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In 2006, Giriraj Kiradoo found himself in the "somewhat melancholic" town of Jodhpur, teaching English to management students at the ICFAI Business School. Since the previous year, Kiradoo had been the creative head of the Jaipur cooperative Sahridya Samvad, and, while rifling through old entries for a writing competition at a local college, happened to chance upon the work of Rahul Soni. "It was friendship at first sight," Kiradoo, who now teaches at the Mody Institute of Technology and Science in Laxmangarh, told Time Out. Two years later, Kiradoo and Soni launched Pratilipi, an online, multilingual literary magazine that publishes fiction, criticism and poetry in its quarterly issues.
In the last four-and-a-half years of its existence, the webzine has had "12 issues, 400 authors [in] 30 languages" and two lakh hits. Besides partnering with Samanvay, a festival of Indian languages hosted by the India Habitat Centre, now in its second year, Pratilipi has held two editions of Kavita Samay in Gwalior and Jaipur, bringing together over 100 Hindi poets and critics. As a publishing imprint, Pratilipi has released three books, including Home From a Distance, an anthology of Hindi poetry in English translation, and a Hindi version of Nirupama Dutt's Punjabi poems. Yet the editors and advisers hardly ever meet, and for all practical purposes, remain a "typical, cyber-era outfit".
Pratilipi is not the first Indian magazine to have kept its wares online, but its editors' enterprising spirit has ensured that it has become a bit of a star in the Indian literary constellation. Other cyber literary outfits – Muse India, Kritya, P4Poetry and Pyrta, which run the gamut from blank to bland verse – have a sure, if slightly fainter, footprint. These webzines and e-journals help fill in a crucial gap when all but an elegy has been written for the poetic form. Online poetry is not just an example of natural evolution, a marker of "everything's moving online" – it appears to be the only platform where the form is truly thriving. Because beyond anthologies, mainstream poetry publishing is not considered practical either by publishers or by writers, albeit for different reasons. Apart from a few scattered events like Delhi Poetree or Caferati readings, slam poetry sessions and the odd mushaira, there are fewer avenues than ever before for physical expression. And offline conversations around poetry have languished too.
An online forum that lived fast and died young was the fizzy Fresh Lime Soda, started by author and TED fellow Parmesh Shahani during the teething years of the Internet in India. Headquartered in Mumbai, Fresh Lime Soda solicited art, photography and poetry submissions from across the country and the world, running from 1999 until 2003, when Shahani went off to MIT. "It was one of the first attempts at creating a serious Indian news presence on the web," Shahani told us. "It was very significant for young people who grew up in the first phase of the Internet."
Though it may not have been the direct inspiration, the Fresh Lime Soda model would be replicated by other ventures like Pyrta and Kritya. Author Janice Pariat envisioned Pyrta (the Khasi word for "to call out") with a group of writers and poets in 2010 as a platform for writers from Shillong. Now, however, Pyrt contributors are spread across the country. "Writers write the books they want to read, and Pyrta was the sort of literary journal I wanted to see," Pariat told us over the phone from Guwahati. Her interests in literature and art dovetailed with the journal that invites rolling submissions for prose and photography as well.
Shillong is as far removed from the literary wellspring of Delhi as Thiruvananthapuram, from where Rati Saxena started the bilingual poetry journal Kritya in June 2005. When Saxena moved south from Rajasthan in the 1970s, her mentor, the Malayalam poet Ayyappa Panikkar, encouraged her to start a "[literary] centre away from the centre". "Everyone had begun to say, 'kavita chup ho gayi hai' [poetry has gone silent]," said Saxena, who has translated the work of Panikkar, Balamani Amma and Kamala Das. The launch of the e-journal was accompanied by a poetry festival, that has since gone on to be held at Chandigarh and Mysore, with poets from Korea, Ireland and Iran, apart from regional ones.
Regional literature got a leg-up from Muse India as well, launched in 2005, as "a quality web journal that would showcase Indian literature to a global readership on the Internet," according to managing editor Surya Rao. Muse has sections on literature from across the country, compiled by contributing editors. Rao doesn't agree that conversations around poetry have declined though. "There were always groups, [but] mostly small and informal, that would discuss poetry," he told us. "A number of 'little magazines' all over the country publish poetry, and other works of literature, but these have highly restricted circulations."
