text:
This is a story about a girl named Alex River. And...
Watching The Sky Fall
- by Shaeberloo
- Rating:
- Published: 28 Oct 2012
- Updated: 19 Dec 2012
- Status: In Progress
Sky (Skyler Marie Jade) Absolutly hates One Direction. She thinks they're the most arrogant, annoying, self centerd, cocky, buttwipes ever. However her best friend (Tanisha) doesnt agree with her. She happens to be a full on Directioner. So when Tanishas 19th birthday comes up, her sister buys her two VIP passes and concert tickets to there next concert. Which ment Road trip. And having to watch and meet these doikes. What fun.
Join MovellasFind out what all the buzz is about. Join now to start sharing your creativity and passion
Loading ...


text:
101.86°- color of the day
in collaboration with Laura Lynn Jansen
Selected as a TALENT A LA CARTE during Maison&Object 2015
Puzzling and dazzling, 101,86 ? offers a new way to experience light. Treated with contemporary methods, the material possesses crystalline qualities that one normally only finds under a polarized microscop. The result is a product of wonder with multi-layered colors and a dynamic effect on light.
Almost like an up-scaled laboratory petri dish, this time object shows the research of a natural phenomenon, from mineral to minimal. Each product is composed numerous optical layers composing a unique color patterns. Therefore every piece has a unique pattern and color palette.
Technical data
220V or 110V
12V LED lighting
AA powered Seiko mechanism
Photo & Video: Studio Thomas Vailly
Music: Novembre - Bensound.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
**We are loading products in our store everyday. If you don't see the product you are looking for, please call our sales reps and they will help you! (800) 726-9367**
2014-2017 RAM Promaster 136" Wheel Base
TPO Factory Style Running Boards with Extra Wide Side Entry on Passenger Side Mid Entry Door
Instruction Sheet IN588
For more Ram running boards, we invite you to take the time to browse Owens Products' extensive collection of running boards.


text:
Select a different country:
Bhim to Jaipur AC Bus Tickets Booking
If you could not find the bus city of your choice,
please let us know and we will try to add it to our list.
We might still be able to book the bus ticket(s) of your choice on the phone. Please call us at 1800-102-8747 (Toll Free) to book on the phone.
Book Bhim to jaipur AC Buses
- » Book tickets for all types of buses through MakeMyTrip Online Booking.
- » About 2 Operators have buses running between Bhim and Jaipur.
- » Rishabh Travels-JHAKHAR Operates maximum number of AC Buses between Bhim and jaipur.
- » Bus Types available between Bhim and jaipur are TATA 2X1(40) NAC Seater-Sleeper, TATA 2X1(42) NAC Seater-Sleeper, TATA 2X1(45) NAC Seater-Sleeper, VOL,VOL45; Volvo.
- » Book AC Buses Here.
About Jaipur
To see the real vibration of Rajasthan, Jaipur is a beautiful city which is surrounded by numbers of historical monuments and palaces. This city is located in Rajasthan which was founded by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh. It is known as the pink city and is the capital of Rajasthan. Jaipur is well known as a flourishing tourism industry which is well connected to the major parts of the country. Through its wide network of airways, railways and roads, Jaipur becomes one of the most accessible cities of Rajasthan. Jaipur, capital and a major tourist attraction of Rajasthan, is also known as Pink city. The Inter State Bus Terminus (ISBT) of Jaipur is located at Mansarovar area of the city. From ISBT, Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation (RSRTC) runs buses to other states including Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Himanchal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi, Punjab, and Gujarat. RSRTC, with a fleet of about 5,000 buses, operates AC, non-AC, super deluxe, Volvo, ordinary and express buses. Almost all the towns and cities of Rajasthan are covered by RSRTC apart from important places of other states. It is fairly easy to get to Jaipur from Delhi as there are a lot of buses plying from Dhaula Kuan bus stop of New Delhi. A Volvo from Jaipur to New Delhi would cost around INR550 per person and would leave you at Delhi within five hours. Similarly, if you plan to visit Pilani from Jaipur through AC Goldline bus service, you will have to pay around INR185 while the same trip through Deluxe bus would cost around INR150. However, if you wish to travel by Express bus, it will cost you between INR106 to INR110. RSRTC connects almost all the major places of Rajasthan with Jaipur including Ajmer, Chittorgarh, Sri Ganganagar, and Udaipur. Similarly, a trip to Gwalior from Jaipur would incur a ticket expense of about INR300 for a bus with sleeper coach. Since is a major tourist place, so in order to avoid inconvenience, it is advisable to book your tickets in advance through www.makemytrip.com. The bus service to and from Jaipur is excellent as in addition to government operated buses, private bus operators are also active. As a result, travelers get to experience an outstanding bus traveling experience. The prominent private operators include Kalpana Travels, Rishabh Travels, Chandra Travels, Parshwanath Travel Agency, Sapno ka Rajasthan, Srinath Travel Agency, set Namehi Yatra Company, Royal Express, MJT Travels, Paulo Travels, Sahara Travels, and VRL travels. Kalpana Travels charges about INR350 for a trip to Agra from Jaipur for non-AC bus. Similarly, a journey from Jaipur to Nathdwara would cost you about INR260 for a non-AC bus from Srinath Travel Agency. You have an easy option of booking your travel tickets online by visiting www.makemytrip.com.
Useful Links
- You can check all our offerings for your travel to Jaipur.
About AC
AC bus services are offered by state road transport corporations as well as private bus operators and bus travel companies. Air conditioned buses generated a wave of relief when they were introduced into the passenger road transport industry over two decades ago. Prior to that, passengers had to bear the extreme weather conditions prevalent in the regions that they travelled across. Ever since the introduction of AC bus services, passengers enjoy a pleasant bus ride to their preferred destination, unaffected by weather conditions outside the AC bus. For a comfortable travel experience, AC buses are fitted with upholstered seats that can be reclined. Windows have curtains to block out the sun while some AC buses also play music or movies for entertainment of passengers. AC buses are available on all important road routes, connecting all main cities to major tourist, commercial and religious destinations. AC bus services are available from all major cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Kolkata, Chandigarh, Shimla, Agra, Dehradun and many more. Even smaller towns are connected by inter state AC buses. For the most convenient booking experience, book your AC bus tickets online and enjoy a hassle free experience. Opt from a range of bus operators while you book your AC bus ticket through the online bus ticket booking system. For AC Buses online booking, visit MakeMyTrip.com.
Things To Know About Jaipur
Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan and is a well-connected city with an airport, and a major station of the Indian Railways, along with a variety of bus services (most originating from efficient Sindhi Camp Bus Stand). Tourists can easily visit numerous nearby destinations from Jaipur with the ease of online bus bookings for bus tickets, as well as online rail reservations for trains. Nearby places include: Alwar (143 km), Bharatpur (176 km), Bikaner (354 km), Bundi (192 km), Chittorgarh (318 km), Jodhpur (343 km), Kota (228 km), Mandawa (151 km), Neemrana (155 km), Roopangarh (125 km), Samode (41 km), Sariska (111 km), and Sawai Madhopur (157 km).Jaipur is one of the finest planned cities of Rajasthan which is known for its majestic outlook that attracts large numbers of travelers every year. Hawa Mahal- Palace of the Winds, Galta Monkey Temple, Amber Fort and Palace, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Jantar Mantar Observatory and others are some of the top notch attractions of the city that makes it a wonderful tourist spot.
Book Bhim Jaipur AC Bus Tickets online booking @Rs.100 - use code BUS120 and get 120 Rs OFF at MakeMytrip.com. + AC bus available , + Operators from Bhim to Jaipur. Bus seats are filling up fast..Reserve YOURS Now!


text:
Designing by Drawing: A practical guide to creating usable interactive design
eBook (PDF), 175 Pages
Price: $24.99
This is a book for designers, prospective designers or other usability professionals who find themselves designing interactive systems of any sort. If you are unsure how to proceed with your design work, dread the part of your job where you have to specify designs or just have problems communicating your design with clients or implementation teams, this will provide you with a series of procedures, methodologies and tactics to help. And if you disagree with something, just tell me about it. The book will be regularly updated to stay current, and any useful comments will actually be integrated into the next release of the book. This is the complete, color edition of this book. If you balk at the price and need a print version, there is a black and white edition also.
Available in PDF Format
Ratings & ReviewsLog in to review this item
There are no reviews for the current version of this product
There are no reviews for previous versions of this product
Product Details
- Copyright
- Steven Hoober (Standard Copyright License)
- Edition
- Second Variation - 13 April 2009 (Color version)
- Publisher
- Little Springs Design
- Published
- September 29, 2011
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 175
- File Format
- File Size
- Product ID
- 17422533
Formats for this Ebook
|Required Software
|Any PDF Reader, Apple Preview
|Supported Devices
|Windows PC/PocketPC, Mac OS, Linux OS, Apple iPhone/iPod Touch... (See More)
|# of Devices
|Flowing Text / Pages
|Learn more about ebook formats and e-readers
Your notification has been sent
Lulu Staff has been notified of a possible violation of the terms of our Membership Agreement. Our agents will determine if the content reported is inappropriate or not based on the guidelines provided and will then take action where needed.
Thank you for notifying us. We will email you with the results and/or actions taken as a result of the investigation if you chose to receive confirmation.
We were unable to complete your request.
We were unable to complete your request.
- design ,
- interaction ,
- interface ,
- specification ,
- presentation ,
- project ,
- product ,
- team ,
- development ,
- drawing ,
- features ,
- patterns ,
- templates ,
- grids ,
- style ,
- profiles ,
- personas ,
- user-centered ,
- ucd ,
- uxd
Listed In
More From
Star Manuals Color PB Paperback:
Designing by Drawing: A... Paperback:
Designing by Drawing: A... Paperback:
Age Verification
The page you are attempting to access contains content that is not intended for underage readers.
Please verify your birth date to continue.


