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Marine biologists stumbled upon an extremely rare species of shark while conducting a deep sea survey. The shark was caught off the west coast of Scotland near the remote island of St Kilda and it is absolutely one of a kind.
The shark has unique narrow feline eyes, a broad head and mouth and a short, rounded body. It has been given various names, which are all as unique as the shark itself. Mostly, it is known as "false catshark" due to its resemblance with the small bottom-dwelling shark while some also refer it as "sofa shark." Its features are also similar to "blobfish" which is recently crowned as the ugliest animal in the world.
This unusual looking shark rarely surfaces. In fact, scientists claim that they have not seen this species in Scottish waters before.
The shark was identified as female. It was measured at two and a half meters in length and weighted 60kg, more than double the weight of a catshark seen in Scottish territory some 15 years ago.
This accidental meeting with the sofa shark takes the total number of shark species found in Scotland to 72.
"Not too long ago we were told that there was only 32 different types of shark in Scottish waters but in the past year we've learned that there are actually 72 different species, many of which are in deep water." A spokesman for the Scottish Shark Tagging program said in a statement.
Deep-water species usually found between 500m to 1400m deep on the ocean floor. The newly discovered shark species was spotted as deep as 1900m. The shark has tiny teeth and usually eats eels, squids and shrimps. It has enormous oily liver which makes up 25 percent of its total weight.
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All Best Buy locations now provide repairs for Apple devices
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Medical City Healthcare conducting national search for Frisco, Plano hospital CEO
A national search is underway to find the next CEO of Medical City Frisco and Medical City Plano.
Courtesy Medical City Plano
A national search is underway to find the next CEO of Medical City Frisco and Medical City Plano. (Courtesy Medical City Plano)
By Lindsey Juarez | 3:44 pm May 14, 2019 CDT May 15, 2019 | Updated 3:24 pm May 15, 2019 CDT
Medical City Healthcare is conducting a national search for the next CEO of Medical City Frisco and Medical City Plano as current CEO Charles Gressle is being promoted within HCA Healthcare.
Gressle's last day at the Frisco and Plano hospitals is May 31, said Janet St. James, assistant vice president of strategic communications for Medical City Healthcare.
Gressle is becoming the chief administrative officer for the East Florida division of HCA Healthcare, the parent company of Medical City Healthcare.
"It has been my honor and privilege to serve the North Texas community," Gressle said in a statement. "Together, we have accomplished many important healthcare milestones that have reinforced our commitment to the care and improvement of human life. Medical City Plano and Medical City Frisco have exceptional leadership in place, and I am confident that these two hospitals will continue to grow to meet the healthcare needs of the many patients who entrust their care to us."
Gressle has been Medical City Plano's CEO since 2013. He also became Medical City Frisco's CEO after HCA purchased the hospital in 2016.
He has also served as the chief operating officer at Medical City Dallas Hospital and Medical City Children's Hospital and the senior vice president of strategy and business development for the HCA Continental Division in Denver.
Christian Blanchard 4:45 pm May 15, 2019
Hopefully a new CEO will help that place. I just recently had a pretty terrible experience at the one in Plano. Their incompetence almost killed me. Thank God my FATHER was able to rescusitate me in their hallway. Where we sat for an hour and a half for no reason. I was supposed to have surgery but, they kept saying I had a balance when the fee was paid in full the day before. Meanwhile, I'm having seizures like crazy because the surgeon wouldn't let me take my seizure meds for 24 hours. I said, you must not really want to do this surgery! I said, don't be mad at me when you have to cancel the morning of, which is what ended up happening. They kept taking my father off to different places while I'm seizing by myself. I stopped breathing multiple times and thank God dad noticed from across the room that I wasn't breathing and rushed over and gave me rescue breaths. You never leave someone that is actively seizing by themselves! How stupid are these people?! NOW they don't want to give me my money back! I've already called a lawyer. I'm giving them the chance to do the right thing first. I was an O.R. nurse at one time, I know the ins and outs of a procedure so, I know that they did everything wrong, wrong, wrong. I've also reported them to the board. Beware of this place!
Lindsey Juarez
Lindsey has been involved in newspapers in some form since high school. She graduated magna cum laude from the University of Texas at Arlington in 2014 with a degree in Journalism. While attending UTA, she worked for The Shorthorn, the university's award-winning student newspaper. She was hired as Community Impact Newspaper's first Frisco reporter in 2014. Less than a year later, she took over as the editor of the Frisco edition. Since then, she has covered a variety of topics and issues important to the community, including the city's affordable housing shortage, the state's controversial A-F school accountability system and the city's "Bury the Lines" efforts.
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Gustave Assire
Seated girl, c.1920
Gustave Assire was born and grew up in Angers, in the Loire valley of western France. After leaving school at the Académie Julian in Angers, he moved to Paris in 1894 and studied art at the École des Beaux-Arts, where his teachers included Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant, Jean-Paul Laurens, Fernand Cormon and Gustave Moreau. In 1900 he started exhibiting at the Salon des Artistes Français and the Salon d'Automne. In 1927 he started showing his work at the Salon des Independants, the annual art exhibition of the Societe des Artistes Independants, the annual exhibition organised annually ever since 1884 which aims to showcase the type of avant-garde art of which the official Paris Salon disapproves.
Port de Collioure, 1870
Assire was a versatile artist, engraver and illustrator; his landscapes of France and North Africa are fresh, his engravings skilled, and his book illustrations original. For many years he lived in the Montmartre area of Paris, and clearly enjoyed depicting the colourful life of the district's many bars. He appears only to have illustrated three books – Paul Verlaine's Liturgies intimes; Alfred de Musset's Complete Works (with Emile Nourigat); and Pierre Mac Orlan's Images secrètes de Paris.
Dancer, c.1920
As far as we know, Assire never married, but he did have at least one notable erotic claim to fame. In November 1903, while he was sharing a studio at 60 boulevard de Clichy with his artist colleague Octave Guillaumet, a young Dutch woman named Margaretha Zelle called by looking for modelling work. She was apparently taken aback when Guillaumet suggested she should model naked, but it suited the new life that she was creating for herself as an exotic dancer. Very soon all Paris and the world beyond would know her as Mata Hari.
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This is the beginning of a series that started one autumn evening in the Valdicchiana region of Tuscany, where the wind, the sun held in the ground and the imminent storm, electrified the air and thrilled the birds. This brief moment, elusive but tangible in my body, made me want to recount the landscape from a sensorial angle.
My work is then a result from proceeding between different temporalities: the present moment, the memory of my body, and my imagination.
Our memories are like small remains of meteorites staying in levitation: fragments of sensations and feelings.
Lightness of paper and fabrics, earthy and skin colors, rustling of materials touching each others, everything conspire to take me back to that beautiful evening.
The freshness of the grass, the warmth of the earth, the electricity of the air made me feel alive and whole, a sweet and serene wildness.


Jonny and Cathy dreamed of having an outdoor ceremony, however, the British weather lived up to its unreliable reputation and on the day of their wedding, it poured down. Luckily at Rosewood, we were able to create a beautiful wedding regardless of the weather.
We loved the outdoor Pavilion and really wanted to get married there. Unfortunately, it rained, and so meant we were unable to, but the staff were amazing and helped us to make the indoor ceremony room look perfect. We also loved the grounds and how green and pretty everything was. The lake, fountain and paddocks are lovely and meant that we got some stunning photographs!
Not really a theme but we wanted the wedding to feel quite relaxed. We had a BBQ and an ice-cream van rather than a sit-down meal, and we made our own bar for all the reception drinks. I had two aims; to make as much décor ourselves as possible, and to try and make it a little different from all the other weddings I had been to. We made so many things ourselves, building a bar, creating chalkboards from scratch and even baking our own wedding cake! I was really proud of everything we did.
All the compliments we received about the décor and the things we had made. It really made all of the hard work worth it to have so many people say that they loved it. I also really enjoyed staying at the venue the night before the wedding. My bridesmaids and I were drinking prosecco in the hot tub until midnight and had such a good time. It made the wedding feel like more than just a day to stay there for 2 nights. The lodges are lovely.
I would change the weather! But you can't change that and it was still fantastic even with the rain. The good thing about the marquee is that it's so big and even if it's raining outside, everyone is in one place and all celebrating together with plenty of room and everything you need!
Yes definitely, the staff there are outstanding. Shannon and her team really did go above and beyond to make us happy, from start to the finish. They are flexible and did everything they could to help us create our perfect wedding. If I could do my wedding again, I would still choose Rosewood.


