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- JungMann Oct 25, 2007 12:12 PM
I grew up watching my father mix masalas for our dinner and still remember the charred smell of his roti puffing on the stove. Since leaving home, getting good South Asian food at a price not much higher than my father's (i.e. free) has been somewhat difficult unless I make it myself. There was a certain inviting mystique around places like Devi, but I couldn't afford them...
Until now. If I were responsible, I probably wouldn't be going; but who knows when Devi might close again? Since it is such a huge chunk of change for me, I need to know before I go: is it going to be worth the hundred dollars for me to keep my reservation at Devi? I've got a serious appetite so I've shied away from tasting menus in the past, but I've heard such good things about Devi's that I wanted to try it while the prices are low. Is the food going to be Desi-good or will it be bland and Americanized? After spending a day's wages will I come out feeling pampered or paupered?
While I have not yet had a chance to visit the re-opened Devi, there is no doubt in my mind that the cuisine will be as superb as it ever was. After all, the delicious recipes are still Suvir's while the very talented Hemant is still running the kitchen and manning the tandoor. Seems to me $40 for the tasting (reduced from $60) is an unreal bargain. Plus, until the middle of November, they are offering a 20% discount!! The way I see it, you'd be nuts to pass up this opportunity.
re: JungMann
I've had the tasting menu at Devi, and it was $60. Wine pairiings were an additional $40. You need to look again at Menupages because it clearly shows $60. In any event, that's the old menu. I've read that Suvir and Hemant have substantially reduced prices in order to make their cuisine more accessible to people like you who have are more limited financially.
re: RGR
How embarassing...and relieving! I can definitely afford $40 (though I thought I'd also get a deal on wine pairings!). But to be more specific, I have heard others complain that the food was bland and Americanized. I don't mind fusion, but as a Desi, would I do well to ask them to spice my food like a Desi? And others have complained about still being hungry after the tastingg. Should that be a concern? I'm still going to go, I just need to figure out if my friends will be cross with me after shelling out money for a meal that barely feeds them.
re: JungMann
I doubt they would alter spicing as in "masala" for you, but who knows... AS for the quantity of food, it depends on one's appetite.
re: Tay
RGR: Are you sure about the tasting menu? My understanding was that the 5-course tasting menu that used to be offered is not being offered right now. All that is available is a 3-course prix fixe for 45 (not 40).
AIso, I hadn't heard about the 20% discount. Did you find about this upon visiting the restaurant?
re: toum
I read about the 20% discount in the "NY Times" Wed. food section. On another food forum someone posted that the tasting menu would now be $40. But maybe that person was confusing it with the prix-fixe you mention. There was no such prix-fixe previously at dinner. Only a la carte and the two tasting menus. At lunch, the prix-fixe was $24.07.
re: RGR
Does anyone know of any current hour restrictions on the tasting menu? I went before they closed this summer, we had a 9pm reservation, and when we were seated we were told that we were too late for the tasting menu. We were bummed, but we tried to sample a good selection of the food and loved it all. If the tasting menu is currently 40 dollars, I'd love try again, but I don't want to show up at the wrong time!
re: Snaps
Devi's website is now up again. It's $45 for the 3-course prix-fixe and $65 for Chef's Tasting Menu. They are discounting 20% until the middle of November.
If you want to do the tasting and are concerned about timing your reservation, you're best off calling the restaurant and checking with them.
re: clembeauchamp
I went to Devi on a sunday night with four of my friends. The discount is still in place. I would say overall the food was ok and the service poor. I found the flavors very extreme and unbalanced. The food was fresh tasting though. The servers are terrible, particularly the runners. They forgot to fill the water glass for one of my friends, couldn't remember who ordered what dishes, placed forks on right/knives on left, and didn't understand english very well so instead of getting the waiter, simply said things like steak knives and sugar were not available. At the end, they brought two desserts and it took another 7 minutes to bring the other one. I may give them another chance as perhaps they haven't worked the kinks out yet.
re: wysiwyg
My experience at Devi matched yours: so-so food and really incompetent service. After each course I found the captain's face about 6 inches from mine asking "How are you enjoying the flavors?" What I wanted to say was "Spiced with all the delicacy of a crowbar," but instead opted for a wan "fine." I suspect this new Devi is not long for this world. Some have mentioned the difficulty of running a restaurant profitably without selling a lot of booze, but it's seemed typical of the overall amateurishness of the place that they seemed to have put no thought into the wine list at all.
re: jasmurph
I'm a huge fan of Devi. As I noted in my post below, we were just there again, and I thought the food was better than ever -- subtly spiced and totally delicious.