text:
A piece of music is attributed to "Anon" if we do not know who wrote it. There are several ways this can happen.
Some music, particularly folk songs, have been handed down for centuries without being written down. Presumably someone composed them, but by the time people like Bartók, Vaughan Williams and Percy Grainger went around collecting folk songs, many attributed the tunes as "traditional". Thanks to the "Chinese Whispers" effect of passing on a tune by ear, the music had been shaped and changed with the times.
There are also written pieces that are difficult to identify. Before photocopiers existed, most music was copied by hand, making the age of the paper and handwriting not reliable indicators of age or provenance. If the title page gets lost, we can only listen to the music to see if the style is familiar. If the work is by somebody obscure, or if it isn't a good example of their work, it becomes more difficult to identify.
Copyright violation was abundant in the classical period, with many copying pieces and pretending that they had written them, or producing forgeries of the works of famous composers. As with paintings, once a piece has been identified as a fake, it can be virtually impossible to work out the composer.
There is a lot of debate about certain "anonymous" works. There are claims that "Greensleeves" was written by King Henry VIII although, having listened to some of the other things attributed to him, this seems rather unlikely. One must use a good sense of judgment and have a good musical ear to properly attribute these anonymous works to a particular composer.
Related: folk TraditionalShow more
Top Albums
1. Cantigas de Santa Maria
2. Istanpitta (Estampies)
3. Airs and Dances of Renaissance Scotland
4. Lauds for the Feast of St Columba
5. Estampie reale


text:
I received a used , 2 cav., Lee 105 gr. SWC from a friend here on the board yesterday.
A nice mold, when I attempted to cast with it this morning, the two bullets didn't want to drop & release from the mold very well . I took a super sharp exacto knife and cleaned up the edges of both cavities. I thought that would " do the trick", not so , still no joy........! The mold continued to be very stubborn about releasing the bullets from the cavities. The old routine of tap-tap-tap on the hinge bolt to get the bullets to release.
So I thought.....Time to spin a bullet in the cavities. PRESTO ! ! !, that made all the difference. The bullets jump out of the cavities now.
If you have a Lee mold ( or for that matter any other mold ) that is stubborn about releasing it's bullets, I highly recommend this process.
Here is my abrasive compound :
Here is the coated bullet after it has been spun in the mold cavities :
I used my cordless drill on slow speed :
Once the cavities were smooth, the mold really began to produce some very nice bullets , I cast these in a fairly short period of time. The way the mold cavities were sticking prior to the Lee Lementing process, this would have been near impossible :
Bullets are very round and you can see what they mike. I can use these in 38 Spec., 357 Mag., and size them down a little more and use them in the 9 mm Luger also :


text:
Medecins du Monde, a Paris-based humanitarian agency, is set to establish three clinics in the East End over the next two years.
The scheme follows two years of assessments and will rely on volunteer nurses and doctors - many from the NHS.
The first clinic opens this summer focusing on helping vunerable migrants.
It will be followed by two more in 2006 and early 2007.
Karen McColl, director of the London arm of the charity, said: "Providing healthcare to marginalised people in developed countries, as well as developing counties, is an integral part of the humanitarian work of the MdM network.
"The overall aim of the project is to improve access to mainstream health services, including the NHS for vunerable groups of people."
Carolyn Regan, from the North East London Strategic Health Authority, which covers much of the East End, said they would be happy to talk to Medecin du Monde about their plans.
She said: "One of the central things we already do, very successfully, is to invest a lot of effort and time into providing health services for precisely these groups.
A spokeswoman for the NHS said they too already worked to reach vunerable people and had identified 88 spearhead Primary Care Trusts in some of the most deprivied areas of the country. Tower Hamlets has been listed as a spearhead Primary Care Trust.
The Healthcare Commission, which registers and inspects new helthcare services, has already approved the first phase of the scheme.
If it's successful, it could be expanded to other British towns and cities.


text:
Los Angeles Food Photographer Vanessa Stump
Her fresh and colorful photographs have featured celebrities like Wolfgang Puck and have graced the pages of Clean Eats Cookbook (NY Times Best Seller), Master Chef Cookbook (Season 1), Westways Magazine, Endless Vacation, Delta Sky, Good Magazine, Sunset,Wine Spectator, Guideposts, IBM Magazine, Riviera Magazine, Apartment Therapy, Pastry and Baking, and many other widely distributed food publications.
Vanessa has also worked with AAA, Veggie Grill, Gavina Gourmet Coffee, Lemonade, La Victoria, M&C Saatchi Agency Inc, Riester, Pinkberry, Ono Hawaiian BBQ, Bull Grills, Voskos Greek Yogurt, Farmer John, Beringer Vineyards, Guittard Chocolate Company, Fruute, San Sai Sushi, Rice Garden, Avery Dennison, Pergo Floors, Patina Restaurant Group, Blue Plate, Post & Beam, Café Pierre, Tops, Tender Greens, Gus's BBQ, Tender Greens, James Republic, Residence Inn by Marriott, Mariott and dozens of other distinguished corporate clients to provide the stunning photography they need to market their products and services. She is often praised for being easy to work with and having a unique photographic style that is bright, inviting, and fun. The close working relationship with each of her clients is what Vanessa likes most about working on these types of projects. She explains, "My proudest personal achievement is being able to support myself with a profession I enjoy. The best feeling is when I have clients that love and appreciate what I do and make me feel like I am part of their team working together to create something great that increases sales and improves the bottom line."
Vanessa's love for photography dates back to the sixth grade when she was given her first camera by her father. Her passion for photography continued to grow with her photographic education but it always remained a cherished hobby while she pursued other studies. It wasn't until Vanessa was sitting in a cubicle that she realized the importance of photography in her life and returned to school, following her dreams of becoming a professional food photographer. She has never looked back!
Like a true California girl, Vanessa loves new adventures and being outdoors. When she's not taking beautiful photographs, you can find her cooking, collecting props for shoots, traveling, swimming, and learning how to sail. Vanessa is also an avid reader, never missing an opportunity to pick up a good book. In fact, it's likely that these many hobbies are used to draw the creativity and positivity that pervades her work.
Vanessa Stump is a member of the American Photographic Artists (APA), International Association of Culinary Professional (IACP), Wedding and Portrait Photographers International (WPPI), Canon Professional Services (CPS) and Editorial Photographers (EP) associations.
Listen to Vanessa
Check out this recent Soundcloud interview if you'd like to hear Vanessa speak about her life and her photography.
Get In Touch
If you have a food photography project, then look no further than Vanessa Stump. She will "find the yummy" in your savories or sweets. Give her a call today!
Vanessa Stump, Food Photographer - 600 Moulton Ave, No. 404, Los Angeles, CA 90031 - (323) 254-0704 - firstname.lastname@example.com - Privacy Policy - Terms of Use


text:
Making someone's day has never been so easy. We provide, well, fresh flowers for everyone! Easily order superb flowers online in a large variety of styles, colours and prices for everyone. Whether you wish to send flowers for Valentines Day, Mothers Day flowers or send them in sympathy, joy, love or as a simple thank-you, our talented florists have designed a large range of divine flower arrangements and bouquets using the most gorgeous seasonal blooms.
Unlike many other 'faceless' online florist chains, Flowers for Everyone own 'bricks and mortar' florist shops sprinkled throughout Sydney and Melbourne CBDs. This means we have greater overall quality control in these areas. The Flowers for Everyone florist team personally execute all our phone and online flower arrangements and bouquets, ensuring the freshest product and timely delivery.
For deliveries outside of Sydney and Melbourne, Flowers for Everyone use specially selected, highly reputable local florists to fulfil our client's flower arrangements. Send flowers via Flowers for Everyone's network and you are guaranteed excellence in florists and service.
Have a question or would prefer to discuss your flower arrangement with one of our florist consultants? Arranging a flower delivery to a lover, relative, friend or client is an exciting and personal experience. If you need to talk through your order with a florist rather than order flowers online, simply call our toll free number on 1800 66 66 46.
Flowers for Everyone guarantee same day delivery Australia wide if you order flowers before 1pm (AEST). Send flowers the easy way, with Flowers for Everyone! Check out our city specific delivery pages for Sydney , Flower Delivery Melbourne , Flower Delivery Brisbane , Flower Delivery Perth and Flower Delivery Adelaide.
Looking for something different or a gift to accompany one of our flower arrangements? Flowers for Everyone also designs hampers for everyone! We offer a complete range of online gift hampers from gourmet baskets ideal for corporate gifts to newborn baby hampers delivered to hospital or home.
Why not order one of our gift wrapped plants online? Perfect as a corporate gift or for a hospital room, a beautiful plant provides value for money and weeks (or months) of enjoyment.
Our delivery times differ depending on whether it is a weekday, weekend, or public holiday.
Register as a Flowers Fan & start saving! Receive 10% off online purchases as well as fortnightly updates on seasonal promotions, specials & competitions.
Do you love flowers and gardening? Our beautiful blog is updated weekly with interesting flower trivia, gardening tips, craft ideas, competitions and creative inspiration.


