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Mickael Angelo Yusufidis20/01/2017Fun article. Key discussion point within to ponder is the concept of "Style Transfer", and in the context of Enterprise or Business. Enjoy.Kristen Stewart (yes, that Kristen Stewart) just released a research paper on artificial intelligenceqz.com The paper describes experiments with style transfer in Stewart's screenwriting debut, "Come...
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Mickael Angelo Yusufidis19/01/2017beBee(aaS)? As an organization, would you buy into beBee as a service? For intrapreneurial use.Well? Would you?Something that would live on azure/bluemix (in the cloud) for intra organizational use; same framework, as a (cloud) service. Reasonable licensing cost and API friendly. Plug ins for...
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Gerald Hecht28/07/2016On An Unusual Variation of the Butterfly EffectYesterday (July 26) was the miscellaneous birthday of Mick Jagger, founding member of the British Boy Band "The Rolling Stones". Some people may not be aware of a 1967 Conspiracy among a group of "Nervous" British Government Officials, and...
Comments01/03/2017 #55 Gerald Hecht#54 @Robert Cormack I agree ...he picked up Andrew Loog Oldham's marketing techniques really quickly; "no such thing as bad publicity ", etc.!28/02/2017 #54 Robert CormackPersonally, Gerald, I think Jagger was laughing the whole time, realizing the very government and news agencies that thought he was a danger were, in fact, promoting him across Great Britain and around the world. He wasn't nearly as bad as some—or most—but he capitalized as Jagger was known to capitalize when the opportunity arose. That's how he's lasted longer than all the bureaucrats and editors who thought it was fine and dandy to "stretch a butterfly on a wheel." Thanks for the post.23/11/2016 #53 Gerald Hecht#51 @Nick Mlatchkov That's probably true; to be subject to abuse/intimidation/conspiracy by the very institutions designed to protect citizens (from violations of the rule of law) ... is something that I have experienced personally; it forever changes a person...I will never cease to "speak truth to power"...I realize how precious and fragile the rule of law is...placing people in positions of political/policy power who don't understand it...or who are willing to abuse that power is something we should all keep our eye on. We all should cultivate a "skeptical (maybe not cynical) eye" for such things.08/11/2016 #50 Gerald Hecht#48 @Nick Mlatchkov yeah they were like a "boy band" version of "Pussy Riot"...ahead of their time and with actual musical talent...08/11/2016 #49 Gerald Hecht#47 @John Byler yeah, You were totally out of control the few times that you came to visit (which always seemed to be during business meetings); has Keith ever asked you to compensate him for the stuff you broke...especially that vase? I thought he was going to shoot you for that one!27/10/2016 #47 John BylerMemorable description of Keef's home!23/08/2016 #46 Gerald Hecht#45 @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher I agree; in fact, all things considered, I'd rather be at Keith's house in 1967 than here right now22/08/2016 #45 Lisa 🐝 GallagherThe comments were just as interesting as the buzz about Jagger and George Harrison @Gerald Hecht08/08/2016 #44 Gerald HechtThank you very much @Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman!08/08/2016 #43 Gerald Hecht@Catalina Serrano thank you kindly.08/08/2016 #42 Gerald Hecht@Adriana Bevacqua García thank you.08/08/2016 #41 Gerald HechtThank you @Brian McKenzie!08/08/2016 #40 Gerald HechtThank you @Froilán Pérez!08/08/2016 #39 Gerald Hecht@Teagan Geneviene thank you.08/08/2016 #38 Gerald HechtThank you @Pascal Derrien.08/08/2016 #37 Gerald Hecht@Henri Galvão Thank You.08/08/2016 #36 Gerald HechtThank you @Laurent BOSCHERINI.
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Lisa 🐝 Gallagher12/07/2016I'm Looking for The BEST Content for Promotion via beBee's Twitter AccountsExceptional content should be promoted so more people can read it! Am I right? I've definitely read some amazing stories here on beBee Producer! I enjoy the wide variety of topics on beBee from real thought leaders that are living and breathing what...
Comments08/02/2017 #122 Mohamad El Kaissi"Ideas, Ideas and more Ideas! We all have them, what do we do with them? It's time to share...." @MyLiveCV
#MicroSocialNetworking https://www.bebee.com/producer/@mohamad-el-kaissi/ideas-ideas-and-more-ideas-we-all-have-them-what-do-we-do-with-them-it-s-time-to-share08/02/2017 #121 Mohamad El Kaissi"My LinkedIn Story...now a beBee one." @MyLiveCV
#MicroSocialNetworking https://www.bebee.com/producer/@mohamad-el-kaissi/my-linkedin-story-now-a-bebee-one31/01/2017 #120 @Julio Angel 🐝Lopez LopezVery thanks @John White, MBA30/01/2017 #119 Sara HodgeWonderful! Thank you for such a great opportunity! Mine are below:
"Twitter Tip: Be Mindful of Automation". @strongworthy
#SocialMedia https://www.bebee.com/producer/@sara-hodge/twitter-tip-be-mindful-of-automation View moreWonderful! Thank you for such a great opportunity! Mine are below:
"Twitter Tip: Be Mindful of Automation". @strongworthy
#SocialMedia https://www.bebee.com/producer/@sara-hodge/twitter-tip-be-mindful-of-automation
"Ditch The Old School Graphics: Tips for Awesome Social Images". @strongworthy
#SocialMedia https://www.bebee.com/producer/@sara-hodge/ditch-the-old-school-graphics-tips-for-quick-easy-awesome-social-images Close30/01/2017 #118 Andrew BooksTwo very personal stories that came from a pensive state of mind:
"I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends: The Incalculable Value Of Friendship"
https://www.bebee.com/producer/@andrew-books-wisconsin/i-get-by-with-a-little-help-from-my-friends-the-incalculable-value-of-friendship View moreTwo very personal stories that came from a pensive state of mind:
"I Get By With A Little Help From My Friends: The Incalculable Value Of Friendship"
Family Is Everything: The Lesson Dad Left Behind
#missyoudad Close29/01/2017 #117 Claire L CardwellHi John, What a great idea! I think my best two articles so far are :-
https://www.bebee.com/producer/@claire-cardwell/what-i-love-about-bebee View moreHi John, What a great idea! I think my best two articles so far are :-
My twitter handle is @ClaireCardwell
Have an awesome day! Close28/01/2017 #116 John White, MBA#114 @Adam Weedy, check your Twitter! 😃😉👍28/01/2017 #115 Javier 🐝 beBee26/01/2017 #114 Adam WeedyHi John, any updates on this?20/01/2017 #113 Ari KopoulosWhy You Need a #Mentor, and How to Find One @aricochet #personaldevelopment https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ari-kopoulos/why-you-need-a-mentor-and-how-to-find-one View moreWhy You Need a #Mentor, and How to Find One @aricochet #personaldevelopment https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ari-kopoulos/why-you-need-a-mentor-and-how-to-find-one Cheers John Close20/01/2017 #112 Devesh 🐝 Bhatt"Feels Good to be a Bee"@sooutoftweets#affinitynetworking https://www.bebee.com/producer/@devesh-bhatt/feels-good-to-be-a-bee-by-devesh-bhatt09/01/2017 #111 Brian McKenzieHere is my Latest - and most timely - I hope to get more attention outside of the ATS funnel. "12 Days of Healthcare" @brian-mckenzie #KillObamaCare
