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We are pretty sure that no one needs convincing to visit Sri Lanka… It's an amazing country that, like Aphrodite, has many lovers!! But just in case you're skeptical, here's my top 10 list of reasons why you need to visit Sri Lanka right now!!
10) Compact Destination
One of the most convenient things about Sri Lanka as a holiday destination is its size. You can visit all the main cities and attractions and experience a whole lot in a very short time while not having to spend much money or time travelling from one place to another!
9) It's Cheap
One of Sri Lanka's seldom known selling points is how cheap it is to travel here. The food, transport and shopping are much cheaper than most other countries. Yes, the cost of your airfare will be high, but once you get here, you'd be pleasantly surprised by how affordable things are.
8) Wildlife
Have you heard of Sri Lanka's 'Big Five'? They are the Blue Whale, the Sperm Whale, the Asian Elephant, the Leopard and the Sloth bear. Not only do you stand a chance to see these magnificent beasts in their natural habitat, but you also get to witness much more. Our forests are home to a variety of animals and bird life as well as insects and reptiles that include a lot of endemic species as well. You don't have to be a wildlife enthusiast to be awed by what you see on a game drive at one of our many national parks.
7) Beaches
Now this you already knew about… Sri Lanka has been a favourite beach destination for years. An island surrounded by the Indian Ocean means that we have miles and miles of unspoiled beaches, each with their different features and personalities. If it's the surf you're looking for, Arugambay and Mirissa should be your top picks… If you're afraid of the waves, try Nilaveli or Passikudah beach during the Summer months. If you're a night owl, Unawatuna and Hikkaduwa have many interesting pubs and restaurants on the beach… But if you're after something more quiet and relaxing, I'd recommend Thalpe, Mirissa or Tangalle…
6) Culture and Heritage
With influences from all over the world as well as a mix of many differences races and religions, Sri Lanka has a very unique culture. Different cities and towns across the country have similar yet very different customs, traditions and behaviors!
Our rich history has left us with an abundance of interesting and significant places from our history. Eight of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sights. That's more than what Egypt has!!
5) Tropical Climate
There's nothing better than the tropics – Yes it does get very hot sometimes (specially around April) and yes, the unpredictable rain can dampen your travel plans, but with the right outfit and gear, it's the perfect weather for exploring!
4) Festivals
The eclectic mix of races, religions, cultures and traditions in Sri Lanka give rise to the many colourful festivals, parades and functions that take place around the country in throughout the year.
3) The Food!
If you've come to Sri Lanka and have not tried as many different types of food as you possibly could have – You've really wasted your trip! Once again, many cultural influences have given rise to so many different types of food, drink and snacks that it's impossible to try them all during a short holiday – but you should try as many as you can get your hands on!! From street food to main meals to drinks and alcohol, we've got a lot of 'must-try' options that you should scratch off your check list!
2) The People!
I might be biased when it comes to talking about Sri Lankan people, given that I am one myself! But, we really are a warm, friendly welcoming bunch! May be slightly intrusive and curious at times, but it's all with the intention of getting to know you better! It's impossible to visit Sri Lanka and leave without receiving many 'Sri Lankan Smiles'…
1) Because it's AWESOME!
It's true… If you want a wild, magical, inspiring and beyond-your-wildest-dreams kind of holiday, then Sri Lanka is the destination for you! Just how amazing it is can't be quantified or compared to anything else… But don't just take my word for it – visit Sri Lanka and find out for yourself!


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Last night's spirited game between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees produced one long, loud, and very painful "Oh S@*%T@!!!!!" shriek in this house. For those of you who don't give baseball so much as a passing nod of recognition, the game provided many tense moments, but at a hard-fought lead of 9-7, I thought the Sox had it wrapped up. Grrrrrrrr. One should not anticipate victory in such a cavalier fashion, especially when facing the daunting Yankee bench. What did Yogi say? Oh yeah: It's not over until Carol Sloane sings.
However, I thought our ace reliever, Jonathan Papelbon, would surely save the day. I also knew he'd probably give up at least one hit. He likes to do that now and then just for fun and to keep us on our toes in the final innings. Then, with one man on and the Yankees down 9-7, one of our favorite villains otherwise known as Alex Rodriguez ("A-Rod") stepped to the plate and was given a gift: a 94-mph fast ball right down the middle which flew into the Yankees' bullpen. Marcus Thames, a man whom one may assume is a perfect gentleman off the field, hit a two-run blast two batters later and we were left with pin-stripe markings all over our faces for a final of 11-9. I howled an oath not fit to print in this family blog, and angrily switched off the bedroom light.
The Boston Celtics face the Orlando Magic tonight, one game up. And I see that Kobe Bryant scored 40 points all by himself, even with a bad knee in the Lakers/Phoenix Suns game. Boston is salivating at the thought of yet another final with LA, but we've got to dominate the Orlando team first.
Meantime, the world of jazz lost yet another musician with impeccable musical credentials, enviable charm and style with the news that Hank Jones died on Monday, May 17 at a New York hospital. I wish we had known one another. I always dreamed of working with him, even if we only did one song together. That would have been a drop of 23k gold in my jewel box. You can hear his acutely sensitive accompaniment on many recordings, but just listen to how he plays for the exquisite Abby Lincoln on "You Gotta Pay The Band" Verve, 1991. "Bird Alone", Abby's composition, is the first track and is one of my all-time favorite pieces of music.

