Can Libertarian Norm Westwell win a seat on the HB City Council, in his fifth attempt?
Huntington Beach will be a hot zone for local politics in the next election. "Council members Jill Hardy, Cathy Green and Gil Coerper will be termed out next year, while incumbent Joe Carchio is eligible to run for reelection," according to the Huntington Beach Independent.
In the running for next year are Joe Shaw, a former planning and public works commissioner who aided former Mayor Debbie Cook's 2008 congressional campaign; Norm Westwell, the president of the Ocean View School District's board of trustees; John Von Holle, the former president of the city's Municipal Employees Assn.; Dan Kalmick, a small-business owner and onetime congressional candidate; Planning Commissioners Barbara Delgleize and Fred Speaker; Realtor Bruce Brandt; and first-time challengers Erik Peterson and Bill Rorick.
Joe Shaw is the best of this bunch. "Shaw, who serves on the city's Charter Review Commission, plans to hold a kickoff fundraiser at Cook's home Oct. 24. In addition to Cook, supporters listed on his campaign website include City Councilwoman Jill Hardy, former Mayor Connie Boardman and Coast Community College District trustees Jim Moreno and Lorraine Prinsky," according to Shaw's website. That fundraiser starts at 5:40. Click here for a map. Click here for details, on Facebook. OJ blogger Vern Nelson will be playing the piano at this event, which is reason enough to stop by!
Shaw is also a longtime blogger. He has his own blog and he also is a founder of the OC Progressive blog – which is the REAL blog for local liberals.
I am told that Delgleize and Speaker are affiliated with Dave Garafolo – these are Republicans. Nuff said.
Dan Kalmick is a good guy and a past Democratic congressional candidate. A small businessman, he has run for the HB City Council before, in 2008.
The other intriguing candidate is Ocean View School Board President Norm Westwell. He used to be known by the nickname "firecracker." Those days are over. Today he prides himself on being a good politician – he told a Libertarian conference yesterday that while he takes great pride in being a Libertarian he is all about doing what the people want him to do – and not pushing red buttons, which is what he thinks of community activists.
Council members Jill Hardy, Cathy Green and Gil Coerper will be termed out next year, while incumbent Joe Carchio is eligible to run for reelection.


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Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide 2006
The whacky adventures of Ned Bigby and his best pals Moze and Cookie at James K. Polk Middle School, as "every-kid" Ned shatters the fourth wall to share tips and tricks on navigating middle school or junior high hurdles. Ned's not super cool, and he has no superpowers. He is, however, witty, well-groomed, upbeat and self-aware. Moreover, with more than a little help from his two best friends, he's equipped to conquer middle school minefields. From crushing bullies to crushes, from off- the-wall, mean and cool teachers to pop quizzes, elections and detentions, Ned knows that nothing, including the seventh grade, is as bad as it seems, and friendship matters most.
Genre: Family, Comedy
Stars: Devon Werkheiser, Lindsey Shaw, Daniel Curtis Lee, Daran Norris
Director: Scott Fellows
1. Guide to: New Grade & Dodgeball 2006-09-24
2. Guide to: Reading & Principals 2006-10-01
3. Guide to: Popularity & Stressin' Out 2006-10-15
4. Guide to: Dismissal & The School Play 2006-10-22
5. Guide to: Halloween & Vampires, Ghosts, Werewolves and Zombies 2006-10-29
6. Guide to: Art Class & Lost and Found 2006-11-05
7. Guide to: Social Studies & Embarrassment 2006-11-12
8. Guide to: The Bus & Bad Hair Days 2006-11-26
9. Guide to: Revenge & School Records 2007-01-15
10. Guide to: Volunteering & The Library 2007-01-27
11. Guide to: Hallways & Friends Moving 2007-02-03
12. Guide to: Boys & Girls 2007-02-10
13. Guide to: Cell Phones & Woodshop 2007-02-17
14. Guide to: Getting Organized & Extra Credit 2007-02-24
15. Guide to: Fundraising and Competition 2007-03-10
16. Guide to:Making New Friends & Positives & Negatives 2007-03-24
17. Guide to: Money & Parties 2007-04-07
18. Guide to: Spring Fever & School Newspaper 2007-05-05
19. Guide to: Health & Jealousy 2007-05-12
20. Guide to: Tests and When You Like Someone Who Is Going Out With Someone Else 2007-06-02
21. Guide to: Field Trips, Permission Slips, Signs and Weasels 2007-06-08
22. Guide to: Field Trips, Permission Slips, Signs and Weasels (2) 2007-06-08
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Henry Danger (2014)
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This research study shows that Amitriptyline 4% and ketamine 2% (AmiKet) provides a rational drug combination to conquer the neuropathic pain. It has several positive effects which makes it highly recommended for targeting the peripheral compartment in addition to central sites of action.
Neuropathic pain (NP) has several therapeutic options but efficacy is limited and adverse effects occur, such that additional treatment options are needed.
Neuropathic pain (NP) has several therapeutic options but efficacy is limited and adverse effects occur, such that additional treatment options are needed. A topical formulation containing amitriptyline 4% and ketamine 2% (AmiKet) may provide such an option.
This report summarizes both published and unpublished results of clinical trials with AmiKet. In post-herpetic neuralgia (PHN), AmiKet produces a significant analgesia which is comparable to that produced by oral gabapentin.
In diabetic painful neuropathy, AmiKet showed a strong trend towards pain reduction. In mixed neuropathic pain, case series reports suggest a favorable response rate, but are limited by trial characteristics. AmiKet is absorbed minimally following topical administration. Over 700 patients have now received topical AmiKet in clinical regimens, and it is well-tolerated with the adverse effects mainly being application site reactions. Both agents are polymodal, and several mechanisms may contribute to the peripheral efficacy of AmiKet.
Topical AmiKet has the potential to be a first-line treatment option for PHN, and to be useful in other NP conditions.