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package org.bson.io;

import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets;
import java.util.Arrays;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertArrayEquals;

// for tests that are too slow to run in Groovy
public class BasicOutputBufferTest {

    @Test
    public void shouldEncodeAllCodePointsThatAreLettersOrDigits() throws IOException {
        for (int codePoint = 1; codePoint <= Character.MAX_CODE_POINT; codePoint++) {
            if (!Character.isLetterOrDigit(codePoint)) {
                continue;
            }
            // given
            BasicOutputBuffer bsonOutput = new BasicOutputBuffer(8);

            // when
            String str = new String(Character.toChars(codePoint));
            bsonOutput.writeCString(str);

            // then
            byte[] bytes = getBytes(bsonOutput);
            assertArrayEquals("failed with code point " + codePoint, str.getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8), Arrays.copyOfRange(bytes, 0, bytes.length - 1));
        }
    }

    byte[] getBytes(final BasicOutputBuffer basicOutputBuffer) throws IOException {
        ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArrayOutputStream(basicOutputBuffer.getSize());

        basicOutputBuffer.pipe(baos);

        return baos.toByteArray();
    }

}

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All things are possible if you learn to keep your faith at or above the "Mustard seed" level. To do so, you must always keep your eye on your "faith gauge". Monitor it closely. You can do anything when you put all your trust in GOD. It's also necessary to not just make GOD "a part of" your "circle of influence"… but you have to make HIM "THE" circle of influence over your life – by including HIM in everything.
JESUS talked about the quantity of faith that it takes to do the impossible. HE said, ["If you have faith as a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, move from here to there, and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you." ~ Matthew 17:20].
The Mustard plant is a somewhat peculiar plant. It grows to a remarkable size in comparison to the original (tiny) mustard seed. JESUS referred to the principles of the Kingdom of GOD as a living thing that grows within us to produce remarkable things.
To Do The Impossible, do your best to keep your mental environment free from the influence of negative clutter – from the people around you. Know your value – and always "Love yourself" enough to walk away from things that no longer help you grow…, or from things that no longer make you HAPPY.
To Do The Impossible, you have to allow GOD to STRETCH YOU. Sure, it might result in you having to toss and turn, and lose sleep… wondering what to do next. Eventually, though, you will realize that when you decide to put everything in GOD's hands – "step out of the boat" of what's easy and comfortable to you – and trust GOD, everything will change for you… and the impossible will begin to happen.
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Clinical data, mainly the patient records from clinical institutions, such as medical imaging, patient electronic health records, clinical trial data, etc.
Genotype data, basically the genetic makeups of the individuals, such as DNA and protein.
Integrating all these different kinds of information to make people healthier bears huge potential, but is also is a problem of vital importance and requires a lot of efforts from different parties where data miners play a major role. This makes this workshop highly relevant to KDD, the premier conference of data mining. Moreover, last year the National Science Foundation of United States set up a novel program on smart and connected health, which makes this workshop an in-time event for people to share their opinions and experiences on this topic.
Shahram Ebadollahi: Dr. Shahram Ebadollahi is the Vice President, Health Informatics Research and the Chief Science Officer, IBM Healthcare. In his capacity as the head of Health Informatics Research he has global responsibility for the direction of IBM Research in the area of healthcare research and oversees a multi-disciplinary team of scientists across IBM worldwide research laboratories. He and his team have conducted research in the broad area of health informatics with specific focus on Computational Healthcare, which aims at applying data-driven analytics and big data approaches to the domain of healthcare.
In his capacity as IBM's Chief Science Officer, he has responsibility across IBM brands and offerings for the definition and setting of technical strategy and execution of IBM healthcare offerings and innovation in support of those offerings.
Dr. Ebadollahi's work has enabled software and service offerings by IBM in the areas of Smarter Care and Real World Evidence with applications to healthcare payers, providers and pharmaceutical companies.
Dr. Ebadollahi received his PhD and MS degrees in Electrical Engineering from Columbia University before joining IBM Research. He has extensively published in the areas of analytics in general and healthcare analytics in particular. His work has been reported in various articles in the media. He has also served as adjunct faculty at Columbia University in New York and has advised and overseen the research of doctoral student in the areas of multimedia and medical imaging.
Abstract: Improving outcomes, reducing costs and enhancing patient experience are the three aims of the healthcare system in the US. Information technology has an important role to play enabling organizations achieve these goals by providing timely and personalized evidence and insights. Such evidence and insights can be derived from large repositories of published scientific research as well as through mining and learning from observational data that are becoming increasingly available through the adoption of electronic health records enhanced by patient generated data.
I will share with the audience examples of knowledge-driven and data-driven technologies and their applications to payer, provider, and pharmaceutical organizations. These technologies span advanced Q&A, predictive modeling, cohort identification, risk stratification, care planning and visual analytics for decision support.
GQ Zhang: Dr. Zhang is Division Chief of Medical Informatics, Co-Director of Biomedical Research Information Management of the NCATS-funded Case Western CTSA, and PI of the NHLBI-funded National Sleep Research Resource Center. His research spans large-scale, multi-center data integration, ontological engineering, query interface design and information retrieval. Dr. Zhang has led a group of faculty, student and developers which has deployed a half dozen tools for data capturing, data management and data integration, effectively bringing cutting-edge computer science and informatics methodology to address data challenges.
Abstract: Ontologies are shared conceptualizations of a domain represented in a formal language. They represent not only the concepts used in scientific work, but just as importantly, the relationships between the concepts.Ontologies have become the "brain" of many data management systems in biomedicine. They have been used, for example, to handle terminological heterogeneity, facilitate system interoperability and integration, enable knowledge discovery, and manage biomedical big data.
However, ontological systems are often incomplete, under-specified, and non-static,for reasons such as the evolving state of knowledge in a domain, the involvement of manual curation work, and the progressive nature of knowledge engineering itself. New applications call for new ontologies or expansion and enhancement of existing ones. Many additional factors, such as merging or reusing existing ontologies and porting to a common representation framework, may introduce inconsistencies and unintended artifacts. Thus Ontology Quality Assurance (OQA) is an indispensable part of knowledge engineering lifecycle.
This talk presents an exemplar "Big Data" approach to OQA, using MapReduce to extract non-lattice fragments in ontological hierarchies.We are interested in non-lattice fragments because they are often indicative of structural anomalies in ontological systems and, as such, represent possible areas of focus for subsequent quality assurance work. However, extracting the non-lattice fragments in large ontological systems is computationally expensive if not prohibitive, using a traditional sequential approach. In this talk I will present a general MapReduce pipeline, called MaPLE (MapReduce Pipeline for Lattice-based Evaluation) for extracting non-lattice fragments in large partially ordered sets and demonstrate its applicability in ontology quality assurance. Using MaPLE in a 30-node Hadoop local cloud, all non-lattice fragments in 8 SNOMED CT versions from 2009 to 2014 have been extracted, with an average total computing time of less than 3 hours per version (instead of 3 months using standard desktop machines). With dramatically reduced time, MaPLE makes it feasible not only to perform exhaustive structural analysis of large ontological hierarchies, but also to systematically track structural changes between versions. Preliminary change analysis shows that the average change rates on the non-lattice pairs are up to 38.6 times higher than the change rates of the background structure (concept nodes). This demonstrates that fragments around non-lattice pairs exhibit significantly higher rates of change in the process of ontological evolution.
Joydeep Ghosh: Dr. Ghosh is currently the Schlumberger Centennial Chair Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Texas, Austin. He joined the UT-Austin faculty in 1988 after being educated at, (B. Tech '83) and The University of Southern California (Ph.D'88). He is the founder-director of IDEAL (Intelligent Data Exploration and Analysis Lab) and a Fellow of the IEEE. Dr. Ghosh has taught graduate courses on data mining and web analytics every year to both UT students and to industry, for over a decade. He was voted as "Best Professor" in the Software Engineering Executive Education Program at UT. Dr. Ghosh's research interests lie	primarily in data mining and web mining, predictive modeling / predictive analytics, machine learning approaches such as adaptive multi-learner systems, and their applications to a wide variety of complex	real-world problems. He has published more than 300 refereed papers and 50 book chapters, and co-edited over 20 books. He has received 14 Best Paper Awards over the years. Dr. Ghosh hasalso served as a co-founder, consultant or advisor to successful startups (Stadia Marketing, Neonyoyo and Knowledge Discovery One) and as a consultant to large corporations such as IBM, Motorola and Vinson & Elkins.
The rapidly increasing availability of electronic health records (EHRs) from multiple heterogeneous sources has spearheaded the adoption of data-driven approaches for improved clinical research, decision making, prognosis, and patient management. Unfortunately, EHR data do not always directly and reliably map to medical concepts such as "phenotypes" that clinical researchers are familiar with and can use. Current approaches to determining and vetting phenotypes require labor intensive supervision from experienced clinical professionals. Furthermore, existing approaches are often disease-centric and specialized to the idiosyncrasies of the information technology and/or business practices of a single healthcare organization.
In this talk, I will describe how certain types of collective, sparse, nonnegative tensor factorization methods can simultaneously yield multiple phenotype candidates with virtually no human supervision. Phenotype candidates correspond to tensor factors that automatically reveal patient clusters on specific diagnoses and medications. I will highlight the promise of data mining based high-throughput phenotyping, as well as key challenges in integrating such approaches with existing domain knowledge to produce even more readily acceptable and actionable results.
Henry Kautz: Dr. Kautz is Chair of the Department of Computer Science and Director of the Institute for Data Science at the University of Rochester. He performs research in social media, machine learning, pervasive computing, search algorithms, and assistive technology. His academic degrees are an A.B. in mathematics from Cornell University, an M.A. in Creative Writing from the Johns Hopkins University, an M.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of Toronto, and a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Rochester. He was a researcher and department head at Bell Labs and AT&T Laboratories until becoming a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of the University of Washington in 2000. He joined University of Rochester in 2006. He was President (2010-2012) of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), and is a Fellow of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), and a recipient of the IJCAI Computers and Thought Award.
Abstract: Many companies are data mining social media for marketing purposes. We have begun data mining Twitter and similar media for public health purposes. People posting from their cell phones are in effect a mobile organic sensor network. The "data exhaust" users generate from their posts can be used for purposes such as tracking influenza and determining the impact of environmental factors on public health. Unlike traditional methods for gaining public health information, social media data mining is real time and can be used to make predictions about particular individuals. We demonstrate how statistical language models can be used to identify rare tweets about disease symptoms with surprisingly high precision and recall.
Manuscripts should be in English and must not exceed 8 pages using the standard ACM format found at http://www.acm.org/sigs/publications/proceedings-templates in PDF format. Papers should be submitted from website https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=bigchat2014.
Zhengxing Huang. Associate Professor. Zhejiang University. China.
Bo Jin. Associate Professor. Dalian University of Technology. China.
Jiming Liu. Chair Professor. Hongkong Baptist University. Hong Kong, China.
Robert Moskovitch. Postdoctoral Research Scientist. Columbia University. USA.
Kenney Ng. Research Staff Member. IBM T. J. Watson Research Center. USA.
Chandan Reddy. Associate Professor. Wayne State University. USA.
Stein Olav Skrøvseth. Senior Researcher. Norwegian Centre for Integrated Care and Telemedicine. Norway.
Gregor Stiglic. Associate Professor. Maribor University. Slovenia.
Vincent S. Tseng. Distinguished Professor. National Cheng Kung University. Taiwan.
Jiayu Zhou. Senior Research Scientist. Samsung Research North America. USA.