text:
Rinde Eckert is a Grammy Award Winner and Pulitzer Prize Finalist.
Ravenshead (1998)
Sandhills Reunion (2004)
Lonely Motel -Grammy Award Winner (2011)
Big Farm (2013)
Ravenshead (1998)
Sandhills Reunion (2004)
Lonely Motel -Grammy Award Winner (2011)
Big Farm (2013)
Alexandra Sopp - Flute
Mary Jo Stilp - Violin
Kiku Enomoto - Violin
Christiana Liberis - Viola
Rubin Kodheli - Cello
produced by Lawson White
This work made possible [in part] by the Doris Duke Performing Artist Awards Program and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
Rinde Eckert, Mark Haanstra, Steven Mackey and Jason Treuting. The Band answers a call to each of these musicians to a place where the rules normative to the hard genres of music are set aside, making it possible for the group to express the eclecticism of tis members. It is a place where serious counterpoint can meet burlesque, earnestness meet abandon; a place where they can kick it or take it to tea, reflect, attack, mourn, dance, pray, or mock with ease or determination, joy or fervor, using any and all means necessary. This world is a Big Farm...lots of different crops, changing weather, livestock, and a duck pond for good measure.
Lonely Motel is the world premiere recording of songs from the startlingly innovative music and theater work Slide, written for new-music sextet eighth blackbird, an ensemble of wind, string, piano, and percussion virtuosos. The group, with composer-electric guitarist Steven Mackey and singer, actor, and librettist Rinde Eckert, premiered the concert-length work at the 2009 Ojai Music Festival in Southern California, a mecca for cutting-edge music enthusiasts. The same forces perform on the new CD, which takes its title from the final song in the cycle.
Eckert plays the central character, Renard, a fictional research psychologist whose fiancée has abandoned him. The heartbroken Renard reminisces about an experiment he conducted using projections of photographic slides to explore the fallibility of human perception.
Lonely Motel's 11 songs are about 'self-delusion and, ultimately, the isolation created by the attachments we develop to our own fuzzy, personal views of reality,' eighth blackbird says. Musically, the songs contain subtle homages to Dowland, Mozart, Stravinsky, Piazzola, and The Beatles.
"Jerry Granelli asked me to put a text to a suite of pieces he had already composed. The original texts had to be tossed because of some legal complications. So I listened to the thing and wrote my own story. I'd just gotten back from Nebraska (my first residency toward the making of Horizon). I'd been taken to the Sandhills, that glorious prairie that comprises pretty much all of northwest Nebraska. There is something simple and grand here. Again, I would suggest you sit with it for the duration. Beautiful, sensitive playing. Subtle. Also, these little stories are some of the best stories I've ever written."
Rinde Eckert - voice
Francois Houle - clarinet
Jeff Reilly - bass clarinet
David Mott - baritone sax
Cristoph Both - cello
Christian Kogel - electric and acoustic guitars
J. Anthony Granelli - bass, lap steel guitar
Jerry Granelli - drums, samples
From Songlines: "A multi-layered interweaving of words and music that Granelli calls an audio movie or play. The text, written and performed by actor/playwright/singer Rinde Eckert, is a glancingly linked sequence of reflections, imaginings, internal monologues and one historically accurate dialogue ("Twenty Questions for an Outlaw") using the persona of Billy the Kid as a thematic touchstone and the Sandhills region of northwestern Nebraska as the landscape of memory and desire."
Composer Steve Mackey and Librettist's Rinde Eckert's one man tour-de-force opera commissioned by the Paul Dresher Ensemble and performed by Rinde Eckert and the Ensemble's Electro-Acoustic Band. Premiered in Nov. 1998, it is based on the a true story of Donald Crowhurst, a man who in 1968 attempted to be the first to sail solo & non-stop around in the world. Rinde's writing and performance are nothing short of astonishing. Recorded digitally live, Two CDs, 95 min..
Three Days In The Sun:
Rinde Eckert- vocals, 10-string slide guitar, harmonica, organ, pipe
with Jerry Granelli & UFB
Christian Kögel - electric & acoustic guitars
Kai Brückner - electric & acoustic guitars
Andreas Walter - bass
Jerry Granelli - drums, percussion
Four Songs Lost in a Wall:
Rinde Eckert - voices, piano, organ, baritone horn with
Jim Kassis - drums
Will Bernard - electric guitar
Clark Suprynowicz - acoustic & electric bass
"Here are two narrative suites of about twenty-six minutes each. The first, Three Days In The Sun chronicles a magical hitchhiking trip I took in '74. The last, Four Songs Lost In A Wall is the compliment to the first. Actually it's the other way around, Four Songs came before Three Days. In any case one is about the vastness of the Western landscape and the other is an urbane and charged interior landscape, thus: Story In Story Out. This you have to listen to from beginning to end. Take an hour, sit back and let it do its thing. When you arrive at the last cut Winding The World, I think you'll see what I mean."
Rinde Eckert - vocals, organ, piano, accordion, bells
Aina Kemanis - vocals
Will Bernard - electric guitar, slide guitar
Rob Vlack - piano, organ, synth, samples
Clark Suprynowicz - electric and acoustic bass
Jim Kassis - drums, percussion
Danny Carnahan - octave mandolin, acoustic guitar
produced by Lee Townsend
"..my second CD. I had material left over from FMWH. Lee Townsend, my excellent producer, and I put together another kind of journey: from a kind of loneliness and lostness to a serenity in marriage (still, of course, not without some irony). So the thing starts out with this cri de coeur in Clean Out of Churches into the cover of Dylan's Ring Them Bells. It ends with Lost Without You, a tribute to my lovely wife Ellen McLaughlin. "
"..my first solo (i.e. my own work) recording. Notables Bill Frisell and Jerry Granelli play on it. The guitar playing of Will Bernard is also notable here. The CD is a kind of chronicle of a journey across America. Picture yourself on a car trip after your girl friend dumps you. Start on the east coast on I-80 and keep going until you hit San Francisco. Listen to it in one sitting if you have the time. The last seventeen-minute suite Heaven In His Eyes ends with a drum solo by Jerry that will truly knock you out."
Rinde Eckert - vocals, piano, organ, accordion, pipe, samples
Will Bernard - electric guitar, acoustic slide guitar
Bill Frisell - electric guitar, electric slide guitar, bass
Clark Suprynowicz - electric bass
Jim Kassis - drums, percussion
Jerry Granelli - drums, percussion
Suzy Thompson - violin
produced by Lee Townsend
A high quality 1992 studio recording of the first work in the Paul Dresher Ensemble's American Trilogy." Composed by Dresher, written and performed by Rinde Eckert and directed by Richard E.T. White, Slow Fire is considered a masterpiece of multi-disciplinary collaboration and has been performed over 200 times throughout the US and Europe.


text:
We have a large selection of threads available for your next needlepoint piece!
With all of our canvases, we offer a text box next to your selection. Here, we invite you to request specific threads to send with your canvas. We're happy to pull whatever specialty threads you like -- and when necessary, we'll order custom requests for you as well.


text:
Seabrook Classic Coastal Style Furniture Shutter Headboard
seabrook Classic Shutter Straight Line Headboard The South Carolina coast, or the lowcountry as it is called, is the home of Seabrook Classics Furniture. They are dedicated to building classic cottage furniture with the look and feel of coastal life, a popular choice for children and adult's rooms, an adds warmth and charm to any home.
Designs range from classics such as the English Armoire Entertainment Center to lighter accent pieces such as their Flamingo Bed. Many of the designs use elements of lowcountry life such as Plantation Shutters or Seagrass.
The Bedroom furniture by Seabrook Classic offers great Coastal Style living. This Seabrook Classic Shutter Straight Line Headboard will enhance your Home Decor.
SL606 Shutter Bed
Standard Footboard for this item is the 650 Low Profile Footboard
Complete with Headboard, Footboard, Slats & Rails
• SL606T Twin 56H x 41W x 84L
• SL606F Full 56H x 56W x 84L
• SL606Q Queen 56H x 63W x 87.5L
• SL606K King 56H x 78.75W x 87.5L
Headboard Only
• SL606TH Twin Headboard Only
• SL606FH Full Headboard Only
• SL606QH Queen Headboard Only
• SL606KH King Headboard Only
Daybed All Daybeds are Trundle Height
• SL606D Daybed 47H x 45W x 84L
• SL606QH Queen Headboard
• Victorian White
Seabrook Classic items are bench built by individual craftsmen; they build pieces from start to finish allowing for customization of patterns to the customer's needs. Seabrook's designs are made from Poplar and Birch wood construction and hand painted in your choice of over 30 paint finishes. Choose one solid color or a two color rubbed finish or a multicolored finishes see color charts. Stain finishes are available for additional charge. Please contact us for pricing and availability to have your furniture made in one of Seabrook Classic other Custom Hardwoods.
All beds are available as bed or headboard.
Twin, Daybeds, Full and Queen Beds can accommodate a trundle bed with faux drawer fronts.
Most beds are available as daybeds. All Seabrook products are made especially upon order, please allow 12-16 weeks for delivery. Any paint color finish included in price, stain extra.
Any questions please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Paint Charts
Faux Drawer Trundle


