolívar University in Caracas, Venezuela since 2011.
Enlace Arquitectura Website
Elisa Silva at Harvard GSD


Henry Zhang of PV Peninsula (CA) affirms against Tom Cameron of Loyola Blakefield (MD) in NSD's first embedded video round. Scroll down for featured videos.
In celebration of our 25,000th video load last Monday, we are re-releasing four of our landmark rounds. We are also announcing plans for the immediate future that will give you the best viewership experience possible.
Beginning this week, NSD Update will be launching a series of 13 videos from last year's violent juveniles topic. The launches will be part of our run-up to the Jan/Feb topic release, as well as to the first weekend of competition on it, in mid-December. 11 rounds from the 2011 TOC itself will be featured, along with two rounds from other Jan/Feb tournaments featuring TOC-caliber debaters. We will also be bringing you video coverage of the Glenbrooks Invitational, beginning after this weekend.
We have two new features to announce that will make it easier to browse and watch previously-posted rounds. The first channel is a collection of all posted videos from TOC 2007, which can be found at http://vimeo.com/channels/ldtoc2007. The second channel is a running collection of all posted videos from the 2011-12 season, which can be found at http://vimeo.com/channels/ldseason2012. Once the run-up to Jan/Feb officially begins, there will be a channel created to categorize those rounds as well. For now, check out other previously-posted videos off-site at http://vimeo.com/lddebate/videos. Follow us on Twitter @LDDebateVideos.


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Aixot Anastassian (en armeni: Աշոտ Անաստասյան; 16 de juliol de 1964 — 26 de desembre de 2016) fou un jugador d'escacs armeni, que tingué el títol de Gran Mestre des de 1993.

Tot i que romangué pràcticament inactiu des de juliol de 2011 fins a la seva mort, a la llista d'Elo de la FIDE del novembre de 2015, hi tenia un Elo de 2532 punts, cosa que el feia el jugador número 16 d'Armènia. El seu màxim Elo va ser de 2606 punts, a la llista de gener de 2000 (posició 79 al rànquing mundial).

Títols
Va obtenir el títol de Mestre Internacional el 1988, i el de Gran Mestre el 1993. El 2010, va ser nomenat entrenador de l'equip nacional femení d'Armènia.

Resultats destacats en competició
Anastassian ha estat 8 cops Campió d'Armènia els anys 1983, 1985 (ex aequo amb Artaixès Minassian), 1986, 1987, 1988, 1992, 1994, i 2005. Va participar en el cicle del Campionat del món de la FIDE de 2002, on tingué una bona actuació abans de ser eliminat en tercera ronda per Predrag Nikolić. Posteriorment, va participar en el cicle del Campionat del món de la FIDE de 2004, on tingué una actuació semblant i fou eliminat en tercera ronda per Aleksandr Beliavski.

El 2005 fou segon al fort Torneig A de Nagorno-Karabakh, un torneig de Categoria XVII celebrat a Stepanakert, rere Levon Aronian. L'abril de 2005 empatà al segon lloc a l'Obert de Dubai, amb nou altres escaquistes (el campió fou Wang Hao).
El 2007, empatà al primer lloc amb Bassem Amin al Festival d'escacs d'Abu Dhabi.
El 2009 fou tercer al Festival d'escacs d'Abu Dhabi (el campió fou Aleksei Aleksàndrov).

Partides notables
 Aixot Anastassian vs. Serguei Tiviàkov, Campionat d'Europa d'escacs individual (Batumi, 1999), 1.d4 Cf6 2.Ag5 d5 3.e3 c5 4.Axf6 gxf6 5.c4 cxd4 6.exd4 Ag7 7.Cc3 dxc4 8.Axc4 0-0 9.Cge2 Cc6 10.d5 Ce5 11.Ab3 f5 12.0-0 Dd6 13.Cd4 Cg4 14.Cf3 Ad7 15.h3 Ce5 16.Te1 Cg6 17.Dd2 b5 18.Ce2 a5 19.Tad1 a4 20.Ac2 Tfc8 21.Cg3 Axb2 22.Axf5 Ac3 23.Dh6 Axf5 24.Cxf5 Df6 25.g4 Axe1 26.Txe1 Ta7 27.Cg5 Dh8 28.Dh5 Tf8 29.Ch6+ Rg7 30.Cf3 Td8 31.Cd4 Tad7 32.Chf5+ Rg8 33.Cc6 Dc3 34.Te3 Da1+ 35.Rh2 Te8 36.Dh6 Df6 37.h4 Rh8 38.h5 Txd5 39.Ccxe7 Tdd8 40.hxg6 fxg6 41.Dxh7+ Rxh7 42.Th3+ 1-0

