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The dakhiometry
L'évolution de l'univers
After succeeding to square a circle and to do the reverse operation, it was prove that during these operations the different surfaces remain constant. A new method of different form surface comparisons was established.
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A natural factor of form change
Changing forms?
el universo y sus consecuencias; the universe and its consequences (cantv.net, Venezuala)
What are Mathematics Impossibilities
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Determination Method of squaring a circle
At the time where this text on Pi resolution was presented here as it is, many basic theorems were not able to presented. Therefore, the basic proof of the surface equality can't be shown presently. Because there is an another spatial simple proof of surface equality between a circle and a square that needs a quite different basic spatial knowledge other than the classical Geometric methods. This are direct comparisons of different surface forms and not as a product of two sides of figures. Then you may note that this following Pi is a real rational precise constant of the universe surface property. This
[ 1/2 ] = { 1/2 ], a half
The figure-1 show the general process of the constant Pi determination. Then from the figure-1 we have relations following :
We are going now to compute the length [ Li ] with the a, b and C lengths.
Thus, we get a first determination of the length L2 :
L2 = R of C1
Now, what about L1 and L2 ?
From figure-3 we can see the length value of L1 :
L1 = (1/2).(c).(sqr(2))
On fig-3, it is clear that the sum of the C2 and C1 diameter is equate to the edge length of the square that is the length [ a ]. With the placement of C2 and C1 on the square edge, it is obvious that :
L3 = (1/2).(a + b)
We have succeed to evaluate the red triangle of figure-1, as function of lengths a, b and c. Resume it as follows :
L1 = (1/2).(c).(sqr(2))
The job is not quite finished. Because L2 is function of an unknown radius of C1. Let us go for determining the radius of the circle C1 with the following figure-4.
Golden circle C1 with the Dakhiometry Calculator Structure
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The Truth of the Dakhiometry science
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The Mathematics irrationallity problem
The Basic Irrationality Problem as,
Any point by itself and any point relatively to another ones of the universe is then absolutly defined.
This is the proof that the universe is a Whole and more,...
Necessity of the physical Absolute Measurements
There are two means to prove the universe Space as being Absolute:
Dakhiometry Calculator applied to Pi formula: a neat solution.
Dakhiometry Calculator applied to Pi formula: a neat solution.
After getting the square (K) from the Squaring construction, it needs to be included into a general space structure denoted as the Dakhiometry Calculator Structure. It is a spatial structure which has the wealthy property of the universe Space Matter.
There is only and strictly,
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Introduce the square circumscribed to the great circle of diameter [c]. Drawn a quadrant of radius [c]. The little circle C'1 has a diameter [d] equate to :
d = c (sqr(2) - 1)
With a homothetic of center O and a literal constant of 2, we can see that the circles C'1 and C have a same radius. Therefore, C'1 is equate to C1.
From figure-4 we get the value of the radius of the circle C1 as :
radius of C1 = (1/2).(c).((sqr(2) - 1)
With this latter relation the red triangle of figure-1 is completely determined as functions of a, b and c.
L1 = (1/2).(c).(sqr(2))
L2 = (1/2).(c).((sqr(2) - 1)
L3 = (1/2).(a + b)
The determination of data for a precise Pi value using the compass and the rule is completed.
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Now we are going to finish it with calculations. Obviously the red triangle of figure-1 is a rectangular one. Therefore Pythagoras' theorem allows to write :
Hereafter are developments of successive calculations of the Pi value :
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We get finally
the new natural constant of Pi and also some of its characteristics, as follows :
This formula writen under algebraic Form
can be caluclated directly according to this form, by Spatial Construction.
This gives precisely the corresponding LENGTH-of-Pi Corresponding to the given figure unit !
It is very useful for CAD softwhares.
Remind that this algebraic Formula is originally the result of Spatial Construction.
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This next above Pi under numeral formula can be purely with length constructed as shown next in this present text. And if a Length is considered as rational mathematic element then, Pi is necessary perfectly Rational. - the + numberto + of +pi (sbcglobal.net, California, USA)
"what + is + the + mathematical + value +of +Pi ?"
1) - Accuracy of 1/1000 : Pi = 3 . 12
Therefore, the most current friendly-use of Pi, in human scale is the first choice.
Your notes:
( 234/75 ) = 3 . 12
Hereafter, when c = 1 unit. The unit is understood as 1 miles, 1 km, 1 a.u., 1 micron,... and not 1 length quantum, because at quantum scale, there is not square and Pythagoras' theorem!
Thus, when c = 1 unit, (a) and (b) have particular values as :
Practical uses of circle and square equality :
The perimeter of the circle
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perimeter = 2.Pi.R
The circle perimeter definition
The Continuity of a Line is a contradiction
The Continuity comes from Euclide's postulates defining a Line of the Geometry:
1) - By two points there is always a unique line.
What were resumed by David Hilbert who wanted to a pure abstracted Geometry.
3) - There exists at least a line passing at two given points.
Hereafter is how the Continuity meets its contradiction because the Continuity generates itself a Discontinuity solution.
The idea of the Infinite and the concept of the Unbounded
The Infinite concept is impossible to define. And this concerns also for the Non-Being and the Zero concepts. Until now, the human thought seems to please to refer there. The proof is that these thinks lean on a certain Continuum, or the Infinity.
1) - As stated, the Infinity is not a number, because, "larger than" is not a quantity neither a uniqueness.
- "any given number" is a property of the Discontinuous World. And if there is one Discontinuous reality then, this Continuous world is a contradiction,
In summary:
Conclusion on the Continuity of the Line in Geometry
Some remarks and questions visiting this Evolution site.
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Atchimedes' Centre of Gravity.
Proofs of solid aeras and volumes are FALSE. With his gravity center he did succeed to prove the validity of solid measurement.
The Geometric construction
Question for those who believe to their irrationality of Pi demonstrations.
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Theorem on integral calculus for a circle aera
circles and curvatures are internal properties of circular structure. Any measurements of circles through linear function must necessary uses the Constant factor of spatial circle transformation. In the following, is a theorem on circular aera integral calculus measurements using circumference in discrete matter :
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Dakhiometry theorem
1) - Theorem of the circle perimeter
The perimeter of a circle is equal to the perimeter of the square of side the circle diameter, time the space Constant (pi/4).
2) - Theorem of the square perimeter
The perimeter of a square is equal to the perimeter of the circle of diameter equal to the square one, time the inverse space Constant (4/pi).