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Q: Position row headings at the bottom with pgfplotstable I consulted the documentation, but I could not find a way to do it. My code breaks if I try.
Question: Can I position the row headings at the bottom of my table?
The problem might be that I apply custom formatting.
MWE:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[table]{xcolor}
\usepackage{pgfplotstable}

\pgfplotstableset{
    color cells/.style={
        col sep=comma,
       string type,
       postproc cell content/.code={%
            \pgfkeysalso{@cell content=\rule{0cm}{2.4ex}%
                \pgfmathtruncatemacro\number{##1}%
                \ifnum\number<0
                    \cellcolor{red!-##1}##1
              \else
                  \cellcolor{green!##1}##1
              \fi
              }},
        columns/x/.style={
            column name={},
            postproc cell content/.code={}
        }
    }
}

\begin{document}
\begin{table}\caption{Correlation or something}
\centering
\pgfplotstabletypeset[color cells]{
x,a,b,c,d
a,90,-10.5,0,0
b,0,80,10,-10
c,0,0,-95,5
d,0,10,-5,-85
}
\end{table}
\end{document}

Desired output:
a 90 -10.5   0   0
b  0    80  10 -10
c  0     0 -95   5
d  0    10  -5 -85
   a     b   c   d

A: To remove your head row you could use output empty row. With every last row you could add your header to the last row (here manually), maybe somebody could help to get a better solution. But it works, if i find a better solution or someone adds a helpful comment i will edit my answer.
every head row/.style={
    output empty row,
    },
every last row/.style={
    after row={& a & b & c &d\\}
}

Result:

MWE:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[table]{xcolor}
\usepackage{pgfplotstable}

\pgfplotstableset{
    color cells/.style={
        col sep=comma,
       string type,
       postproc cell content/.code={%
            \pgfkeysalso{@cell content=\rule{0cm}{2.4ex}%
                \pgfmathtruncatemacro\number{##1}%
                \ifnum\number<0
                    \cellcolor{red!-##1}##1
              \else
                  \cellcolor{green!##1}##1
              \fi
              }},
        columns/x/.style={
            column name={},
            postproc cell content/.code={}
        },
        %%%% added
        every head row/.style={
        output empty row,
        },
        every last row/.style={
        after row={
             & a & b & c &d\\
                  }
        }
        %%%%%%%%%%%%5
    }
}

\begin{document}
\begin{table}\caption{Correlation or something}
\centering
\pgfplotstabletypeset[color cells]{
x,a,b,c,d
a,90,-10.5,0,0
b,0,80,10,-10
c,0,0,-95,5
d,0,10,-5,-85
}
\end{table}
\end{document}

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DLT: Beyond Settlement
By Markets Media
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in GlobalTrading magazine.
As the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) moves to replace its Clearing House Electronic Sub-register System (CHESS), market participants look to what else distributed ledger technology can deliver.
Distributed ledger technology (DLT) in capital markets is at an in-between stage of its development: it has become clear that it won't live up to its most exuberant early expectations, but the future that is coming into focus is promising for its feasible and viable applications.
"There has been an evolution in thinking across the industry with the focus shifting to the practical in terms of how this technology can be applied and what it can achieve," said David Braga, CEO of BNP Paribas Securities Services Australia & New Zealand.
Braga spoke at a GlobalTrading Thought Leadership Roundtable entitled DLT: Beyond Settlement. The event took place October 3 at the ASX office in Sydney.
Key roundtable takeaways, part 1. Interviews with David Klinger, SpringCapital Investment and David Braga of BNP Paribas Securities Services:
Synchronise, Digitise
The ASX is moving forward with a high-profile, industrial-scale blockchain use case to replace CHESS, its post-trade clearing and settlement system. Peter Hiom, Deputy CEO of ASX, noted that CHESS was developed more than 25 years ago and while it still performs well, it is not the right platform to move into the future with.
Peter Hiom, ASX
"Having spent a significant amount of time exploring the capabilities of DLT, we came to understand its value in synchronising data and digitising processes," Hiom said. The new platform, which is being developed by ASX in partnership with VMware and Digital Asset Holdings, "will provide the market with a contemporary clearing and settlement system with improved functionality, enhanced efficiency and less risk."
Added Hiom: "It will also provide the option for our customers to use the DLT capabilities of the system to build innovative services that create efficiencies and new revenue opportunities."
That part is important, as Hiom noted that CHESS replacement isn't just an internal ASX project, it will also serve as a jumping-off point for subsequent industry DLT initiatives. "There is an exciting opportunity to standardise processes, and market infrastructure providers such as ASX that play a key role in assisting our customers realise the benefits of using DLT, which can collapse complexity, drive out costs and unleash innovation," he said.
Smart contracts – computer protocol intended to digitally facilitate, verify, or enforce the negotiation or performance of a contract – are a critical, and often underappreciated aspect of DLT. That's according to roundtable participants including Braga and Fil Mackay, Head of Engineering – ANZ at Digital Asset.
Fil Mackay, Digital Asset
Braga continued, "We have a great opportunity to better streamline data and enable clients a real-time view of the data. To date, the processes have had a strong reliance on a variety of individual validation processes. In the new dynamic DLT, process and data are tightly coupled. The data can trigger the process itself. So we therefore have a lot more certainty over that code and how it's described, because effectively that's now the agreement.
"The challenge going forward will be for collective agreement on the processes that are coded in the software. Right now we're still exploring the ideas of what it can do for us as a business and our clients and then we will need to see how we integrate this into our contracts," said Braga.
Key Roundtable takeaways, part 2. Interviews with Peter Hiom, ASX; Mark Wootton, BNP Paribas Securities Services, and Fil Mackay, Digital Asset.
Privacy and Integrity
By sharing data only on a need-to-know basis, DLT provides the privacy that a pure blockchain does not. And DLT's advantage over a traditional database is that it provides integrity via smart contracts, obviating the need for reconciliation processes. "We don't think you need to choose between integrity and privacy," said Digital Asset's Mackay. "You can have both."
"In traditional systems today, two institutions agree to processes based on documents, and each builds it in their own technology stack," Mackay explained. "While we logically expect such systems to agree with one another after, there is no guarantee since specifications are often ambiguous and imprecise."
"Today institutions agree to messages (data) via XML and similar technologies, but they generally do not have an equivalent way to describe or agree to a process," Mackay said. "DAML fills that gap by providing a mechanism for institutions to agree to definitions of a process, that each party can run independently."
The roundtable discussion emphasised that there is much more to DLT than the CHESS replacement, and capital markets firms should be at least starting to assess where, how and when digital-transaction recording systems can add efficiency, reduce risk, and take out costs.
"There are many use cases across the industry that DLT technology can assist to solve," said Mark Wootton, Head of Custody Product for BNP Paribas Securities Services Australia & New Zealand. "Even in today's ecosystem there are time-consuming and paper-based processes that the use of combined DLT and smart contracts can solve to deliver benefits of all the players in the value chain."
The road to test, implement and optimise DLT is a long one, and while year-on-year changes can be slow to develop, some market participants expect a dramatic end result.
Stephen Donaghy, UniSuper
"Future generations will look back on the current database structures that underpin our financial markets with the amusement with which my generation looks at the use of the fax machine as the means of sending trades between firms," said Stephen Donaghy, Senior Investment Analyst at UniSuper Management Pty Ltd.
Added Donaghy, "As the ASX introduces distributed ledger technology to replace the aging CHESS, UniSuper is excited to explore the opportunities that this new technology offers and looks forward to working with the ASX and other key market participants in making these opportunities become a reality."
Crypto Firms To Buy Traditional Financial Institutions ?
Crypto-focused firms are expected to use their high valuations to buy TradFi firms.
Wells Fargo, HSBC to Settle FX on Blockchain
The shared private ledger from Baton Systems enhances settlement speed and efficiency.
AXA IM Completes First Market Transaction on Blockchain
Customers can have accelerated treatment of financial transactions, exchange and storage of data.
Cross-Border Experiment in Wholesale CBDC Completes
Project Jura explored cross-border settlement of tokenised assets on a DLT platform.
Crypto CEOs Warn Congress on Driving Legitimate Activity Off...
Committee is holding a hearing on Understanding the Challenges and Benefits of Financial Innovation in the US.


