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Gloria Angkor Hotel Hotel
National Road No. 6, Choung Kaosou Village, Slorkram Commune, Siem Reap, Cambodia
Atmosphere 85%
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We're set amongst natural surroundings and combine traditional Khmer hospitality with modern facilities.
The watterfall's sound will make you relax while enjoying a cocktail in our comfortable beds around the pool
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Our deluxe rooms are beautifully-equipped with satellite flat-screen TV, minibar, safety deposit box, wardrobe, tooth brush, comb, bathtub with shower, air-conditioning, high quality furniture and many other facilities. All single bedrooms are equipped with a queen-size bed.
All room rates include a cold towel and welcome drink, free Wi-Fi, free tea and coffee 24hrs a day, free pick-up and drop-off at the airport, free tuktuk into town between 6pm and 10pm every evening, free bottled water every day, free bike rental, and all local taxes. We even have a free turn-down service!
Flight details are required in order that we will arrange transportation to pick you up free of charge to our Gloria Angkor Hotel!
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- 15 minutes from Siem Reap international airport
- 10 minutes from Angkor Wat and temples complex
- 100 meters from Rozana Broad way
Cancellation Policy
Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 48 days before arrival. After this date, charges will be applied by the property up to the first nights cost of the reservation, unless otherwise stated in the property's conditions. Deposits paid are non refundable.


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The Salina Region of the SCCA in Salina, KS is hosting it's 35th Mirror Khana event this weekend. While I am sure most of you are to far away to join us it is a pretty fun event and a nice break from traditional autocross. You could see if your local region would want to put one on. We have more people at this event than our normal events, pulling people from several states, so it is a good boost for the club.
The course is built like a road course in that if you drive the course you will eventually come around to where you started. No timing system is used. Two cars start at opposite sides of the course. When the flag drops you need to go completely around the course and end up back where you started quicker than the other driver. If you manage to catch the other car you win, cars must keep a safe distance. It is an autocross and all the normal safety rules apply.
We start out in classes, winners go against winners from other classes and finally declare an event winner. In my Focus I don't plan to win the event but I do hope to do well among the STF, STC, STR, GS, HS group.
Since there is no time, you get a few cones free (2-3, can't recall?) and any more than that and you DNF. If both people DNF the one with the least cones wins.
If we have co-drivers that have to run against each other they will take turns going against a stop watch and times will be compared.
I have seen some great racing at these events. They are a lot of fun to watch.
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Brand new, never been shot, Hoyt XT 3000 Pro Series Tournament Bow for sale! This bow comes fully equipped with D loop, kisser, peep, Spot Hogg Seven Deadly Pins, Hoyt fall away, Fuse: Carbon Connexion 2 ft 6 in stabilizer, hip quiver and SKB Hard Case. This bow has absolutly no fray on the string or d-loop or any scratches from wrenches as it has NEVER BEEN SHOT. This bow is $850.00, all this included!
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500+HP 396 Bench Build Help. Cam? Pistons?
So I've Got this 1969 Camaro. It's a ready roller. All it needs is an engine/trans and shaft. It's a non power anything x11 car originally a banger so I don't feel bad about doing it wrong. Already has a 4.56 TruTrac 9 inch
under it and sub framers..
I've also got this carb to pan '65-66 396. It's complete including a 6223 steel crank and closed port 702 heads. I've got the stock pistons and rods also. I know this isn't the best BBC to build but it's what I have.
I'm going to think of it as my SBC in my Trans Am. That motor is a 385 with 230cc aggressively ported Dart Iron Eagles and an comp solid street making a hair under 500. I should have went more cam with my huge heads, 3500 stall and 4.56 gear.
The SBC cam I'm running.
12-771-8 - Xtreme Energy
Trans Am flexing its muscle in stupid fashion.
Trans Am 385 solid roller. Donuts - YouTube
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Now if I think of the 396 as the older stronger brother of my 385 sbc, my plan is to run a .600+ lift solid roller with similar lsa in case I upgrade brakes later (probably will as it's drums all around). Tell me about building these 702 closed chamber heads for big lift and proper borderline street compression pistons (for closed chamber 396 motors). For now I'll probably run a 2500 or 3500 stall but later change over to a 4 speed.. Also gonna use a Holley 800dp carb and probably some type of air gap single plane manifold. (I would like the option to run a flat hood in the future)
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How Bank Regulation May Affect You
by Ron Box, CPA.CITP
If you are responsible for ensuring an uninterrupted flow of capital to your business, you are probably experiencing the effect of many forces external to your organization. One factor that tends to happen in the background, but can be very important to your ability to obtain credit, is the regulatory environment that your bank operates within. You probably see firsthand the credit policy of your bank and how your business fits in to that policy, but how can the regulatory atmosphere affect you directly?
Financial Regulation in the United States
Financial institutions in the United States are subject to various forms of government regulation. The purpose of government's oversight role in banking is to ensure a strong and healthy banking system and a consistent flow of credit to the economy of the United States. Many of the regulations in force today stem from the efforts of the Franklin Roosevelt administrations to stabilize the economy during the great depression. Several agencies, including those from some state authorities, can have oversight responsibilities over a bank, depending on how the bank is chartered. Agencies of the federal government such as the Federal Reserve Bank, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS) are a few of the primary organizations with regulatory authority over financial activity in the United States. In extreme cases, regulators can enforce a merger or sale of bank assets to other financial institutions if they believe that bank problems are systemic and irreparable.