Bows practical application
Why the empirical process of convergence
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It was the Great Archimedes' work. Here proved...
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Pi = [S]/(radius^2) = 3 . 14 15 927 053
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What are shown here are only first sight. The Dakhiometry circular angle definitions are complete. Angle can be manipulate for precise transformations as it can be done in linear mode.
Sailors use to search their displacement direction according to stars with the sextant navigation instrument. This latter rests on a three axis coordinates principle. This is a method irrelevent in three dimensions extraterrestrial space because there is no terrestrial horizontal as given plane reference.
For the Dakhiometry method of spatial angle determination, it needs no more the sextant principle. It suffices to determine the direction target relatively to any fixe given reference direction. For example this latter is determined by a faraway star that can give a sufficient good direction of reference. It is considered there that the parallax of a faraway star is equivalent to a fixed direction. Then the linear straight way toward the target is known.
All the trigonometric formulas can be easily verifyed with these above equalities.
For example, the (cos 2a) can be extended in its general form as
(cos n.a)
It is impossible in Trigonometry to express a such relationship because of its formalism complication. But in Dakhiometry, a simple spatial structure can define the multiplication of an angle (a) construction. Its allows to construct a polygone in a circle without worying with the successive reporting of a same arc or chord.
Note also that in Dakhiométrie all the four basic operations can be done on the sine and cosine, for example:
(cos a)/(cos b)
is easily done. It suffice to read the result from the space structure. The continuity of the sine and cosine should be done with these relationships and not with the angular velocity as (w.t).
Spatial Direction in three dimensions
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Basic tool to define an agnle
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This figure show that all this above function are quadratic ones. The sine or cosine curve are denoted there by (1) and the red curve denoted by (2) is the Trigonometric wellknown [{sin(wt)=y].
We can see that there are errors from this latter compared with the Dakhiometry ones that are parabolic functions.
But in their spatial structures it can be read directly the sine or cosine of an angle and also they figure out directly the given angle. That is to tell, in a spatial structure an angle is not directly read only as its sine but also as its inverse denoted by the Arc-sine.
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Example of the coagulated Mathematics
What can Mathematics know about a parabola? this latter is there diescribed as defined by a director axe and a focus. From there complicated algebraic functions tempt to defined a such parabole.
An unique particular parabola and more generally, a given parabolic trajectory, can be defines precisely with unbounded space parameters.
Dakhiometry as a true new science
Matter Space has two fundamental characteristics:
Accuracy of angle according to the Dakhiometry method
The mathematics infinitesimal belief
Discussions :
1) - An integral of a linear function versus a linear variable, gives ALSO a linear one. There is no continuation along the way (1).
Result of the Dakhiometry analysis
An infinitesimal of a straight line is always a straight line.
An infinitesimal of a curve is always a curve.
- The integral and derivative functions cannot give
Is Pi an irrational number ?
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Pi = 4..(AB2/AD2)
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The problem is now to replace the whole calculation system with a rational one that allows to define the exactness of space. This needs more than some remedy recipes.
Does squaring the circle done when the perimeter or the surfaces are equal between them ?
Both, the perimeter AND the surface of the circle
4.x = x2
This result is unique and immutable. And the squaring a circle with its reciprocal, are done always with this factor [4] that is a part of the constant denoted Pi.
To remember it :
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P = {2.R.Pi} = {2.2.Pi} = {Pi.22}
This is the proceed for a generalisation of norme for space measurements
Theorem of the equivalence
Any circle perimeter can be precisely straightened and inversely, any straight segment is an exact circular perimeter.
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P = {2.R.Pi} = {2.2.Pi} = {Pi.22}
This is the proceed for a generalisation of norme for space measurements
Theorem of the equivalence
Any circle perimeter can be precisely straightened and inversely, any straight segment is an exact circular perimeter.
Therefore, from the starting of Evolution, it is why a thread can be coiled and uncoiled from a spool and a wheel can run on a road. One may say that it is obvious. But I think that any woman and man mathematicians necessarily have a secret question about this "length concordance" since the time where a circle perimeter was famous to be incommensurable with a straight line...
Any perimeter length can be rationally contructed!
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In the circle Co it can be placed the previous square of side equal to square root of 3.
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How to figure out the square root of (2) and the square root of (Pi) lengths, with the compass and stratght edge
The length
The figure 4-4 is resume here to show how the square root of 2 and the square root of Pi are obtained. These legnth values belong to the number Q series.
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Here is this Proof:
Here is the proof that tangent AN to circle C1 occupies a specific position in the structure. It intersects at point B to the two circles C1 and C. Tangent AN is constructed with the circle C3.
The solution is given when we see that all circles are homothetic forms. Thus, circles C1 and C2 are necessarrily homothetic forms.
Irrationality of a unit square diagonal is the expression of an incommensurate universe ignorance of Pythagoras and modern Mathematics
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The square structure allows to construct (C1) and (C2) in space to get square root of 2 length. Therefore, this latter is a rationnal and universal quantity. While a diagonal of a unit square is a dummy object because one cannot know what is a length=1. This latter is not a unique value.
A unit length must be defined as only a convention.
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The modern Algebra BIG-BUG
How to do an error when one tells that in the square the diagonal is irrational with its sides
Convention of writing,
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About the irrationality of a diagonal relatively to the side of a square, proved by Socrates-Plato
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Let (ni) any length of a square side and ABi its diagonal. According to Thales, we have:
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About the characteristic angle of the squaring a circle
We have a = cos(27.96875°) = 1/2 (square root of (PI))
L = (1/2) . D . square root (Pi)
Hereafter, are Geometric constructions using this particullar angle.
How to construct forms of equal "aera"s
Theorem :
"area" (S) = k.L.L
On this figure, the triangle ABC "area" is equal to the circle (R) one and the rectangle ACEF is the double of the circle one or the double of the square (S). This latter "area" is equal to the circle (R) due to the squaring transformation.
Corollary Theorem :
Note that Crescent-of-lune is denoted as the forms of two intersecting circles.
This long text is divided in two parts :
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Let (c) and (d) the side and the diagonal of a square.
Then the aera of the square of side (c) is the half of the the one with a side (d).
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This seems to be obvious. But its obviousness is only due to their current definitions.
