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Mediterranean / Middle Eastern cookbook recomendations?
- rob133 Jan 19, 2007 06:41 PM
To be a little more specific, more Moroccon influence than anything else would be ideal. I've flicked through a few in stores and never seen anything that grabs my attention. At the moment I'm hooked on 'Mangoes and Curry Leaves' and the other book on Asian food by this couple, so anything along those lines would be great.
The books I've seen are either a little two text heavy (I can live with limited photo's, but a few would be good) or the photo's do the food no juistice - can't stand cookbooks with poor photography.
Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks
re: Robert Lauriston
for this Paula Wolfert is the best - look out though - not all of her books contain moroccan dishes if that is your specific interest.
Recipes are sometimes relatively complex but carefully explained and not hard to execute. You may have to find ingredients though (I like doing this so its not an issue) You can really trust her though, and the results are justification enough
Ive cooked out of Roden's first book, which was at the simplistic end of the spectrum ingredientwise and also in terms of her relatively scant descriptions of technique (admittedly she was writing in London and there were not a lot of resources for an ethnic cook then) but not the new one - if you want delicious special food I would go to wolfert first.
Paula Wolferts' books are not heavily into photography (the cost of producing a cookbook with colour photos is huge!), but she really, really knows what she's talking about and, best of all, her recipes work.
I, too, am a fan of Naomi Duguid and Jeff Alford. They're an enormously talented team, and reading their books is like immersing oneself in an anthropological culinary journey.
I'm going to do a little research on Paula, like I say I can live without the photo's as long as I can feel that the recipes and accompaning test can interest me. Thanks
Have you seen Arabesque by Claudia Roden? It's a beautiful book with simple, honest recipes. It covers Turkey, Morocco and Lebanon. A lot of the dishes are surpisingly clean and light.
As for Duguid and Alford, they're currently working on a book about China, which I'm greatly looking forward to. It's a huge genre to tackle but they always do justice to their subjects with style.
re: gingersweetiepie
I also like Claudia Roden's New Book of Middle Eastern Food. It actually covers N. Africa (Morocco, Egypt) as well as the Middle East. It also contains some great history about Mid. Eastern cuisine and cooking. She's great!
re: nyclibkat
Do you mean there is actually something better than the original Roden book? :-) Her text is a lot more informative than a bunch of glossy pictures.
re: nyclibkat
Agree. This is my go-to book. Paula Wolfert's wonderful, but to me, the Roden recipes are more intuitive/accessible/easy.
re: Notorious EMDB
I love Claudia Roden's New Book of Middle Eastern Food. I've had it for several years now and use it very often with great success. It is one of my favorite cookbooks.
She provides excellent instructions and also provides lots of suggestions for modifications to recipes reflective of different regions. She actually has a new cookbook out called Arabesque or something like that which might have more Morroccan recipes. I don't have it yet.
Another Paula Wolfert fan here. I think I have all her books which, as already said, are full of recipes that work. Also check Claudia Roden. Her New Book on Middle Eastern Cooking is heavy on text but solid with information. Her more recent book, Arabesque, has more pictures but again is full of good facts.
re: AppleSister
I love Spice and have said so many times on this board. I wasn't sure if the OP wanted traditional Mediterranean/ME cooking or not. Sortun's book is more her take on Turkish cooking so not as authentic as Wolfert or Roden.
re: cheryl_h
I have it as well and really like it. Very good food, and vefry clear instructions.
I saw a book titled "Turquoise" (author's last name is Malouf, I think). Very good looking Turkish recipes.
Joanne Weir's Tapas to Mezze is a nice book for appetizers in the region. No photos but the recipes are clear and well written.
I too love the D&A books and at the moment going through Hot, Sour, Salty, Sweet bookmarking recipes to make for next month since it is our book of the month. I had forgotten how many good Vietnamese recipes are in HSSS
re: Candy
Great suggestion!! I've had the book since it first came out and use it often. Additionally, the background information is really helpful. I received The Moroccan Cookbook by Irene E. Day as a gift and use it often as a reference book to supplement Moroccan recipes that catch my fancy. No photos, but if you did a web search for the image of some of the recipes it might help.
