…It is such a pleasure to read the stories (in your blog) of different Armenian people, and where various recipes come from!!
I was wondering if there is an Armenian version of a Georgian (correct me if I'm wrong) dish Satsivi (chicken in a walnut sauce)?
I am Armenian (from my mother's side) living in London. I have recently started reading a lot about Armenian history and trying to catch up with the country I deeply love in my heart, but know so little about. And so in my search I came across your blog- and reading it makes me very happy! I am trying one of your recipes tonight- very excited!
I don't know if the recipe I sent Tamara is an Armenian version of this traditionally Georgian dish, but there is a similar recipe in Alice Bezjian's 'The Complete Armenian Cookbook'.
1. Place rinsed chicken in a large pot with the onions, carrots, celery, parsley, peppercorns, salt, and enough water to cover the chicken. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, cover, and cook over medium heat for about 45 to 50 minutes, or until chicken is cooked through. Add water during the cooking process, if necessary. Remove any foamy scum that rises to the surface.
2. When chicken is cooked, remove it from the broth; allow to cool a bit, then remove the meat, discarding the skin and bones. Cut chicken into bite-sized chunks. Set meat aside, keeping it warm.
3. Strain broth through a sieve. Discard the vegetables, peppercorns and any unwanted particles. Set aside strained broth separately from the chicken. Measure out one cup of broth. Place remaining broth in a bowl with a tight-fitting lid; refrigerate and save for another use.
1. Toast the walnuts in a dry, non-stick skillet, until their fragrance fills the air; do not burn. Cool slightly.
2. In the meantime, soak the slices of bread in the 1 cup of the reserved chicken broth, about 5 minutes. Squeeze out the excess liquid; place bread in the bowl of a food processor.
3. Add the walnuts; blend until it resembles a paste. Add the garlic, coriander, paprika, lemon juice, oil, salt and pepper. Blend until the mixture has thickened slightly.
Place chicken chunks in a serving bowl. Pour walnut sauce over the chicken. Cover and refrigerate for several hours. Serve cold.
NOTE: Traditionally, this dish is served cold, but it may also be eaten immediately after preparing.
In addition to my recipe, I sent Tamara two others I found online – one from 'Recipe Goldmine'; the other from an Australian website.
"Once again thank you for your help! I have ended up doing a Georgian Satsivi- it was quite a bit of work! But we really liked it!! Though I must say that I have overdone it a bit with the spices, probably next time I will get it right!!
Hi! I am making Armenian food for a cultural presentation at my son's school. What is this dish typically served with? Rice? Bulgur? Bread? Please let me know. Thanks!
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Information published on 26 April 2016 in the UIC electronic newsletter "UIC eNews" Nr 495.
On the UIC North America 2016 programme of activities, UIC will be in Washington on 4 and 5 May for a couple of issues.
The 1st Regional meeting of UIC North American Members will be held on 4 May while UIC will take also advantage of its presence and of the presence of the other guests to organise a Workshop dedicated to Digital Developments and Security.
This issue is becoming increasingly topical around the world and UIC Members are very involved and concerned about these issues for which rail transportation must be totally prepared.
This Workshop will be organised on the premises of the World Bank with UIC North American Members, from the California High Speed Railway Authority, Amtrak, the AAR, to Canadian and APTA Members, Mineta Transport Institute, as they are also part of this Regional group.
6th Edition of Transport Research Arena (TRA) held in Warsaw: UIC demonstrated its know-how and expertise Register for the First Oil Rail & Ports Conference Programme Railway sector joins forces to deploy digital technology Germany: Digital Developments at Deutsche Bahn Australia: The new Rail Industry Worker website and app have been launched! 6th RailTopoModel and railML conference held on 19 April 2016 at UIC Headquarters, Paris Morocco: 4th Edition of Training Course on Railway Safety – Accompanying the Growth of Rail in Africa 60th Anniversary of OSJD, the Organisation for Cooperation between Railways Meeting of the Expertise Development Platform held from 21 – 22 April 2016 in York, United Kingdom One week left to give your data for 2015 synopsis!