The Financial Crisis of 2007
The years leading up to the credit crisis that began in 2007 saw an increasing spiral of demand, prices and credit for real estate in many markets. This type of cycle, with prices out of line with reasonable demand, is thought of as a "bubble" when viewed in retrospect. Subprime loans, credit issued to borrowers that had previously been thought of as bad risks, when packaged together, became securitized with the idea that a collection of such loans would offset the risk of the supposed small number that would default. Other derivatives, such as credit default swaps, were sold by a number of financial institutions in a manner that now appears excessive. These are a few of the activities faulted in the lead up to the financial crisis that began late in 2007. Alan Greenspan, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, had a well documented preference for the free market system and a desire to allow markets to run their own course. Did this have any effect in persuading the regulators of our financial system to allow too much risk to creep in to the credit markets? The Associated Press recounts Mr. Greenspan's testimony before Congress on the credit crisis saying "The longtime Fed chief acknowledged under questioning that he had made a "mistake" in believing that banks in operating in their self-interest would be sufficient to protect their shareholders and the equity in their institutions. He went on to assign the blame on soaring mortgage foreclosures on overeager investors who did not properly take into account the threats that would be posed once home prices stopped surging upward. He said what had been "a critical pillar to market competition and free markets did break down. And I think that, as I said, shocked me. I still do not fully understand why it happened." Committee members accused present and past federal regulators for not doing more to stop abusive practices or to go after wrongdoers. The cause of the financial crisis will be debated for many years, but many economists believe that an "easy credit" policy on the part of lenders had a significant impact on the events that ultimately created the Financial Crisis of 2007.
Where Were the Regulators?
A December 21, 2007 article in the New York Times asked, "So where were the regulators as one of the greatest financial disasters since the Great Depression unfolded?" Many financial experts believe that tighter regulatory oversight of commercial and investment banks during the build up of the real estate bubble, securitization of subprime mortgages, sales of derivatives such as credit default swaps, and other issues faulted in the lead up to the credit crisis would have mitigated much of the problem. It is difficult to know the extent to which this statement may be true, but most regulatory agencies redoubled their efforts to ensure safe lending practices in the wake of the financial crisis. Some bankers, however, believe that the regulatory environment is now too aggressive. According to William Loving (on behalf of the Independent Community Bankers of America) in a June 8, 2010 statement (PDF) to the United States Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, "Bank regulators perform a critical function. But they must strike the appropriate balance between regulating safety and soundness and allowing the flow of properly underwritten credit. Many believe that the bank regulatory pendulum has swung too far in the direction of discouraging lending."
Why Do My Bank's Regulators Matter to Me?
Banks are expected to establish and maintain their own credit policies consistent with good lending practices. A business is evaluated based on many factors, but profitability, leverage and liquidity are a few of the most important issues that affect credit decisions. Financial covenants such as mandatory debt / equity ratios or debt service coverage ratios are usually included in commercial loan documents. Personal guarantees by business owners and board members are also general requirements. Consistently meeting these expectations is an important factor in determining credit approval. Regulators review the credit decisions made by your bank on a regular basis and make decisions regarding the correctness of those decisions. Your credit file could be reviewed by the bank regulators and they have the prerogative to agree or disagree. If the regulator disagrees, a strong suggestion is made to the bank regarding what is deemed to be a more appropriate approach. This recommendation could have the effect of downgrading your credit risk rating, which could reduce or eliminate your access to loans. In extreme cases, liquidation of collateral and removal of the credit from the bank's books could be recommended. Of course, these actions could be detrimental, even catastrophic, to your business.
What Steps Should You Take?
You should familiarize yourself with the charter of your bank and the regulators who determine the bank's level of compliance with best practices regarding capital, credit, and earnings ratios. Communicate honestly and frequently with your banker so that he or she can be an effective advocate for the most appropriate credit package for your business. The package will likely be reviewed by a bank underwriter, a credit officer, the bank's credit committee and ultimately the bank's regulators. It is difficult to overstate the effect that regulator decisions can have on this process. Many banks adjust their credit policy based on the expected determination from a regulator. Although you will probably not have an opportunity to talk directly with the regulator reviewing your credit, a well informed banker can anticipate and document any questions likely to be asked.
Critical decisions will be made regarding the ability of your business to obtain credit. Knowledge regarding how your credit will be evaluated, both by the bank and by their regulators, can allow you to anticipate potential problems. Ask your banker to explain the credit underwriting process for your loans, including a thorough explanation of the bank's regulatory position. Ensure that your access to credit is stable and that your banker has all of the information necessary to defend your credit rating.
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Ron Box, CPA.CITP, CFF, CISSP, is the chief financial officer and chief information officer for Joe Money Machinery, a Birmingham, AL.-based regional heavy construction distributor with operations in Georgia and Florida. Ron also serves as chair for the 2010 AICPA Top Technology Task Force and is a member of the AICPA Certified Information Technology Professional (CITP) Credential Committee.


