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By Jo Wilcox on 25th February 2014, in Food & recipes, Lunch, Recipes
Meal TypeLamb
CoursesQuick lunch
Your family will love this easy bake and it is even better the next day for lunch.
Serves 6-8
- ¼ cup olive oil
- 1 eggplant, diced
- 1 onion, finely diced
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 500g lamb mince
- ½ tsp cinnamon
- ¼ tsp ground cumin
- 1 tsp rosemary, chopped
- 500ml tomato pasta sauce
- 50g butter
- ¼ cup flour
- 2 cups hot milk
- ½ cup tasty cheese, grated
- 1 egg
- Pinch nutmeg
- Salt and pepper, to season
- 200g pasta, cooked in boiling water for 8-10 minutes until just al dente, then drained
1 Heat half the oil in a large frying pan and saute the diced eggplant for 4-5 minutes until slightly coloured and softened. Set aside. Add the remaining oil to the pan and add onion, garlic, lamb, spices and rosemary. Cook for 5-8 minutes until browned and fragrant.
2 Add the tomato pasta sauce and the eggplant back into the mince mixture and simmer for 5 minutes. Heat the butter in a medium saucepan. When melted and bubbling, add the flour and cook for 3-4 minutes until a sandy texture.
3 Gradually add the hot milk, stirring constantly until thick and smooth. Simmer for about 3-4 minutes. Remove from heat. After 5 minutes, beat in cheese, egg and nutmeg. Season.
4 Preheat the oven to 190oC. In a large ovenproof dish (about 28cm x 22cm), smooth half the mince over the base, top with half the precooked pasta, and then spoon over one third of the cheese sauce. Continue with remaining mince, pasta and lastly the cheese sauce, trying to cover the pasta. Sprinkle with a little extra cheese if desired. Bake for 20-30 minutes until golden.
5 Serve the bake with a salad of basil, tomato, cucumber, red onion and olives.
About Jo Wilcox
"I have had a love of food my whole life. Lucky for me my mum allowed me to play in the kitchen from the very beginning – from sitting up on the bench watch her peeling peaches for preserving or planning dinner parties from her many Womans Weekly Cookbooks. Starting in my local beach café, I went onto professional cookery training and my big foodie OE working as a professional chef and nanny. At 21 I launched my first restaurant. The following years saw me owning a gourmet cake and dessert shop and then a pasta deli before I discovered the world of food styling. Today I work in food styling making food look beautiful and tasty in packaging and advertising shoots, as well as my most important role yet – Food Editor of New Zealand Woman's Weekly. I aim to provide great meal solutions that are interesting and approachable, and of course gorgeous foodie photos that make you want to cook them! I love the feedback and the knowledge that people actually cook them and have great results. If I can give someone a love of cooking and enjoying family meal times and gatherings then my job is done!" See www.jowilcox.co.nzmore of this author


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GoW 3 RAAM's Shadow Fixed FacesAug 20, 2013 Models Pack 6 comments
Here are fixed models from RAAMS shadow dlc ready to load and use in Gears of war Editor. Characters: Tai Barrick Valera
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good news. here is the new package models gears of war judgment. but unfortunately you will find only the characters. weapons and the rest are not yet available because there are still problems. I do not know when I'll update everything, but I hope as soon as possible.
Here are fixed models from RAAMS shadow dlc ready to load and use in Gears of war Editor. Characters: Tai Barrick Valera
This Package Contains 13 models from GoW 3 and removed their face bones to fix corrupted face bones location while mirror. List Of characters below.
in this package you will find all models including characters, weapons, and more. good luck and I hope it is helpful to everyone!
and with this last package and there are also the enemies of gears of war 3! you will find both the locusts that lambert, for anyone who needs it!
over the weapons of Gears of War 3! here you will find the need for the latest weapons available. to make them work in the game we're still working on...