CouchDB 2.0 alpha releases for general community testing. See the release testing plan and the discussion that took place over the holidays. Please review the first draft plan and add comments, keeping in mind that for every issue you help find and get fixed, there are thousands, if not tens of thousands of people who won't run into the same issue, so your help has a significant impact!
No meeting because of holidays, happy holidays!
There was a suggestion to add a CouchDB image to DigitalOcean's platform which includes many project integrations. It's similar to the discussion on adding an official CouchDB image to Docker.
This is an introduction to a proposed PR creating a patch which would allow people testing out Mango to receive all of the docs and allow them to filter later (instead of creating an index), which could lower the bar to entry with testing/usage.
couchdb-push 2.3.0 – Deploy CouchDB documents from directory, JSON or module.
Query Cloudant (using the Node.js module) database for a list of documents?
How to change response header (cache) in CouchDB?
CORS issue when using PouchDB to access Cloudant.
Saving and getting data to/rows to and from PouchDB.
Lazily fetch and replicate documents.
PouchDB to CouchDB replication with non server admin user authentication.
January 12, Boston (MA) US: OpenStack and data bases!
[PODCAST] Serial Episode 3 – Escaping and Episode 4 – The Captors are now up!
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Hi there :) Our names are Evan & Lia Karantonis, and we specialize in joyful & timeless event photography.
We're a husband & wife crew based in Boston, MA, dedicated to providing couples with timeless and romantic images.
On the very rare occasions that we don't have cameras in front of our faces, we're eating ice cream (Evan loves vanilla, Lia loves mint chocolate chip), watching Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Farley, singing along to the radio, or drinking A LOT of coffee (Starbucks or Dunkin, we can't decide!) We're also a little obsessed with unnecessary trips to Target & Costco, and can spend an entire day at IKEA.
But enough about us - We want to know about you! Shoot us an e-mail, Facebook message, or a good old-fashioned phone call.
I loved loved loved working with Lia and Evan!!! They went do above and beyond in each and every way! They were happy to try anything out that we thought would look nice. They were so patient with all the wedding craziness and even stopped into our rehearsal to make sure they could shoot the lighting in our venue perfectly! They both helped us remember things we would have forgotten but I swear they weren't even there during the ceremony but got some beautiful pictures! The only request I would've had is a little more advice on where to hold the bouquet, or put your arms for the first dance or little details like that to make the photos he best they could be. We had so much fun working with them and they got pictures of us as well as photo ops for the wedding party. We are so thrilled to have worked with them!
Thank you, Jessica! We had a wonderful time with you, Jorge, and your amazing family & friends! It was such a joy to be a part of your day, and we wish you all the best.
They came in a did a stellar job of getting multiple perspectives.
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Хусинска буна је оружани отпор рудара рудника Креке против насиља органа државне власти у току генералног штрајка рудара Босне и Херцеговине, од 21. до 28. децембра 1920. године, назван по рударском селу Хусино код Тузле.

Мада је штрајк избио због владиног кршења споразума о висини надница, који је она сама потписала, проглашен је субверзијом. У њему је учествовало око 7.000 радника, а водила га је Комунистичка партија преко Савеза рудара, на челу са Митром Трифуновићем Учом.

Рударске породице у Брези, Креки, Тузли и Зеници исељене су из државних станова, а рудари мобилисани. Више од 300 исељених рудара из Креке, претежно Словенаца, повукло се са штрајкачким одбором у Хусино и друга села крај Тузле. Њихов отпор војсци, жандармерији и "Народној гарди", које су покушале да странце протерају, а домаће рударе приморају на посао, у крви је угушен 28. децембра 1920. Погинуло је седам, а рањено више десетина рудара и сељака. Ухапшено је око 400 лица који су се солидарисала са штрајкачима. Сурови обрачун полиције и жандармерије с рударима у Босни и Херцеговини изазвао је општи револт и протестне акције радника широм земље.

Тринаест месеци касније хусинска буна је добила епилог у великом судском процесу вођеном у Тузли у јануару и фебруару 1922. Оптужница је теретила 350 рудара, а суђено је 20-орици учесника. Јуро Керошевић, оптужен за убиство жандара, осуђен је на смрт вешањем, а 10 рудара на временске казне од једног до 15 месеци.

Против тог суђења и за спашавање Керошевића вођена је у земљи и иностранству акција солидарности, па су власти биле присиљене да му замене казну смрти за 20 година робије.

Занимљивости
 Народна пјесма "Коњух планином" инспирисана је Хусинском буном. Опевана је у част Пеје Марковића, који је погинуо 1941. године. Био је припадник хусинске партизанске чете, која је великим делом била сачињена од хусинских рудара, учесника буне. Музика за песму је преузета из већ постојеће руске мелодије.
 Телевизија Сарајево снимила је ТВ драму "Хусинска буна" 1980. године. Редитељ драме је Сава Мрмак, а писац сценарија Вељко Радовић.
 Касарна у Тузли, из које се колона војника ЈНА повлачила после чега је нападнута (догађај познатији као "Тузланска колона"), звала се "Хусинска буна".

Спољашње везе
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Литература
 Др. Божа Маџар. 1988. Хусинска буна. У: Енциклопедија Југославије. Југословенски лексикографски институт у Загребу (5 том ЈАЊ-ХРВ).

Раднички покрет Југославије
Историја Босне и Херцеговине
Краљевина Југославија
1920.

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Andy est un film français réalisé par Julien Weill, sorti en 2019.

Avec seulement 26 543 entrées, le film est l'un des plus gros flop de l'année .

Synopsis
Thomas parvient depuis toujours à mener sa vie sans faire beaucoup d'effort. Un jour, il se retrouve cependant à la rue. Il trouve refuge dans un foyer où il fait alors la rencontre de Margaux, qui sort d'une relation d'amour douloureuse. Pour gagner sa vie, Thomas pense avoir trouvé le « travail » parfait, escort boy. Il va ainsi embarquer Margaux dans un partenariat inattendu.

Fiche technique
 Réalisation : Julien Weill
 Scénario : Julien Weill, Grégory Boutboul, Vincent Elbaz, avec la collaboration de Bernard Jeanjean
 Directeur de la photographie : Rémy Chevrin
 Montage : Franck Nakache
 Décors : Arnaud Chauvin
 Son : Sammy Nekib et Guillaume Valeix
 Musique : Julien Cohen
 Producteurs : Samuel Hadida, Victor Hadida, Laurent Hadida, Kev Adams et Elisa Soussan
 Sociétés de production : My Family et Davis Films, avec la participation de Canal+, en association avec la SOFICA A+ Images 8
 Distribution : Metropolitan Filmexport (France)
 Pays :
 Genre : comédie romantique
 Durée : 90 minutes
 Date de sortie :
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Distribution
 Vincent Elbaz : Thomas
 Alice Taglioni : Margaux
 Jacques Weber : Serge
 Brigitte Roüan : Claire
 Philippe Cura : Philippe
 Nicolas Wanczycki : Marc
 Alysson Paradis : Mélanie
 Anne Caillon : Florence
 William Dechelette : Leo

Box office
Le film sort le  dans 129 salles. Il ne réalise que 2 336 entrées pour sa première journée, score très faible.

Seulement  entrées sont comptabilisées pour le premier week-end d'exploitation. Pour sa première semaine, le cumul est de 19 896 entrées, soit moins de 5 personnes par séance en moyenne (129 salles). Le film quitte les salles après moins de 6 semaines, avec seulement 26 543 entrées.

Critiques

Le film reçoit globalement de bons retours, avec une note moyenne de 2,8 sur AlloCiné.

Télérama dit .

Le Parisien trouve malheureusement que .

Notes et références

Liens externes

Film français sorti en 2019
Comédie romantique française
Premier long métrage sorti en 2019


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Reprezentacja Chile U–20 w piłce nożnej – młodzieżowa reprezentacja Chile sterowana przez Chile Związek Piłki Nożnej. Jej największym sukcesem jest trzecie miejsce na świecie w 2003 roku.