Notes i referències

Enllaços externs

 Partides d'Aixot Anastassian a

 Posició al rànquing mundial i evolució Elo d'Aixot Anastassian
 Estimació Elo d'Aixot Anastassian a
 Fitxa d'Aixot Anastassian a OlimpBase

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Jugadors d'escacs soviètics de la dècada del 1980
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Game Preview, Girls Basketball
Mattoon girls seek 3rd straight win vs. ranked team in critical Apollo matchup
Mattoon's Mallory Ramage eyes the basket as Teutopolis' Emily Konkel, Kaylee Niebrugge, Zoe Cremens, and Isabella Hardiek defend.
Date: January 10, 2022Author: daubs3245 0 Comments
Beating a team three times in one season is difficult. Ask a number of coaches in the past, present, and even future about that topic. The Mattoon Green Wave girls, ranked No. 10 in the Class 3A rankings by the Associated Press and No. 3 by MaxPreps, will have to travel to Mahomet-Seymour in Apollo Conference action. The Green Wave own two wins that were a combined eight points. This is not going to be easy.
Here is the preview of tonight's game.
Team Records: Mattoon (17-1, 6-0) @ Mahomet-Seymour (13-3, 3-2)
Where: Mahomet-Seymour High School
Tickets: Tickets can be purchased at Mahomet-Seymour High School
School Size: Mattoon (930), Mahomet-Seymour (943)
JV Tip-Off: 6:00 p.m.
Varsity Tip-Off: 7:30 p.m.
Opponent's History: Garrett Risley enters his second full season as the coach of the girls' program. Before Risley, Nathan Seal coached the Bulldogs for 20 years and accumulated a 296-266 overall record with one Regional Championship. Risley is a 2012 graduate of Mahomet-Seymour where his father, Jim, directed the girls' track team to a Class 1A state championship in 1997. Risley is a former assistant football coach, pole vaulters coach, and a four-year assistant on the boys' basketball team. As a freshman boys coach, he compiled a 22-20 record.
Mahomet-Seymour's Past Results: Both Mahomet-Seymour and Mattoon played two times at the Mattoon Holiday Tournament. Mattoon came out victorious both times. The first time was a 52-49 nailbiter. Then, the Green Wave defeated the Bulldogs 48-43 in the championship game.
"We're looking forward to another opportunity to compete with a great Mattoon team," said Risley. "We've learned a lot about ourselves from the two games we've played before this one and those games forced us all to look in the mirror to find out what we can each do to get to the next level."
Mahomet-Seymour's Top Players: The top player on the team appears to be 5-foot-5 senior guard Cayla Koerner. At the Thanksgiving Tournament, she was named the Most Valuable Player, after amassing 68 points, 29 steals and six rebounds over three games. She leads the team with 11 three-pointers and 12.4 points per game. Among other key players include Nicole Taylor, Ivie Juarez (leading rebounder), and Durbin Thomas. Koerner, Taylor, and Juarez all made the All-Tournament Team at MHS.
Mahomet-Seymour's Team Stats: In the championship game, Juarez led the Bulldogs with 14 points, while Koerner added 12 points. Mahomet-Seymour is averaging 59.0 points per game and allowing 33.8 points.
Mattoon's Past Results: After defeating Mahomet-Seymour in the title game, Mattoon posted a 50-44 win over Teutopolis, which is ranked No. 7 overall in the Class 2A AP rankings. On Saturday, Mattoon remained undefeated in the conference with a 72-11 win over Charleston.
Mattoon's Team Stats: In the first meeting, Ramage scored 24 points, while Lilly Ghere added 17 points. Then, Ramage earned Tournament MVP with 30 points, which included scoring her 2,000th career point. Mattoon is currently riding a 13-game winning streak. The Green Wave are scoring 63.3 points per game while allowing 34.1 points.
What Mahomet-Seymour Said: "To start playing at a higher level, we all just need to play within ourselves and limit our mistakes," said Risley. "If we can do that, the rest will take care of itself."
What Mattoon Said: "Mahomet-Seymour is a very good basketball team," said coach Amanda Aydt. "I am so proud of our players for coming to practice every day ready to work hard and get better."
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How To Eat Like a Goat-Herding Italian Hare Krishna
Passport & Plate - "Tuscan" Besan Laddu
India | Friday, 6 March 2015 | 5 photos
1 cup unsalted butter or ghee
2 cups chickpea flour (also called gram, besan, or chana flour)