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Top Club Monaco Shorts Zara Sunglasses Thierry Lasry Shoes Jeffrey Campbell Bag Marc by Marc Jacobs Ring YSL Bracelet Vintage Céline
Black and white, check. Checks, check. Am I totally set for Spring or what? Ever since Louis Vuitton released their gorgeous S/S13 collection, I've been dying to get my hands on something moderately checkered. How they made alternating coloured squares so covetable, I have no idea. By the way, kudos to the little accents of lime green, Zara.
On to some housekeeping. You've probably already noticed, but from now on, I'll be blogging at Mode Mayhem (previously MTSY)! I felt the previous name was too long and hard to remember so.. here we are! Do you like it better?
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
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We are seeking to restore the church of the New Testament by only practicing what the New Testament teaches. Matthew 28:19-20
We seek religious unity which is based on adherence to the word of God. 1 Corinthians 1:10
We have no earthly headquarters. Colossians 1:18
We are non-denominational. Matthew 16:18
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Jesus Christ is the one and only sacrifice for our sins and He arose from the dead
(1 Corinthians 15:1-8; John 3:16).
The Bible is the inspired Word of God – a lamp to our feet and a light to our path
(2 Timothy 3:16; Psalm 119:10).
Every person has worth as a creation of God, but all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God
(Romans 3:23).
Forgiveness of sins and the promise of eternal life are available to those who trust Christ as their Savior and Lord and obey His will (John 3:16, Mark 16:16).
Those willing to obey Christ should repent of sin, confess their faith in Christ as the Son of God and be baptized into Him for the forgiveness of sins (Romans 10:9; Acts 2:38).
The church is the Body of Christ, is empowered by the Holy Spirit and exists to save the lost and edify the saved (Ephesians 4:1-16).
Jesus Christ will one day return to take God's children to be with him forever
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Rainer Hoffmann (1984, Germany)
Since 2012 Rainer Hoffmann has been studying Master Conducting with special focus on choir leading at the Hochschule für Musik in Trossingen (Germany). Before that he studied jazz and popular music in Trossingen as well and Schulmusik at the Hochschule für Musik Freiburg.
Michael Alber, Morten Schuldt-Jensen, Sebastian Tewinkel and Manfred Schreier are counted among his teachers.
As an active participant Rainer Hoffmann joined master classes of Wolfgang Schäfer, Dieter Kurz, Morten Schuldt-Jensen and Tobias Hiller. He gained very special influences on his work and studies from Dan-Olof Stenlund.
R. Hoffmann works with the choir, the chamber choir and the orchestra of the Hochschule für Musik Trossingen on a regular basis. Since 2012 he is a research assistant for the subject of conducting and took over the leadership of the choir at the department of Musikdesign in 2013.
In the same year he assisted Michael Alber in rehearsing Mozart's adaption of Händel's Der Messias with the chamber choir of the University.
As a jazz pianist Rainer Hoffmann works primarily in the field of education and teaches at theMusikschule Freiburg. He studied with Ralf Schmid and Paul Schwarz. As a part of masterclasses he played next to Dusko Goykovich and in 2011 at the Klassikfestival Sommersprossen in Rottweil next to Daniel Schnyder and Ingo Goritzki.


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So I decided to try something that I used to do when cooking BBQ chicken or pork ribs on the grill outside. We would always boil the chicken or ribs on top of the stove in water first, for about 15 minutes. This gave it a chance to cook out some of the fat plus cooking it some ahead of time ensures it will be cooked all the way through to the bone, on the grill, without having to cook it to death, which leaves a hard, dry meat. So today, I had the idea to do the same thing for oven bbq chicken.
I will continue to cook the chicken this way from now on. I would even go so far as to say if you have to leave the house for work, you can cook the chicken in the slow cooker, and put the chicken and sauce under the broiler the same way as described here and it will be great. The broiler is the key!
Crispy Oven BBQ Chicken
1. Chicken pieces (any amount) bone in, with skin (I prefer thighs, wings and legs since they don't get too dry)
2. Sweet Baby Rays Honey BBQ Sauce
Preheat oven to 400º. While the oven is heating, place chicken pieces in a pot covered with water on top of the stove. Add a little salt and let it come to a boil. Turn the heat down a little and let it boil for about 15 minutes.
Drain the water and pat the chicken dry with paper towels. Place it, skin side up, on a broiler pan with holes or on a rack in a large flat cookie sheet with sides to catch any excess liquid. (See picture of pan and rack I used in picture below)
Squirt bbq sauce from bottle onto chicken. It will be thick and that's great. You can leave it that way or spread it on with a brush. Place chicken in oven on the middle rack and cook for 12 minutes. After 12 minutes, turn chicken pieces over and put bbq sauce on that side same as before. Cook 12 minutes. Turn chicken over again with skin side up, adding more sauce. After about 10 more minutes, take chicken out and add more sauce. Turn oven temperature to broil. Place oven track at highest point and place chicken under broiler. Cook under broiler for 5-10 minutes, searing sauce and crisping up skin. You need to keep a close watch on the chicken, checking it often, because it will be very easy to burn it. I kinda like that but you may not! Cool a few minutes before serving and serve with potato salad.
|I used this rack and you can see how it still had liquid that drained. Believe
me, the chicken was still very tender and juicy!
