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Pac the Man 2 - A fun diversion from reality
Do you mean that you don't like the keyboard in general (as in, you prefer this game to be controlled by mouse/joystick)? Or do you just mean that you don't like those particular keys? If it's the latter you can remap the keys to whatever you like (on my iBook the arrow keys are too small so I remapped them to i-j-k-l).
Pac the Man 2 - A fun diversion from reality
yeah and if you are really hardcore you would map them to h, j, k, l. you know who you are. :)
Pac the Man 2 - A fun diversion from reality
I mean just what I said. I can't control games well enough with keys to enjoy them or get halfway decent scores. Yes, I want mouse or joystick control. By the way, that's how PacMan was played way back when it was introduced as a plug-in cartridge on brand new Atari 400's. But, seriously, I have never been able to master switching keys quickly enough for most games. My fingers aren't slow. (I type around 60 words/minute.) I liken it to the fact that some people can never master using chopsticks. Both key controls and chopsticks are simple but not all people can master them.
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The threat of sequestration prompted the release of some illegal immigrants being held in federal correctional facilities.
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Quote:With the wide field of view, how do you account for the brightness of the Milky Way (or lack of same) in the field?
Quote:I don't even care all that much if it is calibrated for it. I just want an objective measure
Quote:an un-calibrated reading gets you subjective reading - if using the same device, then you can get a subjective night-to-night difference in reading
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Quote:Quote:With the wide field of view, how do you account for the brightness of the Milky Way (or lack of same) in the field? I know the Milky Way affects the values on my SQM. Readings give a brighter result.JohnD
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Quote:Last night's numbers were above my SQM readings for the first time. Usually the app's numbers were lower. If we can find the happy medium, we are in business.
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RTP biotech companies travel to Bay Area to pitch to investors
Friday, October 7, 2011, 12:16 pm No Comments | Post a CommentYoung biotech companies in North Carolina's Research Triangle don't have to read Ernst & Young's 2011 industry report to know that early stage funding is down, that investors increasingly tranch their payments and make the tranches dependent on milestone accomplishments, that competition from other industries is growing fiercer for venture capital nationwide. (More on what isn't being funded here.)
But sitting around and complaining doesn't help, either. So, seven Research Triangle Park area biotech companies decided to do something. Last month, they traveled to the San Francisco Bay Area on their own dime to meet with potential investors.
The trip to Palo Alto, Calif., was the first of its kind the N.C. Biotechnology Center organized, said Peter Ginsberg, the biotech center's new vice president of business and technology development.
"We wanted to change the way Bay Area venture capitalists think about North Carolina companies," Ginsberg said. "And maybe, maybe, down the line, knock, knock, knock, get them to open an office here."
A report that the biotech center submitted to state legislators in January offers clues where investors from outside the state see shortfalls in the North Carolina biotech industry, which is centered in the RTP area and along the Interstate 85 corridor to Charlotte.
Even though in 2010 North Carolina was home to about 500 biotech companies that employed more than 225,000, ranking the state third behind California and Massachusetts, very few of the North Carolina companies generated revenue. Also, among the companies located in the state only 10 were publicly traded, according to Ernst & Young. That's about 3 percent of all publicly traded biotech companies nationwide.
Compared to other biotech hot spots, North Carolina lacks local life science entrepreneurs who successfully developed products and brought them to market and who financed multiple entrepreneurial ventures. (More on building entrepreneurial networks in the RTP area here and here.)
And the state's many research institutions haven't done a very good job translating their sponsored research into products.
As a former biotech analyst, institutional investor and company executive, Ginsberg has a good grasp of the fallout.
"We don't have the breadth of life science venture capitalists as California or Massachusetts," he said.
Add to that travel inconveniences.
The Bay Area is home to many venture capitalists, but without a non-stop flight to Raleigh-Durham International Airport most are reluctant to visit the RTP area, he added. "Venture capitalists travel a lot and it's not easy for them to get here."
So, traveling to Palo Alto for a day-long meet-and-greet with investors was similar to Muhammad going to the mountain to preach because the mountain wasn't going to come to Muhammad.
