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i think it will be AOTC hands down...i'm just speculating...
i think it will be AOTC hands down...i'm just speculating...
Phantom Menace was such a hooplah event that was being covered and over-covered by the media that everybody and their grandmother felt compelled to go out to the local cinema plex and see what all the hub bub was about. There hadn't been a Star Wars movie in 16 years (not counting SEs) and it was billed as a "must see extravaganza". Add to that all the die hard fans heading out to see it two, three, eighteen times boosted Episode 1's domestic gross to $430 million (Fact checkers correct me if I'm wrong.)
Fast forward 3 years. The hooplah isn't as hyper and the bad taste Episode 1 left in everybodies mouth hasn't quite washed away, so there is a little more tripidation and not as much media spectacle involved. Even Lucasfilm has laid low in the Frito/pepsi/Tricon cross promotions and the ad campaign will be scaled back also. So unless AOTC can develop and Titanic-like repeat viewing sensation from it's romance angle (and early spy reports indicate the odds of this are 3,720 to 1) I suspect this one may clear $2-300 million if it's lucky. Still enough, I suspect, to walk away with highest grossing film of 2002, but nowhere near TPM levels.
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TPM jumped to the number three spot of highest grossing movies of all time. Titanic is #1 with around $700 million, ANH has around $460 million and TPM grossed around $430 million.
No small feat considering TPM was in theatres for all of 4 months, Titanic's grosses account for nearly 1.5 years of ticket sales and ANH didn't reach $400 million until after 3 re-releases and the Special Edition.
However, EP is right, the hype generated by the media and promoters did significantly add to TPM's must-see status.
I predict about $300 million for Ep2, and around $200-250 million for Ep3. I think the not so happy endings of Ep2 and 3 will significantly curb the ticket sales. In fact, GL himself expects Ep3 to make the least amount of money of all Star Wars films.
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I'm not sure about this one. TPM turned off the interest of Star Wars for a lot of people. Also TPM was the first SW film in a long time so that would probably factor in.
I hope AotC's will be a better film than TPM but I'm not sure if it will be in the top three at the box office.
The Force is strong with this one.
Of course, that's my opinion I could be wrong.
Let's wait and see as it gets closer to being released for hype. They may wait before they go nuts on the hype.
I think it will not do as good as TPM but will be one of the best of that year.Every Star Wars fan will want to see it.
"I have a bad feeling about this".
"Just when I remembered what it was,I forgot where I put it."
Part of what made Star Wars such a ticket-taker at it's original release was that, at that time, you couldn't wait 3 months and then buy it to watch at home whenever you want, if you wanted to see it, you had to go and experience it in a theater (technically, there were some home systems, but they weren't big). By the time ESB came out, video rental had just started and cable was picking up users, so the home market was growing. I think that the threat of a movie NOT coming out on video right away would probably help it at the box office, but we ALL know that Lucas will release Ep 2 on tape a few months after release, so that'll hurt Ep 2 (as it probably did with Ep 1, can you imagine if Lucas had said "I won't be releasing this movie on the home market till Ep 3 comes out!"?).
That said, I think in tickets, Ep 2 probably won't beat Ep 1, but in dollars, it may actually pull it off thanks to higher ticket prices.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Still one thing will remain the same, Star Wars is best experienced at the theater.
The Force is strong with this one.
Of course, that's my opinion I could be wrong.
ABSOLUTELY! This is why I really want LFL to release a few prints of the trilogy to circle the globe, have special ANH, ESB, and ROTJ weekends in each town! So one town will have ANH one weekend and then that print will move on to the next town, and the next weekend, ESB will show up in the first town while ANH plays in the next town, and so on and so forth.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.


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LiverKick.com Lightweight Rankings - November 2012
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|Masaaki Noiri
|Karim Bennoui
|Masahiro Yamamoto
|Yetkin Ozkul
|Thomas Adamandopoulos
|Javier Hernandez
|Pedro Felipe
|Hirotaka Urabe
|Kosuke Komiyama
Welcome back to the LiverKick.com rankings. These rankings are an attempt to break down the top 10 fighters in four different weight classes - Heavyweight, for fighters above the 85kg limit, Middleweight, for fighters at the 70-72.5kg limit, and Lightweight, for fighters at the 60-63.5kg limit. Our rankings are based on in-ring accomplishments and recent wins and losses. We hope they reflect where these fighters currently stand, although we recognize that all rankings are inherently subjective. Rankings are compiled by Rian Scalia and Dave Walsh.
November 2012
We rank lightweight as 60-63.5kg. We understand that some of these fighters fight at different ends of this weight range than others (some fight at 60kg, some at 63kg) and while that is a big difference in terms of weight, it's simply the most practical way to rank this weight class. What makes his weight class so difficult to rank is that almost all of the fighters have wins and losses over each other, making it a very competitive weight class.
Note that these are kickboxing rankings and do not incorporate Muay Thai in any way. All criteria used to rank these fighters is from kickboxing matches only.
Since we first compiled these rankings in September, there's been quite a bit of movement. First and foremost, Masaaki Noiri remains in the #1 spot, reinforcing that by having defeated Yetkin Ozkul, ranked #5 at the time at Krush.24 on November 10.