My first cooking experience with 'Hot, Sour, Salty, Sweet ' didn't go down to well. this region is one that I've never really explored until this book and the fish sauce I got was way to strong, that and the mistake I made using a dried sweet basil turned the chicken with basil dish into a disaster - it was vile. I have since coked it correctly and the wife has forgiven me for that first attempt!
There is a spicy potato dish in this book that is so good I've been amking them a few times a week to go with absolutly anything. Boiled and then finished in the wok with chilli's and green onion - so good!
Two other books I consult regularly are "Classical Turkish Cooking" by Ayla Algar, which has the best eggplant salad recipe ever, and "Food from the Arab World" by Marie Khayat and Margaret Keatinge.
Huh, I see that the latter is online in its entirety:
re: Robert Lauriston
I like Ms. Algar's book, too, but would also recommend "Classic Turkish Cooking" by Ghillie Basan. My favourite recipes include Carrots and Lentils in Olive Oil, Hunkar Begendi (lamb stew served with eggplant puree), and Imam Bayildi. This book contains gorgeous photos of most of the dishes.
re: FlavoursGal
Just a note to advise that I am referring to Ms. Basan's 1997 book, not to her more recent book (with a very similar name), which I have not used.
re: Robert Lauriston
Thanks for that link! (Another Algar fan here.)
I got Lebanese Cooking by Susan Ward and have not yet cooked out of it. But plan to get into it soon, once my cooktop is repaired, cooking with one burner slows you down. Anyway I did read through the book and the photos are gorgeous. Recipes succint and clear and I am getting excited about trying some of them ASAP. It is a British book that was also co-published in the US and measurements are given both by weight and US measurements.
You have to check out this company for amazing international cookbooks- the photography is incredible and a lot of them have travel stories and cultural anecdotes.. My favorites are the North African Kitchen, mezze modern and (slightly unrelated) the paris neighborhood cookbook.


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As a politician he will try all tricks under his sleeveAnswered by rajnikant raiyarela, 09 Feb 03:32 pm
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In the history of Kerala not even a single M.P or MLA has come out on BJP's ticket. He is just wasting his time over there on a already lost battle!Answered by GOPI KUMAR, 09 Feb 02:33 pm
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Kerala had never grown beyond UDF & LDF and then why to waste an olive branch?
Kerala had never grown beyond UDF & LDF and then why to waste an olive branch?
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An internal probe recommended that Officer Fausto Lopez, who routinely exceeded 100 miles per hour while off-duty, should be terminated.
A Miami police officer with a penchant for speeding — and whose video-taped traffic stop by a state trooper drew national headlines — should be fired, an internal investigation recommended.
According to a reprimand released Monday, Officer Fausto Lopez showed a "practice and pattern" of reckless speeding while off-duty in his take-home patrol car, consistently clocking in dangerous speeds over 100 miles per hour between September and November.
It was on Oct. 11 that a Florida Highway Patrol trooper, at gunpoint, pulled over a speeding Lopez on the Florida Turnpike in Broward County.
He was briefly handcuffed and later charged with misdemeanor reckless driving.
The traffic stop sparked tension between FHP and Miami cops, some whom claimed the trooper showed a lack of professional courtesy to a fellow law enforcement officer. Lopez, who was on his way to a off-duty job from his Broward home, also drew the wrath of members of the public who say cops too often get away with speeding.
The incident sparked an investigation by the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, which analyzed SunPass toll data to calculate that Lopez and a slew of other local cops were speeding in their patrol cars while not on duty.
Lopez eventually pleaded no contest, paid $3,300 in fines and accepted 100 hours of community service.