Thus, we have to oint out the basic property that allows how it is true that thes two figures have 4 right angles.
a) - First let us refer to the basic figure of circle. Any figure of three points has necessarry their three points on a circle.
b) - In a circle any maximum angle is of 180 coventional degrees. Thus the maximum angle that the sum of the angle formed by the tree sides of a triangle is 180 degrees.
b) - A square and a rectangle has two diagonals that divided them into two triangles. These two triangles are central symmetric relative to the circle center, where their diagonals intersect.
c) - Now, we can note that the square and the rectangle have also two perpendicular axis of symmetry different from their diagonals. Thus, if the two rectangular triangles in both figures have each a 90 degree angles then, according to their perpendicular axis, the other angles of these triangles are necessarry right.
Therfore, it is true that the square and the rectangle have four right angles because both have a symmetry center plus two rectngular axis of symmetry. These later reference axis form a total of 360 degrees or more explained, these axis divide each two figures into 4 right angles at each vertex of the square and the rectangle.
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There are the fondamental space properties. Space has two aspects: the Distance and the Direction.
The homothetie is the property of Distance et don't affect the Direction and inversely the rotation dont affect the distance of a system.
It is why the rotation and the linear displacement are quite mutual independant.
However, both obey to a same principe: the Recurrence principe of motion. that produce movement.
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The Lamca theorem resolves simply all the cases of this problem.
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Factors for starting the resolution:
1) - The maximum circle has the maximum diameter.
2) - The maximum circle is the one in a homothetic series of circles.
Thus, we choose
The maximum half-circle inscribed in this square should have the two other square sides EA and AF as tangents.
According to that the homothetic center of the circle series is at the square vertex (O), we can draw any initial circle (Ci), centered on the corresponding square diagonal OA. On the figure (Ci) is drawn in fushia color. The diameter of (Ci) is delimited by the two sides OE anf OF of the square.
The maximum half-circle (C) is given by constructing the homothetic series of point situated on a same direction. Particularly the point where the square sides should be tangent to it.
On this figure, we have to successively construct different objects denoted by 1, 2, 3, and 4 that give the center of (C), the unique maximum half-circle drawn in red line. The solution (C) is unique because any given homothetic factor corresponds to a unique transform.
Dakhiometry Laws:
Matter properties: The discret Space.
1) - The discret space is composed of absolute locations. Space is determined by DISCRETE DIRECTIONS.
2) - The way between two locations is done according to the Continuity Principle of Succession expressed as: BETWEEN A FIRST LOCATION AND A SECOND SUCCESSIVE ONE, THERE IS ONLY THE UNIQUE SECOND SUCCESSIVE LOCATION. This is valid also for the discrete direction. This latter is state as: BETWEEN A FIRST DIRECTION AND A SECOND SUCCESSIVE ONE, THERE IS ONLY THE UNIQUE SECOND SUCCESSIVE DIRECTION.
3) - According to the Space Succession Property, contineous locations changes are determined IN ONLY TWO QUITE DIFFERENT MODES:
a) - Successive location changes are done in ONE DIRECTION.
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Rational Fundamental Consequences:
A) - Definition of a DISTANCE need necessarily to FOUNDED on the Space DIRECTION !
B) - While:
We get there THE REASON proving that the universe is IN AN ABOLUTE PERMANENT CIRCULAR STRUCTURE, according to the Absolute circular property!
We have the case of a wellknown example of Mathematics error:
Use of Number is to ignore all the Fundamental Properties of the Universe Absolute Space that are basic for any accurate true Transformation in the universe.
How to prove a pyramid center?
- Pyramid + dimension (opera-mini.net)
This figure shows the art of equal volume pyramid constructions, in copying the altitude (h). However, we get only a pyramid more long than large sides.
An another trick
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The volume (V) of this equilateral pyramid is as follows:
On this next figure is shown how to determine the gravity center (G) of the equilateral pyramid.
The distance (PG) of center G from any equilateral pyramid summit (P) is as follows:
The equilateral pyramid center G is also the one of the sphere circumscibed to it. Distance PG is the radius of this sphere.
These equilateral pyramid definitions are very usefull for constuctions e.g. in architecture.
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The Algebraic forms are used here to be more easy readable by all. However, these examples of equilateral triangle transformations can be done precisely, proved and calculated very simply by pure spatial constructions in Dakhiometry.
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There are wonderfull changing color precious stones. This is the proof that light energy are only particular phenomena of a matter medium. Here, this latter is the particular precious stone structure.
Here is a lesson of counting:
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At first it is given there a third method to perform the squaring a circle.
This shows that the Dakhiometry Space Constant is really an immutable property of the universal circle-square structure.
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Where is the beginning of a permanence?
Because it receives so many emails for a such problem the circle decided to transmute into the reality a tool denoted as a Square for the universe measurement possibility. It began to do like as follows:
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This the basic consciousness of space property. Space is absolute. This is to tell that any point in space is immutably defined. This the simultanneity concept and it allows a fertile knowledge on matter space constructions..
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Also, for any space scale, C1 represent the permanent relationship between a surface and its double. Particularly, C1 contains the define ratio between a circle surface to the square one circumscribed to it.
- Viet Nam geometry (Vietnam)
It consists here to produce a square (S) of aera equal to the circle (C).
After constructing and placing the little circle (C1) at the square center, two tangents of (C1) drawn from corner A and B of the square intersect themself at point (M).
The point (M) is the middle of the square (S) side. (M) is the middle of side EF of square (S).
- formula for squaring a foundation (USA Oregon)
- tangent of circle finite analysis (USA)
In fact, the tangent of circle (C1) is only a way for memory. The segment AM can be defined by the intersection of (C2) and (C) at point (M). The aera of (C2) is twice the (C1) one. See further figure for the circle aera definition.
How to use the spatial structure of a circle-square structure to spatial calculate the Space Constant of this following formula:
k = TT/4 = 0,78004843...
Therefore, what we tell from the squaring a circle is only a value proportional to a basic real constant denoted here by (k).
- RIGHT + ANGLE ++++ SIDE + AND + DIAGONAL + SQUARING + THE + circle (USA)
- rational + pi (bosch.de, Germany)
Here denoted as:
Space-Cst= [(sqr(2.sqr(2)-1)+(sqr(2)-1)]2
Spatial calculus of this equality is done progressiveley as follow:
R1 = (2.sqr(2)-1)
- enters an accurate value of pi (Phenix, USA)
fundamental of Science Accuracy:
In spatial Language,
Suggestion for scientific definitions of Basic Measurement Quantities:
Example when the [Unit of Figures is defined by
Hereafter are texts on the Dakhiometry,
a rational method for determining properties of the dakhi, the Breath of the universe ...