Karim Bennoui jumps up to the #2 spot, with a win on November 24 over Thomas Adamandopoulos, ranked #6 at the time of the win. Bennoui hopped over Masahiro Yamamoto, who dropped down to the #3 spot simply based on the convenience that Bennoui fought and beat a highly ranked opponent, and beat his second highly ranked opponent (Adamandopoulos twice) in a year's time, while Yamamoto's spot was based on his win over Javier Hernandez. Yamamoto has since not fought since that win, so Bennoui leap frogged him in the rankings.
Yuki skyrocketed up to the #4 spot with a big win over previously ranked #3 Javier Hernandez in October. Like Yamamoto, Yuki scored a very highly ranked win and thus his position in the Top 10 reflects that. Right under Yuki at #5 is Yetkin Ozkul, whose spot hasn't changed since September. Ozkul lost to #1 ranked Masaaki Noiri so he neither advances nor drops. Another fighter who remains in the same spot as September is Thomas Adamandopoulos, who lost to previously ranked #4 Karim Bennoui, and therefore does not drop due to losing to a higher ranked opponent whilst others have not gotten the necessary wins to advance past Ozkul and Adamandopoulos.
Javier Hernandez helped save his spot in the Top 10 with a win over Michael Peynaud on November 17, though he drops to #7. The win came after two losses to Masahiro Yamamoto and Yuki respectively, and a loss to Peynaud surely would've made him drop. At #8 is Pedro Felipe, also of Spain. He defeated previously #8 ranked Ruben Almeida to get his spot.
Hirotaka Urabe remains at #9 and the same goes for Kosuke Komiyama at #10. No one else had any ranked wins to surpass them.

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Hrm. I appear to have gotten caught up in the middle of the RMS/glibc article here on Advogato. Three comments on one story is the most I've ever made at any discussion site.
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Congrats To Sylvia, Gracie And Danny On Your Open 2nd!!! Great Job.
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I know I am late but I wanted to thank our judges for their quality tests, the contestants who competed and those who helped out. Congratulations to those that placed and those that tried. We are lucky to have club members that enjoy putting on this trial and are willing to work so hard. We hope to see everyone soon.
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When the original Starboard Carve was replaced with the Futura, it's fair to say that we weren't the biggest of fans. The Futura was certainly fast, but in our opinion it seemed to have lost the essence of what 'freeriding' was about. With its thin and wide profile it made the rider feel more like a passenger than a pilot, and it certainly didn't feel manoeuvrable underfoot. Admittedly that was just our opinion and some people loved the Futura for exactly those characteristics, but it was definitely with some anticipation that we looked forward to the arrival of the new Carve.
Weighing in a 7.33kg the Carve is the third lightest board in the test. In a trend unusual for Starboard, but seen more recently on the fantastic Kode range, the Carve is actually the longest board of the group and one of the narrowest. It also has the third narrowest tail width. The Carve is supplied with a 40cm fin as standard and sports a small set of cutaways in the tail.
On the water the Carve is instantly likeable. It's fast (second fastest in the group), comfortable, exciting and manoeuvrable - everything you could ask of a great freeride board.
In a straight line you can either cruise in comfort or blast full speed on it. At full speed the nose stays down, and only in the very biggest of gusts do you start to get any sort of control issues. Starboards often feel stiff, light and a little hard underfoot, but this Carve actually has a very comfortable ride and dampens the chop nicely.
We did find the fin a bit prone to spin-out, particularly at the bottom end with bigger sails. Once spin-out occurs it's unfortunately one of those fins that's quite difficult to bring back. It's not terrible, but it's definitely the weakest point of this board.
Foot comfort is very good and the strap position feels perfectly balanced. The inboard option is actually perfect for all-round blasting and manoeuvres - only use the outboard positions if you are a serious speed freak or have small feet.
The recommended mast-track position is bang-on for most purposes, but we did edge it forward about 5mm for control at the top end with 6.2m sails. The board could cope with sail down to 5.8m (as long as the water's not too rough) and coped fine with our 7.2m quiver sails. We probably wouldn't want to go much bigger than 7.7m though as the narrower tail starts to pay a price. This is also the case when it comes to getting planing. The Carve excels thanks to its light weight and great acceleration, but it does feel a bit smaller underfoot and requires slightly more technique than the earliest planing board(Rocket) for ease of planing.
In the gybes it's similar to the Fanatic and suits a more skilled gyber who can set the board's rail and drive it through the turn. In the hands of someone who knows how to gybe it can be carved as hard as any board here, and is a lot of fun. For less skilled gybers the narrower tail and responsiveness do make it alittle unsettled if you're hesitant.
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LiverKick.com Heavyweight Rankings: January 2013
- Written by Dave Walsh
Welcome back to the LiverKick.com rankings. These rankings are an attempt to break down the top 10 fighters in three different weight classes - Heavyweight, for fighters above the 85kg limit, Middleweight, for fighters at the 70-72.5kg limit, and Lightweight, for fighters under 63kg. Our rankings are based on in-ring accomplishments and recent wins and loses. We hope they reflect where these fighters currently stand, although we recognize that all rankings are inherently subjective.
|Semmy Schilt
|Daniel Ghita
|Gokhan Saki
|Rico Verhoeven
|Jamal Ben Saddik
|Tyrone Spong
|Hesdy Gerges
|Errol Zimmerman
|Pavel Zhuravlev
|Freddy Kemayo
Heavyweight - January 2013
There is a phrase when it comes to Heavyweight Kickboxing and that phrase is "Heavyweights gonna Heavyweight," and that is exactly what we have seen over the past few weeks. There has been a lot of movement in the Heavyweight rankings due in part to the SuperKombat World Grand Prix Finals and then of course the Glory World Series Grand Slam tournament.