½ teaspoon ground cardamom
½ cup shelled salted pistachios, roughly chopped
How to prepare this recipe
Line a 9x9-inch pan with parchment paper and set aside.
In a stainless steel or non-stick 9-inch skillet, melt the butter or ghee over low heat. Add the 2 cups of chickpea flour, and stir until they're well mixed. For the next 15-25 minutes, let the mixture simmer on low heat, stirring every few minutes to ensure it doesn't stick to the bottom and burn. Keep this up until the mixture turns a dark, golden brown colour and takes on a nutty fragrance (the time this takes will vary depending on your heat source and pan). Once it's golden brown, remove the pan from the heat and let cool for several minutes.
Next, stir in the cardamom, then the chopped pistachios, and finally the powdered sugar. Combine well, then press the mixture into the parchment-lined pan. Let it cool on the counter for 10-15 minutes, then in the fridge to harden up completely. Once it's cooled, cut the laddu into 16 squares, or break it into chunks. Enjoy!
The story behind this recipe
Six years ago, I found myself in a Hare Krishna temple in Italy, plucking something off the top of my dessert and asking incredulously, "Wait, is laddu INDIAN?"
My time as a wwoofer - a Willing Worker on an Organic Farm – led me to that moment. When I was 24, I volunteered on a farm south of Florence, and spent my days herding 80 stubborn goats around the grape-covered hills. My hosts lived in a 400 year-old stone farmhouse, and when I climbed its stairs for the first time, the heady smell of incense filled my nose. Later, after my first meal of vegetarian curry, I learned that my born and raised Tuscan hosts were also practicing Hare Krishnas.
The greatest influence this had on my life was when it came to food. My host mother prepared both Indian and Italian dishes, and one of my favourite treats was laddu. She made it by cooking chickpea flour with butter and sugar until it turned dark brown, then pressed it into a pan and let it cool. Since chickpeas are common in Italian cooking, I automatically placed laddu (despite its name) into the "Beloved Tuscan Treats" category in my mind.
One evening, we trekked up to the local Krishna temple for a festival. Amidst the colourful music and dancing, an enormous cake depicting Krishna rescuing a town from a flood was paraded out (I was thrilled to discover this religion formally involved cake). Later, after an Indian feast, the cake was cut up for dessert. My plate included some of the mythical town's river, as well as a chunk of laddu, which I removed from the icing and held up, confused. Slowly, and to the Italians' amusement, I came to the realization that laddu is an Indian sweet, not a Tuscan one. Embarrassing? Yes. But all that really mattered is that my host mother shared her recipe with me, and its taste will forever be a reminder of that patchouli-scented stone house in the hills.
Growing up, my Grandmother told me stories about her time as a nurse with the World Health Organization in Iran, Indonesia, India, and Ceylon. Her tales were remarkable not only because she'd travelled alone in the 50's, but because she spoke of places so vastly different from quiet northern British Columbia where I grew up. Even before I learned Ceylon is actually Sri Lanka, I always knew I wanted to travel there; however, while I inherited my Grandmum's love of exploring, it has been food - not nursing - that has propelled my adventures. During university, I cooked for tree planters in the woods of rural British Columbia, then earned a Masters of Food Culture and Communications at the University of Gastronomic Sciences in Italy. In 2011, I spent an entire year combining my love of storytelling and eating as Tourism Richmond's 365 Days of Dining food blogger, a job for which 1,507 applicants competed. After 365 consecutive blog posts, I launched my next adventure, called FEAST: An Edible Road Trip. Over 5 months, my friend and I travelled to all 10 Canadian provinces and 3 territories, covering over 37,000 km from the Pacific to the Atlantic and up to the Arctic. On www.edibleroadtrip.com we shared stories of Canadian food culture, and for our efforts won a Saveur Best Food Blog Award. I'm a curious writer who's happy in front of a camera and up for eating anything, including frozen raw caribou dipped in fermented whale fat. I'll tell you right now, that stuff is RICH!
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