The event was sponsored by Silicon Valley Bank, which has operations in the Triangle, and attracted more than a dozen venture capital firms, Ginsberg said. He declined to name them.
The seven biotech companies were traditional drug development companies, medical device and diagnostics companies and a company developing vaccines:
- Advanced Liquid Logic in Morrisville is working on a lab-on-a-chip based on nanotechnology developed at Duke University. Founded in 2004, the company has received $15 million in grants and $8.1 million in angel funding.
- CoLucid Pharmaceutical in Durham is testing a migraine drug in patients and working on therapies for chronic pain, Alzheimer's disease and depression. Founded in 2005, the company has raised $42 million in venture capital.
- Heat Biologics, which relocated its headquarters from Miami to RTP this year, is working on therapeutic vaccines to combat a range of cancers and infectious diseases. Founded three years ago, the company has not released its funding.
- nContact in Morrisville develops and sells medical devices for minimally invasive treatment of heart arrhythmia. Founded in 2005, the company has raised more than $42 million.
- Scynexis in RTP is a drug discovery and development company that has delivered 11 drug candidates to customers in the past five years and is working on its own pipeline of experimental therapies. Founded in 2000, the company collaborates with Merck on a cancer drug and is part of a consortium working on the first pill to treat human African trypanosoniasis, also known as sleeping sickness.
- TearScience in Morrisville in July received regulatory approval to sell its first product, a medical device to treat dry eye patients in an outpatient procedure. Founded in 2005, the company has raised more than $60 million in venture capital. To bring the dry eye device to market, TearScience recently received $15 million in debt financing.
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Thursday, August 13, 2009, 7:35 pm No Comments | Post a CommentRTI International and two Durham drug development companies hauled a lot of cash into the Triangle, a national research team led by the University of North Carolina will look for new cancer-fighting medicines and grassroots support for entrepreneurs is alive and well in the Triangle.


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Tortilla Soup
- 1 tablespoon canola or vegetable oil
- 1 cup diced red onion
- 1 1/4 pounds ground turkey breast
- 4 cups chicken stock
- 1 teaspoon crushed garlic
- 1 (4-ounce) can diced green chiles
- 3/4 cup tomato puree
- 1 tablespoon enchilada sauce mix (recommended: Lawry's)
- 1 avocado, pit removed, flesh chopped
- 1 cup shredded Mexican-cheese blend
- 3/4 cup crushed baked blue corn chips (recommended: Guiltless Gourmet)
- 1/4 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup finely chopped fresh cilantro leaves
Heat a large pot over medium-high heat, add oil, the onions and ground turkey. Saute until turkey is just cooked; stirring frequently to break up clumps.
Add the chicken stock to the pan and stir in garlic, chiles, tomato puree and enchilada sauce mix. Bring to a boil then reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes. Put some of the chopped avocado in the bottom of each bowl and ladle the soup on top; stir to combine. Top with cheese, crushed chips and sour cream. Garnish with cilantro.
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Ok so I've made a custom appearance style, but how do I save it so I can reuse it vs. having to recreate it every time I start a new publication?
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Hi Rich -
Currently, there is no way to copy custom appearance styles between projects. The custom styles that you've created are only available within the project they were created in - this is currently as-designed.
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I was talking with my reseller and they suggested the following;
1. create a project with all my customizing
2. save as "template.ipb"
3. to start a new project, open "template.ipb" and save as "new_project.ipb"
4. erase all components
5. insert compoents
This is a viable workaround, although you dont need to insert any components/data to set up and save an IPB file. I'd suggest just to cancel out of the Insert dialog that pops up when you create a new project, and then set up the styles as you need. This way you don't run the risk of possibly mixing datasets or anything in the future.
I too think this would be a great feature for a future update.
