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by Left Coast Rebel
Let's clear the air at the Left Coast Rebel, let's get something out into the open. I have considered road-raging on cars plastered with Obama bumper stickers. I'll admit it, I have. Let me explain.
It's no secret that coastal San Diego is packed to the gills with SUV-truckin' Obamunists. They let their Obama colors fly as they zig, as they zag and as they clog up the commute arteries here, on the highway to hell of socialism.
In fact, I have found that a direct correlation exists between the number of Obama bumper stickers on a car and the danger that person poses to the public. I don't really know if it is out of sheer dissatisfaction with just how terrible Obama has been for the country (and their subconscious translates that to terrible driving) or if Obama-loving drivers are just flat stupid and lack motor skills. Both?
Make sense, main stream press? Because in your world what I just said makes me a violent tea-bagger. The headline would be, "Blogger that praises Tea Parties Sympathizes with Obama Bumper Sticker Road-Rager Harry Weiseger."
On a side note, I don't condone someone committing an act of violence against someone with a political sticker on their car (even though I am not sure that is what we are looking at here), more so because there was a child involved:
I don't have the police report for this incident but I find it suspicious that the driver that got rammed (Mark Duren) claims that he could tell that the anti-Obama road-rager Harry Weiseger 'was pointing at the Obama bumper sticker' and such. Which makes me think - Weisiger is charged with reckless endangerment, but intent? How would a person know (reasonably), that someone was pointing at a bumper sticker at the rear of their car and that was the intent of a road rage incident?
(WKN) NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A Nashville man says he and his 10-year-old daughter were victims of road rage Thursday afternoon, all because of a political bumper sticker on his car.
Mark Duren told News 2 the incident happened around 4:30p.m., while he was driving on Blair Boulevard, not far from Belmont University.He said Harry Weisiger gave him the bird and rammed into his vehicle, after noticing an Obama-Biden sticker on his car bumper.
It's not like Harry Weisiger stuck his head out the window and said, 'die commie, Obama-loving bastard' or something. Then I think you could substantiate intent beyond a doubt. Also, why did WKRN 2 out of Tennessee title their news article, "Road rage, accident centers on Obama bumper sticker" without theses questions answered?
Also, it is simply breathtaking to witness the nutroots leftwing blogosphere praising Harry Weisiger as their new anti-Tea Party hero (that isn't) and making him fit the template that we have talked about here at the Left Coast Rebel. They simply love Harry Weisiger of Tennessee and cannot get enough of the story. How in the hell do they know he is a teabagger? Because they say so and because they hate you so much they will twist the story to make it work!
Far-left Matthew Yglesias:
....people should consider that if they go around saying Obama is a foreign-born fascist who's shredding the constitution, that some folks are going to take that kind of talk seriously. Overstated claims are nothing new in politics, and unfortunately America is the kind of country where sporadic violence isn't that rare.
Nice try, Yglesias. Because I believe that Obama is shredding the Constitution or displays fascist traits, this makes me a violent person. According to your logic then, your followers are violent eco-terrorists that chain themselves to trees or even better the lefties that hate America so much that they go off and join the Taliban. Right? If the shoe fits.....
This gem from Wonkette (ain't she a beauty, aw shucks, Pa!):
....elderly Nashville Anger Bear Harry Weisiger, who simply does not care for this Obama or any of his stupid tax 'n' spend commie faerie fans, especially the ones who showboat. Yesterday, he saw one of these gloating f#cksticks ahead of him in traffic, sporting an Obama bumper sticker, and knew what he had to do.Nice! Once again if someone dissaproves of Obama then one is instantly part of the redneck-hillbilly, anti-homosexual, John Bircher, teabagger crowd. Where does that put you on the left, Ms. Wonkette? Where you onboard the Sea Sheperd because you are a leftist loon?
Melissa McEwan simply just parrots the leftist blogosphere and the assertion of the driver, that this was an Obama bumper sticker related event:
At least she doesn't drop any f-bombs. Far left nutjob site Think Progress also simply parrots the story too. Coming from them, a lack of adding to the template alone makes me suspicious of the veracity of this story. I'm going to look more into this and will update shortly. Does anyone have the police report? Let me know if you do.
The precipitating event? Duren's car was sporting an Obama-Biden bumper sticker.
Via Memeorandum
UPDATED: (WKRN2) Harry Weisiger claims something entirely different than what the press is running with:
Harry Weisiger told News 2, "He slammed on his brakes, and I hit him in the bumper when I tried to go around him."Weisiger did not mention the Obama bumper sticker when News 2 spoke with him Friday, but did admit fault for leaving the scene of the accident.I call the press' bluff on this. This guy is just simply a deranged idiot. Obama hating teabagger? Prove it.
According to the police report, officers found Weisiger in the paring lot of Harris Teeter, where he said he had stopped to buy dinner.
Weisiger is charged with two counts of reckless endangerment, driving under the influence, refusing to take a breath test, and leaving the scene of an accident.
UPDATED x2: Bourgeois Road Rage Riot? No More Mister Nice Blog:
If you're imagining this guy as some cliche hick, I'd like to point that there's a Nashville man by the name Harry Weisiger who's the vice president of a major construction firm who does feasibility studies for Basile Baumann Prost Cole & Associates, Inc., "an economics and real estate development advisory firm which counsels an array of public and institutional clients, as well as both novice and sophisticated private investors."Mr. Nice Blog finds the treats above and admits that he is not sure that it's the same Harry Weisiger from the Obama bumper sticker road rage media template story. Fair, right? Well he then says this:
He sounds like a stable, well-established guy ... who nevertheless feels entitled to lash out this way when his team loses a political fight. Nice society we're living in these days.Hah! On one hand, he can't substantiate that the Nashville TN Harry Weisiger that he found is the same Harry Weiseger but he sure as hell can determine motive behind the 'Obama bumper sticker' road rage incident. Hah! I'd sure hate to have Mr. Nice Blog defending me in court.....