Welcome to our new website, over the coming years we will continue to develop this website, so it becomes a more effective medium of communication and a true reflection of our vision and mission, that provide useful information about our programs, activities and future plans.
Over the past years Al Hussan International Schools developed from two small schools to SIX large schools in Khobar, Jubail and Riyadh and Yanbu. In addition, the month of September 2018 will witness the inauguration of our SEVENTH school in Cairo, Egypt; The Royal College International School RCIS.
As accredited schools, we are working continuously on developing ourselves. A major area of development is the curriculum, the heart of our schools, that we have just started a process of developing it.
Our curriculum is focusing on the skills of the twenty first century. Some of these skills are incorporated in our curriculum such as, independent learning, critical thinking and creative problem solving; in addition to many others.
"Providing high quality education" as stated in our mission statement, drives us to continuously improve our teaching methods and technology and create a continuous training program for our teachers, so we can make our curriculum alive in each classroom. We will continue to exert every possible effort to all our students, in order for them to achieve even better results in international examination (IGCSE O-level, A-level, IB Diploma, SAT) so that more students get accepted in the best universities around the globe.
I look forward to meet parents, students and staff, and work with you on this challenging but rewarding journey.


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Stefan Küng solos to victory on Tour de Romandie stage four
Swiss BMC rider leaves breakaway companions behind to claim the fourth stage on his home race
Richard Windsor May 1, 2015 5:49 pm
Stefan Kung wins stage four of the 2015 Tour de Romandie (Watson)
Stefan Küng (BMC) soloed to the win on a wet and windy stage four of the Tour de Romandie 2015, after spending a large part of the day in the breakaway, before going alone with around 25km to go.
The initial break peaked at over five minutes from the peloton before the gap began to come down. Lieuwe Westra (Astana), Anton Vorobyev (Katusha), Bert-Jan Lindeman (LottoNL-Jumbo), Jan Bakelants (Ag2r-La Mondiale) and Pavel Kochetkov (Katusha) were the men to join Küng out front.
But riders began to drop-off in the final 100km and the 21-year-old Swiss time trial specialist was able to put 30 seconds into the chasing Bakelants and Lindeman over the final category three climb of the day, before racing into Fribourg for the win.
There was no real concerted chase from the peloton, except by Etixx – Quick-Step pair Tony Martin and Julian Alaphilippe who made a last gasp attempt to make an impact in the overall, but were reeled in by the bunch in the final few kilometres. In fact, Alaphilippe's efforts saw him drop time, falling from fifth to 23rd in GC, 50 seconds behind.
There was no other significant change in the overall though, with Michael Albasini (Orica-GreenEdge) holding onto the yellow jersey, and Brits Chris Froome (Team Sky) and Simon Yates (Orica-GreenEdge) in third and fourth respectively at 20 seconds after finishing safely in the main group.
Saturday sees the queen stage and the first real chance for a GC shake-up, with riders taking in three category one climbs en-route before finishing on the summit at Champex-Lac.
Tour de Romandie, stage four: La Neuveville – Fribourg (170km)
1. Michael Albasini (Sui) Orica-GreenEdge, 4-14-56
2. Julian Alaphilippe (Fra) Etixx-Quick-Step, st
3. Damiano Caruso (Ita) BMC, st
4. Rui Costa (Por) Lampre-Merida, st
5. Simon Gerrans (Aus) Orica-GreenEdge, st
6. Nathan Haas (Aus) Cannondale-Garmin, st
7. Rigoberto Uran (Col) Etixx-Quick-Step, st
8. Ramunas Navardauskas (Lit) Cannondale-Garmin, st
9. Luka Mezgec (Slo) Giant-Alpecin, st
10. Sergei Chernetkii (Rus) Katusha, st
Overall Classification after stage four
1. Michael Albasini (Sui) Orica-GreenEdge, at 13-33-40
2. Ivan Santaromita (Ita) Orica-GreenEdge, at 20 seconds
3. Christopher Froome (Gbr) Team Sky, st
4. Simon Yates (Gbr) Orica-GreenEdge, st
5. Ilnur Zakarin (Rus) Katusha, at 25 seconds
6. Egor Silin (Rus) Katusha, st
7. Yuri Trofimov (Rus) Katusha, st
8. Simon Spilak (Slo) Katusha, st
9. Tony Martin (Ger) Etixx – Quick-Step, at 27 seconds
10. Rigoberto Uran (Col) Etixx – Quick-Step, st
Team Sky lead the peloton at the 2015 Tour de Romandie (Watson)
Michael Albasini makes a quick bike change on the 2015 Tour de Romandie (Watson)


Order of Canada recipient Judith Forst is an opera singer who began her training and career at University of B.C., and has triumphed with all the leading opera houses in the world. She has been a staunch supporter of new composers, fellow performers, directors and conductors, and has mentored young professionals and students in North America and abroad, helping many to become outstanding performers. Each year, she performs benefit concerts and gives her time and energy to fundraising projects throughout B.C.