#1 Semmy Schilt once again cemented his spot at the very top of the sport by defeating four men in one night to take home yet another tournament crown. As always, our rankings tend to favor the tournament format for rankings as that is the standard for which Heavyweight kickboxing is weighed. That is the easiest way to explain that #2 Daniel Ghita holds steady at the number two spot. Ghita worked through three opponents in one night and lost to Semmy Schilt in the finals in a disputed decision. Surely there are lots of fans of #3 Gokhan Saki upset that Saki is not in the second spot, but the reality is that he did not make it to the finals, but was very close indeed. Saki put up a very good fight against Semmy Schilt and is slated to fight Daniel Ghita in April.
#4 Rico Verhoeven earned his spot over the past year, where his inclusion on the rankings was always based on a win over Hesdy Gerges, who was ranked due to a DQ win over Badr Hari. Verhoeven has without a doubt proven his mettle and was only ousted by Schilt. #5 Jamal Ben Saddik is the guy who really threw a wrench in everyone's plans by making it to the semi-finals. There will be some dispute that he belongs above Rico, but the loss to Jafhar Wilnis does weight heavily on him right now. He still has shot onto the rankings in a heartbeat and should be here to stay.
#6 Tyrone Spong actually opted not to participate in the tournament for whatever reason, so he does not move, but he faces a still unranked Remy Bonjasky soon, which could change things. #7 Hesdy Gerges is in the same boat, except he is fighting for K-1 and no one is clear when his next high level fight will be. The big upset was for #8 Errol Zimmerman who went from being in the top 5 to slipping to the eighth spot after his loss to Jamal Ben Saddik. The next two are courtesy of the SuperKombat WGP where #9 Pavel Zhuravlev made sure that Benjamin Adegbuyi was knocked out of the rankings and secured himself a spot in the top. Then came #10 Freddy Kemayo who won a reserve fight over the formerly ranked Sergei Laschenko who continues his downward spiral.


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Okay, I need some help on this one.
Back in 2004 or so, Gentle Giant announced a series called the "Armory Vault". The concept was to do a line of 1/6th scale, highly detailed, helmets. They had a mock-up poster of:
Darth Vader
Boba Fett
Skiff Guard
Scout Trooper
Luke X-Wing Helmet
AT-AT Commander
Death Star Gunner
Clone Trooper
Death Star Trooper
Jango Fett
AT-AT Trooper
Wedge X-Wing Helmet
Royal Guard
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Then, NOTHING.
Gentle Giant did make "Scaled Replicas" of a few helmets. These appear to be .45 scale. I have seen images of:
Boba Fett
Jango Fett
Darth Vader (Chrome)
The image I found on another site showed the COA for the Jango Fett helmet as XXXX of 1,000, but that was not filled out and could have been a mock-up.
A local comic shop has a Boba Fett helmet and Luke X-Wing.
I have searched ebay, amazon, GG.com, and a ton of other places (adverts for SSG like Brians, EE, BBTS, AFX, etc) with little to no luck on the line. So my questions are...
Which helmets did Gentle Giant make?
What was the edition size?
When were they released?
What was the MSRP?
Were there exclusives (there always are with GG)?
BTW, I am heading over to pick up the Boba Fett today, I REALLY want the Luke X-Wing, but they posted it as "no box" so I haven't made up my mind yet. :-p


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Thursday, March 8, 2012
Lemongrass Chicken Chapati Wraps
I have been thinking to make a lot of wraps lately. Instead of making tortilla this time, i use chapati as a wrap. Roti chapati is normally eaten with curry meat or vegetables but as long as it can be rolled, i thought why not make some wraps with it. I used Elin's homemade chapati recipe but instead of atta flour , which is the ideal flour for making chapatis, i used wholemeal flour and a little bit of plain flour as i did not have atta flour on hand and i also pan fried some lemongrass chicken and made a simple pineapple guacamole as fillings for the wrap. I really enjoyed eating these chapati wraps. Though these chapatis are not as soft as i get from outside, i'm still happy with these. Well elin, we are not professional chapati makers and we are also unsure how soft is soft the dough should be. Agree with what elin says, ' practice, practice' and experiment. Thanks ma'am!
Chapati recipe ( from Elinluv's Tidbits Corner, i made into 5 pieces)
1 cup atta flour ( i used 90gm wholemeal and 30gm plain flour)
2 tbsps of yogurt
2 tbsps of vegetable oil
1/4 cup of warm milk
a pinch of salt
1.Mix the flour and the salt together and warm the milk. Slowly pour in the milk, add the yogurt and oil to the flour mixture and mix well using hands to form a soft dough. Knead the dough for 5 mins till smooth and rest for 30 mins.