https://www.bebee.com/producer/@brian-mckenzie/12-days-of-healthcare View moreHere is my Latest - and most timely - I hope to get more attention outside of the ATS funnel. "12 Days of Healthcare" @brian-mckenzie #KillObamaCare
https://www.bebee.com/producer/@brian-mckenzie/12-days-of-healthcare If you hate ever escalating insurance premiums and the overly intrusive IRS in your life - pass this along and around. Thanks for the support. Close09/01/2017 #110 Ginger A ChristmasYou will want to consider this very worthy idea from @John White, MBA.08/01/2017 #109 Lyon Brave@lyonbrave https://www.bebee.com/producer/@lyon-brave/afghanistan-women-forced-marriages-prefrontal-cortex View more@lyonbrave https://www.bebee.com/producer/@lyon-brave/afghanistan-women-forced-marriages-prefrontal-cortex #forcedmarriages
https://www.bebee.com/bee/lyon-brave Close04/01/2017 #108 Adam Weedy1) "Why do corporate initiatives fail?" @weedybars https://www.bebee.com/producer/@adam-weedy/why-do-corporate-initiatives-fail View more1) "Why do corporate initiatives fail?" @weedybars https://www.bebee.com/producer/@adam-weedy/why-do-corporate-initiatives-fail #leadership 2) "What is leadership?" @weedybars https://www.bebee.com/producer/@adam-weedy/what-is-leadership #leadership Close24/12/2016 #107 Sandra 🐝 Smith"A Tale of Two Emails: How to Make Your Pitch Emails Speak to Me" @sandrasmithco https://www.bebee.com/producer/@sandra-smith/a-tale-of-two-emails-how-to-make-your-pitch-emails-speak-to-me23/12/2016 #106 Dorothy Cooper#BestContent WheelingSideways, what's in a name and understanding the implications we use as identifiers when composing personal insights.
@sittingpretty6121/12/2016 #105 Dorothy CooperHi, I just published some honey, so Happy Holidays!21/12/2016 #104 Devesh 🐝 BhattAny kind of content will do or specific to bebee vs Linkedin11/12/2016 #103 John White, MBA#102 @debasish majumder: yes, there is amazing content being created here on beBee. Thank you for reading and commenting on this post. Buzz on, my friend!
Mickael Angelo Yusufidis11/07/2016Checkpoint. Breathe.Alan Watts: It Starts Now (The Birth of Responsibility)consciouslifenews.com Things are not explained by the past. They're explained by what happens now. That creates the past. And it begins here. That's the birth of...
Milos Djukic10/07/2016By Satya Nadella, CEO at Microsoft. "A.I. must be designed to assist humanity: As we build more autonomous machines, we need to respect human autonomy." - Satya NadellaThe Partnership of the Future - How humans and A.I. can work together to solve society's greatest challengeswww.linkedin.com Advanced machine learning, also known as artificial intelligence or just A.I., holds far greater promise than unsettling headlines about computers beating humans at games like Jeopardy!,...
Comments11/07/2016 #3 Mickael Angelo Yusufidis@Milos Djukic Important post. Something to soak in, think about and consider applying in principle imminently.
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John White, MBA11/07/2016Breaking News! beBee Now Promoting User Posts on Our Social Media PagesI'd like to take this opportunity to thank you to those that have taken the time to wish me well regarding my appointment of Social Marketing Director for beBee USA. I must say that beBee is hands down the most exciting project I have ever had in my...
Comments20/03/2017 #36 Linda AdamsGreat idea to promote beBee's Producer articles on beBee social media pages and a win-win. We get more promotion of our stories and in turn more readers learn about beBee. I found beBee by reading Fatima William's post on another social media site. Happy to bee involved.22/01/2017 #35 Prakashan B.V@John White, MBA...Good news...Thanks for sharing with us this useful information...#good22/01/2017 #34 Sara JacoboviciImpressive post @John White, MBA! Wishing you and the beBee team continued success!!20/09/2016 #32 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhDI love that beBee is promoting its Promoters on Twitter, especially. Twitter audiences have a wider market in the medical field, as there are not many MD, PhD, or MD, PhD Producers (yet). An article on death and dying, for example may not 'fit' well with beBee but be gulped down by mainstream Stanfords and MedLinks, invisible illnesses and long-term diseases. So I'd like to first encourage new beBee Producers to also check the analytics on their other social media profiles to gain confidence. For example, neither my "Watermelon" nor "Staring at an Aquarium" articles did particularly well here but have skyrocketed on Twitter and FB. (The Aquarium article landed me with an Australian following, so go ahead and write about fish!) Second question: what does it take to get Followed by all of beBee's Twitter profiles? Is there a goal to attain first? I'd suggest an Engagement status on Twitter. And thirdly, I'm lovin' the concept of Promoting others' Productions....I'm guilty of not doing that so well. Thank you as now I see that I need to take the initiative on that. Coming back to read this post twice has helped me tremendously. Worth a 2nd read. ((Hugs)) @Michele Williams, @Victoria Lewin, @RAVINDER VIJ, @WILLIAM C. BALLARD II, @Manish Nair | Research Postgrad, @Gordon Pye, @Samantha Appleyard, @Lana Kirby, @John Byler, @Nicole Chardenet, @Aurorasa Sima, @Charlene Burke, @Renée 🐝 Cormier.10/08/2016 #31 Eileen DoyonCongratulations John! Thank you for sharing!14/07/2016 #30 Maria FafardCongratulations John! Wishing you the bestEST of luck in your exciting journey!13/07/2016 #29 Lisa 🐝 Gallagher#27 You sure are @Charles David Upchurch and the more you promote others along with your own buzzes, it doesn't take long to become an influencer. The people choose. Your a great writer, your audience will pick up fast if you keep writing buzzes.12/07/2016 #27 Charles David UpchurchLinkedIn users might be interested in this. Are we ALL Influencers on beBee?12/07/2016 #26 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#22 Great additional link, @Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman; always looking to make things easier by not re-inventing the wheel! Many thanks!12/07/2016 #24 Jean L. Serio CPC, CeMACongrats on your new appointment, @John White, MBA - a position you will, no doubt, thrive in.12/07/2016 #23 NO one#20 #21 Yes, exactly @Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman is right you can find Tutorials and other useful info in our blog under "beBee Guide" @John Valledor but if there's any doubt not solved yet, you can let the team know and we will try to solve it asap!12/07/2016 #22 Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman#20 @John Valledor - @Teresa Gezze @Federico 🐝 Álvarez San Martín and John, other info can be found https://www.bebee.com/group/bebee-cheat-sheet12/07/2016 #21 Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman#20 Maybe this will help? http://blog.bebee.com/en/bebee-guide/how-to-use-bebee-publisher-the-new-blogging-platform/12/07/2016 #20 John ValledorAs a new bee in this hive of hives, where can I go to get a tutorial on how to do things on the beBee app? For example, how do I make honey from the app? I've clicked on every image in the app's GUI, but can't seem to figure out this one particular action. It is holding me back having to go to my laptop.