UPDATED x3: A comment was left here at LCR that listed Harry Weisiger's address and phone number(s). I refuse to post that. Also, it seems that Harry Weisiger's wife just passed away of brain cancer, Judy Weisiger:
WEISIGER, Judy Waters Age 66 of Nashville, TN, passed peacefully at home from brain cancer as she was surrounded by family and friends on Sunday, February 21, 2010. Preceded in death by parents, Wilmer T. Sanders and Georgia W. Sanders of Hendersonville, TN. Survived by spouse, Harry K. Weisiger; daughter, Mandy W. (Gregg) Cordaro; sons, John K. (Polly) Weisiger, Will P. Weisiger, Matt W. (Tina) Weisiger; sister, Delores (Dee-Dee) S. (Ralph) Gragg; six grandchildren, Nick and Caroline Cordaro, Maya and Holden Weisiger, Gracie and Mattie Weisiger. A celebration of Judy's life will be held at 1 p.m. on Thursday, February 25, 2010 in the auditorium of West End Church of Christ. Visitation with the family will be from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. following the service. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to West End Church of Christ, Alive Hospice or to the Nashville Humane Society. CRAWFORD MORTUARY & CREMATORY


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How to Teach Kids English: Immersion vs. Bilingual Programs
Over at the Learning the Language blog, Education Week's resident expert on English language learners takes a look at Sen. Barack Obama's support of bilingual education by highlighting the debate over whether this method works better than English immersion programs.
And, interestingly, Mary Ann Zehr notes in her post that Republicans have not responded to repeated requests for more information on their endorsement of an "English First" policy as part of the official GOP platform. She wrote:
I've sent e-mail requests umpteen times requesting clarification and left voice mail messages several times for press officers with the Republican Committee. Still, no one has responded with further clarification.

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No on Hayden
Speaking at the National Press Club, he betrayed his confusion in this Q & A:
QUESTION: I'm no lawyer, but my understanding is that the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution specifies that you must have probable cause to be able to do a search that does not violate an American's right against unlawful searches and seizures. Do you use --For the record, Hayden is right that the amendment forbids unreasonable search and seizure, but wrong in saying that it isn't about "probable cause." Unreasonable searches are defined as those lacking probable cause. If this is how familiar NSA employees are with the 4th amendment, we've got real problems.
GEN. HAYDEN: No, actually -- the Fourth Amendment actually protects all of us against unreasonable search and seizure.
QUESTION: But the --
GEN. HAYDEN: That's what it says.
QUESTION: But the measure is probable cause, I believe.
GEN. HAYDEN: The amendment says unreasonable search and seizure.
QUESTION: But does it not say probable --
GEN. HAYDEN: No. The amendment says --
QUESTION: The court standard, the legal standard --
GEN. HAYDEN: -- unreasonable search and seizure.
QUESTION: The legal standard is probable cause, General. You used the terms just a few minutes ago, "We reasonably believe." And a FISA court, my understanding is, would not give you a warrant if you went before them and say "we reasonably believe"; you have to go to the FISA court, or the attorney general has to go to the FISA court and say, "we have probable cause." And so what many people believe -- and I'd like you to respond to this -- is that what you've actually done is crafted a detour around the FISA court by creating a new standard of "reasonably believe" in place in probable cause because the FISA court will not give you a warrant based on reasonable belief, you have to show probable cause. Could you respond to that, please?
GEN. HAYDEN: Sure. I didn't craft the authorization. I am responding to a lawful order. All right? The attorney general has averred to the lawfulness of the order.
Just to be very clear -- and believe me, if there's any amendment to the Constitution that employees of the National Security Agency are familiar with, it's the Fourth. And it is a reasonableness standard in the Fourth Amendment. And so what you've raised to me -- and I'm not a lawyer, and don't want to become one -- what you've raised to me is, in terms of quoting the Fourth Amendment, is an issue of the Constitution. The constitutional standard is "reasonable." And we believe -- I am convinced that we are lawful because what it is we're doing is reasonable.
That alone makes me think he's the wrong choice. The CIA has a history of illegal surveillance of Americans. As such, it's important that the person in charge have a demonstrated respect for the Constitution and the laws of the nation. Hayden betrayed those laws in illegally tapping American citizens' calls.
All of which makes me glad to hear the House Intelligence Committee Chairman say that Hayden Is "the wrong choice".
His reasoning is slightly different. His concern is principally that Hayden will turn the CIA into a branch of the military, since Hayden is currently a military officer. And even were he to resign his commission, I'm not sure it would erase a lifetime of service to military goals, rather than the broader goals of civilian intelligence gathering.


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Peterborough, Ont., teen receives Diana Award from Princes Harry and William
Faith Dickinson, 14, founded Cuddles for Cancer, which makes blankets for patients and soldiers
Faith Dickinson has spent much of her young life spreading literal warmth, ever since she first made a blanket for her aunt to ward off the chills that accompanied treatment for Stage 4 breast cancer.
That was five years ago. And, since then, the 14-year-old from Peterborough, Ont., has sent 3,500 fleece blankets around the world through her non-profit organization, Cuddles for Cancer.
While it's typically Faith's blankets that travel, this week, it was the teen herself.
Off to London
Her work propelled her to St. James's Palace in London where she was awarded the inaugural Diana Award Wednesday. The award, created in honour of the late Princess of Wales, went to 20 youth who "through kindness, compassion and service" have changed their communities.
"One of my mottoes is 'You're never too young to make a difference,'" Faith said in an interview from London. "And I think that this really proves it."
She's beaming as she recounts the day.
"Prince William told me that I was just doing such an amazing thing," she said. "And Prince Harry told me that I was the most impressive redhead there tonight."
Faith now makes the cuddly fleece blankets not only for cancer patients, but for soldiers who are experiencing symptoms of PTSD.
Her goal, she says, is to make people feel toasty inside and out — sending warm thoughts with each package.
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It was her compassion that caught the eye of Tessy Ojo, the chief executive of the Diana Award.
"Her heart is amazing," Ojo said. "It's one thing to have a vision, but it's quite another to share that vision with others and to get your friends to come along."
And her friends were certainly paying attention to the celebration — and to the company Faith was keeping.
"She's in London to meet Prince Harry and Prince William," said Grace Tibbles. "It's crazy, but she definitely deserves it."
The pair have been good friends since they were three. And Grace helped her friend deliver her blankets when she first began Cuddles for Cancer.
"And I would be sitting at the sidelines going, 'Wow, look at this girl go.'"
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Faith is an old soul, her teacher says, something that frames her perspective of the world.
"She's got a genuine enthusiasm for pretty much anything she approaches," Carolyn Scott said. "She has a kind of maturity and initiative really beyond her years. She's the type of student who's always asking, 'What more can I do.'"