If there were kinks that needed to be worked out after the re-opening, it would appear they have been addressed because our service was excellent. Although Suvir was out of town, the foh staff was on their toes. Plus, Hemant was in and out of the kitchen, making sure that everything was running smoothly.
As for selling alcohol, I don't drink, but a few in our party had pre-dinner drinks, JungMann in his post indicated that there are interesting and delicious mixed drinks available, and my husband was told that the wine list is in the process of being re-built though he was quite pleased with the pairings he had with the tasting menu.
On the mid-week evening we were there, every table was filled, and I've heard from reliable sources that on weekends, the place has been jammed. While some may have been there because of the discount, I'd venture to say others, like our party, were there because we admire the cuisine.
Overall, I think slapping a "Deathwatch" on Devi as you have done is entirely without merit.
I hope you haven't gone yet. I went to Devi last week, and was very disappointed. I had the giant prawns and they were very salty. I've never had the fried okra before, but I don't think they were properly prepared. They looked like dried shavings that were cold and shriveled up. Many of the dishes or elements of dishes on the menu are redundant. (Appetizers that are similar to entrees, sauces and chutneys that are the same from dish to another, etc.) Also, the menus themselves were printed on office card stock and had typos. On the positive side, the noise level was low, and you could have a decent conversation. Also, the halibut was nicely cooked and flavored. All in all, a real disappointment.
I had the vegetarian tasting menu before they closed and reopened, and I was disappointed. It was decent but not great, and certainly not worth the price. Definitely on the bland and Americanized side.
I would definitely go with Dimple at 30th and 5th for Gujurati food, or Banjara on 6th st. for the standard North Indian fare, or, if you want South Indian and are willing to take a serious drop in decor, Tiffin Wallah near Lex and 28th. If you want something "high cuisine" and different, try the main Tabla restaurant (it's not authentic, but it is good).
I totally don't get the fuss about Devi. While I enjoyed the appetizers (which were more fusion-y than traditional Indian), I thought the entrees were boring and the sauces tasted like they came out of a jar. The room is indeed pretty, but just don't think their food is very special.
Now Spicy Mina in Queens...*that's* good food.
I took the plunge. When we were seated next to the second floor marble balustrade with a full view of the silken opulence of the dining room, we knew we were in for a special evening. We started the evening with cocktails. The lady swooned over her Mango Royale, a whimsical play on a Bellini. Her husband's soursop martini was tart and refreshing. My Mumbai margarita, made with mango, elderflower and chili, was the perfect starting note for Devi: colorful, spicy and full of flavor.
We had hoped to try the wine pairings, but only the special Diwali menu came with wine and given the lackluster options on offer, we went with the unpaired 5-course tasting instead.
The amuse bouche began the meal with a fumble. The seasonings in the chili-cheese bread were spot on with a surprising kick for such a tiny morsel. Sadly the center of the amuse was cold while the outside was dry and over-cooked. Not an auspicious start.
The first course was something of a recovery. The dahi batata puris were delightfully crispy, though we found the use of whole milk yogurt a little too rich for the filling. My companion's crispy sweet potatoes, while tart and well-seasoned were not very crispy at all, which was a great disappointment as there was little textural variety in the menu.
The seconds more than made up for our initial misgivings. My companions' Manchurian cauliflower was unbelievably delicious. The sweet-spicy-tart garlic tomato sauce enveloped generous portions of cauliflower. Expecting a ho-hum crunch from our cauliflower, we were taken aback by the rich creaminess of the interior. I couldn't fathom the luxurious custard that seemed to have replaced this particular crucifer. One could spend a lifetime trying to learn how to so perfectly cook vegetables. I opted for the grilled scallops, which came with a solitary piece of cauliflower. The scallop, smoky though it was, did not stand up to the orange marmalade and could not compete with the delicious cauliflower. Still I was not altogether displeased.