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Hi Guys, I just thought it will be very nice to add a subscribe option for users who like specific artists.
BTW – Check out my few new songs (I'm a new user).
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We can do that already, though it's not immediately visible!
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Put a cap on: The tiny Up, priced from $13,990, will be the first Volkswagen in Australia to come with capped-price servicing, and may set a trend for other VW models to follow.
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By MIKE COSTELLO
VOLKSWAGEN Australia is offering capped-price servicing on its newly launched Up micro-car as a toe-in-the-water exercise ahead of a potential roll-out across its entire range.
The scheme follows the trend set by several fellow top-ten brands including Toyota, Holden, Hyundai, Ford, Nissan and Mitsubishi, who all offer similar plans in order to alleviate a lack of transparency in the servicing process, where many dealers quote disparate service prices.
The plan will be available at all Volkswagen Australia dealerships, and VW Australia managing director Anke Koechler told GoAuto this morning it was designed to change the perception that the German brand's cars were too expensive to service.
"It was important first for us to get our partners (dealers) behind our ideas, and everybody is convinced it is the right approach," she said.
"We are looking into the other product as well... sometimes it is all about the perception (that we are expensive) and unfortunately perception isn't reality, so we have to convince our customers that we are not that expensive.
"These are our true costs, but we want to make sure our customers get the transparency."
The scheme applies for the first six years or 90,000km (whichever comes first) with annual service intervals. The first service on the Up – which retails from $13,990 plus on-road costs – is due after 12 months/15,000km and 24 months/30,000km respectively, costs $280.
The 36 month/45,000km service costs $332.50, the 48 month/60,000km will set buyers back $369.50, the 75,000km/60 month service is priced at $280 and the final 90 month/72,000km service will cost $332.50.
The price of each service may be higher than many other brands, but several of these company's also have shorter, six month intervals between services.
Every two years buyers will also have to fork out extra for new brake fluid ($83.70) and a new pollen filter ($40.50).
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Making a livable, walkable South Lake Union
The Mercer Corridor project provides transportation infrastructure necessary to make South Lake Union (SLU) a healthy and desirable place to live, work, shop, and play, including:
Transit improvements
Pedestrian and bicycle improvements increase access to the streetcar and other transit service in SLU, which carries almost 12 million riders annually. Improvements to the intersection of Mercer St and Fairview Ave N at I-5 ramps will reduce delays and enhance reliability for buses connecting the neighborhood to downtown Seattle and the University of Washington. Finally, improvements to the corridor allow implementation of new transit service along Mercer connecting SLU to Capitol Hill and Uptown. Enhancements are consistent with Seattles Transit, Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plans.
Increasing accessibility
Non-motorized and transit improvements increase accessibility for those who are unable to, or choose not to drive. Two out of three census tracts that cover the project area have poverty levels higher than the citywide level. In one census tract within this urban center, 40 percent of the population is below the poverty level, compared to 12 percent citywide. Of the housing units open or under construction in South Lake Union in 2004, 30 percent are affordable or subsidized and 70 percent are market rate. Citywide, seven percent of housing units are affordable or subsidized and 93 percent are market rate.
Stakeholder buy-in
The Mercer Corridor project is the result of a coordinated planning process that incorporated involvement of a variety of community stakeholders. As a result of public and stakeholder comments, technical analysis and guidance from the Seattle City Council, the Two-Way Mercer Alternative was identified as the City's preferred alternative. During the environmental process, which met both state and federal requirements, an independent Mercer Corridor Stakeholder Committee comprised of 42 individuals met 15 times and reached consensus on a package of recommendations for the Mercer Corridor.


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- Symmetric split core castings for Increased strength and stability
- Black E-Coat anti-corrosive coating protects the cooling vanes and mounting surfaces from rusting prematurely
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AMES, Iowa – Most workers look forward to retiring, and ideally get to choose when to retire. Sometimes an employer will suggest early retirement. An Iowa State University Extension and Outreach publication helps employees with early retirement decisions.
"When people consider early retirement, they know it's a big decision," said Barbara Wollan, ISU Extension and Outreach family finance specialist. "This publication addresses critical factors that potential early retirees need to understand."
According to Wollan, retirement projections have needed to change over the past 20 to 30 years.
"Increasing life expectancies are a major reason that early retirement needs to be approached with care," Wollan said. "Several generations ago, the average worker had little or no retirement, but now many people are retired for 25 to 30 years. Before deciding to retire early, consumers need to be aware of the impact a long retirement will have on their finances."
Considering Early Retirement (PM 1827), is part of the Retirement: Secure Your Dreams series, available from the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach online store. The publication helps readers think through the implications of early retirement. It touches on many important topics including other employment options and health insurance, in addition to making realistic financial projections. It also identifies several other reliable resources useful to potential retirees.
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As I recall during his campaign for the presidency a man named Barack Obama promised that upon election he would close the infamous prison known as Guantanamo Bay and either place prisoners on trial or send them back home. Alas, that was then, and today the prison is still open and its inhabitants are involved in hunger strikes. For some strange reason prisoners want to be placed on trial and finally discover what exactly is the crime they are charged with committing. Prison authorities have engaged in force feeding and other such abuses in order to end the hunger strikes.