The dakhiometry, text DK001EN (sep 2001) The Simultaneity and the Conservation are notions of the Permanence of the universe.
The dakhiometry, text DK002EN (oct 2001) The memory-universe built in respect of rigorous conditions, but with simplicity.
The fundamental concepts in the Dakhiometry (nov 2001) In dakhiometry, universal laws and phenomena show surprising wealthy relationships. The future physical Laws are not yet established in the universe of nowadays.
The Accuracy, the Certainty and the Doubt (nov 2001) Mathematical accuracy is a mechanical process while Certainty and Doubt are the engine of the evolving Self. Some analysis of the Non Euclidean contradictions.
Proof of the Fermet's theorem (mars 2002) Equation xn+yn=zn, has no solution....
Cyclone formations (mai 2002) Cyclones are phenomena attached to the band structure of the atmosphere winds....
The First action of the beginning of the universe (sept 2002) How to square a circle. This surface transformation is the first natural operation at the beginning of the universe....
The Proof of the universe Evolution Process (oct, 2002) The beginning of the universe construction used the squaring a circle to allows the central symmetry to establish the left-right symmetry for the alive.
The Proof of the squaring a circle (oct, 2002) Proof of the surface equality after the squaring a circle.
The basics of Matter. The proof of Thales' theorem. The proof of the Pythagoras' theorem. (oct, 2002) Properties of Matter allows to state some foundations on the knowledge. From these bases, simple proof can be done one the Thales' and the Pythagoras' theorems.
The Archimedes' Property (jan, 2003) The Archimedes' property was used by the resolution of the circle perimeter that was attributed to Archimedes. Analysis are done on this resolution. This axiom is very used in modern mathematics and some confusion are commented.
New Proof of Light Refraction and Reflection Laws (dec, 2004) New Proof according to the Dakhiometry method that shows that light is not a particle and a wawe that may have a trip of 13 billion of celerity distance...
New Proof of Light Refraction and Reflection Laws (dec, 2004) New Proof according to the Dakhiometry method that shows that light is not a particle and a wawe that may have a trip of 13 billion of celerity distance...
Properties of circular structures and their consequences. (jul, 2005) This page introduces the contents of a work that constitutes the foundation of the Dakhiometry...
Liquid Archimedes' property an the Potential as gravity. (jul, 2005) Statement on Liquid proerties and object Potential energy as the consequences of the condensed matter process localisations...
Archimedes' gravity center volume measurement method. (dec, 2006) Proofs of solid aeras and volumes measurements, was all unsuccessfully done and quite erroneous works...
Unbounded Energy Source Engine (In French)
"Le Moteur Source d'Energie de tous les temps"
(Aug, 2006) An application of the liquid law new understanding to build a machine producing energy of high capacity. A reality for the near futur.
Succession allows Quantities. Basic of Counting. (august 2007) Unity Succession Principle is the foundation of the universe Fullness. fullness is necessarry to allow Quantity. Quantity is Reality of the World existence.
More detailed analysis written in french only:
Succession and Quantity analysis.
According to the universe principle of Matter Conservation, any construction in the universe is done by matter Transformation. The Squaring a circle, the Angle Trisection and the Doubling a Cube are the basic exemples of such space property.
Incapacity of solving such bases, man cannot claim to have a sufficient knowledge level to be abble to build a true science.
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Participants are asked to draw from their own research to address one of the following questions: How might scholars of Jewish nationalism move beyond the received Zionist narrative to consider forms of nationalism prior to, coexistent with or opposed to Zionism, and the great variety of often contradictory and competing positions that have existed under the rubric of Zionism? How have forms of Jewish nationalism changed over the past centuries and decades and how might we assess the meaning of contemporary nationalisms, both in Israel and other parts of the world? What can be learned from a study of the cultures and practices of Jewish nationalism, (e.g. musical and literary traditions, language, celebrations and rituals, and proto-military and military organizations)?
Anyone interested in taking part in the round table discussion should submit an abstract of 250-300 words describing their 15 min. opening statement by Nov. 18, 2010. Travel grants will be available for presenters and some others.


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As 2011 ticked over into 2012, many in Turkey celebrated how full of economic achievements the last year had been.
Whereas the joy shown on every government official's face nowadays may be justified, they are still being warned against complacency or what may also be termed as "over-euphoria of victory." The Investment Support and Promotion Agency of Turkey (ISPAT) is certainly one of those institutions heeding calls for continuous efforts to bring much brighter days to the country.
A sector-based analysis, as part of which the agency's experts study potential investors one by one in the fields highly important to Turkey, strengthens confidence in the prospect of higher foreign direct investment (FDI) inflow to Turkey. According to information ISPAT President İlker Aycı provided at a meeting with a group of journalists late on Tuesday, the agency has already completed its analysis of the automotive and chemicals/petrochemicals sectors, short listing 12 and "nearly 20" companies, respectively, that may show a serious interest in investing in Turkey. Aycı says his agency has already started courting those companies and a couple of them are likely to announce their investment plans to the country before the year ends. "Here, we are trying to see which company can make how much investment to Turkey, their global corporate plans and how suitable they are for Turkey. We are focusing particularly on the fields where Turkey can be competitive on a world scale," Aycı told the group.
Turkey received $11.5 billion in FDI in the first 10 months of last year, 82 percent more than what it did in the same period a year earlier. Turkey attracted only $6.3 billion in FDI in January-October 2010. The most attractive sectors for foreigners to invest in were banking and insurance, with $5.4 billion in the first 10 months of this year. They were followed by the energy and manufacturing sectors, which received $2.7 billion and $1.8 billion, respectively, in international capital in the given period.
Turkey has become a safe haven for European investors as they try to park their cash at a time when the European Union is having a hard time finding a lasting solution to the ongoing debt issues in a number of its members, including the continent's largest economies, such as France, Italy and Spain. Eighty-six percent of all the FDI received in the first 10 months of last year came from European countries. According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), Turkey attracted $9.1 billion in FDI in 2010 and became the 27th most appealing destination for investment around the world. Turkey ranked 30th in UNCTAD's list of the world's top FDI destinations in 2009, attracting $8.5 billion in FDI. The country attracted the highest amount of FDI between 2006 and 2008, with an annual average of more than $20 billion.
