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Vrijdag 24 december 2011 | Gisteren ben ik op Cyprus aangekomen voor een korte kerstvakantie. Het weer bij aankomst was alles behalve hetgeen ik gehoopt had. Het regende werkelijk pijpenstelen. De komende dag zal Fasoula– aan de rand van de bergen – mijn uitvalsbasis zijn. Vandaag vroeg uit de veren. Benieuwd naar het weer…helder geen wolkje aan de lucht. Jammer genoeg zal dat in de loop van de…
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1916 Sampler photographed by etakcats.
A cross stitch sampler by Chrysi Fasoula. She was from the village of Pigi (Πηγή) in Rethymnon, Crete, and marks the piece with the date "7th March, 1916".
It is housed at the Historical and Folk Art Museum in Rethymnon, Crete.
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se eida sto live tis wraia h fasoula sou tha xanakanei na se perimeno h htan special guest emfanish?
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4 Ekim 2023 ÇBK Mersin Perfumerias Avenida Maçı
*Servet Tazegül Spor Salonu'nda saat 19:00'da başlayacak olan Kadınlar EuroLeague Normal Sezon B Grubu 1. maçı. Geçtiğimiz yılın finalisti olan temsilcimiz bu sezon da iyi işler yapmayı ve belki yine benzer seviyeleri zorlamayı amaçlıyor. İspanya ekibi önünde seyirci desteğiyle güzel bir ilk adım olsun. Başarılar takımımıza.
*Kadınlar EuroLeague YouTube kanalından naklen yayınlanacak olan maç.
*İlk periyotta Avenida 26-16'yı gördü. İspanyol ekibi erkenden kurduğu üstünlükle avantajı kaptı ve son basketle de çift haneyi aldı. Mersin için çözüm arayışları olacak.
*İlk yarı sonucu 46-39 Avenida lehine. Fark bir ara 20'ye çıkmıştı ama oradan sonra 9 sayılık seri yaptı temsilcimiz. 5'e kadar indirdik hatta. Geri dönüş yolunu ikinci yarıda tamamlamak dileğiyle.
*Üçüncü çeyreği Avenida 65-53 önde bitirdi. Mersin farkı 6'ya kadar indirmişti oysa. Oradan 10-0'lık seriyle uyandı İspanyol ekibi. Yine çift hanelere taşındı.
*Avenida 82-77 kazanarak sezonu galibiyetle açtı. Mersin son bölümde farkı 3'e kadar indirdi ama olmadı. Temsilcimiz yine kayıpla açsa da yol uzun. Kadrolar şekillenecek daha. ÇBK Mersin'de Melis Gülcan 23, Alina Iagupova 18 sayı sağladı. Perfumerias Avenida'da ise Mariella Fasoula 20, Bria Hartley 18 sayı kaydetti.
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Modern, under construction three bedroom house for sale in a quiet neighborhood of Fasoula, Limassol (6,5 Kilometers from Mesa Geitonia Roundabout/highway). The house was constructed only with high quality materials and offers has 3 bathrooms, of which one of the bedrooms is en-suite, provision for heating and air conditioning, water pressure system, provision for photovoltaic panels, energy efficiency A, storage space and courtyard with garden. Its size is 146 sq. m. covered areas internal area and 21 sq.m. Covered Verandas, built on a plot of 200 sq.m. Expected completion date: February 2022 Price: 325.000 Euros + VAT #limassol #limassolcy #limassolcyp #limassolrealestate #limassolhouses #limassoldeveloper #limassoldevelopment #limassolinvestmentproperties #limassolproperty #limassolproperties #limassolpropertyforsale #limassolrealestates #bestlimassolproperties #limassolhomes #cyprusproperties #cypruspropertiesforsale #cyprusrealestate #cyprusrealestates #cyprusrealtor #cyprusbeaches #cyprusinvestment #cyprusinvestments #cyprushome #cyprushomes #cyprushomeseller #cyprushouses #cyprushouse #cyprusdevelopers #cyprusdeveloper #fasoula (at Fasoulla, Limassol, Cyprus) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClG18c-Dnj4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Greece Women's National Team
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#artemis spanou#mariella fasoula#ioanna diela#aikaterina sotiriou#greece wnbt#women's basketball#eurobasket women#myupload
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Posters #adpeoplefor2021 MullenLowe by Manolis Fasoulas
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Avenida are going to be stacked this year. Pretty much everyone returning for their team last year who made it to the EuroLeague final and they're adding Kah
dude for real! losing tip hayes was a pretty big deal, but kah as the replacement is 🔥🔥🔥
i'm still a little iffy on their post presence, though. not sure i like fasoula and alarie's odds against some of the more elite bigs. but their guard play is legit, especially if lou keeps up her form
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Building Better Life Support Systems for Future Space Travel
ISS - International Space Station logo.