That might be a tough question, considering all Faith has accomplished.
But she's ready with an answer.
"Well I really hope to start a Cuddles for Cancer in the U.K.," she said after the ceremony. "So maybe thanks to this, we can get some connections and start one."
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Lately I've been coming home every day after 10pm even when I get into the office at 8 in the morning. This might not seem like a big deal to a lot of people, but I'm a homebody. Yes, I have wanderlust pulsing through my veins but no matter where I go, I want to feel at home.
These past two months working at Airbnb have offered an entirely new perspective of San Francisco. I've been squished sardine-style at an Irish pub, gone to the SF Ballet, practiced yoga on the roof, and just tonight-- headed to an '80s theme night at a club. (And this list is by no means comprehensive.) So much is happening and I'm
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December 6, 2002
Q: How do I create my own pair of mutable and immutable classes similar to String and StringBuffer ?
A: Immutability in a "weak" sense (for lack of a better term) means creating a temporary read-only view of otherwise modifiable data. A typical case is implementing an accessor method: one must avoid giving out writable handles to internals of the class implementation. Note that an accessor is not necessarily expected to return the same data every time it is called. The key is not letting the caller subvert the read-only access protocol in place of supported mutator methods.
Immutability in a "strong" sense means locking down a piece of data in perpetuity, such as creating an immutable object instance that cannot be changed by any code. Knowing that such an instance will never change opens doors for a host of other useful patterns. For example, when cloning an object with
String fields, it is not necessary to clone them since
Strings are immutable.
All these immutability flavors are invaluable for good defensive programming. And since Java does not provide much native language support in this area, developers must take matters in their own hands. Fortunately, it is not very complicated.
I illustrate a couple of patterns for separating a class API into mutable and immutable parts here.
Immutable class extended by a companion nonpublic mutable class
Consider these two classes:
package items; public class Item { public Item (int a, int b) { m_a = a; m_b = b; } // ACCESSORS: [all methods are final] public final int getA () { return m_a; } public final int getB () { return m_b; } int m_a, m_b; } package items; final class MutableItem extends Item { public MutableItem (int a, int b) { super (a, b); } // MUTATORS: public void setA (int a) { m_a = a; } public void setB (int b) { m_b = b; } }
Item is immutable: it has no mutator methods. It is further specialized into
MutableItem that adds mutators. Conceptually, this inheritance relationship makes sense: being able to read and write is of course more than just being able to read.
Anything that has a
MutableItem instance fully controls its state. However, this access can be restricted to read-only by upcasting such an instance to
Item, as demonstrated by this simple class:
package items; public class ItemArray { public ItemArray (int size) { m_items = new MutableItem [size]; for (int i = 0; i < size; ++ i) m_items [i] = new MutableItem (0, 0); } public final Item getItem (int index) { return m_items [index]; // no data copying necessary } public final void setItem (int index, int a, int b) { // Update the existing item: m_items [index].setA (a); m_items [index].setB (b); } private final MutableItem [] m_items; }
ItemArray.getItem() exposes a mutable object in an immutable way. Note that this method has no data copying and no new object allocation, and the overall implementation is very efficient and safe. Downcasting the result of
getItem() to its mutable subclass is not possible outside the
items package because the mutable class is package-private. And even when this restriction does not apply, such as in my own code in the same package, downcasting needs to be coded explicitly and will trigger a mental check: should I be doing this? This weak immutability pattern is a bit like const-correctness in C++, where an object's "const-ness" is enforced by the compiler and can be cast away with an explicit directive.
Mutable class with a convert-to-immutable-version method
The previous pattern is suitable for read-only data whose usage is short-lived (e.g., scoped to a method). It trades efficiency for a weaker form of immutability: changes in the underlying data remain visible to the client code. For stronger immutability, I can do the following: create an immutable class with a
toImmutable() method that locks in the data by returning a copy of it. Consider these two classes implementing a simplified version of a sorted
int vector:
package vector; public class SortedVector { public SortedVector (int capacity) { m_data = new int [capacity]; } // ACCESSORS: [all methods are final] public final int size () { return m_size; } public final int get (int index) { return m_data [index]; } // package-private constructor: SortedVector (MutableSortedVector item) { // Note: 'm_data' array is not cloned here and is rather shared // by reference with the original MutableSortedVector until // the next MutableSortedVector mutator method is invoked [if ever] m_data = item.m_data; m_size = item.m_size; } int [] m_data; int m_size; } package vector; public final class MutableSortedVector extends SortedVector { public MutableSortedVector (int capacity) { super (capacity); } public SortedVector toImmutable () { m_shared = true; // set 'shared' flag return new SortedVector (this); } // MUTATORS: // Add a new value; keep them in increasing order: public void add (int value) { // [This simple implementation is O(size) and is used for // illustrative purposes only] if (m_size == m_data.length) throw new IllegalStateException ("maximum capacity reached"); // If the data array is shared, it must be cloned before we can // proceed [copy-on-write]: if (m_shared) { m_data = (int []) m_data.clone (); m_shared = false; // reset 'shared' flag } // Insert the new value after a simple linear scan: int position; for (position = 0; position < m_size; ++ position) { if (m_data [position] > value) break; } if (position < m_size) System.arraycopy (m_data, position, m_data, position + 1, m_size - position); m_data [position] = value; ++ m_size; } private boolean m_shared; // if 'true', next mutator call must clone data }
Even though both classes are public, observe how
toImmutable() relies on a special package-private constructor provided by
SortedVector for
MutableSortedVector and nobody else. Implementing such conversion methods usually implies extra data copying and extra performance hits. But if I know that the mutable instance will always be discarded right after it has been converted, I can simply pass pieces of the internal
MutableSortedVector state to the
SortedVector constructor by reference to reduce overhead. Being certain of this knowledge is generally difficult, however, so I handle the issue using a traditional compromise technique called copy-on-write. Observe carefully how the mutator and
toImmutable() methods use the
m_shared flag to copy data only when necessary.
The implementation technique outlined above is much like the one used by
String and
StringBuffer companion classes in the standard Java implementation, except that the mutable
StringBuffer is not an extension of the immutable
Learn more about this topic
- Download the source code that accompanies this article
- For more on making classes strongly immutable see Joshua Bloch's Effective Java Programming Language Guide (Addison-Wesley Professional, June 2001; ISBN0201310058)
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Artist Phillip Light created this hilariously cute illustration series depicting Disney princesses as sloths. See the whole collection at his tumbler: philliplight.tumblr.com
Artist Phillip Light created this hilariously cute illustration series depicting Disney princesses as sloths. See the whole collection at his tumbler: philliplight.tumblr.com
I love this! Bill Gekas takes photographs of his young daughter inspired by classic paintings. Simply stunning!