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Q: How do I clear my Bash history in OS X? How do I clear my Bash history in Mac OS X?
I've entered a few "errors" and just want to clear them off. How do I do that?

A: To clear it, just delete the ~/.bash_history file. If you want to just remove the offending lines you can open ~/.bash_history in the editor of your choice. For me, this would be
emacs ~/.bash_history

and then going to the beginning of each bad line and pressing control ^+K.
Or your can just fill your .bash_history with empty.
Run this: (including the >)
 > ~/.bash_history

A: You can run:
history -c

I use it often, so I made an alias to hc.

A: To view your bash history enter the command:
history

You will get an index of your history.
You can clear your entire history like so:
history -c

You can clear the 45th item in your history like so:
history -d 45

(get you can see the history item numbers by executing the history command)


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Enthralling Music
Hans Werner Henze's 'The Bassarids',
reviewed by GIUSEPPE PENNISI
Teatro dell'Opera di Roma usually selects a rather well-known title to inaugurate its season. The opera chosen is generally not very long to allow for extended intermissions and dinner parties where ladies can show their evening dresses and gentlemen their tuxedos. This year, the new management team made the bold decision to start the season with Hans Werner Henze's two hour one act tragedy The Bassarids in its original English version. In Italy, The Bassarids was performed only once — in La Scala's 1967-68 season — for a few evenings, and in a German translation. Bravery is often rewarded. At the 27 November 2015 inauguration, I was in a very full theatre with an unusual audience: tuxedos, long evening dress, dark suits and very casual attire, including jeans and cardigans. Also in the audience were quite a few young people, due to special arrangements made with their schools. The two hours elapsed in full silence due to the tension of the libretto (by W H Auden and Chester Kallman, after Euripides' tragedy The Bacchae and of the enthralling music; then the audience erupted in a ten minute standing ovation, even though a few old subscribers appeared disgruntled.
A scene from Hans Werner Henze's 'The Bassarids' at Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. Photo © 2015 Yasuko Kageyama. Click on the image for higher resolution
After its Salzburg premiere, at the 1966 Summer Festival, The Bassarids has been seen quite rarely (ie only at English National Opera, Deutsche Oper Berlin, La Scala and in a few other places), mostly because of the gargantuan resources it requires: a huge orchestra (in Rome, the orchestra filled the pit and the first few row boxes), eight soloists, a double chorus and a corps de ballet. Then, the plot is essentially a philosophical-religious discussion between the young King Pentheus (who wants to convert his populace to monotheism) and Dionysus, said to be the God of freedom, pleasure and orgies, even though it is never clear whether he is not like a God turned into a Devil, ie Mephistopheles.
Ladislav Elgr as Dionysus in Hans Werner Henze's 'The Bassarids' at Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. Photo © 2015 Yasuko Kageyama. Click on the image for higher resolution
Dionysus and his followers (including Pentheus' own mother) are expelled from the Kingdom, but the devilish self-proclaimed God returns disguised as a traveler and attracts Pentheus to go with him to the garden of pleasure. In a wild orgy, Pentheus is killed, dismembered and even eaten by Dionysus' crowd. This isn't light stuff for a gala, especially because the central part is a confrontation between Pentheus and Dionysus.
Ladislav Elgr as Dionysus and Russell Braun as Pentheus in Hans Werner Henze's 'The Bassarids' at Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. Photo © 2015 Yasuko Kageyama. Click on the image for higher resolution
As a matter of fact, rather than an opera, The Bassarids is a scenic symphony (like Berlioz's La Damnation de Faust). Conventional operatic forms (arias, duets and ensembles) are embedded in a four movement symphony. The first movement is a sonata where the characters and their groups are defined; the second is a scherzo with a sequence of dances; the third is a slow movement, and the fourth a long theme which grows into the final passacaglia. The score contains all the main elements of twentieth century innovation (including a twelve note row system) on a wide post-Wagnerian platform.
Veronica Simeoni as Agave and Russell Braun as Pentheus in Hans Werner Henze's 'The Bassarids' at Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. Photo © 2015 Yasuko Kageyama. Click on the image for higher resolution
Hungarian Stefan Soltesz is one of the few conductors who can handle such complex orchestral writing (where woodwind and brass have an important role) without covering the voices of the singers. In the Austrian and German performances, The Bassarids was conducted by such excellent musicians as Christoph von Dohnányi and Gerd Albrecht. Soltesz depicted the score's various tints very well (from dramatic to sensual to orgiastic).
An international vocal cast was on stage, all of a high standard: Ladislav Elgr (Dionysus), Russell Braun (Pentheus), Mark S Doss (Cadmus), Erin Caves ( Tiresias), Andrew Schroeder (Captain of the Royal Guard), Veronica Simeoni (Agave), Sara Hershkowitz (Autonoe) and Sara Fulgoni (Beroe). The long duet between Ladislav Elgr (a tenor with a high tessitura) and baritone Russell Braun was especially effective. Veronica Simeoni, in the rather unpleasant part of a mother devouring her own son, was excellent.
Veronica Simeoni as Agave in Hans Werner Henze's 'The Bassarids' at Teatro dell'Opera di Roma. Photo © 2015 Yasuko Kageyama. Click on the image for higher resolution
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The past few weeks I've been following online traditional british witchcraft (BTW) lessons, which have been focusing on meditation and visulisation. That is till last week when there was spoken word added after the meditation. But since I've been working with Brigit in daily meditations- a celtic goddess of the fires of inspiration, health and hearth. This ideology is still at the foresront of my conscious so when trying the TBW lesson which was using the symbol of fire to rid negative energy (in a very generic way) this did not mesh with my current ideas. It felt pointless and actually stopped the lesson. After much distress at why this was I read, took a shower then wrote this. I guess this also shows how powerful our forms of thinking are.
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You may have tried zucchini in stir-fries or salads before, and maybe even in lasagna. But who would have thought you could make delicious desserts from zucchini? At first, I thought it was a silly idea – but then I decided to give it a try.
I swear, the first time I made my friends try Paleo zucchini chocolate muffins they refused to believe there was any kind of vegetable in it. The muffins were so wonderfully moist and flavorful, I almost didn't believe it myself!
Since then, zucchini has become one of my favorite vegetables to cook with. I love it in stir-fried dinners, as grilled slices, and sometimes just quickly grated with a nice Paleo-friendly salad dressing. And if you happen to have this wonder veggie growing in your own garden, you are in for a treat.
Why not? Zucchini has quite a mild flavor and a wonderful texture, and it can work as a great substitute for pasta or even meat. Zucchini is not just tasty – it also contains various nutrients that can have a positive impact on your diet.
Zucchini can help lower your blood sugar levels, by increasing your fiber intake.
For the same reason; fiber, zucchini can also improve your digestion and support your weight loss.
The anti-inflammatory nutrients, like Vitamin A and Vitamin C, can help your body fight inflammation.
Zucchini contains plenty of water, so it will help you feel full for longer.
On this vast list of Paleo zucchini recipes you'll find some of my favorite salads, fritters, sautes, breads and – believe it or not, even chocolate cake! In my opinion, until you've tried zucchini fries you haven't really lived.
Ingredients: zucchinis, green onions, onion powder, garlic powder, coconut flour, eggs, salt, ground black pepper, avocado oil.