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Jan 15, 2022 espana, events, man, marriage
Updated Saturday, January 15, 2022 –
Investigation sources have confirmed that, in the absence of autopsy tests and the results of the investigations, the man died as a result of several stab wounds.
The National Police investigating the crime of Vigo, in a case that has been taken over by the Court of Duty number 6, tries to clarify if the woman of the marriage found dead stabbed her husband and then committed suicide.
Investigative sources have confirmed that the man has a stab wound to the back. As for the woman, there are no signs of violence in the first inspection carried out, but the causes of death remain to be clarified.
Sources close to the investigation have confirmed to Efe that a box of pills appeared next to the woman, without specifying what medication it was.
In addition, the same sources of the investigation have pointed out that the house was closed, there were no signs that anyone had entered the house, located on Álvaro Cunqueiro street in Vigo.
The couple's daughter notified the Police since she had been trying to locate them for several days. I went to the flat in Vigo, located on the calle lvaro Cunqueiro, in the center of the city, accompanied by police officers around 7:00 p.m. this Friday afternoon.
The judicial delegation lifted the bodies of the victims after 9:00 p.m. this Friday night. One of the keys to the investigation will be the practice of forensic exam.
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A music researcher has taken part in a cutting-edge project that mapped the insides of medieval churches to analyse their acoustics.
Dr Spyridon Antonopoulos, an Honorary Visiting Fellow in the Department of Music, played a key role in the unique study, which aimed to improve our understanding of the sounds that people would have heard hundreds of years ago.
The team used new techniques to scan the architecture of eight Byzantine-era churches in Greece, measuring a logarithmic sine sweep (an impulse ranging from 20 Hz to 24 kHz) played through loudspeakers and recorded in microphones placed in multiple locations throughout the buildings.
The recorded sounds were then filtered using advanced audio signal processing techniques, producing outputs (or impulse responses) that could then be analysed by computer software to create unique acoustic signatures of each space.
This allowed the researchers to compare their subjective experiences – as performers and listeners – with actual data, such as those relating to the reverberation, clarity, and decay time of each building.
Capturing the acoustical signatures of each building will also allow future researchers to use the audio maps to make studio-recorded songs sound like they were captured inside any of the historically significant locations.
As reported by CBC and The Atlantic, the researchers recorded medieval chants that were performed in the churches by a group of chanters from Greece, led by Dr Antonopoulos.
Many of the chants were from the musicologist's own original transcriptions from medieval sources, including some transcribed as part of his PhD research at City.
He said: "The project was a unique collaboration involving engineers, historians of art and architecture, musicologists, and singers.
"Our goal was to be as historically precise as possible, meaning we recorded singers singing music transcribed from medieval sources, in various formations and locations that reflect medieval practice.
Certain types of chant are best suited to specific spaces. For example, some smaller churches of later eras were more suited to textually dense music than others.
The project, titled Bodies and Spirits: Soundscapes of Byzantium, was carried out in churches in Greece's second largest city, Thessaloniki. Led by academics from University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the University of Southern California (USC), the entire project team consisted of Sharon E. J. Gerstel (UCLA), Chris Kyriakakis (USC), Amy Papalexandrou (Stockton University), Konstantinos T. Raptis (Ephorate of Antiquities of Thessaloniki City), Dr Antonopoulos and Jim Donahue (Berklee College of Music).
It is hoped the audio signatures can be used to help create a museum that enshrines the sounds of the Byzantine era forever, creating what one of the researchers has called "an acoustical museum of the Middle Ages".
The research was funded by a UCLA OVCR-COR Transdisciplinary Seed Grant.
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Andrea Christian Sandoval, 32, teacher's aide at Southwest High School, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD, Pharr, Texas, "having a sexual relationship with one of her students"
Pharr teacher arrested for having sexual relationship with student
A Pharr ISD teacher has been arrested for having a sexual relationship with one of her students. On June 4th the Pharr Police Department took a report from the parents of a student about an improper relationship occurring between their son and his teacher. The teacher was identified as Andrea Christian Sandoval, 32, a Teachers Aid, who is accused of having sex with the 17 year-old student at her home.
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Ex-PSJA teacher's aide accused of sex with student
Police arrested Andrea Sandoval, 32, after a father complained that she had had an inappropriate relationship with his son, a student at PSJA Southwest High School, where she worked. Officers met with the student, who told them that Sandoval had offered him a ride home from school May 29, when they had an early release day. Instead, she took him to her home in Pharr, began kissing him and pulling down his pants, took off her own jean shorts and they had sex, according to a criminal complaint. PSJA Superintendent Daniel King said the student was 17 years old ...
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Sexual encounter with student lands teacher's aide behind bars
A teacher's aide is out on bond after being accused of having a sexual encounter with a male student in Pharr. Pharr police booked Andrea Christina Sandoval into the Hidalgo County Jail late Friday morning. The 32-year-old teacher's aide is facing an improper relationship between teacher and student charge. Court records obtained by Action 4 News show that the incident originally happened back on May 29th.
The teacher's aide allegedly offered a 17-year-old male student a ride home but ended up taking him to her house. Court records show that the two kissed and then performed sexual acts on each other on her sofa.
http://www.valleycentral.com/news/story.aspx?id=1079100
Former PSJA teacher's aide receives probation for having sex with student
A former Pharr-San Juan-Alamo school district teacher's aide was sentenced Monday to seven years probation for having sex with one of her students. Andrea Sandoval, 32, pleaded guilty Monday to improper relationship between educator and student. She was then sentenced by 389th state District Judge Letty Lopez who followed the Hidalgo County District Attorney's Office recommendation in her plea deal.
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The work of Judith Joy Ross marks a watershed in the lineage of the photographic portrait. Her pictures—unpretentious, quietly penetrating, startling in their transparency—consistently achieve the capacity to glimpse the past, present, and perhaps even the future of the individuals who stand before her lens. Adolescents swim at a local municipal park, ordinary people are at work and play. From immigrants and refugees, to tech workers and students, military reservists and civilians—all are incisively rendered with equal tenderness in Ross's black-and-white, large-format portraits. Published alongside the largest exhibition to feature Ross's work to date, and drawn from her extensive archive of photographs made over the span of more than thirty-five years, Judith Joy Ross: Photographs 1978–2015 encompasses the best work of this influential photographer.
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Q: Envio de archivos pdf react nodejs Mi primer proyecto web,
necesito subir archivos, mi backend esta en nodejs y uso express-fileupload no por alguna razón particular. El backend en postman funciona, pero no en mi interfaz. He intentado con ejemplos de axios, obteniendo Error Network, no pude solucionarlo... he encontrado información sobre react con clases, y no le entiendo... sineramente.
He actuado ciegamente acorde a mi lógica y los console log que recibo, pero siento estar totalmente perdido. Mi inteción es aprender, no que me resuevan el problema. He revisado la documentación de Mozilla para la interfaz FormData que hereda de Files, he buscado como constuir un Blob, sin éxito... honestamente no tengo idea que sigue...
Un salvavidas me ayudaría muchisimo.
Gracias millones
Si me permites, abajo el código:
Vista:
import React, { useState } from 'react'
import { useDispatch } from 'react-redux';
import { documentAddNew } from '../actions/documents';
//import { useForm } from '../hooks/useForm'

export const UploadFiles = () => {

    const dispatch = useDispatch();

    const [archivos, setArchivos] = useState(null);

