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How to Make Naan - Eggless or Not? - Indian
|For the yeast mixture
|Warm water
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|Rapid rise yeast
|1 Teaspoon
|For the dough
|All purpose flour/Wheat flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|To Taste
|Melted ghee
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Room temperature)
|For the topping
|Olive oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (To brush on the naans before baking)
|Minced garlic
|6 Teaspoon (As needed)
|Fresh cilantro
|3 Tablespoon, chopped finely
|2 Teaspoon (As required to spread on regular naan)
1. Into a bowl, add luke warm water, sugar and yeast, cover it and let it rest for about 10 minutes.
2. In a mixing bowl, take all purpose four. Add salt, mix well and keep aside till the yeast kept aside rises.
3. After the yeast rises, add the melted ghee and fresh yogurt (at room temperature) to it. Knead the dough and add more yogurt (if required) to make a soft and sticky dough.
4. Cover the dough and let it rest for about 15 minutes inside the oven with the lights on (Do not turn on the oven).
5. After 15 minutes, take out the risen dough, (smear your palms with oil to handle the sticky dough), take portions from it and make the balls and place into another bowl.
6. Cover and let it rest for another 15 minutes in the oven with the lights on.
7. Once the dough rises again, store in the refrigerator if you are not making your naan immediately.
8. Preheat the oven along with the pizza stone at 500 F.
9. Take each risen ball of dough, dust it well and roll using the roller pin.
10. Fold thrice into a triangle shape and roll again stretching the dough with your hands as much as possible.
11. Brush a little olive oil on the surface of the rolled out dough and spread a little minced garlic on top of it. Sprinkle some finely chopped cilantro leaves as well.
12. Place the naans on the preheated pizza stone in the preheated oven and bake for about 8 minutes at 500 F and finally a couple of minutes on broiler to brown the top of the naan.
13. Once done take out the naans, bake the second batch of naans again first in the oven setting and then in the broiler.
14. Serve the plain naans with a little butter smeared on top. The garlic and plain naans may be served with any of your favorite dishes.
In the video shown the Chef uses double the quantities given in the ingredients list - You can prepare the naan as per your requirement.
Substitution for yoast : 1 tsp yeast = 1 tsp baking powder + 1/4 tsp baking soda
Substitution for egg : 1 egg = 1 cup yogurt
2. Roller pin and board
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 529 Calories from Fat 257
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 29 g45%
Saturated Fat 11.3 g56.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 42.9 mg14.3%
Sodium 132.8 mg5.5%
Total Carbohydrates 57 g19.1%
Dietary Fiber 2.4 g9.7%
Sugars 6.7 g
Protein 10 g19.3%
Vitamin A 17.6% Vitamin C 9.4%
Calcium 10.1% Iron 19.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Saturated Fat 30.9 g154.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
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Portrait of Vincent Nubiola is an oil painting by Spanish artist Joan Miró. Painted in 1917 when Miró was 24 years old, a year before his first exhibition, the portrait is now considered a masterpiece from a period when he experimented with both Cubism and Fauvism. It is also said by some art critics to show the influence of Van Gogh. Acquired for a time by Picasso, the painting is now in the permanent collection of the Folkwang Museum in Essen (Germany).
Miró (1893-1983) showed an early passion for art, and attended drawing classes while he was at primary school,[1] but he had been heading for a career in banking when he had a nervous breakdown and decided to study art.[2] He met Vicenç Nubiola whilst studying life art at Barcelona's Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc, a catholic-inspired art society, in 1913. Nubiola was a professor of agriculture at the School of Fine Arts in Barcelona. At the art society Miró also met Joan Prats, who became one of his lifelong friends[3] and eventually helped Miró to build his foundation.[4] Miró painted the Nubiola portrait during 1917[5] and shortly after. It was included in one of his early exhibitions at the Galeria Dalmau in Barcelona.[6]
This is one of the masterpieces from one of Miró's early periods when he experimented with a mixture of both Cubism and Fauvism. At this time he made several landscapes and portraits, such as Portrait of Enric Cristòfol Ricart also from 1917 and now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Several authors comment that this work could be influenced by the style of Van Gogh[7][8] for whom Miró always felt admiration. The Nubiola portrait is signed Miró in the lower left margin.
The painting shows Nubiola sitting in a chair beside a table on which there are fruit, a wine decanter, and a potted plant. The flat backdrop behind the figure is decorated with triangles and arcs.[9] The red of Nubiola's open collar shirt indicates his political radicalism; Miró painted himself wearing an identical shirt in a later self-portrait. This work was later acquired by Picasso.
This portrait has been in the permanent collection of the Folkwang Museum in Essen (Germany), since 1966 when it was purchased from the Galerie Wilhelm Großhennig in Düsseldorf. The purchase was made with the support from the state of North Rhine - Westphalia, the Westdeutsche Rundfunk,[9] and it entered the museum with the registration number Inv. G 351.[9]
- ^ "Joan Miro Biography". Joan Miro Art. Retrieved 2011-11-01.
- ^ "Joan Miró". Collections Online. Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation. Retrieved 2011-11-01.