That just may be an indicator of our reception of magazines – literary or otherwise – in general, because with 15,000 members, the popularity of P4Poetry is through the roof. With no real curation, members can post compositions in Hindi and English. While the poems will never set literary circles afire, they do generate enough ads to sustain the site. "We get emails from members expressing so much gratitude that they have found a community that they treasure," said founder Renu Rakheja. "P4Poetry is like their morning tea; like their lifeline."
It is easy to put Rakheja's hyperbole down to poetic license, but it is hard to argue with the frequency and enthusiasm with which the forum's members post. With one print anthology already under its belt and another one in the pipeline, P4Poetry certainly is on to something. Because even if it continues to flow back to conventional print publishing, online is the new mainstream for poetry.
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Docker is the new best thing ever.
The technology behind it is pretty cool. It works very well and it's incredibly easy to just make things work.
But that's not the best bit!
My favourite thing about Docker is that it's simple to explain to semi-technical folks and better yet, it's easy to get people enthusiastic about it.
As I've previously mentioned, simplicity is something I aspire to in all things and the fact that "post-technical" [cheers Goran ;)] types get excited about how Docker can be used to break your services down into small components that you thread together makes my life that much easier when I'm trying to "sell" the benefits of doing so.
I have failed at sentence construction. Maybe I need to dockerise [eww] that.
So I've recently posted a few links on Twitter, and I see followers clicking them. But also I see random hits.
Tonight I posted a link to http://transient.email/, a domain I use for "anonymous" emailing, specifically to see which bots hit the URL.
Within two minutes I had 15 visitors the first few of which were:IP User-Agent Request 188.8.131.52Twitterbot/1.0;GET /robots.txt 18.104.22.168Twitterbot/1.0;GET /robots.txt 220.127.116.11python-requests/1.2.3 CPython/2.7.2+ Linux/3.0.0-16-virtualHEAD / 126.96.36.199Mozilla/5.0 ();GET / 126.96.36.199Google-HTTP-Java-Client/1.17.0-rc (gzip)HEAD / 22.214.171.124Google-HTTP-Java-Client/1.17.0-rc (gzip)HEAD / 220.127.116.11Twitterbot/1.0;GET /robots.txt 126.96.36.199Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; TweetmemeBot/3.0; +http://tweetmeme.com/)GET / 22.214.171.124MetaURI API/2.0 +metauri.comGET / 188.8.131.52Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Yahoo! Slurp; http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/slurp);GET /robots.txt
So what jumps out? The twitterbot makes several requests for /robots.txt, but never actually fetches the page itself which is interesting because there is indeed a prohibition in the supplied /robots.txt file.
A surprise was that both Google and Yahoo seem to follow Twitter links in almost real-time. Though the Yahoo site parsed and honoured /robots.txt the Google spider seemed to only make HEAD requests - and never actually look for the content or the robots file.
In addition to this a bunch of hosts from the Amazon EC2 space made requests, which was perhaps not a surprise. Some automated processing, and classification, no doubt.
Anyway beer. It's been a rough weekend.
Last year I removed all my music from Google Play Music and created my own subSonic server. I really like subSonic but don't use it a huge amount, mostly for syncing some music to my phone prior to going on holiday or business. Therefore, I've made a single one time donation to the project rather than the ongoing monthly usage fee.Installing subSonic on Debian
This is how I install subSonic on Debian Wheezy.Install Tomcat. sudo apt-get install tomcat7 Install subSonic. apt-get install ffmpeg sudo mkdir /var/subsonic sudo chown tomcat7: /var/subsonic sudo wget -c https://github.com/KHresearch/subsonic/releases/download/v4.9-kang/subsonic.war sudo cp subsonic.war /var/lib/tomcat7/webapps
Restart Tomcat.sudo service tomcat7 restart
Login to subSonic by visiting http://server.example.org:8080/subsonic and login with the credentials admin and admin. Make sure you change the password straight away.
Right, that is it. You can stop here and start filling subSonic with your music.subSonic clients
On the rare occasions that I listen to music via subSonic I use UltraSonic for Android and Clementine on my Arch Linux workstations.References
So recently I got into trouble running Redis on a host, because the data no-longer fits into RAM.
As an interim measure I fixed this by bumping the RAM allocated to the guest, but a real solution was needed. I figure there are three real alternatives:
Looking around I found a couple of Redis-alternatives, but I was curious to see how hard it would be to hack something useful myself, as a creative solution.
This evening I spotted Protocol::Redis, which is a perl module for decoding/encoding data to/from a Redis server.
Thinking "Ahah" I wired this module up to AnyEvent::Socket. The end result was predis - A perl-implementation of Redis.