    //const {archivo} = archivo;

    const subirArchivos = (e) =>{
        setArchivos(e);
    }
    const insertarArchivos = async(e) => {
        e.preventDefault();
        const formData = new FormData();
        for (let index = 0; index < archivos.length; index++){
            formData.append("archivo", archivos[index]);
            //console.log(formData.name)
           console.log(archivos[index].name);
        }
        dispatch(documentAddNew(formData));
    }

    return (

            <form className="form-group" encType="multipart/form-data" >

 [Cargar en servidor]

            Selecciona la carpeta de tus PDF

            Subir archivos

            <input
            id="pdfs"
            type="file"
            accept="image/*,.pdf"
            className="form-control"
            multiple ={true}
            name="archivo"
            //value={archivos}
            onChange={(e) => subirArchivos(e.target.files)}
            //webkitdirectory="true"
            />
            <button className="btn btn-primary" onClick={insertarArchivos}>Subir Archivos</button>

            </form>

    )
}

Accion:
//AQUI ARCHIVO [FORMDATA] YA ES UNDEFINED
export const documentAddNew = (archivo) => {
    //Gracias a thunk esto se dispara de nuevo. Si no fuera asincrono, no haria falta el return
    return async () => {
        console.log('Desde accion: ' + toString(archivo.name)); //imprime undefined y Object.FormData
        const reply = await (fetchTokenUpload('upload', archivo, 'POST'));
        const body = reply.json();
        console.log(await body);
        if (body.ok) {
            Swal.fire('Success', "Todo chingon", "success");
        } else {
            Swal.fire('Fallo', "Vuelte a intentar ;)", "error");
        }

    }

}

Fetch:
const fetchTokenUpload = (endpoint, data, method = "POST") => {

    const url = `${baseURL }/${endpoint}`;
    const token = localStorage.getItem('token') || '';
    //console.log('Desde Fetch data es: '+ data);
        return fetch(url, {
            method,
            headers: {
                'Content-type': 'multipart/form-data',
                'x-api-key': token,
            },
            body: data,
            //body: data,
        });

}

A: El problema es en el fetch, eliminar en los headers el content-type

sería necesario eliminar Content-Type de la petición, caso contrario ignoraría los archivos subidos.

Respondida aqui
Gracias, buscaba por el lado del console.log en undefined, y hasta esta mañana se me ocurrió buscar en el fetch

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The aftermath of boxing1
J. A. N. Corsellis (a1), C. J. Bruton (a1) and Dorothy Freeman-Browne (a1)
From the Department of Neuropathology, Runwell Hospital, Wickford, Essex
The brains of 15 retired boxers have been studied and the lives of the men concerned have been investigated in retrospect. A characteristic pattern of cerebral change has been identified which appears not only to be a result of the boxing but also to underlie many features of the punch-drunk syndrome.
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American rock giants Bon Jovi have been announced as the latest headliner for the upcoming edition of Rock In Rio.
The iconic Brazilian festival takes place in the city where it all began back in 1985, having been held in Lisbon in 2018 as part of the two-yea cycle that sees the festival alternate between its European and South American home.
Bon Jovi, who have appeared at the festival on a number of occasions across the years, join fellow rock veterans Iron Maiden on the lineup for this year, which also included the likes of Muse, P!nk, Black Eyed Peas, Imagine Dragons, Slayer, King Crimson, and Jessie J.
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Robbery Sentencing Delayed For A Week
As of Friday, September 9, 2016
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By LAMECH JOHNSON
ljohnson@tribunemedia.net
A WOMAN must wait another week before she has a sentencing hearing for her role in the robbery of a web shop manager in Long Island.
Daphne Knowles of Cartwright's, Long Island, was due to appear before Justice Bernard Turner yesterday for the penalty phase of her trial relating to the events leading up to the death of Andrea Carroll in 2014.
However, a probation report requested by the court was not ready and the matter was further adjourned to September 15.
Knowles initially stood trial before Justice Turner charged with murder, robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery.
Knowles was alleged to have killed Carroll between November 28 and 29, 2014.
It was further alleged that Knowles conspired with others to commit robbery and actually robbed Carroll of cash belonging to Bowe's Web Games Ltd.
Caroll was found dead with cuts, bruises, a broken neck and a broken spinal cord.
The prosecution produced witnesses who alleged that Knowles, a fired employee of Carroll, approached them about a plan to rob the web shop manager.
Knowles, when interviewed by police after Carroll's death, denied that $14,000 found in her possession had belonged to the web shop. She said that as a drug trafficker she did not need to rob and murder a web shop manager for money.
Her defence, however, was not completely sold on a jury.
While the jury returned a hung verdict of 7-5 on the murder charge, which is not acceptable in law, Knowles was unanimously convicted on charges of robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery.
Knowles would have faced the death penalty if convicted of the murder.
The 12-member panel returned the verdicts within an hour after being excused to deliberate on three weeks of evidence.
Knowles was represented by attorney Sonia Timothy. Cephia Pinder-Moss and Basil Cumberbatch prosecuted the case.
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I am very surprised that this is not on Instructables (well, as far as I know) yet. This by far the oldest trick in the book, and about the simplest way to get FANTASTIC pranking results.
-Faucet that is both used by the public, and has a hose attachment.
-Clear tape or rubber band.
Clear tape is far more effective, because you can barely see it, but it may leave a residue on the handle.
PS. I just read that it has to be new and creative, so i guess I should have read the rules three times before making this.
Hold down the button, and while the button is held down all the way, start to wrap the rubberband around the whole handle. Twisk the rubberband, and wrap again. continue this process untill button can be held down without any other force.
For those of you using tape, just hold down the button and tightly wrap the tape around the handle. make sure it sticks.
Aim your water gun at wherever the target usually stands while using the faucet, or just the center of the sink. Even if you miss your target, the victim will still be scared silly by the oncoming water.
For an extra shock, run the cold water for a few seconds, and then shut it off. This way, even if they turn on warm water, they will still get a chilled blast, depending on how long after you set it they get blasted.
Remember to prank safely and have a happy April Fools Day!
Nice! I might try this.
Or doing this to your wife is worse ehhh??
This reminds me of the historic words of Justin Timberlake what goes around comes back around.
Most new faucets can still be pranked like this.
it can't be the 'oldest trick in the book' because the colonial times did not have these hose faucets. in fact, they did not have any faucets at all, but they DID have pranks.
"This reminds me of the historic words of Justin Timberlake"!!?? I just facepalmed so hard i think i broke something.
this is great! it's also in "the big book of boy stuff"
Someone did this at school to my math teacher. They also were stealing deli meat from his fridge. So the teacher taped the door shut with clear tape and when it didnt open the kids thought it was stuck. We never found out who took the turkey..
U didn't create this yourself, so I'm not voting for it.
Are you serious!?!??!?!! Aw man I was seriously going to post this instructable, I took all the pictures and everything. Well, at least that prevents me from being lazy. Great minds think alike I guess.
There's multiple right ways to do the same thing, and we love to see them all on Instructables.


