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5 out of 5 stars Eyelid Surgery
I Can See Again! - Cedar Park, TX
After I met him I never had any worries.
5 out of 5 stars Facelift
60 Years Old with Spare Skin the Grandkids Love to Play with !! - Austin, TX
Wonderful caring gentle man. So pleasant an professional. I couldn't have asked for a better surgeon
5 out of 5 stars Fat Transfer
Full Facial Fat Transfer Plus TCA Peel
Dr. Nakra has an eye for detail, precision and aesthetics. He is mild-mannered and kind. I really wanted a kind surgeon as this type of procedure can be scary and emotional. He gives a natural beautiful result. The office staff were also very helpful and kind. Everyone seems happy at the office, which is a good sign. :-) I recommend him for facial fat transfer, especially if you are wanting treatment around the eyes.
5 out of 5 stars Septoplasty
Rhinoplasty and Septoplasty on 3-times Broken Nose; 22 Years Old Guy - Austin, TX
5 out of 5 stars Eyelid Surgery
Eyelid Surgery - Austin, TX
Dr. Nakra is very detailed throughout the treatment process. I am 66 years old and have an extensive medical history. Dr. Nakra stands out as one of the finest physicians I have ever encountered.
5 out of 5 stars Eye Bags Treatment
Tear Trough ImPlant Removal & Laser Resurfacing - Austin, TX
I was reluctant to go through another surgery after my previous experience; but from the very first meeting Dr. Nakra earned my trust. He was refreshingly attentive (a great listener), sympathetic, extremely detailed and provided me with a comprehensive plan. Dr. Nakra is an extraordinary plastic surgeon/person and would highly recommend.
5 out of 5 stars Restylane
"54 Year-old Desiring to Improve the Signs of Aging Skin - Austin, TX
Dr. Nakra is a highly skilled oculoplastic surgeon in whom I would highly recommend for any kind of procedure like fillers or plastic surgery. There was very little discomfort during my procedure and Dr. Nakra was reassuring throughout the process. I was extremely pleased with my results. The outcome was very natural looking and I was happy with my " new look". I would definitely repeat this procedure again!
5 out of 5 stars Eyelid Retraction Repair
Repair of Disfiguring Eyelid Retraction Resulting from Grave's Disease. Austin, TX
5 out of 5 stars Lower Face Lift
52 Years Young - Austin, TX
Dr. Nakra's comprehensive treatment plan covered what to expect before, during and after my surgery. The surgery staff was the best! You knew that you were in good hands, which is comforting before any procedure. I slept through the whole thing and awoke in the recovery room. Dr. Nakra checked- in on me later that day and also made himself available by cell if I had any concerns. This being that it dealt with my face, I did have a few questions during the healing process. He was supportive and helped me to remain positive through-out the whole procedure. Would I recommend him to family and friends? An absolute YES!
5 out of 5 stars Eyelid Surgery
52 Years Old with Sagging Eyes - Austin, TX
Dr. Nakra and his staff were wonderful - very professional and courteous. He didn't try to oversell me on procedures, and wanted to make sure I was comfortable every step of the way. I highly recommend him.
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Description: Tiffany & Co. Elsa Peretti Sterling Silver Tear Drop Bypass Open Bangle Bracelet This is a lovely authentic bangle from Tiffany & Co. by designer Elsa Peretti from her Tear Drop collection. It is well crafted in solid sterling silver with a fine polished finish and is in the design of two tear drops at the end of a 2mm thick wire bangle, the tear drops bypass each other with open front to allow for easy access round the hand. The piece is fully signed with the designers name and metal content. Material: sterling silver Hallmark: Tiffany & Co. Peretti 925 Spain Measurements: 6.5" with opening Front: 21mm across x 8mm wide x 7mm high Weight: 8.6 grams
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|Small onions
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|Garlic/1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
|1⁄4 Clove (1.25 gm), crushed
|Dry white wine/1 tablespoon lemon juice plus 1/3 cup chicken broth
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped parsley
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|Cooked vermicelli/Noodles
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Use It Cold)
|Parmesan cheese
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Wipe calves' liver and remove any skin from the edges.
Dust lightly with seasoning salt and flour.
Cut into 1 x 2-inch strips.
Heat the butter and swirl in the pan.
When bubbly add the onion and stir-fry until transparent.
Push to the side of the pan and add the liver.
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Gash one piece to the centre and when pinkness disappears remove liver and keep hot.