Um, seriously? These cardboard sculptures by Daniel Agdag are unbelievable! Tiny and intricate details, hauntingly lit, and mesmerizing to look at. I am so impressed. I especially love the shots of the artist working; it really puts the delicacy of the work into perspective.
Painter Simon Monk has created a masterful series titled Secret Identity. The series depicts photorealistic superhero action figures in plastic bags. My particular favorite is Clark Kent. I can only exist in awe of his talent. Absolutely beautiful.
The kind of commencement speech every art student deserves. Inspirational.
Wow. Photographer Jack Long takes un-altered, single-capture shots of splashing liquid meant to look like flowers and vases. Takes high-speed photography to a new level and kind of blows my mind. Well done.
As I've stated many times before, I'm simply enamored with things that are miniature and those that are oversized. Lately, three artists have caught my eye who deal with extreme proportions.
The first is Carrie M. Becker, who created a Hoarders inspired, Barbie-sized mess. She created amazingly detailed, doll-sized rooms filled to the brim with clutter and garbage. Especially wonderful is the neatly organized "after the intervention" room. Bravo.
The second artist is Jean-Francois Fourtou, who shoots beautifully surreal portraits of seemingly miniature and oversized people. His photos trick the eye and are both deceiving and charming.
And lastly, I've fallen in love with the work of Shay Aaaron, who creates impeccable food replicas at the tiniest scale. I still can't believe he can manage that level of detail from sculpting clay, let alone at that size. He sells his creations as jewelry in his Etsy store, and I must say, I want them all.
In love with these amazingly detailed cityscapes by Atelier Olschinsky, a creative duo in Vienna, Austria. I was instantly drawn to the delicacy of the lines and graphic color blocks. Very cool.
The cast of one of my favorite shows meets Seurat's post-impressionist masterpiece. Love it.
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Canadian photographer Ulric Collette's latest project Genetic Portraits is pretty incredible. He seamlessly composites photographs of two family members together, demonstrating familial similarities and also his badass photoshop skillz. Color me impressed. Check out the rest here: Ulric Collette: Genetic Portraits.


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1. Cows eating with their heads in the downward "natural grazing position" produced 17% more saliva than those eating from an elevated surface. Additional salivation had a direct positive influence on the efficiency of rumen function. Overall digestion was significantly enhanced.
-From a Study by: McFarlane, I.S. 1972. Bovine behavior patterns. Livestock Breeder Journal. December, 15 (no. 12): 6.
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-From a study by: Albright. J.L. and W.R. Stricklin, 1989. Recent developments in the provision for cattle welfare. In: C.J.C. Phillips (Ed.) New Techniques in Cattle Production. pp 149-161. Butterworths, London.
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UrGod wrote:I like being "white", if only because I get to laugh at people who tell me that I have some magical "privilege" somehow and thus should hate myself because of that. Lol.
Yeah, anyone who even sees skin color in another person (or themselves) should probably be strung up or at least locked away indefinitely. "Caring about skin color, in oneself or in another person, regardless of ostensibly positive or negative ends or motives" should be a federal crime.
unknowing wrote:Very few white people experience being a minority based on race for any real length of time. They have limited view, but still claim an authoritative view on all aspects of race, including what it's like to be a minority even if they never have been. It's a crazy stance.
Anyway, I just bought this one from itunes.
UrGod wrote:Haha, yeah. I like his first couple of albums, he totally tanked after that though.
I suppose he always did whine a lot. It was sort of his style. But his anger was legitimate, back then. Now all he has is a CNN, NYT-imprinted non-soul that keeps generating absurd liberalist slogans and trying in vain to attach some sort of emotional authenticity to that. Lol.
Yeah, what a cunt he turned out to be. But still, I like to listen back to the old stuff, now and then.
Mr Reasonable wrote:1st 2 albums were good, because they were comedy and that's what I think he's best at. Pretty much everything since then has been him trying to simultaneously be an abused victim and an empowered bad ass.
He may be a victim or something, but it doesn't seem like it. He's certainly not a bad ass. The guy weights 150lbs soaking wet.
A high school football player could beat him up. Not to mention that he's a complete emo douchebag so there's that.
Mr Reasonable wrote:The guy's had more plastic surgery that bruce jenner. Look at his face man.
Fixed Cross wrote:Eminiem says, finally, coming out of his closet, that he hates being white.
Serendipper wrote:If I ever gave a fuck, I'd shave my nuts
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Open Source Education
Be it primary, secondary, private or public,
instead of firing teachers and furloughs, perhaps they should cut some overhead in textbooks and technology by going open source?
Bloated overpriced education software and IT is an understatement and the collective knowledge of years of science, math, history, language arts, and otherwise belongs to no one person, especially not that of the big education publishers and technology providers. Flat World Knowledge has a good model of licensing using Creative Commons while still taking a profit on the teacher and resource materials.
If this means anything to you, there is a conference you should watch this Saturday to further inform you so that you may pass that knowledge along to your schools. http://tedxnyed.com/
Open source != free and may not be best (but I concur, too many shysters selling crap and too many naive folks buying crap)


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The Search technology has moved to 3rd generation, new search engines have surfaced as beta. The talked about lexxe is one of them. When it first launched it has to be shut down due to excessive traffic.
The next one I noticed is a community powered search engine called Swicki I have just joined and put the search box on this blog. It's good that we, our group doing interent research together, could test this out using this new search technology.
I have used key words such as "korea, economic, demographic, political, legal....." when setting up my Swicki therefore when my team members use this search engine it's being tuned to confine results to what we are all looking for. This is what I understand how it works. Let's see!
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Real Weddings: Afra & Saad Part 2
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Afra and Saad deserve the best, and that's exactly what they got. The lovely couple wanted a classy and humble wedding, centered around family and love. They simply wanted to provide a serene and enjoyable space for their guests to celebrate.