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These Pants Were Pulled From an 1857 Shipwreck. Are They the World's Oldest Jeans?
After more than a century at the bottom of the ocean, the garment fetched $114,000 at auction
The five-button work pants recovered from the S.S. Central America Courtesy of Holabird Western Americana Collections
Earlier this month, a pair of pants recovered from an 1857 shipwreck sold for $114,000 at auction.
Experts with the auction house, Holabird Western Americana Collections, think they were once a pair of men's work pants, possibly worn by a miner. The original color of the fabric is unclear, but after spending more than a century in a passenger's trunk at the bottom of the sea, the pants are now stained black and brown. The fly has five buttons.
The pants likely belonged to John Dement, an Oregon merchant and veteran of the Mexican-American War. He was one of the survivors from the S.S. Central America, a 280-foot vessel that sank during a hurricane on its way from Panama to New York City. Several hundred passengers died in the wreck.
The ship's remains were found off the coast of North Carolina in 1988. When it sank, the S.S. Central America—also known as the "ship of gold"—was transporting thousands of pounds of gold bars, nuggets and coins found during the California Gold Rush.
Since the pants were recovered, their origins have been somewhat controversial. Auction house officials think they were an "early manufacture of work pants sold by Levi Strauss," according to the listing page.
"The five-button fly is nearly identical, if not technically identical, to Levi's of today, inclusive of the exact style, shape and size of the buttons themselves," they write. "We do not believe this to be a coincidence."
However, Levi Strauss made its first official pair of jeans in 1873, a full 16 years after the S.S. Central America sank to the bottom of the ocean. The company's historian and archive director, Tracey Panek, says the shipwreck pants lack company branding and hallmarks, such as rivets, patches and buttons.
"The pants are not Levi's nor do I believe they are miner's work pants," Panek tells the Associated Press' Scott Sonner.
The five-button fly Courtesy of Holabird Western Americana Collections
As Erika Mailman reports for Smithsonian magazine, a Nevada-based tailor named Jacob Davis partnered with Levi Strauss and patented the company's signature copper rivet-reinforced seams and pockets in May 1873. "While denim is ubiquitous today," Mailman writes, "surviving examples of 19th-century jeans are few and far between."
The pairs that do exist, though, are valuable. An 1893 pair sold for $100,000 in 2018; earlier this year, an 1880s pair found in an abandoned mineshaft sold for $87,400.
Whether they're Levi's or not, the pants are still unique: Auction officials think they are the only known pair of jeans from the Gold Rush. And due to the low-oxygen environment, items like those in Dement's trunk are "in remarkable condition, stained but supple," wrote Robert D. Evans, a scientist and historian who led recovery expeditions to the wreck, in the auction's catalog.
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The Israeli army launched on Saturday an airstrike on several sites in the eastern besieged Gaza Strip, after claims that the Palestinian movements have fired rockets targeting the Israeli towns located near the Strip. The Israeli forces also stormed Ramallah city in the West Bank.
The Israeli raid targeted training sites of the Al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas movement, with no information about casualties thus far.
"Earlier tonight, a rocket was launched from Gaza towards the Israeli territory. In response, Israeli fighter jets targeted two of Hamas's underground structures in the Gaza Strip. We will continue operating to defend Israeli civilians," the Israeli army tweeted on Saturday night.
On Friday, a Palestinian woman was killed by the Israeli forces during a mass protest on the borders between Gaza and Israel. About 13,000 Gazan demonstrators participated in the protest.
Mass demonstrations started in the Strip since the end of March 2018, commemorating the 42nd anniversary of the Land Day, dubbed the Great Return March.
In November 2018, the last operation conducted by the Palestinian movements, Hamas and Al-Jihad Al-Islami, included the launch of more than 400 rockets towards Israel's northern towns. The Israeli Iron Dome system intercepted about 100 Palestinian rockets.