Our mains were generally strong. The lady, who had so far been enjoying her vegetarian tasting menu, was daunted by the size of ragda chaat portion. The dish, however, was a success from start to finish: perfectly portioned, intricately seasoned and delicately presented. Her husband's tandoori halibut left him also ecstatically praising the chef. Biting into the forgettable naan, I hoped my dish would bring the same epiphanic expression to my face. The masala fried chicken, which I ordered upon recommendation of the waiter, did not live up to expectation. The spicy, almost angry halal fried chicken I remember from too many Amer-Desi houseparties in the 90s was a completely different breed from this insipid and grease-soaked imitation which gave me heartburn for the rest of the night. The only thing on the plate worth mentioning was the spicy slaw, which brilliantly combined mint, peanuts and cabbage, though the strong flavors might put off some and the chef was a little heavy on the salt.
The fourth course was slow coming. My friend and I ordered the lamb chops. Both of ours were slightly overcooked, and my serving was all fat. While the spice rub was good, it was unremarkable until one tried the lamb with its accompanying apple compote. Individually, each was a solitary note, but together they made a symphony of flavor. The lady's eggplant was again perfectly portioned. The spices were fantastic with just enough heat, though I would say that the chef added a bit too much sugar to make up for dull November tomatoes.
Dessert was not my cup of tea. The emperor's morsel did not live up to all the praise I read on these boards. Saffron bread pudding is still bread pudding, which I find bitter and unpleasant.
Overall verdict? Portions were perfect and left you always wanting a little more while leaving you perfectly satisfied at the end of the night, though I wouldn't have minded binging on the Manchurian cauliflower. On the whole, spices were spot on, though the food could have used a little more attention. Proteins (other than fish) had been sitting too long and otherwise been overcooked. Fine if I'm paying the discounted price. Not fine for the whole shebang. Still this is easily the best Indian restaurant I've ever been to with cooking far better than the homemade meals of my youth. The personalized cocktail service was a great touch, indeed service in general was perfect. I might not be rushing back any time soon, but I am certainly glad to have tried it.
re: JungMann
Since I had urged you to try Devi, I was pleased to read your excellent, rich in detail report. Even more so because we just had the 5-course tasting menu. Obviously, you grew up eating Indian food, and you cook it yourself, so you came to Devi with a perspective that is not possible for someone like me, a relative Indian cuisine novice; ergo, you can be more critical in a way that I cannot. Frankly, for me, as with all the meals we've had there, this one was perfection from the first bite of our amuse (a crunchy mushroom) to the last spoonful of dessert, so reading your views was very interesting.
The one thing that jumped out at me was your comments about your lamb. This is a signature dish which I've had a few times before, so I was really surprised to read about your chop being "all fat." The ones served to me and to others at our table had little or no fat, were expertly grilled to medium rare, and filled with flavor. The accompaniments have been changed since the last time I had it. While I liked the potatoes, it was the sensational chutney -- btw, it's pear, not apple -- that really made this dish sing. Your description of a "symphony of flavor" is spot on! In fact, that's how I would describe every dish I had! :-) I'm sorry you did not care for the emperor's morsel, which I still find seriously delicious!
The 20% discount certainly made the tasting menu a fabulous bargain. But even without that, I think the 3-course prix-fixe for $45 is a really good deal.
re: RGR
My companion's lamb chop was rather lean, only mine was run through with fat. Perhaps they served it that way because I was Asian and we prefer our meat with more fat, but I doubt that the kitchen was that together. My major worry coming to the restaurant was whether the kitchen would dumb down the spices for an American palate. I found, however, the seasonings perfect (except for the terrible fried chicken). The chef exercised a lot more restraint than most home cooks, which I think actually allowed the spices to speak in a more delicate and effective way. Clean-tasting is the best way to put it. Personally I think I learnt quite a bit about how to make a proper masala from eating at Devi.


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CHICAGO, IL (January 22, 2010) – Efrem D. Smith has been nominated to replace Evelyn M.R. Johnson as superintendent of the Pacific Southwest Conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church (ECC), it was announced today.