Add garlic, wine and parsley to the pan.
Stir quickly until mixture boils.
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Calories 1593 Calories from Fat 664
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 70 g107%
Saturated Fat 33 g165%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1641.6 mg547.2%
Sodium 1736.8 mg72.4%
Total Carbohydrates 83 g27.7%
Dietary Fiber 3.6 g14.5%
Sugars 6.1 g
Protein 129 g257.1%
Vitamin A 3581.9% Vitamin C 68.9%
Calcium 78.6% Iron 182.3%
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Shonn Greene might be gone to the NFL, but Iowa football is definitely back.
After three middling seasons, Iowa has restored its place among the Big Ten's elite by winning six of its final seven games to close the season. The Hawkeyes (9-4) took care of business today in the Outback Bowl, stomping a bad South Carolina team 31-10 to give the Big Ten its first bowl victory of the season.
These two teams entered the game going in opposite directions, and Iowa did what it was supposed to do: Pound away with Greene and force mistakes from a shaky Gamecocks offense. If this was Greene's final collegiate game -- and from what I've heard, it will be -- the burly junior went out with a trademark performance, rushing for 121 yards and three touchdowns on 29 carries.
Looking back at recent seasons, there certainly were flashier backs or ones with better numbers, but I can't remember a guy coming off a season away from football to completely dominate his position the way Greene did this fall. He was truly a joy to watch.
Things came together perfectly for Iowa, which started the season 3-3 and turned up the heat on head coach Kirk Ferentz and his coordinators. The Hawkeyes notched a program-changing upset of Penn State on Nov. 8, crushed archrival Minnesota, 55-0, and leapfrogged Northwestern for the Outback Bowl. Honestly, it would have been nice to see the white-hot Hawkeyes face a more formidable opponent. South Carolina was in a giving mood today, committing five turnovers and 10 penalties in an unsightly loss.
Iowa's defense forces a ton of turnovers, and South Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia played right into the Hawkeyes' hands with three interceptions. I'm continually impressed with the development of Iowa's underclassmen on defense, particularly Tyler Sash, Pat Angerer, Amari Spievey and Jeremiha Hunter, who laid a filthy hit on a South Carolina ball carrier early in the second half.
Greene would certainly be a big loss, but freshman Jewel Hampton looks more than capable of stepping up as the starter in 2009. Hampton isn't afraid of contact, as he showed on a near touchdown run in the third quarter. Though quarterback Ricky Stanzi needs to cut down his interceptions -- his two picks today didn't prove costly -- Iowa's offense should be fine. The defense, meanwhile, will be one of the Big Ten's best if Iowa finds replacement for star defensive tackles Mitch King and Matt Kroul.
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Rubik's Cube Is a Hand-Sized Illustration of Intelligent Design
For those who have not made it a favorite pastime, solving a Rubik's Cube just adds unneeded stress to life. It's frustrating to twist and turn those colors, getting some to match but finding out your last move un-matched colors you had previously matched. Then to find some kid on TV doing it in seconds is enough to send you outside screaming. The world record is now 4.904 seconds by Lucas Etter, a teenager in Maryland, who set the record on November 24.
The cube has over 43 quintillion possible color combinations, mathematicians Tomas Rokiki and Morley Davidson tell us, but only one solution. For those who have screamed enough at these dastardly devices, mathematician Geoff Smith has posted the secret at The Conversation: "How to solve a Rubik's cube in 5 seconds." (It's not really fair to divulge this. We're supposed to be smart enough to figure it out on our own. But we've had enough. Help us! What is it?)
So how do the likes of Lucas Etter work out how to solve Rubik's cube so quickly? They could read instructions, but that rather spoils the fun. If you want to work out how to do it yourself, you need to develop cube-solving tools. [Emphasis added.]
Now isn't that helpful. How to open a can? Develop a can-opening tool. Gee, thanks.
In this sense, a tool is a short sequence of turns which results in only a few of the individual squares on the cube's faces changing position. When you have discovered and memorised enough tools, you can execute them one after the other in order as required to return the cube to its pristine, solved condition.
If you think the secret is going to be easy, keep reading. After defining mathematical groups and commutators, Smith takes us into the labyrinth without a string. We expect the Minotaur to arrive any moment.