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import os
from test.aiml_tests.client import TestClient
from programy.config import BrainFileConfiguration

class BasicTestClient(TestClient):

    def __init__(self):
        TestClient.__init__(self)

    def load_configuration(self, arguments):
        super(BasicTestClient, self).load_configuration(arguments)
        self.configuration.brain_configuration._aiml_files = BrainFileConfiguration(os.path.dirname(__file__), ".aiml", False)

class VocabularyAIMLTests(unittest.TestCase):

    @classmethod
    def setUpClass(cls):
        VocabularyAIMLTests.test_client = BasicTestClient()

    def test_vocabulary(self):
        response = VocabularyAIMLTests.test_client.bot.ask_question("test",  "TEST VOCABULARY")
        self.assertIsNotNone(response)
        self.assertEqual(response, "My vocabulary is 3 words")

    def test_size(self):
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Biografia
Dopo gli studi, Tillieux ha iniziato a lavorare come impiegata nel settore bancario nel 1989, dopo di che è diventata segretaria della traduzione nello stesso settore nel 1990. Dal 1990 al 2004 è stata direttrice del servizio clienti e del dipartimento commerciale della Société wallonne des eaux.

Nel frattempo, è anche diventata politicamente attiva per il Partito Socialista e dal 2000 al 2004 è stata membro del consiglio provinciale di Namur. È stata successivamente eletta nel 2004 per il distretto di Namur nel Parlamento vallone e nel Parlamento della Comunità francofona. Nel 2009 e 2014 è stata rieletta in entrambi i parlamenti. Inoltre, è stata anche consigliera comunale di Namur dal 2006 e dal 2012 è leader del partito PS nel consiglio comunale.

Dal 2009 al 2014 è stata Ministro della salute, dell'azione sociale e delle pari opportunità nel governo vallone e dal 2014 al 2017, Tillieux è ministro dell'occupazione e della formazione in questo governo. Dopo il cambio di coalizione nel governo vallone nel luglio 2017, ha perso le sue funzioni ministeriali ed è tornata a far parte del parlamento.

Alle elezioni del 2019, è stata eletta alla Camera dei rappresentanti.

Altri progetti

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1. Have you had your first kiss?
How many of you guys have had your first kisses? Did you enjoy it or hate it or do you regret it now or wish it could be with someone else?
I had mine quite young and I don't regret it but I do wish I'd kept myself completely pure until I got married.
When I had my first kiss with the first girlfriend I ever had in 16 years, we kissed publicly in the hallway in school. What a rush of joy and excitement.
Awh! They both sound so adorable (: Mine was quite similar to yours, Scootalove.
I'm too awkward to be in a relationship, I guess. I don't mind though, I want to be with the right guy. If that means I have to wait, that's fine.
I've never kissed a girl before. Though I do look forward to the experience.
Never been much for being physical. My first kiss was in my car with a transgendered individual. Zero bucks were given. Great person, great personality, much in common, and a rare opportunity to see them.
I didn't really enjoy the experience. I didn't feel there was anything to enjoy. Awkward lip movements and trying to avoid getting wet. Anywhere.
Now noserubs. Those are great. Nothing like an Eskimo kiss to show affection.
Or biting. Biting is excellent. It's like kissing except there's a winner!
Okay so the first time I kissed someone my age who wasn't related to me was in kindergarten. Yup! I got punished then and I don't know why cuz she didn't seem to mind >.> Other than that I have kissed a lot of times and while most of them didn't really mean much there were a few that made me feel really good. And if kissing on the cheek counts I recently got kissed in high school by someone I think is kind of cute.
that means i have no life.
Nope, I have not had my first kiss and don't really plan on doing it anytime soon. Kissing isn't really appealing to me.
I actually got my first kiss at age 13. Lets just say, someone had a crush on me, and she was actually moving away. So in her "good-bye" response to me, she kissed me, revealing her true feelings about me.
She started first. I didn't want to initiate anything, until she wants it. That's how good I am !
I haven't, much to my infinite despair.
Okay it's not really depressing me or anything but it's kind of annoying to admit I've never had a romantic kiss (that I can remember).
Nope. I'm 18 and rarely ever even have just touched another person to know what that feels like. But I'm ok. It's not that I can't, but I don't. I'd rather just wait for somepony worth holding the title of being my first.
It's pretty gross .. other people are pretty gross. I'd just as soon not kiss anyone else for the forseeable future, or anything more for that matter ..
But good luck on those of you who do want it.
Girls have hit on me, flirted with me, and even hugged me, but I am careful.
If I ever have a relationship with a girl I want to pick the right one.
Edit: No answer? Well then I just choose YES! THUG LIFE! Muahaha.
I'd say cheek kiss is dependent on context, I think it can be both yes and no.
I've been in a non serious relationship before where I had my first real kiss It was nice and enjoyable .
No, sadly. My boyfriend and I are in a long-distance relationship, so we haven't kissed. But hopefully someday we'll be able to kiss each other, and hopefully it would feel so romantic.
No first kiss yet. It isn't that some girls aren't into me, it's just that I hate all of the girls at my school. Of course, I am not that popular anyways, but if I really wanted it, I'd probably have it by now. I don't want my first kiss (or rather, first girlfriend) to be one that I regret.
I'm in the same situation. Waiting will make it mean so much more I'm just anticipating my first kiss with Kyoshi!
I still remember it. I went to my Facebook unofficial girlfriend's play and I walked her to her car. So I was walking back to the school since I had another event to go to. So I hear her running towards me and gives me hug, then tells me she wants to kiss me...*smooch*... , I kissed her back....I couldn't stop smiling for a while.
I still miss her a little bit sometimes (i.e., broke up), but I've moved on fortunately.