BRICS saturated, now Turkey's turn
For many years, Turkey was mostly compared to the countries in Central and Eastern Europe, such as Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary, when it came to measuring how enticing it was for international investments. Acknowledging this, Aycı said, Turkey has now become the most attractive destination for foreign investors interested in doing business outside what is together called the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) because they think these popular markets are saturated. In yet another sign of Turkey's appeal, Aycı heralded on Tuesday that an Indian group is about to conclude some $250 million in investment to the country, which has benefited from political stability and also shown strong economic growth in the past decade.
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) has been in office since late 2002, bringing its share of the votes to as high as nearly 50 percent in the last elections. Under AK Party rule, Turkey has seen its budget deficits diminish to nearly 1 percent of its gross domestic product (GDP), whereas its economy enjoyed almost uninterrupted growth, creating ever more employment opportunities for its young population. In the same period, the government also managed to bring the country's public debt-to-GDP ratio to as low as 40 percent last year from over 100 percent at the end of 2001. The inflation in consumer prices, likewise, came down to below 10 percent recently from nearly 70 percent a decade ago. The Indian corporation, which Aycı did not name but found it more important to mention that it will invest some $250 million in Turkey, will follow another Indian group, Aditya Birla, which recently invested $510 million to establish a viscose staple fiber (VSF) plant in the southern province of Adana. Aycı said his agency was in contact with Aditya for two years preceding its final decision to go ahead with the said investment and not channel it to elsewhere in the region.


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My name is Coriander.
Yes... Coriander.
I've grown to like it, but it was a curse as a child.
No one in hick-town TN knew what that was when I was a kid.
(It's a spice for those who still wonder... the food TV has helped, but doesn't cover all of the bases.)


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I was in 7th grade, back in Geneva, Ill.
My wife and I also had two younger kids—a three-year-old and a five-month- old—and so most mornings, we faced a general condition of chaos. We had crying, diapers and challenges with sleep, food and clothing.
What we did not have was a television.
Like many people, I suspect, we struggled to imagine what was really happening.
When I worked in Manhattan in the '
80s and '
90s, I often visited the Towers and knew people who worked in them. Having grown up in a tiny town in rural Indiana, I never quite got used to the scale of New York, particularly lower Manhattan where ancient low-rise buildings huddled near the soaring skyscrapers. But our first thought that morning was to keep the news from our children until we had some time to process it and figure out a way to explain it that would make sense to a 6-year-old.
Naively, perhaps, we thought keeping our daughter home from school would shield her from hearing about the attacks from other children.
Having (jointly) imposed a news blackout at my own home, I rushed off to work to help my colleagues rip up an issue of WW that was ready for the press and try to throw together some relevant reporting.
We put out a respectable issue that week for WW readers but for my own children, I never did arrive at a narrative of 9/11 that made any sense. NIGEL JAQUISS
In those days, I drove my oldest daughter to school. She woke up every morning to 94.7 KNRK and that morning, the first thing she heard was co-host Daria O'Neill talking about planes hitting the towers. By the time I had showered and shaved, she was downstairs watching the TV in the kitchen and as I walked in, the news was showing a replay of the plane flying into the second tower. We ate breakfast silently while huddled in front of the TV and then drove to school and work, listening to the radio and not speaking. I can remember trying to say something by way of explanation to Anna, but being unable to. MARK ZUSMAN
It was the second week of my last year of high school. As I wandered out of my bedroom, my father, making coffee by the radio, said a plane had just hit the World Trade Center. My response, as I remember it: "The Bush administration is going to claim this freak accident is a terrorist attack and use it as an excuse to get Saddam. I'm going to be drafted and I and all of my friends will be killed in defense of a lie." (I had just registered for the Selective Service System.) Then I ate my toast. Then the second plane hit. When I got to school some of my classmates were stoked to kill Iraqis, but most seemed at a loss. We didn't know any New Yorkers; it's unlikely any of us had ever so much as visited the city. In the end no one was drafted, and none of us were killed, so far as I am aware. I guess we'll find out at the reunion. BEN WATERHOUSE
In my sophomore year at Covenant College on Lookout Mountain, Ga., I had an Intro to Lit class at 8 am and a philosophy class at 10—giving me just enough time for a solid nap between, if I didn't stick around to talk "The Lady with the Dog" with the English prof. I was enjoying that nap as both planes hit, and by the time I got up for my next class, both towers had fallen. I was brushing my teeth when my hallmate Zach ran into the dormitory bathroom and said planes had hit the World Trade Center and they fell down. I pictured two towers toppling over like dominoes, and the image was so silly I cackled through a mouthful of toothpaste.
Then I walked out into commons and saw a little television showing the images—it was soon enough after the second collapse that the networks were still showing footage on a loop.
The college administrators, fearing that this was the first step of an extended military attack, decided that a college atop a mountain was a prominent target, and responded like it was London during the Blitz: They ordered all students to stay indoors until the threat had passed. (I recall being admonished by several school officials as I made my way across the quad to the school newspaper office, and everybody kept staring nervously at the skyline.) The school held a mandatory chapel session at 11 am, but I don't really remember any of the group prayers, or what reassurance Covenant's president gave: I was just thinking over and over, "That's it. There's going to be a war, there's going to be a draft, and I'm going to die." AARON MESH
I had never been to New York or Washington, D.C. I was a junior at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, where I spent most of my time practicing for open mic night and putting out the campus newspaper. I remember showing up fairly late to the office that morning, ready to work on a story about something that must've seemed important at the time but which was quickly revealed to be entirely inconsequential.
The only other people in the newsroom were the editor, Whitney, and our adviser, Dianne. We didn't catch the news as it happened. The office had one computer connected to the internet, and a radio—no TV. Nobody knew what was happening, anyway. The newsreaders speculated about a missile attack.
Since we had no visuals, what I remember most is the editor's look of utter horror as we listened. By afternoon, the administration had set up televisions in common areas across campus. People gathered around them like moths, helplessly watching the fire.
As I recall, I spent the day talking to the Middle East studies experts on campus. They called for tolerance and understanding. Which took a certain kind of courage at the time, since everyone else was talking about which country to start bombing. In the evening I joined a few friends at one of their apartments to watch Bush's speech, during which I remember feeling truly terrified for the first time that day, or maybe, come to think of it, for the first time in my life. Some people roughly my own age were inspired to enlist in the military. I had a different reaction. I started hoarding newspapers. I became obsessed with the idea that I could somehow find out the truth and save it from the Memory Hole. I stopped writing music, and spent the next several years listening to a chorus of fear. COREY PEIN
I was 20. I had summer off from the University of Oregon. My mom and I visited the Bay Area. We walked the hills of San Francisco, saw City Lights bookstore and watched the trolleys. It was hot but there was a breeze. September 11 was our last day and we woke early to leave in my mom's big red pickup truck.