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If you are interested in learning more about Hans Christian Andersen, the history of children's literature, or Denmark and Danish culture, try these links.
The British Library's collections are among the most significant in the world.
Adopt a Book - we have titles by Andersen to 'adopt'.
List of Hans Christian Andersen books in print.
Our Danish collections are the largest in the United Kingdom and probably the most comprehensive anywhere outside Scandinavia.
Our Historical survey of children's literature in the British Library is selective but focuses on the most influential authors:
Further details about all the works discussed and the wealth of our holdings of children's literature can be traced through our online catalogues.
See also our Magic Pencil feature:interviews with and examples of the work of 13 of Britain's leading children's book illustrators.
Hans Christian Andersen 2005 is the official site for the celebration of the 200 year birthday of Hans Christian Andersen.
The Bikuben Foundation is a long-established Danish Foundation and exclusive collaborative partner in the national and international celebrations.
theatre-rites is a theatre company for young people and designers of the exhibition at the British Library. The company is committed to working with sculptors, poets, painters, video and installation artists to push the boundaries of theatrical form.
Royal Danish Embassy in London promotes knowledge of Denmark, and Danish culture.
The Royal Library, Copenhagen has loaned material for the Library's exhibition. They are marking the Andersen with a series of exhibitions, publications and events inspired by their unrivalled collections of anderseniana: manuscripts, diaries, portraits and books.
The Hans Christian Andersen Museum in Odense has also loaned material for the exhibition.
The Danish Tourist Board VisitDenmark is the official travel guide to Denmark. Their Flying Suitcase project, for which the British Library was one of the partners, introduces the works of the celebrated Dane to Year 5 pupils and the users of 4000 public libraries in the UK and Ireland.
Legoland, Windsor is set in 150 acres of parkland and features 47 million LEGO® bricks. It is great fun for children aged 2-12 and their families. Over the weekend 18-19 June 2005 they are hosting an Andersen story-time weekend.
Times Literary Supplement is the world's most authoritative review of literature, scholarship, and the visual and performing arts. Media sponsor of the exhibition.
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- Thanks to all who showed up for the Ice Bowl Tourney! We raised nearly $1000 for the soup kitchen!
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I've blogged about teamwork before.
With a small staff, teamwork is in play on a daily basis.
Just this past Wednesday a situation arose where the news team had to make a decision.
Louisa was in a pickle. She had to go to court and cover an event at ECSU.
Michelle had something to cover at UConn and I opted to let her choose what I would cover. She, obviously, chose to cover the courts (this time it was Danielson Superior Court) and I covered the event at Eastern.
The decision was made in less than five minutes.
Why the rush?
The ECSU event was at 10 a.m., while the court appearances were in Danielson at roughly the same time.
This all took place just before 9:30 and we had to make a decision. I had no problem with the outcome. I had covered the toy event last year, so I knew what I was getting into.
To make long stories short, everything went fine. I texted my city editor after the event and told him everything was going to be great on my end. He thanked me for being a team player and Thursday's paper had everything we needed to have. The front page was one to remember.
I could have complained because I had a tree-lighting to cover Wednesday night, but I didn't. I knew that I had to help Louisa out and make sure we covered everything.
I think it's big for reporters to be selfless in their work. You never know what's going to happen, nor where. You just have to be ready.
Having a team you can rely on is hard to put into words. It makes the job much better and it creates a bond full of trust and, to be honest, respect.
It's not easy being thrown into an assignment 20 minutes before it starts. It's not always fun, but you have to adapt and do what is thrown at you.


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Hacker to Plead Guilty in Major Identity Theft Case
Saturday, August 29, 2009
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Albert Gonzalez of Miami was charged with conspiracy, wire fraud and aggravated identity theft in federal courts in New York and Boston. Court documents filed in federal court in Boston indicate that the 28-year-old agreed to plead guilty to 19 counts and to have the two cases combined in federal court in Massachusetts.
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Palomino said Gonzalez was a self-taught computer genius whose interest in technology turned into an addiction. In 2003, authorities arrested Gonzalez but did not file charges, saying that he had become an informant and would help the Secret Service hunt other hackers.
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There's no question 2015 was a fantastic year for both me and the Alaina Ann brand. The shop launched, I spent over four months on the road AND enjoyed an incredible amount of time with family and friends. So much goodness.
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Produces enlarged or reduced photographic prints from original negative or positive, using projection printer: sorts orders according to type, size, and processing requirements. Examines negative for contrast to determine grade of sensitized paper required for print. Places sensitized paper on easel and adjusts sliding arms of easel to outline specified area on paper, or threads paper through guides onto takeup spool and secures with tape. Places negative in holder and slides holder beneath light. Raises or lowers carriage of printer to focus image within outlined area on paper. Selects lens assembly according to size and type of negative to be printed and positions lens in holder. Adjusts lens opening, sets exposure timer, and starts machine. Varies contrast by shading darker image areas with hand or sheet of paper (dodging). Develops exposed paper developer (photofinishing). Examines developed prints to detect color deficiencies, scratches, and dust specks, and retouches print to remove defects, using paints, pencils, brush, and cloth. Computes customer charges and maintains production record.