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I just moved into a d7000 from a d80 a couple of weeks ago and I must say,I'm a bit overwhelmed with all the choices of the d7000.I shoot lots of sports,but like football the most.football camp is around the corner and then practice.thats also practice for me to so I will be ready for the games.I shoot with a 70-200mm f2.8.I like to shoot in A mode and watch my shutter speed.I'm looking for some basic settings to get started with to get a feel for the camera.I know my d-80 like the back of my hand but the d-7000 is so much more it's like starting all over again.dont get me wrong,this is going to be tons of fun learning all over again.in fact,it's just as much fun as viewing the results.I shoot jpeg only.just looking for starting points in areas like which auto focus mode,exposure mode,focus point,does auto white balance actually work?I eventually want to set up u1 and u2 for the start of the games with the sun still up to the end of the games under lights.thats the reason for the upgrade,the D-80 just was not doing it under the lights.I could not get sufficient shutter speeds after the sun went down without lots of noise even at F2.8.I welcome any and all recommendations,easy to in depth.thanks, Troy
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If the light is constant, I use M mode. If not, A mode, generally with the lens wide open. Like you, I just watch my shutter speed and bump up the ISO if needed.For autofocus, I would stick with AF-C mode, release priority (custom menu a1). For football I leave Focus tracking (a3) off, but some people like to use it. Experiment with that one.I generally use the 9-point dynamic area mode and leave the AF point right in the center. Once you leave the center point, you're using non-cross-sensors. Whether it's because of that or for some other reason, I haven't had much luck getting the D7000 to track reliably when set to focus points outside the center 9 points. You can also try single-point mode, but for football I find the subject a little small for single-point, especially on a 70-200. You may do better, though.You will find the auto WB of the D7000 much better than that of the D80, especially during daylight. Field lights are a struggle for any WB system, so I recommend using a custom WB unless you are unfortunate enough to find yourself on a field that has the kind of lights whose color varies with the 60-Hz power cycle. In that case, you're going to have screwed-up white balance no matter what settings you use, so just accept that you'll have to fix the WB in post. (And maybe shoot RAW because of it.)Just to whet your appetite, here is a frame taken with the D7000 and 70-200 at 200mm, f/2.8, 1/800, ISO 3600, just as the JPEG came out of the camera except resized for the Web:The WB was on Auto and is a little off because of that. Here is a 100% crop to give you a better idea of the image quality:Finally, here is the succeeding frame, cropped and with some WB adjustment in Photoshop:
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"Honestly Robyn, I can't stay here. There is mould in the ceiling. We need to find somewhere else."
"Ok, ok I hear you. Let's just chill tonight. I don't have the energy and tomorrow we can search for a better place."
As me and my fellow Bermudian Travel buddy, Jennie, meandered down the stairs of our Argentinian hostel a family was going up. They had an infant in a stroller and were struggling.
"How can they honestly do that? I can't stand being here as a single person let alone with kids!"
"I don't know Robyn, but if I have kids I will NOT be staying in a place like this."
Last year while I was traveling solo around the world I had few, if any, responsibilities. If I wanted to go somewhere I could. If I wanted to be out till 4 a.m. I could. Most of the time the people I met were like me. And then, sometimes, there was a family. I might not agree with their accommodation choice, but I have a lot of respect for what they were doing – traveling without letting a child change their plans.
Robyn, how are you going to write about traveling with children? You don't have any. Good question. Luckily my friends do. Caroline Wright, who has a one-year-old stepped-up to the plate with advice from her recent trip to Italy and London with her extended family, husband and son. And today, Monday, for my Rock Fever Column in The Royal Gazette she helped me put together some tips.
Caroline's trip to London and Italy meant a lot of adults and one little person which starts tips for traveling with children at one with: rent a home. "We rented a villa for one week on Lake Garda, north of Italy and before traveling we made sure there was a crib and high chair available in the villa."
But if you need to book a hotel, tip two is: "Always book one that says they are child friendly – we made sure each place had a crib for Jacob and allowed him to be a child. The Atheneum Hotel in London was amazing and catered to everything you requested – they had a crib, baby slippers and robe, games, stuffed animals and books in the room for Jacob and they even brought milk and cookies each night (we didn't let him eat the cookies before bed so Mummy and Daddy decided to enjoy them)."