It's a limited implementation which stores data in an SQLite database, and currently has support for:
It isn't hugely fast, but it is fast enough, and it should be possible to use alternative backends in the future.
I suspect I'll not add sets/hashes, but it could be done if somebody was keen.
Is it annoying or not that everyone says SSL Certs and SSL when they really mean TLS?
Does anyone actually mean SSL? Have there been any accidents through people confusing the two?
So its been a few years since I've posted, because its been so much hard work, and we've been pushing really hard on some projects which I just can't talk about – annoyingly. Anyways, March 20th , 2011 I talked about Continual Integration and Continual Deployment and the Cloud and discussed two main methods – having what we now call 'Gold Standards' vs continually updating.
The interesting thing is that as we've grown as a company, and as we've become more 'Enterprise', we've brought in more systems administrators and begun to really separate the deployments from the development. The other thing is we have separated our services out into multiple vertical strands, which have different roles. This means we have slightly different processes for Banking or Payment based modules then we do from marketing modules. We're able to segregate operational and content from personally identifiable information – PII having much higher regulation on who can (and auditing of who does) access.
Several other key things had to change: for instance, things like SSL keys of the servers shouldn't be kept in the development repo. Now, of course not, I hear you yell, but its a very blurry line. For instance, should the Django configuration be kept in the repo? Well, yes, because that defines the modules and things like URLs. Should the nginx config be kept in the repo? Well, oh. if you keep *that* in then you would keep your SSL certs in…
So the answer becomes having lots of repo's. One repo per application (django wise), and one repo per deployment containing configurations. And then you start looking at build tools to bring, for a particular server or cluster of servers up and running.
The process (for our more secure, audited services) is looking like a tool to bring an AMI up, get everything installed and configured, and then take a snapshot, and then a second tool that takes that AMI (and all the others needed) and builds the VPC inside of AWS. Its a step away from the continual deployment strategy, but it is mostly automated.
The cliché is that lotteries are a tax on the mathematically illiterate.
It's easy to have some sympathy for this position. Did you know trying to get rich by playing the lottery is like trying to commit suicide by flying on commercial airlines? These comparisons are superficially amusing but to look at lotteries in this rational way has seems to be in-itself irrational, ignoring the real motivations of the participants.
Even defined as a tax they are problematic – far from being progressive or redistributive, it has always seemed suspect when lottery money is spent proudly on high-brow projects such as concert hall restorations and theatre lighting rigs when—with no risk of exaggeration—there is zero overlap between the people who would benefit from the project and who funded it.
But no, what rankles me more about our lotteries isn't the unsound economics of buying a ticket or even that it's a state-run monopoly, but rather the faux philanthropic way it manages to evade all criticism by talking about the "good causes" it is helping.
Has our discourse become so relative and non-judgemental that when we are told that the lottery does some good, however slight, we are willing to forgive all of the bad? Isn't there something fundamentally dishonest about disguising the avarice, cupidity, escapism and being part of some shared cultural event—that are surely the only incentives to play this game—with some shallow feel-good fluff about good causes? And where are the people doing real good in communities complaining about this corrupting lucre, or are they just happy to take the money and don't want to ask too many awkward questions..?
"Vices are not crimes" claims Lysander Spooner, and I would not want to legislate that citizens cannot make dubious investments in any market, let alone a "lottery market", but we should at least be able to agree that this nasty regressive tax should enjoy no protection nor special privileges from the state, and it should be incapable of getting away with deflecting criticism with a bunch of photogenic children from an inner-city estate clutching a dozen branded footballs.
As my previous post suggested I'd been running a service for a few years, using Redis as a key-value store.
Redis is lovely. If your dataset will fit in RAM. Otherwise it dies hard.
Inspired by Memcached, which is a simple key=value store, redis allows for more operations: using sets, using hashes, etc, etc.
As it transpires I mostly set keys to values, so it crossed my mind last night an alternative to rewriting the service to use a non-RAM-constrained service might be to juggle redis out and replace it with something else.
If it were possible to have a redis-compatible API which secretly stored the data in leveldb, sqlite, or even Berkley DB, then that would solve my problem of RAM-constraints, and also be useful.
Looking around there are a few projects in this area nds fork of redis, ssdb, etc.
I was hoping to find a Perl Redis::Server module, but sadly nothing exists. I should look at the various node.js stub-servers which exist as they might be easy to hack too.