We made our way over the Golden Gate Bridge—maybe 6 am—and mom turned on the radio. We heard reports of bombings all over the country—erroneous reports from middle America. One suggested the Golden Gate might be a target. We heard something about a second tower coming down. Having tuned in right in the middle of the chaos, it took awhile for the radio anchors to explain just what that meant. My mother said, "The whole world is going crazy!" All I could think of was the last scene in Fight Club, where they blow up New York's financial buildings to the tune of the Pixies' "Where is my Mind." I thought someone had taken the movie to heart. We listened and I drifted off to sleep. I dreamed we stopped in a small town and gunmen with masks riddled out truck with bullets by masked gunmen. I woke up just before dying.
My mom won't like me saying this, but at a rest stop she looked suspiciously at a couple of Arab truck drivers talking to one another. She was rattled. I felt bad for those guys, though, figuring they were going to get a lot of looks like that in the months and years to come.
The next day my co-workers at the record store told me they had gotten the day off. Some of my friends were already making 9/11 jokes. And then the world got shitty. CASEY JARMAN.
I rolled out of bed around 8 a.m. and drove my boyfriend, Jeremy, through Spokane to his telemarketing job. Back home, I flipped on the TV. At the time—I'm ashamed to admit—I had the bad habit of watching CNN and Headline News relentlessly. I wasn't prepared for the images of disaster. I soon discovered that the World Trade Towers in New York City had been attacked.
In shock, I confused the towers with the World Trade Organization and initially thought the attacks had something to do with protests against the WTO. A moment later the reality of what happened sunk in, and I felt an overwhelming rush of sadness.
Minutes later Jeremy rushed in. He had hitched a ride back because the telemarketing center closed shortly after his boss realized it was not an appropriate morning to bother people with solicitations. Jeremy said the first few calls he made—oblivious to the attack as he dialed—were met with outrage and disgust. EMILY GREEN
I was 15 years old. Like most Australians, I was either asleep or oblivious when the planes hit (around 11 pm our time). My mother, a congenitally early riser and news junkie, woke me up around 6 am. When breaking events like that happen in America, Australian free-to-air TV networks typically stream CNN or NBC, so we watched that. I wasn't exceptionally upset by the deaths—or no more than I was whenever I saw deaths on the news—but I remember feeling slightly sick that America would react violently, and both countries would end up at war. Our then Prime Minister, a strong ally of Bush, happened to be in D.C. at the time and he immediately offered the country's support in retaliation.
Later that day, at my very suburban high school, most kids weren't that interested yet. I asked my social studies teacher to put Bush's address on the TV when it started, but she said she didn't think it was relevant to the class. Australians love an excuse to legitimize racism, so many were initially torn between "America had it coming" and wanting to jump on the Muslim-bashing bandwagon. The latter eventually won out, helped in no small part by the Bali bombings a year later. Looking back now, it marked the beginning of increased racial and religious tension with local Islamic and Middle Eastern communities that would set dominate much of the political and media discourse for the proceeding decade. RUTH BROWN
I was sitting in my 8th-grade environmental science class when the towers came down. Our principal, Mr. Alexander, came in over the loud speaker to announce that a plane had collided with one of the buildings of the World Trade Center. I didn't know where the World Trade Center was, much less what it stood for, or what it meant when my history teacher told us later in the day, as we watched footage of the now plural collisions, that the buildings were attacked on purpose. My identity at that time was limited to being a Hamilton. Maybe you could have called me a student at Morgan Park or a Chicagoan, but I'm not sure I would have answered.
Our teachers cried, crowded our classrooms with open mouths and clasped hands. Shook their heads and stood before us speechless.
It was probably my first experience as a part of the nation. The towers were on fire and those buildings had been attacked, and that city and its families and us all. And so I stood still too, kept silent, mouth agape, and mourned our loss. And hated those who attacked us.
Our stoic algebra teacher grazed our shoulders as he ushered us out the doors and told us to be safe. BRANDON HAMILTON
My wife and I had to be at work very early that morning. Our son was 18 months old, bright and happy and dashing around even though it was before dawn. Only the day before had learned how to turn on the TV—we usually kept it off when he was around—but his new trick of pushing a button and seeing a screen light up delighted him. That morning I heard the TV come on and he giggled. I turned the corner to see the TV: blue sky, smoke roiling from a skyscraper. The scroll said both World Trade Center towers had been hit by planes.
"You have to see this," I called to my wife.
"How could two planes hit?" my wife asked as we watched. "It doesn't look foggy there." I recalled that I had once read about a wealthy Arab, hiding out in caves and recruiting terrorists to strike at the United States. He'd struck elsewhere. We'd tried to drop a bomb on him once. What was his name?
The TV images switched to a different city landscape. No tall buildings, a river, thin smoke on the horizon. Nothing seemed distinct. "It's the Pentagon," my wife said. "That's the Potomac River. That's D.C." We had lived there for two years; she recognized it.
"It couldn't be," I said. "The World Trade Center is in New York."
Then I remembered.
"Bin Laden," I said. "It's probably bin Laden."
"Where is that?" she said. "I'm telling you, that's the Pentagon."
This all happened in two minutes. We were confused by it all. Our son circled us, laughing. Once he turned the TV on, he had no interest in it. He was learning to talk in full sentences. It seemed he had only just been an infant in our arms. We thought he was so grown up then, but now I see he was so small and just beginning. It was dark outside and dark in the room except for the screen that lit up his world. BRENT WALTH


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MONROE TWP. — When longtime school administrator and former Williamstown school district teacher Dennis Spera died in January after working for the district for more than 40 years, it left a hole in the community that affected parents, teachers, students and staff members.
The former assistant principal at Holly Glen School was one who everyone in the community knew by name and was one who wanted to stay as involved as possible in the school, reportedly turning down offers for higher positions that would've taken him away from the students.
While the district is still healing from the loss, one visual arts teacher has solidified his memory at the school with a portrait befitting of the beloved educator.