FYI, one of the most annoying aspects of LinkedIn was the feeling of being alone in trying to navigate the channel's functions. Hated having to find morsels of info via articles. Further, the LinkedIn GUI wasn't intuitive either.
I like my experience thus far, but I want to soar with my fellow bees. Right now, as new-bee, I can only hop and skip.
Thank you!12/07/2016 #19 Doug AlesThats awesome @John White, MBA!12/07/2016 #18 Franci🐝Eugenia HoffmanAmazing strides keep coming our way! Thank you for all you do @John White, MBA and @Matt 🐝 Sweetwood. beBee, it's a way of life!12/07/2016 #17 Joel AndersonDone. Thanks.11/07/2016 #16 Aura AlexKudos to you, @John White, MBA. Your enthusiasm is contagious. I will share this with others. Many thanks for what you do!
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Gerald Hecht29/06/2016ON TENURE, THE BIRTH OF SCIENTIFIC PSYCHOLOGY, AND ITS IMPENDING DOOM: "DEATH BY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LITIGATION"In the 18th-century, serendipitous findings in the field of Astronomy (the details of which shall be omitted for brevity, as they are not the focal point of this essay) led the director of the Royal Observatory at Königsberg, Friedrich Wilhelm...
Comments23/07/2016 #49 Gerald Hecht#48 @Gert 🐝 Scholtz yeah...it's taking (changing) shape...the product of two recent trips to my old "stomping grounds" in Philadelphia/South Jersey Shore...to play/sing with Liat, to visit family, old friends, see Paul McCartney and Bob Dylan...and take the kids on a historical tour of the actual birthplace of the American Revolution in Old Towne Philadelphia, and finally to take a little break from the love of senseless murder in Baton Rouge (the name itself refers to a blood smeared stake on a bluff above the Mississippi River planted by adjacent Native American Tribes as a "Turf Boundry Thingie" found by French Explorers...who promptly were relieved of it by Spain...for a while)...anyway during my two excursions...a chicken that had belonged to my great uncle had a position of prominence in a museum...so there are many elements to this story --which I want, nonetheless to use as few words as possible; this is a challenge!23/07/2016 #48 Gert 🐝 Scholtz#47 @Gerald Hecht Can't wait to read this one coming up!21/07/2016 #47 Gerald Hecht@Aaron Skogen thank you for sharing this; something new and true is brewing but it wouldn't finish properly...today. It features a chicken that was raised on my great uncle's farm, made a stop in the Guiness Book of World Records before playing a more serious geopolitical role...also Ben Franklin, Luigi Galvagni Alessandro Volta, and George Washington's "instant karma" after major screwups/poor management decisions during the French-Indian War...it' may or may not end up as a musical...it has rare photographs from several landmarks on the National Registry of Historical Locations...less math...except for some of the voltaic pile thingies and some "protoneurophysiology" experiments by Galvagni using Franklin's lighting rod...the critical numbers belong to the chicken and are simple (though heroic)21/07/2016 #46 Gerald Hecht@Phil Friedman thank you for for sharing this --I've been working on something today; not finished yet...20/07/2016 #45 Aaron SkogenWow @Gerald Hecht, I had to read this three times. My synapses took a while to shift into gear, I guess. It's certainly deeper than the wading pool. . . As they say, the third time is a charm. I love it and the allegory it represents.20/07/2016 #44 Phil FriedmanTHIS IS A MUST READ POST by @Gerald Hecht. Although wacky and weird on the surface, it has genuine substance. I often say do not mistake obscurity of expression for depth of thought. But in Gerry's case, I have to revise that to do not mistake surface obscurity for lack of underlying meaning. My favorite weapon may end up to be a Cockler & Hecht.20/07/2016 #43 Graham🐝 Edwards#42 Thanks @Gerald Hecht for the link... lets just say I'm still working through it and the math scares me a lot... lol. It's all good as my head hasn't exploded yet.20/07/2016 #42 Gerald Hecht#40 @Graham🐝 Edwards oops... That's a long thingie...this is a sort of primer for the immediate term from the "horse's mouth" http://psiwebsubr.org/Fechner.pdf20/07/2016 #40 Graham🐝 EdwardsGreat "thingie" @Gerald Hecht! Ok the science guy in me is curious... what is Psychophysics?17/07/2016 #39 Gerald Hecht#36 @Melissa Hefferman I think that it's prolly more fun from the outside;17/07/2016 #38 Gerald Hecht#37 @Joanna Hofman Thank you kindly; many seemingly unrelated areas of human endeavor only reveal the vital underlying connections... ...when those connections are severed and the "glue" which holds a society based on rule of law begins to dissolve10/07/2016 #35 Gerald Hecht#34 @Rick Delmonico I like the way you think, FWIW (good posts, yours)10/07/2016 #34 Rick Delmonico#33 Got it thanks10/07/2016 #33 Gerald Hecht10/07/2016 #32 Rick DelmonicoPsychophysics and Just-Noticeable Difference https://www.cs.umd.edu/class/fall2012/cmsc828d/reportfiles/buntain4.pdf10/07/2016 #31 Rick Delmonicohttp://sonify.psych.gatech.edu/~walkerb/classes/perception/readings/Chaudhuri-CH1.pdf Principles of Perceptual Measurement Close10/07/2016 #29 Gerald Hecht#28 @John Vaughan very similar--the implications will...what is it tey say? RES IPSA LOQUITUR!10/07/2016 #28 John VaughanConceptually dense - and a bit academistical, but a great read, @Gerald Hecht. I'm a bit out of my depth on this one, but - in a somewhat-related vein ... https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/intellectual-capital-investment-john-vaughan07/07/2016 #27 Gerald HechtPlease be kind and
1) like
2) comment
3) share and
4) express your perceptions of its relevance to you, your society, your economic situational mobility, your rights as a citizen yearning to be free, etc.,
4) Collectively known as Tom Pain's "Big Four ": (LCSR)
I will try assess the situation here on the ground, in the light of recent events02/07/2016 #26 Gerald Hecht#23 @Gary Sharpe it's been simmering for so long that it finally came in in one burst
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Mickael Angelo Yusufidis09/07/2016The future of Design and the Design Jockey. Progressing from solitude to open design.Design and Design Thinking is all the rage today. Everyone is talking about it. But that's just talk or in essence the product of what is now becoming a major awareness campaign, and that's real good, plain and simple. Now take a moment and think...