Anyway the short version is that this might be a way forward, the real solution might be to use sqlite or postgres, but that would take a few days work. For the moment the service has been moved to a donated guest and has 2Gb of RAM instead of the paltry 512Mb it was running on previously.
Happily the server is installed/maintained by my slaughter tool so reinstalling took about ten minutes - the only hard part was migrating the Redis-contents, and that's trivial thanks to the integrated "slave of" support. (I should write that up regardless though.)


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Central Michigan University's Greek community surpassed its own expectations, raising $30,075 for Special Olympics during Greek Week 2014.
As soon as the doors opened, a flood of cheering students, both Greeks and non-Greeks, stormed McGuirk Arena, ready to hear how much money the week-long event raised and to compete in the week's final event, mock rock.
"It has been a long week, we're tired, but we broke records and surpassed our goal," said Inter Fraternal Council coordinator Tyler Grinblatt.
The arena could barely contain the energy the Greek community unleashed after being told they had raised more than $30,000, surpassing last year's philanthropy.
During Greek week 2013, the Greek community raised more than $22,000 for last year's chosen philanthropy, the Jenna Kast Believe in Miracles Foundation.
"It feels good to be part of something so big," said Grand Rapids senior and Beta Theta Pi fraternity member Jeffrey Malinowski. "No other group on campus could raise this kind of money in five days."
Paired fraternity and sorority teams competitively danced throughout the night with a mix of well-choreographed routines, props and popular music.
Although the event was competitive, every fraternity and sorority passionately cheered for every other performance.
At the end of the night, after all the points earned throughout Greek Week were added up, Beta Theta Pi and Phi Sigma Sigma were crowned the overall winners with 490 points.
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The six- to seven-passenger EC135 is widely used by air-medical services operators, law enforcement and support missions for the offshore oil industry. The 12- or 13-passenger EC155 is used by law enforcement and offshore operations, as well as for corporate transportation. Its five-blade Spheriflex main rotor and Fenestron tail rotor combine the benefits of high speed and low noise, while being powered by two Turbomeca Fadec-controlled Arriel 2C2 engines.
The company announced that Speedway Aviation, located in New Hampshire, is the first U.S.-based company to order the Mercedes-Benz special edition EC145, featuring leather and wood, an advanced inflight entertainment system and modular passenger cabin components. "We are confident that our clients here in the U.S. will be impressed when they see this special edition EC145 and expect that there will be an increasing demand for the aircraft," said Treg Manning, American Eurocopter's vice president of commercial sales and marketing. The Mercedes-Benz package will also be available on the upcoming EC145T2. "We are sure to see the relationship with Mercedes-Benz continue for years to come," said Manning.
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My interest in charts springs primarily from my disinterest in charts. Reality is so messy. Nothing that passes for a fact ever really is one. When I was a kid, infographics were intoxicating because they promised a world of order, and it's specifically this promise that has come, over time, to seem like a cruel deception. You'll never really get an elegant presentation of so-called facts that accurately and meaningfully represents reality. So, as much as I'm drawn to those charts, I'm also drawn to charts that obfuscate, or thwart, or somehow sharpen our sense of the absurdity of trying to accurately present and analyze information.
I haven't spent my life making charts. Who has? This recent run of charts comes from an odd source: a new novel. I have to date published seven books of fiction, and I'm working on my eighth, which is a novel about a man who might not like his life very much. One of the characters in the novel is a chart artist, though he prefers the word "graphist" to "chartist." In the course of creating the character, I thought it was a good idea to make a few charts, mostly for my own benefit, to try to better understand the process he goes through. I have done this kind of thing before — for "Please Step Back," a novel I wrote about a funk-rock star, I wrote a number of song lyrics, and even collaborated with the legendary Swamp Dogg on a title song for the novel. For this new book and the chart artist in it, I started to make charts. The first one I thought of, though not the first one I made, was "How Well You Understand This Graph Over Time." It seemed like the perfect self-annihilating thing, capable of both making people laugh and making them furious. This is the graph that started it all, in a sense. I have had it in my head for years. The character in my book has made this graph at some point, and it gets him thinking about what graphs really are. I think this graph has a tremendous amount to teach us, and also nothing to say.
When I thought of this one, it led to more — I stayed up half the night inventing those kind of recursive chart-jokes. Another one I liked and that I will show later is a bar graph titled "Number of Pennies Stacked Behind the Various Bars of This Graph." The bars were of random height but on the top of them there was a number indicating how many pennies I had stacked behind them. Again, this made a mockery of the entire process of charting at the same time that it used the fundamental grammar of charting. No one seemed to like that one.