text:
Nora Keahienaenalapalapaikaluaokilauea Halstead Santos
Posted On February 20th, 2013 - Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Feb. 3, 2013
Nora Keahienaenalapalapaikaluaokilauea Halstead "Keahi" Santos, 94, of Honolulu, a musician and cruise director of the SS Leilani Cruise Line, died in Kaiser Medical Center. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by daughter Sandra Silva and numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. Visitation: 10:30 a.m. today at Mililani Downtown Mortuary. Services: 11:30 a.m. Burial: 1:30 p.m. at Mililani Memorial Park. Casual attire. Flowers welcome.
Posted in Death Notices


text:
Dario Lesca wrote: > Il giorno lun, 03/08/2009 alle 20.55 +0200, Michal Schmidt ha > scritto: >> Not a bug. You're running bash in POSIX mode (probably you ran >> "sh"). In POSIX mode the current directory is not searched by the >> source command. This is documented in the manpage. > > IMHO, this is a Bug. No, it's not a bug. The bash-3.2 behavior was the bug. > "source: usage: source filename [arguments]" > > The command "source" take a "file" (-f, 644) and not a "executable" (-x, > 755), like do "ls fil", "cat file", "sh file, "awk file", and many other > command. > > So, if I run "source file", source must use "file", like do other > command. The bash builtins(1) manpage states this fairly clearly: source filename [arguments] Read and execute commands from filename in the current shell environment and return the exit status of the last command executed from filename. If filename does not contain a slash, file names in PATH are used to find the directory containing filename. The file searched for in PATH need not be executable. When bash is not in posix mode, the current directory is searched if no file is found in PATH. If the sourcepath option to the shopt builtin command is turned off, the PATH is not searched. Also see bash author Chet Ramey's recent reply on the bash list: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/2009-07/msg00024.html -- Todd OpenPGP -> KeyID: 0xBEAF0CE3 | URL: www.pobox.com/~tmz/pgp ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ No sense being pessimistic, it probably wouldn't work anyway
Description: PGP signature


text:
It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that Swing!
And here it comes again on Lola's World Records label: Swing Style Vol. II
Swing is really an extraordinary music style; it was called "dead" three times in the last 60 years. But now it`s the winner of the year! Emerging from its latest hiatus, "Swing" is the king again, appealing to urbane wit and style. It is embraced with joyous thrill all over the world as a requisite mode just like it's said in the famous jazz standard by Duke Ellington: It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that Swing!
Now-a-days swing has less than nothing to do with Benny Goodman or Glenn Miller of the 40`s; a style that is now used to imbue for a completely new version of the sound. The funny thing is, this jazz music is mostly positive and cool at the same time. Positive music does sound naive and daft to almost all the critics, but Swing has made them change their mind. You can recycle old Swing classics and combine them with modern sounds to create a brand new Swing track... somehow it always sounds "cool".
Following the great success of Swing Style Vol. 01, Lola's World Records now releases its second edition of "Swing Style" compiled by the thriving DJ Gülbahar Kültür. Kültür presents an album where each song is exceptionally beautiful and perfectly well put together one after the other. All over the world you find many gifted musicians who are in love with this "old and ever young" music style; so it was really easy to find again 21 new swinging tracks, most of them not released anywhere else previously. Among the artists featured in the album are: the Los Angeles based lounge singer Richard Cheese performing popular rock, rap, heavy metal, and pop songs in Swing band style; Jenny Evans, the winner of the prestigious "Award for Interpretative Arts†of Munich; Andrew Sisters of tremendous popularity particularly of the World War II era when they entertained the Allied forces extensively, volunteering their personal time to sing for and dance with soldiers, sailors and Marines; The Puppini Sisters from Italy, defined as "Retro's futuristic vanguardâ€; Will Bradley, the American trombonist and bandleader of the late 40s famous for Swing and sweet dance music, as well as boogie woogie songs; Parov Stellar the name instantly recalled for unmistakable sound-mix of Jazz and Swing samples and electronic music from Austria; The Real Tuesday Weld from the UK known for producing jazzy cabaret-style music with subtle electronica influences; Mildred Bailey, the established blues and jazz singer on the east coast of America of the 30s; the great American musicians Bing Crosby and Nat King Cole; Italian movies' "dolce vita†sound master Bebo Best & The Super Lounge Orchestra and the Danish production-team Swing Republic, five tracks / remixes of which are included in the sampler.
Swing Style Vol. II is full of vigorous performances revealing the reverent and eclectic side of the retro-swing revival and demonstrating its interpretation today, as a nucleus of this high spirited and ultra swinging style. So put your dancing-shoes on and don`t forget your sunglasses, ´cause swing is "cool".


text:
August 10, 2015 | By Carey Jones
Welcome to our series "Dished," in which we ask the chefs behind some of the most creative dishes out there to explain the inspiration behind their inventions. This week, we're talking to executive chef Danny Trace of iconic Texas restaurant Brennan's of Houston about his Texas Creole-inspired Peking Duck recipe.
What was your inspiration for the Creole-style Peking duck? When looking at grills and smokers — all fairly common in Houston and Texas — we came across the website for the Town pig roasting oven. We thought we wanted to serve whole pigs for the table, but then we found out you could roast ducks in the oven as well, and got this idea that we wanted to do a Peking-style duck dish. So Carl (the GM) and I went to New York to try to find the best Peking Duck, and we ended up at Buddakan. We tasted their dish and came back to Houston to try to make our own version.
Tell us a bit about the classic Peking duck preparation methods, and how yours differ. We use the same general techniques, such as blowing the skin away from the meat to get the crispy skin, we just use Creole ingredients and flavors as opposed to Chinese. We toyed around with different sugars, and now we alternate between using honey and sorghum, and we blanch the ducks in a honey citrus syrup. We stuff the ducks and let them air dry, and then we roast them in the oven.
Tell us about all the components of the finished dish. Depending on what's in season, we tweak the components. It's always served over a fried rice; sometimes it's crawfish, right now it's blue crab, it could be duck, rabbit, etc. We also top it with an Old Fashioned Duck Sauce, which is kind of like a L'Orange sauce, but made with elements of an Old Fashioned—Bulleit bourbon, citrus, a bit of bitters. Then we garnish with mirlitons, duck cracklin', citrus salad, and a quail egg.