- ^ J. V. Foix (1993-01-01). A Hundred Years of Miró, Mompou and Foix: Honorary Doctorate, University of Barcelona. University of Barcelona Publications. p. 26. ISBN 978-84-475-0535-7. Retrieved 2011-11-01.
- ^ Bryant, Sue (2008). Barcelona. p. 78. ISBN 978-1-84773-104-3. Retrieved 2011-11-01.
- ^ Foix, J.V. (1993). Cent anys de Miró, Mompou i Foix. p. 27. ISBN 978-84-475-0535-7. Retrieved 2011-11-01.
- ^ Raillard, Georges (1989). Miro. p. 144. ISBN 978-0-517-65256-5.
- ^ Studio international. Studio Trust. 1981. Retrieved 20 August 2011.
- ^ Rijksmuseum Vincent van Gogh; Georg-W. Költzsch; Museum Folkwang Essen (1990). Vincent van Gogh and the modern movement, 1890–1914: Museum Folkwang Essen, Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam. Luca. Retrieved 20 August 2011.
- ^ a b c "Works". Museum Folkwang. Retrieved 21 September 2011.
Further reading[edit]
- Clavero, Jordi.J (2010). Fundació Joan Miró. Foundation's Guide. Barcelona: Polígrafa. ISBN 978-84-343-1242-5.


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All mine are grey squirrels (except the flying squirrels, who are a
lovely tannish color - now, there's a cute animal), but I have seen
black ones in Takoma Park (just outside the DC line). Now, I know I
once read something about squirrel colors...hmmm...wonder where that
Well, I did not find what I thought I had, but it appears that Fox
squirrels (Sciurus niger) can be black as well as looking very like
the Eastern Grey Squirrel - Sciurus carolinensis, only larger and
they can also be a reddish color.
Both these range throughout the eastern and mid-western parts of N.
America. There are 5 subspecies of eastern grey squirrels, S.
carolinensis carolinensis is the subspecies found in most of the
south from northern Florida, to North Carolina, west to Missouri, and
eastern Texas.
Pine squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) are found throughout much of
Canada and Alaska. Their range extends through the Rocky Mountains
and the Northeast south to Virginia. They are one of the smallest
tree squirrels in their range. Usually reddish-brown to greyish-red
backs, with a white or greyish-white belly, and a black lateral line
running down their sides.
Western Grey Squirrels (Sciurus griseus) AKA California Grey
Squirrels are the only large grey tree squirrel on the Western Coast
of the US, found along the coast from Washington to California. They
look much like the eastern grey squirrel as far as I can see, with
maybe more reddish brown on their backs.
Abert squirrels (Sciurus aberti) are only found in mountain regions
of North America. In the US their range extends from extreme
south-central Wyoming to New Mexico and Arizona. There are six
subspecies . Abert squirrels are limited to Ponderosa pine forests;
have tufted ears and can vary in color, usually grey, but the can be
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There's something distinctly uncomfortable about starting a new job, even in the best of circumstances. There are new people, new office dynamics, new routines and expectations, and of course, a new job to do. There's a lot to figure out and a lot of ways that things could go wrong. It can be frustrating. It can be intimidating. It can be downright weird.
And I truly hope you get to experience it someday.
In the midst of all that discomfort, there's an incredible opportunity to grow, professionally and personally. It's a chance to lean in to God's provision, to learn about God's creation (including you!), and to reflect his peace to those around you. It's also a time to think critically about your professional goals, strengths, and weaknesses, and to take measures to establish good working relationships with the people around you. I've changed jobs a number of times throughout my working career, and every time was scary, but also exciting and invigorating, and I look back on them now as times of great growth.
If you're looking at changing jobs or careers, here's what you need to know.
It's okay to be scared, but don't let fear rule your heart or mind
Remember that God is with you, and he is actively working in your fear and discomfort. I love the verse, "Be still and know that I am God," from Psalms 46:10. It has special meaning for me ever since I learned that the phrase "be still" is translated from the Hebrew word rapha, meaning to be weak or to let go. The way it's written, it's active, not passive, meaning that we are literally commanded to be weak, to let go of our weapons, to stop relying on our own strength and instead acknowledge God's sufficiency.
It doesn't always feel good at the time, but as I look back at my life, I can see clearly that it was during those times when I was pushed out of my own comfort zone and into my weakness that I learned the most about myself and about God.
In 2009 I transitioned out of a pretty traditional full-time corporate job that included impressive business cards and a big office complete with executive assistant and support staff. My new role included part-time corporate strategy, serving on corporate boards, and launching my non-profit, 4word. I was coordinating all of these roles myself, from my home office, without a lot of help.
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UW will prevail, 31-27.
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Helen's Asian Kitchen: Easy Chinese Stir-Fries by Helen Chen, includes recipes like Bean Curd with Black Mushrooms and Bamboo Shoots; Yangzhou Slippery Shrimp; and Eggplant with Pork (Yu Xi Ang).