After that, I couldn't stop, at least not for a little while. I kept trying to think of the ultimate non-graph graph. At some level, it's comedy, but I want it also to be tragedy — a kind of erosion of the core morality of charts.
This one may be the truest graph ever. The only think I'll say here is that results may vary depending on the graph artist. I am pretty slow at drawing and coloring in. Maybe the pen I'm using has too fine a point.
Unless this is the truest graph ever. We spend much of our time looking at charts, graphs, and infographics and analyzing their conclusions. Have they presented data in a straightforward manner? Are their conclusions defensible? This graph tries to represent that process as tautological and indisputable, and I think it does a pretty good job.
I have one pen that I hate. I got it years ago as part of a prize in college, and I sort of want to keep it, but no matter how many refills I buy, it never works especially well. It has a particular function, though, and it's to help me make this graph.
Charts that eat their own chronology interest me greatly. They twist up the one thing we take for granted: the passage of time. So this especially self-referential tattoo graph, which isn't so readable unless you scrutinize it (like many tattoos), says "How Much They Hated This Tattoo," and then has Dad (small bar), Mom (bigger bar), and Girl in Bar (biggest bar).
Nature makes its own graphs, and as I am part of nature, I thought I'd follow suit. This was actually the third try — the first two almost got away from me, and the chart was almost "How Much I Had to Pay to Rebuild My House After Comedy Turned To Tragedy In the Blink Of An Eye."
The fire chart scared me, and so I went in search of a safer naturally occurring graph. At first I couldn't think of what it should be, so I tried to think of who might know. As it turns out, the shadow knows.
After I made the Percent Chance These Bars Will Reach the Top of the Graph (see previous), which is tautologically true, I wanted to make a graph that couldn't possibly be true. That's this one, which changes every time you look at it, but can't change, because, well, it's already printed.
Fairly late in the game, I started making charts that actually took some work, as opposed to a moment of Conceptual Epiphany. This one was, in its own way, very time consuming, and it turned out to be almost interesting beyond its fundamental pun. "Almost interesting" is the key. The digits, as I assumed, are almost evenly distributed. If there had been any statistically significant variation, I probably would have thrown out the graph.
This graph, too, took quite a bit of work, and I was surprised to see that it actually yielded some results. The Great Gatsby has more g's than f's, which is uncommon, and may have something to do with West Egg and East Egg. But like the Pi Graph (see previous), it's interesting mostly for having more art and less matter.
This is my favorite graph, I think. It operates entirely on a principle of misdirection. There are bars, but all they're doing is hiding pennies. It makes me laugh every time I see it. I also like it because no one else seems to. It's like a rescue dog.
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The visits were great. It was a different experience for me to go to Georgia. It was something I had never seen before. I met a lot of people. I met some of the recruits that were coming in, some of the class of 2014 kids, and some of the kids that's already there. I got a chance to meet those kids."
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Miami came by my school and tried to make a big push for me this week, but I shot down all contact with coaches. It will not be too difficult for me to avoid changing my mind. Once I make my decision, I am solid with it, and I feel like nothing is really going to change that."
Michel holds offers from nearly every major program in the nation, including Alabama, LSU, Penn State, South Carolina and Wisconsin (247Sports).
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Sick and want soup to go in the East Valley!
- Das Ubergeek Jan 18, 2007 04:07 AM
So here's the dilemma. I'm sick -- achy, sneezy, coughy, feverish. I desperately need soup, but I am at heart a civilised man and I don't want to infect the rest of you by sitting there in a restaurant. So I need soup to go.
The other problem is that the medicine I've been given makes me slightly dizzy, so I probably shouldn't drive -- at least not very far, anyway.
I live (for the next three weeks) near Victory and Coldwater in Valley Glen (a.k.a. North Hollywood -- we're east of the arroyo).
Pho 999 won't work for me, because pho just doesn't travel well even when they pack it all separately (but if you have suggestions, I'd love to hear them, because it's exactly what I want!)
I've had the various soups from the various Thai places on Sherman Way and I'm done with tom kha and tom yum.
It may be that there aren't a lot of choices, and that's OK, I'd just rather know -- but my brain is fried, and to be totally frank my usual policy of "think in a spiral from your house" is making me woozy just sitting here in my chair.
Help me out, if you can... otherwise I'll be forced to eat Campbell's from Vallarta.