Comments13/07/2016 #3 Renee BoothsGreat post @Mickael Angelo Yusufidis09/07/2016 #2 AnonymousYou are most welcome dear @Mickael Angelo Yusufidis, great one! Thanks and cheers.09/07/2016 #1 Mickael Angelo Yusufidis@Milos Djukic Thank You for sharing and joy to you. ✌
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Gerald Hecht08/07/2016gerry's STUPID SENSATION & PERCEPTION TRICKS II: IT WORKS WITH ACTUAL MUSIC AS WELL"ACOUSTIC HURRICANE": Here we have an experiment in top down auditory processing which informs us that: Our brains "make up stuff all the time."When incoming sensory information (i.e., sights, sounds, tastes, etc.) travel to the Central Nervous...
Comments10/07/2016 #15 Mickael Angelo Yusufidis✌🐝🙈https://soundcloud.com/my_studiom/sonic-paradox10/07/2016 #14 John Vaughan#13 https://www.discogs.com/Firesign-Theatre-How-Can-You-Be-In-Two-Places-At-Once-When-Youre-Not-Anywhere-At-All/master/16685609/07/2016 #13 Gerald Hecht#12 @John Vaughan good one to really remember then...also time to flip the LP09/07/2016 #12 John VaughanAnother one that I 'discovered' (a looooong time ago) while working in video: "Edit to the music." Sound provides continuity. Present a random series of images. Play music. Any music. Your audience will insist that the sound and images "go together". We find the pattern. Or make one up. There's a high correlation between intelligence and paranoia.08/07/2016 #11 Gerald Hecht@John Vaughan this is good stuff, FWIW, when I'm teaching Sensation and Perception --I've found a couple of sure fire demos, that are funcational: 1) bring in a virus laden Windows desktop and randomly pick a student to retrieve a website for me that is relevant to the the class; projecting it on screen; as the pop ups begin there relentless assault, I switch the projection to the volunteer who is behaving frantically, with all "their might" to move Windows that "are in front of" and therefore blocking, the relevant window which somewhere "behind the others" --somewhere "way in back"... The rest of the class begins to giggle, quietly at first...as they observe the body language!
Then I stop the madness, and Tao the monitor with my knuckles, "knocking on the door"...and ask the sweating frantic student can any thing really be in "front of" or behind" anything else
"In there?'" Can there even be an "in there?"
2) same idea but with a first person shooter game...projecting the player's "body English" as they try to look around a boulder for the enemy!
No lecture needed that day
RES IPSA LOQUITUR!08/07/2016 #9 Gerald Hecht#8 @Mickael Angelo Yusufidis yes I noticed these things straight away on your profile and it had me instantly!08/07/2016 #8 Mickael Angelo Yusufidis@Gerald Hecht You're welcome. I appreciate and share your observations regarding my own profile. I'm finding it extremely fun designing and shaping what I can currently coin as a framework for a conceptual discipline. Planning to step into the Hasso PIattner Institute of Design Thinking (d.school) as a next step. More to come.08/07/2016 #7 John VaughanVisual Variation on the theme of "how we kid ourselves" : https://jcvtcsblog.wordpress.com/2016/03/31/perceptual-threshold/08/07/2016 #6 Gerald Hecht@Mickael Angelo Yusufidis thank you for sharing; and having the coolest name and intriguing (to me) profile!08/07/2016 #5 Gerald Hecht@Kevin Pashuk was on this situation faster than @Jim Able --I hope he's okay!! Nobody knows the location of the "Abel Submarine Cave of Solitude"08/07/2016 #4 Gerald Hecht#3 @Kevin Pashuk THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY BACON!!!Should bee public now and they accuse me of infringing on my own copyright!08/07/2016 #3 Kevin PashukWhat? No photo of the '58 Gibson? BTW, I tried clicking the link on the photo, and the video was marked Private @Gerald Hecht...08/07/2016 #2 Gerald Hecht#1 @Pascal Derrien I like finding ways to "confuse the computer in our head"08/07/2016 #1 Pascal DerrienIntriguing post :-)
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Ali Anani01/07/2016Living the Pollination of an IdeaI am repeating an experiment I did before so that we all may witness how the progressive pollination of an idea takes us into different paths. We see pollination of ideas working, progressing, illuminating, giving hues of new ideas and develop...