Serves 3 to 4
Although this dish contains no fish, the eggplant is cooked in the same type of flavorings that are used in the highly savory yu xiang, or "fragrant fish sauce" of Sichuan province. This dish contains very little meat, and you can make it without any meat at all if you like. If your eggplant is Asian or garden-fresh, leave the skin on for added texture, otherwise peel it entirely or peel it in alternating strips. Omit the crushed red pepper for a less spicy version.
1. Wash the eggplant and trim off the stem. Leave the skin on if eggplant is Asian or very fresh and the skin tender. Otherwise, peel completely or in alternating strips. Quarter the eggplant lengthwise (or cut into eighths if large) and cut again into bite-size pieces. Place in a colander, sprinkle with salt, toss, and let stand for 20 minutes. Rinse, drain, and pat dry. If using Asian eggplant, cut into bite-size pieces. It is not necessary to salt or rinse Asian eggplant.
2. In a small dish, mix together 3 tablespoons of scallions, the ginger, garlic, and crushed red pepper. In another small dish, combine the hot bean sauce, vinegar, sugar, and soy sauce. In a medium bowl, whisk together the wine and 1 teaspoon cornstarch. Add the pork and mix well.
3. In a wok or stir-fry pan, heat the oil over high heat until hot but not smoking. Test by dipping a piece of eggplant into the oil; it should sizzle. Stir the eggplant into the hot oil. The eggplant will initially absorb all the oil but will release it as it cooks. Do not add more oil. Cook, stirring and pressing the eggplant against the bottom of the pan with the back of a spatula, until it is soft and turns dark, about 6 minutes. Stir up the pork mixture, add it to the pan, and cook, stirring, until the pork is no longer pink and separates. Add the scallion mixture and stir for 1 minute.
4. Add the bean sauce mixture and 1 cup water and stir to mix. Cover the pan, reduce the heat to medium, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until tender, 2 to 3 minutes. Remove the cover and thicken the sauce with the cornstarch mixture. Transfer to a shallow platter and sprinkle with thinly sliced scallions. Serve immediately.
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Congrats Pony and Channy!!!
Congrats Pony and Channy!!!
Ponytail do u have any symptoms at all?
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9 months and 3 early mc for me
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My DH cried thismorning when I showed him the digi naaawwww!!
Sorry to those that have had AF arrive
All going well my bubba will be due about a weekish before my 30th birthday. So no big party for me, that's ok though there is no present I want more, I will make up for it on my 31st!
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Pretty friggin exciting Pony!
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For those who like to eat with their hands, these chickpea patties are an excellent option. They can be tucked into a pita and topped with tzatziki for the adults or older children in the house, they are a protein-dense alternative for the meat-haters in the family and they come together in less time than it would take to order a pizza. Feel free to use regular sweet onion in place of the green, and swap the spice with cumin or paprika if rosemary is not to your taste.
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Combine the simplicity of checkers, the strategy of Othello, and the unpredictable nature of invisible forces and you have the game Jishaku (the Japanese word for magnet). Part of Jishaku's allure is the well-crafted back story, which borrows from ancient legends about samurais, ninjas and high priests who could alter the magnetic fields around themselves.
This is a great teaser and a brilliant way to gain the interest of would-be Jishaku players. The game consists of a 3×9 dimpled, blue foam playing area (a total of 27 'holes' — although the instructions say that there are 22 or 23 'holes') and 18 magnetic, hematite stones. There are three different versions of game play given in the instructions. In 'I'm Out' each player starts with nine stones (or six for three players). Players take turns placing a stone in any empty space in the base until someone succeeds in placing all of their stones on the board without attracting any stones.
'Elimination' is similar to 'I'm out' requiring played stones to be left on the board, tallying points, and multiple rounds. 'Roundup,' which involves winning by attracting stones to gain points, was not as challenging as the first two game variations. In all game variations, the magnetic attraction between the stones is startling and gives the game an element of surprise and excitement.
From a scientific point of view, Jishaku leans more heavily toward luck than strategy due to the strength and nature of the magnetic interactions of the stones. Each of the irregularly-shaped stones have a North and South pole and their tendency to rotate in three-space from the influence of subsequently placed stones decreases the amount of strategy involved. The varying sizes of magnetic stones also introduces an additional chance variable. Knowing that each of the Jishaku stones are magnetic dipoles and that the force between two pairs of poles falls off proportional to the inverse fourth power of the distance between them does not give you a strategic edge in Jishaku no matter how many mental calculations you make. From a metaphysical view, Jishaku may help players to develop and hone their mastery of Ki (Japanese for "life force energy") through focusing their minds to alter the forces of nature, while reaping the benefits of the hematite stones, which balance the mind, body and spirit… if you believe in that sort of thing.
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Co-educational selective school for ages 11 to 18. Includes calendar, news, OfSTED report, sixth form prospectus, departmental pages and revision guides.
BCGS Alumni
Email listings and links for former students of Barton Court Grammar School, Canterbury.
Canterbury Cathedral Lodge and International Study Center
Offers purpose-built conference/exhibition facilities and accommodation for church groups and business use. Includes facilities, location and booking information.
Canterbury College
An Associate College of the University of Kent. News, events, course details, term dates, contacts and location.
Canterbury Environmental Education Centre
A virtual tour this nature reserve with teacher resources, children's section and relevant links.