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can you describe the situation more? I will try to load tha packages from the file in mine again today
by the way quality feel free to use these models I will also be upping ADAM FENIX and some other GEars soon :)
thanks but im porting literally everything from gears 3 tomorrow.
well the torque bow if you notice uses the same anim set as the original so all you really did was change the texture on the weapon the skeletal mesh is also the same, things like the digger launcher will not work, because so far no one has managed to get custom animations to work so there is no hope for it in GEars for the time being, but it should work well with UT3 editor or UDK :(
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PAUL GIGOT: This week we take a look at an issue that will take center stage this year -- immigration. Congress is getting ready to consider a flurry of immigration reform legislation, ranging from proposals to create renewable three-year guest-worker visas to proposals for hiring another 10,000 investigators to find and deport illegal workers. The president has made reform a major priority, and it is going to be a bitter fight. Our briefing is from correspondent Rick Karr.
RICK KARR: The human tide across America's southern border is relentless. Every day, more than 1,000 people illegally enter the U.S. to work and live. Just last week, the Mexican government acknowledged that reality with a new booklet full of advice aimed at making the crossing less dangerous. On the U.S. side of the border, anti-immigration activists argue that the human tide amounts to an invasion.
KATHY McKEE: I think it's a fact of life that our culture is under attack.
RICK KARR: Some of their neighbors argue that those migrants are just responding to the laws of supply and demand, and chasing the American dream.
ALFREDO GUTIERREZ: -- To make sure that our children have a future. We're here for the same reasons that every other immigrant in the history of this country has been here.
RICK KARR: What both sides of the debate agree on is that American immigration policy isn't working work very well. And so right now Congress is going through all of the arguments in an effort to reform U.S. immigration law.
That battle over a handful of immigration bills and proposals on Capitol Hill is shaping up like one that played out in Arizona last year: voters approved Proposition 200, which makes it harder for illegal immigrants to get government benefits. Its supporters say they hope that discourages people from crossing the state's southern border. Kathy McKee, who founded the group that put the proposition on the ballot, says illegal immigrants drain taxpayers' money.
KATHY McKEE: We cannot be the lifeboat, the education system, the medical system for the entire world. And really, why should we, when these countries can take care of their own people?
RICK KARR: On the other side immigrants' rights activist Alfredo Guttierez says the millions of Mexicans who are already in the U.S. illegally are the ones who are under attack.
ALFREDO GUTIERREZ: The level of hostility is palpable. People feel it. They know it. And it's focused on the immigrant. It's not focused on the public policy.
RICK KARR: Some of Arizona's biggest businesses joined Gutierrez in opposing the proposition. Produce farmers admit that hundreds of thousands of farm workers are here illegally. But without them, they say, the industry would die.
GARY PASQUINELLI (Pasquinelli Produce Company): Without foreign workers we could not harvest our crops. We couldn't get it done without them. I know that they're values and their culture and their morals that they bring is good for our country. I don't want to be protected from these people. I think they're going to revitalize America.
RICK KARR: Arizona's booming construction industry also depends on foreign workers, legal and illegal, because native-born U.S. citizens won't work at prevailing wages.
RON MCGEE (Superstition Carpentry, LLC): I could use an extra 150 carpenters right now. I can't find them, you know? There are no more.
RICK KARR: Federal law requires employers to check the legal status of their workers. But business owners say it's almost impossible not to hire the occasional illegal worker. Documents are relatively easy to forge, and federal law only requires employers to affirm "to the best of their knowledge" that a workers papers "appear to be genuine."
Businesses in Arizona and elsewhere are pinning their hopes on federal legislation that would make it easier for migrants to work legally in the U.S. President Bush wants a guest worker program.
PRESIDENT BUSH: ...that will match willing foreign workers ... with willing American employers ... when no Americans can be found to fill the jobs.
REP. JEFF FLAKE (R-AZ): There has simply got to be a temporary worker program in order to deal with the situation at the border and the situation of those who are here illegally now.
RICK KARR: Arizona Republican Jeff Flake is co-sponsor of a House bill that would give foreigners already in the U.S. illegally the right to work for three years, then renew for three more.
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RICK KARR: The bill would also give undocumented workers a chance to stay as legal residents. And that's raised the ire of some of Flake's fellow Republicans.
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RICK KARR: Hayworth says the bottom line is national security. In the post-9/11 environment, the U.S. can't afford to open its borders just because it's good for business.