These tasty fritters make a great lunchtime dish, especially if you serve them with tomato salsa or a chunky Paleo tomato sauce. They are easy to make and are popular with kids and adults alike. Zucchini is a great source of vitamins and healthy minerals and can be a great low carb vegetable to use on Keto diets too. It is also quite cheap and can be useful for feeding large families or those on a tight budget.
Ingredients: zucchini, ground beef, avocado, olive or avocado oil, salt, Paleo mayo, mustard.
The overall appearance of these little bites is so impressive that they would make a great dish to serve if you have guests over for a few drinks. Using zucchini instead of buns makes these snacks lighter and less filling, making them a good idea for children too. Simply serve with some mustard and a green side salad for a lovely summery lunch that fits with both Paleo and Keto diets.
Ingredients: zucchini, coconut flour, onion powder, Italian seasoning, salt, black pepper.
If you have been missing the crunchy fries you were used to before going Paleo, then here is the answer! These fries are crispy, crunchy and full of Italian flavor and, served with a tomato dip, make a great dish for parties or for sharing with the family on film or game nights. This recipe is low in carbs and calories and can be useful if you have been missing your usual snacks.
Ingredients: zucchini, cooked shredded beef, tomatoes, fresh cilantro, garlic, salt, pepper, coconut oil.
This is quite an adaptable recipe because you can actually use ground beef instead of shredded, but these would be a great way to use up leftover roast beef. If you don't like zucchini you can use a small squash of any type you like and cook it in the same way. Serving food in 'boats' can look quite impressive so this could be on the menu for your next Paleo dinner party!
Ingredients: zucchini, coconut flour, onion powder, salt, garlic powder, paprika, chili powder, black pepper.
Ingredients: cooked chicken, zucchini, coconut cream (from a chilled can of coconut milk), dried garlic, fresh cilantro, lemon juice, salt.
Here is a keto recipe that would be the perfect way to use up leftover cooked chicken! Although it does not involve mayo, you still have a wonderfully thick and creamy dressing to coat the chicken pieces. This salad is best eaten right away as the zucchini will release too much liquid if it is left to sit in the refrigerator. If you don't like cilantro you can use Italian parsley instead.
Ingredients: zucchini, tahini, extra virgin olive oil, lime juice, roasted garlic powder, fresh cilantro, salt.
Normally hummus is made using chickpeas, but this recipe uses zucchini instead, so this would be a good alternative for Paleo people or for anyone who can't have legumes. This hummus has a lovely citrus kick from the limes and has the traditional flavor of garlic. This can be used as a dip for parties and my family love it with celery and carrot sticks for a snack or for a quick lunch.
Ingredients: eggplant, zucchini, tomato sauce, ghee or coconut oil, salt, pepper, raw cashews, water, garlic powder.
These little rolls make a wonderful appetizer, especially if your guests are vegetarian or vegan. They are quite straightforward to prepare and the color of the tomato sauce adds a lovely finishing touch. Just remember to salt and dry off as much moisture as you can from the zucchini and eggplant so that the rolls don't end up too soggy.
Ingredients: eggs, onion, zucchini, yellow squash, almond meal, coconut flour, coconut oil, sea salt and pepper.
These amazing patties are gluten free, so they are perfect if you have anyone in the family with Coeliac Disease. They are delicious served warm for breakfast or thrown together for a quick lunchtime dish. You don't have to use both vegetables – the recipe works just as well with either zucchini or squash on their own as the main ingredient.
Beef is a very satisfying meat and can be served throughout the year, especially in a stir-fry form like this. Try to use a good cut of meat, but if you are on a budget, cheaper cuts can also be used. Instead of chopping the zucchini into strips, you could also try serving it over spiralized zucchini, which resembles noodles. This recipe makes a fantastic light Paleo and AIP meal for the whole family!
Ingredients: coconut oil, onion, zucchini, chicken broth, nutritional yeast, coconut cream, basil leaves.
This lovely recipe is a great example of how to use nutritional yeast to give food a cheesy taste, without having to add dairy. This is based on broccoli and stilton soup, which is popular around the globe. The soup is filling and hearty and has such a great vivid green color that it would be perfect as a Paleo appetizer on St. Patrick's Day!
Ingredients: chicken breasts, egg, salt, black pepper, garlic powder, Italian seasoning, cherry tomatoes, basil leaves, olive oil or avocado oil, zucchini.
Here is another quick low carb recipe that is full of fresh flavors! Because the chicken is cooked quickly it keeps all its flavor and doesn't dry out. Also, basil and tomato together is really a match made in heaven, so adding them to this pasta dish is a great idea. Basil is easy to grow in pots in the kitchen so you could have a source of freshness to add to soups and sauces any time.
Ingredients: chicken breasts, ghee or coconut oil, canned diced tomatoes, basil, coconut milk, garlic, salt, zucchini or spaghetti squash.
This is a quick and easy Paleo recipe which is ideal for a fast meal after a busy day. It can also be made quite cheaply so it is a great meal for students! The rich flavors of tomato and fragrant basil are so appealing and make this dish taste amazing. If you don't have a spiralizer it doesn't matter, you can simply shred the zucchini in a food processor or use a grater.
Ingredients: chicken broth, chicken breast, avocado oil, celery, onion, cilantro, zucchini, salt.
Chicken-based soups have long been used as a tasty comforting plate of goodness when you are not well, and this delicious recipe gives you soup that is also compliant with Paleo, Keto and AIP eating plans. This soup is nourishing and easy to digest, making it great for young and old alike. But don't worry – you don't have to have a cold or be feeling down to enjoy this tasty treat!
Ingredients: pitted olives, fresh oregano leaves, garlic, extra virgin olive oil, zucchini, sardines.
Here is another really impressive Paleo sauce that you can make in just minutes! This tapenade has all the tastes of the Mediterranean, with the garlic and olives, and can be used as a sauce with zucchini 'pasta', or served with chicken thighs to boost the flavor. My favorite way to eat this is to serve it with salmon as it makes the perfect partner with fish.
Ingredients: onion, beef, avocado oil, tamari sauce or coconut aminos, garlic, fresh ginger, cilantro, shredded zucchini or shirataki noodles.
Ginger and garlic are the most common basic ingredients in Asian cuisine and they make this dish taste so good! This recipe is quite quick to make, giving you a speedy, tasty Paleo meal for unexpected dinner guests or after a busy day at work. The aromas from the beef will definitely make your mouth water! Try using a red onion instead for a gentler, slightly sweeter taste.
Ingredients: onion, canned diced tomatoes, Italian seasoning, bell pepper, zucchini, garlic, basil, olive oil, salt and pepper, honey, cucumber.
If you have been missing pasta now that you are eating the Paleo way, here is a great recipe that uses cucumber or spaghetti squash to replicate the spaghetti. It doesn't have the same flavor as regular pasta, but can be eaten in the same way while keeping the carbs down and making this dish egg and wheat free. This dish is also low in calories, perfect for people who are watching their weight.
One of the best things about stir-fry dishes is that they are so quick to make – ideal after a busy day at work! This dish is meaty and satisfying and ready to eat in minutes. It has the tasty bacon, soft zucchini and wonderful mushrooms for a lovely combination of flavor and texture. Once you have cooked the bacon, save any fat for frying your next Paleo meal to add extra flavor.
This is another simple but amazing Paleo-compliant recipe for a vegetable dish that can be used for lunch or served as a side for a main meal. It takes only a few minutes to make and you can use any squash you have instead of the zucchini. If you use a number of different squash varieties you can get some amazing colors in this dish as well.
Ingredients: eggplant, zucchini, onion, olive oil, garlic, white button mushroom, ground beef, canned diced tomatoes, gluten-free tamari sauce or coconut aminos, sesame seeds, sea salt, pepper.