The Canterbury High School
All ability, co-educational, 11 to 19 school in Canterbury.
Canterbury Language Training
Independent branch of The London School of English. Facilities, training strategy, course dates and fees, accommodation, social programme and contact information.
David Holness School Of Motoring
Profile, classes and prices with information about the vehicle and area covered.
Franciscan International Study Centre.
International centre for the study of theology and Franciscan history and spirituality.
Kent College
Co-educational independent day and boarding school for 11-18 year olds, plus infant and junior school. Includes school information, curriculum, extra-curricular activities, boarding information and prospectus order form.
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Julie Guest house: A labyrinthine place popular for its cheap rooms, and bohemian atmosphere. Situated in a quiet section of Chiang Mai's old city. Dorm beds: 80 baht, doubles: 200-350 baht (new and old building); 7/1 soi 5, Phra Pokklao Road, tel: (053) 274 355, email: [email protected], website: www.julieguesthouse.com.
Chiang Mai White House: Lonely Planet favourite with clean rooms, good security, quiet location and nice garden. Fan room: 350 baht, fan room with cable TV: 400 baht,air con and cable: 500 baht, extra bed: 50 baht; 12 soi 5, Ratchadamnoen Road, tel: (053) 357 130, website: www.chiangmai-whitehouse.com.
Eagle House 2: Centrally located with a good travellers centre, including popular trekking and on-site cooking school, somewhat dated rooms but shady outdoor area. Dorm beds: 100 baht, single fan room: 220 baht, double fan room: 250 baht, triple with fan: 330 baht, aircon: 320-380 baht; 26 Ratwithi Road, tel: (053) 418 494, (053) 210 620, fax: (053) 216 368, email: [email protected], website: www.eaglehouse.com.
Eagle House 1: Fan rooms: 150-330 baht, aircon rooms: 290-380 baht; 16 Chang Moi Gao Road, Soi (Lane) 3, tel: (053) 874 126, (053) 235 387, email:[email protected], website: www.eaglehouse.com.
Gaps House: Lovely leafy place in a sprawling antique teak house complex, good mid-budget choice, no advanced bookings, often full. Cooking classes on offer. Aircon rooms: from 370 baht (with breakfast); 3, soi 4, Ratchadamnoen Road, tel: (053) 278 140, 270 143, email: [email protected], website: www.gaps-house.com.
Gord ChiangMai: One of the best lodging choices in the heart of the city for its friendly hospitality. They offer airport pick-up/drop-off, complimentary breakfast, daily room clean, free WiFi and bicycles for exploring. Spotless rooms from 990 baht for twin/double to 1,790 baht for a family suite. 29/8 Soi 6, Ratchamanka Road, T. Phra Singh, tel: (053) 280 923, mobile: 081 951 8875, email: [email protected], website: www.gordchiangmai.com.
Smile Guest House: Very convenient yet quiet location near Thapae Gate, includes a pool, various styled/priced pokey rooms and has atmosphere, but gets full. Room with a/c (type A): 900 baht, a/c (type B): 700 baht, fan room (type C): 500 baht, fan room (type D): 350 baht. 5 soi 2, Ratchamankha Road, tel: (053) 208 661-2, fax: (053) 208 663, email: [email protected], website: www.smilehousechiangmai.com.
Lamchang House: Nice wooden house with small garden restaurant, run by friendly old couple. Fan rooms with shared bathroom: 250 baht; 24 soi 7, Moon Muang Road, tel: (053) 210 586.
Chiang Mai Kristi House: Decent rooms but lacks atmosphere our common area, convenient and quiet location. Aircon rooms: 200-350 baht; 14/2, soi 5, Ratchadamnoen Road, tel: (053) 418 165.
Giant Guesthouse 2: Cheapest in town, dorm beds or rooms, popular with Japanese backpackers.Dorm beds: 120 baht, double fan room with shared bathroom: 180 baht, double with private bathroom: 280 baht; 4 Ratchapakinai Road, tel: (053) 227 338, 087 182 1611, email: [email protected], website: www.giantguesthouse.com.
Safe House: Resembles a small apartment block, popular long-stay venue with all mod cons. Standard room: 550 baht, weekly: 3,300 baht, monthly: 12,100 baht, suite room: 1,200 baht,weekly: 7,200 baht, monthly: 26,400; 178 Ratchaphakhinai Road, tel: (053) 418 955-57, email:[email protected], website: www.safehousecourt.com.
RCN Court: Tucked out the way but popular for long-stayers, offering full amenities, a gym and decent sized rooms with cable TV, better value on long stay. Fan room: 280-350 baht, aircon rooms: 500 baht, weekly: 2,500 baht, monthly: 6,300 baht; Soi 7, Moon Muang, tel: (053) 418 280-2, email: [email protected], website: www.rcnguesthouse.com.
Top North Guest House: Located in southeast corner of moat among quaint lanes, a large popular place with great pool area and atmosphere. Single/twin rooms: 400-500 baht, triple: 600 baht; 15 Moon Muang Road, tel: (053) 278 684, email: [email protected], website: www.topnorthgroup.com.