Their glamorous wedding was no small feat. It was full of enchantment and elegance. They even had an indoor water fountain with luscious roses. The night was full of laughter and love. Below is just a preview of their wedding. Don't forget to go the gallery for more incredible photos of other weddings planned and coordinated by So Cal Event Planners!
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"As we were leaving the hotel, my family created a walkway of bubbles – it was so fantastic to have Saad carry me through that. Outside, as we approached the car, our families began to cry. So to bring some comic relief, Shumaila quickly handed me and my husband our quirky sunglasses that said "Bride" and "Groom," the driver blasted FloRida's "It's Goi'n Down For Real" on the radio, and my husband and I turned around waving good-bye. It was such a silly surprise that everyone was laughing as we drove way. It was a great way to end the night, with laughter."
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Bold Intervention on a Provoking Steep Site: Waiatarua House in New Zealand
Waiatarua House in Auckland, New Zealand was developed by Hamish Monk Architecture on a provoking steep site. One of the design challenges was to insert a bold intervention into a sensitive bush reserve whilst still maintaining a sense of modesty. The owners of the retreat are a couple in their mid-sixties who wanted to get away from the hectic city life. By choosing a black timber exterior, the house appears to have a black and imposing silhouette, powerfully contrasting its lush green environment.
According to the architects the design of Waiatarua House does not try to compete or mimic its surroundings. The overall volume of the house is carved to accommodate vertical circulation and a number of functional overlays: "From the point of entry the house offers a range of spatial experiences across the width of the floor-plate; transitioning from an almost subterranean position in the landscape to an elevated point perched amongst tree canopies. Rooms are served by, and branch out from a vertical circulation shaft that runs the full height of the house". Enjoy the virtual tour! [Photography by Mark Smith]


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Lessons from Cyprus Euro Crisis Poses Grave Dangers to EU Unity
Cyprus has been saved. But the euro zone may ultimately be the biggest loser. The tough negotiations clearly demonstrated that Europe's north and south no longer understand each other -- and the political differences could soon become more dangerous than the currency crisis. By SPIEGEL Staff
It has been only four weeks since German Chancellor Angela Merkel had nothing but nice things to say about her "very esteemed" counterpart in Cyprus. In a telegram to newly elected President Nicos Anastasiades, she "warmly" congratulated him on his election victory and wrote that she looked forward to their "close and trusting cooperation."
That was then, as Merkel conceded last Friday in a speech to the parliamentary group of her center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) at the Reichstag in Berlin. Although her intent was not to set an example, she said, Germany also would not "give in." She added that there would be "no special treatment" for Cyprus. And over the weekend, she lived up to her word.
The island republic in the eastern Mediterranean is about as economically significant as the German city-state of Bremen, and yet the attention of citizens and politicians alike was focused on the debt-ridden country on the continent's periphery last week and through the weekend. Since Cypriot parliament rejected the initial bailout plan, one crisis meeting followed the next in Berlin, Frankfurt and Brussels as concepts were presented, revised, rejected and resubmitted. In the end, the European Central Bank (ECB) imposed an ultimatum on the country. The message from ECB President Mario Draghi was that either Cyprus agree to the bailout conditions or it could be the first member of the euro zone to declare a national bankruptcy.
In the end, Nicosia agreed. The country's oversized banking industry is to be radically downscaled, one of its biggest banks, Laiki, is going to be dissolved and those holding accounts there will see volumes over the 100,000 insured limit potentially vanish. A worsening economy will almost certainly be the result. The deal came just a day before the ECB ultimatum -- a cessation of emergency liquidity for the country's banks -- was set to become reality, a move that would have resulted in a messy crash of the country's financial system.
Smoldering and Flaring
Despite the deal, Cyprus was making preparations for the reopening of banks this week. Financial institutions there have reportedly hired extra security in preparation for an onslaught of furious customers. For the last several days, they experienced what it's like for a country to literally run out of money. Many service stations only accepted cash, and some kiosk owners closed up shop when they ran out of cash to make change. Bank machines over the weekend were only giving out 100 per day, per customer.
Smoldering and flaring for the last three years, the euro crisis has reached a new stage. For the first time, a parliament rebelled against the requirements of international creditors, and for the first time euro-zone taskmasters tried to take a slice of the savings of ordinary citizens, prompting people throughout the continent to wonder whether their money is still safe. The unprecedented showdown led many in Europe to speculate over the national character of the Cypriots, and wonder: Are they especially jaded, desperate or simply nuts?
Finding the right answer was the perplexing task for leaders in Brussels, Paris and Berlin. How far can one bend to demands from a teetering country like Cyprus without losing one's credibility? At what point does a debt-ridden country endanger the entire financial system, and how can allowing it to go bankrupt still be the right approach? Finally, how does one rescue a country that doesn't want to be rescued?
It was a matter of risk and confidence, of European solidarity and of Merkel's crisis management. In recent months, the chancellor seemed to have stopped the impending collapse of the common currency with her recipe of aid in return for reforms. Investors had calmed down, capital was flowing back into Southern European economies and in recent weeks German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU) seemed as relaxed as the markets.
But a monetary union, at its core, is not held together by budget figures or austerity programs, nor by the statements of finance ministers and the heads of central banks, no matter how well-received they are in the markets. The most important glue holding together a monetary union is the mutual confidence of its members, and that has declined drastically in recent months. While many in the north question the willingness of politicians in Rome and Athens to bring about reform, citizens in the south are increasingly furious over the austerity diktats from Berlin, Brussels and Frankfurt.
Different Planets
There are predetermined breaking points all across the continent, but they are more apparent in Cyprus than anyplace else. Lawmakers in Berlin see the small country as a haven for the illegal money of wealthy Russians that urgently needs to be shut down. In contrast, island residents see themselves as the innocent victims of a ruthless bailout policy. Cypriots and other Europeans spent nine months in Brussels hammering out a solution to the crisis, but all the while it seemed as if they were living on different planets.
Seen in this light, the debacle over the debt-ridden island nation is more than just another financial crisis along Europe's southeastern edge. It is emblematic of the entire monetary union. If the euro zone collapses, it will be because of both its economic contradictions and its members' inability to reach agreement. Last week, European politicians involved in the bailout were calling Cyprus a "special case." And perhaps it is. But there was a very real danger that the crisis on the island could have ultimately become the straw that broke the euro's back -- a back which is still fragile indeed.