2. Divide the dough into 5 pieces, shape each piece into a round ball, flatten it and roll it out to form a disk.
3.Warm the non stick pan or a flat pan and cook the chapati till it blisters and puffs up. approximately 1 mins on each side. Remove from pan.
I made the fillings 2 hrs prior making the chapati
250gms chicken fillet/ breasts
60gm lemongrass ( 3 stalks of lemongrass, all white parts plus little green parts)
1 small piece turmeric , slightly better than a thumbsize
30gm small onions
Blend the lemongrass, turmeric and onions plus a little water in a blender and marinate the chicken meat with these lemongrass paste for an hour. Pan fry the chicken meat till cooked.
Simple Guacamole
1 medium size avocado, mashed
100gms cubed pineapple, roughly chopped
2 small onions, chopped
a little lemon juice
mix all the above ingredients together.
some salad leaves/lettuce
Assemble and wrap: Spread some guacamole on the chapati, put in the cooked lemongrass chicken, add some salad leaves and slowly roll up the chapati. Tuck the fillings in as it's being rolled. . Cut into pieces.
I'm sharing this with the Muhibbah Malaysian Monday Event
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Lena , practice makes perfect chapatis ! hahaha And your 1st attempt sure looks really good ! ;D Together with that delicious filling I'm sure it taste fabulous as it looks !ReplyDelete
Though can't be compared to those sold on the mkt, it's filled with love and the spirit of experimenting. Am sure those who eat your wraps will feel the effort u put in =)ReplyDelete
Looks yummy, by the way, have to tell you i enjoy reading your blog, always wanted to try out the recipes that you post.ReplyDelete
Lena , the wrap is soft enough to roll up the filling. really good for your first attempt!ReplyDelete
A very nice attempt to make your own chapati. I know chapati is a very healthy food and it's used to make a wrap. What a creative idea :DReplyDelete
Adoi, tengok ayam serai tu, macam makan chapati dengan satay je, celup kuah kacang skit. Sedapnye!ReplyDelete
I think if you grind ur wholemeal flour with the mill, can be more like atta flour.
I can wallop 5 pieces of these at one shot. Look so good.ReplyDelete
Lena, these wraps look great...lemongrass...I still yet have to cook with it. Like the chicken filling...very inspiring...all homemade :)ReplyDelete
Hope you are having a great week!
I will opt for chapati anytime over rota prata! and yours is definitely yummy.ReplyDelete
Love this healthier option! I would love to make my own chapati too.ReplyDelete
Hey! Got any more? You must have finished all the five by now! Looks delicious, Lena! I have been thinking of wraps lately too...hmmm... have I told you... "great minds....!!! " hahahaha!ReplyDelete
Hey...yours looks softer than mine since you can wrap it up. But adding hot milk to it instead of using warm water will give a softer chapati :) I tried and got a better result than the first one considering this is healthy chapati without ghee. I will try till I get it right :))) And I noticed that after keeping the dough overnight in air tight container in fridge , the chapati is softer...surprisingly.ReplyDelete
Btw thanks for the mentioned :)
oh boy, this is good. ok i should really give this chapati and guacamole a try soon!ReplyDelete
Atta flour is not popular in my place, so perhaps the most convenient way is to have this is to dine out in an Indian restaurant, or ...ReplyDelete
steal a piece from here : ).
it is always enjoyable to see the ways you do the wraps, different types of skins, various kinds of fillings...can't tell why just love it...haha...ReplyDelete
lemon grass the best spice for me i really like the aroma. anyways great post looks so good :pReplyDelete
thumbs up for ya.
lena, akak ingat dah salah masuk blog India tadi..ReplyDelete
you ni betul selera 1 malaysia eh,
pandai serba serbi, salute!
Hi my dear Lena:)your capati nampak sungguh sedap:)..bila kita buat sendiri ,kita pasti rasa lebih seronok dan tetap berpuas hati walaupun tak sehebat yang beli di kedai kan....ReplyDelete
it certainly looks simple! I am going to bookmarked this and try it!ReplyDelete
Also, like your twist with glaucomole- with the pineapple!
Yummy, looks great!ReplyDelete
It looks amazing!xxxReplyDelete
This is totally amazing...for someone like me who don't like chapatis will finish this in no time!!! ;)ReplyDelete
- Eileen@Hundred Eighty DegreesMarch 8, 2012 at 10:28 PM
Hi Lena, can tell that you are a great 'wrap' lover. This looks yummy! Happy International Woman's Day!ReplyDelete
Hi Lean, your chapati look as good as store brought. I don't fancy chapati but prefer their cousins like naan, tosai & pratha.ReplyDelete
Happy woman's day.
I love your chapati! Looks so perfect and delicious with chicken filling in it...yummy!ReplyDelete
Yum, I want this for lunch today! Sounds and looks amazing!ReplyDelete
I actually cooked lemongrass chicken just this week and loved the taste. I like your twist on the wraps by using chapati as the wrap and guacamole as part of the filling with lemongrass chicken. Can I say it is Indian+Thai+Mexican cuisine? ;pReplyDelete
Hi Lena, I have eaten chapati before, but never this lemon grass one. Looks real good too.ReplyDelete
Looks very filling too....you sure one very creative lady.....