Britannia Guest House: In the heart of a lively backpacker section of town, this apartment block is comfortable with clean and new rooms, a professional staff and cooking classes. Deluxe rooms: 500-700 baht, super deluxe : 600-750 baht, executive rooms: 700-900 baht; 27/3, Moon Muang Soi 9, tel: (053) 418 994, mobile: 085 212 3009.
Minicost Guesthouse: Centrally located, new building with clean comfy rooms and efficient Australian run services, wifi in rooms, bikes for rent, internet café, excellent choice for those expecting comfort levels and can afford a bit more. Rooms: from 600 baht; 19-19/4, Rachadamnoen Road, Thapae Gate, tel: (053) 418 787-8, website: www.minicostcm.com.
Sarah Guest House Chiang Mai: Long running, established guest house offering cheap and convenient accommodation, in the very centre of Chiang Mai. Only 2 mins walk from the Night Bazaar or Tapae Gate. Trekking and cookery courses run from the guest house. Single/twin with fan: 250-300 baht, single/twin aircon: 400/450 baht; 20 Thapae soi 4, tel: (053) 208 271, email: [email protected].
Naam Khong Guesthouse: Located beside Thana, Naam Khong is better value, with large, comfortable, quiet and airy rooms, though it lacks atmosphere. However, guests can use Thana's facilities. Fan room: 250 baht, aircon: 350 baht; 27/8 Thapae soi 4, tel: (053) 275 556, email: [email protected].
Thana Guesthouse: Israeli house of choice, with signs in Hebrew, Kosher food in the restaurant and good rooms. Aircon rooms: 400 baht, triple: 500 baht, single room in new, adjacent hotel: 700 baht, triple: 1050 baht; 27/8 soi 4, Thapae Road, tel: (053) 279 794, email: [email protected], website: www.thanaadventure.com.
Parami Guest House: Charming guest house in an authentic Lanna-Thai teak wooden house which is over a hundred years old and surrounds a private and breath-taking tropical garden. Parami is located in the centre of Chiang Mai, and close to the river. Fan room: from 320 baht, aircon: from 540 Baht; 210-212 Charoenrat Road, Watkate, tel: (053) 266 139, website: www.paramiguesthouse-chiangmai.com.
Galare Guesthouse: First class accommodation on riverfront, with all mod cons and hotel service.Room rate: 1,150 baht; 7/1 soi 2, Charoen Prathet Road, tel. (053) 821 011, (053) 818 887 email: [email protected], website: www.galare.com.
River View Lodge: Well appointed rooms in spacious building with pool and lovely garden on riverfront. Room rate: 1,800-2800 baht; 25 soi 4, Charoen Prathet Road, tel: (053) 271 109-10, fax: (053) 279 019, email: [email protected], website: www.riverviewlodgch.com.
Baan Jong Come Guest House: A lovely upmarket place away from the busy streets, but central.Aircon rooms: 350-450 baht; 47 soi 4, Thapae Road, tel: (053) 274 823.
Lai Thai Guest House: Popular place, alongside the moat (so noisy) with restaurant and pool. Plenty of rooms finished in wood but slightly overpriced. Rooms: 650-950 baht; 111/4-5 Kotchasan Road, tel: (053) 206 438, (053) 271 725, email: [email protected], website: www.laithai.com.
Little Home Guesthouse: Near the Moat in modern Thai-styled building with private balconies. Fan room: 350-400 baht, aircon: 500-600 baht; 1/1 soi 3, Kotchasan Road, tel: (053) 206 939, email: [email protected], website: www.littlehomegh.com.
Rose of Suthep: A pleasant family run homestay near the leafy Wat Umong area, ideal for those staying awhile, or attending courses at CMU. With only three rooms, it's a private experience away from the backpacker hordes. Room rate: 550-2,000 baht; 143/33, Moo. 10, Tambon Suthep, tel: 085 626 6739 (James), tel: 089 522 7312 (May).
A9 Place: This charming garden apartment comes fully serviced with breathtaking views of Doi Suthep. It is great for both tourists and business travellers being around ten minutes from the town centre and boasting free WiFi. Fan room: 380 baht, aircom: 550 baht; 51 Soi Lanna Hospital, Sukgasem Road, Tambon Patun, tel: (053) 224 288, mobile: 081 611 4576, email: [email protected].
Chanakan Mansion: This luxurious guesthouse is found right next to Chiang Mai Interntaional Airport with a great view of the runway and Doi Suthep. Nevertheless it is quiet with swimming pool, air conditioning, cable TV, free WiFi internet, fridges and four poster beds. Room rate: 1,000-2,000 baht; 156/149 Cholprathan Road, tel: (053) 811 705, 089 850 5160.
Doi Luang Private Resort: This is very large holiday home in the foothills of Doi Luang is perfect for a relaxing family vacation amidst the hot springs and waterfalls of this picturesque national park. There are six en suite bedrooms and ten acres of private grounds with an additional separate cottage and acres of land to pitch tents, but within easy access all the entertainment and cultural attractions of the Lanna capital. Weekly rates from 50,000 baht including maid service and free 4x4 rental. Chiang Dao, website: www.chiangmaiholidayhomes.com.