To get around buses and trains are best when you're solo. When you have a child tip three is rent a car with car seat: "Each day we took a car trip to a different location – Venice, Milan, Verona, around Lake Garda. Car trips were long (always over 1 hour) so we made sure we had snacks, water, books and toys on hand to keep Jacob occupied if need be."
Or: "It's best to get a personal driver (and pre-book a car seat in their car) – they can take you at your own pace along the Amalfi Coast and stop where you want and take pictures of you and your family – this also meant Jacob was able to sleep in the car if the sights didn't excite him enough"
But while a car seat and stroller for your destination might work for a lot of places tip four is: "If your child is too little to walk on their own, a backpack was a wise investment for Venice – there are many stairs to go over bridges and the narrow streets make it awkward to push a stroller. Pompeii was a location where the backpack was again needed, Jacob was able to see everything at our height and it meant a less bumpy ride for him."
Of course bathrooms are adult-friendly (most of the time), but diaper duty can be tricky. So tip five is: "Always have a changing mat with you – there weren't any changing tables in the public or restaurant bathrooms so many times Jacob would get his diaper changed on the floor between tables, on counter tops, in the back of the car, etc"
Children may need changing, but they also need (and even I know this) comfortable things like their blankets and pillows. Which is why tip six is bring what they know: Zoobies – animal cuddly toys which serve as toy, pillow and blanket are available at The Harbourmaster. While pacifiers do what their name implies: "We had gotten out of using the pacifier during the day (only for naps and night time) – however, we had to carry a few with us always as most days we left the villa at 9am and didn't return until 11pm so nap times were unknown and crankiness could set in and any moment – the pacifier helped soothe him
"If you use a pacifier, always take extra as we lost many while Jacob fell asleep in the stroller and the pacifier would fall out without anyone knowing – currently there is a fluorescent green pacifier somewhere on the streets of Venice."
While eating can be difficult for me -try and find Gluten-free food somewhere in an Italian restaurant- try finding child-friendly food……so tip seven from Caroline is ensure you have toys to keep them entertained.
"When eating in restaurants it's handy to have small toys for them to play with while you're waiting for your food. Jacob had his little cars and animals to keep him entertained, however the bread basket was more entertainment for him since he could eat it."
You won't always find something for them to eat, so tip eight is bring snacks and try to create variety in eating habits: "We tried to keep him on a healthy eating schedule but with restaurant eating and snacking throughout the trip, it wasn't kept up. Little markets in Italy sold great fruit so he was able to eat a lot of that and he definitely sampled his fair share of ice cream, as did the rest of us.
"By the time we got to London, we did most of our eating in parks so Jacob wouldn't have to sit in a high chair anymore, he got very tired of them (and all the different varieties we were given) – here he was able to run around, chase birds then come back and take a bite of food then do it all over again."
Which brings us to tip nine, which is to trust people around you and enjoy the culture. Caroline said: "Everywhere we went in Italy, the people were so friendly and accommodating especially when they saw we had a baby – they all wanted to kiss him, play with him and even babysit – we got countless offers – one time when Anthony was shopping for pants, the store attendant entertained Jacob the whole time while I watched, it was adorable."
And finally ten: "Don't hold back on doing activities just because you have a one year old – if you're not allowed to do it then you can't (we weren't able to go to the Opera in Verona as kids under 4 weren't permitted) but we were able to ride on an open air double decker bus, go swimming in a cold lake, go on a gondola ride, travel up a funicular."
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Because mercury is known by the state to cause reproductive harm and cancer and is found in canned tuna, the Attorney General filed a lawsuit in 2006 to require labeling under the warning requirements of Proposition 65, the states chemical right-to-know law.
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We are running 2 OSX machines with the same (newest) version of Reason. One machine runs Live as the master to send MIDI clock to other machine via wireless signal. Our audio is on separate channels through a mixer. We can sync perfectly unless one of us closes our reason session and opens another. For Example:
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LONDON, July 4 (Reuters) - The gasoline crack firmed on
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A fall in stock levels could rejuvenate U.S. demand for
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* Some 6,000 tonnes traded on the Argus platform at an
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tonne on Wednesday.