Comments03/07/2016 #56 Ali AnaniThank you my friend @CityVP 🐝 Manjit- yes, it is the freedom of imagination. It is an example of where this freedom shall take us. I am still exploring02/07/2016 #55 CityVP 🐝 ManjitHow we imagine a rainbow represents our imagination and that imagination represents an essential idea of freedom. When I look at a rainbow I know that it is more than what I can physically see - that the actuality of the rainbow is that it is a full circle, but my imagination can make it an arc with a beginning and end, it can make it a vessel. That I have all these choices is a freedom of imagination, that I know its reality is to know the meaning of being whole.02/07/2016 #54 Anees Zaidi#53 Thanks brother @Ali Anani02/07/2016 #53 Ali Anani#48 Like petals hey grow again- I cherish your spirit brother @Anees Zaidi02/07/2016 #52 Ali Anani#49 And you needed somebody to discover you are a poet dear @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD. You were born to be one. Just read your comment and you know whhat I mean02/07/2016 #51 Mamen 🐝 Delgado#45 We are bees @Anees Zaidi, you know, we go from a flower to another flower... 🐝😉01/07/2016 #50 Anees Zaidi#49 @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD seeing the world through the eyes of a child is the most beautiful experience. Although my Grandpa's garden has vanished in the rough and tough tides of carelessness and wilful negligence, I still enjoy and relish it's beauty through the eyes of the child sitting inside me. Your memorable moments spend with your siblings will never let you grow.01/07/2016 #49 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#42 @Ali Anani: I 'raised' my six siblings since age 13, then had one baby at age 19 and now another at age 42. Kermit the Frog still lives on, as does Disneyland...and I was blessed to have a hand in raising 3 generations of child(ren)...and have learned to see the world through the eyes of a child. I don't even realize when I do it. I just shrink myself up into a little ball, and try to describe the colors, the wind, the rustle of the crinkling leaves underfoot, and the little kind rollie-pollie bugs that crawl like a centipede so harmlessly on my arm. What joy it is, to look at the world through a child's eyes. Therefore, I shall never, ever grow up!01/07/2016 #48 Anees Zaidi#41 @Ali Anani @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD few souls like rose petals never die. A time comes when we preserve those as "treasure" in the layers of our heart and mind. We 'unfold' those in times of need and desperation when we see all paths closed.01/07/2016 #47 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#41 You are so complimentary...and I credit you with bringing out the creative writer in me...urging me to push on with first poetry and now with script-writing...yes. The flower is re-born and circling back yet once again, it does so also in the slow graduation from 'like' to 'love.' All because of you, great mentor, @Ali Anani. All because the Father spurs on both the sons and the daughters ;-).01/07/2016 #46 Anees Zaidi#8 @Sara Jacobovici you seeing other rainbow as division of cell is amazing. I am sure @Ali Anani will gift us with a greater insight on it.01/07/2016 #45 Anees Zaidi#5@Mamen 🐝 Delgado I see your movement from one shade to another 'as cross pollination leaving your behind your imprints'. I can't help but repeat my earlier comment below.01/07/2016 #44 Ali Anani#43 Now- I see many new openings in the window dear @Anees Zaidi. Much shall come out and soon. I appreciate your reference to the comment of @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher. Yes, she filled my vessel with great ideas as well.01/07/2016 #43 Anees Zaidi#3 Ali @Ali Anani This is the vessel carrying different shades of enlightenment that enters through the window of my mind. @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher has intelligently created the vessel for safe and efficient sailing of shades.01/07/2016 #42 Ali Anani#38 You know @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD- we talk about exchange of roles being a mentor and then a student. But your probing comment gives a new dimension- being the father and then the son . Your imagination is great.01/07/2016 #41 Ali Anani#35- like watching a flower bloom in slow motion- you must be great in writing scripts dear @Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD. This visual of words speaks tons. Great comment and I also invite @Anees Zaidi to read your comment and see what amazement you added to his dried petals. Thank You margaret for planting a flower in my heart.01/07/2016 #40 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#34 ...and sisterhood, too ;-)! We're all just a bunch of happy Beez!!01/07/2016 #39 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#32 So true! And I read your comment after posting that @Ali Anani is like the Father of a new birth in us, his children. How poignant that you attribute the same characteristics to him.....it makes me smile.01/07/2016 #38 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#20 I read your Comment after posting mine just below; it coincides with @Sara Jacobovici's scientific slant...and once again, leads us to recognize ourselves as the newborns and @Ali Anani as the Father. Really touching.01/07/2016 #37 Margaret Aranda, MD, PhD#8 Love the idea of cellular mitosis included, with replication upon replication, from blastula to gastrula, to the fetus. And here we are again, with another new birth of love.
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Jeffrey Strickland30/05/2016Analytics: not just another BuzzwordThis article first appeared on bicorner.com. Fear not, there are absolutely no mathematical formulas contained herein. Mathematically, that is wrtten where x are mathematical symbols, W is all words in the post and M is all maths. Who...
Comments01/06/2016 #8 Catalina Serrano#7 Now i'm following up all the buzzes, but I have to say that for me it's not easy analytics hehe, but I want to give it a try ;)01/06/2016 #7 Pamela 🐝 Williams#2 Just wait @Catalina Serrano, you'll come to understand Analytics like you would never imagine after following Jeffrey for a while. I do analytics in my own career but not even close to the complexity of Jeffrey's work
. I learned so much from his sharing of knowledge.01/06/2016 #6 Pamela 🐝 WilliamsFirst @Jeffrey Strickland, let me say that I am so happy to see you here on beBee! This is a community I believe you will truly thrive and having someone who so aptly explains analytics, statistics, and all the other mathematical magic that you perform is the ultimate 'honey pot' Now for the post:
"Analytics is best performed by people who do not have presuppositions about the problem or the data". This statement is along the lines of what I truly believe is extremely important for analytics that serve the purpose for which they are developed. I've crossed industries in my own career and have found that my NOT knowing a lot about the company or industry at the start served as an advantage. The work I did focused primarily on data analysis and the processes that created the data so the most important question I asked was Why? It always uncovered some unusual and sometimes scary answers. Thank you Jeffrey! Welcome, welcome!01/06/2016 #5 Franci🐝Eugenia HoffmanThank you for your thorough and well written article on a complex subject. I feel I learned from this post. Sharing.31/05/2016 #4 Franci🐝Eugenia HoffmanThank you for your thorough and well written article on a complex subject. I feel I learned from this port. Sharing.30/05/2016 #3 debasish majumdera complex subject being nicely and incisively dispensed. thank you very much sir Jeffery Strickland for sharing such wonderful post.30/05/2016 #2 Catalina SerranoFor sure it's a very complex subject and it involves many different aspects. I learned a lot with your analytics tutorial!30/05/2016 #1 Charles WilsonReally thorough article. Thanks for posting Jeffrey.
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Mickael Angelo Yusufidis30/05/2016Some Monday Melancholia....Jasarat Ali. Arcane Circle. On SoundCloud.Ali.J | The Arcane Circle | May 2016soundcloud.com A mixed set of some of my favourite tracks(old and new) Tracklist: 1. My Prayer By Azamat 2. Woodwork (Original Mix)By Victor Norman 3. Verum(Original Mix)By Wide Awake 4. Dream When It's Wrong By...
Mickael Angelo Yusufidis17/05/2016Spruce up your morning with some sonic change and strategy. Enjoy this mix. Meet "The Mathematician" on SoundCloud, brought to you by Atelier M.Mathematiciansoundcloud.com A mathematician is someone who uses an extensive knowledge of mathematics in his or her work, typically to solve mathematical problems. Mathematics is concerned with numbers, data, quantity,...