I think I should be able to polish off 5 pieces, ha ha.
Have a nice weekend.
you always amaze me with your work, very impressiveReplyDelete
YUM! Looks so delicious & I love the chicken filling with guacamole too! What a great idea! I've never make chapathi before but I'll certainly try this recipe. Thanks for sharing . have a lovely weekend! :)ReplyDelete
this is really healthy yet filling :) i just had some from Tarbush yesterdaeReplyDelete
Latest: Mamak or Indian?
anne: thanks!yes, practise especially shaping the chapati round!ReplyDelete
lala: my chapatis were overflowed with love!! haha!
sem: hi sem, thanks so much for your encouraging words!
tze: quite happy with these actually.
yvonne: these recipe is quite good that no ghee or butter added in..elin called this healthy chapatis!
wendy: tak ada kuah kacang tapi ada kuah avocado, boleh lah itu! you think sieve the wholemeal flour bolehkah?
sheoh yan: wah, you big eater! haha!
juliana: thanks! over here, lemongrass chicken is quite common among chinese and malays. Hope you have a good weekend too!
edith: i hvnt eaten a paratha before..one day i wld like to make that too...
zoe: i'm sure you can make these, they are quick and actually quite fun to make ..like tortillas.
joyce: we are connected!!
elin: keeping the dough overnite?i want to try that too, pls keep experimenting then i copy you..haha!
Barb: you sure can do one..not very fattening..dont worry:D
maureen: you are allowed to steal a piece from here, no problem!! LOL!
sherleen: thanks, i'm kind of into wraps lately..making them for brunch.ReplyDelete
Jam: thanks so much for your nice words!
queenie: haha! apalah u?! kelakar betul kak ni!lena pun nak belajar masakan melayu dan india lebih..kena belajar dari kak!
cm: betul cakap kak cm..kita semua enjoy process juga kan? kurang sedap pun tak apa.
daphne: chapatis are quick to make, hope you will like these too!so happen i had some leftover pineapple, that's why i just throw them in to make a guacamole.
adeline: thanks so much!
lenia: thank you , dear!
Love2cook: hi, thanks so much! that's very nice, will be dropping by your blog soon!
eileen: yeah, been eating quite a bot of wraps lately..some are very simple, never posted it. I just realised today is international woman's day!
amelia: thanks! i like naan too but tosai not very much but would like to try paratha someday. Happy womans day to you too!
cafesucrefarine:thanks so much! you're making me smile :)
tigerfish: ha! i never thought of that!! now that you mentioned it, it really looks like one..LOL!
lee: looking at your size, i see you got no problem eating 5 pieces at one go!! i made 10 pieces for you next time, ok?
jade: thanks very much for your nice words!
kit: hi, thanks so much. Hope you will like this too!
fishee: tarbush, oh i dont know what is that, also an indian flatbread?
Chapati Wrap, wow, this is a new idea to me. I've marked down naan bread recipe few days ago but I still haven't taken any action yet!ReplyDelete
Ive been in love with lemongrass lately! yum!ReplyDelete
I haven't had chapati in the longest time and this looks like a nice way to bring some moist chicken into the mix. Lemongrass some more. Sure wangi dan best! :DReplyDelete
your capati is a success, Lena. Just like the ones in the indian stall. very nice..well done!ReplyDelete
Wow, Lena, that's a creation. Capati wrap. Thumbs up!ReplyDelete
A M A Z I N G !!!! These look really yummy!ReplyDelete
Fantastic flavor with lemongrass and tumeric. I can certainly go for some of these. And your photos are wonderful.ReplyDelete
Lena these lool really. delicious"!ReplyDelete
wow! that does looks good! I find it easier to just go out and get some chapattis or tortillas from the shop instead of making them lol! the chicken and guacamole sounds lovely!ReplyDelete
These look simply wonderful - great photos - wonderful recipe!ReplyDelete
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Oh yum, such a healthy and wonderful meal! I used to eat chicken cheese tortillas when I was still in states. Now, just plain lazy to make my own, lol! Wonderful wraps Lena. (^o^)ReplyDelete
jessie: that's normal.haha.i also bookmarked some of recipes long long time ago but havent made it yet. I would love to see your naan!ReplyDelete
pineappleman: yes, lemongrass has a very distinctive and aromatic flavour that i love too!
kenny: There are so much new food to try in kl, i'm not surprised that you hvnt eaten chapati for a long time. Do you like indian food btw?
jen: thanks, i think the ones that i got from stalls are softer compared to mine but i still enjoyed eating these. If i have the chance, i would like to ask them what they put to make their chapatis so soft..
Cheah: thanks cheah, i was just thinking since it can be rolled, i made them into wraps for breakfast.
elpinki: thank you!
lazaro: thanks! iT's quite common to cook chicken with lemongrass and turmeric, it's very aromatic if you love them.
gloria: thanks so much, you are always so nice!
jeannie: you're right but you knowlah, we always like to try out new things at home, thanks a lot for your nice comments!
mary: thank you! That's very encouraging!
bee2: thanks! now that you mentioned about chicken cheese tortilla, i also feel like eating one!!