* Two barges of premium unleaded gasoline traded at $979 a
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* ICE Brent crude futures were down 30 cents at
$105.44 a barrel.
* U.S. RBOB gasoline futures for July were down 0.07
percent at $2.8363 a gallon and while the RBOB crack was at
$17.97 a barrel.
* There were two trades at $857 a tonne cif Northwest
Europe. Glencore sold both cargoes to Vitol. The deal was done
within the bid/offer range on Wednesday.
* The July naphtha crack swap was trading at around minus
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Head coach Scott Cross, center, supervises his staff doing defensive drills with the Men's basketball team. The team started practice Monday for the upcoming season in the Western Athletic Conference.
A lot of times when shooting sports we think to focus solely on the action. Get the guy with the ball, follow him with the camera, and capture his every move until something good happens. We sometimes forget that we actually need to take a [moment] to step back and think about the overall composition.
In this shot Casey used his photographer's eye and found a great framing opportunity. Not only do you get the head coach in the center watching over the coaching staff and players running drills, but there's also a hierarchy. The head coach is the sole person in the center. You get his coaching staff right under him working with the players that are underneath them.
It's interesting when you think about it. Whether intentional or not it creates a great photo that goes deeper than just the action.
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Ph.D space physics Robert Bruntz and electronic tech staff Douglas Coyne, not shown, displays a Van De Graaff generator Monday in Science Hall. A professor asked them to find a model to use as a demonstration.
A big theme lately has been to be on the lookout and be patient. Of all the photos shot in this series, this was the only one where the photographer caught the spark of electricity. The other photos were good but they were just missing that one thing. If you're out shooting something and you know what you want, don't stop until you get it. Almost isn't good enough. Patience is all you need to get the shot just like you want it.
Independence Day is upon us! Shorthorn photographer Richard Hoang will show you how to make some quick and easy (and cheap!) 4th of July treats. Whether you're having a big party, a small gathering of close friends, or just sitting home watching the fireworks from your window, these treats will add some red, white, and blue to whatever your holiday plans are!
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From 8-10 p.m. Mav Fest featured free bowling and billiards to any students that came by Monday at Bowling and Billiards.
A detail shot doesn't necessarily mean getting a close up of someone hands. Sometimes it can simply be a small part of a bigger story. The story here is Mav Fest featured free bowling and billiards. This detail shot shows the billiards part of the story. It's not showing everything that's going on because then it becomes an overall or establishing shot rather than a detail. A detail shot is simply that, a detail of the story.
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Architecture and city planning graduate student Milad Fereshtehnezhad submitted a plan to that was approved by the Arlington Urban Design Center to redesign the Mesquite street side of the Arlington Public Library. Work is currently underway.
Photography isn't just about taking a pretty picture, it's also about telling a story. The key is to compose the photo in a way that encompasses all the elements of the story without the photo becoming cluttered and messy. In this photo you get the subject and "Arlington Urban Design Center" in the foreground. In the back you get the different city plans hanging on the wall. This tells you that the story has something to do with architecture and the Arlington Urban Design Center. Right there you already get half of the story without having to read the cutline.
The key in story telling is composition. Without good execution you leave a lot of people with unanswered questions.
Shorthorn photographer Richard Hoang wrote (left):
The photo was taken at an aperture of 1.8 and the main focus was on the main dish (beef stew). I used a flash to bounce off the ceiling to get light to hit the stew since it was in a bowl. A drink and loaf of bread is used to add more content into the photo but not distract the viewer from the main dish.
Shorthorn photographer Brandon Gray wrote:
I wanted the theme to be lunch obviously. I really wanted to focus on the chicken wraps. More on the ingredients inside of the wrap rather than what is surrounding it. Florescent lighting was in the room. I used a flash which was pointed to the ceiling.
When photographing food it's not always about everything on the plate. When you try to focus on everything people don't know what to look at. Here our photographers knew what part of their meal they wanted to focus on. To do that you not only need to focus on the area you want, but also bring the aperture down. As Richard said about his photo, his aperture was set at 1.8. When the aperture is low it helps clean up the background and keeps it from distracting from the main focus.