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Mickael Angelo Yusufidis17/05/2016Big data, Predictive Analytics and Flowstate: Lean/Six-Sigma AdvancementsWith big data introducing the logistics and framework to standardize and normalize data models, predictive analytics in real time may be a real target state concept for the evolution of delivery management. True Flowstate delivery, real time...
Comments17/05/2016 #1 Mickael Angelo YusufidisA cool little mix to accompany this post in theme and context. Meet "The Mathematician", on SoundCloud, brought to you by Atelier M. Press play! https://soundcloud.com/my_studiom/mathematician
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Javier 🐝 beBee14/05/2016Music that marked my lifeI was thinking about which music bands have marked my life. There is a long list: The Cure , Dire Straits, Ramones, The Police, Depeche Mode, Héroes del Silencio, Queen, Duncan Dhu, El Último de la fila, La dama se esconde, Loquillo, Nacha Pop,...
Comments10/10/2016 #21 AnonymousGreat selection of musical talent that you have related to @Javier 🐝 beBee and so many, although I like music from any genre I grew up with progressive rock and bands such as Curved Air, King crimson, Yes, Zep, Floyd and Hawkwind to name a few...as you say too many!10/10/2016 #20 Aaron SkogenNot sure where to start with this one @Javier 🐝 beBee, so I'll begin with the end. This is a fantastic soundtrack! It's funny how we all have a soundtrack of sorts, we can all relate a tune (or ten) to a point along the journey. Sometimes they intersect and others they're off on the b-side. It's great to hear some of your tracks!10/10/2016 #19 Javier 🐝 beBee#18 @Froilán Pérez, sí tengo entrada ya :-)05/10/2016 #18 Froilán Pérez@Javier 🐝 beBee The Cure 20 Noviembre Madrid!08/06/2016 #17 CityVP 🐝 Manjit#16 note from Randy Keho : Dear Randy, Alzheimers awareness is growing though what we all pray for is that the medical community finds a cure for this soon. Glen Campbell's descent into Alzheimers was bravely broadcast and his song is a difficult one to listen to but it spreads awareness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8TsAh-zYFI. I lost my uncle recently to Parkinsons and so I have had some first hand experience of how devastating these afflictions are, but one must find all ways to remain strong as a family, for these are supreme tests. I congratulate CNN for pursuing awareness of Alzheimers with their film. http://www.cnn.com/shows/glen-campbell-ill-be-me08/06/2016 #16 Randy Keho#14 I'm very pleased to learn that the last faculty to be lost by Alzheimer's patients relates to the love of of music. Both of my parents suffer from the horrible disease and are in a nursing home, where my mother no longer recognizes my father. Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and a former Irish dancer, my mother still enjoys hearing jigs and reels. Dad still prefers his Big Bands, with a side of Frank Sinatra. If I end up in a nursing home, I hope the staff appreciates the Doors.20/05/2016 #15 Javier 🐝 beBee#14 that is great !19/05/2016 #14 CityVP 🐝 ManjitWe can create multiple streams of timelines about different aspects of our lives and each track we associate on those timelines would tell a different story. It is no wonder that in Alzheimer patients, music is usually the last faculty to be lost, which highlights just how powerfully music can permeate our life stories. My 70's timeline includes buying albums by 10CC and The Eagles, the 80's Stranglers and Depeche Mode. The timeline is punctuated by the media of the music, so all my purchases in that time where vinyl. I can remember my first vinyl purchase but strangely cannot remember my first CD purchase. Then there are cassettes, MP3's and now You-Tube and all of those represent the way people got music for free. Then there is the relationship between film and song and here I can never forget Nilsson and Everybody's Talkin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AzEY6ZqkuE17/05/2016 #13 Javier 🐝 beBee#12 @Josean Arranz Linares , That is "affinity networking" hahaha ..... ...17/05/2016 #12 Josean Arranz LinaresIndeed, that list could well be mine!!15/05/2016 #11 Javier 🐝 beBee#10 gracias / thanks Belén !15/05/2016 #10 Belen Robleswow Javier, what an amazing list!
thank you so much for bringing up so many emotions and good memories by listening these songs!!15/05/2016 #9 Antonio L Rodríguez del PozoCreate a list of fav artists or those who have, or will, mark/ed my life,!!!! This is one of the the hardest ventures I will have on my life, for instance I will have no doubt on mentioning now, for obvious reasons, Prince. I remember when I got on my hands Dirty Mind, the first work I listen from the Minneapolis Master, I was talking about the vinyl, taking out the inner sleeve where the disc was in, the pictures, the songs, the lyrics from Head. But what about the very first time I listen to James Brown "sex machine"?, I got ants on my pants, bees!!!!! I spent years where I listen no other than R'nB', Funk, and gradually you arrive at Jazz, Hip-Hop (mainly those turntable masters using that R'n'B and jazz samples, let's mention J Dilla, just for mentioning one), later on I recovered the missing years from the "dark side" with bands like The Cure, it's is impossible to describe their music, it is something at skin level, a few years ago I discovered Radiohead, and I must confess I am a junkie of their music. As stated at the beginning I am not courage enough to create a list. That is one of the reasons that led me to create the hive "Best music tracks ever" just to share with others what I like, thus you have the chance , and taking the change as it is very apropriated the track I am listening right now: YOU KNOW HOW TO MAKE ME FEEL SO GOOD14/05/2016 #8 Javier 🐝 beBee#7 así es ! Literal , arqueología musical :)14/05/2016 #7 Alvaro INFANTE SANCHEZ"La Dama se esconde"......buf, eso es casi arqueología musical ;-) http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=01g27CXfRag14/05/2016 #6 Javier 🐝 beBee#5 I fully agree @Dean Owen !!!!14/05/2016 #5 Dean OwenA great list. It is sad to see the death of the guitar in modern music. Yes every band has guitars, but whatever happened to the classic riffs we grew up on. Mark Knopfler in Tunnel of Love, Slash - opening riff in Sweet Child O Mine, Clapton, Santana, Hendrix, Page, Keith Richards, Brian May, BB King...14/05/2016 #4 Pedro🐝 GómezGreat, superGreat personal soundtrack Javier....!!! Congratulations ...!!!14/05/2016 #2 Mamen 🐝 DelgadoImpresive list @Javier 🐝 beBee!! Lot to say about it... 👍
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Mickael Angelo Yusufidis05/05/2016TbT Easy Vibes - There's no looking back = Metamorphosis. Courtesy of Atelier M. On SoundCloud.Metamorphosissoundcloud.com met·a·mor·pho·sis [met-uh-mawr-fuh-sis] noun, plural – A profound change in form from one stage to the next in the life history of an organism, as from the caterpillar to the pupa and from the pupa...