Występy w MŚ U–20
 1977: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 1979: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 1981: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 1983: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 1985: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 1987: Czwarte miejsce
 1989: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 1991: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 1993: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 1995: Faza grupowa
 1997: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 1999: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 2001: Faza grupowa
 2003: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 2005: II runda
 2007: Trzecie miejsce
 2009: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 2011: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 2013: Ćwierćfinał
 2015: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 2017: Nie zakwalifikowała się
 2019: Nie zakwalifikowała się

Linki zewnętrzne
 ANFP

Reprezentacja Chile w piłce nożnej
Chile


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FREE WORKSHOP WITH THE CLEVELAND CORE ENSEMBLE (CPT'S IN-HOUSE DEVISING ENSEMBLE)
This three day workshop with Raymond Bobgan, Darius J. Stubbs, and Faye Hargate is focused on physical work of the actor, our approach to voice and song, and actor creation. This session will also function as a selection session for future work. This is a way for performers to get to know us and our way of working. This is also a way to test out the potential for performers to be successful in this process and style of work. Free workshop/selection sessions will be held on the evenings of March 25, 27, and 28 (6:30-10:30p). Participants are expected to attend all three sessions. Participation in this workshop is by application only, and applications must be received no later than March 21. Click here for more information.
Rusted Heart Broadcast, 2013. Photo by Steve Wagner.
Air Waves (Part Three of the Elements Cycle), 2014. Photo by Steve Wagner.
Station Hope 2016. Photo by Steve Wagner.
Red Ash Mosaic, 2017. Photo by Steve Wagner.
About Cleveland Core Ensemble
In 2012, Executive Artistic Director Raymond Bobgan began working with a group of actors to create Rusted Heart Broadcast. The principles of this work were guided by Raymond's long experience in ensemble theatre creation. A core group of actors continue to work together as an ensemble, aligning with the Network of Ensemble Theaters (NET) which defines ensemble as "a group of individuals dedicated to collaborative creation, committed to working together consistently over years to develop a distinctive body of work and practices."
Cleveland Core Ensemble (Raymond Bobgan, Faye Hargate, Adam Seeholzer, and Darius J. Stubbs) is working on a multitude of projects in collaboration with other theatre artists. The purpose of the ensemble goes beyond the creation of new work, as it also influences the approach to theatre throughout the season, instills core values in the broader artistic work of CPT, contributes to CPT's community work in events like Station Hope, and forms the pedagogical basis for our education programs.
RAYMOND BOBGAN (Director)
This is Raymond Bobgan's 13th season in the leadership position at Cleveland Public Theatre (CPT). Raymond specializes in working through an ensemble process to create new performances that are bold, multilayered, and highly physical. Raymond's work has been seen in Romania, Brazil, Denmark, Serbia, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and Canada and has been featured in American Theatre magazine, Canadian Theatre Review, Theatre Journal, and in Lisa Wolford's book Grotowski's Objective Drama Research. Raymond has created many works for CPT including: Red Ash Mosaic; Feefer Rising, with Faye Hargate; Rusted Heart Broadcast; Insomnia: The Waking of Herselves, with Holly Holsinger and Chris Seibert; Cut to Pieces, with Chris Seibert; and Blue Sky Transmission: A Tibetan Book of the Dead, co-produced by CPT and La MaMa ETC (NY).
Raymond initiated the Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP) in 1994, a job-training theatre program for teens, co-created the Y-Haven Theatre Project with James Levin which engages formerly homeless men in writing and performing theatre, and initiated Teatro Público de Cleveland, CPT's resident Latino theatre company, and Station Hope, a community arts festival honoring Cleveland's social justice heritage and exploring contemporary issues of social justice. Raymond and Cleveland Core Ensemble's production of Red Ash Mosaic recently toured nationally to New Orleans and Columbus.
In 2017, Raymond received the Cisgender Ally Award at Cleveland's Transgender Day of Remembrance, and in 2015, received Equality Ohio's Ally Award. He received the 2017 Governor's Award for the Arts in Ohio and in 2014 became the first recipient of the Cleveland Arts Prize in the discipline of Theatre. He currently serves as the President of the Board of Directors for the National New Play Network, serves on the Theatre Communications Group Board of Directors, and is the Chair of the Board of the Gordon Square Arts District. Raymond is a two-time recipient of the Creative Workforce Fellowship (2010 for theatre, 2014 for music composition), a program of the Community Partnership for Arts and Culture (now Arts Cleveland).
FAYE HARGATE (ENSEMBLE MEMBER)
Faye is a performer, installation artist, educator, and director. She joined the CPT staff in 2009 after working at the theatre as an independent artist since 2007. Appointed to Director of Community Ensembles in 2016, Faye is the Program Director of CPT's Brick City Theatre, working with youth, ages 5-14 years old, and families who live in public housing, and Cleveland Act Now, working with youth, ages 10-14, who live in Cleveland and surrounding neighborhoods. Thanks to a grant from the Cleveland Foundation's new mastery-based arts initiative, Faye has led the successful three-fold expansion of CPT's under-14-years-old theatre education programming. Through this expansion, Brick City Theatre has implemented programming at two additional CMHA community centers, Outhwaite Homes and Riverside Park, and a neighborhood community center, Harvard Services Community Center, while maintaining strength at two ongoing sites, Woodhill Homes and the program's flagship site, Lakeview Terrace. Now in pilot phase, Cleveland Act Now represents the 6th and final site of this three-fold expansion. In 2017, Faye received the Greater Cleveland Community Shares 2017 Rising Activist Award in recognition of her leadership as Program Director of Brick City Theatre.
Faye is Program Coordinator of Masrah Cleveland Al-Arabi, a new project under the direction of Raymond Bobgan that will develop work by and with Arabic-speaking communities, with the long-term goal of creating a permanent ensemble similar to Teatro Público de Cleveland (TPC), CPT's resident Latino theatre company founded in 2013. Since 2013, Faye has played a leadership role with TPC, serving as program coordinator and supporting the production of four bilingual devised plays and three Spanish language scripted plays, all produced at Cleveland Public Theatre, among other projects at community events like CPT's Station Hope and Ohio City's fall Street Festival.
Faye is a lead CPT artist and a founding member of the Cleveland Core Ensemble. Under the direction of Raymond Bobgan, she has collaborated to create original works: Red Ash Mosaic, Feefer Rising, Fire on the Water (Part Four of the Elements Cycle), Air Waves (Part Three of the Elements Cycle), Rusted Heart Broadcast, Earth Plays (Part Two of the Elements Cycle), and Open Mind Firmament. Collaborating with visual artist, and mother, Joan Hargate, Faye has directed the creation of performance/art installations: She's Wearing White…, Royal Ann's Preserve, Echoless Shore, and Fellsalie. She is a 2014 Creative Workforce Fellow, a program of the Community Partnership for Arts and Culture funded by Cuyahoga Arts and Culture. Other notable CPT credits include: American Falls, Akarui, Anna Bella Eema, and The Other Shore. Prior to CPT, she was Associate Artistic Director of Cleveland's Theater Ninjas (now Maelstrom Collaborative Arts) from 2006-2009 and taught for Cleveland School of the Arts. Faye is a graduate of Ecole Jacques Lecoq (Paris, France) and has performed in France and Portugal. She holds a BA in Religious Studies and Theatre from Bowdoin College (Brunswick, Maine) and trained with Cleveland's Inlet Dance Theatre. Faye is a Cleveland native.
ADAM SEEHOLZER (ENSEMBLE MEMBER)
Since 2006, Adam has worked repeatedly as an artist with CPT's core outreach programs, the Y-Haven Theatre Project, the Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP), and Brick City Theatre. Starting in the summer of 2014, he brought that experience to his role as a full-time staff member, providing leadership and helping to grow these programs. Adam received a BA in Theatre Arts at Cleveland State University, where he studied with Holly Holsinger, a longtime CPT artist. He trained at Second City (CHI), SITI Co. (NYC), and graduated from Cleveland Improv Institute's performance school. His acting credits include: Woyzeck: A Proper Murder and The Excavation with Theater Ninjas (now Maelstrom Collaborative Arts). CPT acting credits include: The Other Shore; Open Mind Firmament; At-TEN-tion Span; Poor little Lulu; Earth Plays (Part Two of the Elements Cycle); numerous original performances at CPT's annual Pandemonium event; Rusted Heart Broadcast; Air Waves (Part Three of the Elements Cycle); F*** Me, Love Me, Aphrodite; and American Falls. Adam is a founding member of the Cleveland Core Ensemble and performed in Red Ash Mosaic last spring. Adam is a proud Cleveland native.
DARIUS J. STUBBS (ENSEMBLE MEMBER)
Darius J. Stubbs is a poet, playwright, performer, vocalist, educator and transgender advocate who has been living and working in Cleveland, OH since 2006. Artistically, he has collaborated with many fine creative thinkers across the city. Selected acting credits include Rusted Heart Broadcast (CatManDu, Cleveland Public Theatre '13), Titus Andronicus (Aaron the Moor, Cleveland Shakespeare Festival '10), Comedy of Errors (Sir Balthazar, Great Lakes Theatre '09), and The Boys Next Door (Lucien P. Smith, Medina Showbiz '07). His artistic home-base continues to be among the artists who work under the visionary guidance of Raymond Bobgan. At CPT, Darius has been involved in the creation of over a dozen original performance pieces spanning the genre spectrum from performance art to fully-staged production. For the last 3 years, Darius has been a member of the Cleveland Core Ensemble and played the lead role in their original play, Red Ash Mosaic, directed by Raymond Bobgan. Darius has also lent his talents as an instructor for CPT's education programs, including the Student Theatre Enrichment Program (STEP), a summer theatre intensive for Cleveland teens; the Y-Haven Theatre Project, assisting previously homeless men in recovery from chemical dependency to express themselves through performance; and Brick City Theatre, a summer and afterschool theatre performance program for children living in CMHA housing. As an advocate for Transgender Clevelanders, Darius actively seeks to lend his voice to the chorus of others in the city who are fighting to make sure that the "T" in LGBT does not remain a silent one. Darius has been a featured speaker in an array of venues and events, including TedXCle 2015 "Untold" series, City Club of Cleveland's Forum on Transgender Identity in Northeast Ohio, CPT's Station Hope and Guide to Kulchur's "Uncanny Voices" series. In 2015, Darius was highlighted among Scene Magazine's "Cleveland People" series, presenting Clevelanders who are "working every day to make the city better, to drive it forward, to contribute to its successes and rectify its shortcomings." In July of 2016, Darius was awarded the Greater Cleveland Community Shares Rising Activist Award. Most recently, he was fortunate enough to have his poem "If It Takes a Village" published by GTK Press in A Race Anthology: Dispatches and Artifacts From A Segregated City.