If you are following the keto diet for weight loss, this is the meal for you! The calorie count is super-low and the lasagne is low in carbs and dairy free. Lasagne can be a great meal if you are on a tight budget as you can add in more mushrooms and onions to make the beef go further – great for big families too. If you prefer, this dish can be made with just zucchini or eggplant instead of both.
Ingredients: cooked ground beef, mushrooms, salt, pepper, grey zucchini, green 8 ball zucchini, yellow pattypan squash, eggplant or aubergine, tomato, fresh parsely, extra-virgin olive oil.
One of the things I love about this recipe is that it is full of fresh flavors from real food that you just know is good for you! This is a combination of cooked ground beef (other ground meat can be used) and various veggies, giving you a nutritious Paleo breakfast to keep you going all morning. If you don't do meat and veg in the morning, simply serve this at lunch instead!
Ingredients: zucchini, red bell pepper, carrot, garlic, fish sauce, ginger, curry powder, lime juice, precooked meat of choice, cilantro, walnut or avocado oil, toasted sesame oil, pepper to taste.
This is an amazing stir fry dish which has all the flavors you associate with the East; saltiness from the fish sauce, garlic and ginger which is a classic combination and a hint of citrus. This Paleo dish is grain and gluten free and is totally adaptable as you can use whatever meat you have. This works well with chicken, beef or pork and has even been tried with shrimp!
Ingredients: onion, garlic, zucchini, yellow summer, homemade broth (chicken, beef, or veggie), green chilis or jalapenos, coconut milk, cumin powder, cilantro, lemon or lime juice, salt, pepper, nutritional yeast, ghee or coconut oil, avocado.
If you are following the Paleo diet for health reasons, it can be very helpful to keep a stock of homemade bone broth to use for soups and stews as this can both help with gut issues, and give you a really healthy source of flavor. That is what gives this homemade soup its depth of taste, and you can use whatever broth you have. So next time you have roast chicken, don't throw the carcass away!
Ingredients: cauliflower, zucchini, garlic, dried Italian seasoning, onion powder, Celtic sea salt, red chili flakes, coconut oil.
Ingredients: coconut oil, black mustard seeds, white onion, serrano peppers, fresh curry leaves, grated coconut, Kashmiri chili powder or cayenne pepper, turmeric powder, salt, zucchini, yellow squash.
Apart from giving this dish a wonderful aromatic scent and amazing flavor, curry leaves are full of health-enhancing nutrients. They have several vitamins and can improve your ability to fight infection. Along with the black mustard seeds, they add a wonderful depth of flavor to this simple dish, making it a great one to serve with an Asian-inspired Paleo dinner.
Ingredients: ghee, eggs, coconut milk, sundried tomatoes, zucchini, small onion, garlic, thyme, oregano, sea salt, black pepper, tomato, fresh basil.
Frittatas are great at any time of day – they make a filling breakfast or a delicious dinner served with a fresh green salad, or you can pack it cold into lunchboxes for work and school. This summer vegetable frittata recipe is dairy free but full of flavor, thanks to the herbs. It also looks great and would be a good dish to take to a pot-luck with friends.
I just love frittata for breakfast, lunch or on the go! It is really tasty and is just as good warm or cold. No need for cheese here as the flavors are rich enough as they are and this frittata looks so good studded with the chopped bacon pieces. This is a crustless dish that is grain, gluten and nut free, so would be great for a family with allergies, or to put in the kids' lunchboxes for school.
Ingredients: eggs, zucchini, almond flour, coconut flour, coconut oil, honey, baking powder, vanilla extract, salt.
Bread is one of the foods that so many people miss when they start eating Paleo or Keto, so homemade bread recipes can be very helpful. This trick with this bread recipe is to extract as much liquid from the zucchini as possible, otherwise the loaf will be soggy. This bread can also be spiced up by adding ingredients like cinnamon, ginger or nutmeg.
Ingredients: eggs, zucchini, almond flour, cacao powder, coconut oil, baking powder, vanilla extract, erythritol, cacao nibs, salt.
If you are not sure about using veg in baking, just stop and think carrot cake! Zucchini works the same way, giving you deliciously spongy Keto muffins which have been flavored with cacao to give them a good chocolate taste. If you are using salt to extract the liquid from the zucchini, I recommend you taste the mixture before adding extra salt – you don't want to up the sodium too much!
Ingredients: almond flour, coconut flour, tapioca starch, cacao powder, baking soda, cream of tartar, salt, ground cinnamon, avocado, date paste, unpasteurized honey, pure vanilla extract, coconut oil, eggs, zucchini, walnuts, instant coffee, water, full fat coconut milk.
If you are looking for a chocolate cake to impress, then look no further! This one is Paleo-friendly, rich and fudgy and would make even non-Paleo people sit up and take notice! If you don't like walnuts you could use pecans or almonds instead – the choice is yours, but you probably won't notice them through the chocolatey, squidgy cake! This makes a wonderful treat for Valentine's Day or birthdays.
Ingredients: coconut flour, zucchini, banana, pitted dates, eggs, baking powder, cinnamon, sea salt.
This recipe uses dates for sweetness and a ripe banana and zucchini to give a soft and spongy texture, and this Paleo bread is designed to be eaten for dessert, or as a sweet treat. Once the loaf is cooked, it is best to leave it to cool completely before removing from the tin, to avoid the bread from breaking up. This bread can be made ahead of time and frozen, then defrosted when you have friends coming over.
Ingredients: zucchini, eggs, pitted dates, ghee or coconut oil, pure vanilla extract, coconut flour, cinnamon, baking soda, apple cider vinegar, sea salt.
When this recipe says 5 minutes, it is talking about prep time, not cooking time, but it is worth every minute! You end up with moist bread that is rich with the sweetness of dates but without any added sugars. If you want to make it even better, you could add in some chopped nuts or a handful of chocolate chips, but these are only optional.
Ingredients: almond flour (or a combination of almond and cashew flour), baking soda, salt, cinnamon, zucchini, eggs, maple syrup, banana, coconut oil.
If you like the flavor of nuts then this is the loaf for you! The zucchini bread is moist and so moreish, with the delicate flavor of almonds running through it. Zucchini bread is a great way to up the intake of veggies into kids without them realising, and this one is sweet enough to satisfy any craving. Zucchini is usually quite cheap, so this bread would be a good one for larger families or anyone on a budget.
Ingredients: zucchini, garlic, chipotle pepper powder or chili powder, egg, coconut flour.
Traditional tortillas are a no-no on the Paleo diet, so this recipe comes in really handy for making an alternative that you can enjoy in the same way, but without gluten or grains. These can be used as tortillas or fried and turned into tostadas and are perfect for folks who can't eat or don't like cauliflower, which is how Paleo wraps are normally made.
Ingredients: blanched almond flour, cocoa powder, cinnamon, baking soda, kosher salt, eggs, honey or pure maple syrup, coconut oil or olive oil, zucchini.
This is one of the Paleo treats that is often found in our house as my sister is coeliac and I like to make special baked goods for her, but ones the whole family can enjoy. This chocolate loaf is moist and sweet but not sickly, and can be enhanced by adding chocolate chips or nuts or dried fruit. This bread can also be made in advance as it freezes really well, either as a whole loaf or in individual slices.
Ingredients: coconut flour, erythritol or coconut sugar, cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda, carrot, zucchini, eggs, unsweetened almond milk or coconut milk, coconut oil, vanilla extract, apple cider vinegar, palm shortening, lemon juice, vanilla extract, honey or liquid stevia.
This recipe gives you clear instructions on how to make grain free, low carb muffins and there is also a dairy free version for those of us on the Paleo diet. You are using a little carrot which gives the muffins the carrot cake flavor, but with the moisture coming from zucchini as well. Piled high with the frosting, these little beauties would be perfect for tea parties or coffee mornings.