REP. J.D. HAYWORTH: We ignored the problem at our own eventual peril.
RICK KARR: The threat of terrorism has made immigration even more contentious than usual. The two sides don't even seem to be speaking the same language, according to Lindsay Lowell of Georgetown University, who's advised Democrats and Republicans.
LINDSAY LOWELL, PH.D: This debate is so fractured by people who adamantly believe not just different things about how we should manage the flow of migration but fundamentally what migration and immigration means. With those kind of fundamental differences and opinions and values about what an immigrant is, it's difficult to reach some kind of consensus. Compromise is necessary.
PAUL GIGOT: Joining us for this part of the program is senior editorial page writer Jason Riley, who covers immigration issues. Jason, I want you to take on that point that J.D. Hayworth made about an "invasion" coming over the border from Mexico. He's a congressman from Arizona on the frontlines, I guess, of the immigration issue. You spent some time in that border area. Is he right?
JASON RILEY: Well, the congressman is engaging in the type of political demagoguery that plays well in border states and it's easy to see why from the segment. The people who live in states like Arizona are bearing the brunt of the influx and they're frustrated. And they should be. It's the federal government's job to control our borders and clearly the federal government isn't getting the job done. Many of these illegals coming to Arizona aren't stopping there. They're going on to places like Chicago or New York or Los Angeles. So these people living in these states on the border bear the cost of illegal immigration in terms of health care costs and emergency care, and in terms of litter and crime and so forth, without bearing any of the benefits, or receiving any of the benefits that come with increased economic activity. And they're frustrated.
PAUL GIGOT: Yeah, Bret?
BRET STEPHENS: But is that really true? Arizonans or Californians are not getting the benefit of cheaper labor from illegal immigrants in terms of maids and gardeners and --
PAUL GIGOT: Construction workers.
BRET STEPHENS: Construction workers, and all of the services -- agriculture -- all of the services that --
JASON RILEY: They are, Bret. My point is simply that this frustration isn't necessarily born of nativism on the part of people living in these border towns. They have a legitimate beef with the way the federal government is managing our border. Now the question is what we should do about it.
PAUL GIGOT: Well, let's talk about that, because enforcement is the easy answer. Let's enforce our borders, as the cry goes. But I'm old enough to know we started trying that in 1986 with something called Simpson-Mazzoli. We've been doing it a lot. So this is not a new phenomenon. We've been trying it, have we not, Jason?
JASON RILEY: Oh yes, we have been trying it and it hasn't been working. Under Clinton, we went after the California corridor in San Diego, and the El Paso corridor in Texas. What that had the effect of doing is funneling people in through Arizona, where they assumed the natural barriers -- the mountains and the deserts -- would keep people out. It has not worked, and so the president now wants to try something new, the guest worker program.
PAUL GIGOT: Well, it is possible, is it at all possible to really seal the border with Mexico? You've lived in Mexico, Bret? Do you think so?
BRET STEPHENS: Well, probably not. I mean, of course, anything is possible. The Soviets showed that they could seal a border from north to south of Europe. Now I don't know if that agrees with our values and our sense of fair play. I also don't think it makes particular sense in terms of the illegal immigrants we have in the country right now. I mean, people forget one of the reasons that illegal immigration has gone up at the same time that we've expanded our border efforts is that we've made it paradoxically more difficult for mainly Mexicans, Latin Americans, to move back and forth. They have to go through such an ordeal to get through this death trap corridor in Arizona to get to the United States that they're not inclined to return. When there was less enforcement among the border and it was relatively easy to go back, they would circulate on a seasonal basis.
JASON RILEY: Right. And you touch on a point, which is it's not in our economic interest to seal the border, per se. What it is in our economic -- or what is in our both economic and national interest, in terms of security, to do, is to regulate the flow, which is what Bush wants to do with this temporary program. He wants us to know who's coming. And provided that most of these people are coming for jobs, if we give them more legal ways to come those people will use those legal ways to come here. And that means our border security can concentrate on a smaller pool of people who are coming here to do us harm, instead of chasing down the dishwashers and the busboys.