Think of the overall structure of the different configurations of a Rubik's cube as a labyrinth, which has that many chambers, each of which contains a Rubik's cube in the state which corresponds to that chamber. From each chamber there are 12 doors leading to other chambers, each door corresponding to a quarter turn of one of the six faces of a cube.
"You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike." We gave that game up in 1992.
The type of turn needed to pass through each door is written above it, so you know which door is which. Your job is to navigate your way from a particular chamber to the one where the cube on the table is in perfect condition.
Aaarggh! We knew that! Our job is to solve the cube! We plead for mercy.
The mathematical result in Rokicki and Davidson's paper shows that, no matter where you are in the labyrinth, it's possible to reach the winning chamber by passing through at most 26 doors -- although the route you find using your tools is not likely to be that efficient.
Now we begin to see a glimpse of the light out of the labyrinth. 26 doors? Tough, but accessible. Actually, the mathematicians have updated "God's number" as they call it to 20. We could do that. Not blindfolded, though, like some winners Smith talks about. But there's no way around memorizing a lot of moves.
A Useful Instructional Aid
For those interested in explaining ID to people without a lot of memory work, the Rubik's Cube can be a useful instructional aid. You don't have to master the art of solving it. Save your sanity; just buy two cubes, and don't touch the solved one. Lock it into a plastic case if you have to, so that you won't have to try all 43 quintillion combinations in front of your audience. Or, rent a kid who can fix it in a few seconds.
Explain that the cube is a search problem. Take the scrambled one, and show how you want to get from that one to the solved one. You need a search algorithm. Which approach is more likely to find the solution -- intelligent causes or unguided causes? The answer is obvious, but go ahead; rub it in. A robot randomly moving the colors around could conceivably hit on the solution by chance in short order with sheer dumb luck (1 chance in 43 x 1018), but even if it did, it would most likely keep rotating the colors right back out of order again, not caring a dime. It would take an intelligent agent to recognize the solution and stop the robot when it gets the solution by chance.
More likely, it would take a long, long time. Trying all 43 x 1018 combinations at 1 per second would take 1.3 trillion years. The robot would have a 50-50 chance of getting the solution in half that time, but it would already vastly exceed the time available (about forty times the age of the universe). If a secular materialist counters that there could be trillions of robots with trillions of cubes working simultaneously throughout the cosmos, ask what the chance is of getting any two winners on the same planet at the same place and time. The one concession blocks the other. And what in the materialist's unguided universe is going to stop any robot when it succeeds? The vast majority will never succeed during the age of the universe.
Now rub it in. It would vastly exceed the age of the known universe for a robot to solve the cube by sheer dumb luck. How fast can an intelligent cause solve it? 4.904 seconds. That's the power of intelligent causes over unguided causes.
Now really, really rub it in. The Rubik's cube is simple compared to a protein. Imagine solving a cube with 20 colors and 100 sides. Then imagine solving hundreds of different such cubes, each with its own solution, simultaneously in the same place at the same time. If the audience doesn't run outside screaming, you didn't speak slowly enough.
See? You didn't even need to solve it yourself to make a powerful, visual statement.


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2. In fact, anything involving a drill.
Even if he wasn't always taking it very seriously.
3. Fixing any kind of car-related problem.
There was a time when men would crease up with laughter at the thought of taking a car to a garage, and would instead fix whatever the problem was them themselves. Now we take cars to garages to fix the fluffy dice.
4. Skimming stones so they bounce more than twice on the water.
"It's all in the wrist, son."
5. Fixing bikes.
6. Fixing toilets.
Where do dads learn this stuff?
7. Inhabiting a shed / garage and filling it with "dad stuff".
8. Sleeping on the sofa.
9. Shouting at the TV.
10. Re-wiring a plug.
11. Parking. This is you:
This is your dad.
12. Haggling in shops.
It never ceases to amaze me how often this works.
13. Telling dad jokes.
Via TheThspian13 on Reddit and Dads On Vacation.
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I own two cats, Hrothgar and Louie. Louie is the larger of the two and a great mouser. Hunting in the mountains where I live, he's always leaving offerings at the door, mostly field mice but occasionally bats and birds.
I've observed that before he pounces on his prey, he hikes his hind corners and wiggles his butt. One day, I watched as Louie eyed a buck grazing in the brush. "Go for it, Louie," I thought to myself. It was then that I understood Louie believes he is a full-size predator, a tiger of the mountains.