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Glory, based on historical fact, is the story of the 54th Volunteer Infantry in Massachusetts. The story is told from the perspective of Robert Shaw, a White Commanding Officer, during the Civil War. This story was immediately unique because the 54th Infantry, with the exception of the Officers, was completely made up of African-American men.
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Not surprisingly, racism reared its ugly head on numerous occasions in the form of violence and discrimination on the part of the White officers towards the African-American Infantry soldiers. Robert Shaw was unique in that, unlike his other White colleagues, he had the desire and intention of training his African-American Infantry soldiers fairly and to fight with a relentless spirit in the Civil War. Collectively, they wanted to rally against the injustices bestowed upon them and prove themselves to their comrades and to the other Commanding Officers.
This intention between Robert Shaw and his Infantry men was the first example of teamwork in this film:
From the very start, Officer Shaw was very strict and serious with his men, and trained them from the beginning the importance of endurance, alertness, and never losing focus of their goal. Although it may have seemed extremely harsh to many viewers of this film, Officer Shaw felt that it was necessary at the time in order to drive home the importance and seriousness of their wartime circumstances. Thankfully, Officer Shaw pulled back a little from his overly-harsh leadership style and, although he still led with a firm hand, he did begin to treat the Infantry men with more respect. Eventually, Officer Shaw learned that they were more alike than they were different.
The African-American soldiers began to understand Officer Shaw's training, and they also worked as a team to prove to, not only their White detractors, but also to Officer Shaw that they were more than capable of fighting successfully in this war.
Another display of teamwork was probably pretty obvious, but still worth stating. The African-American Infantry men had to team up on many occasions to protect themselves against the other White officers who, with the exception of Robert Shaw, were extremely prejudiced against them and displayed it whenever and however they could.
Unspeakable tragedy befalls the 54th Infantry:
Officer Shaw is shot and dies from his wounds
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Through all this tragedy, their brave efforts were not in vain, nor did their efforts go unnoticed. Eventually the Union accepted thousands of African-American men into combat training, which played a huge part in changing the way that the war was headed.
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Write a program that can calculate the Hamming difference between two DNA strands.