Miami's internal probe found Lopez guilty of several administrative violations, including breaching discipline, acting recklessly with city property and disgraceful conduct. Detectives also analyzed SunPass data, calculating the speed between toll booths and how long it took Lopez to get from booth to booth.
The city's investigation has recommended discipline against 38 other speeding cops, with penalties ranging from reprimands to suspensions of up to two weeks, according to Miami police spokesman Delrish Moss.
Only Lopez was targeted for termination.
Lopez, in the reprimand, said he disagrees with the facts of the investigation and with the proposed firing.
He can now request that a panel of fellow officers review his case.
If he does not request that review, and Miami Police Chief Manuel Orosa decides to fire him, Lopez can appeal to the city's Civil Service board.
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Downstate man tried to kill roommate for eating 3 Chips Ahoy cookies, police say
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS August 2, 2014 7:46PM
A central Illinois man is accused of trying to kill his female roommate for eating three Chips Ahoy chocolate chip cookies he apparently wanted.
Allen Hall, 23, of Decatur, is charged in Macon County with attempted murder and aggravated domestic battery.
Police say Hall got angry Wednesday when he foundout his 49-year-old roommate had eaten three Chips Ahoy cookies for breakfast and threatened to kill her.
At first,the roommate thought Hall was joking, but the woman told police Hall thentried to strangle her in a bathtub. Her husband and the landlord ended up separating the two.
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Bill Cosby shows in Las Vegas and Illinois have been canceled amid a growing number of sexual assault allegations. »
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Who says that herbivores can't throw down? Not Compassionate Action for Animals (CAA), who have asked 13 wily cooks to bring their best vegan chili recipes to be judged by a panel of experts and the public. Spend your evening sampling the animal-less crock pot comestibles and wash them down with some equally cruelty-free beer. CAA expects a decent turnout, as last year saw over 125 folks looking to spice up a chilly winter's night. Three talented winners will be crowned and given PETA-approved prizes. So leave your fur and leather duds at home for this night of chili competition and get warm with a community of people who are angling to make veganism both social and sexy. Let them inspire you to a deeper respect for creatures great and small as you fill your belly with the homespun creations by those vying for vegan supremacy. Non-alcoholic beverages will also be available to mitigate the hot, hot veggie heat. More information is available at CAA's website, www.exploreveg.org.
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What if? IdeaFestival gets a new home in Louisville. What do you have in your attic?
Frank Lloyd Wright said, "An idea is salvation by imagination." Kris Kimel said, "Why not?" OK, I don't know if he literally said that, but when Kimel was pondering a festival of ideas, the Lexington scientist and entrepreneur clearly was thinking big. IdeaFestival, the subject of Fairleigh Brooks' cover story (Page 14), moves to new home in Louisville next week. The four-day program is far-reaching and impressive, and we are happy to see Louisville host a progressive event that celebrates thinking. Could this be the start of something big?—Cary Stemle, editor
Photography as social activism — do you care? Photojournalist James Nachtwey dares to look at the hard truth
"Mother attending a dying son†by James NachtweyThis exhibition presents lessons in current events and geography. Wars, bombings, mutilation — you can sum it up as man's inhumanity to man. It's possible to learn something about the world's monstrous acts, yet be instantly grateful to be a spectator from a safe distance.
Rumor & Innuendo: Rumblings From the World of Sports
Well, roll down the echoes! Ain't the Golden Dome just a might shinier this week? And isn't that John L's scalp on the totem pole of tradition? Why, I do believe it is.
A blue dog seeing red: Baron Hill wants another shot in Indiana's 9th District
Baron Hill: hugs a supporter at Democratic HQ in Jeffersonville. Hill, a former Congressman in Indiana's 9th District, is trying to reclaim the seat from one-term incumbent Republican Mike Sodrel. Photo by Angela ShoemakerFormer U.S. Congressman Baron Hill (D-Ind.) is fighting mad, and he wants you to do something about it. More precisely, he wants you to put him back in the same office that voters kicked him out of in 2004.