May 3, 2019
Astronauts on future long-duration spaceflight missions to the Moon and Mars could rely on microalgae to supply essentials including food, water and oxygen. A new investigation aboard the International Space Station tests using the microalgae Chlorella vulgaris as a biological component of a hybrid life support system (LSS).
Orion spacecraft in space above the Moon. Image Credits: NASA/ESA
As humans travel farther from Earth and for longer periods of time, bringing along sufficient supplies of food, water and oxygen becomes a challenge. Packing food that is nutritious and perhaps even tasty may prove harder still.
Current life support systems, such as the Life Support Rack (LSR), use physicochemical processes and chemical reactions to generate oxygen and water and remove carbon dioxide from the space station.
Image above: Chlorella vulgaris cells under the microscope. These microalgae have a variety of uses on Earth and may be part of life support systems on future space voyages. Image Credits: Institute of Space Systems – University of Stuttgart, Germany.
The Photobioreactor (PBR) investigation demonstrates creating a hybrid LSS by adding the biological processes of a microalgae, which has a photosynthetic efficiency up to ten times greater than more complex plants. These tiny plants could take concentrated carbon dioxide removed from the cabin atmosphere and use photosynthesis to produce oxygen and possibly even food for astronauts, according to Norbert Henn, a co-investigator and consultant at the Institute of Space Systems at University of Stuttgart.
The Institute of Space Systems began research on microalgae for space applications back in 2008 and started work on Photobioreactor in 2014, together with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and Airbus.
“The use of biological systems in general gains importance for missions as the duration and the distance from Earth increase. To further reduce the dependency on resupply from Earth, as many resources as possible should be recycled on board,” said co-investigator Gisela Detrell.
Image above: The Photobioreactor chamber is used to cultivate microalgae aboard the International Space Station in a demonstration of creating hybrid life support systems that use both biological and physicochemical processes. Image Credits: Institute of Space Systems – University of Stuttgart, Germany.
Astronauts activate the system hardware aboard the space station and let the microalgae grow for 180 days. That span of time allows researchers to evaluate the stability and long-term performance of the Photobioreactor in space, as well as the growth behavior of the microalgae and its ability to recycle carbon dioxide and release oxygen, according to co-investigator Jochen Keppler. Investigators plan to analyze samples back on Earth to determine the effects of microgravity and space radiation on the microalgae cells.
“This is the first data from a flight-proven, long-term operation of a biological LSS component,” said Keppler. The algae’s resilience to space conditions has been widely demonstrated in small-scale cell culture, but this will be the first investigation to cultivate it in a PBR in space.
Chlorella, one of the most studied and widely characterized algae worldwide, is used in biofuels, animal feed, aquaculture, human nutrition, wastewater treatment and bio-fertilizer in agriculture.
Image above: The Photobioreactor science team from the Institute of Space Research. Top, left to right: Prof. Reinhold Ewald, Johannes Martin, Prof. Stefanos Fasoulas. Bottom, left to right: Jochen Keppler, Dr. Gisela Detrell, Harald Helisch. Image Credits: Institute of Space Systems – University of Stuttgart, Germany.
“Chlorella biomass is a common food supplement and can contribute to a balanced diet thanks to its high content of protein, unsaturated fatty acids, and various vitamins, including B12,” said co-investigator and biotechnologist Harald Helisch at the Institute of Space Systems. As for the taste, he adds, “if you like sushi, you will love it.”
The long-term goal is to facilitate longer space missions by reducing total system mass and resupply dependency, said co-investigator Johannes Martin. “To achieve this, future areas of focus include downstream processing of the algae into edible food and scaling up the system to supply one astronaut with oxygen. We’ll also be working on interconnections with other subsystems of the LSS, such as the waste water treatment system, and transfer and adaption of the technology to a gravity-based system such as a lunar base.”
Astronauts still may have to pack their own wasabi.
Related links:
Photobioreactor (PBR): https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/explorer/Investigation.html?#id=7426
Institute of Space Systems (University of Stuttgart): https://www.irs.uni-stuttgart.de/index_en.html
German Aerospace Center (DLR): https://www.irs.uni-stuttgart.de/index_en.html
Space Station Research and Technology: https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/index.html
International Space Station (ISS): https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html
Images (mentioned), Text, Credits: NASA/Michael Johnson/JSC/International Space Station Program Science Office/Melissa Gaskill.