14 games on the NFL schedule. 6 system plays: Vikings -6, Chargers -2.5, Falcons +2.5, Rams +7, Broncos -6, 49ers/Cardinals Under 37.5. NFL system plays are 9-6-0 season to date.
14 games on the NFL schedule. 6 system plays: CIN/CLE Over 43.5, Lions +4, BUF/ARI Over 43, 49ers -6.5, NYG/SF Over 45.5, and Broncos +1.5. NFL system plays are 3-2-0 season to date.
Yesterday's bet, Steelers at Browns, was a winner. Virginia Tech was supposed to be a good team. Is their 11 game win streak that surprising? No and Yes. It isn't surprising they won 11 games; it is surprising they won 11 games after losing their first 2 games. Stanford has steadily improved over the last few years. Their only loss this year came at Oregon. These are physical teams that play good defense.
The Hokies (11-2) rolled through the ACC. Following their opening 2 losses, they won each of the next 11 games by 7 or more points. They average 5.4 yards per play (YPP) and 11.6 yards per point scored (YPPT) on offense. On defense, they allow 5.4 YPP and 18.3 YPPT. The Hokies are very efficient. Senior QB Tyrod Taylor averages 8.88 yards per attempt (YPA) with 23 TDs and 4 INTs for a 159.04 QB rating. Taylor has been excellent throughout the year. He and the Hokies don't turn the ball over and convert points well. Will their defense be able to slow down Stanford?
Stanford (11-1) won by an average of 22.5 points per game. Like Virginia Tech, they played a difficult schedule and won most games convincingly. The Cardinals average 6.5 YPP and 11.6 YPPT on offense. On defense, they allow 5.2 YPP and 18.4 YPPT. Junior QB Andrew Luck averages 8.74 YPA with 28 TDs and 7 INTs for a 166.10 QB rating. Stanford is the better team on paper and Harbaugh should have the team motivated (could be his last game at Stanford).
The Sagarin Ratings have Stanford 94.51 and Virginia Tech 85.76. With no home advantage, the fair line is Stanford -8.75.
My football model predicts Stanford 46.58 over Virginia Tech 34.05 for 80.63 total points. These teams are similar in offensive efficiency. Stanford gains more yards through the air. Stanford gives up fewer rushing yards but the teams are almost identical in defensive efficiency. The key variance contributor is Virginia Tech's offensive yards gained. The Hokies must move the ball near their offensive average to keep this game close.
We covered yesterday on the BYU Cougars and Utah State Aggies game. Yeah. Several big games today. I am playing the Cardinals and Ducks game (played the Alabama game last week, so mixing it up). Tonight's game features two undefeated, much-hyped PAC 10 teams. Both teams have good defenses and put points on the board. Two top 10 ranked teams playing on Saturday night primetime. Both teams will be amped so expect an exciting game tonight.
The Stanford Cardinals (4-0) are a strong and aggressive team. They are averaging 6.6 yards per play (YPP) and 9.5 yards per point scored (YPPT) while only allowing 4.1 YPP and 18.8 YPPT on defense. Very efficient on offense and defense; that is what good teams do. They are also +4 in turnovers and don't get penalized too much. Starting QB Andrew Luck is averaging 8.94 yards per attempt (YPA) for 11 TDs and 2 INTs with a 169.52 QB rating. Luck has also only been sacked once in four games. Stanford is facing a very fast team and will need to find ways to slow Oregon down and cut of their space. Hitting Oregon in the mouth may be the remedy for success.
The Oregon Ducks (4-0) are fast and athletic with defense that causes problems and scores points. The Ducks are averaging 6.9 YPP and 9.7 YPPT on offense while allowing 4.0 YPP and 26.7 YPPT on defense. Oregon is clearly very efficient too, but note their offensive YPPT is lower as much because of their defense and special teams as their offense. Sophomore QB Darron Thomas is averaging 7.76 YPA for 10 TDs and 3 INTs with a 145.33 QB rating. The complaint is that he doesn't stretch the field yet; but he does manage the game and doesn't turn the ball over very much. Clearly Oregon is a very good team but they are coming off a very physical game at Arizona State to face another very physical team (and go to USC next week). Can they survive this three-week stretch?
The Sagarin Ratings have Oregon 89.85 and Stanford 86.62. With the 3.01 home advantage, the fair point spread is 6.24. This is right on the point spread. Pregame.com shows 66% of the bets are on Stanford but the line has moved from Oregon -4.5 to -6.5. Are the 'Sharps' on Oregon?
My football model projects Oregon 30.6 over Stanford 26.7 for 57.3 total points. Digging into the data, both teams are very similar on paper. Both teams move the ball very effectively averaging over 200 yards per game on the ground (Oregon over 300 yards). They are also both holding teams under 300 yards on defense. The controlling variance contributor is the Stanford offense. This is the best offense Oregon has faced; Stanford must perform up to their average offensive production to win this game.
This is another difficult game to pick…but that is the point of this blog. I am taking Oregon. Here's why. First, SPEED (enough said). Oregon is playing at home on Saturday prime time. I think Stanford's schedule to date is somewhat overrated (before UCLA beating a depleted Texas team, that win wasn't considered much). Oregon has the intangibles; special teams and defensive scoring. Stanford will hang around most of the game but space will eventually eat them up. Bet on the Oregon Ducks -6.5. Follow me on Twitter for all my picks. Good Luck!
As predicted, yesterday's bet was a very tough line and ended up as a push. Today, we will look at two desperate playoff teams. With three weeks to go, both the St. Louis Cardinals (73-65) and Atlanta Braves (80-61) are trailing in their divisions. The Cardinals roughed up the Braves last night, and tonight send staff ace Chris Carpenter (15-5, 1.158 WHIP) to the mound to face rookie Mark Minor (3-0, 1.481 WHIP). Every game is critical for both teams.
The Cardinals hit a rough patch in mid-August, but are turning it around. They have taken 4 of their last 7. Last night was the first time they had more than 10 hits in the last 13 games. The Cardinals are 5-0 against the Braves in 2010 outscoring them 36-18. Starting pitcher Chris Carpenter is rounding back into form. Carpenter went 7.3 innings allowing 6 hits and 2 runs last time out. Carpenter doesn't give up many walks and the Braves' bats aren't hot now. Expect a solid outing from Carpenter.
The Braves have been a strong home team (49-20) this year. But the Braves have only averaged 3.3 runs per game over their last 7 while allowing 5 runs per game against mediocre competition. They are slumping but haven't lost 2 consecutive home games since mid-July. After his last appearance, starting pitcher Mark Minor doesn't seem to help the Braves cause. Minor gave up 6 earned runs on 9 hits last time out. He hasn't pitched more than 6 innings in any of his 5 starts. Can the rookie rebound against the Cardinals ace?
Simulating the game with my baseball model predicted the Cardinals 4.39 over the Braves 3.94 for 8.33 total runs. The teams have some similarities on paper. The Braves draw more walks while the Cardinals are a better hitting team. They are almost identical in scoring efficiency. The clear difference is starting pitchers. If Carpenter and Minor both pitch to their average, the Cardinals should win.
Is today's bet that simple? Yes and no. The Braves are tough at home and the Cards haven't seen Minor before. But the Cards are playing better now, Carpenter is pitching back into form, the Cardinals have owned the Braves this year, and the Cards have a simulated advantage. The line is close at -125 and the Cards have enough of an advantage to offer betting value. Bet on the St. Louis Cardinals on the Money Line -125. Follow me on Twitter for all my picks. Good Luck!