text:
Do Business Schools Prepare Good Managers: The Link Between an MBA and Successful Managers
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (0.0KB)
If you've got your eye on moving into a management position you're probably seriously considering getting an MBA. Knowing that a business school degree will take a significant amount of time and money, you're probably wondering if it's a good move. Do Business Schools prepare good managers? That's the question we explore today and in this show we will hear from a student, a professor, a recruiter and an author – to guide you to the right answer.
Guests Include:
- George Atkinson, Senior Client Partner for Korn/Ferry International
- Henry Mintzberg, Cleghorn Professor of Management Studies at McGill University
- Penelope Trunk, Author of "Brazen Careerist: The New Rules For Success"
- Lili Yeo, Recent IMD MBA grad and account director of Ziba Design
You've got your eye on becoming a manager and you're pouring time and money into a MBA program or you're considering it and you're wondering if that's a good move. Do business schools prepare good managers? That's the question that we'll explore today. I'm Diana Jordan with MBA Podcaster and in this show we will hear from a student, a professor, a recruiter and an author to guide you to the right answer for you.
If you ask experts in the field you'll hear strong opinions on whether a MBA successfully prepares people to become successful managers. We have guests from both camps on our show so you can weigh both sides and make the right decision for yourself.
Cleghorn Professor of Management studies at McGill University, Henry Mintzberg leads the attack, "Trying to teach management to somebody who has never managed is trying to teach swimming to someone who has never been in the water. The theory is fine but it doesn't prepare you for what is coming." George Atkinson is a Senior Client Partner based in the Chicago office of Korn/Ferry International, "What makes a good leader is someone who knows their place and knows how to manage the resources around them because nobody can be an expert in everything." Lili Yeo recently earned her MBA at IMD in Switzerland and is now Account Manager of Ziba Design in Portland, Oregon, "You get from basically a 15,000 foot view back to about a 5,000 foot view pretty quickly." And finally, author of Brazen Careerist: The New Rules for Success, Penelope Trunk argues that a high degree of emotional intelligence can be a degree from Harvard Business School, "The MBA is becoming a more and more limited ticket. It's still a ticket to a play but in a much more limited sense than they used to be."
If you want to enhance your qualifications to land a high paying managerial job the MBA may seem to be the way to go. But there are strong opinions on this topic. Let's pose the key question to Professor Henry Mintzberg; do business schools prepare good managers? "No. No. Very simply, no. I think they could if they woke up to sort of other ways of doing things but what most of them doing now in the United States, I think in Britain some of them are doing quite well, but the way most of them are doing it in the United States, the short answer is no, the long answer is no. They're fine for learning the business functions like marketing and finance and all that, but they do not train managers." That is a very interesting and somewhat daunting concept I would think for some MBA students who pour thousands of dollars into an education. With that said, what kind of advice do you have for students or potential students? "I think people should earn their managerial stripes, they should prove that they are capable of managing by joining an organization being selected to manage and then get into managerial jobs and learn it in the only way that you really can learn it, initially which is on the job, on the ground. Because the way, trying to teach management to somebody who has never managed is trying to teach swimming to someone who has never been in the water. You know the theory is fine but it doesn't prepare you for what is coming."
A totally different point of view from George Atkinson with Korn/Ferry International. Do you think business schools prepare good managers? "Yes, I think they do and I think it's one element of many that fall into what makes a good manager. I think a lot of business schools do a wonderful job at giving them the tools to essentially ask the right questions when it comes to maybe beyond their functional area of expertise, what they need to ask in areas that don't typically fall in their daily work. But on that level yes, and I think what we're reading about a lot today are do business schools prepare good leaders and maybe that is a broader question but certainly not from an I would use a recruiter as a typical requirement in my mind to be a good manager but business schools typically do give them the right tools to manage effectively."
Author, Penelope Trunk has another twist on that key question, "I think that whether business schools prepare good managers or not is actually secondary to whether it's worth it to spend the amount of money that business schools are asking for in exchange for that preparation. So I mean there are a lot of ways to learn how to be a good manager and business school is a pretty pricey option. Maybe another way to look at it is do you need that degree for what you're going to do after business school and a lot of times people think going to business school is something that you do to kind of open up a lot of options for yourself if you're not really sure what to do. But the loans that you are going to take out to go to business school actually start shutting doors for you because you can't always take high enough paying jobs to pay off the loans afterward. So you're much better off figuring out exactly what you want to do and then looking at the people who are doing that and seeing if they all needed business degrees to do it. And if the answer if yes then it is worth it to go to business school."
Lili Yeo did go to business school and now with her MBA presents yet another view of whether one must get a MBA in preparation for becoming an excellent leader. "To be a good manager it's really just at the heart, you know being a good person and being able to lead other people. A leader is often somebody who people are willing to follow. So all of that is with respect and with time and people truly believing you are after their best interest. Does one need a MBA for that? That is way too big of a question, I think. What I would say is that at least for the MBA program that I went through; it made me look inside and see who I am and how I lead. I think that is a large part of the single biggest benefit that I received in business school with respect to me leading organizations and teams going forward."
A study from Egon Center seems to support your position, Professor Mintzberg. It says that less than 20% of executives in the US, the UK and France and Germany believe that the MBA helps prepare managers for the real world. That falls in concert with what you're saying. "Yes, the US and the UK are very strong on MBA programs but the UK has much more of what I've been talking about, is more sensible ways to train managers. Even in the MBA programs they use a lot of creative stuff. The US is much, much more traditional. What people don't know in the US is that the real innovation in MBA education is happening in England, not America. In France and Germany there is not that same tradition. France has a bit of a related tradition in what they call their Grande Ecole where they do much of the same thing they just don't call it MBA programs. Germany and Japan do not have a tradition of MBA programs. They are starting to develop them now."
George Atkinson, as a recruiter what do you think of the Egon Center study? "I think that's probably coming from the fact that a lot of people have a hard time looking at their managers and tying the MBA to their success and their ability to prepare them for the real world. Many folks in the industry today that have the MBA are successful seemingly to those senior leaders out there for their experience probably since they got the MBA. It's hard to really tie that back. So I'm not surprised that the statistic is low, in fact they say many of the people that are saying the MBA is critical to preparing someone for success probably are more closely tied to what is going on in the MBA programs today and have invested interest in that. But most people don't. Most people are consumed with their companies and what they are doing day-to-day in their jobs and they just don't, it's just not top of mind how the MBA prepares that person longer term."
Lili Yeo, a 2006 MBA graduate, what do you think of this study that says students aren't really prepared by MBA schools to be good managers. "My experience has been that MBA school often teaches you at this high level of what a CEO might think to the decisions that are important and pressing to them. So when you come back to the real world, and the real job, many people don't actually value the MBA nearly as much anymore because there are so many different types of MBAs can get. So there is a lot less standard evaluation, much different than what say a MD for a doctor in that to say how much ability does a MBA really bring to the table." Lili adds that it is a humbling experience to return to a world that doesn't seem to value a MBA as much as you do.
The professor has a compatible view, "What we're doing is creating a hubris. We're creating a kind of an arrogance where people who have never managed anything or barely managed anything walk out of the classroom and think they are already ready to order people around or manage other people because they sat still in the classroom for two years. It doesn't make any sense."
"There's this expectation that you're out there as leaders and you're going to be managing an organization, you're one of the top elite folks that are eventually going to rise to the ranks of CEO. And there is this mentality that you have and part of it I guess the term could be potentially hubris being built up. But you come with that idea, I'm a leader and I'm going to lead situations and I'm going to lead people. I'm going to have all of these new tools to be using and I'm ready to hit the ground running. But the onus is on us to take a little bit more time to integrate properly before we wear ourselves and say we're going to literally make change as leaders. There was a misalignment in our expectation for many of us of doing right out of the gate, versus actually spend a lot more time absorbing and then hopping back up."
Now what if you're an entrepreneur? Penelope Trunk, is it worth it to go to business school? "What we know is that what makes somebody a good entrepreneur is their ability to execute and you just can't teach that in a classroom. You have to just go out and do it and that's the best way to learn about entrepreneurship is to try it. You know do three businesses and fail; you'll be a great entrepreneur." That's pretty expensive? "It's actually really cheap. If you think about it I mean it's free to start an online company, the software is free, the idea is free, it's free, just about everybody under 30 knows how to go online and create a basic website so in marketing at this point in time is sending out 50 emails to 50 friends. If the idea sticks keep going, if it doesn't stick do something else so all you've lost is your time. It's not expensive at all."
George, what do you think of Penelope's view that business school might not be worth it? "I disagree. I mean I think that an entrepreneur needs all of the basic skills in the different disciplines that a MBA offers that you wouldn't get on the job maybe right out of college. I actually think that it's that much more critical that an entrepreneur does have a basic knowledge in finance, sales, marketing, branding, communications maybe less so on organizational development because they are a sole practitioner and they don't need to lead a team necessarily but in my experience, a lot of the programs now have great entrepreneurial coursework, how to run a small business that is pretty specific to that type of individual that doesn't think they are going to be along for the corporate world and wants to run their own business. And the fact of the matter is that I think that most successful entrepreneurs coming out of business school did spend a few years in industry before branching out on their own. So you know that gives them the entre if nothing else to the type of platforms and companies that can give them the basic tools beyond a MBA before they launch their own business."
The professor maintains that if you want to be a good manager holds off on business school until you have real life experience managing people. "What the American business schools have been doing for years is trying to fix something that's not fixable. And that is they are trying to figure out how to teach management to people who are not managers. So they have leadership courses and they have ethics courses and they have team building courses and they have outside assignments and field studies and all kinds of things. It doesn't solve the basic problem. You have to start with the right raw material, you have to start with people who are managers and know what it is all about. That is what they do in England, but in the states they don't get it."
And George, it sounds like you're saying that success in the business world depends largely on the candidate's level of emotional intelligence. Is that true? "I think it is, but again that answer isn't going to absolute, it's got to be both sides of the coin. I mean someone needs the basic tools to know how to assess a PNL who knows something about financing, time value of money, knows how to market a brand, knows how to assess a sales force, get into new markets, knows a little bit about international business, organizational development. These are all things that you have to come out of getting a MBA with some exposure to. Again it goes back to knowing how to ask the right questions. However, I do think that the softer skills and leadership skills that are being offered in specific coursework more and more is going to become more critical but again it goes back to the notion of the pool of people and the method by which you are learning, some being maybe more team based than others, maybe some being more virtual and that's okay. But it's the process that I think creates the right kind of leader, not just kind of the textbooks."
"We already know that the most important skill in business is emotional intelligence. There is a great study that was published actually twice in the Harvard Business Review about how people would rather work with somebody who is incompetent and nice than competent and a jerk. So it just kind of underlines how you're not going to be able to get things done in this world if you're not well liked. And that's all emotional intelligence it's not being great with the spreadsheet or being great with case studies. So I think what the MBA really is right now is a ticket to play, there are still situations where you know if you want to be a VP at the Fortune 500 you're going to have a hard time doing that without a MBA. The MBA is a ticket to play. For entrepreneurship it's just not a ticket to play. It just doesn't matter. Nobody cares if you have a MBA when you're going for funding for your company, they care if you have a good business plan, they care if they think you can execute on the business plan and I don't think anybody is getting brownie point on execution by having a MBA."
So what makes a good leader then? "What makes a good leader, someone who knows their place and knows how to manage the resources around them because nobody can be an expert in everything. And when we're looking for good leaders certainly there is going to be certain functions, depending on the industry and depending on the company that you're going to be looking for specific skill sets but by and large a good leader is someone who knows how to leverage, get the right resources around them. So you know knowing how to select the areas of expertise and the types of people that will be doing what the leader ought to be doing, which is motivating the troops, setting a clear mission or clear objective for the business that people can follow and a good leader I think gives his or her people the room to do the jobs."
Advice Penelope? "Be honest with yourself about what you want and what you have to offer, where your strengths are and worry about that. Don't worry about what used to be the prestigious, powerful thing to do just go with what you need to do for this life."
Professor what kind of advice would you give to students at this point as far as getting a MBA, not getting a MBA if they really, really want to be managers and not accountants and that kind of thing? "Go work and get into a managerial job and learn what managing is about and then find a program like ours and like some of them in the UK that really focus on how managers learn."
Lili, what is your advice? "For those that are getting their MBA make sure that you constantly look at your expectations and refine them and talk to both people in the schools and out of the school, pre and post their MBA to really get a much more realistic view and to calibrate your expectations, pretty routinely. For those who are going to be coming out, I would certainly advice that have a healthy amount, as much as confidence as we can get coming out of business school which is fantastic also have a healthy amount and dose of humility and an attitude of learning, it will definitely set the career a lot, I think in many ways a lot more successfully going forward in the integration process in your organization."
What do you hope our listeners will take away from this program? "I think that one element of the decision making process, whether it's what school to go to or what I have to think about doing after MBA that I would stress is it's okay not to know for sure. You know have to necessarily be so focused to say I know exactly what I am going to do when I graduate therefore that is why I enrolled in this program at this particular school. Most people are going back and getting their MBA either mid career or earlier. I believe, in my opinion it's perfectly okay to be doing that because you're not too sure what you want to do long term. There are elements of what maybe you've been doing that you want to leverage and you want to continue but it may be a different industry, it may be in a slightly different function, it may be in a different geography. That's all okay, I think that it is perfectly understandable for someone to take that approach when they are selecting a school because that's what you're there for; you're there to get that kind of exposure to find out where you belong and enjoy it because it's a great experience, personally speaking and one that it can make a difference. It doesn't punch a ticket for success automatically by any stretch but it is certainly something that can be helped on a number of levels."
For information, advice and to register for your bi-weekly MBA Podcast, visit mbapodcaster.com. I'm Diana Jordan with MBA Podcaster, thank you for listening and stay tuned next time when we discuss another topic that will help guide you through the MBA process and your career beyond.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (0.0KB)