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Burdett was baptised in Washington, Co Durham in November of 1820 and first appears in the census of 1841 living in the household of his brother (or so it appears due to the ages given) George, possibly George's wife, Catherine and their son, Anthony - relationships are given in the 1841 census. George is a smith (like their father Ralph) and Burdett is an engineer. Why Burdett? It's a tradition in that part of the north east for some families to 'protect' surnames by using them as given names and I suspect that is the case here.
Burdett married Ann Morgan in 1844; she was the daughter of an engine driver. They had two children, Jane and Hannah but Ann died in 1849. By this time, the family was in Chepstow, Monmouthshire. Burdett returned to the north-east of England to marry his second wife, my great, great aunt, Elizabeth Mary Brown.
I suspect these two are cousins, because of the coincidences elsewhere in the family of the surnames they used for given names for their children, but I need to do more research on this.
Their fist child was Ralph Lambton Brown, then Lizzie Sarah, Mary Oughton Brown, George P(hilip?) and Thomas Lumsden Brown (not to be confused with my great great grandfather of the same name, Elizabeth's youngest brother).Ralph and Lizzie were both born in Chepstow, Mary in Newport (also Monmouthshire), George in West Bromwich (Staffordshire, modern day West Midlands) and Tom in Wednesbury Staffs, now West Midlands). The family moved a lot with Burdett's profession.
Catching up with the family via censuses, in 1851 they were living in Chepstow and Burdett's profession is given as practical engineer. In 1861 in Wednesbury and Burdett is manager & engineer (but where is Ralph? At school somewhere?).
In December of 1861, John James Russell (as far as I know, no relation!) of the Crown Tube Works, Wednesbury in the county of Stafford, Patent Tube manufacturer and Burdett Lambton Brown of the same place, Engineer in the employ of the said JJR applied for, and were granted, a patent 'for an invention for improvements in apparatus used in the manufacture of taper tubes'. You can find more information about the Crown Tube Works at: http://www.historywebsite.co.uk/articles/Wednesbury/Tubes.htm
In 1871, at the same Church Hill address, Burdett is 'Wrought Iron Tube manufacturer employing 35 men and 16 boys'; Ralph has re-appeared an at the age of 19 is a wrought tube maker and they have a domestic servant. Their daughter, Mary, died later that year.
Lizzie Sarah married Samuel Hodgson in 1875, a clergyman and judging by later censuses and the birthplaces of their children, they travelled round a lot! I need to look him up in a Crockford's! I wonder if this relationship had an effect on Tom? Lizzie and Samuel's second child, William Hope Hodgson became an author and is now recognised as an important pioneer of 'modern imaginative fiction' (see: http://www.oxforddnb.com/index/56/101056875/ but you'll need a subscription)
George married Jane Jones in Wednesbury in 1879 and settled in nearby Walsall and became a bank clerk
By 1881 the remaining family had moved on again and were living in Hanover Square, Leeds; Burdett is an agent to a wrought iron tube depot and Ralph is a clerk to a wrought iron tube depot. Tom, who always seems to have been called Tom and not Thomas, was listed as being a theological student.
Burdett died in Leeds in February 1888 and Elizabeth and Ralph remained there sharing their home until at least 1911. In 1891, at the census they are joined briefly by a Mary Holwell, the sister of Amelia Holwell who had married Tom who by then had been ordained as an Anglican priest and was living in Monkwearmouth (and I do have his entry from Crockford's)
Ralph died in 1914 in Leeds; the informant of his death was Tom so I don't know if Elizabeth was still living at this point. I suppose that street directories will need to be consulted if I want to take this any further or maybe cemetery records but Elizabeth Brown is quite a common name especially in a city the size of Leeds.
A really interesting sideline that make family history so rewarding!


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Monday, 6 April 2009
Lovely books
That flu is almost gone. Gosh we were all sick at home last week, but are on the mend now.
No baby yet, I've got the feeling she'll just wait until I'm all energetic and healthy again (uh fingers crossed...). Gabe has put up shelves so I can have her little clothes and nappies (I'm doing cloth again, respect for mama Earth!) within reach in our bedroom, where she'll sleep once she's here. It is quite exceptional, Gabe putting up shelves, ha. So yeah yeah we're getting ready ready. Looking so forward. I'm a bit anxious too eeh.
What's left to do but browse my newly arrived lovely Japanese sewing books. The legendary Homspun ones, not new releases, one is from 2005, the other from 2006, but these books are still so fresh and inspirational. Yup, I love them to bits. Just the right combination of edgy construction, colorful use of fabrics and fragile photography.
This here is a sequence from one of my most loved Japanese films 'Dolls'. It portraits along the Banruki theatre style the drama of human relationships throughout different stages of life. Apart from the breathtaking stylised visuals and the poignant telling of pain and love, the costume in the film is stunning, by Johji Yamamoto, of course. If you have a chance to rent this dvd, do and watch, it is a beautiful experience.
Have a nice week friends
6 comments:
- sweetp said...
Hope you dont have to wait too long for babies arrival. The books look very nice.
Good for you using cloth too btw ;)
- 6 April 2009 at 17:34
- JasperBoy said...