The sun shines bright on My Old Lebowski Home
image by Bill GreenIt is no exaggeration to say that the Coen Brothers' film "The Big Lebowski" has become well-loved enough to have seeped into the popular culture. It also seems nearly certain that Lebowski Fest — the fan-launched convention celebrating the film — is rapidly soaking through the otherwise moribund summer entertainment scene.
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David Kern, formerly the executive director of the New Center for Contemporary Art at 742 E. Market St., is now executive director of the Historic Homes Foundation, which oversees Whitehall, Farmington and the Thomas Edison House. Co-founder Jay Jordan will continue operating the New Center.
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Are you ready for this? A new director of sales and marketing has joined the LEO team. And he's straight outta Velocity. His name is Kelly Gream, and his departure is surely the subject of much consternation over at Sixth and Broadway. So what's up with that?
Denny Crum is still into The Cards: Coach shares his secrets to success on the court and at the poker table
When he's at the poker table: Denny Crum employs a lot of the same philosophies that set him apart during his Hall-of-Fame coaching career. This photo was taken last fall during the 2005 World Series of Poker at Caesars Indiana. Photo by Eric HarkinsThough he may be retired from coaching college basketball, Denny Crum remains a passionate competitor. These days, he's often found battling across the green felt of a poker table, whether playing the World Series of Poker or in the poker room at Caesars Indiana, where the Denny Crum Poker Open tournament is running this week.
A case for the future: 8664 IS STILL AROUND, AND WITH MORE SUPPORT THAN EVER. IS THERE CAUSE FOR HOPE?
Tyler Allen and J.C. Stites don't fit the image of rabble-rousers, but the bright and energetic young Louisvillians have stirred up a few things with their concept for redesigning Interstate 64 along the Ohio River. You may have seen the signs or heard the phrase, but do you really know much about 8664? If you're curious, turn to Stephen George's cover story, which frames the issue in political and philosophical terms, and ultimately asks why Louisville can't find a way to consider this Big Idea.
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Have you driven an economy lately?: Ford cuts miss Louisville, but we're not done with the gas-guzzler blues
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Justice Schlomo Hagler may have just put a big dent in Nissan's plans to rule New York City's taxi fleets and outgoing Mayor Mike Bloomberg's vision of a unified fleet of yellow cabs.
As an October 28 deadline approached that would see all current, non-hybrid taxis replaced over by the Nissan NV200 over a three-to-five-year span, the legal battle that's enveloped the Taxi of Tomorrow program from the start has intensified. In a lawsuit, the Greater New York Taxi Association claims New York's Taxi and Limousine Commission overstepped its powers in mandating that taxi fleets are refitted with the NV200, according to the New York Daily News. This isn't the first time the courts have sided with the cabbies in the ToT debate.
Justice Hagler agreed with the cabbies, striking down the Taxi of Tomorrow purchasing requirements, and saying, "Simply stated, the power to contract and compel medallion owners to purchase the Nissan NV200 from Nissan for ten years does not exist in the City Charter," according to The Wall Street Journal.
This is still a fluid situation, but we'll stay with it as more information becomes available.
UPDATE: Nissan USA spokesperson Travis Parman said via email, "We are disappointed in the court's decision, but it will not prevent our plan to start upgrading the NYC taxi fleet with the Nissan Taxi of Tomorrow at the end of the month. Given the specific NYC taxi research and development that we have conducted, we are confident that the Nissan taxi provides optimal safety, comfort and convenience for passengers and drivers alike. We are evaluating options for next steps regarding the exclusivity contract.


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In celebration of a "boatload" of new apps, get the Amazon Fire TV for $15 off. That's an Android powered set-top box with voice activated remote control, best part, you can use that $15 to buy new Android games to play on your TV.
After the debacle of the Aereo decision by the Supreme Court, this site noted that the decision would lead to a number of companies trying to use the "looks like a duck" test.