What a great recipe! I would love this all the flavors together it would be good.ReplyDelete
You can even make your own capati? "Ngoh fuk jor lay!" Looks very delicious. Love that you use lemon grass, sure very fragrant and enticing!ReplyDelete
lyndsey: thanks, the lemongrass chicken is good.ReplyDelete
quay po: haha! not too difficult mah..you also can!


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I first became aware of this trouble because I was throwing exceptions in my code if something went wrong like this ::
[source lang="cpp"]#include <stdexcept>int wmain( int argc, wchar_t *argv[ ] ) { throw new runtime_error( "You threw an exception on purpose." ); return 0x00;}[/source]
As a C# programmer, I'm wanting that handy little exception box to pop up in VS and say "You threw and exception on purpose.". But instead, I just get a bunch of memory addresses and a pretty picture of the call stack. I thought at first this might be because I'm using the "new" operator, which returns a pointer; and perhaps C++ was interpreting that as "throw unsigned long long" (or whatever, depending on native platform). So I changed it to just "throw runtime_error", hoping it would create a local runtime_error on the stack I could see... but I still get the same thing, and cannot obtain any meaningful information (like my exception message which tells you what the freakin problem is lol). I've dug through all the locals and memory in the debugger looking for this handy little tidbit of information but cannot find it lol. So how do I get any meaningful information from my exceptions?!
3) Checking for C++11 support ::
Short question here... It seems to me that I should easily be able to check for C++11 support by doing something like this:
#if defined(__cplusplus) && (__cplusplus >= 199711)
Seems to work... Does this seem correct/acceptable or is there a better way of doing it?
4) "POD" initialization of structures ::
Afaik, you can only use POD initialization if you structure defines nothing other than data... no constructors, no methods, no operators, etc... But is there some way to work around this? Suppose I wanted to make my own Vector3 structure that offered c'tors, methods and operators, but I also wanted to be able to initialize it like so: Vector3 pos = { x, y, z }; Is there not some fancy constructor/operator trick I can use? lol
Anyhow, enough questions for now... I'll wait for these to be answered before asking any more.
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Got my first two assasins today. Nice looking with a good size. I know they need snails to eat to breed, so I begged 10-15 "trash" snails off here. All went into the cycled 5 gallon with the guppies. She will order 4 more for me. I should have the 20tall set up by then. The filter media for the 20 is in the 5g, so I should be able to do a fairly fast cycle.
I will be so glad when I get the 20 up and running. Thought I had it sealed, but found a leak. bummer. Anyway, I will find it and fix it.
Also bought a baby Crown Tail betta. So small, it's kind of hard to tell the body color, but the fins are dark red. Will post about him in the Betta section.
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Two weeks after changing his job description, Tim Brewster is changing jobs.
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ABOUT 4,000 liters of petroleum products continue to leak into the basement of the West Tower Condominium in Makati daily, residents complained Monday as they vowed to file civil and criminal charges against Pilipinas Shell and Chevron Philippines and the owner of the leaking pipeline they use.
"It has been six months since their products spilled into the basement, putting this community in imminent danger of fire and explosion while exposing residents, especially children, to long-term health hazards," said Lorna Kapunan, a resident and legal counsel of the unit owners.
Kapunan accused the owner of the pipeline, First Philippine Industrial Corp., of issuing misleading reports to the press that it had begun remedial measures to clean up the leak that has accumulated under the condominium in Bangkal, Makati. "These are all media pronouncements but nothing happens in truth. These are all lip service and nothing gets done to solve the danger," Kapunan said.
She also criticized the oil companies for failing to take responsibility for the environmental mess. "Shell or Chevron have not made any serious effort to help contain the spill … and attend to the health concerns of the residents," Kapunan said in a statement.
Shell and Chevron use the First Philippine Industrial Corp. pipeline running to Manila from Batangas to transport their petroleum products to the Pandacan depot. "If Shell and Chevron were diligent enough in monitoring [First Philippine] in their oil deliveries, and demanded that the leaks be investigated and plugged immediately as early as July, this would not have gone to this extent," Bobby Dimayuga, head of West Tower Condominium Corp., said.
The West Tower Condominium has hauled off more than 380,000 liters of pure petroleum products from its basement as of Jan. 16. CH2M Hill Philippines Inc., the US environmental remediation company engaged by First Philippine Industrial Corp., estimates that more than 1.8 million liters of petroleum are still in the affected area. "How could Shell, Chevron and FPIC not have known they were losing this much fuel?" Dimayuga said.
He was skeptical of First Philippine and CH2MHill's estimate that it would be safe for the residents to move back into their condominium units by July, saying a number of the owners were inviting company officials and their families to stay there for free while the remediation was ongoing.
Last week, CH2MHill senior environmental geologist Edmund Piquero said a July target was possible, but the clean-up would have to pass government scrutiny. The Makati City government ordered 80 families living in the condominium evacuated in July after confirming a leak in First Philippine's petroleum pipeline.
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I have tried to search high & low on the internet of how to make cards/invitations with wigglers. Wigglers - spring loaded cutouts, shapes, pics that "wiggle" when moved. Does ANYONE know how to do this? I've got an adorable birthday invitation designed but want to add an eye catcher & thought this would be perfect.