Soooo exciting!!
We're looking forward too!!
Jen in Melbourne
- 6 April 2009 at 22:06
- hanna said...
yes those books really do look lovely!
Thinking of you in these waiting days :o)
- 7 April 2009 at 11:26
- Bronwyn Lloyd said...
That yellow dress in the sewing book is so beautiful. Have a lovely week. Loving thoughts beaming your way!
- 7 April 2009 at 14:54
- Iris said...
Go cloth!
- 13 April 2009 at 18:44
- 19 August 2009 at 04:18


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I've become addicted to this meal. I love Indian food. The spices are so rich and flavorful. Making a dish from scratch sounds more intimidating than it actually is. There is an art to it. I've had it come out particularly dry OR nice, thick, and juicy.
McCormick makes pre-measured spice packets now, with different recipes attached to the back. Yes, the price for a pinch of six spices is a bit high. But, this is an easy way to sample a recipe without buying full bottles of each spice. I've tried to make most of McCormick's spice packet recipes. The Chicken Tikka Masala is one of my favorite meals.
I'll try to give you their recipe here, with notes from me along the way:
You will need:
2 tsp. Paprika
1 tsp. Minced Garlic
1 tsp. Garam Masala (This is part of McCormick's Gourmet Collection)
1/2 tsp. Ground Cumin
1/2 tsp. Crushed Red Pepper
1/2 tsp. salt
1tbsp. cornstarch ( I never use it to avoid the carbs, but it will help thicken it up)
1/3 cup heavy cream ( I probably do 1/2 cup easy, but I don't use cornstarch)
2 tbsp. butter
2 tbsp. lemon juice ( I probably do 3 tbsp.)
1 medium onion, chopped (I use two)
1 can diced tomatoes, undrained ( I also add a couple of fresh tomatoes that I cut up)
1 1/2 lbs. boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch cubes (I use 2 very large chicken breasts)
Now, the ingredients I have here give me enough to split it into more than one meal...about one breast per sitting...but I have lots of sauce...which is what I prefer. One breast is super filling since you serve this over rice.
Cooking Directions:
1-Melt butter in large nonstick skillet on medium heat.
2-Add chicken, onion and lemon juice; cook & stir 10-minutes until chicken is no longer pink.
3-Add spices 1-5 plus the salt if you aren't going to use cornstarch. Hold the salt if you are. Cook and stir for 1 minute.
4-Stir in tomatoes until well mixed.
5-Stir cream into cornstarch and salt until smooth. ( I just add the cream directly minus cornstarch).
6-Gradually stir and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low, stirring frequently, simmer 5-minutes or until slightly thickened. (I cover mine in a dish on the stove and let it simmer for awhile, making sure it doesn't get dry).
7-Serve with cooked rice or naan bread.
You can buy basmati rice in the store, but good luck finding good naan bread anywhere. I just eat it without naan.
I recommend you try it. It is so tasty, especially if you cook it a few times and get a feel for it. Your house will smell like Indian food though. This is NOT for the meat and potato type. But, you all know that. Have fun!!


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Starting pitcher Jon Lester's Twitter activity after being traded from the Boston Red Sox to the Oakland Athletics on Thursday might reveal something about his future plans.
ESPN/Grantland columnist and Boston sports fanatic Bill Simmons sent out a tweet thanking Lester for his time on the Red Sox, telling him he'd see him in Boston in 2015. That tweet was one of just two tweets that Lester favorited after the trade, making some wonder if he really does have plans to re-sign with Boston after his contract is up at the end of this season.
Of course, this is all speculation and should be taken with a grain of salt. But it is interesting that of all of the mentions he received on Twitter all day, he chose that one to notice.
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When I realized I was heading into the wilds of Mongolia, and that I didn't have so much as a decent point-and-click camera to my name, I called my skydiving buddy Zach Lewis for advice. Zach's encouragement and assistance made this entire journey of mine possible, so it's an understatement to say "buddy." He also happens to be an accomplished photographer with years of experience who loves to share his knowledge. You know the kind of person I'm talking about.
I needed something lightweight since I had would be carrying it with me for 3500km, but I wanted a "real" camera. Entry level was fine, but I wanted something that would produce great images and that I could grow into.
Zach is first and foremost a freefall videographer and photographer, and he recommended the mirrorless Sony a5000 considering my limited budget and weight requirements. It has been a fantastic camera for me, and I highly recommend it.
Photography is for me a relatively recent tool. It is yet another means to my favorite end: capturing the stories of people I meet, and documenting what it took me to get there and back again. It's a beautiful, fun, endlessly surprising and rewarding tool, and humbling, too. There's nothing quite like the feeling I get when I sit in front of my computer, hours or days later, and realize just how utterly I've cocked up something I was trying to achieve. It's a good thing humble pie is such a tasty dessert.
Though the quality of my equipment was generally terrible, even the earliest adventures show me trying to capture people and feelings–at whatever resolution. Once GoPro hit the market (I'm a skydiver) I became obsessed with video editing, which meant I needed new angles. Moving or still, I was always interested in evocative or expressive images. Travel just made that interest more palpable, and so I managed to get my hands on an advanced-for-me camera in Fall 2014.