Once the Sling Player gains Chromecast support, users will be able to watch their cable or satellite channels on any TV equipped with an HDMI port, even if it's on the other side of the country.
Industry sources are suggesting that Amazon is targeting a March release for its TV set-top box. The company has also just rebranded its Lovefilm Instant service into Amazon Prime Instant Video.
Today, ABC announced its plans to launch a live TV streaming service for paying subscribers of cable and satellite providers as part of its app for the iPhone and iPad. Is this the beginning of a new trend for broadcasters?
The idea of your Android smartphone or tablet as a second screen is really taking hold. We examine the trend and highlight some of the best second screen apps on the platform.
In depth review of an Android media box called the "EZTV", it is described as a media player with Wi-Fi. On the actual box it is called "Enjoy TV" with the slogan, "Make your TV smart and get connected." What is different about this particular Android TV device is that you can add a hard drive and that makes all the difference!
Despite posting their best mobile sales of the year, LG Electronics were still $429 million in the hole in Q4 due to a fine from the European Union.
Sony releases a video demonstrating the Xperia Z's ability to mirror to TVs with one click.
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Former Bishop Luers standout Kevin Kiermaier is back in the Major League.
The outfielder was called up by the Tampa Bay Rays after Friday night's 3-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, California.
Keirmaier, who is with the Rays today as they play the Angeles at 9:05 p.m., took the place of center fielder Desmond Jennings, who was placed on the bereavement list because of a death in his family. Jennings will be away from the team until Tuesday, according to the Rays' website.
Kiermaier, who has played one game in the big leagues, was recalled from Triple-A Durham. He was drafted by the Rays in the 31st round of the 2010 draft.


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2012 Alpine World Cup: Val Gardena: Super G: Ted Ligety 25th
Ted Ligety (USA) couldn't find the speed in Italy, but he still ranks second in the overall World Cup.
2012 Alpine World Cup: Giant Slalom: Val d'Isere: American Ted Ligety gets 3rd
Ted Ligety (USA) finished with a time of 1:55.52, just .71 seconds out of second place. Ligety finished first in the previous GS at Beaver Creek and is the leader in GS WC points.
2012 Alpine World Cup: Men's Super G: Lake Louise: Ted Ligety finishes 4th
In the first Super G of the season, Ted Ligety (USA) just missed the podium by .01 seconds, but he moved up to second in the World Cup point standings.
2012 Alpine World Cup: Men's GS: Soelden: Ted Ligety Interview
Ted Ligety (USA) talks about his win in Soelden.
2012 Alpine World Cup: Men's GS: Soelden: Ted Ligety wins
Ted Ligety (USA) won the giant slalom race by 2.75 seconds, the widest margin of victory in giant slalom since 1979 and the days of Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark, who won by a record 4.06 seconds in a race in Jasna, Slovakia.
2012 Alpine WC Wengen: Ted Ligety sixth in SC
Jan. 13, 2012: American Ted Ligety finishes sixth in the men's super combined in Wengen, Switzerland.
Experts break down Ted Ligety's win in Soelden
Oct. 23, 2011: Universal Sports Alpine analysts Steve Porino and Doug Lewis discuss Ted Ligety's giant slalom victory in Soelden.
2011 Alpine World Cup Soelden: Ted Ligety wins GS
Oct. 23, 2011: American Ted Ligety wins the season-opening men's giant slalom in Soelden.
2011 Alpine World Cup Flachau: Ted Ligety, Bode Miller SL DNF
December 21, 2011: America's Ted Ligety and Bode Miller fall prey to the tricky conditions in Flachau, Austria.
2012 Alpine WC Zagreb: Ted Ligety 14 in SL
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Any recognition feels good, as it is a reward and an affirmation of what one does…Hmm..agreed. But what one does when one is featured in two different magazines and is still trying to decipher what is written in there.