This morning, I kept up my habit of cracking the studio window to see if it's cool enough to turn off the air conditioning. Our building has steam heat pipes running through it and there's noheat control, so in the winter we have to open the windows and after the first day it hits 50°F or higher, put in the air conditioning.
I've been itching to get a breeze in here for months, and in general I just always wish summer wouldn't exist. (Teen hermit here.) SO, today, I finally felt a cool breeze come through the open window. The air conditioner got turned off, and all of the windows came open.
What's the best way to celebrate this beautiful day and this beautiful breeze? Something fragrant, first of all, because I want the scent of it to blow through the room and into the hallway and make my neighbors jealous. Something fall-inspired. Something easy as heck. Something sweet, because I don't often make desserts and I want it to be special.
I ended up putting together this tasty, sweet, special, easy granola. The secret ingredient, if you couldn't tell by the title, is cookie butter, aka speculoos cookie butter. It's one of those accidentally vegan foods that's totally addictive and strange and can add so much to simple recipes.
If you've never tried it, it basically tastes kind of like a spreadable gingerbread. It has the texture of peanut butter but the taste of cookies. You can get it at Trader Joe's, I found this kind pretty easily at Wegmans, or you can get the original online.
The cookie butter made my kitchen smell like I was baking Christmas cookies, without all the work. The inclusion of all sorts of nuts and seeds made this feel healthier than it probably is 😉 Adding in chocolate chunks & dried fruit at the end makes it a meal in itself. (Breakfast? Dessert? Snack? Up to you.) Try this out for a sweet quick fix!
You can certainly add in any nuts & seeds you'd like here, this is just what I used. If you decide to add extra dry ingredients, increase the amount of maple & cookie butter accordingly.
If you want to add chocolate or dried fruit, add them in after the granola has baked and cooled, to prevent melting & burning.
In a mixing bowl, combine the maple syrup, cookie butter, and spices. Pour in the rest of the ingredients and stir until everything is coated and glistening. Make sure that the cookie butter is evenly distributed by breaking apart big clumps.
Pour into a baking pan, and bake for about 20 minutes, stirring every 5-7 minutes to prevent burning. (My tiny oven burns easily in the back, hence the burned pieces on the one side.) Everything should be golden brown when done.
Let cool and add any additional ingredients you'd like – dried cranberries, cherries, and chocolate chunks would be great in this. Store in an airtight container and eat within a week or two. I like to put mine in the fridge, especially with chocolate, to keep everything fresh. Enjoy!
PS. Don't forget to check out the other participants of the Vegan Month of Food!


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Welcome to the Berkeley Math Circle
The Berkeley Math Circle (BMC) is a weekly program for over 500 San Francisco Bay Area elementary, middle and high school students. The weekly sessions are held on Tuesdays evenings at the UC Berkeley campus. The program is jointly sponsored by the:
UC Berkeley Mathematics Department
UC Berkeley Economics Department
UC Berkeley Statistics Department
UC Berkeley Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Department
Mathematical Science and Research Institute (MSRI)
Simons Institute for Theory of Computing
The Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research Lab (BAIR)
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Parents' Contribution
Emulating famous Eastern European models, the program aims at drawing kids to mathematics, preparing them for mathematical contests, introducing them to the wonders of beautiful mathematical theories, and encouraging them to undertake future careers linked with mathematics, whether as mathematicians, mathematics educators, economists, or business entrepreneurs. Read more about the BMC
Math Taught the Right Way Fall 2019 Applications NOW LIVE!
TO APPLY TO MATH TAUGHT THE RIGHT WAY FALL 2019, CLICK HERE. ***Please note that the 6A, 7A, and 8A Groups are now full and registration for 6A, 7A, and 8A is now closed. 9A is still open.***
For more information about fees and the MTRW groups in the fall, click here.
Refrain from sending us logistical questions and non-emergency questions. Sending us such emails will jeopardize the future enrollment of the student. We do not have resources to answer hundreds of emails. Please come to office hours to ask any questions regarding MTRW applications.
Historically, MTRW applications have reached 100% capacity in just a few days. Therefore, you must act quickly if you would like to apply for MTRW Fall 2019.
We will only consider a student's application if it is complete. A complete application includes:
The online application has been completed and submitted
The check with:
the correct amount (each group has a different amount, so make sure you write the correct one! Fees for each group can be found at the link above or in the online application.)
date (do NOT write a date that is in the future)
made out to the "United Math Circles Foundation"
the name of the student applying and the group they are applying for must be written in the memo/notes section of the check
The check can be dropped off in person during office hours, or sealed in an envelope with the student's
name and group they are applying for and slid under the door of room 714 in Evans Hall, UC Berkeley.
Alternatively, the check can be mailed to:
Berkeley Math Circle - Upper
c/o Prof. Stankova
Evans Hall 970
University of California at Berkeley
BMC Fall 2019 Applications now closed
Do NOT email BMC staff with any logistical questions.
Decisions have been emailed to the emails you provided in your application.
There is no waitlist and we are currently at full capacity.
BMC Summer 2019 Applications
Refrain from sending us emails regarding the logistics. Come see us in person if you have questions. Refer to the contact page for office hours.
**You may still apply to the Advanced group if you have
participated in Math Taught the Right Way 9B or BMC-Advanced in the past
have won a major math competition
have taken calculus
or have other significant math background
If you meet the above criteria and would like to still apply for the advanced group, please email ganesanovya@berkeley.edu directly.
Date: June 17th- June 28th, M-F
Time: 9:00am-12:00pm
Location: UC Berkeley Campus (exact rooms TBA in June)
Description: The BMC Summer Program is an intensive two week math program where students will participate for three hours a day in math sessions and also have daily homework for practice. The program is a hybrid between the Berkeley Math Circle and the Math Taught the Right Way Programs (for the Beg I, Beg II, Int I, and Int II groups). The Advanced group over the summer will enjoy an intense Berkeley Math Circle experience.
Congratulations to Justin Lee for being a winner of the 10th United States of America Junior Mathematical Olympiad (USAJMO)! The USAJMO test is given to the top combined scorers on the AMC 10 and AIME. Justin distinguished himself among 300,000 students who also participated in the American Mathematics Competitions.
Espen Slettnes Wins First Place at 2018 Broadcom MASTERS and Receives Minor Planet named after him!
Our very own seasoned math circler Espen continues to reap awards. Among more than 900 winners from regional science fairs in California, he went on to win both the 1st prize in Mathematical Science as well as Project of the Year Award across all categories in the junior division at the 2018 California Science and Engineering Fair.
In other math-related fields, he received a bronze medal at 2018 USA Physics Olympiad (USAPhO). He is also competing in the Gold division of the USA Computing Olympiad (USACO), having easily aced the Bronze and Silver divisions last year.
He has also been accepted as one of 45 pre-college students worldwide to form the inaugural cohort of World Science Scholars, a new initiative to nurture the next generation science researchers, led by Professor Brian Greene of Columbia University. The scholars will explore a broad range of new disciplines expanded from mathematics. The video above includes footage from MAA MathFest 2018 in Denver earlier this month; near the end, Espen is talking to Dr. Michael Pearson, executive director of MAA.
More recently, Espen won first place (out of 80,000 middle school students who competed) at 2018 Broadcom MASTERS! This competition is the premier science and engineering competition for middle school students and is a national science fair organized by The Society for Science and Public. He was also selected out of a gifted, national applicant pool to be named as a Caroline D. Bradley Scholar. He will receive a merit-based scholarship for high school.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory also just named a minor planet after Espen to recognize his achievements. His name will be added to the Minor Planet Center database (run out of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Massachusetts). Look out for Minor Planet 34379 Slettnes in the sky!
Congratulations, Espen!
Espen at the 2018 Broadcom MASTERS competition in Washington, D.C.
Zach and Ave Golden awarded at the World Mathematics Team Championship
Zach (in black shirt) and Ave (in black cardigan), seasoned circlers, return to BMC with Bronze Award (for Zach) and Merit Award (for Ave), in the individual rounds at the World Mathematics Team Championship, held in Thailand in November 2017. Congratulations to this brother-sister team and thank you for continuing to reinforce the BMC name on the map. Welcome home!
Vinayak Kumar Earned Gold Medal at the WMTC
Vinayak returns to the Circle with a gold medal around his neck, placing 5th individually in the Advanced Division at the World Mathematics Team Championships. Congratulations, and welcome home!
BMC Alumnus Laura Pierson Continues to Reap Awards
Seasoned circler and alumnus, Laura Pierson, keeps going on her mathematical journey with great success. She placed in the top five at the Math Prize Contest in 2016 among all girls in the U.S., earning herself a gold medal. This year, in the Regeneron Science Talent Search, she has been named the Top 300 Scholar. Her talent also earns her a spot in the top 40 finalists to compete later in the year. We look forward to hearing good news while cheering for her on this journey.
Bio: Laura is currently a senior in high school and still connected to BMC. She coordinates the Monthly Contest and the awards. She has also given lectures at the Circle. Laura won the USAJMO in 2015 while she was in 10th grade, placing in top 12. In 7th grade, Laura, being the youngest member of the USA team, won a silver medal at the European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO) in Luxembourg.
BMC Alumnus published his first Geometry textbook!
A familiar face at the Circle, Evan Chen, has recently published Euclidean Geometry in Math Olympiads through the Mathematical Association of America while still attending MIT. You can read more about his book here.
Bio: Evan won a gold medal in the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) over the summer of 2014! He represented the Taiwanese team (which came in 3rd). Evan actually came in second at the USAMO earlier that year, the final round of the USA Olympiad. Evan finished his freshman year of college at Harvard and is now starting his sophomore year at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Evan will be in contact with the BMC through his Monthly Contest problems.
Berkeley Math Circle student Evan Chen, also the coordinator for the Monthly Contest at BMC for the past three years, solved all six problems at USAMO (the last round of the USA Math Olympiad). He was placed #2 in the USA with 41 points and was among the top 3 winners awarded with Akami Foundation Scholarship! Even more astonishingly, he qualified at the same time on the Taiwanese team and participated in the International Mathematical Olympiad this summer in Cape Town, South Africa, from July 3-13 , 2014.
Evan Chen graduated from lrvington High School in Fremont, CA, this year and will attend Harvard College in the fall. Evan earned a Gold medal in the 2013 Asian-Pacific Math Olympiad, and will be participating on the Taiwan team at the 2014 lnternational Mathematical Olympiad (lMO). He enjoys programming, typesetting documents in LaTeX, and playing StarCraft on the nights before major contests. Evan applies his skill as a competitor in mathematical competitions to writing mathematical problems. Evan thanks his teachers, Miss Chiu and Mrs. Rothfuss, for their continual support and Dr. Zvezda Stankova, of the Berkeley Math Circle, for her invaluable mentorship. lt is noteworthy that Evan took this USA Mathematical Olympiad (USAMO) in Taiwan from 12:30 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. while in Taiwan.
Espen writes a poem!
BMC student Espen has written a beautiful poem called "My True Number". We wanted to share as it is quite appropriate for the Berkeley Math Circle! Please do not take out the poem without copyright.
My True Number
By Espen Slettnes, Jan 6th, 2014
My shadow and I stood in a complex plane.
"What value are you?" I winked and asked.
"3435i", said he, and he asked me mine.
I said I was 33+44+33+55.
"That's what I am, but times i"he replied.
Our eyes met and danced
as we added and multiplied and exponentiated and tertiated
until we reached the magnitude of beauty,
in the silence of ∞, where I saw my true self.
I spoke no words but the simple language of the universe.
I rose and vaporized into numbers,
integrated with the Universe,
and we became 1.
The complex plane is a way to represent all complex numbers in 2 dimensions. A complex number is made up of a real and imaginary part.
i is the imaginary unit, defined as √ -1
Tertiation is repeated exponentiation, which is repeated multiplication, which is repeated addition.
∞ means infinity - larger than any number
(33+44+33+55) = 3435 (each digit raised to its own power)
Copyright © 2014 Espen Slettnes. All rights reserved.
Berkeley Math Circle featured on "The Monthly"!
The Berkeley Math Circle has been featured "The Monthly," East Bay's Premier Magazine of Culture and Commerce, titled "Proving Their Passion" by Sarah Weld. Check out the Berkeley Math Circle on the news here!
Nico Brown of the Berkeley Math Circle wins first place at the Berkeley Mini-Math Tournament!
Nico Brown wins 1st place at BmMT 2013.
Nico Brown and Vincent Pisani at BmMT 2013.
BMC's own Nico Brown won the Berkeley mini Math Tournament (BmMT), the middle school student variant to the BMT for high school students, this past weekend.
Nico's score in the Individual round placed him into the top six students who entered the final Countdown elimination round, a series of timed questions... and he emerged the overall champion!
He wouldn't have got there without Team BMC coached by Intermediate Circle parent Tor Slettnes--Vincent Pisani, Arav Karighattam, Nate Fish, Espen Slettnes, and Nico--so congratulations to all!
Copyright © 1998-2019 Berkeley Math Circle. All Rights Reserved.