Everyone eats food everyday, so right before you dig in to your meal try to snap a photo of it focusing on just one part of the meal. It could be anything from the tomato on your McDonald's burger to your grandma's biscuits.
Send your submission to us through the photo challenge link at the top of our page. Your photo could be featured right here on our blog!
Robby E, back, puts Garett Bischoff into a headlock during Slammiversary 2012 on Sunday night at the College Park Center. Bischoff and his teammate, Devon, turned the tide of the match later on and won the first tag team match of the evening.
It was my first time ever photographing professional wrestling, so I really wanted to get as much from the experience as possible. Since I recently got a new DSLR that could handle more difficult lighting conditions, I didn't hesitate to grab an extra camera body along with a wide angle and telephoto lens - I didn't know what to expect from the performers, where I would be allowed to shoot or anything - so that I could cover every base.
When I got there, the media relations personnel explained where I would have access to (and I would admittedly bend the rules on this for brief moments to get my shots). After a pretty decent wait, the show started. After the first couple rounds, I started to figure out the routine and where my limits were. Since it was fast-paced movement and I was limited in how close I could get, I primarily shot with the 70-200 telephoto lens and kept my aperture low (2.8) and my ISO high (2000 or so) so that my shutter speeds could be fast enough to capture the movement.
The key to not missing a moment is a mix of anticipating as much as you can, never dropping the camera from your eye, and a sprinkle of luck.
Check out the rest of the photo gallery for more of Slammiversary 2012.
-Michael Minasi
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Passers by walk as rain lightly drizzles on Wednesday afternoon outside of the University Center. Students used umbrellas, ponchos and trash bags to cover from the rain.
Mechanical Engineering Juniors Shimelis Ayalew (left) and Baburaja Maharjan play chess on a gloomy Thursday afternoon in the University. The two played the game to pass time before going to their 3:30 p.m. class.
The rain has hit North Texas and students are trying to find things to do to keep dry.
What is you favorite rain activity? Send us a photo by posting it and using the tag #ShorthornMoment. Your Moment could be featured right here!
Senior first baseman Jordan Vaughn tries to pick off Baylor's junior catcher Nathan Orf on Saturday at Baylor Ballpark.
When shooting something like sports you have to be on your toes at all times. If you spend too much time on the main thing you'll miss the quick moments like this. One of Baylor's players slid back to first base after trying to steal second. To catch moments in the split second that they happen you have to be aware of everything happening on the field and be quick to strike!
Shorthorn photographer Richard Hoang wrote,
History senior Melissa Raindl takes a Crayon to write in her card of encouragement for a local women's shelter on Wednesday by the University Center Palo Duro Lounge. Raindl wrote, "Stay strong, a mother can never be replaced and today is your day." The Leadership Center hosted the event to support local women's shelters and also provide students with a break from dead week.
It's all in the details. These emotionally packed cards and their messages carried more weight than any other subject at this event. Hoang took quick notice of this, and used the letter pictured above as a powerful visual anchor to layer his image with. Over all, a very successful execution of something that could have been easily passed over by a less observant individual.


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The people behind the Bay Leaf Cafe know how to take care of guests. The founder spent 24 years operating day spas before turning to pampering palates with Indian food. The chef, too, knows something about luxury, having cooked for the ultra-upscale Taj Group of Hotels and learned to make naan soft enough to use as a pillow. This training results not in a formal dining environment, but in a welcoming spot that gives diners lots of options. A special Grab & Go menu lets them dash in for rice bowls, chapati wraps, salads, and classic Indian snacks. Those who dine in pore over an extensive selection of mesquite-baked tandoori meats, stuffed naan, vegetarian dishes, and even traditional goat and fish curries.
Upon arriving to the United States from Pakistan, Muhammed Samdani could only focus on one thing: how mediocre the local Pakistani cuisine tasted. Though the engineer had started to retrain in the American school system to get his American engineering degree, he was so appalled by the food that he completely had a change of heart and decided to become a chef.
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