PAUL GIGOT: But post-9/11 there's an argument being made that kind of conflates immigration -- and from all parts of the world, including Mexico -- and says we have to stop them because there are terrorists going to come over our border. Is that a legitimate argument, Melanie?
MELANIE KIRKPATRICK: It's legitimate to the extent that the critics are correct that there are Al Qaeda elements in Latin America who will, presumably, see an opening through our southern borders to get into the United States. But I actually think President Bush's proposals will enhance our security, because it will help us keep track of people who are legitimate. Right now we can't do that.
PAUL GIGOT: You know, there's a little history to this, the guest worker program, called the Bracero program in the 1950s and 60s. The number of arrests of illegal immigrants in this country fell over about a 15-year period, from 1.1 million a year to 100,000, when we had this guest worker program at that time. It was stopped in the mid 60s, largely because of objections from some unions. But I think it goes to show you that if you would have some guest worker mobility -- people being able to say, you know what, if I go back to my home place in Mexico and I don't have to risk my life coming back over the border, maybe I'd be able to go back more freely and we'd have fewer people who want to break the law.
MELANIE KIRKPATRICK: I also think this has an important effect on our economy. Our sister publication, BARRON'S MAGAZINE, reported earlier this month that the shadow economy of the United States is close to one trillion dollars, and that it's going faster than the legitimate economy. And this is due mostly to illegal immigrants. This is not a good portent. We don't want to turn into --
PAUL GIGOT: Belgium?
MELANIE KIRKPATRICK: Belgium. [LAUGHTER] Or Italy.
PAUL GIGOT: Most of the countries in Europe have rescinded, were slow to immigration and they suffered economically.
Let's talk about the politics here in the time we have left, because David Frum, who used to work for us and now works for NATIONAL REVIEW, wrote a cover story in that magazine saying that this issue -- President Bush insists upon pushing this issue this year, it's going to split the Republican coalition right down the middle. Do you agree with that?
BRET STEPHENS: Well first of all, I can't resist but mention that typically conservative polemicists who oppose immigration most vocally tend to come from countries like Canada and Britain and elsewhere. But leaving that aside, no, I don't think that --
PAUL GIGOT: David is from Canada. That's the point.
BRET STEPHENS: No, I don't think that's the effect. I mean, first of all immigration is one of those issues that you think is going to play well, you think that this is what voters really care about. But time after time at the polls, that is not the core issue for voters. That's not what decides, that's not what turns their vote.
Secondly, I think we have to be very wary of the example of Pete Wilson, the former governor of California. Pete Wilson rode just to a second term as governor of California on Proposition 187, a strong anti-immigrant proposition, a strong anti-immigrant stance. Well, that basically sunk the repub-- until Arnold came around in a very round-about way, that basically sunk the Republicans in California. It certainly sunk it at the presidential level. We have to face, conservatives have to face the fact that we have a large and fast-growing Hispanic minority in this country. These are people who should be embraced. They should be embraced economically, but they also should be embraced politically. President Bush's vote totals among Hispanics has gone up. His brother polls very well among Hispanics. This is not only the future of the country, it's also partly the future of the GOP. If we decide to play a politics of saying, well, no, they're not part of us, they're going to migrate right to the Democratic party and the GOP will pay the consequences.
PAUL GIGOT: But Jason, there really is still a very large chunk of the Republican party in the House, particularly -- 60, 70 people -- who are dead set against this kind of thing.
JASON RILEY: Right.
PAUL GIGOT: What are they really -- how strong are they, and what are there concerns?
JASON RILEY: In a sense, the real debate isn't about the people in the segment that you saw coming now. I think both sides of the aisle can agree on regulating that flow somehow. The real debate is going to be within the Republican party. It's going to be about what to do with the illegal immigrants already in the country. Estimates vary -- 10, 12, eight million -- but it's going to be about whether any new program that we put in place requires these people to go back where they came from and reapply, or receive some sort of amnesty from the President in order to stay here and continue to work. He calls it an "earned amnesty."
PAUL GIGOT: Whether they'll be able to be on the path to citizenship or not.
JASON RILEY: Right.