Greetings, Orbiter.ch
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USA: Chuck Share (1st overall, Boston) 1950
Canada: Bob Houbregs (2nd overall, Milwaukee) 1953
China: Tom Meshchery (7th overall, Philadelphia) 1961
Mexico: Manuel Raga (167th overall, Atlanta) 1970
Italy: Dino Meneghin (182nd overall, Atlanta) 1970
Germany: John Brown (10th overall, Atlanta) 1973
The Netherlands: Swen Nater (16th overall, Milwaukee) 1973
Trinidad And Tobago: Ken Charles (38th overall, Buffalo) 1973
Morocco: Mike Flynn (113th overall, Philadelphia) 1975
Denmark: Lars Hansen (37th overall, Chicago) 1976
Romania: Ernie Grunfeld (11th overall, Milwaukee) 1977
The Bahamas: Mychal Thompson (1st overall, Portland) 1978
Puerto Rico: Alfred Lee; Jr. (10th overall, Atlanta) 1978
UK: James Donaldson III (73rd overall, Seattle) 1979
Panama: Rolando Blackman (9th overall, Dallas) 1981
Iceland: Petur Gudmundsson (61st overall, Portland) 1981
France: Jacques Wilkins (3rd overall, Utah) 1982
Spain: Wallace Bryant; Jr. (30th overall, Chicago) 1982
Jamaica: Wayne Sappleton (38th overall, Golden State) 1982
Nigeria: Hakeem Olajuwon (1st overall, Houston) 1984
South Sudan: Manute Bol (31st overall, Washington) 1985
Haiti: Yves Joseph (36th overall, New Jersey) 1985
Bulgaria: Georgi Glouchkov (148th overall, Phoenix) 1985
Lithuania: Arvydas Sabonis (24th overall, Portland) 1986
Greece: Panagiotis Fasoulas (37th overall, Portland) 1986
Croatia: Drazen Petrovic (60th overall, Portland) 1986
Russia: Alexander Volkov (134th overall, Atlanta) 1986
Lebanon: Rony Seikaly (9th overall, Miami) 1988
Brazil: Rolando Junior (26th overall, Portland) 1988
Dominican Republic: Alfredo Horford (39th overall, Milwaukee) 1988
Argentina: Jorge Gonzalez (54th overall, Atlanta) 1988
Serbia: Vlade Divac (26th overall, Los Angeles Lakers) 1989
Egypt: Alaa Abdelnaby (25th overall, Portland) 1990
Democratic Republic Of Congo: Dikembe Womutombo (4th overall, Denver) 1991
Australia: Luc Longley (7th overall, Minnesota) 1991
Colombia: Alvaro Teheran (44th overall, Philadelphia) 1991
Bosnia & Herzegovina: Predrag Danilovic (43rd overall, Golden State) 1992
Slovakia: Richard Petruska (46th overall, Houston) 1993
Ghana: Will Njoku (41st overall, Indiana) 1994
U.S. Virgin Islands: Charles Claxton; Jr. (50th overall, Phoenix) 1994
Czech Republic: Jiri Zidek; Jr. (22nd overall, Charlotte) 1995
Ukraine: Vitaly Potapenko (12th overall, Cleveland) 1996
South Africa: Steve Nash (15th overall, Phoenix) 1996
Estonia: Martin Muursepp (25th overall, Utah) 1996
Israel: Doron Sheffer (36th overall, Los Angeles Clippers) 1996
St. Vincent & The Grenadines: Adonal Foyle (8th overall, Golden State) 1997
Slovenia: Marko Milic (33rd overall, Philadelphia) 1997
Montenegro: Predrag Drobnjak (48th overall, Washington) 1997
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Sweden: Miles Simon (42nd overall, Orlando) 1998
New Zealand: Sean Marks (44th overall, New York) 1998
Turkey: Hidayet Turkoglu (16th overall, Sacramento) 2000
Senegal: Mamadou N'Diaye (26th overall, Denver) 2000
Mali: Soumaila Samake (36th overall, New Jersey) 2000
Finland: Hanno Mottola (40th overall, Atlanta) 2000
Belgium: William Parker; Jr. (28th overall, San Antonio) 2001
Cameroon: Ruben Boumtje (50th overall, Portland) 2001
Luxembourg: Alvin Jones III (57th overall, Philadelphia) 2001
Poland: Maciej Lampe (30th overall, New York) 2003
Latvia: Andris Biedrins (11th overall, Golden State) 2004
South Korea: Seung-Jin Ha (46th overall, Portland) 2004
Central African Republic: Romain Sato-Lebel (52nd overall, San Antonio) 2004
Uzbekistan: Sergei Karaulov (57th overall, San Antonio) 2004
Switzerland: Thabo Sefalosha (13th overall, Philadelphia) 2006
Belarus: Vladimir Veremeenko (48th overall, Washington) 2006
Gabon: Yann Lasme (46th overall, Golden State) 2007
Taiwan: Joe Alexander (8th overall, Milwaukee) 2008
Republic Of Congo: Serge Ibaka-Ngobila (24th overall, Seattle) 2008
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Hungary: Hanga Adam (59th overall, San Antonio) 2011
Iran: Arsalan Kazemi (54th overall, Washington) 2013
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Austria: Jakob Potl (9th overall, Toronto) 2016
Cyprus: Aleks Vezenkov (57th overall, Brooklyn) 2017
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