Google translation of both the articles makes it a comic read. Well, sometimes, somethings are best if left unsaid. Hoping good is written about me here is how it all started…
The other day I received this mail from the editor of a popular Italian magazine;
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A Subzi or vegetable stir-fry is an integral part of an Indian Thali (platter). If Subzi is one of the important components alongside a flat bread in a North Indian thali then it takes the form of an accompaniment to rice dishes in South India.
Subzi also refers to any vegetable in Hindi. I like these quick subzis made with fresh vegetables more than the slow-cooked curries wherein the vegetables are completely lost in the flavors of spices and gravies they are cooked in. Whether it is a rich Peas and paneer butter masala or a creamy malai kofta, to me they all taste same.
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"I am jealous of your husband and kids, they get to eat five-star cooking every day" was one of the questions in an online interview on Ganga's blog here. And she is the nth person to have said the same to me.
The fact remains that most of days what comes out of my kitchen is a simple one-skillet meal with whatever spices or vegetables I have on hand. Yes, my personal favorite is simple Indian food which is quick to cook and is very near to its natural state.
Well…competing for the title of Master Chef is never in my mind, every time that I take a ladle in my hand
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Nothing screams summer like dark, plump and fleshy Jamun or Java plums. Local markets in many places of India gets flooded with these purple beauties during summer months.
I remember how crazy we were to buy a handful of salted Jamuns wrapped loosely in a newspaper (yes, you read it right) from an old lady outside our school premise. And the stubborn purple stain on our uniform, tongue and hands would never let us hide our mischief from mom.
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"Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don't have, you will never, ever have enough" ~ Oprah
Back then I had loads of time in hand. My home and life was well organized and I never knew what 'racing against time' meant.
I was happy, but still felt a void in life and was searching for ways to fill it. As they say, change your perspective when you think your life is incomplete without something.
And then, food blogging happened.
Now the equation of life has changed. Five days to go for a food blogger meet, a deadline to meet for print media and a high-pressure photo shoot on very short notice.
And yes, I am racing against time…but I am content
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Firni is a delightful healthy dessert and could be cooked without much efforts. An earthen pot is a perfect vessel to set this dessert, as the porous surface of the pot will absorb water leaving a thick & creamy Firni behind.
The tart small Plums, mildly sweet coconut milk and the nutty almonds give a wonderful burst of flavors and taste to this creamy rich Phirni.
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"Life has many ways of testing a person's will, either by having nothing happen at all or by having everything happen all at once." ~ Paulo Coelho
Life throws challenges when we least expect it. I received a call from 'Deccan Chronicle', an Indian daily news paper the other day.
"We have been browsing your blog and are very impressed, would you consider being a columnist for our daily?" a media representative inquired in a sweet voice on other end.
With on- going workshops and a food styling project I was not sure if I can commit myself for one another work. I asked her a days time to decide and called my hubby.
"I feel you should take up this challenge. I can see you getting lazy and comfortable within your comfort zone. This might help you create new possibilities in your career" He answered.
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I have attended many blogger conferences over the last few years but have never been so excited for a meet, ever. Yes, I am referring to IFBM here, our very first Food blogger meet at Bangalore next month.
It is really hard to hold back the excitement of meeting many of my virtual food blogger friends whose blogs I have been reading and admiring time and again. Oh..well, I am making and packing the special South Indian lentil-spice mix in the picture above for some of my blogger friends who have asked for it.
Did I tell you that many of us will be sharing same apartments for close to three days….start music…it is party time
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Every travel leaves you with some unforgettable travel experiences you would want to treasure for ever. And what better way to freeze those precious moments than writing a bogpost and reflecting on your travel time with family and friends.
"We have a marriage invitation from my colleague in Metur city this weekend. Do your Google search and let me know if there are any good places nearby worth visiting." Hubby informed me from his office last week and cut the line.
A few Google searches and I liked this small hill station Yercaud in Salem district which is located in the Shevaroys range of hills in the Eastern ghats of India.