The portrait, drawn by Williamstown Middle School teacher Gerry Bittner, now adorns the outside of the TV studio at Holly Glen Elementary School, a TV studio that Spera helped create. When Bittner presented the painting to the district's board of education, it was a unanimous vote that it would become part of the school's legacy.
Spera's cousin Jason Smith, who is also a teacher at Williamstown Middle School, said he's happy to see his uncle's face proudly displayed over one of his accomplishments at the school district.
Smith said his uncle had a profound impact on his life growing up in the district and eventually led him to the educational field himself.
"Before, I was working job here and job there and I was going to school for criminal justice," said Smith. "But one day, he said 'You have something with kids. The kids really respond to you.'"
Spera went on to help Smith all the way through his time at Farleigh Dickinson University on his way to becoming a teacher.
Smith said he took a lot of lessons away from watching Spera as both an educator and an assistant principal.
"He firmly believed that his staff should be respected," said Smith. "He made sure every kid knew that these are your teachers and you should respect them. But at the same time, he never talked down to a kid."
Now that Spera is gone, Smith is just proud to see his uncle's place in the school's history will never be forgotten and any time any student or staff member walks by the TV studio at Holly Glenn, they'll look up and see one of the school's most dedicated employees.
"He was one of a kind. There was no one like him," said Smith.


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Can't wait for that extra-long Lost finale? Well, neither, apparently, can the Muppets.
The above vid was uploaded to the show's YouTube channel yesterday — depicting Rizzo the Rat and Co. invading the Lost offices, looking for answers — and is just the latest in a stream of Muppet/pop culture integrations. They've riffed on a ton of songs of late — including Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," for which they won a Webby.
What's next, furry dudes? A cameo on Gossip Girl? I can totally see Miss Piggy kickin' it on the Upper East Side.


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China announced its new international ambitions with fireworks and a brass band this month. Last weekend it made a successful unmanned landing on the moon. And its loudly aggressive actions claiming authority over international waters of the South China Sea have rightly alarmed its neighbors and nearly led to a dangerous naval clash with the United States.
On Dec. 14, China joined the United States and the former Soviet Union as one of only three nations to have successfully landed spacecraft on the moon.
China is now the only nation with an active program of lunar exploration. The last United States landing, with a crew of astronauts, was Apollo Mission 15 on Dec. 7, 1972. The last robotic landing was by the Soviet Luna Mission 24 on Aug. 14, 1976.
The Chinese Chang'e-3 spacecraft not only made a successful landing in the Mare Imbrium region of the moon, it also launched an SUV-sized lunar rover named Yutu, or "Jade Rabbit," and sent it scurrying off on a three-month voyage of discovery on the moon surface, powered by its own array of solar panels.
By any measure it's a very significant technological achievement.
Back on earth, however, China's confrontational efforts to assert control over the South China Sea have raised hackles and military risks in Asia. The Pentagon alleged this week that on Dec. 5 a Chinese naval escort deliberately cut across the bow of the U.S. Navy cruiser Cowpens in international waters off the coast of China, causing the U.S. ship to take evasive action. The U.S. immediately complained to China, which answered Monday by claiming that the U.S. ship had harassed and taken aggressive actions toward a Chinese naval exercise involving China's only vertical and short takeoff-and landing (VSTOL) aircraft carrier, the Liaoning, recently purchased from the Ukraine. The Cowpens, it claimed, had approached within 30 miles of its carrier task force.
Ships often pass fairly close to each other in international waters, and the Cowpens was evidently legitimately observing the Chinese naval exercise when challenged by one of its vessels in violation of the international rules of navigation. The Chinese claim against the Cowpens assumes that the Chinese navy, in peacetime, is entitled to completely control the area where the confrontation took place.
China's aggressive action in the Cowpens incident comes on the heels of its recent action demanding that all aircraft crossing a sector of the South China Sea must file flight plans and follow orders from the Chinese air force.
Last Sunday, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) issued a statement indirectly rebuking China's grab for authority over international air space. It called for "cooperation in ensuring the freedom of overflight and civil aviation safety, in accordance with the universally recognized principles of international law."
On Monday, Secretary of State John Kerry, who was in Vietnam to inaugurate a program of aid to the Vietnamese Coast Guard, was more blunt.
He said the new air defense identification zone raises the risk of "miscalculation" and added, "The zone should not be implemented and China should refrain from taking similar unilateral actions elsewhere, particularly in the South China Sea."
But it will take more than words to check China's growing - and dangerous- military ambitions.


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1.5 tsp minced/ crushed fresh ginger
1 heaping tsp generic yellow curry powder (turmeric, cumin, and some other stuff)
2-3 tbsp Olive/coconut oil
1 can coconut milk
4 med carrots diced
5 oz fresh spinach
1 lb diced meat
salt and pepper to taste
In a 3 quart sauce pan
Heat oil
Add curry powder and fresh ginger
Sauté for around 30 seconds (extract favors into the oil)
Add coconut milk and carrots
Simmer 5 minutes
Add meat
Simmer 3 minutes
Add spinach
Simmer 2 minutes
Add salt and pepper
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Background: The availability of sensitive assays for plasma HIV viral load and the trend toward earlier and more aggressive treatment of HIV infection has led to the inappropriate use of these assays as primary tools for the diagnosis of acute HIV infection.
Objective: To describe limitations in the use of plasma viral load testing for the diagnosis of HIV infection.
Design: Case series.
Setting: Academic medical centers in Providence, Rhode Island, and Worcester, Massachusetts.
Patients: Three persons in whom HIV infection was falsely diagnosed by plasma viral load testing.
Measurements: Laboratory measures and clinical outcomes.
Results: Two cases of false-positive results obtained by using branched-chain DNA plasma viral load assays and one case of a false-positive result obtained by using reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction plasma viral load assay are reported. All three plasma viral load tests yielded positive results with low values (1254 copies/mL, 1574 copies/mL, and 1300 copies/mL). Infection with HIV was initially diagnosed in all three patients, but each patient subsequently tested negative by HIV-1 enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and repeated plasma viral load testing.
Conclusion: Physicians should exercise caution when using plasma viral load assays to detect primary HIV infection, particularly when the pretest probability of infection is low.
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This week, collard greens are the featured vegetable from the CSA (Consumer Supported Agriculture) box. Stemming from the same family as cabbage and broccoli (brassica oleracea), collard leaves do not converge to form a tight shaped head. The fan-shaped leaves are dark green with long, thick stems. The leaves actually resemble flattened-out cabbage leaves in texture. The flavor of the greens is a cross between kale and cabbage, although collards have a slight bitterness.