Prisoners have written an open letter the their military doctors insisting they receive independent, non-military medical treatment. They raise to doctors the issue as to whether a medical professional can force feed a person who is demanding a trial. As the letter notes: "you will have to live with what you have done and not done here at Guantanamo."


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In the presence of many upper-class consumers at the yearly Millionaire Fair, Samsung introduced their limited Luxury edition of the Galaxy Tab – which isn't drastically different to separate it from other variants available. In fact, the only thing you'll find packaged with the Luxury edition is a Bluetooth headset and a leather case – and that's it!
Yeah, we know what you're thinking, but those are the only new things you'll find about it. You'd better think fast on your feet if you want this one because it's only going to be sold between December 15, 2010 to January 31, 2011 for 749 euros ($992).
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|Haley, David
|Ortkrt, Mike
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Submitted to: Aquaculture
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 11/24/2003
Publication Date: 4/1/2004
Citation: Riche, M.A., Haley, D., Ortkrt, M., Garbrecht, S., Garling, D. 2004. Effect of feeding frequency on gastric evacuation and the return of appetite in tilapia oreochromis niloticus (L.). Aquaculture. 234:657-673. Interpretive Summary: The rate at which food is consumed, and the efficiency with which it is utilized are prime factors in determining growth rate. How often fish are fed can effect how efficiently they utilize the feed. Additionally making food available as soon as appetite has returned can maximize intake, and increase efficiency. Demonstrating a consistent relationship between stomach fullness and the return of appetite will allow an optimal feeding interval to be predicted. Tilapia were fed to satiation at 2, 3, 4, and 5 hour intervals. The rate at which the feed left the stomach and traversed the gastrointestinal tract was measured by following a marker. The data was used to generate a mathematical model describing food passage in Nile tilapia. The feeding interval did not affect the rate of movement. However, fish fed at 2 and 3 hour intervals ate more feed than their stomachs could efficiently digest. The optimal feeding interval for Nile tilapia at 28oC, as predicted from the model, is 4 hours.
Technical Abstract: The rate at which food is consumed, and the efficiency with which it is utilized are prime factors in determining growth rate. There is a positive relation between growth and feeding frequency. Additionally, feeding frequency is strongly correlated with gastric evacuation time. Nile tilapia O. niloticus were fed to satiation with a pelleted diet at two different feeding frequencies (three meals day -1 and five meals day -1) to evaluate the effects of feeding frequency on gastric evacuation and the return of appetite. Ferric oxide was used as an inert indicator to follow gastric evacuation and gastrointestinal transit. Following an initial meal to satiation with the ferric oxide containing diet fish were serially dissected at 0, 0.5, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 12, and 24 h post-prandially. The fish remaining in the treatments receiving three meals day -1 were fed to satiation again at 1200 hr and 1700 hr. The fish remaining in the treatments receiving five meals day -1 were fed to satiation again at 1000, 1200, 1500, and 1700 hr. Gastric evacuation rates (GER) for both treatments were curvilinear and were best described by a surface-area dependent model. The equation describing GER for fish fed three meals day -1 was VT = 67.0 e -0.153(x) and for fish fed five meals day -1 was VT = 85.0 e -0.149(x) . The instantaneous evacuation rates obtained by linearizing the data were not significantly different and suggest gastric evacuation is independent of feeding frequency. Fish fed at 4 - 5 hr intervals consume as much as they have evacuated. Fish receiving meals at 2 -3 hr intervals exhibit gastric overload. The return of appetite following a satiation meal is approximately 4 hr in Nile tilapia held at 28oC.


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Re: 2D Convolution
In article <f2emb3$2qn$1 at smc.vnet.net>, CKWong <CKWong.P at gmail.com>
> You need to re-define your Convolve like this:
> Convolve[f_, g_, x_?NumberQ, y_?NumberQ] := NIntegrate[f[
> xPrime, yPrime] *g[x - xPrime,
> y - yPrime], {xPrime, -=A1=DB, =A1=DB}, {yPrime, -=A1=DB, =A1=DB}]
> When calling Convolve, remember to place the kernel as the first
> function, e.g.,
> Convolve[Gaussian2D, SHole, 0, 0]
> You can plot the convolution like this:
> Plot3D[Convolve[Gaussian2D, SHole, x, y] // Evaluate, {x, -HoleSize,
> HoleSize}, {y, -HoleSize, HoleSize}]
> However, this scheme is too slow for the round hole, for which case,
> it's better to switch to polar coordinates so that the angular part
> can be integrated by hand.
An alternative is to implement convolution using 2D Fourier and
InverseFourier. This may be faster, at least for large kernels and/or
strange hole shapes.