Browsing chronologically through my travelogues, you will see a sharp improvement in image quality around the time of Turkey and Morocco, when the Olympus came into play. It was a used PM-1, with a kit lens and a decent prime–neither of which lasted long, thanks to the hard Moroccan pavement and my neophyte's carelessness. But the difference was startling in context. At least it was for me; I had my a-ha! moment, and there was no going back.
So out of my increased interest and expanding travels has come this set of travelogues, intended to be the heart, the nervous system, and the connective tissue of transglobalist.com. (The blog–when I can pry open the window sufficiently–is its soul.)
They are straightforward collections of the written and photographic material produced during (or regarding) a given journey. In the case of the Africa travelogue, it's a place to notify you of upcoming plans, and to solicit your advice, opinion, direct involvement, and continued support.
If you want more info on the travelogue concept, my introduction to the new site spells it out in detail.
How I present each gallery, behind-the-scenes, is still evolving. Most galleries will redirect to stand-alone pages, some will load from Facebook albums into a lightbox and allow you to click through one-by-one. Very few of them are captioned, titled, or annotated–that documentation happened while I was working on this site, and so is tied to their initial presentation at facebook.com/transglobalist. Links to those annotated images are available in the relevant blog posts, located in (you guessed it), the travelogues.
There is of course no right way to use this site. However it makes sense to you, I'm just glad you are here. Make yourself at home, dig around, and find something that speaks to you. I wish you many happy journeys, and many happy returns.
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Here is the initial sketch from my sketchbook.
Tangling Mickey was fun and quite the project as it wasn't a small sketch. It took me a few days between other projects to finish him.
I do like how he turned out. Now hmmm, what Disney character will I work on next?
Well I hope you have enjoyed my Zen Mickey. Be sure to check back again to see what sketch is next.


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January Horoscopes 2018
Important Dates: January 1, New Year's Day; January 15, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day; and January 31, Lunar Eclipse in Leo.
Ever hear the expression, "Once in a blue moon?" A blue moon is when a month has two full moons which seems to come around every year and a half.
Remember, as I say every January, the astrological dates may be different for each sun sign than your original birth sign. Every year, a few signs move one day before or after the date of particular signs the year before. You are still the sun sign you were originally born.
New Year, New Beginnings
Every New Year's Eve most people make up a list of New Year resolutions. Many of them are a testimony to the intent of the individual. I will eat more healthily; I will be kinder to everyone. I will be patient; I will help out with more charities and/or church outreach programs, etc.
Think of New Year as a virgin chart or map that can take many unexpected turns; it can have highways, interstates, small town dirt roads with one light or cities with a stop light at every block. You pave the way for your life to unfold in the New Year. Saying you are going to do this or that is very commendable, but most resolutions don't last more than two weeks. These are your goals or aspirations to make yourself a better person, but many resolutions are a complete turnaround to who you truly are. It's kind of hard to keep on that new unexplored road. Why not just let the year unfold before you and then deal with each opportunity or challenge as it comes along. We really don't know what changes or obstacles lie ahead of us, but the only thing that can define us as a positive person is how we react to the situation that is unraveling around is. Will you freak out? Will you blame others? Will you be there for someone who needs your guidance or help or will you just let them drown in the negative circumstances around them and walk away? The New Year is like baby energy. Everything is new, everything is a different experience. You learn by dealing with each instance or circumstance individually and then learn through experience as to whether it was a positive or negative event that you would want to repeat or not. You can gently coax life into a specific direction or towards a particular outcome, but it is rare that you can totally change the whole experience.
Don't try to drastically change yourself. You are you for a reason. You may wish to alter one or two of your more negative qualities, if you'd like, but the New Year gives you new reasons and fresh ideas about what you may wish to have in your future and what you may wish to avoid. Start there first and then plan on being the best person you can be and that's all you need to do to enjoy your 2018 New Year. Happy New Year to all.
|Full Moon
|11 Cancer 38
|Last Quarter
|18 Libra 36
|New Moon
|26 Cap 54
|First Quarter
|04 Taurus 53
|Full Moon/Lunar Eclipse
|11 Leo 37
|Planets in the morning sky
|Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn from the 8th.
|Planets in the night sky
|Uranus goes direct on the 3rd.
|The sun will go into Aquarius on the 19th.
ARIES – March 20 – April 18
There will be some unexpected surprises during the New Year month. Expect everything and you won't be surprised when it happens. Partnerships need a romantic boost and perhaps some more activity in whichever way the two of you have fun. Get out and enjoy yourselves. Even though the holidays have been exhausting, you two need alone time together. Work will continue to go well and friends will be as supportive as ever. Try to do some new things such as writing, artwork, crafting, or attending a few new classes on new subjects you always wanted to try.
TAURUS – April 18 – May 19
There is so much you want to do and you don't know what to do first. First off, relax and chill now that the holidays are behind you. Spending time with family and friends for the holidays were exhausting, but you had a great time renewing old friendships and catching up on family happenings. Being mindful of your budget would be a good thing since you may have spent a bit more money than you had anticipated on holiday gifts and travel. Some issues with your partner may overwhelm or confuse you, but don't jump to conclusions. Everything will work out for the best interest of the two of you.