Depending, of course, on whom you listen to. Klaus Regling, head of the euro bailout fund European Stability Mechanism (ESM), has been giving presentations around the globe for months. Last Monday, he stood on a small stage at the Friedrich Ebert Foundation in Berlin, exuding indefatigable optimism. The euro zone is on a difficult path, Regling admitted, but "relevant data shows that the strategy is working."
Those in the audience were shaking their heads in disbelief, but the 62-year-old allowed the facts to speak for themselves. His slides showed colorful graphs indicating how much debt-ridden euro-zone member states had cut spending in recent years. Both Italy and Spain have packages of cuts and tax increases worth dozens of billions of euros in recent years.
Long-Overdue Reforms
Thanks to an aggressive consolidation strategy, many of the hardest hit countries have managed to drastically reduce their budget deficits. Greece, for example, has managed to reduce its deficit by almost 10 percentage points relative to gross domestic product within three years, a record among the world's developed countries. Were Germany to have done the same, some 250 billion in federal, state and municipal spending would have had to have been cut.
In addition to the austerity measures, governments across the Continent have tackled long-overdue reforms. Portugal eased access to previously protected professions and eliminated some holidays and vacation days. Spain relaxed protections against employee termination. In Greece, the government reduced the minimum wage by almost a quarter, and by a third for younger workers. The government in Rome raised the retirement age.
Even more importantly, these policies produced the desired results. Throughout Southern Europe, citizens have purchased fewer imported goods and exports have risen. Current account deficits in Southern European countries have declined to just a few percent of their GDPs. These countries are even exporting more goods now than they were before the crisis began.
"To be honest, I sometimes don't understand why this progress is often not noticed in Germany," says Regling.
The problem is that while Europe has become more economically harmonized, it is drifting apart politically. The reforms have made the southern part of the continent more competitive, but people are not necessarily benefiting from these economic successes. On the contrary, unemployment remains at record high levels, and poverty is on the rise. At the most recent EU summit, outgoing Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti spoke of a "time lag."
Monti knows what he's talking about. After all, that time lag explains why he was unceremoniously voted out of office a month ago. Monti claims that, even though he explained his policies at length, anti-European forces won the Italian elections.
Yet people are turning away from Europe in almost all countries that have suffered economic upheaval recently. Anti-austerity protests are increasing again in Greece, even though the government hasn't even implemented certain reforms yet. Social conflict is likewise on the increase in Spain, where half of all young people are now unemployed and the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is under fire because of a corruption scandal. In France, President François Hollande has seen his popularity drop to a new low -- to the point that he has been overtaken in the polls by Marine Le Pen, head of the far-right National Front.
- Part 1: Euro Crisis Poses Grave Dangers to EU Unity
- Part 2: Deep-Seated Mistrust across Euro Zone


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Behind the Scenes
Topic: Life Sciences Subtopic: Other
Case Study
of an Exhibition
Published on October 17, 2012
Museum: Lindsay Wildlife Museum Focus: Natural History
People who worked on this: Anneke Moresco (Hospital vet), Brent White (exhibit design), Delphi Exhibits (exhibit fabrication), Devin Dombrowski (hospital technician), Jessica Brainard (exhibit development), Jim Freed (exhibit design), Katherine Whitney (exhibit development), Lisa Park (graphic design), Loren Behr (client), Michele Setter (content, interpretation), Susan Heckly (hospital content)
My role: Exhibit developer
Description and goals
Behind the Scenes is a cluster of exhibits at the Lindsay Wildlife Museum in Walnut Creek, CA. The exhibits highlight the work of the museum's wildlife hospital, which treats and rehabilitates wild animals.
The Lindsay Wildlife Museum's hospital is the oldest wildlife rehabilitation center in the country, and one of the largest, treating more than 5,000 injured animals a year. It is part of the Lindsay Wildlife Museum, whose mission is to connect people with wildlife and inspire responsibility and respect toward wild habitats.
Most of the hospital's animal patients are injured when they come in contact with the human world. They are run over by cars, caught by cats, poisoned by rat traps, strangled by shrub netting. Their stories become an important piece of the Lindsay's mission, which is to increase awareness of the challenges facing local wildlife and to show people how to help our animal neighbors. But how to give visitors first-hand exposure to those animal stories? Is it possible to get a good look at what actually goes on in the hospital? The busy working hospital—full of injured convalescing animals, wildlife veterinarians, and myriad volunteers who help with everything from meal prep to laundry—is by necessity off limits to the public.
Development process and challenges
Museum director Loren Behr assembled a team of free-lance exhibit developers and designers. His central vision for this exhibit cluster was a fully functioning animal treatment room where hospital staff could perform medical procedures before a live audience of museum visitors. This obviously presented many challenges, among them:
o Being sure that the presentation before a live audience had no ill effect on the wild animals or the professionals performing the procedure;
o Conforming to federal and state laws which highly regulate the interface between the public and rehabilitating wild animals;
o Considering the sensitivities of hospital staff toward performing medical procedures before a live audience;
o Training and coordinating staff to execute the live programming;
o Communicating that the work done at the hospital is highly specialized and should not be done by nonprofessionals at home; (This was a particular concern of state and federal agencies.)
o Figuring out a way to shut down the presentation if something unpredictable happened during a procedure;
o Figuring out how to interpret a potentially complex medical procedure for a wide range of visitors, from families with small children to wildlife enthusiasts;
o Creating a treatment room that would be visually interesting to visitors when there was not a procedure happening;
o Creating permanent exhibits about the hospital that augment the live procedure.
The solution was an enclosed room (doors close during presentations) with a wall of one-way glass windows looking into an actual hospital treatment room. During presentations the spectator side is darkened and visitors sit on carpeted bleachers. They can see into the treatment room, but the hospital staff (and the injured animals) cannot see out. (This fulfills the requirements of the state and federal agencies which forbid animals to see the assembled visitors.) The presentation begins with a short film that orients visitors to the hospital and shows them different spaces "behind the scenes," like the kitchen, the exam room, the operating room, etc. Then an interpretive staff person introduces that day's procedure—which might be removing sutures from a garter snake, pulling a metal rod from an eagle's healed wing, or feeding dozens of orphaned baby birds. The hospital staff enter the treatment room with the live animal and the interpretive staff narrates throughout the procedure, and answers questions afterwards. The hospital presentations are scheduled and posted at the entrance to the museum, so visitors can plan their visit accordingly. There are one to two presentations daily, depending on day and time of year.