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Posted 20 April 2010 - 12:28 AM
My son is the prince of wiggler cards. The way he does them works pretty well. He just makes a little accordion of folded cardstock attaches one end to the thing he's having pop out, and the other to the inside of the card. He did one several years ago (he was about 9) for a Christmas card he gave my off-road racing brother-- it had a little truck that popped out of a desert scene in the card. My brother loved it. Hope that helps!
My Gallery I scrap with Photoshop CS6.
Posted 20 April 2010 - 12:49 AM
You may want to try a google search for "Dimensional Cards"
Lots came up or 3D Greeting Card
Lots came up or 3D Greeting Card
Posted 20 April 2010 - 01:18 AM
Well,I was going to say that I couldn't help with this one but it appears that April (well, her son) has found the answer for you - hope this helps you and that you can make the cards you want to make. Good luck and have fun - hope you will post them on here for us to see.
Posted 23 April 2010 - 03:23 AM
You may want to try a google search for "Dimensional Cards"
Lots came up or 3D Greeting Card
Another search that you might put in is Pop Up Cards!
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You can also take a small wire and wrap it around a pencil like a spring, then poke a tiny hole in the card or cardstock and tape it on the back then put your item you want to wiggle on the other end and secure it with a little piece of good strong tape. Cause it will get wiggled alot. Hope this makes since and helps out.
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Good ideas I think my little guy would like to make something like this might have to give it a whirl!
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STARKVILLE — Derek DePasquale hit two field goals to lead the Maroon squad to a 24-21 victory over the White squad in Mississippi State's annual spring football game Saturday night.
With a school-record 31,600 in attendance, DePasquale's final field goal, a 24-yarder, sailed good with just seconds left in regulation.
"I'm a guy that's not usually satisfied," first-year head coach Dan Mullen said. "You always want more. But I think we were able to establish some foundations for our offense and for our defense, but more importantly some foundation of what we expect effort-wise from our guys out on the field."
Maroon quarterback Tyson Lee, who started for the Bulldogs last season, was 19-of-33 for 251 yards. Junior Leon Berry led the receiving core with eight catches for 125 yards.
"I came out and ran good routes and just tried to get my timing down," Berry said. "I just can't wait for the fall when we all get to come together as a family on one team."
For the White squad, Anthony Dixon led all rushers with 59 yards on 11 rushes and one touchdown, and freshman receiver O'Neal Wilder had four receptions for 122 yards.
After replacing Sylvester Croom in December, Mullen placed heavy public emphasis on the spring game as a chance for fans to get an early look at what they can expect on the field this fall.
"This was really our first chance to put a product out on the field for our fans," Mullen said. "You don't want to look sloppy. I thought we executed out there on a fairly consistent basis."
Mullen came to MSU from Florida, where he was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for both of the Gators' national championships under Urban Meyer.
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OXFORD – Jevan Snead threw for three touchdowns and directed six consecutive touchdown drives Saturday to lead the Blue team over the Red 55-28 in the Mississippi spring game, known as the Grove Bowl.
Snead finished 11-of-15 for 254 yards with touchdown strikes of 12, 20 and 70 yards. Shay Hodge, Dexter McClusker and Markeith Summers each had a touchdown catch for the Blue team, made up of mostly starting players.
The Blue team finished with 524 yards of total offense.
The scrimmage featured a variation of traditional rules. The Red team was awarded seven points each quarter. Several skill position players, including McClusker and Snead, wore "no contact" jerseys.
Devin Thomas led all rushers with 68 yards, including a 53-yard touchdown run in the second period for the Blue. Jacarious Lucas had second half touchdown catches of 19 and 50 yards from reserve quarterbacks Billy Tapp and Nathan Stanley, respectively.
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Kenny Jackett tonight reflected on a "gutsy win" for Wolves at Oldham as they balanced some solid defending with some impressive firepower to seal a 3-0 win at Boundary Park.
All the goals came in the second half, Kevin McDonald opening the scoring shortly after the break and then Michael Jacobs and James Henry sealing the victory on 88 and 93 minutes respectively.
In between times Wolves defended well as a unit, whilst also forcing plenty of saves from home keeper Mark Oxley.
"It was a very good win for us," said the Head Coach, who has seen his team score eight goals in the last three games and conceded only a penalty against Bristol City.
"It was a cracking game even for the neutral, almost an old-fashioned slug out with the ball in either team's box for the majority of the time with both sides full-out in attack.
"I'm delighted to say we defended our box fantastically and with the amount of free kicks coming in and Oldham being a big side it was an excellent clean sheet.
"Coming to Boundary Park it can to be tough to defend that but we did it very well.
"Their keeper made some outstanding saves – on top of us scoring three goals we also worked the keeper a lot tonight.
"That is something we have to hang onto and continue to do.
"We scored some quality goals and our shots total shows we worked the keeper.
"I like our attitude and our spirit tonight because we needed that coming here - it was a gutsy win.
"Looking around the top two have won tonight as well and this keeps us up there with the pace which is the most important thing at this stage of the season.
"You have to get results in different types of games to do well in this division.
"From Molineux and the big pitch to tonight when Oldham are competing very well and getting the ball into our box from every angle and every free kick."