But wait…there is more….
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"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts."~Winston Churchill.
"Our company is into motion pictures and TVC (television commercials), are you interested in doing a project with us? If yes, we would like to meet you today, as the shoot schedule and the artists are already fixed" the caller on the other end continued and waited for my reply.
"Sure, I will come in the evening and let you know about my decision" I replied to 'C', producer of the Ad agency.
I got to know the enormity of the said project, a television commercial for Malaysia after meeting the director in evening and was slightly skeptical to take it.
I was a bit nervous when I entered the location early morning, what with hundreds of people running helter- skelter carrying giant light boxes, reflectors and the like.
I gave myself a few moments and quickly regained my composure after seeing a few familiar faces on-location. And after that there was no looking back.


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Wale is Grandmaster of the sports reference. No musical artist brings as much wit, depth and knowledge to the craft. For instance, in the recently released ode to the former St. Louis baseball hero, "Albert Pujols," Wale slangs this gem: "John Rocker, Atlanta Bravest knows that I'm awesome/ Bett ... More >>
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Welcome to the Department of Geography, University of Toronto Mississauga, where we invite students to learn more, first hand, about the most relevant and interesting issues facing the globe today. The discipline of geography bridges the scientific and the cultural study of the earth. Our friendly and vibrant Department offers programs in human and physical geography and the environment, appealing to a wide range of students. This diversity offers students the opportunity to explore the connection between human activity and the environment through various methods and approaches. Our Department prides itself in being at the forefront of student experience at UTM. We offer a vast array of exciting opportunities at all program levels, including practical courses, Research Opportunity Programs, internships and field courses. Our Faculty are very successful and active researchers, maintaining research programs, laboratories and graduate students at UTM. They are also outstanding teachers, with several of our faculty being recognized with teaching awards from both inside and outside the university. The staff in the Department of Geography are an integral part of the student experience at UTM, supporting technical needs and offering helpful and friendly advice on academic matters. We think that the wonderful opportunities and support in our Department will make your degree in Geography or Environment not only a meaningful and valuable learning experience, but also exciting and fun.
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Food is the frontline of the organics revolution. Governments, agribusiness, farmers, and everyday consumers are debating the merits of organic food.
Michele Colley has been selected as a recipient of a Principal's Involvement Award. The award recognizes the outstanding contributions of students for enhancing the quality of life at the University of Toronto Mississauga.
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Practicing medicine in Granville County for 32 years, Dr. Mahan has treated multiple generations of local families in this area. Actually, if you talk to enough people, you will hear stories about him, like walking to a child's house on Christmas Eve to treat a Strep Throat, to the "Essential Piece Award," the highest level of recognition from the Granville Health System to team members that demonstrate outstanding performance by going above and beyond their normal responsibilities to make a positive impact. Click here to read the newspaper article about Dr. Mahan's award received in December 2008.
Dr. Mahan takes pride in being one of the very few independent practices left in the area that is not owned corporately, as well as he is also quick to mention that he cares for his patients in the hospital - whereas current practice seems to dictate that doctors are seemingly randomly assigned to hospital patients now, whether they know them or have knowledge of their medical history or not.
Dr. Mahan also takes his patient's calls 24 hours a day - there is no answering service to go through. You call, leave your number and you will talk to him or his associate, Dr. Stock.
In addition to complete family medical care, Dr. Mahan still delivers babies. He believes it is a very important job to bring new life into the world.


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Mr. G is the tutor everyone wishes for and more — 5/7/2014 Mr. G. has a lot of past experiences to bring to the tutoring table. My daughter has, or had, very poor study habits. After only 4 sessions with Mr. G. her English teacher is raving about the change in my daughter's homework and class participation. My daughter said her teacher came to her with shock and stated "You have an A in my class and I'm not talking about a crappy A, you have a ve ...
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Richard will travel within 30 miles of Annandale, VA 22003.
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