Find the nearest T.J.'s and get a couple of their boxed soups. Actually quite good - Tonight I made Matzo Ball w/2boxes of their Organic Chicken broth, T.J's. Kosher chicken breast, about 1/2 cup barley, sprinkling of tarragon, mini carrots and my homemade matzo balls which are really easy to do. Far better than Brents, or maybe even Greenblatts! I also have had their tomato and roasted pepper soup. Feel Better! :)KQ
Check out the soup offerings at any Whole Foods Market. Generally there will be 3 or 4 soups offered near the prepared foods counter, and additional fish-based soups near the fish counter.
What about chicken soup from one of the Mexican restaurants? I can't recommend a particular place near you, but I know many of the places have good soups with broth, chicken, and veggies. I think Tacos El Zorro on Sherman Way and Coldwater Canyon has a full menu that has soups.
Art's Deli has a decent chicken soup.
I know you've been having Thai soups, but my medicine for cold is the Krua Thai seafood soup.
I wonder if the Coral Cafe might have a soup that would be good for what ails you?
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While Jerry's Deli may be too far, their mozza ball soup is probably the best thing on that long menu. Likewise Art's if you prefer.
Whole Foods at Coldwater/Riverside has those previously mentioned soups at the elbow where the meat counter makes its sharp turn toward the back of the store. Get in early enough, either pre-lunch or pre-dinner so the traffic will not be tooooo bad.
Soccoro's on Victory just west of Van Nuys has a good Caldo de Res, as does Tacos Lagos on Vanowen & Woodman. I also can handle Solley's matzoh ball soup; not a fan of Jerry's.
I just created a topic about jook (you mentioned "juk" on another thread). Sorry to be inspired by your sickness, but pure rice gruel might just be the most tolerable thing you can handle sometimes. I can imagine, though, you can take only so much jook. Blah. Hope you feel better!
Pho will travel if you ask the restaurant not to cook the rice noodles. Be sure to go home quickly due to the raw meats depending on the version you selected. When at home, boil a pot of water and cook the rice noodle for ten seconds. Be sure to reboil the broth especially if you expect the raw meats to cook. Put everything back together and pour boiling broth over it andd you will have reasonable pho at home. You may also buy extra containers of the beef broth that you can mix with other noodles choices at home. Usually $1.50 to $2.00 for each extra container. Hope you feel better.
A truly great place for soup that may be worth a bit of a drive (or is at least worth a mention) is Nippon Ramen on Reseda (north of Vanowen). I think the address is 6900 Reseda. I went there the other night for the first time. It's in the corner of a small strip mall, and upon entering I got that feeling that I had stumbled into a great food find. I should note that all the menu items are under $10. I got the Spicy Miso Ramen combo with gyoza. The soup itself looked intimidatingly fiery, however while packing some punch in the heat department, it did not distract or overwhelm from the tastiness of the soup. And while I wouldn't recommend that particular soup for everyone, solely on account of the heat factor, the gyoza were delicious and they will certainly accompany my meals on all future visits. It was the best ramen experience I've had, hands down, ever! Give it a shot... and if the drive is too much now, it's worth a visit when you're feeling better.
When I'm feeling sick the first thing I think of is chicken soup and then add some heat; however, since you've probably already thought of that & rejected that, might I sugest an old European remedy (add heat as needed):
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- Make your tablecloth a solid color, Boles adds. For your centerpiece, line up three 3" pillar candles (using the same color pattern as your tablecloth) in clear 9" cylinder vases. (For a Thanksgiving table, paint four miniature gourds with metallic craft paint and place in between each vase. For Christmas transition, do the same but with large, painted pinecones.)
- Choose a solid 12" charger plate, create a tri-fold with your napkin and place it vertically on the plate, allowing the napkin to hang 3-4" on the table. Next, place a salad plate over the napkin to serve as a liner for a martini glass.
- Here's a nice treat: Drop a miniature pumpkin or pine cone inside the glass with each guest's name written on a leaf for Thanksgiving or a gift tag for Christmas.
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So you can't quite afford to host the big, holiday shindig you want? Etiquette expert Lesley Carlin says it's quite acceptable to have a buffet-style, open house.
"Open houses are much less stressful for both hosts and guests," she says. "And you won't have to sweat it if a friend brings a few extra people (though, that in itself is not polite)."
Keep it simple with finger foods and appetizers. Better yet, make it a dessert party, she suggests. "Have people over for holiday pastries and coffee," Carlin says. "The treats can come from your local bakery, but do hide the boxes!"
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