text:
Vera Farmiga in Talks to Star in a Romeo and Juliet Adaptation
It has an ethnic twist.
According to Deadline, Vera Farmiga is considering a role in The Locals, a contemporary take on Romeo and Juliet already starring Shirley MacLaine and maybe Alan Arkin. What does director Sue Kramer plan to bring to this apparently endlessly adaptable story? "A Jewish/Italian twist." (So, technically only half-new.) Said Kramer, "These two cultures have so much in common ... Love of gab, love of food, they talk with their hands, and they feed you with guilt." Sounds like a nice thing to see with your grandmother? [Deadline]


text:
Offering a simple elegance, the handmade Studio Wallbed won't just save you space, it'll look beautiful doing it.
View more at: Wallbeds | Murphy beds
Hi Don,
You can use the PGS312G1600ELK, however please be aware that the memory you have was designed to run at speed on the X58 platform. Thus you may have to settle running it with relax timings and/or frequencies; such as 1333 9-9-9, 7-7-7 or increase the overall dram voltages (1.70, 1.80, 1.90) to get the speeds to work.
Hey donivough,
If you are purchasing 2 x 6GB kits of our 1600ELK, you may need to relax the timings or make minor tweaks to get them working at the rated timings at 12GB.
Otherwise you can go with our 12GB kit: PGS312G1600ELK, that has been tested and designed to run at spec at 12GB.
Patriotic Enforcer


text:
Testing bats for rabies in King County
- Bats that have had contact with humans in King County will be tested at no charge at the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) Laboratory in Shoreline. All submissions for rabies testing at the DOH Laboratory must be pre-approved by discussing the case with an investigator with the Communicable Disease Epidemiology section at 206-296-4774.
- Bats with animal-only contact can be tested for a fee at the Oregon State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (Phone: 541-737-3261). Owners of animals that have been in contact with bats are responsible for shipping the dead bats to the laboratory for rabies testing, or their veterinarians can assist them. Please contact the office of the Public Health Veterinarian at 206-263-8454 to discuss the case. See instructions on how to ship bats to OSU (PDF).


text:
Bulletin No. 57-05
September 20, 2005
Revised draft of penalty regulations for violations under Labor Code section 5814.6 are the subject of a DWC online forum
The Division of Workers' Compensation has posted an online forum for members of the public to use to review and comment on a revised draft of proposed penalty regulations for violations under Labor Code section 5814.6. The regulations describe the criteria for investigating violations and for assessing and contesting penalties.
The division made various changes to the proposed draft regulations which previously were posted on the DWC forum Jun. 13, 2005. Changes are shown in an underline/strikeout format.
The forum can be found at: http://www.dir.ca.gov/WCJudicial.htm. Click on "current forums" at the top of the page.
Comments will be accepted at the forum through Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2005. Please feel free to participate in this important process.


text:
Quick Reference
The philosophical, as distinct from the ethical and historical, problems in and around medicine are not largely discussed. There are fragments in Greek and Arabic writings, but in recent years ...
Subjects: Philosophy.
Related content in Oxford Index
Reference entries
Users without a subscription are not able to see the full content. Please, subscribe or login to access all content.


text:
Here's a quick doodle of a little xmas cat-in-the-hat action
Below is a sketch i'm kinda working on right now. it's very much a work in progress... I plan on re-composing the entire background to be a bit more proportinate, and also more suiting a decent composition. this is just where i'm leaving it tonight
and this obligatory hook doodle was a test-drive of Alias Aketchbook Pro 2. It's a fun program, but i think i'm sticking with photoshop and painter for my digital doodlin
I've been really busy with work lately, so that's my excuse for the lack of posts. I'll be back soon (i hope) with an update of the Cafe drawing.


text:
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Anyone passing through the neighborhood where Angel Cabrera was renting a home would have done a double take the morning after Cabrera won the Masters last year.
Charlie Epps, Cabrera's swing coach and friend, staggered out into the driveway to pick up the newspaper wearing the green jacket over his pajamas.
"It was a little large for me," Epps said. "Forty-six long."
Epps has gotten close to the jacket this past year. As an expression of thanks for all his help, Cabrera turned the jacket over to Epps to take care of for him. The jacket hung in the closet of Epps' Houston home. Epps took it out only when Cabrera requested it.
"He just said, `Here, you take care of it,'" Epps said. "I never showed it off. He also gave me the trophy to take care of for a couple months."


text:
Welcome back to our weekly Top 10 Android App Updates column, where we take a look at the most frequently upgraded apps for the week. We've found that one of the best ways to discover useful apps is to find the ones that are actually being updated by the developers rather than selecting the apps with the most installs. As in the past, we're going to filter out minor updates for the super-popular apps that have over 10 million installs, but we'll make exceptions for apps that have had significant updates. We hope you enjoy this weekly feature and that you discover some apps that end up being useful.
S Health - Version 5.0.1
What's new in this version:
A greater variety of health content is available in some countries.
Save records of Steps challenges using your Samsung account.
Cheer your friends on with messages, and block unwanted people so they can't invite you to Steps challenges.
Security is enhanced through being Samsung Knox enabled along with HIPAA compliance.
New menus added and design improved.
User experience improved and bugs fixed
Truecaller - Version 7.41.0
What's new in this version:
- Quick access to Most called contacts. Tap and call your loved friends and family.
- Exclusive ringtone by World famous DJs Axwell^Ingrosso
- Ever had a call go on for ages? Now we're adding Call duration. Right there in your call log!
- Faster access to filter. New and improved design of your entire Call Log.
- Fixed issue with contacts being merged incorrectly.
- Swap to a new dialer today! Use Truecaller to enjoy every phone call!
Greenify - Version 2.9.0
What's new in this version:
- NEW: "Doze on the Go" on Android 6.x (in two forms: non-root or Xposed). This feature was first introduced by Greenify beta, even before Android 7 Preview!
- NEW: Quick Action Notification.
- NEW: Troubleshooting section in setting, with non-root Wake-up Tracker.
- Aggressive Doze can now be enabled manually via USB-connected PC even if Doze is disabled in ROM.
- Improved app state detection on Android 6+.
- Improved compatibility with Android 7. (Aggressive Doze is not compatible yet)
STARZ - Version 3.0.6
What's new in this version:
- A NEW badge to highlight the latest episodes of your favorite STARZ Originals
- Automatic playback of TV series episodes to make binge watching easy
- See COMING SOON titles and add them to your STARZ playlist
- Better messaging for errors related to download
- Numerous minor bug fixes and user interface enhancements.
Samsung Music - Version 16.1.63-15
What's new in this version:
- Added support models (Galaxy Note7,On5x)
- Supports 'Share'
- Supports 'Skip silences'
- Supports 'Screen off music' (only in Note7)
Android Pay – Version 1.5.13
What's new in this version:
- Added 42 banks and credit unions
Expeditions - Version 1.0.0
What's new in this version:
A more organized Classroom.
Share your screens wirelessly at school.
Google Forms get an upgrade with images.
Inbox by Gmail is now available to Google for Education users.
SwiftKey Beta - Version 184.108.40.206
What's new in this version:
Caps lock will now turn off after a letter is pressed
Added Dhivehi (Maldivian) layout
"SwiftKey Keyboard" won't show multiple times in keyboard selection screen
Improvements to accessing the Hub by tapping the "hamburger" button
Skype - Version 18.104.22.1685
What's new in this version:
- New localization support for Arabic and Hebrew, with the addition of right-to-left (RTL) user interface.
- Various other fixes and improvements
Instagram - Version 9.1.5
What's new in this version:
- We have a few improvements to Instagram Stories!
- Zoom with one hand as you're recording a video. Slide your finger up while holding the video record button.
- Lots of bug fixes and improvements to make stories even better (and faster).


text:
When Fringe flashed-forward to the future in Season 4 and Olivia was nowhere to be found, naturally fans — ahem, us included! — worried about the fate of Peter's love. But the just-released photos from the Season 5 premiere reveal where Olivia (Anna Torv) has been all this time!
Photo Gallery: Fringe's fifth and final season
The former Fringe division will band together to track down their de facto leader in the season premiere, "Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11." But once they get Olivia back, it'll be time for the hard part: Ridding the world of the Observers.
Check out the photos of the premiere here, and hit the comments with your thoughts on whether the Fringe team will be successful in the war against the Observers, which kicks off Friday, Sept. 28 at 9/8c on Fox.