Comments05/05/2016 #1 Mickael Angelo YusufidisCan someone dump this into the Deep House hive (feel free to join). I used up my three hives and wouldn't mind seeing this post have a home in the Deep House hive too. Thanks :) (#idea how about ref highlights to hives?)
Mickael Angelo Yusufidis28/04/2016Soul Vibes: Soul Button - Inner Symphony #012. Listen in.Soul Button - Inner Symphony #012soundcloud.com After much anticipation, Soul Button's Inner Symphony #012 finally arrives. An elegant podcast from start to finish, Inner Symphony #012 gifts us with an outpour of heart engaging sequences and...
Mickael Angelo Yusufidis27/04/2016Great take on mastering music and knowing your limits,5 Reasons You Shouldn't Master Your Own Musicwww.linkedin.com Over the course of my career, music production has always been a priority for me. I've made great efforts to work in the industry and pursue my dreams of recording full time. Along the way of...
Mickael Angelo Yusufidis26/04/2016Work in progress, testing a few things out as well. Focus is on the arrangement of the framework before the magic happens :) What do you think? Great oldies out there with LOTS of potential for remixing.Heaven On Their Minds [Build 2 - Work in Progress]soundcloud.com Testing build bounce to SC; remixing Heaven On Their Minds (B2), w/Magenta remix framework. (SC Hour Glass Wave...
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Karl and the rest of the Scream Team kick off football season with a new monster on the squad! It's Dr. Neuron's nephew. And this cranky creature is pulling out every prank to keep victory on the sidelines. Not good news for Karl who's howling ready to play in the Wolfenstein Muck Bowl, or for Beck whose big feet have become the league's biggest joke. One thing's for sure, the game of football has never been so funny!
Football season is about to begin for the Scream Team and they can't decide who is going to play what position. Everyone wants to play in a certain spot, but that doesn't seem to match up with what they're best at. That goes double for Beck the Big Foot, who is embarrassed of his oversized feet. The team needs him to step in as kicker but Beck doesn't want to draw attention to himself. That is until Karl convinces them that he is their only hope.
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High Places released an album, played Shea Stadium w/ Bow Ribbons & Soft Circle (pics)
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"High Places vs. Mankind is the second full-length album from Mary Pearson and Rob Barber. Formed as a Brooklyn duo in 2006, High Places have since relocated to Los Angeles, whose warmer temps and mountain vistas better fit the warmth of High Places' music and personalities. But relocation was but a small part of what's been a dynamic few years for the two." [Thrill Jockey]
High Places visited their old borough on Thursday (4/8) for a show with Soft Circle and Bow Ribbons. The show was part of a tour in support of the above-mentioned new record that was officially released on April 6th. More pictures from the show, below…
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In one of my earlier posts I mentioned my family bleeds Green & Gold. But not Oregon Ducks' Green & Gold my friends, but Green Bay Packers' Green & Gold!!!
You see, my dear husband was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, so in his mind, there simply is no other football team. Period.
So if you follow the NFL at all, it's not hard to see why there is great rejoicing right now at our house. Our beloved Packers are 6-1, after beating a determined Denver Broncos team last night, IN overtime & IN Denver :-)
A little background: BD (before David), I was a faithful Seattle Seahawks fan, as we had lived in Seattle for a couple years, when I was growing up. Every Sunday afternoon you'd find me sitting in front of the TV, watching the game, and cheering for the Seahawks. Often this would cause my poor cat great distress, as she'd sit on my lap, and then nearly go through the roof when I'd jump up to celebrate a touchdown.
Then I met David, and the things you'll do for love...I traded in my blue & green for green & gold. In fact several years ago, when the Packers were playing the Seahawks in Seattle, we drove up to the game, and guess which team I rooted for--Yep, the Packers--I think if I hadn't, I would have probably walked home!!!
Anyway, now this obsession/sickness has been passed on to our darling daughter. Sigh. We can't even drive by a football field without her shouting, "Go Packers!" And every football game is the Packers. And every football team is the Packers.
With that in mind, I've posted some pictures below of Kyra in Daddy's Brett Favre jersey, carrying on the Packer Fan legacy...
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In one of my earlier posts I mentioned my family bleeds Green & Gold. But not Oregon Ducks' Green & Gold my friends, but Green Bay Packers' Green & Gold!!!
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Tangerine is a no holds barred peek into the everyday lives of individuals often ostracized and overlooked by mainstream society. This honesty stems from the fact that writer/director, Sean Baker, adapted the script from real-life stories as told by its two lead actresses, whom he discovered on the corner of Santa Monica and Highland in Los Angeles.
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USC defensive coordinator Ed Orgeron and head coach Lane Kiffin both compared a current USC defensive linemen to former Trojans defensive tackle Mike Patterson on Thursday, but they were different players.
Orgeron said sophomore J.R. Tavai resembled Patterson in his ability to play nose tackle despite his light weight; Kiffin said redshirt freshman Antwaun Woods resembled him because of his precipitous weight loss since arriving on campus last August.
The funny thing: Tavai and Woods are competing against each other this spring for the only truly open starting spot on the USC team. Every other position everywhere else has either a returning starter or a clear-cut leader. Nose guard is totally up for grabs between Tavai and Woods with Christian Tupou graduating and pursuing an NFL career.
They're totally different, too. Tavai is the over-achieving type, a 6-2, 271-pounder who doesn't show a ton of physical potential but proved enough to get on the field as a true freshman last season. Woods has been an underachiever thus far, seriously underwhelming the USC coaches in fall camp last year when he showed up weighing 340 pounds on his 6-1 frame.
More than likely, the two are going to split time at nose tackle in 2012. If both players can't be counted on to play at least 20 or 30 snaps a game this season, USC's defensive line is going to be in trouble. Former defensive end Greg Townsend Jr. has been working at tackle so far this spring and former offensive guard Cody Temple is too, but there are no other healthy defensive tackles on the roster besides George Uko, will start at three-technique.
Patterson, of course, was a stout 6-foot, 290-pound tackle who found success at nose guard at USC after coming in weighing considerably more than that. Orgeron fell in love with Patterson's potential as a high-schooler and convinced then-coach Pete Carroll he could turn into something.
He did, drawing double-teams on an every-snap basis by the time he was a senior. The Philadelphia Eagles ended up taking him in the first round of the 2005 NFL draft.
"J.R. can be that same type of player," Orgeron said.