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«Ram pam pam» es una canción de la cantante dominicana Natti Natasha y la cantante estadounidense Becky G. La canción y su videoclip fueron publicados por Pina Records y Sony Music Latin el 20 de abril de 2021. Fue escrita por las dos cantantes junto a Francisco Saldaña, Jean Carlos Hernández Espinal, Rafael Pina, Ovimael Maldonado Burgos, Nino Karlo Segarra, Ramón Ayala, Justin Quiles, Siggy Vázquez, Elena Rose, Juan Manuel Frias, Valentina López y sus productores Jean Carlos Hernández Espinal, Rafael Pina. Es la tercera colaboración de Natasha y Gómez, después de «Sin pijama» y el remix de «Dura», ambos publicados en 2018.

Antecedentes y lanzamiento
El 20 de abril de 2018, Gómez publicó «Sin pijama» con Natasha, una colaboración que se convertiría en un gran éxito, obteniendo la certificación de platino por la RIAA y acumulando 100 millones de visitas en tres semanas.

Videoclip
El videoclip de «Ram pam pam» fue dirigido por el director venezolano Daniel Duran, quien colaboró constantemente con Gómez. Fue publicado junto con la canción el 20 de abril. Similar a «Sin pijama», el video cuenta con un cameo del cantante estadounidense Prince Royce.

Presentaciones en vivo
Natasha y Gómez interpretaron «Ram pam pam» juntas por primera vez en The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon el 17 de mayo de 2021.

Posicionamiento en listas

Certificaciones

!Certificación
!Ventas/Unidades
|-
| (AMPROFON)
|platino
|40,000

Referencias

Canciones en español
Sencillos de Sony Music Latin
Canciones de Becky G
Canciones de Natti Natasha
Canciones de 2021
Sencillos de 2021


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Q: Change devise route from ID to Username I have tried using the post to change the routes to point at the username.  I know this is simple, but for some reason I can't compute it at the moment.  I have tried everything on the devise documentation page as well.
Drawing username routes
I just want to have the routes layout to use the username instead of id and not have the users prefix. Like:
http://example.com/username
instead of
http://example.com/users/1

A: class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  def to_param
    username
  end
end

in your controller make
@user = User.find_by_username(params[:id])

instead of
@user = User.find(params[:id])

this will make your routes like http://example.com/users/username
to make what you want, you can do route like:
resources :users, :path => '' do
  # nested resources...
end

so, user_path(@user) will make url http://example.com/username
but It's not a good practice, cause it's not a REST. I advise you to leave urls like http://example.com/users/username

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Als bestanschließendes Ellipsoid wird ein aus geodätischen Messungen abgeleitetes Referenzellipsoid bezeichnet, das sich der regionalen Erdkrümmung eines Staatsgebietes oder eines Kontinents am besten anschmiegt. Die Parameter dieses regionalen Ellipsoids (zumeist Äquatorachse a und Abplattung f) werden durch Minimierung der Lotabweichungen im Wege einer Ausgleichung berechnet.

Das Attribut bestanschließend bezieht sich darauf, dass ein System kleinstmöglicher Lotabweichungen mit einer optimalen Anpassung des Ellipsoids an das Geoid in dem von Messungen überdeckten Bereich gleichbedeutend ist (siehe Abbildung). Dehnt man das Projektgebiet über einen ganzen Kontinent oder noch weiter aus, dann nähern sich die Ergebnisse umso mehr den Achsen des mittleren Erdellipsoids an, je größer das Berechnungsgebiet ist.

Die Methode der Lotabweichungsausgleichung wurde in Europa und den USA um die Jahrhundertwende entwickelt und ist mit der astro-geodätischen Netzausgleichung verwandt; zusätzliche Parameter zu letzterer sind Verbesserungen der Ellipsoidparameter (da, df), eine eventuelle kleine Verdrehung dA und ein Maßstabsfaktor von einigen mm pro km.

Während ältere Ellipsoide wie jenes von Bessel (1841) die Lotabweichungs-Minimierung nur durch genäherte Ausgleichung erzielen konnten, ist erstmals das Hayford-Ellipsoid von 1909 bzw. 1924 aus einer strengen Ausgleichung hervorgegangen. Hayford nannte sie Area method (Flächenmethode) und verwendete zusätzlich eine Isostasie-Korrektion der zugrundeliegenden astro-geodätischen Messdaten.

Siehe auch
 Erdfigur, Geoidbestimmung, Internationale Erdmessung
 Landesvermessung, Netzausgleichung, Geodätisches Datum
 Karl Ledersteger, Helmut Wolf

Literatur
 Karl Ledersteger: Astronomische und Physikalische Geodäsie (Erdmessung), Kapitel II: Die Ableitung bestanschließender Ellipsoide. JEK Band V, Kap. II, IV und XIII, J. B. Metzler-Verlag, Stuttgart 1968.
 Bernhard Heck: Rechenverfahren und Auswertemodelle der Landesvermessung. Wichmann-Verlag, Karlsruhe 1987, ISBN 387907-173X.