Occasionally, he snaps at me (he spooks easily–loud noises, sudden movements, etc.). I bat him on the head, and he goes back to being a cat. If Louie were a full size tiger I'd be in trouble. Fortunately, he's a 12 pound fur ball.
The same can't be said about a 100 pound hound. Recently, a twelve-year-old boy was mauled to death by a pit bull. The boy's mother feared the animal might be dangerous and put the boy in the basement. Her son got out was mauled to death by the dog. Mom called the animal a murderer.
I call the "murderer" an animal.
Animals bite, scratch, pounce, chew and kill. It's natural and it's something we should accept.
On talk radio the other day, Uncle Matty (http://unclematty.com), an animal trainer, gave dog owners advice on how to care for their mutts. Several people called in saying their that dog barks at the kids, that Fido nips at strangers legs, that man's best friend bites people on the face. These owners are crazy if they don't understand that their animals are dangerous.
Please read life's little warning: animals are dangerous, so treat them as such.
Maureen Faibish, the woman whose son was mauled to death, suffered a great loss, but she was responsible for her son's welfare, not the animal. The same goes for any owner on a dog or cat, or ferret or rabbit or bird or snake. No matter what you think of your pet–"a member of the family" or "one of the children"–it's an animal. Treat it like one.
If your dog bites, get rid of it or else take the necessary precautions to keep the animal from harming people. You're responsible for the pet's actions, not the pet, and it can be trained (certain animals will take more training than others; other types of animals potentially can't be trained, like tigers–and, yes, people keep those as pets!).
My second cousin, an elderly woman was recently bitten and knocked down by a beagle. I don't know all the facts surrounding the case, but it's quite a serious affair. Pit bulls are not the only animals that can hurt people. What surprises me is how many people are ignorant of their animal's capabilities. That ignorance is plain unacceptable.
How many owners take time to train their animals? It's remarkable how a well-trained animal responds to people and to situations. Police horses are trained to withstand the stress of rioting crowds. Seeing eye dogs are trained to help guide their owners through life's obstacles. But many people spend too little time with their animals.
They haven't read up on the subject. They haven't considered the long-term responsibilities. They don't provide enough space for their animals to roam. They don't observe their animal's characteristics.
I had a neighbor whose dog barked endlessly for hours each time the owner was away. The owner didn't know what to do. I suggested the animal not be left alone or that someone come by periodically to keep the dog company, relating that once when I came by at three in the morning the dog quieted down after I spoke with it for a few minutes (really, it is amazing what a little company does for an animal). Since that conversation, the dog really doesn't bark much, and I'm guessing it's not left alone as often.
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Overall, trends in dental coverage show little change from 1996 to 2010--around 62 percent of individuals had coverage. The percentage of the population with private dental coverage decreased from 53 to 50 percent. Dental coverage through Medicaid or the State Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which was established in 1997, rose from 9 to 13 percent. The increase was due primarily to an...
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Hospital emergency departments are a major part of the nation's health care safety net. Emergency departments report being under increasing pressure, with the number of visits nationwide increasing from an estimated 95 million in 1997 to an estimated 108 million in 2000. GAO was asked to provide information on emergency department crowding, including the extent hospitals located in metropolitan ar...
Welfare Reform: Former TANF Recipients with Impairments Less Likely to Be Employed and More Likely to Receive Federal Supports
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Child Care: States Exercise Flexibility in Setting Reimbursement Rates and Providing Access for Low-Income Children
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Federal welfare legislation passed in 1996 placed a greater emphasis on helping low-income families end dependence on government benefits by promoting job preparation and work. To reach this goal, the legislation gave states greater flexibility to design programs that use federal funds to subsidize child care for low-income families. Under the Child Care and Development Fund, this flexibility incl...
Welfare Reform: Outcomes for TANF Recipients with Impairments
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The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 created the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) block grants to states, which emphasizes work and responsibility over dependence on government benefits. GAO found that impairments are common among TANF recipients and their children, with 44 percent of TANF recipients reporting that they or their children had imp...
Welfare Reform: More Coordinated Federal Effort Could Help States and Localities Move TANF Recipients With Impairments Toward Employment
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Dirty Projectors captivate at the Glass HouseSeptember 25th, 2010, 10:11 am by DAVID HALL, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
Occasionally a band performs a song that requires utter silence, and often (unfortunately) there's at least one dissenting jabberjaw that mars the moment's entire emotional aura. Even during some of the most serene Thom-on-piano moments of Radiohead's über-intimate gig at the Music Box in January, one could still hear a sharp "shhhh!" every now and then directed at such disruptive chatterboxes.