As for Woods, he's down to a listed weight of 315 pounds now, but he was still the last Trojan to finish running sprints at the end of Thursday's practice -- and last by a considerable margin. Given the circumstances, his weight and conditioning has to be a worry for this team, right?
Not so much, Orgeron said. Last season, it worried the defensive-line specialist a lot. But he's feeling more positive about Woods' progress of late.
"Give him some credit," Orgeron said Thursday. "He's had a good offseason and he's showed some of the potential that we saw in recruiting. He's not there yet, but, I'm telling you, he's 10 times better than he was at any point last year."
Said Kiffin: "He's come a long ways."


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Hello bloggers, as i was looking through some pictures that I took using my phone I relized that I actually had captured some incredible shots, so the first thing that came out to my mind is why not posting them on my blog since it have been so long that I didn't write something here…so shall we begin ?!
Beginning with my beautiful city "Tangier"
Those were taken In a city near Tetouan called "Rincon"
Those 4 were taken in a small town located next to Chefchaouen it is called "Akchour"
I'm very proud of those 4,I took them in "Walili" the place is just AWESOME it feels like you're in a movie :p
This one was taken in the beautiful "Ifran" ❤
Last but not least this picture that made me proud of myself for taken such a shoot let's face it one hell of a good shoot isn't it…Btw it was taken in "Sitti fatma Marrakech"
PS:there isn't a camera on this earth that come close to the human eye, trust me seeing those views in real life is way much better 😀


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These chicken enchiladas are gooey, cheesy and incredibly flavorful. They do require a fair amount of work, and the list of ingredients is long, but they are well worth it.
Rich and filling, these chicken enchiladas are best served with a light side dish such as a tossed salad.
Chicken Enchiladas
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Recipe type: Entree
Cuisine: Mexican
Yield: 12 chicken enchiladas
- Olive oil spray
Enchilada Sauce (makes 1 ½ cups):
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 onion, minced
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ¼ teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 3 tablespoons chili powder
- 2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon honey
- 1 (15 oz) can tomato sauce (no salt added)
- ½ cup water
- 2 cups (10 oz total) finely shredded cooked chicken breast
- 1 cup canned, fat free refried beans
- 1½ cups enchilada sauce, divided
- 1 (4 oz) can chopped green chili peppers, drained
- ½ cup minced fresh cilantro
- 2 cups shredded sharp cheddar, divided
- 12 (6 inch) corn tortillas
- Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. Spray a 9X13-inch baking dish with olive oil spray.
- Prepare the enchilada sauce: Heat the olive oil in a 12-inch skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and salt and cook until softened, about 5 minutes. Stir in the black pepper, garlic, chili powder, cumin and honey, and cook 30 seconds, until fragrant. Stir in the tomato sauce and water. Bring to a simmer and cook until slightly thickened, about 5 minutes. Strain through a fine-mesh strainer for a smoother sauce.
- Combine the shredded chicken, refried beans, ½ cup of the sauce, chili peppers, cilantro and 1 cup of the cheese in a large bowl.
- Stack the tortillas on a plate, cover with plastic wrap and microwave on high about 2 minutes, to make them more pliable and easier to work with.
- Divide the chicken mixture evenly among the tortillas, about ¼ cup per enchilada, and spread it evenly down the center of each tortilla. Tightly roll the tortillas around the filling. Place seam-side down in the prepared baking dish.
- Lightly spray the enchiladas with olive oil. Pour the remaining sauce on top of the enchiladas and spread to coat. Sprinkle with the remaining cheese.
- Cover the baking dish with foil and bake the enchiladas for 10 minutes. Remove the foil and continue to bake, uncovered, until cheese is melted, about 5 more minutes. Serve immediately.
Adapted from The Best 30 Minute Recipe Cookbook.
Nutrition Per Serving
Serving size: 1 enchilada; Calories: 222; Fat: 9g; Carbohydrates: 23g; Sugar: 4g; Sodium: 392mg; Fiber: 5g; Protein: 14g


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Port Adelaide focused on St Kilda clash after Nathan Krakouer's 'poor choice', coach says
Nathan Krakouer has let down the Port Adelaide Football Club's entire community by going out drinking while recovering from a hamstring injury, Power coach Ken Hinkley has said.
Key points:
- Nathan Krakouer had been given approval to holiday in Perth with his family
- His jaw was broken during a night out drinking
- Ken Hinkley says club is preparing for its round-one clash against the Saints
Krakouer suffered a broken jaw in a late-night incident outside a nightclub in Perth, where he was holidaying with family.
He has had surgery to repair his jaw, and has apologised to players and supporters for going against team standards and drinking alcohol while in rehabilitation.
The 27-year-old will train away from the AFL team for three weeks and not be considered for selection until round six as part of a club-imposed ban.
Krakouer started his AFL career with Port Adelaide, drafted with pick 39 in the 2006 draft.
He played 40 games with the Power before a shock move to Gold Coast at the end of the 2010 season.
He played just 13 games in one season there before being released for personal reasons.
In 2014, Krakouer returned to South Australia to try re-ignite his AFL career, starting with a season on the list of Port Adelaide's SANFL side.
It's not something we stand for at our club and Krak understands that, he did before he made a poor choice and he now pays the consequences of that choice.Power coach Ken Hinkley
He impressed enough to be rookie listed by the Power for the 2015 season, and played 14 games before being upgraded to the senior list ahead of the 2016 season.
Krakouer had been battling a hamstring complaint and was allowed to travel to Perth by the club.
Hinkley said he was disappointed with Krakouer's "significant breach" of club rules.
He said the club took a chance in re-signing him when his career had stalled and then upgraded him from the rookie list, and he now has a lot to do to make up for his actions.
"[The players] have a standard amongst themselves and as a footy club we're really proud of the fact that we've been fantastic in that area in our time together," Hinkley said.
"It's not something we stand for at our club and Krak understands that, he did before he made a poor choice and he now pays the consequences of that choice."
The incident is being reviewed by police.
Club turns attention to round one
Hinkley said the club had disclosed everything it knew about what happened, and now it is about Krakouer regaining the trust of his teammates.
"Look I can sit here and say Krak's really remorseful, which he absolutely is," he said.
"But he made a poor decision, now he needs to make that decision change in the eye of his teammates, his coaches and the rest of our footy club and the rest of our football community, because we did put a bit of investment back into Krak."
Hinkley said he had moved his focus to the club's round-one clash with St Kilda in 11 days.
The Power has a close to full-strength line-up to choose from, with the exceptions of Krakouer and the banned Angus Monfries and Paddy Ryder.
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