Smith, who currently serves as senior pastor of Sanctuary Covenant Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota, will stand for election during the Pacific Southwest Conference Annual Meeting April 23 at Mission Springs Camp and Conference Center located near Santa Cruz, California. If elected, Smith will be installed during the 125th Annual Meeting of the ECC in St. Paul, Minnesota, in June.
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"Upon meeting Efrem, you will find him to be a person of great humility and reliance on God," writes Will Davidson, chair of the Conference Executive Board, in a letter to conference churches. "Efrem has described his vision for the future of our conference as a 'kingdom' vision. His personal and ministry commitment to God's mosaic is unwavering. We are confident in his leadership as we seek to change lives and transform communities."
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I refinanced 1 year ago dropping from 6.9% to 3.6% with 25 years remaining on my mortgage. I dropped it down to a 15 year loan and the payments only went up around $40-60. I recouped the fees in less than a year and was caught up to where the previous mortgage balance would have been in 12 months. It cut the interest I was paying per year from around $10k to around $5k.
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I have lived in this dump for 15 years, my wife wouldn't sell, I would rather a nice army tent and live in the woods.
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McIntosh receives ISCT Excellence in Service Award
November 5, 2002
Ken McIntosh, technical director of the Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI), recently received the ISCT Excellence in Service Award from the International Society of Cleaning Technicians (ISCT).
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Bruce Zidarich, a former boyfriend of Stacy Peterson's sister, may have been the last person to talk to Stacy before she disappeared. He testified that Stacy told him she wanted out of her marriage so badly that she even floated the idea of having sex with another man in front of Drew so he would stop loving her and let her go.
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Also testifying was Sharon Bychowski, who lives next door to Peterson and was a good friend of Stacy's. Bychowski told the judge that about a week before Stacy disappeared, she saw Stacy sitting out front of her house crying.
She said Stacy told her she wanted a divorce but "Drew wouldn't go, he wouldn't leave, she didn't love him anymore," adding "having sex with him made her skin crawl."
Bychowski said Stacy also told her "if I disappear, it's not an accident. He killed me."
Peterson's attorney Joel Brodsky suggested Bychowski made that quote up, saying it sounded strangely similar to what Peterson's third wife Kathleen Savio allegedly told her sister before she died. Peterson is now charged with her murder.
"What she did was take a clip from Kathy, about it being an accident, and tried to stick it into Stacy's case," Brodsky said.
Bychowski broke down crying as she testified about telling Stacy she should write her fears down somewhere. She sobbed uncontrollably telling the judge that Stacy responded: "It doesn't matter. I'm already dead. He's going to kill me."
"She was staged. It was prepped; it was rehearsed, I'm sure that the crying was part of that because to go from being calm and answering plain questions to hysterics, almost on cue, it's kind of ridiculous," Brodksy said.
Bychowski also testified about gifts Stacy showed her, including a ring. Bychowski said Stacy told her Drew gave it to her thinking it would make her stay, but Stacy told her it wasn't going to work.
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How to Equip Churches for the Workplace
- Tuesday, February 25, 2014
This month a new study came out from Barna Research on Trends on Faith, Work and Calling. There were some surprising facts that came from the study that every church leader should take to heart.
"Among Christians, there is a question: 'What does God want me to do with my life?' According to Barna Group's study, only 40% of practicing Christians say they have a clear sense of God's calling on their lives."
Additionally, their research shows "nearly two-thirds of churched adults say it has been at least three years or more since they heard church teachings on work and career, and yet, the workplace is where most Americans spend a the biggest share of their waking hours. However, connecting faith and work is of significant importance to the Christian community," said the study.
In a 2012 Barna Group study they found that 84% of Christians 18 to 29 years old admit that they have no idea how the Bible applies to their field or professional interests. That is a startling statistic and should be a wakeup call for our shepherds called to equip the church for works of service.
Shepherds are admonished by the Apostle Paul to equip the Church in the workplace. "And he himself gave some to be apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, and some pastors and teachers, for the equipping of the saints for the work of ministry…" (Ephesians 4:11-12). Pastors are not called to do the work; those of us in the marketplace are called to do the work. They should be equipping us for this work.