By comparison, then, it was profoundly impressive that the audience for the far less esteemed Dirty Projectors required no such reprimands during the band's most hushed moments at the Glass House Thursday night. (The group undoubtedly entertained a fuller house at the Wiltern on Friday.) No one dared speak, let alone move, as the warmth-imbuing melodies of Amber Coffman and the soft flutterings of frontman Dave Longstreth's calculated acoustic picking, on the calming ballad "Two Doves," washed over and entranced the crowd like a wave of paralyzing peacefulness.
Such a high level of respect and admiration -- which grew into unabashed, off-kilter dancing and swaying during more exhilarating tracks like "Temecula Sunrise," "Remade Horizon" and the expertly executed cover of Bob Dylan's "As I Went Out One Morning" -- was a testament to the Projectors' distinct ability to produce a live experience that becomes an emotional give-and-take between the musicians and their fans, resulting from the band's often jarring yet always compelling experimental soundscapes.
During two early-set selections, "Beautiful Mother" and "No Embrace" -- both from the band's digital-only EP from June, Mount Wittenberg Orca (recorded with Björk), the gospel-tinged three-part harmonies of vocalists Coffman (above left), Angel Deradoorian and Haley Dekle (above right) intertwined flawlessly, like finely layered samples straight from a DJ's mixer. Over the thumping stand-up bass lines of Nat Baldwin and the crash-heavy polyrhythms of drummer Brian McOmber, the songs were filled with shouts and wails of unbridled joy, translating into wide grins on the musicians' faces as vocal pitches rose higher and higher.
While the choice for main-set closer, the keyboard-driven "Useful Chamber," wasn't one of the band's most driving or dance-worthy tunes, the song's waywardness seemed to matter very little to Thursday's gaggle of earnestly enthralled, wide-eyed fans. Looking around, one got the impression that nearly all these people were as much interested in the way the music was being created as in its varying tones; I'm willing to bet many were musicians themselves, keenly aware of the masterful balance of skill and gut instinct that goes into the Projectors' every composition.> Read the rest of this entry »


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About Bukhara Indian Bistro
Minnetonka, MN 55391
Before the British occupation of South Asia, the predominant force that ruled a majority of the continent was the Mughal empire, which originated in Ferghana (modern day Uzbekistan).
The cultural and religious capital of this empire lay in Bukhara due to the established silk trade routes from the Far East to the Mediterranean. This Indo-Islamic power had control over most of Asia and the city of Bukhara was the melting pot for all these cultures and their cuisines. As this great power vanished, so did much of its culinary inventions, but some aspects of this style survived in Northern India which have since come to be known as 'Mughlai Khanna' (food of the Mughals).
Today we carry this ancient tradition of culinary excellence at Bukhara Indian Bistro under the supervision of the first chef to bring North Indian food to Minneapolis and of one of the best North Indian culinary arts master in the Midwest Chef Joginder Cheema.
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
Hours of Operation:
Daily: 11:00am - 2:30pm
Daily: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Cross Street:
Highway 394 frontage road.
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
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AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(952) 476-7997
Executive Chef:
Chef Joginder Cheema
Beer, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Bukhara Indian Bistro Ratings and Reviews
I know the food is good, but every time ...
I know the food is good, but every time I eat there, I underestimate how good it is and walk away with my expectations exceeded. The food is fantastic and the service is always pleasant. I think this may be the best value in town for any cuisine.
I bought a couple of work colleagues her ...
I bought a couple of work colleagues here for dinner. Everything from the lamb to the chicken kashmiri was tasty. We started with samosas followed by dinner accompanied by lots of Naan garlic bread. Don't forget to wash it down with a nice cold Kingfisher beer!
We love Bukhara we've been there many ti ...
We love Bukhara we've been there many times. The food is excellent, service fabulous and the value is superb. This restaurant has kind of a funky location so I don't think they get as much business as they could if they were in a different location. I say don't miss this fabulous GEM!
This was our first time eating at an Ind ...
This was our first time eating at an Indian restaurant and the food was excellent. Many good selections which made it difficult to decide. The garlic naan as an appetizer was exceptional. We got two orders of it. We will definitely be returning.