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Raven-Symoné Says This Exact Diet Helped Her Lose 30 Pounds
Raven-Symoné has shed an incredible 30 pounds in just a few short months as part of her quest to achieve better health in 2021. The former View host is now revealing exactly how she shed the weight, and claims her new diet plan is "how humans are supposed to eat."
Read on to find out the star's secrets for slimming down, and for more celebrity weight loss news, check out Sherri Shepherd Says This One Thing "Makes the Weight Fall Off" After Losing 35 Pounds.
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While Raven-Symoné has shed a significant amount of weight, she tells HollywoodLife in an exclusive interview that she's not done yet.
"It's definitely an ongoing journey for me. I set out to lose weight so I could be more healthy," she explained.
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In her HollywoodLife interview, the multihyphenate star said that she plans to continue practicing intermittent fasting for the foreseeable future.
"I'm still not subscribing to the standard American diet, which has made a mockery of the human body and created the obese epidemic that is our world today…And I continue to fast because it's how humans are supposed to eat," she explained. While, in the past, Raven-Symoné has admitted to doing multi-day fasts, she says she's since stopped, sticking to a daily fasting period instead.
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Oscar Barker Benfield (1892‒1917), is presumed drowned at sea on 1 August 1917, aged 25. The ship on which he was travelling, the SS Karina, was torpedoed and sunk in the Irish Sea 17 nautical miles SSW of Hook Point, Count Waterford, Ireland, with the loss of eleven (another source gives seven) lives. Benfield appears not to have been a member of the armed forces or Merchant Navy.
Oscar was born in 1892 in Cambridge. He was the fourth of five children born to George Herd Benfield and Phillis Benfield (née Collyer). His paternal grandparents were George Benfield and Ann Louisa Benfield (née Barker). Oscar's grandfather, George, was a college servant. Oscar's father was Head Porter at Selwyn College and then at Peterhouse, Cambridge. In 1901 Oscar was living with his family at 29 St Mary's Street, Cambridge. Ten years later he was living at 21 St Andrew's Street North, Bury St. Edmunds as a boarder. He was then 20 years of age and a bank clerk.
Oscar married Vera Evelyn Batten in 1916 in Reading, Berkshire. The following year Oscar embarked on the SS Karina at Cape Coast, a city and fishing port in south Ghana, on the Gulf of Guinea. The SS Karina was a passenger/cargo steamer of 4,222 GRT (gross register tonnage) built in 1905 by Alexander Stephen & Sons, Glasgow for the African Steam Ship Company (Elder, Dempster), London. On 1 August 1917, it was travelling from Sierra Leone to Liverpool with a cargo of palm oil, kernels and passengers, when it was torpedoed and sunk 7 miles south by west of Hook Point, Ireland by the German submarine SM UC-75, Kaiserliche Marine. It lies at a depth of 70 metres.
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England where art thou?
Posted byNeil Olsen October 23, 2014 October 24, 2014 Posted inEuropean Champions CupTags:European Champions Cup
As mentioned last week, this week we will be looking at the top three English sides performances in the opening round of the European Champions Cup and see how this might have a bearing on the England squad selection for the forthcoming November series of Tests against the Southern Hemisphere nations. Based on the performances of these three teams, with the exception of Saracens, if I was Stuart Lancaster I would be scratching my head at selection time, especially as for the most part English teams did not do particularly well in this opening round.
Saracens vs Clermont Auvergne
Final Score – Saracens 30 – Clermont Auvergne 23
Of the three fixtures we are looking at, this by far was the most entertaining as an evenly matched contest. The second best team in England versus the best team in France. No prisoners taken and a contest from start to finish which showed some real pedigree in European rugby.
Both sides played well and provided us with plenty of attacking rugby, with tries aplenty but of the two sides Saracens played the more tactically astute game coupled with a rock solid defence. Chris Ashton and particularly David Strettle, who I was very surprised to see not get called for the England training squad for the November internationals, both had terrific games and were superb at finding gaps in Clermont's defence.
Clermont had arguably more of the possession and at times were certainly the more adventurous of the two sides, but Saracens were particularly effective at closing them out wide on defence where French teams are always so dangerous. Charlie Hodgson matched his French counterpart in the kicking game at number ten, but both sides made good use of the boot and refrained from aerial ping pong matches.
It was fast flowing, exciting rugby and a good showpiece for the European game as well as showing that England has quality players capable of standing up to the Southern Hemisphere challenges heading their way next month.
Glasgow vs Bath
Final Score – Glasgow 37 – Bath 10
This fixture was entertaining especially if you were a Glasgow supporter. However England's third best team quite frankly looked shambolic as a rampant Glasgow tore them to pieces. If Bath represents some of England's best attacking rugby going into November, then surely the Southern Hemisphere sides must be feeling pretty relaxed. Glasgow were good, but not amazing and there was plenty of loose and unsupported ball there for the taking by Bath, but which they seemed unable to capitalise on. Add to that a series of schoolboy handling errors on a glorious sunny afternoon in Glasgow, and English supporters must surely have been left scratching their heads.