With three days remaining until the transfer deadline, there was plenty of post-match talk about possible ins and outs at Wolves prior to 11pm on Friday.
Jackett revealed that there has been further dialogue Celtic over a possible switch for Leigh Griffiths, who was an unused substitute at Boundary Park.
"There has been more talk and dialogue today I believe," said Jackett.
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"Leigh's attitude has been good and he's with the other players but there has been further contact today and we will see where that goes.
"The Chairman and the Chief Executive have been handling that side of it and there will be a valuation for a player who is 23 years old, a very good goalscorer and an international as well.
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And in terms of potential incomings, Jackett says Wolves were continuing to monitor several situations which could yet develop before the end of the week.
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One of the exciting, if controversial, advances in HIV medicine is the use of antiretroviral medications to prevent infection -- pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). The previously published iPrEx, TDF2, and PARTNERS studies established the beachhead of tenofovir/emtricitabine (TDF/FTC, Truvada) and TDF-only PrEP in adherent patients, as well as TDF vaginal gel (in the CAPRISA 004 study), leading to U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval of tenofovir/emtricitabine for PrEP in 2012.
The VOICE study randomized over 5,000 HIV-uninfected women to receive oral TDF, oral TDF/FTC, oral placebo, vaginal TDF gel or vaginal gel placebo. The data safety monitoring board had previously halted the oral TDF and vaginal TDF gel arms due to an inability to demonstrate a reduction in the acquisition of HIV. The final results of the study were presented at CROI.
It appears that poor adherence was the explanation for the overall treatment failure; while more than 90% of participants reported adherence to the regimens, TDF was detected in only 25% to 30% of the samples, and 50% to 58% of the participants never had detectable TDF plasma levels.
These results are consistent with the previously reported FEM-PrEP study and highlight the requirements (and unmet needs) of adherence to PrEP regimens. Clearly, there are opportunities in PrEP for long-acting regimens or strategies that require minimum adherence.
PrEP, when adhered to, appears to be effective across multiple risk groups. The Partners PrEP study examined 4,758 heterosexual serodiscordant couples randomized to receive oral TDF, TDF/FTC or placebo. Analysis presented at CROI showed that among higher-risk heterosexuals (female, having a older male partner, having a partner with an HIV RNA >50,000, age <30, or having unprotected sex), including groups of only higher-risk women, PrEP was similarly effective.
The data strongly argue against the hypothesis that oral PrEP efficacy might be reduced in those at higher risk of acquiring HIV-1 because of greater viral exposure.
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Shares of Alcoa (AA) were down about 1% in afternoon trading, after making headway in regular and after hours trading Monday on a better-than-expected earnings report.
Analysts were divided on the stock, with calls ranging from bullish to bearish.
Stifel Nicolaus's Paul Massoud reiterated a Buy rating and $12 price target on the stock: "The main takeaway from last night's conference call is that Alcoa continues to reduce costs across its portfolio. YTD productivity gains have totaled $539 million in cost savings, vs. its original $750 million 2013 target. While Alcoa did not adjust its target upward, we believe further opportunities exist to meaningfully surpass that figure."
Nomura's Curt Woodworth reiterated a Neutral rating and $8 price target on the stock: "We believe future earnings growth at Alcoa is becoming increasingly dependent on a recovery in the primary segment as downstream segments are currently performing near record levels. While we believe AA is making the difficult choices to curtail high cost capacity and make investing in higher return on capital projects such as Ma'aden, the aluminum market remains structurally oversupplied in the medium term, in our view."
S&P Capital IQ's P. Kaukonen reiterated a Hold rating and $9 price target on the stock: "We increase our 2013 EPS estimate $0.13 to $0.28 and 2014′s by $0.10 to $0.45 based on a better outlook for downstream earnings primarily from the aerospace market…We view Alcoa's share price as being constrained by a weak primary aluminum market."
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Fly Tyer: Gardener (Charles)
Pattern: Munro Killer - Variant
The fly is not actually a true Munro Killer, but a variant of the original, which has a GP topping tail and a blue guinea-fowl front hackle, and omits the crystal hair. Additionally, I've tied these using arctic fox for wing and hackle, as per the article by Poul Jorgensen in the recent Fly Fishing and Fly Tying magazine - the original has a conventional squirrel tail wing. It's one of my favorite salmon patterns, particularly for the end of the season; I usually tie it on doubles or tubes (it looks good on the Loop brass bottle tubes). This is the first time Ive used a hair hackle on it, and Im quite pleased with the result, though it remains to be seen whether the fish agree with me!
The tying is as follows:
Hook: Any style and size; the swap flies are tied on #4 Partridge 'Wilson' singles.
Tag and rib: Oval gold tinsel.
Body: Black floss.
The winging and hackling are where the fly diverges from the traditional tying method:
Underwing: A few strands of gold crystal hair under yellow arctic fox tail.
Hackle: Orange arctic fox spun into a dubbing loop and wound on over the underwing.
Overwing: Black arctic fox tail. This is first tied in pointing forwards over the eye of the hook with several turns of thread. The ends are trimmed and the wing is then pulled back and a few further turns taken over the base of the hair before forming the head.
This technique results in a wing that stands up more than usual, which should help maintain some volume in fast water and give it some extra 'kick'.
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