Baan Suay Jan: Luxury family holiday home and villa in Chiang Mai with private swimming pool, park and sports complex. Enjoys the peace and tranquility of a country home yet is ideally located for all amenities and tourist attractions. The lounge, dining and kitchen area leads out through a covered terrace to the swimming pool area where guests can relax during the day and enjoy open fire bbq's under the crystal clear starlit nights. San sai, website: www.chiangmaiholidaylettings.com.
Mountain Guest House: Comfortable guest house not far from the northeast corner of the moat or Kad Suan Kaew shopping mall. Free internet (plus wifi), airport transfer, breakfast, tea and coffee make this a good choice. Self-service laundry facilities and tour booking also available. Day rate: 450 baht, monthly: 4,000-5,500 baht; 11 soi 1, Santisuk T. Changpuak, tel: (053) 406 474, email: [email protected].
Baan Sabai: Actually a resort and spa with a homely feel, certainly upmarket and comfortable with soothing pool and suburban gardens, 10 minutes from Chiang Mai city. Spa and wellness facilities a speciality, under Swiss management. Room Rate: 1,900-10,600 baht (includes breakfast); 219 Moo 9, San Pee Sua, tel: (053) 854 778-9, mobile: 082 762 8310, email: [email protected], [email protected].
Sang Serene House: A lovely low-rise apartment building out in the leafy suburbs near Doi Suithep mountain, especially ideal for long stays. Rooms are new, comfy and tastefully decorated, with apartments also offered at monthly rates, plus a range of facilities. Room rates: 9,600-20,000 baht (month), 8,400-18,500 baht (2 months), 7,600-17,500 (3 months); 146/20 Moo 1 T. Changpuak (Huay Kaew area), tel: 081 881 8058, email: [email protected].
Club One Seven Chiang Mai (previously River Ping Palace): Lovely, quiet riverside location in old teak house, with creative food and friendly staff, but remote from the city centre. 385/2 Charoen Prathat rd, south near the Sheraton Hotel. Room rate: 1,800-2,400 baht (includes breakfast, free sauna); tel: (053) 274 317, email: [email protected], website: www.cluboneseven.net.
Pha Thai Guesthouse: A lovely boutique place with surprisingly cheap rooms, and a range of options to suit all comfort levels. Nice gardens, brand new and highly recommended for mature travellers. Room rate: 400-1,200 baht; 48/1 Rachaphakinai Road, tel: (053) 274 075, email: [email protected], website: www.phathaihouse.com.
Baan Hanibah: Lovely colonnial teak styled place with private home atmosphere, trendy boutique finish and professional management. Quiet, discerning and well placed in a quiet area, with pretty patio garden. Single room: 900 baht, double: 1,450 baht, family: 2,400 baht; 6 soi 8, Moon Muang Road (Old Town), tel: (053) 287 524, email: [email protected], website: www.baanhanibah.com.
Galare Guesthouse: First class accommodation on riverfront, with all mod cons and hotel service.Room rate: 1,150 baht; 7/1 soi 2, Charoen Prathet Road, tel: (053) 821 011. email: [email protected], website: www.galare.com.
River View Lodge: Retro rooms in spacious building with pool and lovely garden on riverfront. Rates reflect the location rather than comfort of the rooms. Room rate: 1,800-2,800 baht; 25 soi 4, Charoen Prathet Road, tel:(053) 271 109-10, email: [email protected], website: www.riverviewlodgch.com.
Ping Nakara: This hotel is only five minutes walk from the famous night bazaar and features graceful gingerbread architecture and hand-carved fretwork throughout its nineteen rooms. A welcome retreat for the tired traveller. 135/9 Charoenprathet Road, Changklan, tel: (053) 252 999, email: [email protected], website: www.pingnakara.com.
Seven Suns: A friendly and comfortable place, centrally located in the old town with sociable restaurant and nice staff. Room rate: 1,350-1,550 baht; 155 Ratchamanka Road, Prasingh, tel: (053) 814 325, email: [email protected].
Sang Serene House: A lovely low-rise apartment building out in the leafy suburbs near Doi Suithep mountain, especially ideal for long stays. Rooms are new, comfy and tastefully decorated, with apartments also offered at monthly rates, plus a range of facilities. Daily: 600-1,500 baht, weekly: 3,800-8,000 baht, monthly: 7,000-17,000 baht; 146/20 Moo 1 T. Changpuak, Huay Kaew, tel: (053) 892 002, email: [email protected].
Santitham Guesthouse: A nicely appointed, upmarket guesthouse, Northwest of the moat in a nice quiet suburb, but within walking distance of Kad Suan Kaew mall and conveniently located for biking to the Old Town. Offer massage and food. Standard single/twin: 600/750 baht, deluxe single/twin: 1,750/2,000 baht; 61 Santitham Road, Chang Puak, tel: (053) 406 449, mobile: 081 885 1329, 081 020 3108, email: [email protected].