PAUL GIGOT: That's going to be a core part of --
JASON RILEY: That's what the debate is going to be. The Democrats are going to push for full amnesty, Republicans -- or I'm going to say one wing of the Republican party along with the Democrats are going to push for earned legalization, the other is going to say make them go back first.
PAUL GIGOT: Quickly, is he going to get it done or not, Jason?
JASON RILEY: I think he will, because I think it's something that he wants to do.
PAUL GIGOT: Okay, and when he puts his capital behind something he usually gets it. Okay, last word, thank you. Next subject.
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Energizer has revealed it's hard at work on "efficient, intelligent wireless power solutions" that can charge portable devices without traditional power cords.
Working with Fulton Innovation and using eCoupled wireless charging, Energizer says it wants to address consumers' needs for portability and power - when and wherever they need it.
The Fulton/eCoupled/Energizer project is a "rechargable lighting solution" for in-vehicle use - so presumably a torch, but Energizer has more up its sleeve when it comes to wireless charging.
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CBNNews.com - JERUSALEM, Israel - Haredi (ultra-Orthodox ) rabbis are seeking to renew the ban prohibiting Jews from visiting the Temple Mount.
In a letter to Western Wall Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovich, three haredi rabbis asked that the 40-year-old decree banning Jews from entering the Temple Mount, be reinstated.
Ultra-Orthodox rabbis believe that Jews are forbidden to walk on the Temple Mount for fear that they might inadvertently enter the Holy of Holies, whose exact location is unknown.
One of the letter's signatories, Rabbi Shalom Elyashiv, asked Rabinovich to post guards as well as notices in the area to warn Jews that it is forbidden to walk there.
Following the 1967 Six Day War, when the Western Wall complex came back under Israeli sovereignty, rabbis posted warnings of divine retribution to any Jew entering the Temple Mount.
Over the years, most national religious rabbis have changed their position on visiting the Temple Mount, especially in view of Muslim efforts to deny any Jewish presence in the place where the First and Second Jewish Temples stood.
Many of these rabbis believe that Jews should enter the Temple Mount to affirm Judaism's historic connection to the area and to counter Muslim claims that Islam has sole rights there.
While Muslims gather on Friday to pray there, Jews are forbidden to pray overtly on the Temple Mount, which according to Public Security Minister Avi Dichter, includes moving their lips in prayer.
Source: Haaretz
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Olympic cutie Nastia Liukin is sucking up every last minute of this fame — as well she should. And save those pennies, girl!! It won't be like this forever!
Nastia made an appearance at Macy's in Herald Square on Monday.
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As we fall deeper into our cold season, we can watch for several signs, like the "old-timers" did.
They watched their environment. I use several of these folklore forecasters. It's fun and it's fairly accurate. Just keep an eye on your environment.
Start watching the moon for halos. A lot of them means a lot of snow falls. Take a look at the wooly worms. They're all over the place right now. There are several different kinds of wooly bears, and they do come in different bands of colors or even solid black.
Clay Birdwhistell took a game program, then rolled it tightly into his right hand.
Wooden, you know. John Wooden.
"Do I look that old?" Birdwhistell asked on his Twitter account.
Well, not really. Birdwhistell is in his early 30s while the Wizard of Westwood recently celebrated No. 99.
Anderson County overcame an early deficit, then survived a late scare to oust Rowan County, 18-16, in the middle school state football playoff semifinals.
Tristan Ashburn had a big game, running for approximately 100 yards and finding the end zone with the go-ahead touchdown to lead Anderson's offense.
Chris Glass likes to start his freshman math classes with a joke. All the better to make learning a difficult subject fun.
When Glass makes the transition from Anderson County High School teacher to Middle School football coach, nothing really changes. Just like the classroom, it's not really a laughing matter and carries an expectation of success, but there is fun in getting there.
Lots of fun. And lots of wins for the Mustangs, who made it all the way to to the second state middle school championship game.
The Anderson Middle School seventh-grade girls' basketball team, also known as the "B-team," captured the championship of the Mid-Kentucky Middle School Conference tournament Wednesday night at Marion County High School.