text:
In our previous post, author Harry Rinker offered advice to help you decide which household items to keep, which to sell and which to throw away. If you've followed that advice, you've already downsized. Now, how do you make the move to your new abode as effortless as possible?
Here are his top tips for making the move:
- Have a plan for where things are going. Before you load the moving truck, it's a great idea to visit your new home to collect measurements and get a general idea of where your items will go. This will make it easier for you to mark boxes and for your movers to load and unload the truck efficiently.
- Consider where to store outdoor items. Your new home may not have a place for everything that you deemed essential. If so, maybe you've called on the help of family or friends to store some things, such as a boat, motorcycle or camper. Whatever the item is, move it to its new home before you start moving your other possessions. It's best to get the big stuff out of the way first.
- Remember the first in, last out rule. Load your boxes into the truck by room destinations. This will make it easier to organize, load and unload the truck and allow your movers to bring several boxes to the same location in one trip.
- Have some fun. Moving is hard work, but it doesn't have to be a total drag. Plan breaks for yourself and your movers and take everyone out to a meal when the job is finished. If you're moving out of state, plan some sight-seeing trips along the way to make the journey more enjoyable.
- Take a moment for yourself. Downsizing to a new home opens the door to many new, exciting opportunities. Expect your move to be a little sad as well, though. Your old house is full of fond memories, so don't ignore them. Instead, take a moment to walk those old halls one last time. Saying goodbye to your old house is the first step in saying goodbye to this chapter of your life before moving on.
Once you pick your new home, it's a good idea to contact an insurance professional like an Erie Insurance Agent. He or she can tell you about homeowners insurance options that will give your new home the protection it needs.


text:
A lengthy and complex process to annex West Hayden Island for a future marine terminal, habitat preservation and recreational amenities came to an end on the morning of January 8, when the Port briefed its Commission and informed Portland Mayor Charlie Hales that it would formally withdraw its consent to annex the property into the City of Portland.
"The terms under which annexation has been proposed by the City would simply render a future development on the property impossible," said Bill Wyatt, executive director for the Port of Portland. "We understand from the Mayor that Portland City Council is unwilling to take action to modify these proposals at this time, so we cannot justify the investment of more time and money into the process."
The Port owns more than 800 acres of property on the island that is currently part of unincorporated Multnomah County and lacks the appropriate zoning and City services needed for marine terminal development. Starting in 2009, the Port began a process at the request of then City Commissioner Sam Adams to pursue annexation. A proposal emerged through a series of studies, meetings and hearings that would have preserved 500 acres as open space and 300 acres for future marine industrial development.
While the City's Planning and Sustainability Commission recommended annexing the property in July 2013, the recommendation included new forms of mitigation not required of any other developer and at a level not required for any other project and beyond actual impacts. With an estimated $30 – $40 million in added costs, this would have priced the developable land at double the cost of industrial land in the region, while still lacking appropriate zoning to ensure that future development could actually occur. Without willingness by the City to amend these terms, annexation proved impractical for the Port to proceed.
"This is a disappointing and unfortunate outcome on several levels including lost economic opportunity for our region, implications for current and future land use planning, and lost social and environmental benefits," said Wyatt. "Despite this action, I believe that West Hayden Island remains viable for the future as an ideal place to grow the city's tax base and family jobs while providing space for public recreation and wildlife habitat."
The Port is currently reassessing short and long term future plans for West Hayden Island, and does not count out future annexation and development prospects. With an industrial land shortage of more than 600 acres, Portland will face challenges in meeting goals and requirements of regional land use planning processes. More importantly, it may not be able to attract the kinds of jobs and private investment that West Hayden Island and its 300 developable acres could accommodate. Nearly $1 billion of maritime investment has been made on the Columbia in recent years.


text:
There's a pleasant, old-fashioned feel to Alpha.
There's a pleasant, old-fashioned feel to Alpha.
It would be impressive even without the palpable sense of connection and understanding that Liu brings to the material, but its easygoing intimacy is what…
Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
An article about five male and five female writers who are gender balancing RogerEbert.com's regular rotation of film critics.
An article about Project Involve's inclusive storytelling in the Hollywood landscape as it celebrates its 25th anniversary with a fundraiser on Saturday, September 22nd.
An article about five male and five female writers who are gender balancing RogerEbert.com's regular rotation of film critics.
A celebration of Jane Campion's "In the Cut," as part of a video essay series about maligned masterpieces.
With "Mission: Impossible - Fallout," Christopher McQuarrie has now made the best and worst "M:I" movies to date.
A look at Escape to Victory in light of the World Cup and world events.
A tribute to Aretha Franklin.
A video interview with Spike Lee and John David Washington about their film, "BlacKkKlansman."
The place for everything that doesn't have a home elsewhere on RogerEbert.com, this is a collection of thoughts, ideas, snippets, and other fun things that Roger and others posted over the years.
I haven't seen these shows since they first aired. It was long said they'd been erased by PBS/Chicago, but I never believed it--if only because of my conviction that 30 minutes of Gene and me had to be worth more than half an hour of erased and recycled tape.
Sneak Previews: "Invasion of the Invasion Movies." PBS, 1980.
Sneak Previews on "Women in Danger" films and "Halloween." PBS, 1980
Sneak Previews:"Man with 2 Brains, Superman III, Trading Places (1 of 2). PBS, 1983
Sneak Previews: Trading Places, Psycho II (pt. 2 of 2). PBS, 1983.
Sneak Previews: "Ghost Busters." PBS, 1984
Visit my website, rogerebert.com.
Next Article: Saul Alinsky pours for the Tea Party Previous Article: Bird species faces extinction for some reason
This message came to me from a reader named Peter Svensland. He and a fr...
A tribute to the Queen of Soul.
Having once made the statement above, I have declined all opportunities to ...
An essay about Alien 3, as excerpted from the latest edition of the online magazine Bright Wall/Dark Room.


text:
HAND/MADE | Lisa Solomon
On Sale
"I started to realize there are certain aspects of 'handmade' that are in my DNA. It's how I think and operate and look at the world. I want things made by hand around me. I value them."
- Lisa Solomon, in a 2012 interview with Carol Rowntree Jones
* * *
Hand/Made, a monograph of Bay-area artist Lisa Solomon's mixed-media work, showcases Solomon's attention to the detail and texture of the everyday, and to the feminine as it erupts into that dailyness. Invoking histories both personal and wider, Solomon demonstrates the effect that the smallest things can have. Solomon incorporates thread (alone and as crochet) into drawings and installations, materially bridging craft and fine art, and bringing concerns with domesticity and women's stories to the fore.
Fifty copies are available with an original relief print, embroidered, signed, and numbered by Lisa Solomon. The prints are just smaller than A5 (14 x 21 cm or 5.5 x 8.5 in.).
* * *
Approx. 70 pp.
Full color
Soft-bound, stitched and glued
Printed vellum slipjacket
Paper band
300 numbered copies, of which fifty in a reserve edition to be sold with an original print by the artist.
Essay by Marshall Astor
Writing by JoAnne Northrup
Interview by Carol Rowntree Jones
With an introduction by Éireann Lorsung
* * *
We ship from Belgium. The Belgian postal service is expensive, can be inefficient, and is sometimes very slow. Lost packages are rare (and small lost packages even rarer), but we have had this happen very occasionally (five times in three years).
We cannot replace packages that go missing unless there is delivery confirmation on them; otherwise we have no recourse to compensation from the postal service.
If you are concerned about your package reaching you, please opt for delivery confirmation by adding it to your cart (click here). You will not incur extra shipping charges, only a charge for delivery confirmation, including tax.
* * *
For more information about Lisa Solomon and her work, please see http://www.lisasolomon.com/


text:
(Reuters) - A Sears employee in northern New York has died of injuries suffered when storage racks at the store collapsed and pinned him underneath, authorities said.
Josh Quintilliani, 35, was organizing the racks on Saturday in the Sears store warehouse at the St. Lawrence Center Mall in Massena when the shelves gave way, according to a statement released by the New York State Police.
The racks held plywood, glass and metal materials, the police said.
Quintilliani, of Waddington, New York, was air-lifted to Fletcher Allen Medical Center in Burlington, Vermont, where he died late on Wednesday, police said.
"We extend our heartfelt sympathies to the Quintilliani family," Sears Holdings said in a statement on Thursday. "We take the safety of our employees very seriously and we are currently investigating this matter."
Massena lies on the south shore of Lake St. Lawrence, just south of the Canadian border and about 86 miles (138 km)southwest of Montreal.
(Editing By Ellen Wulfhorst and Sandra Maler)