Bath had flashes of brilliance particularly in the towering form of Semesa Rokoduguni, but to be honest that was about it. Glasgow had all the flair and panache and shored it all up with solid defence. Glasgow obviously studied Bath's strengths and recognised that denying the likes of Rokoduguni and company possession would effectively leave Bath bereft of ideas. Glasgow then proved to be the more adventurous of the two sides and despite some highly risky passes that against a more coherent opposition would have led to several interceptions and possible tries, they used their momentum to comfortably wear down Bath and walk away the convincing winners.
In short any players Stuart Lancaster takes from Bath, will need to figure out how to play in a very different team setup and do it quickly, and also learn some important defensive skills, which from what was on display on Saturday, were essentially nonexistent.
Racing Metro 92 vs Northampton
Final Score – Racing Metro 92 20 – Northampton 11
It is always hard to judge French club teams as such a high percentage of their squads are made up of foreign players. Nevertheless, there is a strong underlying French presence and famous French flair in all their teams and this was certainly the case in this contest. Northampton on the other hand, supposedly the best club side in English rugby had absolutely no flair whatsoever and epitomised the rather drudge like defensive game that English rugby is so often criticised for. Stuart Lancaster has drawn a large part of his training squad from Northampton and from what I saw, I think it is a decision he may live to regret.
To say that Northampton were unimaginative when compared to their French opponents last Saturday would be being polite. In short there was no attacking game, a fairly woeful kicking game and a defence that although effective at times relied more on Racing Metro making mistakes and resulting penalties than actually getting good go forward ball. In short, not much to get excited about from an England perspective. If this is top class English rugby at its best then the tourists from the Southern Hemisphere in November will be licking their lips.
The only thing that could be said about this match that may have prevented both teams from playing to their full potential could have been the officiating which was again a problem in the form of Ireland's George Clancy. Once again Clancy was highly inconsistent in his calls particularly at scrum time. One could sense the player's frustration and there is no doubt that this would have affected both teams. Still despite there being no excuse for it and hopefully something which will be addressed by the IRB soon, Northampton still could have played far better and with more skill than they did. Let's hope for England's sake next month that George Clancy is not officiating any of their games and that the players selected for England from Northampton spend the next two weeks watching all of this year's Rugby Championship matches to figure out how the game should be played.
Fixtures this weekend
This weekend we will be looking at the top three French teams performances in the second round of the European Champions Cup; Clermont-Auvergne, Toulon and Montpelier. As result the games we'll look at are:
Ulster vs Toulon
Clermont Auvergne vs Sale Sharks
Montpelier vs Glasgow
Wallabies have another hard lesson at the All Blacks Finishing School
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2019 Ohio State vs Michigan: Quick Takeaways & Highlights
Posted on Dec 3, 2019 Dec 3, 2019 AuthorGarrett Fishaw
That was really ugly, yet again. Not much else to say about it so let's just dive into the highlights of another Buckeyes beat down:
Ohio State 56 – Michigan 27
Now to why you're really here. My takeaways from the loss and my thoughts on where the program stands moving forward:
1. Mistakes Return for the Body
What a bummer. It seemed like it wouldn't happen again. Not for the second year in a row. It seemed like the coaching staff and players would be so locked into this game that there was no way it would resemble anything close to the 2018 debacle.
Boy, were we wrong.
Michigan brought back it's self-inflicted wounds from early in the season to make sure the Buckeyes had as easy as a go as possible in the Big House.
Blown coverages on 3rd and longs? Check. Fumbled snap in the red zone? Check. Missing extra points? Check. Jumping offsides on a game-changing punt? Check. Not fighting for crucial first downs? Check. Not securing touchdown catches? Check. Dropping damn near every pass to start the second half? Check. Getting lost in coverage? Check.
It was another extremely frustrating showing by the Wolverines against the Buckeyes.
Michigan came out early and looked good. The offense was buzzing, Shea was making plays, and the defense looked to have Justin Fields locked up. But a dominant rushing attack from Ohio State, behind their earth moving offensive line and arguably the best running back in the country, JK Dobbins, opened things up for the Buckeyes.
Once the mistakes began, it was all but over for Michigan.
Side Bar: Say what you will about the field goals that Harbaugh elected for in this game, points had to be had one way or another. I didn't have much of a problem with those 4th down decisions. The one I did have a problem with, even though it "should've" worked, was going for it on 4th down at the start of the 4th quarter down just two scores.
If Hassan Haskins follows the pulling guard it was a for sure first down and possibly even a touchdown. But he didn't and was stuffed at the line, giving the ball to the Buckeyes to go up three scores and end the game.
Now, that may have happened either way with the way the defense was getting gashed but extending the game when facing a 4th down in the shadow of your end zone seemed like the better move to me. Thanks.
Either way, that's not what lost Michigan the game. It was the self-inflicted wounds that mainly helped do that.
It was also another bad defensive showing. It happened again to Don Brown's defense. And it's tough to watch. His guys can lock down the opposing team when they're the most talented guys on the field. But they just don't seem to show up when facing the top teams in the country. It's starting to become a bit of an issue.