A mutation is simply a mistake that occurs during the creation or
copying of a nucleic acid, in particular DNA. Because nucleic acids are
vital to cellular functions, mutations tend to cause a ripple effect
throughout the cell. Although mutations are technically mistakes, a very
rare mutation may equip the cell with a beneficial attribute. In fact,
the macro effects of evolution are attributable by the accumulated
result of beneficial microscopic mutations over many generations.

The simplest and most common type of nucleic acid mutation is a point
mutation, which replaces one base with another at a single nucleotide.

By counting the number of differences between two homologous DNA strands
taken from different genomes with a common ancestor, we get a measure of
the minimum number of point mutations that could have occurred on the
evolutionary path between the two strands.

This is called the 'Hamming distance'.

It is found by comparing two DNA strands and counting how many of the
nucleotides are different from their equivalent in the other string.

    GAGCCTACTAACGGGAT
    CATCGTAATGACGGCCT
    ^ ^ ^  ^ ^    ^^

The Hamming distance between these two DNA strands is 7.

# Implementation notes

The Hamming distance is only defined for sequences of equal length. This means
that based on the definition, each language could deal with getting sequences
of equal length differently.

## Setup

Go through the setup instructions for ECMAScript to
install the necessary dependencies:

http://exercism.io/languages/ecmascript

## Requirements

They are already described in the link above, but just as a
quick reference:

Install globally a tool to run [Gulp](http://gulpjs.com) if
it is not installed yet:

```bash
$ npm install -g gulp-cli
```

Install assignment dependencies:

```bash
$ npm install
```

## Making the test suite pass

Execute the tests with:

```bash
$ gulp test
```

In many test suites all but the first test have been skipped.

Once you get a test passing, you can unskip the next one by
changing `xit` to `it`.

## Source

The Calculating Point Mutations problem at Rosalind [http://rosalind.info/problems/hamm/](http://rosalind.info/problems/hamm/)

## Submitting Incomplete Problems
It's possible to submit an incomplete solution so you can see how others have completed the exercise.


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#RedLine in the sand, #NoNewCoal protest Flinders St Melbourne
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This cold grey morning early - but not as early as the brave souls who started at 6am - I jumped on a tram. Destination: Melbourne's #NoNewCoal Redline protest in Flinders Street. This action is part of a wave of protests occurring this weekend all over Australia - from Adelaide to Cairns, from Canberra to Mackay. They are aimed at challenging our Government's love affair with that redundant abhorrent energy source, coal.
By the time I arrived the protest was well underway. Volunteer teams were carrying the main banner from one corner to the next at Melbourne's most historic intersection. Although walkers were rostered to carry the banners for a full two hour shift, so far they were showing no signs of flagging:
What the protestors have in common is the determination to show fellow Australians - and the world in general - that no matter how far we might live geographically from the Reef and the Galilee Basin, those places are nevertheless close to our hearts. And in fact there was one participant who could easily call Galilee Basin home.
Denyosaurfrydosaurusclimato rex visited Melbourne today on a mission. He was there to remind us that that sediment from the Galilee Basin lusted after by Mr Adani, was deposited there 323-238 million years ago. Right back when he was a lad and when some of his mates came to their final resting place in the nearby Enomanga Basin's world-famous dinosaur fossil site. Denyosaurfrydosaurusclimato rex didn't need to say much. His presence was sufficient, a reminder that we need to leave this ancient fossil fuel, coal, where it belongs. In the ground:
Other protestors talked more than our dinosaur friend, often to curious passersby.
One protestor came wearing Nemo on her head. I wondered if this was to remind us that Nemo, who started life 15 years ago on the Great Barrier Reef, would be in for a shock were he to return. He might not even recognize his birthplace as it has become so bleached and diminished over the intervening years.
No doubt that was why 'Nemo' was keen to talk to passers-by about the need to fight for the Reef:
One protestor arrived with chalk in hand. Chalk drawing is always fun to do. And fun to watch.
Plus it's a great way to get the message out there - to educate people who might not otherwise appreciate just how bad fossil fuel is for the environment:
Melbourne's Red Line protestors intend to stay on, moving from one famous corner to the next - from the heritage Flinders Street Station, past Federation Square, over to St Paul's cathedral and then on to another cathedral - the Young and Jackson Hotel. Then around again, for the next 18 hours.
I realised on my tram journey home what a perfect protest route this is. Honouring these historic public buildings is just what we all need to do with natural icons like the Galilee Basin and the Great Barrier Reef.
Protestors will be lapping through the night right up until 12 noon tomorrow (Saturday). I imagine by then they will be very tired and cold. So if you are in Melbourne, and want to express your solidarity, you know what to do!
posted by Sue Jackson | 12:43 AM | 2 comments