The Lady Mustangs defeated Old Kentucky Home for the third time this season, 49-45. Anderson improved to 27-0 on the year.
Column as I see 'em ...
Kudos this week go to the Anderson County Board of Health for listening to the public and doing away with that goofy septic tank pumping ordinance. (See page A1.)
Anderson was the only county in the state with such an ordinance, and with good reason: it was bad policy.
Ben Walker turned in what he termed as "probably the best game of my career" to lead Anderson County to a 60-18 win over visiting Spencer County on Friday night.
Walker ran for 135 yards and caught three passes for 76 more as he totaled four touchdowns in his final regular season home game.
"Ben has been getting better and better every week," said his classmate, quarterback Jacob Russell. "This is what we expected from Ben."
Wednesday, Nov. 4
8 a.m. to noon, GED instruction and college preparation, Anderson Community Education building, 219 E. Woodford St.
Noon to 4 p.m., GED instruction and college preparation, Bluegrass Community and Technical College, U.S. 127 campus.
4:30 p.m., Anderson Middle School site-based decision making council meeting.
4:30 to 7:30 p.m., GED instruction and college preparation, Anderson Community Education building, 219 E. Woodford St.
The Anderson County Sheriff's Department could be moving into a new home in the near future.
The Anderson County Fiscal Court gave unanimous consent for County Attorney Bobbi Jo Lewis to draw up a contract for the county to obtain a commercial building at the corner of Court and Main streets during its meeting last Tuesday night.
Magistrate Juretta Wells was not at the meeting.
The vote followed a lengthy closed session, and no specifics on the deal were discussed.
Bob Thompson never imagined his "tour" of the United Nations Headquarters in New York would be considered a lapse in security.
However, spokespersons for the U.N. are calling it just that.
According to several media outlets, U.N. spokespersons say Thompson should have never gained access to some of the areas he toured last Thursday.
The incident made worldwide headlines Tuesday, with articles appearing on numerous websites, including media outlets in Europe and Canada.
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Ok guys, here's a bit of an update. Currently running my Q6600 at 3.6 (400x9) @ 1.5V (in bios...windows reads 1.4V). Temps seem to maxing out at 58C. Seems to be stable so far. I have a question though....How do I change the stupid multiplier on this P5B-Deluxe? I change "Modify Ratio Support" to enabled and then change the multiplier...but it doesn't actually change. Am I missing something?
EDIT: Ok so turns out it wasn't actually at 3.6.....because the multiplier was being all wonky. When I change the multi in the bios, the clockspeed is not being correctly reported in windows...or on the POST screen. They show that it is the FSBx9 (the default multi). Everest seems to pick up the correct multi though. Weird stuff. So for now I'm back down to 3.2. I'll have to increase the voltage some more to hit 3.4 or even 3.6. And I was so excited to get past 3.2. Oh well.
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United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will visit the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to commemorate NYSE Euronext joining the United Nations Sustainable Stock Exchanges (SSE) initiative, which explores how exchanges can work together with investors, regulators, and companies to enhance corporate transparency on environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) issues and encourage responsible long-term approaches to investment.
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- Orchha - Cooking class
- Orchha - Orchha Palace
- Orchha - Taragram visit
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Important notes
2. This trip starts in Delhi on Day one at 1pm (2012) though will start at 6pm in 2013
3. A single supplement is available on this trip. See under the Single Traveller section of your Trip Notes for more information.
4. An airport arrival transfer is included. Please provide your flight details at the time of booking.
Please note this tour will be 21 days for 2013, instead of 20 days in 2012. The itinerary will have one extra day in Delhi at the beginning, and the tour will start at 6pm, rather than 1pm. Please note the tour will now start one day earlier, on Tuesdays instead of Wednesdays.
Please note the all exact itineraries and pricing will be released on 1st November 2012
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Our India & Nepal Experience trips score an average of 5 out of 5 based on 2 reviews in the last year.