There is no institution on earth like the local church that brings together weekly those who can most affect society the most, and yet, church leaders rarely preach, teach and affirm the call these people have in their own workplaces where the people that most need to be affected live. This failure has caused many of those in the workplace to feel like second-class spiritual citizens.
When I shared these truths with a local pastor in my area through my book The 9 to 5 Window: How Faith Transforms the Workplace he became convicted that he had not been equipping his people for their ministry. Instead, he was asking them to support his ministry in the local church. He began equipping his people and saw an immediate change in the spiritual climate of his church. "I was shocked at the response. I had people coming up to me thanking me for affirming their work life call. Some said that they 'felt affirmed' for the first time in their life. It has changed everything!"
Jesus Operated in the Workplace
Jesus never brought a person into the synagogue to get healed. He never brought a person to the synagogue to get saved. His focus was on the place where the people lived life – their workplaces. He rubbed shoulders with the tax collectors, the prostitutes, the down and outs.
- Of 132 public appearances in New Testament, 122 were in the marketplace.
- Of 52 parables Jesus told, 45 had a workplace context.
- Of 40 miracles in the book of Acts, 39 were in the marketplace.
When a person came to faith, Paul exhorted them to "Stay where you were when God called your name" (1 Corinthians 7:20, MSG). He did not encourage them to leave their vocation to be preachers. He wanted them to be like him, an apostle masquerading as a tentmaker!
We are Called to be Killer Sheep
When Jesus came to earth, he didn't only came to redeem man from his sin. He also came to destroy the works of darkness. "He who sins is of the devil, for the devil has sinned from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil" (1 John 3:8). He has delegated that authority to those of us who are followers of Christ, especially workplace leaders where the major warfare takes place.
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It's a good year for players coming out of Texas A&M. It looks like they could have as many as three players taken in the first round of this year's draft. Those three prospects are QB Johnny Manziel, OT Jake Matthews, and WR Mike Evans. Evans is the most interesting of the three when it comes to draft position. He's seen as the second-best wide receiver in this year's draft and could see himself becoming an early selection Clemson's Sammy Watkins gets drafted with one of the first picks of the draft.
Evans enters the draft with only two years of college football experience. Although he doesn't have the experience that some of the other wideouts in this draft class have, he does have some pretty amazing physical traits that could even make him jump Watkins at the draft if he has an excellent combine.
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I'm a big fan of Evans, as you could probably figure out from my glowing review of him. He will be a great addition to any team that he goes to, but with the Vikings spending so much in free agency to get Greg Jennings and trading up in the draft to get Cordarrelle Patterson, I don't see the team selecting another wide receiver early in the early rounds of the draft.
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Mycophenolate (By mouth)
How to Use This Medicine
Capsule, Liquid, Tablet, Coated Tablet
- Take your medicine as directed.
- Take this medicine on an empty stomach at least 1 hour before or 2 hours after you eat. Swallow the capsule or tablet whole. Do not break, crush, open, or chew. Tell your doctor if you cannot tolerate taking the medicine on an empty stomach.
- Measure the oral liquid medicine with a marked measuring spoon, oral syringe, or medicine cup.Do not mix with any other medicine.
- This medicine should come with a Medication Guide. Ask your pharmacist for a copy if you do not have one.
- Missed dose: Take a dose as soon as you remember. If it is almost time for your next dose, wait until then and take a regular dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up for a missed dose.
- Store the medicine in a closed container at room temperature, away from heat, moisture, and direct light. Store the oral liquid at room temperature or in the refrigerator, for up to 60 days. Do not freeze.
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Ask your doctor or pharmacist before using any other medicine, including over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and herbal products.
- Some foods and medicines can affect how mycophenolate works. Tell your doctor if you are using acyclovir, azathioprine, cholestyramine, ganciclovir, metronidazole, norfloxacin, probenecid, rifampin, sevelamer, valacyclovir, or valganciclovir. Tell your doctor if you are also using birth control pills.
- Do not take an antacid that contains aluminum and magnesium at the same time that you take mycophenolate.
- This medicine may interfere with vaccines. Ask your doctor before you get a flu shot or any other vaccines.