Geodäsie
Kataster- und Landesvermessung
Ausgleichsrechnung


Does Venice exist? The city of lagoons and mystery has long been little more than hallucination and façade, a "virtual reality" recreated stone by stone to satiate the desires and fantasies of a culture-hungry tourist mass. The Venetian Republic died a political death in 1797, but, as John Pemble incisively documents in his book Venice Rediscovered, the artistic fascination with Venice led to its poignant afterlife as modern myth and stagnant backwater. Pemble decodes the alchemy of this conversion, from "yesterday's highbrow conceit into today's middlebrow cliché." Beneath the cool surface of his prose one hears occasional echoes of Rabelaisian laughter, as the Doges' carnival becomes the capitalists' sideshow.
Early travelers regarded Venice without particular sentiment, remembering the despotic cruelty of the vanquished Venetian Republic and its sinister Council of Ten. Later visitors saw the city as, in John Ruskin's words, "a miracle that could not be reworked, a dream that could not be redreamt." A scaffolding of current concerns had been erected over the city's slow-motion disintegration. The second half other 19th century enshrined Venice as the capital of exquisite decadence and Romantic ruin, a twilight city perpetually on the verge of being washed away. It embodied Europe's fantasies of its own extinction and the aesthete's dream of merging art with life. Chief among Venice's mythmakers were a procession of Anglo-Saxon writers, historians and connoisseurs—including Lord Byron, Henry James, Ruskin and John Addington Symonds—who celebrated the city's magnificence while simultaneously reinventing its meaning.
Pemble skillfully describes the ways in which successive generations of historians reinterpreted Venice based on their own contemporary agendas. British scribes drew frequent parallels between Venice's fate and the possible fate of the British Empire; echoing English statesmen, they argued that Venice would have preserved its greatness if it had followed a policy of "splendid isolation." As Venice became an increasingly popular destination, Venetian history was rehabilitated. Paintings once dismissed as gaudy were reappraised as priceless masterpieces. Venice's legacy of criminal subterfuge and routine torture became a footnote to a far more glorious past. In modern Italy, the invasive rule of the Doges served as a model for the birth of fascism.
Europe's relationship to its own past changed during this era, and Venice embodied this change. The ravages of the Industrial Revolution made the cognoscenti aware of the built past as a precious resource, something to preserve from the destructive forces of history and safeguard for future generations. After the tower of the Campanile at St. Mark's crashed to the ground in 1902, funds were immediately secured to build an exact replica on the spot, to forever disguise the calamity. "When people spoke of restoration they now meant making the new look old, not making the old look new," Pemble writes, in a typically compact epigram. On a smaller scale throughout the city, such rebuildings and alterations had been going on for decades, as the Venetians colluded in the transformation of their city into a museum, in exchange for the ever-increasing flow of tourist revenue.
Anglo-Saxon authors and European connoisseurs successfully engineered the appearance of stopped time in Venice, but their victory was a sterile one. Preservation proved at least as fatal to the city as modernization would have been. This failure constitutes the ironic heart of Pemble's thesis, as the artists who sought to salvage Venice ended up equal partners in its destruction. If Venice Rediscovered were a detective novel, the Venetophile artists would be the criminal masterminds. Their cult of the sublime acted on the city as embalming fluid. The "art for art's sake" credo of the Romantics encouraged the counterfeiting of the city's exquisitely decaying structures, and the writers' mythologizing of this decay proved all too alluring to the newly leisured classes.
By the beginning of the 20th century, James's "refuge of endless strange secrets, broken fortunes, and wounded hearts" had been transmuted from a vital organism to a specimen preserved under glass. Ruskin's books and Byron's poems became the stuff of guidebooks, a cattlecall to millions of tourists looking for an escapist destination that mingled culture with pleasure. The once deserted Lido became a popular beachfront. Palazzos were converted into casinos and luxury hotels. By 1928, D.H. Lawrence could dismiss the city as "a monument to Mammon and the fleshpot of a mindless multitude." The artists had moved on.


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El ruc català o guarà (Equus asinus var. catalana) és la raça de rucs autòctona de Catalunya.

Història
L'origen del ruc és la subespècie d'ase Equus asinus somaliensis que donà naixement als ases del pròxim Orient i en acabat als d'Europa. S'emparenta estretament amb l'ase mallorquí i l'ase zamorà-lleonès.

Es creu que la raça vindria de molt antic. Plini el Vell ja va fer constar que a la Plana de Vic s'hi venien ases, llavors dits ausetans.

Encara que fou molt important al camp en el passat, la davallada del seu ús ha engendrat una baixada paral·lela del seu nombre fins al punt que es pot assegurar que corre risc d'extinció. En el passat n'hi havia arribat a haver uns 50.000, però actualment en resta poc més de mig miler, més de cent dels quals es troben fora de Catalunya.

Si bé se l'ha honorat amb títols com la millor raça de rucs del món, després d'haver guanyat diversos concursos, val a dir que se'l preava sobretot per crear muls de tir de carros.

És la raça fundadora de l'ase mallorquí i una de les fundadores dels rucs nord-americans. Les seves característiques racials han servit moltes vegades per millorar les races d'altres indrets del món.

Recuperació
Martí Salvans i Puig, pagès i ramader, contribuí a la conservació del ruc català, per la qual cosa fou guardonat amb la Creu de Sant Jordi el 1982.

Joan Gassó i Salvans (?-2012) fou el ramader berguedà que recuperà el ruc català a la seva finca de Can Fuïves d'Olvan.

Característiques racials
 Alçada: Fa 1,65 m des de les peülles fins a la carena. És la raça més alta i corpulent de la seva espècie.
 Pes: Una adult pot arribar a fer mitja tona.
 Pelatge: A l'estiu té el pelatge curt i negre a tot el cos tret de la zona de la boca, dels ulls i a la panxa on és blanc. A l'hivern, en canvi, li creix un pelatge castany fosc més llarg que li cobreix tot el cos i li serveix d'abric.
 Orelles: Es caracteritzen per apuntar cap amunt, l'animal tingui l'edat que tingui. Mai no cauen cap al costat.
 Aliment: acostuma a menjar herba comestible i algunes altres menges.
 Hàbitat: normalment viu als boscos.

Simbologia
 alguns sectors del catalanisme han pres el ruc català com un símbol catalanista en contraposició del toro d'Osborne, típic de la iconografia espanyola. Per això mateix hi ha qui se'n posa un de perfil en el cotxe o la moto. N'hi ha que el consideren l'animal nacional de Catalunya. En canvi d'altra gent només el veu com a manera de ridiculitzar el símbol del brau espanyol.

Referències

Bibliografia

Vegeu també
 Ruc maltès

Enllaços externs

 Pàgina dels venedors de l'adhesiu pel cotxe
 Races domèstiques autòctones de Catalunya
 La raça asinina catalana
 Fuives - Centre mundial del ruc català
 El Guarà al Zoo de Barcelona
 http://lhospitaletdellobregat.wordpress.com/tag/joan-gasso-i-salvans/
 Departament d'Agricultura, Ramaderia, Pesca, Alimentació i Medi Natural, Generalitat de Catalunya

Races catalanes d'equins
Ases


Spicy Hummus Recipe With Tahini, a delightful vegan appetizer for all tastes. Super healthy, nutritious, it makes a great healthy snack for kids and grown-ups alike. Serve with vegetable sticks or pitta bread.
Hummus has becomes hugely popular, with almost any shop selling a ready-made tub. It might not seem pricey, but making it at home costs even less. And tastes even better, no doubt about it.
In fact, I can assure you that once you make your own hummus at home, you will never buy the ready made one again. You can make it as smooth as you like, and control the strength of the spiciness yourself.
If you don't like to make it too spicy, just add a tiny bit of cayenne pepper, otherwise, you can also go for red chilli flakes, or any other strong chilli. Or just ditch it completely, and go for the classic hummus recipe.
Chickpeas could taste bland without any herbs or spices added, although I must say I quite like plain chickpeas too. They are excellent in salads, and make the most delicious chickpea patties.
Did you know that the liquid in which the chickpeas are cooked makes a great alternative to the egg yolk in desserts like meringues or chocolate mousses? Tried by me, with excellent results in the divinely delicious Vegan Chocolate Mousse with Aquafaba.
Who would have thought that a tin of chickpea can be used for so many fantastic recipes? It might be ridiculously cheap, but it is extremely nutritious, especially for those who prefer a vegetarian or vegan diet.
A food processor or a hand blender are a must in order to make the hummus, otherwise it is nearly impossible to get the smooth consistency we are after. And, unfortunately, you do need to remove the peel of all the chickpeas, otherwise the hummus won't be as smooth as we want.
Different combinations of vegetables are becoming hugely popular, like red pepper, beetroot or avocado hummus. All super healthy, so do go for any of it.
And what a better healthy snack to munch on in January, when we all try so hard to have better eating habits, and ideally lose that extra weight gained during all those festive feasts.
I still don't regret eating all those scrumptious dishes, although I do wish I had the power to eat to my heart content and not put on weight at all. I guess we all have the same wish!
Look at this colourful platter! So inviting, almost impossible to resist. All the nature's goodness on one single plate. I see no effort whatsoever in eating healthily with this yummy platter. It does help as well that I happen to love veggie sticks anyway. Simple, yet tasty.
I know, giving up junk food might not be simple, but then, you don't need to give up tasty food. Healthy eating does not equal bland food, far from it!
And after all, balance is a key for a happy life, if at the end of the day you feel like having the smallest treat, why not? You worked hard for it. I would rather have a balanced meal, that will give far better results than any restrictive diet.
I have said it times and times again, those diets are not only dangerous for one's health, but they only bring short-term results. So, better stick to a healthy balanced food, and be sure to see the results you are after.
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Place the chickpeas in a colander to drain the water, then rise well with cold water.
Spread them on kitchen towel and remove their skins by pressing gently on each chickpea.
Add to a bowl together with all the other ingredients, and blend until you get a smooth consistency.
You may add more water, if you like a tinner consistency, and also add more spices, for extra flavour.
Serve with vegetable sticks or pitta bread.


Our next meeting will be May 11th at 5PM. We will be discussing a resolution on Carbon Monoxide Detectors and learning how to make a two ribbon lei from Michael Adams. The meeting is public and all are welcome!