India & Nepal Experience , October 2012
Derek de Korte
I found India to be a very confronting place with its constant noise, traffic congestion, pollution, and the poor conditions that many people were living in. The people were however patient, cheerful and extremely helpful. Country stays at Orrcha and
Review submitted 05 Dec 2012
India & Nepal Experience , October 2012
James Gunlicks
Wonderful tour. No unpleasant suprises, better than expected. Our guides, Mayur in India and Nabin in Nepal were both excellent. The best I've had on Intrepid.
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Has the Autry National Center of the American West given taxpayers their money's worth on $10.5-million in federal and state grants received for its venerable Southwest Museum of the American Indian site in Mt. Washington?
Not in the eyes of about two dozen protesters who gathered on the Southwest's doorstep Tuesday morning, chanting "Open these doors!" and holding signs with slogans such as "Where's our millions?" and "Autry: Stop Starving the Southwest Museum!"
To them, the recent reopening of the 99-year-old, castle-like museum for six hours each Saturday is a poor return on the money, $9.5 million of it from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The Friends of the Southwest Museum Coalition, which coordinated the protest, has been pushing for years to have the site restored to full public operations, which have been minimal since 2006.
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The site's future is primarily up to the Autry National Center, which opened its main museum in Griffith Park in 1988, then took custody of the financially desperate Southwest Museum in a 2003 merger that gave the Autry title to the Mt. Washington building and its collection – one of the world's most prized troves of Native American art and artifacts.
W. Richard West Jr., the Autry's president, said Tuesday that the public got exactly what state and federal officials had contracted for it to accomplish with the grant money: some building repairs involving damage from the 1994 Northridge earthquake, but primarily a major artifacts-conservation project aimed at restoring the Southwest's damaged and neglected collection to museum-quality condition and securing it in an updated storage facility.
He envisions the Autry continuing exhibitions and other programs at the Southwest Museum, but sharing the site and its expenses with other users who are still being sought.
The Autry has long said it can't afford to fully operate two museum sites, and West said the museum is continuing efforts to find partners, including commercial interests as well as other nonprofit groups.
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He said a study earlier this year by the city engineer identified $26.8 million to $41 million in needed repairs and utility upgrades at the Southwest Museum, which opened in 1914 and, under less contentious and financially lean circumstances, would be gearing up for a celebratory centennial.
Far from taking on additional costs that would come with running a second full-time museum site, West said the Autry recently has moved to cut expenses, reducing its staff by the equivalent of six full-time positions and imposing pay cuts that will kick in next year for most of the more than 180 employees who will remain.
He characterized last month's downsizing as a restructuring rather than a layoff, and said that operating hours, exhibitions and other public programs won't be affected. Curators and educators weren't touched by the staff reduction, he said, but pay cuts will fall across the board.
West said the salary cuts won't affect employees earning $30,000 or less – 43% of the staff – but that pay will fall 2.1% to 3.3% for others. The biggest reductions will hit the highest-paid personnel, including himself and other executives. West said in an interview earlier this year that his own first-year salary was $305,000.
West, who came out of semi-retirement to lead the Autry starting at the end of 2012 after a long tenure as founding director of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian, said he's aiming to boost fundraising to stabilize the Autry's finances. He said the Autry expects to end 2013 with a budget deficit of more than $800,000. The projected budget for 2014 is $17 million, the Autry said, down from this year's estimated spending of $17.8 million.
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The Autry's fiscal cornerstone is a $6.5 million annual donation from Jackie Autry, who founded the museum with her late husband, cowboy singer and film star Gene Autry. She has promised the Autry a $125-million endowment bequest upon her death – enough to continue generating about $6.5 million a year in expected investment returns.About 85% of the government-funded artifact conservation project on the Southwest Museum collection is finished, West said, with the restored pieces already sent to the Autry's new collection storage, library and curatorial site in Burbank. The remaining 15% will land in Burbank as well.
Interior renovations now underway at the museum in Griffith Park will create the first major permanent galleries for Native American art. They are funded largely by a $6.6-million state grant that's separate from the Southwest Museum's government outlays.
The Griffith Park museum is open six days a week; last month the Autry reopened a single 2,200-foot hall at the Southwest Museum on Saturdays only to display more than 100 Pueblo Indian vessels in a show called "Four Centuries of Pueblo Pottery."


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