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- It is not safe to take this medicine during pregnancy. It could harm an unborn baby. Tell your doctor right away if you become pregnant. A woman should have a pregnancy test before using this medicine and during follow-up appointments.
- Talk with your doctor about birth control use during treatment and for at least 6 weeks after you stop using this medicine. You may need to use 2 methods, including a barrier method. Birth control pills may not work as well when used with this medicine.
- Tell your doctor if you are breastfeeding or if you have kidney disease, high blood pressure, or stomach ulcers or other digestive problems.
- This medicine may cause the following problems:
- Higher risk of skin cancer or lymphoma
- Higher risk of infections (including virus, bacteria, fungus, and protozoa)
- Reactivation of hepatitis B or C infection
- Pure red cell aplasia (PRCA) or other blood problems (such as anemia)
- Stomach bleeding or ulcers
- This medicine may make you bleed, bruise, or get infections more easily. Take precautions to prevent illness and injury. Avoid people who are ill, and wash your hands often. Brush and floss your teeth gently, do not play rough sports, and be careful with sharp objects.
- The oral liquid contains aspartame, which is a source of phenylalanine. Make sure your doctor knows if you have phenylketonuria.
- This medicine may make your skin more sensitive to sunlight. Wear sunscreen. Do not use sunlamps or tanning beds.
- Your doctor will do lab tests at regular visits to check on the effects of this medicine. Keep all appointments.
- Keep all medicine out of the reach of children. Never share your medicine with anyone.
When This Medicine Should Not Be UsedThis medicine is not right for everyone. Do not use if you had an allergic reaction to mycophenolate, or if you are pregnant.
Possible Side Effects While Using This Medicine
Call your doctor right away if you notice any of these side effects:
- Allergic reaction: Itching or hives, swelling in your face or hands, swelling or tingling in your mouth or throat, chest tightness, trouble breathing
- Change in how much or how often you urinate, painful urination, unusual swelling
- Fever, chills, cough, sore throat, body aches, runny nose, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or other symptoms of infection
- Severe stomach pain, vomiting blood, bloody or black, tarry stools
- Skin lump or growth, brown or black patches on your skin, changes to a skin mole
- Unusual bleeding, bruising, or weakness
- Weakness on one side of the body, confusion, clumsiness, loss of interest in things, trouble thinking clearly
If you notice these less serious side effects, talk with your doctor:
- Trouble sleeping
- Constipation, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting
Mycophenolic Acid (mye-koe-fe-NOLE-ik AS-id)
Prevents rejection of an organ transplant by suppressing the immune system.
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Cellcept, MyforticThere may be other brand names for this medicine.
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GMO Testing Guidelines
|In order to comply with the Non-GMO Project Standard, it is very likely that you will be required to conduct GMO testing on samples of your inputs and/or end products. Below are general principles and examples to help you get started with your GMO testing. You will need to develop customized sampling and testing plans for your specific operations.
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|Sample type to be used for PCR testing
Inputs that do not meet this criteria, and are therefore not "testable" in this manner, must be verified by lot-specific traceability back to precursors to the input that are testable.
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|2.5 kg = 5.5 pounds
|This sample size contains at least 10,000 beans.
|Soy flakes, soy flour, soy grits
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When I sit down and really try to think about the things that touch my soul day in and day out, kindness is at the top of that list. Just think about a difficult day that you've had lately. Did anyone have the power to turn your day upside down and make it bright again? Maybe it was your significant other who decided to cook dinner when they came home from work. It could have been the way that your little one squeezed you tightly around the neck as they whispered those three little words into your ear before bed. What about the gentleman that held the door open for you as your tried to corral your toddler, the stroller, and multiple bags on each arm through the exit before you left the store? There are so many ways that a person can touch your soul by showing just a small amount of kindness when you're least expecting it.
The list in my mind is long, when I think about the values that I hope to instill in my son before he heads out into the world. What I hope for Grady is that he is one of those people that makes his loved ones feel special, cared about even. Makes others feel at ease, as if they are talking to their best friend even if they are simply an acquaintance. Kindness is one of those characteristics that emanates from a person...you can see it in their eyes, hear it in their voice, and feel it as it drapes around you.