Soho Bar and Guesthouse: A popular gay venue that also has accommodation in a nice relaxed and friendly environment, if you don't mind a lively atmosphere. It's conveniently close to Kad Suan Kaew Mall, near the old town, though on a busy road. Standard rate: 900-1,250 baht, special event: 1,200-1,350 baht; 20/3 Huay Kaew Road, tel: (053) 404 175, mobile: 085 029 8485, (082) 695 9930, email: [email protected], website: www.sohochiangmai.com.


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I just de-friended a few journals, mostly because I don't get on here very often anymore, and when I do "quickly" is the operative word. I'll be friend-locking this entry in a couple of days, so if you haven't seen it by then, no harm done. I hope you continue to have a great time with everything and I'll never forget all the Harry Potter / Doctor Who dorking that it is likely, at some point, we shared.
I just de-friended a few journals, mostly because I don't get on here very often anymore, and when I do "quickly" is the operative word. I'll be friend-locking this entry in a couple of days, so if you haven't seen it by then, no harm done. I hope you continue to have a great time with everything and I'll never forget all the Harry Potter / Doctor Who dorking that it is likely, at some point, we shared.
GOVT2603 - Media Politics
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences - 6 credit points
Domestic Fee: $3,090
International Fee: $3,420
Classes: 1x2hr lecture/week, 1x1hr tutorial/week commencing week 2
Assessment: 2000wd essays (2x45%) and 1x in-class quiz (10%)
This unit is primarily about news, its production, contents and impacts. It will examine the special demands of different news organisations and of reporting different news areas; the news media as an arena in political conflicts and the consequent interests and strategies of various groups in affecting news content; and the impacts of news on political processes and relationships. Our primary focus is on Australia, but there is some comparison with other affluent liberal democracies. The substantive areas the course will focus on include election reporting, scandals and the reporting of war and terrorism.
+ contributes to a govt major, possibly honours
+ relevant to the society in which I live on a large scale. V. useul in understanding the way in which the media manipulates the public during election times and through the media available.
+ I like the way govt is taught
+ means I only have to go Monday/Wednesday, which leaves Tuesday/Thursday/Friday(afternoon) free.
+ very little assessments. Two 2,000 word essays are a cinch, and an in class test? Awesome. That means two spread out essays and an easy test.
- doing too many media subjects? I have to to two next semester, compulsory. Give it a rest?
- Australian studies irk me. But you know, get over it. Learn the secrets of what they're doing. I did, if in the area of government, want to get into international studies though (all the good ones are offered next semester)
- May not relate well with govt subjects in the future.
- only offered in Semester 1 (meaning I definitely have to choose now)
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AMST2601 - American Foundations
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences - 6 credit points
Domestic Fee: $2,790
International Fee: $3,300
Classes: 2x1-hr lectures/week, 1x1-hr tutorial/week
Assessment: 1x1000wd close-reading exercise (15%), 1x2000wd essay (45%), 1x1500wd take-home exam (30%) and tutorial participation (10%)
This unit introduces students to the contradictory richness of 'Americanness' from an interdisciplinary standpoint and prepares them for the Major in American Studies. It is divided into different modules, each addressing a core national myth. We will approach each module from a variety of angles: historiographical, literary and visual, opening lines of interrelation between historical and imaginary forms in the construction and ongoing redefinition of the United States. In 2011 this unit will include a module that involves collaboration with students and staff at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
+ ties in with government/international studies of Aust-US relations, US-world relations
+ the major comprises of a variety of subjects to study, including peace and conflict studies, history, US-related govt subjects and english (US historical/political literature) which could be quite fun, if US relations is what I decide to look at
+ gap year in the US, I would assume (this would take precedence over a French major/French exchange)
+ the myths look like they could be fun
+ solid major set up
+ fun break from french and media and government for at least one semester
- I'm not sure I want to do an american studies major, I got bullied into it a little bit after I suggested it at enrolment
- how useful is it going to be? is it too closed in?
- what relevance does this have to my media degree other than media = medium for expressing opinions learned in this major
- only have to go Monday and Wednesday if I work my timetable right
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If I was to drop French and do both of these, it would mean:
+ I don't have to choose
- (I kind of want to choose)
- wouldn't be learning a language
+ I was sick of reading my french novel by the end
- still kind of loved learning french and what I could do with it.
- wouldn't be able to take the second unit in semester two
+ that space would be open for interesting government and international relations subjects (either US Studies, Peace Conflict, GOVT &c. Another choice would have to be made)
The fact that Danny is maybe learning French and we'll be able to learn/talk/study together is a little comforting, too. Buddy system.
I don't have a huge issue with people I don't know reading my thoughts, but I'd at least like to maintain some sort of connection with the people I do allow insight into what's happening with me. Although it's mainly the same ol' same ol', it's nice to put a userpic to a username, rather than leave myself defenceless to the lurkers.
If you find that you can't see my entries anymore, it's because
- I've neglected to notice a post in which you're like "Hey, don't delete me I'm just changing my name!"