GEMINI – May 20 – June 20
Getting finances in order would be a good task for the New Year. Start saving a little bit extra, if possible, and pay down those credit cards or store charges. You don't need that kind of pressure hanging over your head. In the meantime, get back into your studies, whether it's research for formal education or personal curiosity. Teaching some of the subjects you know well will bring in some additional income that will be a blessing. Writing, sewing, crocheting or art would be perfect pastimes for those cold winter nights. Get those creative juices flowing again. Getting close with family and friends will help you to deal with the winter easier and force to get you out of the house.
CANCER – June 21 – July 21
Home life becomes more important now even though things have slowed down after the holidays. You may want to redecorate your home or think about indoor painting to change the feel of your home. More time is spent with your partner and children and you will have more time to go out to lunch or dinner and find out what they have been up to. Your career may be a bit demanding, but with some shifting of priorities, you will have all the time you need to be with the ones you love. Some minor issues with your partner may make you a bit stressed, but it will be short lived. Taking care of yourself and what you need for the new year is of major importance.
LEO – July 22 – August 22
It's time to stop worrying about others and take care of yourself, your goals, dreams, and aspirations. Friends look to you for guidance, but it would be so nice if you could talk to others about your issues for a change. You hold too much negativity inside from everyone telling you their sad stories. Release this negative energy by prayer, burning white sage or meditation. You need to attract more positive energy now and do not need to be constantly surrounded by negative vibrations or people. Extensive changes are going on within you. Deal with the things in your life that make sense to you and that you want to follow or do. Now is the time to start fresh in making others know that you will help when you can, but you may not always be available because you are taking care of yourself for a change.
VIRGO – August 23 – September 21
After all the pressures of the holidays and you wanting everything to go perfectly, it is a time to relax and replenish your energy. It is also a time to seriously take care of your health and that might include a yearly physical if you have been putting it off or getting a symptom looked at by a health care professional. Delve back into metaphysics or esoterica. Organize your thoughts in a journal which would be helpful in understanding some things you have gone through. Taking note of your dreams would also be helpful. It seems you are looking for answers and this may help. Spirituality is at the forefront of the year for you so make the most of it.
LIBRA – September 22 – October 22
What a lucky time for you. Things are going in a very good direction and can only get better. Even if life throws you some curve balls, you will come through them just fine. Partnerships are important now so make sure you are tending to the one you love. If not in a relationship, this may be the perfect opportunity to make your intention known to the universe that you want a romantic significant other that would be in both your best interests. You are ready to have a serious relationship, so keep the door open on that issue. You may be trying to reinvent yourself and may want to spice up your life with a makeover, new hairdo, new hair color or new makeup. Go for it. It's fun to make these little changes as they give us a new spark to attract others to you.
SCORPIO – October 23 – November 21
This is a perfect time to get all of your priorities in order. You may be doing more thinking than doing at this time, but when your list of things to do is completed, you will be motivated to start getting things done. Good luck is blessing you now in relationships and anything that you have a partner in, whether it is with family, friends or co-workers. A collaboration would have positive results. Share your ideas at work and with those closest to you and accept help in making them come to fruition. This is a time to shine, so think about what you really want to do in this new year and start making plans to make them come true.
SAGITTARIUS – November 22 – December 20
After the holidays, organize your finances and it would be to your benefit to save more than you have in the past. You never know when that rainy day will appear and you will be prepared. Also, update your important papers, bank accounts, wills and life insurances for revised beneficiaries so that your wishes will be carried out when the time rolls around. It seems to be a time where you may be misunderstood so be sure that everyone understands your intent. Small quarrels might arise from misunderstandings, so be sure that doesn't happen and be very clear about what you mean. Many unexpected changes in your way of thinking or your belief systems may be confusing at first, but all will make sense to you and you will be happy with the results.
CAPRICORN – December 21 – January 18
So much energy around you and so little time! You want to do everything and try new things and get out of a rut you may have recently felt that you were in. New energy for in-depth study, putting your whole being into new subjects or areas of life, and just enjoying yourself is at hand. You may even feel the need to improve your romantic relationship or look for one as this is the time when things in this area seem very important to you. Taking things more seriously than before is also a change that you will feel, not that you haven't been serious about life before, but you are more aware of what you want to accomplish to make your life complete and you are ready to do what it takes.
AQUARIUS – January 19 – February 17
So much is going around you. You have been in a whirlwind that you haven't had time to take a breath and do anything for yourself. This is a good time to relax, rejuvenate and refresh your goals and dreams for the upcoming year. Start handling one small personal thing at a time and you will be surprised at how much you will have accomplished within a week, month or year. Other areas, such as work, will continue to be busy, but it seems you have a handle on it. Just be sure to leave work at a normal hour from time to time, you do need a personal life as well. Perhaps deciding on getting a romantic partner who would be a good influence on you to have some fun. It's just a thought, but one that I think would make you happy and look forward to the new year.
PISCES – February 18 – March 19
There is a lot of energy focusing on secrets, hidden truths and perhaps some people who are outright lying to you, so double check information gotten from others before you make decisions based on their half-truths. Gossip will only get you into trouble now, so use your intellect to squash rumors no matter how juicy they seem. If not, they will come back to haunt you in some way. Spirituality may have recently been pushed to the side. Perhaps meditation or prayer would also be a good way of getting back into your belief system. Be sure you are getting enough rest and eating properly so that your health stays satisfactory. If you feel some additional exercise is warranted, by all means, add that to your 2018 goals.