text:
Andover Rotary Club learns about Ashtabula County 503 Corporation
ANDOVER – Several members of the Andover Rotary Club had the pleasant opportunity of hosting Executive Director Mark Winchell of Ashtabula County 503 Corporation during their recently held luncheon meeting on Monday, Oct. 2 at Scooter's by the Lake.(From Oct. 6 edition).
According to Winchell Ashtabula County 503 Corporation is a non-profit economic development organization in Jefferson that provides business loans through revolving loan funds that have been established since first starting out in 1983.
"We're here for business expansion retention," said Winchell. "Since [beginning] we have lent $142 million dollars [to people by focusing on a] target goal of $25,000 or less lent per job created or obtained. [Our hope is to] get people working."
Winchell said another goal of their organization is to help refinance and grant more loans to people through an influx in his organization, as well as by disciplining people through an NEO fund that he said supports entrepreneurs.
"We point to jobs we create because we did our job," said Winchell.
Aside from helping ensure and create jobs Winchell said that their organization is also available to do bank underwriting, along with their own underwriting.
He also focusses on marketing.
"I'm a sales guy," said Winchell who further adds how he did tourism before his current position.
Through marketing and sales Winchell said that 503 Corporation does any style loans but mainly focuses on startup, manufacturing and agriculture ones.
He also has developed many long-term partners for higher levels, creates loans by following the bank's lead, travels looking for deals, as well as partners with The Growth Partnership of Ashtabula County.
Retention he said is just as important too, as his corporation does small deals, along with a few half a million dollar loans.
Within their time being in business Winchell also proudly can say they've only ever had seven default loans, as Ashtabula County 503 Corporation works really hard to bridge the gaps and make things work for people.
Often times he said this can be difficult as startup loans are always tough but by focusing on NEO are able to do what they can to support people.
Winchell said they also offer maintenance and expansion needs as well.
While all the loans offered through Ashtabula County 503 Corporation require that you be in the county, Winchell said that there are other similar organizations within the state but in general find theirs to be little higher functioning compared to others, as other loan corporations have allowed funds to be dormant in the past.
Within Ashtabula County 503 Corporation Winchell said that their major funds are constantly being used and come from several sources including EDA-Economic Development Agency, USDA through world enterprise and an intermediate grant, a general fund that they have accumulated over the years, as well as through CDBG ROFL, which is a community development block grant.
Aside from discussing his corporation Winchell also talked with Andover Rotary Club some of the issues in the county, including the need for a greater work force as there are good paying jobs here, how competition can be tough especially in dealing with farms and agriculture, their need to add value to fix the competition problem, along with the importance in creating more service opportunities and network.
For further information about Ashtabula County 503 Corporation please visit www.ac503corp.org or call Winchell by calling (440) 576-9138.
You can also get in touch about Andover Rotary Club and how they support their community by contacting Secretary Mary Coburn at (440) 293-6212.
Pictured: Andover Rotary Club President Russ Coltman and Executive Director Mark Winchell of Ashtabula County 503 Corporation during their lunch meeting at Scooters by the Lake in Andover on Monday, Oct. 2.


text:
OSBcb Career Opportunities
OSB Community Bank offers a refreshing and rewarding environment to contribute and grow professionally. There are several career path options for those looking to join our team, from Retail Banking, to Deposit or Loan Operations, to IT, Marketing, Lending, Compliance, Accounting or HR. Our Team Members live by our Core Values which make OSBCB a great place to work. In addition to a fun and rewarding work environment, our Team Members enjoy a variety of benefits designed to offer a quality work/life balance.
If you are interested in applying for one of our open positions please view our current openings and apply online.
OSB Community Bank is an equal opportunity employer.


text:
Take Seven Minutes Out Of Your Day To Enjoy This Ferrari 250 GTO Hillclimb: Video0
Sponsored Links
Sterling Moss' 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO is the most expensive car ever sold publicly, fetching $38,115,000.00 at a Bonhams auction in 2014. The car's provenance and racing pedigree are what drove the price up to such astronomical heights, however even less seasoned 250 GTOs are incredibly valuable, and you're about to find out why.
The video above is of Phil Hill's son, Derek Hill, driving a Ferrari 250 GTO on a mountain pass hillclimb. Phil raced a 250 GTO at the 12 hours of Sebring in 1962 alongside Olivier Gendebien, and despite racing in the slower GT class, the pair managed to finish second overall behind the winning Ferrari TR prototype of Joakim Bonnier and Ludovico Scarfiotti. He later described the car in a Road & Track article as one of "the definitive Grand Touring automobiles of the 1960s," and it's easy to see why.
If its near-perfect racing record isn't enough to convince you of the 250 GTO's greatness, watching Hill drive the car with no music to hinder the sound of the 300 horsepower 3.0-liter V12 will. Take seven minutes out of your day to give it a watch. Trust us, you won't regret it.


text:
Local: 406-268-0404
Toll Free: 877-265-0404
|Welcome to Prairie Mountain Bank!
Prairie Mountain Bank is committed to providing clients with the highest quality home loans combined with some of the lowest mortgage rates available in all of Montana. Whether you are a first time home buyer, purchasing your dream home, refinancing an outstanding loan, consolidating debt, or looking for an investment property, our highly experienced team of mortgage loan originators can help make your dreams become a reality.
Purchasing a Home?
Turn the home of your dreams into reality. Whether you are buying your first home, second home, or vacation property, use this FREE self-help tool to determine exactly what type of purchase loan is best for you.
Need to Refinance?
Save money by taking advantage of the lowest rates available. Whether you are looking to lower your rate, lower your monthly payment, or tap into your home's equity, use this FREE self-help tool to determine exactly what type of refinance solution is best for you.
Consolidating Debt?
Use your home to help eliminate bad debt and bundle your bills into one easy monthly payment. Whether you need to pay off high-interest credit cards or you just need cash now, use this FREE self-help tool to determine exactly what type of debt consolidation program is best for you.
Quick Quote
Real Estate Marketplace


text:
🆕! 203mm Disc Brake PM Adapter For Disk Rotor Blue Anodized Bicycle MTB #OK
Welcome to Dcbikes 🚲 Please LIKE 👍 this LISTING and FOLLOW 🏃 @DCBIKES for more updates 🚛 🚵 Do check out our listings for more bicycle accessories 🚵 🚫 🙏 PRICE IS FIRM 🙏 🚫 ⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪⚪ Item in new condition 10/10 👍👍👍 PRICE stated for 1 disk brake post to post adapter Bicycle Disc Brake Adapter PM to PM 203mm Disc Rotors Bike Brake Adapters Item description: Disc Brake Adapter Material: Aluminum Alloy Colour : Anodized Compatibility : most of the disc brake on the market Package includes: 1 X Disc Brake Adapter Available in other bicycle accessories /colors/designs Please see our listing www.carousell.com/dcbikes ⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫ 🆘 Express DoorStep 1 DAY 🚚 Delivery add $25 OR Option ✔📮SINGPOST Smart Pac DoorStep Delivery in Singapore 🇸🇬 at $4.7 ( Subject to 3kg and not bulky items) no tyres, bicycle, wheels, handlebar etc OR 🚮Self collection 3pm onwards @ Dcbikes 415 Eunos Rd 5, Singapore 400415 https://goo.gl/maps/Yg4WbdvmBhN2 ⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫⚫ Dcbikes ® bicycle accessories are suitable for am Enduro Downhill xc Sram Santa Cruz Marin DiamondBack Full Suspension polygon road bike specialized mtb Merida fat bike Giant trek mountain bike Shimano Mongoose hybrid Scott Hardtail 🚲haro bmx gt BIKE AMBULANCE® by dcbikes® ( Pls do your own research first before u purchase thanks 😁 👍 ) All Rights Reserved
Sell in a Snap, Buy with a Chat
Snap a photo to sell, buy what you want by chatting with sellers right from the app. Get the Free App


text:
Split bengal gram lentil
If you like it, save it!
Save and organize all of the stuff you love in one place.Got it!
If you like something…
Click the heart, it's called favoriting. Favorite the stuff you like.Got it!
Author Notes: This simple chana dal or cholar dal recipe is a childhood favorite. I grew up in Calcutta, India, and this nutty, hearty yellow lentil soup studded with pieces of translucent green bottle gourd showed up frequently at mealtimes. It's a complete and nourishing meal when served with rice or Indian style bread. The dal can be made without the bottle gourd (called lauki, available in Indian grocery stores). The asafoetida (called heeng) too, can be omitted if not readily available. However, I do recommend using the other spices - cumin seeds, cinnamon, cloves and turmeric - for a warmly spiced flavor and aroma. —CalcuttaChow
Serves: 4
cup split Bengal gram lentil, called chana dal or cholar dal
of a 8-inch bottle gourd, called lauki, peeled and cubed
teaspoon cumin seeds
teaspoon asafoetida, called heeng
inch piece of cinnamon
teaspoon turmeric powder
tablespoon clarified butter, called ghee (preferred) or oil
salt to taste
- Before beginning, wash and then soak the lentils in water for an hour. Discard the water, and place the lentils and the chopped bottle gourd pieces in a pressure cooker. Add enough water to cover the lentils, such that the water level reaches about 1/4 inch above the lentils. At medium heat, wait for 3 whistles on the cooker, which is about 15 minutes of cooking time. Turn off the heat and put the cooker aside. Wait for the steam to release entirely before removing the lid. At this point the lentil and the bottle gourd should be soft and mash easily between your fingertips.
- Heat the ghee or oil in a separate heavy bottomed pot. When the ghee is hot, add the asafoetida and cumin seeds, along with the cinnamon stick and cloves. The cumin seeds should sputter a little. Immediately add the boiled lentil and bottle gourd mixture and stir. Add turmeric and salt and some water if too dry, and bring to boil on medium heat. Cook for a few minutes, before removing from the heat. You can add a pinch of garam masala if available, a squeeze of lemon and chopped coriander to serve.
More Great Recipes:
Bean|Side|Soup|Gluten-Free|Make Ahead|Vegan|Vegetarian


text:
Show Summary Details
Quick Reference
A chart that illustrates the way in which specified data is handled by a computer program. Its purpose is to specify the data, to show where it is used or changed, where it is stored, and which reports use it.
Subjects: Accounting.
Related content in Oxford Index
Reference entries
Users without a subscription are not able to see the full content. Please, subscribe or login to access all content.