In terms of the aforementioned challenges, we were very fortunate that the professional staff at the hospital had long championed public education, even before the idea of this exhibit was hatched over 15 years ago. So they have been very supportive of the program. Some training was necessary because this program combined staff from two separate departments with very different agendas. Hospital staff is focused on healing animals, and museum/visitor interpretation staff promotes education. Teams from both departments have learned to work together very well, explaining complex procedures in simple and understandable terms. In case of an unexpected outcome during a medical procedure, the emergency protocol is to dim the lights in the treatment room, which also helps to calm many animals, and brighten them on the public side, thus turning the one-way window into a mirror from the observation side. So far, this concern has not been realized; few, if any, presentations have been altered or cancelled due to unpredictable situations.)
During non-presentation times, visitors can engage in hands-on exhibits that describe the steps the hospital takes with each animal patient. These steps include identification of the animal species, diagnosis of the injury, treatment, rehabilitation, and release. To make the treatment room more visually interesting during non-procedure times, it is enhanced with visually interesting artifacts like a working lab with microscope slide views projected on a monitor, and various other equipment and tools. Visitors can also sit on the bleachers and watch the "behind the scenes" film, which runs on a continuous loop.
In determining a target age for the Wildlife Hospital Behind the Scenes exhibits, the exhibit team chose children aged 7-9, though the primary audience at the museum is younger children with their parents. We made this decision based on the complexity of the content, and with the awareness that most of the other exhibit areas in the museum were targeted to this younger audience. Anecdotal evidence finds that the exhibits are accessible and attractive to a wide range of visitors, well beyond the target age of 7-9 years old. (We are still awaiting the results of formal summative evaluation.) Parents and younger children engage with virtually all the interactives exhibit, especially the feed-the-animal computer interactive, the microscope interactive and the wall of x-rays of injured animals. Adults read aloud the case studies of injured animals, the patient screen—which tells what kind of animals are currently in the hospital—and the captions explaining the x-rays to pre-literate children.
Lessons learned, mistakes we made (and what we did about them)
o We originally envisioned the program as a conversation between the museum interpreter (on the visitor side of the glass) and the vet performing the procedure in the treatment room. However, the vet and hospital staff want to focus on what they're doing and not do so much talking. As a result, the museum interpretive staff has had to learn a lot more about each animal patient and about the hospital. Although this is a lot of work for the interpretive staff, everyone agrees that this is a positive development long term.
o Sometimes the room fills up, and visitors aren't able to get in to see the program. (The program has been one of the museum's most popular features.) A possible solution is to broadcast the program on a video monitor outside. (The monitor is part of an exhibit about how rehabilitated animals are released from the hospital, and currently broadcasts footage of hospital staff releasing rehabilitated wildlife.) There are technical and financial hurdles to this fix, including the state and federal agency requirement that the monitor be staffed by an interpreter.
o The low, stair-step bleacher seating (required by the city's building code) has been problematic for elderly visitors or anyone who has difficulty standing up throughout the presentation. The height of the top bleacher was increased, and portable box stools were introduced that make it easier to stand from a seated position. However, many older visitors would prefer a chair of normal height with a back.
o Theater space is limited and presentations fill quickly. There is no room for strollers, which have to be left outside, which leaves some visitors disgruntled.
o Toddlers can be loud and disruptive during presentations, which last 15-20 minutes in a confined dark room. Museum staff added a small bin of stuffed animals which help engage the youngest visitors.
o Visitors have had trouble operating the microscope interactive—one of the exhibits that can be used during non-presentation times. They don't realize that in order to see the microscope slide through the viewer, they have to push then hold a button. A new instruction label has helped, though younger, non-reading visitors still require help from adults who read the label and then explain. We anticipated that there might be confusion with this one, and we should have prototyped this interactive with visitors.
Exhibition Opened: October 2011
Exhibition Still Open!
Traveling Exhibition: No
Location: Walnut Creek, CA, United States
Estimated Cost: $100,000 to $500,000 (US)
Size: Less than 1,000 sq ft.
Other funding source(s): IMLS grant plus contributions from individuals and foundations
Website(s): http://wildlife-museum.org/


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English: Coriander Powder
tamil: Mallipodi
malayalam: Mallipodi
telugu: Dhaniyalu
kannada: Kottambari Beeja / Haveeja
hindi: Dhania / Dhana
Bengali: Dhonay / Dhaniya
Gujarati: Dhana / Dhaniya / Kothmiri / Libdhaba
Konkani: Kottambari / Konpir
Marathi: Dhane / Kothimir
Oriya: Dhaniya
Punjabi: Dhaniya
Tulu: Kothemberi
Kashmiri: Deaniwal / Kothambalari
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English: Chilli Powder
tamil: Mulakupodi
malayalam: Mulakupodi
telugu: Erra Mirapa Kayalu / Yendu Mirapakayalu
kannada: Molaku / Kempu Menasinakai / Ona Menasinakai
hindi: Lal Mirch