We'll see if Michigan and Don Brown can at least bounce back a bit and go out on a high note with a proper showing and win in whichever bowl game in Florida they end up in. The program definitely needs it.
2. This is Today's Michigan
The Michigan football program hasn't been a true National Championship contender since the late '90s. There have been some really good teams from time to time but those haven't been as common to come by as some may think.
Since 2000, Michigan has won 10+ games seven times and 11 games just twice. That's in 20 years. Two decades. Now with a bowl win this year, it'll be eight 10+ win seasons in the 20 years. Not too bad but far from great, let alone elite.
For comparison, Ohio State has won 10+ games 16 times since 2000, 10 of which were 12+ win seasons. That's better than Oklahoma. That's way better than Clemson. It's a lot better than even Alabama.
They're the god damn Juggernaut and Michigan is Deadpool:
Michigan has gone through struggles over the last 20 years. The "dark ages", as some would say, with Rich Rodriguez and Brady Hoke in charge. That is where the Wolverines won just 46 games in seven seasons.
Do you know how shitty that is?
That's an average of just 6.5 games per year. That's a 52% win percentage. That's the same win percentage as Michigan State since 2016. Just good enough to make the Quick Lane Bowl every year.
Do know who had more wins in that same time period? Rutgers. Yup, the worst Power Five program in the country won 53 games in that same time span.
That's what Jim Harbaugh inherited.
Since taking over, Harbaugh has improved the Michigan win percentage drastically compared to his predecessors. He's made Michigan a top 10 program and relevant again. But it's clearly not enough.
3. Changes and Patience is Needed
Now, I'm not here to defend Jim Harbaugh. Well, not completely. He took over a shitty program that only recruited decently well on name brand alone. He was a judgment spot call away from beating Ohio State in Columbus to send Michigan to the Big Ten Championship Game and likely the College Football Playoff in 2016. He has the 7th best team in the country since his arrival. It's far from dreadful but it is also far from what the expectations were.
Though Big Ten Championships and National Championships were in the dreams, the biggest expectation from fans was the return to a fair fight in the biggest game of the year. But he just cannot get over that kick in the face.
That kick in the face being Ohio State during its most amazing run in program history and one of the best runs in college football history. And it doesn't look to be coming to an end anytime soon.
So, changes are necessary.
Not drastic, fire everyone type of change. But I do believe a new focus needs to be put into place. It's no secret that Ohio State cares about one thing and one thing only, even though they have a song that says the opposite. But that's to beat "That Team Up North".
It's all they care about. They have an entire state of swing voters that care about one team. The coaches admit to poaching the Michigan recruiting classes. OSU players talk about how they're already focused on next year's game against the Wolverines following this year's beating. It's a sickness. But not like a terminal disease that'll eventually consume and kill but more like a zombie virus that makes them impermeable to pain, thirsty for blood, and unable to fucking die.
But that's not the only reason Ohio State has won 17 of the 20 games since 2000. A lot of that has to do with the talent discrepancies, and the people that act like there isn't a gap are either trolling, uneducated, or just dumb.
Michigan has done a very nice job on the recruiting trail over time but when you compare their success to Ohio State's, it's like comparing the program's records over the last 20 years.
Hell, since Harbaugh's arrival, here are the finishes in the recruiting rankings for each program (per 247Sports Composite Rankings):
2019: 14th
2018: 2nd
2016: 4th
2018: 22nd
2015: 37th* (partial class)
You don't need to be a mathematician or recruiting guru to see that there's likely a large gap in talent and depth on each roster. Especially when you add in the average rankings of the previous 10 years combined.
2014: Ohio State #3 – Michigan #20
2013: Ohio State #2 – Michigan #4
2010: Ohio State #18 – Michigan #17
In 10 full recruiting classes, Michigan has "out recruited" Ohio State just twice with it happening on the bookend years of that decade of classes. And those wins were mainly thanks to signing much larger classes.
From 2010-2019, OSU is averaging the 4th best class in the country while Michigan is averaging the 16th best class.
It's not that hard to figure out. If Michigan wants to pull off a win here or there, keep floating down this lazy river and it'll eventually come. But if the program truly wants to catch Ohio State and rejoin the "elite", it'll need to really improve its recruiting efforts from top to bottom.
Add in a new focus and desire to beat Ohio State (recruiting Ohio would help) and this thing could be going in the right direction.
But these changes can't be made overnight. The foundation is there and should continue to build up. Hopefully, the wait isn't too much longer.
It's a good thing patience is a virtue.
4. Cheers to a New Decade
The 2020 season has the chance to be memorable for the Michigan football program. The 2000s and the teens or 2010s or whatever the hell they're called were just not very good for the "Winningest Program Ever", let alone a blue blood program.
Say what you will about his lack of Ohio State wins or Big Ten Championships but Jim Harbaugh has this thing going in the right direction. Of those seven 10+ win seasons since 2000, he has three of them and could add another this bowl season.
No, he hasn't met the lofty expectations we all put on him. But honestly, I don't think there are many coaches that could have with the condition the program was in when he took over.
This was another loss to forget but I do still fully believe Jim Harbaugh is the right guy for the job and Michigan could be in store for a very successful upcoming decade.
Here's to hoping that annoying optimism pays off.
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