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The Mark 2 has got to be one of my favorite rugers that i have owned
Well, I went and put 550 rounds through the Ruger today (el cheapo Federal "value pack" from WM) without a single hiccup It shot great! It was a ton of fun making the bottles and other things dance around the range that were laying out there I even got it to the point where you couldn't touch the barrel for more than a couple seconds. It's extremely accurate as I expected. I'll post up pictures of targets when I can make it to an actual "range". I just thought I would give a little update
The Mark 2 has got to be one of my favorite rugers that i have owned
1100 through it now and it's been a blast (not to mention it doesn't put a huge hole in my wallet at the range). Still haven't gotten it to an indoor range, but I'll do that one of these weekends and post up some targets. AZOutlaws, the video of the breakdown of the Ruger MK will probably help me out when I actually do it. At this point I just spray it with G96 after the range session and that's it. I have yet to break it down, but also have yet to have any sort of malfunction It's a fun gun and it's done being a safe queen (which it obviously was in its previous life). Like I said above I'm gonna shoot the hell outta this thing
I believe there is one in CR, but it's expensive. There is one in West Liberty that I have been to, but they're only open to the public from 1-5pm on Saturdays and Sundays. You're also not supposed to be able to shoot jacketed ammo in their range, but it just so happened that I knew the range officer that was there through the Iowa Carry forum Their supposedly going to change that rule though. Hope that helps. If you have any other questions that I may be able to help you with, send me a pm.


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This scarf is normally $30 but our sale is good until New Year's Day and the sale price is $15. A definite steal. I made this scarf. It is very warm and the colorful embroidery shows the warmth of friendship. Okay, and then I added shiny red rhinestones because I like shiny objects:>)


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- 1/4 cup dry white wine or chicken broth
- 1/4 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3 to 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon each dried basil, thyme and rosemary, crushed
- 1/8 teaspoon dill weed
- 4 orange roughy fillets (6 ounces each)
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the wine, soy sauce, honey, oil, garlic and seasonings; add fish. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for up to 1 hour.
- Drain and discard marinade. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill fish, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from heat for 5-6 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Maritime Grilled Fish in Light & Tasty June/July 2004, p47
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"The marinade in this recipe is delicious. We couldn't find orange roughy fillets, so we substituted halibut ? (I can't remember exactly). I sprayed our grill with nonstick spray but it was still a little sticky so maybe I'll use a foil packet method next time."


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Chalk Hill Estate Chardonnay 2007
Chardonnay from Russian River, Sonoma County, California
Winemaker's Notes
The 2007 season was perfect for growing Chardonnay. Ideal weather through harvest allowed grapes from every block to reach desired ripeness. Aromas are concentrated and complex – white flower, sweet cream, ripe peach, lemon oil and wet stone – leading to a palate anchored with rich minerality and tropical and stone fruit. A clean acidity and mouth-filling texture unite pear, pineapple and sweet orange fruit with subtly sweet brown spice and honeyed toast.
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Wine Spectator - "Bold, rich and full-boded, with succulent fig, apricot, smoky oak and roasted marshmallow flavors that are complex and distinctive, finishing with a long, intricate finish and subtle flavor notes. Drink now through 2015."
The Wine Advocate - "The light straw/gold-hued 2007 Chardonnay Estate reveals an attractive bouquet of smoky hazelnuts, nectarines, and buttered citrus, medium to full body, and good freshness and acidity. Enjoy it over the next 1-2 years. "
Chalk Hill Winery
Chalk Hill Estate Vineyards and Winery was purchased recently by Bill Foley, proprietor of Foley Family Wines, who will continue the time-honored traditions that Fred Furth began. Founded in 1972 by Fred Furth, the Chalk Hill Estate encompasses 280 acres of carefully positioned vineyards, including the valley floor, hillsides, and ridge tops of a 1300 acre estate. Perpetuating the time-honored traditions of the first land grant pioneers, the Chalk Hill Estate operates as a family farm with the daily tasks of sustainable viticulture flowing seamlessly through the growing season and ultimately to estate bottled wines. Chalk Hill is the only 100% estate winery in the Chalk Hill AVA nestled within the Russian River Valley. The passion for meticulous viticulture has resulted in elegant, world-class wines. View all Chalk Hill Winery Wines
About Russian RiverView a map of Russian River wineries
The Russian River Valley is named as such due to its proximity to the Russian River, the river itself named for the Russian fur traders who came down from Alaska in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The Russian River is agricultural land. While there is a focus on wine, beyond the vineyards are many small, family-owned farms cultivating everything from cattle to Christmas trees.
Notable FactsThe proximity of this cool river and the rolling fogs from the Pacific Ocean make the area amenable to cool-climate grapes like Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. In fact, the region is quite known for its full-bodied, yet elegant Pinot Noir, as well as their ripe, yet lean Chardonnays. Within Russian River Valley lie the smaller appellations of Chalk Hill and Green Valley. Chalk Hill is the warmer of the two and furthest from the ocean, while Green Valley is cooler and closer to the water.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country unto itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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· Strawberries are a wonderful source of vitamin C and fibre, and provide folic acid and antioxidants. They don't freeze well, tending to be mushy when defrosted, nor do they respond well to being refrigerated: chilled, they lose all that sweet subtle flavour. If you've got a glut, make jam or frozen puddings.