Best (and only) in the area
There aren't a lot of options for Indian food in the western suburbs so I'm very pleased that Bukhara has stayed around. Their food is good and their service is excellent, but it's certainly not an elegant spot. But the price is right and you can get you fix without going all the way into Minneapolis.
It's hard to find a consistently good Indian restaurant in the Twin Cities. I've tried them all and changing chefs turns exciting food quickly into so so offerings or dumbing down for the Midwest palate are often the reasons. Bukhara's food, while, thankfully, uses good ingredients, has no taste, no complicated spicy levels of flavor that great Indian food is famous for. It's bland bland bland and all the dishes taste the same-same spices for chicken, lamb and dal. I will keep trying MN Indian offerings, but in the meantime return to cooking myself out of the wonderful cookbook, 660 Curries. (Pleasant atmosphere and solicitous staff, but why go back for inauthentic food!)
Love it!
Every time we return to Bukhara we wonder why we don't come more often. The food has never failed us and we love the ambiance. Very authentic. Prices are reasonable and plenty of selections to keep us coming back! Bukhara, this time I promise to not wait so long to return. Highly recommend!!
First time eating Indian cuisine. YUM!
It was my first time eating Indian cuisine. If a client hadn't requested I take her there, I likely would never have tried it. I am also a bit weirded out by buffets, but thought it might be my best bet in dipping my toe in the water. As you can imagine, I was apprehensive, but so pleasantly surprised! REALLY DELICIOUS! Nice quiet atmosphere and clean.
Refused our LivingSocial Deal
We had our voucher on cel app for redemption. All they need to do just touch it to validate. Manager was furious about the deal discount and declined our voucher saying that it's been used but without the evidence. We therefore requested the refund from LivingSocial with confirmation shown below.
Don't understand why the restaurant participated the program but wouldn't like customers to use the deal.........
No need to bother eating there in the future.
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Choice of Any Two Glasses of Wine, Beer, and Soda, One Shared Appetizer, One Order of Nann, and Any Two Entree's
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Great birthday with our family
My wife and I shared a very nice brunch with our two adult children. Since my wife has a hearing challenge, we were pleased that a seat near the front of the dining room was made available.
The food was very delicious, the quiche was spectacular.........very buttery and creamy.
Worth the drive
Bukhara Indian Bistro is a real treat in Minnesota. After getting spoiled on great Indian food in the San Francisco Bay area, we searched far and wide in Minnesota to find comparable quality. My wife and I both love Bukhara and are happy to see them busy. Service was prompt, but the real reason we visit is for the outstanding food. All of our meals there have been great to outstanding.
Lunch Buffet
Went here on a referral from a co-worker, said they have a great lunch buffet. They were right on. I have never Indian food and although it was a bit different for me, I thought it was very tasty. Not as spicy as I was expecting which was disappointing but they did have a very good hot sauce on the buffet. It is off the beaten path and I have always wondered how this place could survive in it's location but there are always several cars in the parking lot when I go by. I'm glad I finally stopped, I would go back.
We live this place!
Bukhara is one of our staple restaurants we visit often during the week. I'll also go occasionally for the lunch buffet any chance I get. The food is always consistently delicious for dinner. We are always greeted kindly, the staff is very nice and accommodating (we have a 3 year old) and even playful with our daughter.
The lunch buffet has a very exciting selection for which you are never disappointed.
In addition; good food for a good value.
Hands down, this is a great place to eat.
The ambiance is also nice.
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Unexpected owner found she has appetite for cafe business
After Georgia Kelley moved to Orange County from Connecticut, her husband, an airline pilot, arrived home one day in 1990 with a surprise – they now owned a restaurant in San Juan Capistrano.
The couple took over Mollies Famous Cafe, a breakfast, lunch and dinner place popular among locals. Her husband's interest soon faded, but hers didn't. Kelley continued on and now can be found there every day, whether in her tiny office or in the dining room or kitchen.
"We have one couple that come in three times a day," said Kelley, a Dana Point resident. "They'll get something different off the menu, but they're here every day. She told me basically that she doesn't have to cook, so why should she? We are happy to serve them three times a day!"
Kelley says she has a lot of phone numbers stored away so she can keep tabs on her customers' well-being. "If somebody doesn't come in, we call them and then we call their kids or we go over and check up on them," she said.
Recently a longtime customer died. Kelley recalled that he had been living on his boat in Dana Point Harbor when, at age 87, he became a little wobbly. His family placed him in a nursing home. "He didn't like the food," Kelley said. "We took him some meals a couple of times. … When he started coming in regularly again, we knew he had escaped to his boat. But then he'd be back to another home."