- We don't really talk anymore (even in my head, I'm a bit of a lurker)
- You haven't updated in forever (because I can't invent stuff happening in your life, I can just observe from the sidelines on my iPhone)
Quickly, I am:
Nineteen, twenty this year (!). I live in Sydney, Australia, and I'm pretty happy about that fact. I'm at the University of Sydney, which feeds my not-so-secret nerdy love of sandstone architecture, which might date back to the adolescent Harry Potter obsession that brought me close to a lot of wonderful people around the world. These days I mainly hang out with and keep up with really close friends, quality over quantity. I like to be busy, which isn't hard when I study and train full-time for the heptathlon. I'm making it my plan to wear the Australian colours at least once, if not twice or three times in the next five years. I've got a wonderful boyfriend, a three-cup-a-day addiction to tea (mainly black) and I still live at home. I'm awful at cleaning, and probably wouldn't if it wasn't for the allergy-prone other half. I think it's catching.
I'm the author on elizabethflew, so if you've found me through there, I'm more than happy to add you. Just leave a comment so it doesn't go unnoticed and hopefully, we'll get on in a dandy fashion.
A good day, in short. (La bien jour, en court?)
A picture of the autumn leaves mixed with the sodden union propaganda of the week as I walked down Eastern Avenue to the station. It was so pretty!
Today was all about French. I have my mega-finale French examen a demain, so today was the final day to ask questions before my 9am tute, meaning I had to get up at 6:20 (I could narrate my day right down to the left over beef goulash for breakfast, or the Twix dipped in hot chocolate for lunch, but I'll refrain as of now).
Stupid rain. Sydney winters are rainy. I got off at the station with pretty fluffy hair and then arrivé à l'université soaking wet. It didn't get any better all day, I grew accustomed to my clothing being ten shades darker. Skipped history lecture again, there's seriously no point. Tutorials are just discussions about the answers to questions in the textbook we all bought. All the assessments could be done without once turning up to class - except you have to, 80% of the time. Fail.
In any case, last English lectures and tutorial today! Je suis triste, truly. I'll miss thy class, and that tutor! It feels like the end of high school all over again. Apparently, this is what it's like every three months. Thank god for Danny and Claire who, unexpectedly, despite being in my orientation group didn't end up in my classes.
Alors, nous (deux étudiants et moi) avons étudié français pour quatre heures. Eugh. (I am sorry about the French, I'm just typing this as quickly as possible and I'm still thinking in what comparatively little French I understand. It's probably annoying, but it's definitely a reflection of my state, and sudden understanding of passé composé et l'imparfait. Phew.)
Waited for the security bus & it shut in my face, so I got to walk & talk for quinze minuits with two random girls, one a first year Lib Arts & Sci, the other third year Social Work. Exchanged details, and then I caught the most awesome express train of awesome that ever passed through the station of Redfern.
Hopefully it's not raining when I get home and ma mère faisait les legume pour dîne.
Seriously, my frame of mind is ridiculous right now. Packed train, elbows in people's crotches and an inadvertent viewing of a Touch Of Frost on the man-next-to-me's netbook. I almost wish I could sleep, but alas I am perched in the middle. I massacred my earphones somehow, one of them was just eviscerated of all essential audio bits and then... They just disappeared. Fate is trying to make me study government readings, but I'm cheating because, in studying French, I saved battery for the journey. So hah.
Bon soir, mes amies! (Because you're aaaaaalll girls, except for cardiffwizard, but he's sporadically present, so I'm not changing it to amis >.>
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I thought I would just post some pictures I took when I went into a random toilet. I know, a little icky, but funny all the same:
They walk around without shoes on and play hacky-sac on the sunken lawns. They live in the local hipster area and live off ramen as a result.
( More Harry Potter specific ones under le cut.Collapse )
And now on to my description for French. Is anyone able to help me check the fluency of my scenarios? Hopefully I can post them tonight. Ahhh le orale examen dans deux semaines!
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I often look at myself in the reflection on the train. There's no one next to me, I clutch my phone or loosley hold my book. More often than not I'm relaxed in my seat, my shoulders forward. My hair falls over my cheekbones and lies on my back, my neck bent in concentration beneath the mane of strawberry blonde.
I can see the world passing by in the dark, lights and company logos, familiar sights. There's a funny panic, sometimes, when I'm happily absorbed in my book or notes, and the geography warns me of the end of the journey.
But sometimes, I'm just glad to be at home and about to engross myself in The Doctor.
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After waking up with an MSG headache after ANZAC day, I vowed together back on track after my week and a bit of bludgibg after nationals. Zsuzsa has this penchant for us eating raw foods, which goes down well with me - I just need to remember to take them to uni and stay away from my wallet. I failed on that respect today (such tasty looking spinach tortellini!) but did eat my capsiacum.. In government.
( This pepper has more spark than my lecturer.Collapse )
Just 20 minutes left, and then I get to go to a VIP function with The Biggest Loser trainer Michelle Bridges & the ed of Women's Health. Just 20 minutes. Oh! Ad 35% off spending spree at Adidas. WIN.
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So in gymnastics...
Sorry about the crotch shot!
I'm sitting at the station on the way home & they're bleeding. Nice. Whack a tea bag on it!
Ooh, and, I had lunch with Clancy today! Rather, he ate and I drank water because I was full - I hope that wasn't too "zomg must be skinny!" ah well. Love me for who I am!
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