As a toddler, Grady is just starting to figure out that he is a separate person, responsible for his own actions. What a wonderful time to start really focusing on demonstrating kindness in our everyday lives so he can grow up to be a considerate, loving individual! Lately, I have intentionally tried to spotlight teachable moments that happen while we are together. It may be when we are playing, other times when we're out visiting with others, or even during common interactions that we have with people throughout the day.
Modeling, Involvement, and Pretend PlayI know these may seem like common sense when it comes to teaching a toddler about kindness, but this is where we started with our little one. Right now, Grady is soaking up everything we say and do like a sponge. It almost seems like he is aspiring to be like some of his closest members of the family. It is adorable! In addition to being a good role model for our son, we also stress the importance of participating in the actual acts kindness as well. Whether it be involving him with an activity or chore that we may be doing together as a family, or prompting him to try it our for himself, he is learning through doing. Pretend play is another great avenue for introducing the concept of showing kindness to others. There is not much he wouldn't do for his stuffed animals...even share his food with them!
Manners: Remind them to say "please" and "thank you" even before they can form the words. Thank your spouse for making you a cup of tea while you are sitting down to unwind for the night. Help the little ones make a thank you card for a gift they received from a neighbor. Ask him to help "feed" his stuffed bunny during snack time.
Affection: Give you little one squeezes every chance you get. Hold hands with your loved one. Teach them how to pat their favorite teddy on the back when they hold him close. Show them how to blow kisses when they leave a relative's house. Say "I Love You" when you leave, when you put them to bed, when they give you that smile that makes your heart melt. Don't forget to show them how to put a band-aid on their puppy when he gets a scrape.
Sharing: Split a bag of crackers with your child during snack time. Ask them if you can have a cookie off of their plate. Make an extra serving of food for your baby dolls and let them share amongst themselves. Let them swap toys back and forth between the kiddos on a play date. Pass the bag of chips around the living room while you're watching a movie. Wrap your coat around you little one when it's chilly.
Lend a Helping Hand: Take them outside and let the littles plant some veggies in the garden. Take out the trash even if it's not your turn. Give the kiddos a dust cloth and ask them to clean a shelf that is within their reach. Do a random act of kindness for a stranger or even a relative. Let them pull the clothes out of the laundry basket when you are folding them to put away. Help the cook clean up the dishes after a meal. Go to Grandma's and include them in a project that you are helping her with. Hold the door open for someone while you are out.
Demeanor: Smile, A LOT. Speak kindly to them and to others all around you. Find the positive in the everyday. If the kiddos get into trouble, explain to them why it is wrong and how it could harm them or others. Don't cringe when you are asked a favor, if you are able to do it, do so joyfully. Talk to others (including the little ones) with respect.
My goal, as we continue on with our journey as a family, is to focus on reviving the level of kindness that we show towards others outside the family...when we're out in the world, in everyday situations. Often times we get wrapped up in the errands that we have to do or the schedule that we're on. We don't take enough time to let the kindness emanate from us to people we come in contact with everyday. Everyone could use a little kindness from others. We need to intentionally try to brighten someones day, even in the smallest of ways.
If you are looking for ways to spread kindness to others with the kiddos, here are a few more great ideas...
Include them in gift giving for special occasions, like when a new baby enters the world! ~Mommy With Selective Memory
Let them create something special for others to brighten their day. They can even come up with the idea doing something they love! ~Glittering Muffins
Pull out those old Christmas or birthday cards and let the kiddos create new ones to have on hand. Instead of saying thank you, they can write it down. ~Red Ted Art
Discuss selfless acts with the little ones and take action! Don't forget to keep a running list of what you came up with, so you can refer back to it often. ~The Educators' Spin On It
Take your children with you when you volunteer so that they can lend a hand, too. This is a great time to model manners and your demeanor towards others as well! ~52 Brand New
Read books to your children that contain good examples of others showing kindness and compassion in their interactions. ~Imagination Soup
Help your children brainstorm and generate ideas on ways they can show kindness to others on their level. ~PreK + K Sharing
Make it your mission to look for the opportunities to serve others. Don't try to look the other way when you see someone in need, instead open yourself up to spread kindness wherever you go. ~ Mamascout
Take a kindness challenge! You'll find 25+ wonderful ideas on how to incorporate kindness from Toddler Approved's challenge that they took during the month leading up to Valentine's Day (along with fellow bloggers)! ~Toddler Approved!