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2014 WJC in Sweden. When? and How? | General talk (tickets, hotels, etc)
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Having spent the better part of the last two years in Sweden, I find it pretty interesting how much rivalry there is between cities/areas of Sweden. A city from the north makes fun of each different area in the south in a different way, Malmo versus Stockholm versus Goteborg (and vice versa south to north).... and not only that within the area (say Norrland) they make fun of the people from different communites relatively close by. Like saying the people from a town 10km away talk funny, (it is interesting to have so many different accents in a small area (Sweden) compared to Canada.....it would be like having 20 fairly different accents all in Manitoba).
In Canada people get on eachother about where you live or are from but in general it is not that bad and lots of the time based on a sports team rivalry (other than francophone/anglophone issues which can get real heated)...Rivalries and badmouthing do exist for sure but I do not notice it as much. In general, people seems a little more appreciative of the other areas of Canada, not that Swedes aren`t , I just notice the rivalry a bit more.This could be just me, being new here,being more aware and the people trying to educate me about Sweden promote their areas a little more.
Anyways....I really like Malmo and area (and stockholm and lulea and goteborg). It is not unsafe (even in 'sketchy' areas and at night). Though maybe it is for a Swede, but I have a feeling a lot of this is based on Swedish rivalry. The city itself is pretty charming, the centrum pretty classic european style with fun nightlife and friendly people. It is close to Copenhagen, so time there is a must, one of my favourites in Scandanavia, but do not discount time in malmo as well (plus 20 euro a day on trains does add up if you were to stay in cph).
Things are generally more expensive here than north america. About 7-10 dollars for a beer in a bar, ....cheaper in cph, only slightly more expensive than Canada for grocery store/liquor store...though beware in Sweden you can only get 3.5% beer when system bolaget is not open (most of the time
), in cph cold 4-5% beers anytime/anywhere. Food relatively the same, more pricey, kebab/burger-fast food is about 7-10$ a meal. Easy to pay 30-50$ for a nicer dine in meal (in general restaurants here serve up better food than the same type in Canada). Expect to pay 100$ a night for a small hotel room close to centrum, and by small i mean small.). So it is pricey here, but just be glad it is not in Norway, unless you are making Norwegian money, Norway is crazy expensive.
Anyways do it! The Swedes are awesome people, while a little shy and quiet to start they quickly open up after a bit of talking (or a few drinks), just make them feel that their english really good (which it is , they just need to hear it). Don't act like a North American idiot on spring break and you will make friends quickly. They are knowledgable and passionate about hockey, just make sure you like at least a few Swedish players
They have some really good Swedish food if ya want...reindeer, cloudberries, hardbread and caviar and every kind of cheese in a tube you could want (from bacon cheese to shrimp cheese),and max burger for your fast food cravings is a nice time (compared to bk and mc`ds). It will be Christmas and if you are lucky some will invite you over for gingerbread with blue cheese and glogg. You get to celebrate chirstmas a day early, and everyone here thinks the rest of the world does that and North americans are weird for celebrating a day late (while the opposite is true). You will learn drinking songs, christmas songs and in general the Swedes like singing when they party or on any holiday (not only when they talk
And yes, Swedish girls are very cute, carry themselves well, speak english very well and think a Canadian accent is adorable (guess why I live here now with mig honung ...I know you dont say that Swedes, but a little Canadian swenglish does wonders)...just to try to out fancy the Swedish guys, they take care of themselves at least as well as the girls if not more.
thats what I got for ya.
swedes, please dont jump on me for any misspellings, misinterpretations or generalizations, but please correct if im wrong.
It's usually only hillbillies, semi-*******, and perhaps 13-16 year olds that actually believe that they are superior, just becuase they live in a certain place. Joking around a bit just for fun is another thing, though. I really hope that most people that pick on other peoples accent and wereabouts do that in jest and not seriously.
I live close to Stockholm. If I would go watch the WJC next year I would stay in Malm� as it would be cheaper, because of the train fees. Might take a day trip to Copenhagen to see how it's like there though.
Celebrating christmas on christmas eve is awsome, since it gives us Swedes a three day hollyday (christmas-eve,-day, -"second" day). Plus we're getting our presents earlier than you NA-canos
Guys from english speaking countries are popular among girls here in Sweden, I've noticed. I dont know what it is, maybe they (the women) think they'll get a shoe in to Hollywood if the hook up with someone like that.
Speaking of fast food, MAX is loved by many, but not by me if find the burgers a bit to "greasy", so I prefer BK, though the "imami" burger at MAX is both delicious and greasy.
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The South rallied from a 16 point third quarter defect to defeat the North team 39-36 Saturday during the annual Senior Bowl at Castleton State College. The game was tied at 20 at halftime, but the North team took over in the third quarter. Mount Abraham's Cody Alexander rushed for 2 scores as North took a 36-20 lead into the fourth quarter.
Early in the fourth quarter, Burr and Burton Quarterback Jake Stalcup threw a short pass to Rutland's Kyle Arnold in the endzone. The South failed to convert the 2-point conversion and trailed 36-26.
Instead of getting the ball back, the North had to kick it back to the South team even though the South team had just scored a touchdown. There is a rule in the Senior Bowl that states in the 4th quarter, if a team scores but is still trailing by double digits, it maintains possession.