Finally, Kelley said, the family made an arrangement in which he would live on his boat with a caretaker. "He had the only boat in the harbor with a caretaker aboard and a wheelchair parked outside on the dock," Kelley said.
Kelley said she uses a computer to track what sells best at her cafe – what customers like the most. Changes don't necessarily come quickly, but recently her musings have brought waffles and fried chicken to the menu – on the same plate.
She also has a pork-chop sandwich with coleslaw and a marmalade-infused mayo spread.
Kelley says a technician set up three computers at Mollies for sending orders to the kitchen and tracking sales. "I had the bill to pay, but he told me don't bother," she said. "He'd take it out in meals!"
Q. What is the best thing about owning your business?
A. I meet great people every day and I get to make them happy. I really enjoy making Mollies a place for the community to come together. Also, we are a place that when someone loses a partner they can come in here and make new friends, and we get to be a part of that.
Q. What is the most challenging aspect?
A. Keeping it all together all the time – synchronizing and keeping it all rolling so we don't run out of food.
Q. What advice do you have for anyone opening a business?
A. You have to be prepared for anything. When I started with Mollies, it was a functioning business. I took some classes at Saddleback College geared toward business to get a better idea of what to expect. You really have to do whatever you can so you are prepared. If you are going to sell pencils, you have to know everything about pencils.
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Agora, which translates to "a gathering place" in the Aegean Region, is the go to Mediterranean oasis of Washington DC. Executive Chef Ghassan Jarrouj has fused the culinary traditions of the Mediterranean, bringing you eclectic flavors inspired by the cuisines of Turkey, Lebanon and, Greece.
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1527 17th Street NW Washington, DC 20036
Monday – Thursday: 11 am – 11 pm
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Sundays: 11 am – 10 pm
Agora appointed Ghassan Jarrouj as Executive Chef, the new 170-seat Turkish restaurant opening on May 24th at 1527 17th Street, NW. The restaurant serves lunch, dinner and weekend brunch on Saturday and Sunday. The all-small plate menu at Agora include Turkish and Greek flavors. Dishes are priced from $5 to $13 and guests dining at Agora can also anticipate fresh olive oil bottled on Guler's family farm in Foca, Turkey.
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"He (Justice Lodha) is a common man who reached this height with dedication, honesty and hard work. This is a moment of pride for us that a native of Jodhpur has assumed the charge of the CJI," said Kashi Nath Joshi, the senior-most advocate of the Rajasthan high court.
Advocate Joshi, who had shared a long relationship with his father justice Sri Krishna Mal Lodha, recalled an incident where CJI Lodha at a function in Jaipur came down from the dais to honour him. When Joshi wished him with folded hands, Justice Lodha said that the hands of veterans are only meant to bestow blessing to youngsters.
Many members of the judicial society of Jodhpur recalled their memories with Justice Lodha and his family. Justice Lodha, who completed his schooling at Sardar School and studied science and law from Jodhpur University (now named Jai Narayan Vyas University), practiced law mostly at the Jaipur bench of the Rajasthan high court as his father was a judge in the principal bench here.
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According to his relatives, Justice Lodha was known as 'raja sa' (king) in his family. After completing his graduation, he worked for about six months in Kolkata.
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Punter Chris Kluwe has been cut
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#1 May 6, 2013
Punter Chris Kluwe is looking for a team that allows gay orgies in the locker room after the game.
It has nothing to do with anything Chris Kluwe is off the field, the GM said.When were making decisions, were purely making them trying to bring in the best competition possible regardless of position.... This was just another normal personnel move. It had nothing to do with Chris Kluwes off-field concerns, I have no issues if Chris Kluwe wants to express his opinion. Thats his right, thats his freedom of speech. This is just a football decision to bring in a guy to come in to compete.
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#2 May 6, 2013
she and stew can HANG in seattle, what a liberal town indeed.
#3 May 6, 2013
Nice "life" you lead, trashy.
#4 May 6, 2013
Money decision.
The rookie will cost a fraction of Kluwes contract. Good move. Sorry, Warcraft.
#5 May 6, 2013
The rookie is untried, but your "team" is used to losing, right ???
Saint Paul, MN
#6 May 6, 2013
"untried"?? Hardly. Look up this new punter's record while at UCLA, it's better than Klewe's.