Bengali: Paka Lanka / Lal Mirch / Lankamorich
Gujarati: Lal Marcha
Konkani: Sukki Saangi /Suke Miriyasang
Marathi: Lal Mirchi / Mirchya
Oriya: Lanka / Nali Lankamaricha
Punjabi: Lal Mirch
Kashmiri: Marach Wangun
Urudu: Lalmirch
English: Turmeric Powder
tamil: Manjalpodi
malayalam: Manjalpodi
telugu: Pasupu
kannada: Arashina / Harasina Pudi
hindi: Haldi / Hardhar
Bengali: Halood
Gujarati: Hardhar / Haldi
Konkani: Haladpito
Marathi: Halad / Halede
Oriya: Haladi Gunda
Punjabi: Haldar / Haldi
Kashmiri: Lader
Urudu: Haladi
English: Pepper Powder
tamil: Kurumulagupodi
malayalam: Kurumulagupodi
telugu: Miriyaalu / Miriyala Tige / Savyamu
kannada: Menasina Kalu / Karimenasu / Ollemenasu / Menasu
hindi: Kalimirchi / Kada Mari
Bengali: Goal Morich / Kala Morich
Gujarati: Mari / Kadamari / Kalamari / Kalomirich / Golmirich / Kala-Mircha
Konkani: Miriyakonu / Mirsang / Miire / Mirin
Marathi: Mire / Kale Miri
Oriya: Golmarich
Punjabi: Kalimirchi
Tulu: Eddae Munchi
Kashmiri: Marutus
Urudu: Kali Mirch / Siah Mirch
English: Cardamom
tamil: Elakkai
malayalam: Elakkaya / Elakka
telugu: Yalakulu / Elaichi / Yaalakkaya / Yealak-Kayulu
kannada: Yalakki / Yelachi
hindi: Choti Elaichi
Bengali: Elach / Garate
Gujarati: Elcho / Elaychi
Konkani: Kalo Elu / Yelo
Marathi: Eachi / Masala Welchi / Veldoda / Velchi
Oriya: Aleicha / Gujuratie / Alaichi
Punjabi: Elaichi
Tulu: Elakkai
Kashmiri: Aa / Lbuduaa
Urudu: Ilaychi / Elaisi
English: Cloves
tamil: Grambu / Lavangam / Kiraambu
malayalam: Karayaamboovu / Grambu
telugu: Lavangam / Lavangalu
kannada: Lavanga / Lavangapattai
hindi: Lavang / Laung
Bengali: Labango / Lawang
Gujarati: Laving / Lavang
Konkani: Grambu / Lovang / Longan
Marathi: Luvanga / Laung
Oriya: Labanga
Punjabi: Long / Lavang / Laung
Kashmiri: Ruang
Urudu: Laung
English: Ginger
tamil: Inji
malayalam: Inchi
telugu: Allam / Allamu / Sonthi
kannada: Shunti / Alla / Ashi Shunti / Ardraka
hindi: Adrak / Adu / Soonth
Bengali: Ada
Gujarati: Aadu / Soonth
Konkani: Alley
Marathi: Aale
Oriya: Ada
Punjabi: Adrak
Tulu: Soonthi
Urudu: Adrak / Adhrak
English: Salt
tamil: Uppu
malayalam: Uppu
telugu: Uppu
kannada: Uppu
hindi: Namak
Bengali: Laban / Noone
Gujarati: Meethu
Konkani: Meet
Marathi: Mith
English: Curry Leaves
tamil: Kariveppilai / Karivempu
malayalam: Kariveppila
telugu: Karivepaku / Karepaku
kannada: Karibevu / Baisoppu / Karibevina Soppu
hindi: Kadi Patta / Kathnim / Mitha Neem / Curry Patta / Gandhela / Bareanga
Bengali: Curry Patta / Barsanga / Kariphulli
Gujarati: Mitho Limdo / Meetho Limbado / Goranimb / Kadhilimbdo
Konkani: Karbapathi / Beva Palo
Marathi: Kadhi Patta / Karhinimb / Poospala / Gandla / Jhirang / Pandheri Kunthi
Oriya: Bhrusanga Patra / Barsan / Basango / Bhuraunga
Punjabi: Kadipatti / Curry Patta
Tulu: Bevudirae
English: oil
tamil: Ennai
malayalam: enna
telugu: camuru
kannada: taila
hindi: tela
Punjabi: moyen
English: Mustard Seeds
tamil: Kadugu
malayalam: Kadugu
telugu: Avalu
kannada: Sasuve / Karisasive
hindi: Rai / Banarasi Rai / Sarson
Bengali: Sarsay / Shorshe / Rai
Gujarati: Rai
Konkani: Sasaun
Marathi: Mohori
Oriya: Sorisa / Sarosha
Punjabi: Rai / Banarasi Rai / Kalee Sarson
Tulu: Sasive
Kashmiri: Aasur / Sorisa
Urudu: Rai, Banarasi Rai, Kalee Sarson
English: Onion
tamil: Vaengayam
malayalam: Savala
telugu: Nirulli / Ullipayalu / Yerra Gaddalu
kannada: Ulligadde / Erulli / Neeruli
hindi: Pyaz / Dungri / Kanda
Bengali: Pyajj / Piyaz
Gujarati: Dungri / Kanda
Konkani: Sawalo / Piyavu
Marathi: Kandaa
Oriya: Piaja
Punjabi: Pyaz
Grind together coriander powder, chilly powder, turmeric powder, pepper powder, cinnamom, cardamom, cloves and aniseeds into a very smooth paste.
Mix together chicken pieces, the ground masala, button onion slices, garlic, ginger, salt, vinegar and curry leaves in a vessel and cook with sufficient water.
When the meat is well done and the gravy is thick, remove from fire.
:- More boiling water may be added in between to cook the meat soft.
Heat oil in a pan.
Add mustard seeds and when they crackle, add the sliced onions and fry it to golden brown in colour.
Add the meat pieces, without gravy and saute.
it is'SHALLOTS' not button onions for chuvanulli or kunjulli
tried it and loved it!!!thanks for this easy recipe!
Even i liked it
Madhuri , dont think u r used to having good food.
hii,ur recepie very tasty..i tried it some 2 times and it came out well, very easy also..
It tasted real bad. I didnt like it at all although the meat pieces came out well. The gravy lacked good taste and was very raw. Wouldnt recommend to anyone.
This is exactly what I would use, if I was in the mood for a very typical `naadan` chiken curry. Perfect propotions and very simple. I`ve made it three times already !! And a definite favorite for my 4 1/2 year old.. Thank you very much.
The recipe is pretty good but please do check out Mrs. K. M. Mathew`s book Kerala Cookery. You will find the same recipe listed under the head Poultry Item No.27 Chicken Peralen Country Style!!
This receipe is good. It turned out excellent. All in my family liked it, and of course I told them its my own receipe! :)
it came out really niceand was very easy to make.but i was little confused at the end.if ur sauting the meat without gravy what shud we do with gravy.when i tried for the first time i sauted the chicken for sometime and added it to the gravy.second time i just added the seasoning to the whole cooked mixture.both ways it was yummy...........thanx alot
Really nice one!!!
gud one..i replaced tomato for vinegar
real good
I tried this recipe today. it`s very tasty and easy to prepare. Thanks !!!
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Sunday, July 14, 2013
Spicy Chickpeas with Toasted Seeds and Herbs
I admit I am hooked on chickpeas. Toasted, roasted, stewed, baked, fried, whole or ground- sky is the limit! Love the flour made out of them- so versatile, and gluten free. Here: Garam masala spiced chickpeas in a tomato sauce, garnished with toasted mustard, cumin and parsley. With a side of rice, or flat bread- it can't get any better!
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