Collard greens can be used interchangeably in recipes as a substitute for cabbage or Swiss Chard. Southern states often braise collards for long periods of time in broth or stew along with smoked and salty types of meats such as ham hock, bacon or salt pork.
Collards will keep in the crisper drawer of the refrigerator in a plastic bag for 3-4 days. Use them in soups, stews or in the following side dish. To prepare, wash the leaves and break off the thicker stem at the base of the leaf. I blanched the greens in boiling water for 5 minutes and then quickly sauted them with onion and Black Forest ham.
Collard Greens with Black Forest Ham and Onions
The collard greens in this recipe stay brilliant green in color due to their limited cooking time.
Serves 2-3
1/2 pound about 6 leaves Collard greens, break stems off and cut leaves into 1/4" strips
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 medium onion, cut in half and thinly sliced
1/4 pound thinly sliced Black Forest Ham, cut in 1/4" by 1" strips, about 3/4 cups
2 teaspoons lemon juice
Salt and pepper to taste
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Stir in greens and cook until leaves soften about 5 minutes. Refresh greens under cold water. Set aside.
In large skillet, over moderate heat, melt butter. Add onion and cook until golden brown, 12-15 minutes. Turn up heat to medium high and stir in ham, cook 2 minutes longer. Stir in reserved greens and lemon juice and heat through. Season with salt and pepper.
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Obama Campaign Viewed Huntsman as 'Very Tough Candidate'
When Obama campaign aides surveyed the field of Republican presidential hopefuls early on, they saw a certain handsome Mormon candidate and thought he'd be trouble in a general election showdown.
It wasn't Mitt Romney.
Jon Huntsman is the former Utah governor who took a moderate stance in a GOP field that leaned to the right. He didn't get very far in the Republican nomination fight, but team Obama viewed him as a serious candidate who could pose real problems in a general election.
"We were honest about our concerns about Huntsman," Obama campaign manager Jim Messina said at a Politico breakfast event Tuesday. "I think Huntsman would have been a very tough candidate."
As for the president, he liked Mr. Huntsman enough to appoint him ambassador to China in 2009. Mr. Messina, who was working in the White House at the time, said he helped Mr. Huntsman win Senate confirmation.
"As someone who helped manage his confirmation for Chinese ambassador, he's a good guy," Mr. Messina said. "We looked at his profile in a general election and thought he would have been" a formidable candidate. Politico's video of the remarks is here.
Mr. Huntsman's candidacy never caught on. In 2011, he sent out a tweet affirming that he believed in evolution and trusted "scientists on global warming."
"Call me crazy," Mr. Huntsman said at the time.
So, did the White House shuttle Mr. Huntsman off to China in hopes of forestalling a presidential bid? Was the Obama team looking to remove Mr. Huntsman from the "chessboard?" asked moderator Mike Allen of Politico.
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These Thanksgiving charms are perfect for the holiday. You can attach them to wine glass for your guests during the holiday or you can make a necklace out of it. Use your imagination and create something great.These make for some great Thanksgiving crafts to make.
- Thanksgiving designs or a creative imagination
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Using the sandpaper, rough up the sheet of plastic before you draw your design.
Draw your design at least half the size bigger than you want it to be. Most plastics will shrink down about 45%.
Cut around your design. Be sure to leave enough room to punch holes at the top. Punch several holes at the top. Remember the hole will shrink too!
If using the oven follow the directions from the manufacturer. I used a heat gun and a Teflon pad. Hold the gun over the plastic until it uncurls from the heat. You may need to flatten it a bit. Becareful it's hot.
Add a jump ring to the hole then ribbon.
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State police find suspected meth lab in Fairview Township home after morning fire
Firefighters summoned to a Fairview Township home to put out a fire found an active methamphetamine lab in the basement of the one-story dwelling, investigators said Friday.
State police issued an arrest warrant for Elwood Graham, 31, in the investigation in the discovery at 3443 Michael Drive.
Two people were inside the yellow house when firefighters were called there shortly after 8 a.m. Friday on the report of a possible structure fire. The first crews to arrive found smoke coming through the front door and the eaves, Fairview Fire Department Chief Brian Mesaros said.
Crews found a small flash fire in a corner of the basement and contained it. Firefighters were ventilating the house when they saw items indicative of a meth lab, Mesaros said.
The state police were contacted and members of its Clandestine Laboratory Response Team were called in to handle the lab, state police Sgt. Bill Ramey said.
A woman and a man were at the house at the time, but the man left, investigators said.
Fairview firefighters were assisted by crews from the Lake Shore, Girard, West Lake and West Ridge fire departments.
Friday's fire marked the third time in 12 days that authorities stumbled upon a meth lab in western Erie County.
Police in Albion found the components of a suspected mobile meth lab in two backpacks found with a borough man when he was picked up early Thursday on drug charges.
Albion and state police were called in to investigate a suspected lab found in an Albion apartment complex when an explosion and small fire occurred May 12.
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Going green has many connotations of living frugally without modern luxury. There are many skeptics when global warming is mentioned, or on the other hand, people are just lazy and think that it will all be ok, or they can just leave the problem up to others or the government to fix. No matter who you are, or on what side of life's fence, here is a challenge for you:
Whatever your political or religious persuasion, it does not matter if you are an environmentalist, a successful capitalist, a national park association or a corporation. I can find 10 reasons which will persuade you to start living sustainably - within the world's limits.
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We will be taking positive steps away from the damage we have caused already…. Otherwise, as time goes on, the pollution and resource depletion will become more common, closer to home, and more noticeable than ever before.
It is a small world. We have one planet - we are all in this together. How we live impacts others, and how others live impacts us. We all need to improve the way we live our lives. Taking care of the world that feeds us is just makes sense.
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A national strike left South Africa's streets largely deserted Wednesday as 2 million people refused to work in protest of soaring food and fuel prices. The action, led by a coalition of trade unions, was symbolic and precautionary, suggesting additional strikes if the government and business remained inept at managing the national economy.
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The same is coming here. How brave the two million South Africans. Perhaps a bit too late.
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Hippy Pam, sounds like my union. We're conditioned, maybe numbed, to accept far less than we should, both from our gubmint and our employers. Raygun struck fear in union rank and file by firing the FAA controllers.
What we all should have done, right then and there, is walked off the job, every member of every union in the country. Call it a failure of union leadership, one that can't be corrected now.