South took advantage of the rule, scoring on that next possession as Hartford's Josh Claflin took it in from 6 yards out. North's lead was now 36-32. North would fail to score on its ensuing possession and would have to punt it back to the South.
South once again found the endzone as Stalcup passed it to Fair Haven's Dakota Huber for the eventual game winning score.
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Production I.G and Storm Lion Unveil "Titan Rain"
Friday, November 20, 2009
Singaporean company Storm Lion is collaborating with Production I.G (Patlabor, Ghost in the Shell, Ghost in the Shell: Innocence, JIN-ROH) on "Titan Rain", a full 3D CG animated feature film.
An amazing feat for a local firm. (Production I.G, hello?!?!!) Hahaha can you tell I'm super excited? XDD Read more about the amazing team involved on AnimeNewsNetwork.
I'm attending Anime Festival Asia later, will have some prints and new postcard books for sale at Storm Lion's booth. Do drop by to say hi if you're around! <3
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- Yamabuki said...
Wish I could have come by
Perhaps to buy
Your images
dreams shared
light from the night
shot thru the heart
I dreamed of Lilith
The other night
was in China
A young woman was with her
She had magic eyes
Perhaps it was you
- November 21, 2009 at 12:04 AM
- Sahakiel said...
Wow, I wish I could go there too, looks like you've gonna have a great time :)
- November 21, 2009 at 5:04 AM
- Tin Salamunic said...
YESSS!!!..This is so Awesome! :D
- November 21, 2009 at 6:04 AM
- Namtan said...
i want the postcard book!!! i miss it last time. do you have sample of it to show here? *curious. i don't live in SG. can i buy online pleaseeeeee. and ... you sent me my something beautiful twice! i'll send it back to you this week. ^^
- November 23, 2009 at 2:25 AM
- Zhang Jingna said...
Namtan: Oh dear I'm so so sorry! There's too much going on these days thank you so much for bringing it up >_<
- November 23, 2009 at 2:37 AM
- ultimatedammation said...
Oh my gosh! I totally missed you! And I was there for both days! *Abish self* This is what I wud call blind walking.....
- November 24, 2009 at 11:44 AM
- Becky said...
I watched almost all anime of Production I.G.
This is something i dun wan to miss.
- December 13, 2009 at 9:46 PM
- Becky said...
This look nice, i like Production I.G work.
Must watch.
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Stop Homepage Hijacking
We get e-mail from people all the time telling us that their homepage has been changed without their permission (Internet Explorer). Most of the time, a quick trip to the Tools menu, Internet Options will let you reset the page.
However, sometimes it's an even bigger problem. Some folks find that each time they re-boot their computer, their homepage switches back to the unwanted one and no amount of screaming seems to help. What's going on? How did their web browser get hijacked?
There are several ways this can happen, both for a simple homepage change and the nastier, seemingly permanent change.
First, some web pages will ask you if you want to make them your homepage. If you hit Yes, then it's a done deal. After all, you can't be too surprised that your homepage was changed after you told your browser it was OK.
Some will modify this question to something like "Do you like freebies?". When you hit Yes, it secretly changes your homepage on you.
Most of the time, the same dialog box that's asking you if you like freebies (or whatever) will also say something to the effect that it's going to reset your homepage. They try to distract you from that message and just get you to click "Yes". So, be careful.
Fortunately, when your homepage is switched in the ways outlined above, going to the Tools Menu, Internet Options will let you set your page back to whatever you want (of course, you'll need to know the address of your homepage). Normally, that takes care of the problem and you're back to normal again.
Another way your homepage can get switched is through a security hole in Iinternet Explorer (yeah, I know, imagine that). As long as you keep your browser up to date, this shouldn't be a problem though. If it does get switched through this security hole, it's my understanding that generally a script is placed in the Startup menu (Start button, Programs, Startup) that will reset the homepage each time Windows loads. Deleting it should let you switch back your homepage permanently. Oh, and make sure you update IE if you aren't in the habit of doing it. That's one nasty little security hole!
Finally, software can even be a problem. Some programs will load automatically when you start windows and the first thing they do is to reset your homepage. You may be able to disable this though their options area (don't hold your breath though). Best bet is to disable or get rid of any program you catch doing this.
OK, but if it is a program that's switching your homepage, how do you figure out which one it is? Well, if your browser's homepage was reset to the homepage of a particular software company (who's software you just installed), you probably aren't going to expend too much mental energy figuring out who done it.
(Believe it or not, UPS had a program that reset their customer's homepage to UPS's homepage – it's not just little guys doing this. Of course, it was "on accident", which begs the question, "How do you accidentally stick a code in that manipulates the end user's homepage?").
If you have no clue where the homepage in question came from, then look back on recently installed programs. Did your homepage change right after you installed a particular program? If so, you may have a place to start looking.
Seems that most of the time, these type of programs run from the Startup folder (mentioned above). So, if you see something in there that shouldn't be (or you're not sure), you may want to remove the item, reset your homepage back to one you actually want (like www.worldstart.com :-), then see if it stays.
Oh, one last thing – watch out for install programs too. Some of them have an option for resetting your homepage that's checked or selected by default (you know, for your convenience).