Vikki Anderson has been a metaphysical teacher, writer and lecturer for over 45 years. Call 570-215-4223 for a confidential tarot or astrology phone reading or to get more information about an in-home Feng Shui consultation. Please visit her websites: www.vikkianderson.net and www.fengshuimoon.com


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Henry Sinsheimer
Values Codes: I-H-E-L-P
Henry Sinsheimer was born in 1854, at Burstadt, province of Daerstadt, Germany, son of Simon and Claire Sinsheimer.
Two of his brothers, Aaron (A.Z.) (1838) and Bernhard (1848), were also born in Burstadt.
Along the Way . . . .
Henry Sinsheimer found his way to San Francisco in the mid-1870's and was employed as a bookkeeper for Koshland Brothers, wool merchants.
After his marriage to Nettie Koshland in 1881, Henry Sinsheimer became a "member of the firm" of S. Koshland & Company, and a leading figure in the San Francisco Jewish community.
Henry Sinsheimer's older brother, Bernhard Sinsheimer, had come to San Luis Obispo in 1874.
Bernhard Sinsheimer and Henry Sinsheimer, his brother, created Sinsheimer Brothers General Merchandise in San Luis Obispo in 1876.
Bernhard ran the business in SLO, while Henry acted as its purchasing agent in San Francisco.
In 1884, the Sinsheimer Brothers purchased a lot on the east side of Monterey Street at Rose Alley, in San Louis Obispo, building a brick store 40 feet wide and 100 feet in depth with a custom cast iron front.
Today, the Sinsheimer Store is regarded as one of the best preserved structures of the iron front style in the nation.
In 1898, Bernhard and Henry dissolved their San Luis Obispo partnership, and Bernhart moved up to San Francisco.
A new corporation was started, using the same name, Sinsheimer Brothers, which was owned by their brother, Aaron (A.Z.) Sinsheimer, who had worked in the business for years.
Henery Sinsheimer was a member of Temple Emanu-El in San Francisco.
He became one of the leaders of the San Francisco Jewish Community.
He was President of the Hebrew Board of Relief and also served as President of the Eureka Benevolent Society for over a decade.Henry Sinsheimer also served as vice-President and then President of the Federation of Jewish Charities
Henry Sinsheimer was a member of the Concordia Club.
Henry Sinsheimer married Nettie Koshland, in 1881.
Together they had two sons, Stanley and Edgar.
Henery Sinsheimer died, in 1932.
Loss of Legacy
Henry Sinsheimer's two sons changed their names from Sinsheimer to Stinson, in 1917, because of the pressure of anti-German sentiment at that time.
For more information see the following Issue of Western States Jewish History:
- The Sinsheimers of San Luis Obispo, by Norton B. Stern and William M. Kramer, WSJH, Vol. 6, Issue 1, 1973.
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(CLEARWATER, FLA.) January 13, 2014 – Pyramid Healthcare Solutions, an Avantha Group company, will attend the HFMA Florida Chapter Mid-Winter Conference 2015 January 26-28 at the Doubletree-Hilton in Orlando, Florida.
According to Brian Hudson, Pyramid's Vice President of Sales & Solutions, "This year's mid winter agenda and theme of, What's New on the Horizon, should be filled with great information for all who attend." Pyramid Healthcare Solutions is included in the HFMA 2015 Buyers Resource Guide and a regular exhibitor and attendee of HFMA events throughout the year.
About Pyramid Healthcare Solutions
Founded in 1985, Pyramid Healthcare Solutions partners with healthcare providers to assess, validate and resolve gaps in their revenue cycle, leading to improved and sustainable financial results. Pyramid offers a complete best-practice suite of revenue cycle solutions, including coding services (on-site and remote), HIM services, cancer registry, revenue cycle, revenue discovery, charge capture, accounts receivable management, patient financial services, human resources, managed care services, and education and training. Headquartered in Clearwater, Fla., Pyramid employs more than 300 credentialed, knowledgeable healthcare professionals and best practices developed with more than 500 clients. For more information on Pyramid Healthcare Solutions, visit http://www.pyramidhs.com.


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Home Interior Design entry: Lighting Ti Lights
a Handmade lamp from original industrial tie-wraps. The Black Ti Light creates strong lines, while the White Ti Light is soft & airy with a subtle milky fading effect when lit. The lamp has the same detailing & material use as Kimik's curtain designs; Fascination for light, shadows & contrast are put together in this unique lamp. Fascination for light & shadow-play and the contrast with industrial materials where put together in this unique, handcrafted lamp.
Design: Kim Olde Loohuis
Project: Ti Light
Category: Home Interior Design: Lighting
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David Jenkins wore an empty black holster Thursday at the University of Central Oklahoma, protesting a state law prohibiting firearms on campus. The political science student objects that he can't carry his .380 caliber Ruger pistol at school even though he has a concealed carry permit and usually takes the handgun wherever he goes, including church. He is participating in a protest organized by Students for Concealed Carry on Campus and taking place at universities across the country this week. The national group says concealed weapons could be needed for protection in extreme circumstances, like a school shooting.
Read Original at: The Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, Okla.)