How do you teach your children kindness? If you have any other posts relating to kindness, please leave the link and I will pin it on our Connect: Kindness and Gratitude Pinterest board!


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Motorola Moto G Specs Overviews
This new LG smart phone was announced at November 2013, and release approximately at This Month also ( November2013). The Motorola Moto G is come with Android OS, v4.3 (Jelly Bean) and planned upgrade to v4.4 (KitKat) operating system, For chipset this smart phone is using Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 and also accompany with Quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A7 CPU and Adreno 305 of GPU. There are various sensors also planted on this phone, you can find Accelerometer, proximity and compass sensors are planted on this Motorola Moto G smart phone. While for connectivity features, this Motorola phone is come with following features:
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While for video capability, the digital camera that planted into this phone can record your favorite moments with 720p@30fps of video quality, front camera or we can called it as secondary camera is also available on this smart phone and surely with lower specs, it's available for 1.3 MP digital camera qualities.
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Smooth white skin invites something that will leave a trace, a kiss or a slap.(Mason Cooley (b. 1927), U.S. aphorist. City Aphorisms, Eighth Selection, New York (1991).)More quotations from: Mason Cooley, kiss, leave
The New Right: kiss the bankers and spank the babies.(Mason Cooley (b. 1927), U.S. aphorist. City Aphorisms, Fourth Selection, New York (1987).)More quotations from: Mason Cooley, kiss
Marrying any man is risky. Marrying a famous man is kissing catastrophe.(John Colton (1886-1946). Stuart Walker. Miss Ettie Coombs (Spring Byington), Werewolf of London, lamenting her niece's marriage to the famous Dr. Glendon (1935). Original story by Robert Harris; Colton was born in Japan, of British parents, and then moved to Americayou figure out his nationality.)More quotations from: John Colton
Publication is to thinking as childbirth is to the first kiss.(Friedrich Von Schlegel (1772-1829), German philosopher. Aphorism 62 in Selected Aphorisms from the Athenaeum (1798), translated by Ernst Behler and Roman Struc, Dialogue on Poetry and Literary Aphorisms, Pennsylvania University Press (1968).)More quotations from: Friedrich Von Schlegel, kiss
In Westerns you were permitted to kiss your horse but never your girl.(Gary Cooper (1901-1961), U.S. screen actor. "Well, It Was This Way," Saturday Evening Post (New York, March 17, 1958).)
If we train our conscience, it kisses us as it bites.(Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900), German philosopher, classical scholar, critic of culture. Friedrich Nietzsche, Sämtliche Werke: Kritische Studienausgabe, vol. 5, p. 91, eds. Giorgio Colli and Mazzino Montinari, Berlin, de Gruyter (1980). Beyond Good and Evil, "Fourth Part: Maxims and Interludes," section 98 (1886).)More quotations from: Friedrich Nietzsche
The first kiss is stolen by the man; the last is begged by the woman.(H.L. (Henry Lewis) Mencken (18801956), U.S. journalist, critic. A Mencken Chrestomathy, ch. 30, p. 619, Knopf (1949).)More quotations from: H.L. (Henry Lewis) Mencken, kiss, woman
Before he could kiss her, he must drive something out of himself.(D.H. (David Herbert) Lawrence (1885-1930), British author. Originally published by Duckworth (1913). Sons and Lovers, ch. 8, Penguin Books (1989). Paul Morel is thinking of Miriam Leivers.)More quotations from: D.H. (David Herbert) Lawrence, kiss
A compliment is something like a kiss through a veil.(Victor Hugo (1802-1885), French poet, dramatist, novelist. Les Misérables, pt. 4, bk. 8, ch. 1 (1862).)More quotations from: Victor Hugo, kiss
Why does a man take it for granted that a girl who flirts with him wants him to kiss herwhen, nine times out of ten, she only wants him to want to kiss her?(Helen Rowland (1875-1950), U.S. journalist. "First Interlude," A Guide to Men (1922).)More quotations from: Helen Rowland, kiss, girl
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