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Related news There is only one sin as serious as that of make a Spanish omelette without strictly following the guidelines established: cook rice with things and call it paella. The gastronomic laws of a country like Spain are not written, but because it is not necessary. If anything unites us Spaniards, from across the political spectrum and social condition, it is the culinary aberrations that are made beyond our borders and which are later presumed on social networks. The last to taste the wrath of Spanish palates in his meats has been the good Robert Paterson, a Canadian gentleman who lives in Knowlton, Quebec, and had a quiet life writing a series of short books for Amazon where he analyzes the world of social networks and artificial intelligence. Perhaps, afte...

Although it has not been the word of the year, because the pandemic cancels everything, we use the word “algorithm” more and more in our jobs, in our leisure, in our lives. The algorithms they seem to control what we see, what we read, what we buy, even the friends we have. Algorithms are omnipresent and omnipotent. The word algorithm is a strong candidate to be the word of the 21st century, but do we know what an algorithm is?Definition and origin of the word The Royal Academy of the Spanish Language (RAE) define algorithm in its first meaning as "ordered and finite set of operations that allows to find the solution of a problem". Its origin, according to the RAE itself, perhaps comes from late Latin algobarismus, and this in turn from classica...

From trains to planes to cars, Hobby Junction in Dorval, Que., has been a popular hangout for modelers since the '90s. But that will soon be coming to an end.The store will close its doors in March.David Jenkins, one of the three partners, says he was always interested in model trains and had the opportunity to make them more than just a hobby.“The company I used to work for closed, I lost my job and I got in touch with two friends and we decided to start our own business,” says Jenkins. Read more: Pointe-Claire, Que. the treehouse sparks controversy as the city claims the structure is on public land None of them predicted the popularity of the store. Story continues below ad “When we first opened, we weren...

Police are investigating a Saturday morning incident in a far south neighborhood.EPS responded to reports of an injured man in the area of ​​61st Avenue and 106th Street, after 6 amNearby residents were asked to remain in their homes while officers treated the victim.He was treated by EMS and transported to the hospital.The EPS tactical section attended a home in the area in connection with the investigation, according to a press release. Read more: Two more people charged with homicide in downtown Edmonton in 2020 No one was arrested. It is not known how the man was injured or the extent of his injuries. trending stories Canadians will now have to pay more for Netflix's standard and premiu...

Around 27,000 CoV opponents of measures gathered in the city center on Saturday to protest against the planned compulsory vaccination and other measures. A group that appeared in false police uniforms caused confusion.More see wien.ORF.atSea of ​​lights for CoV victims in KlagenfurtIn Klagenfurt, too, the coronavirus pandemic brought almost 2,400 people onto the streets yesterday. Some protested loudly against the obligation to vaccinate and the CoV measures, while others commemorated the more than 1,100 infected people who died in the early evening with a quiet sea of ​​lights at the Carinthian state government.More see kaernten.ORF.at Reference-orf.at

The virtual reality Little by little it has been gaining ground. It was in 1992 when the American science fiction writer, Neal Stephenson, coined the concept “metaverso”, in his novel “Snow Crash”, in which he speaks of a compatible and convergent virtual space to the physical reality.At the end of last 2021, the word metaverse began to sound intensely in each and every one of the corners of Facebook e Instagram and, as a trend, more than once it has been present in Twitter. This virtual reality already has various industries inside: the mundo fashion is never far behind and this 2022 will present for the first time digital gateways in this 3D universe.The fashion Week in the metaverse will take place from March 24 to 27 at Decentraland, a virtual ...

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local news "You will never find a reason to explain their actions because it doesn't exist." Author of the article: paul cherry • Montreal Gazette Publication date: January 15, 2022 • 11 minutes ago • 2 minutes of reading • join the conversation Amélie Lemieux with her two daughters, Norah Carpentier, 11, and Romy Carpentier, 6, who were killed by their father near Quebec City in 2020. Lemieux posted a message of support on Facebook for another mother who lost her her two sons hand in hand. of his father in Jonquière on Monday, January 10, 2022. jpg article content The mother of two girls who were killed by their father near Quebec City in 2020 posted a message of support for another mother who lost her two sons, al...

Saskatoon Non-Profit Organization, the princess shop, is hosting its seventh annual cupcake contest virtually.MNP's 'Dress It Up' cupcake contest involves six different bakers creating mini-cupcakes for attendees.The flavors and appearance of the candies are inspired by a dress given to them on the store shelf. Read more: Brampton cupcake shop bakes to defend people with Down syndrome The program will feature the bakers, why they designed their cupcake the way they did, and will include past graduates of The Princess Shop programs.“We have all been on Zoom for so long, so many times. It's hard to make an event fun and interactive. [but] I think, I mean, I'm personally biased, but I think we've struck a great balance of that," said Kelse...

RCMP in the Greater Victoria areas is searching for a man accused of stealing tools and equipment from an industrial complex.The suspect was able to enter through the gate at the Island Crushing Ltd. yard in Langford on Jan. 6 using a bobcat at the scene, West Shore RCMP said.He then loaded equipment, including a welding machine, into his truck and fled. trending stories However, police said the suspect and his vehicle, a Ford F-350 with a front-mounted plow, were later caught on camera at a nearby McDonald's Drive-Thru.Anyone who recognizes the suspect is asked to contact the West Shore RCMP at 250-474-2264. Story continues below ad 2:17Traffic tips: avoid being a victim of...

Steve McNeil arrived in Kingston, Ontario. this weekend for a stage of his skate through the province to raise money for the Alzheimer's Society.No stranger to cold weather, the 60-year-old postal worker from Toronto, Ontario. laced up his skates at 12:01am in weather that felt like -30C with wind chill. Read more: Extreme cold warning issued for the Kingston region Despite the conditions, McNeil plans to skate at Springer Market Square until 7:26 pm, 19 hours and 26 minutes on the ice.“I started doing this in my hometown of Toronto in 2012 as a dedication to my mother, Eunice McNeil, who was born on December 15, 1926,” says McNeil. "And at that time she was battling Alzheimer's for the better part of 20 years, 11 years in a facility....

eHealth Saskatchewan is warning the public about a text message scam regarding COVID-19 vaccines.The message looks like an online vaccination scheduling website contacting about a third dose of COVID-19 vaccine.The scam message contains a malicious link, which may prompt you to download software that contains malware, eHealth said in a statement.“Malware can infect your device and put you at risk of identity fraud by exposing your personal information, bank details, and account credentials online,” eHealth said. trending stories eHealth urges residents not to touch the link. Story continues below ad The Canadian Anti-Fraud Center (CAFC) identified a similar text message scam in September 2021.CAFC said people should beware of unsolicited text message...

A Lethbridge woman has been charged after a large amount of cash was recently stolen from a vehicle.Police said $12,000 was stolen Jan. 11 from a parked vehicle along the 400 block of 7th Street South.Investigators released surveillance footage and on Friday, Park Place Mall security responded to a report of suspicious activity and recognized the suspect. trending stories The woman was taken into custody without incident and a portion of the stolen money was recovered.Police charged Trisha Across The Mountain, 41, with theft of more than $5,000 and possession of stolen property less than $5,000.She remains in custody until Saturday, pending a provisional release court hearing. Story continues below ad © 2022 Global News, a d...