Maybe the 49ers will pick him up. Lots of Rump Rangers out there. At least we won't have to see his stupid grin on the news anymore.
#7 May 6, 2013
6'/207 vs 6'4" 215 ???
You DO realize this is the pros, right ???
Hey, if you already bought a stadium, winning isn't important.
#9 May 6, 2013
Thank You God! The Vikings were becoming a pro-fgagget team and you stopped this, no please break both of kluwe's legs in a freak accident like I've prayed for so many times :)
#10 May 6, 2013
Now cut fgagget support Lawrence Jackson
#12 May 6, 2013
Typical leftie, hurt feelings bout your godless swine?
#14 May 6, 2013
Translation- you hate gays, but like to justify YOUR sickness, crapass jr.
#16 May 6, 2013
I always knew you were gay.
#17 May 6, 2013
For anyone who wants to wave the gayness flag, the Vikings did the EXACT same thing last year with our Kicker, Ryan Longwell. Speilman brought in a Rookie, that Rookie went through Rookie Camp, and the Monday following, Longwell was released. That Rookie kicker was none other than Blair Walsh, the BEST kicker in the league last year.
Kluwe was below average, but was getting paid like a top punter, he is 31, and he cost us at least one game last year. A recipe for getting cut.
Posting profanity laced diatribes in online forums doesn't help either, kind of takes away from being a 'team' player. Sheattle likes anything Minnesota, so I look for the seahags to put his mouth and leg back to work.
#18 May 7, 2013
Poor 40 oz,
first your mommy/daddy let you down, now you lost your boi friend...
Since: Feb 08
#19 May 7, 2013
The keepers of gay, of which there are many, will use the rainbow affiliation as the biggest put down they can muster.
Ironic to the point of idiocy
#20 May 7, 2013
Honestly ??? Name changer ?
Poor 40 oz,
first your mommy/daddy let you down, now you lost your boi friend...
Since: Oct 08
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#21 May 7, 2013
Money, Money, and Money, were the 3 reasons Kluwe was let go, period. This team needs to continue to rebuild, each year. QB 2 years ago, Place kicker last year, this year at Punter, next year DT. It is an on going process.
Saint Paul, MN
#22 May 7, 2013
gays love the goat.
now on to polygamy, we want it all!
boy girl animal what ever, we just want to have [email protected] with ( IT )
Saint Paul, MN
#23 May 7, 2013
I can just see Klewe's wifey right now. I'll bet that she is pissed as hell right now. Heck, she might even have to get a JOB, just to pay the property taxes on their home.
I just love how all these media writers are trying to blame the Viking's management for not being "tolerant" of Klewe.
Klewe will NEVER find another job that pays so well for doing so little, but he can always fall back on playing his geetar in front of gays at the gay bars in Minneapolis.
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#24 May 7, 2013
He was cut not for his vocalizing of his personal viewpoints. He was cut because he cost more money than a comparable punter would cost.
It was a good decision on the part of the Vikings management team.
Klewe was a class act with his exit. He said it had been a good ride and he thanks the Vikings and the fans for the 8 year ride that he had.
A little different than a few of the others that exited over the past few years. I wish him well.
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Breakfast really is the most important meal of the day. And the minute Taco Bell realizes all it has to do is add eggs to its inventory, it'll start rolling out "First Meal" and be open 24-hours a day.
You better watch your business model, Waffle House.
But seriously, why can't we have tacos for breakfast? They're easy, delicious, maybe not very portable, but the possibility of a large, shredded lettuce-based car mess never stopped anyone from a drive-through "run for the border."
And a new book called Austin Breakfast Tacos could supply all of the inspiration you need for your very own, homemade "first meal." Texas Monthly has a story on the inspiration for this book, which comments on the popularity of — or maybe infatuation with — tacos.
You wanna know what it was like as a kid eating tacos? If I took tacos to school, everyone would say shame on you. There was a lot of shame eating a taco back then. You had to hide them. You couldn't eat them in front of nobody. And this was among a school that was 80 to 90 percent Anglo and very few Mexicans. So I had to hide my food. But now, 80 to 90 percent of Anglos eat tacos! I would say 80 to 90 percent of my customers are Anglo. And they eat tacos like they've never had anything before in their life! So things have changed. I think to myself, I remember a time when I would get made fun of. And now everybody's eating tacos. It's not just Mexicans anymore.
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