Whew, that's enough of that. Be careful out there everyone wants you to use their homepage for your homepage and they'll go to just about any length to make it happen.


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The New Jersey Economic Opportunity Act Provides Incentives for Corporate Growth and DevelopmentFebruary 1, 2014 – In The News
Passed in September 2013, the New Jersey Economic Opportunity Act radically altered the Grow New Jersey Assistance Program (Grow NJ) to spur state growth and development. In contrast to earlier versions of the program, the amended Grow NJ has wider applicability and a lower barrier to entry in terms of requisite job creation and capital investment. As a result, Grow NJ and other programs administered by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority have made the state a significantly more attractive place to do business for both current in-state companies as well as those out-of-state that are considering relocation.
Grow NJ provides a tax credit to a virtually any business other than point-of-sale retail that creates or retains jobs in New Jersey and makes a qualified capital investment at a qualified business facility. While Grow NJ is geographically available for businesses located throughout the state, the revamped program reflects New Jersey's smart growth policies by adjusting the amount of tax credits available to a business based on the project location. Additionally, Grow NJ encourages the reuse of underutilized property by lowering the threshold of required capital investment for projects involving the redevelopment of an existing facility. Grow NJ 2.0 also reflects the state's strong push to attract certain targeted industries by providing such businesses with bonus tax credits.
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Telepathy more likely than a single currency
Currency and the future of it has been the subject of some debate in the past few months. As it won't have escaped your attention, the most notable project to create a single all powerful currency for an entire region - the euro - has come under serious threat.
This turmoil has led many to think about the possible break-up of the Eurozone and how that might work.
Part of the problem with the euro is that noone ever really thought about what would happen if one or more of its member nations needed to leave. Even though a complete break-up of the single currency remains an unlikely state of affairs, it is very possible that one or more nations will leave and return to their previous unit of currency.
This will obviously cause some serious difficulty for all concerned, as economies struggle to cope with the process and the markets react with volatility. However what it also proves is that we are no closer than we ever were to a scenario where there is one all-encompassing currency for the globe.
With the world of technology advancing at an alarming rate, it is perhaps surprising to some idealists that we still have so many different units of money in the world.
A single currency governing 17 nations is unworkable
Some had predicted that a single global currency would one day emerge to replace the pound, dollar, shekel, euro and all the rest. With that in mind, I was interested to read in a recent article stating how futurologists had suggested that we are more likely to have the ability to communicate via "thought transmission" - that's telepathy to you and me - in the next 100 years, than decide to introduce a global single currency.
The Eurozone crisis has shown that a single currency governing 17 nations is unworkable, let alone a currency that takes into account the quirks and foibles of each individual nation.
Currencies may die and be born and reborn over the next 100 years but the advent of "one to rule them all" is far from reality. Given the new systems that specialist foreign-exchange companies have in place, there is really no need for an integrated unit of money for all to emerge.
However, as recent events in Europe have shown us, if anything the trend is actually in the other direction.
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The political economy of: Chinese outbound direct investment in the Pacific and Southeast Asia, service delivery in rural China, development assistance, migration, resource projects and agribusiness.
I joined Political and Social Change (PSC) as a Visiting Fellow in July 2009, and took up a part time appointment in 2014. My main research interests are Chinese state and non-state actors in the Pacific and Southeast Asia, and the political economy of local government in rural China. I have authored several book chapters, as well as articles in The China Journal and The China Quarterly, and edited volumes of Pacific Affairs and Asian Studies Review. My recent project, undertaken in collaboration with Sinclair Dinnen and Paul D'Arcy, examined Chinese outbound direct investment in Papua New Guinea, and the migration and aid flows which have accompanied it. This research is being expanded to include other Pacific Nations (Samoa, Tonga and New Caledonia). With the support of UNDP China, DFAT and CAITEC, I am working with several Pacific and Chinese researchers to develop recommendations for trilateral cooperation between China and Australia in the Pacific region.
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Appointment as a research fellow at the University of Sydney (2012); a postdoctoral fellow at UTS (2009); research associate at the ANU (2007), lecturer in Chinese Studies at the University of NSW (1999-2004). Visiting scholar at Sun Yat Sen University (2013), and the School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Tsinghua University (2001). Various academic awards, including the best article prize for The Journal of Pacific History (2013), the Gordon White Prize for the best article in China Quarterly (2011), WJ Liu Esq. Memorial Prize (2001), UNSW-Tsinghua Scholarship (2001), Chinese Government Scholarship (1998-1999).
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The little magazine movement originated in the 1950s and 1960s in many Indian languages like Bengali, Tamil, Marathi, Hindi, Malayalam and Gujarati, as it did in the West, in the early part of the 20th century.[1][2][3][4][5]
- 1 Little magazine movement in Marathi
- 2 Bengali little magazine movement
- 2.1 Early 20th century
- 2.2 Krittibas
- 2.3 Hungry Generation and anti-establishment movements
- 2.4 'Kaurab' cult
- 2.5 New Poetry (Natun Kabita)
- 2.6 New Age (New Century)
- 2.7 Postmodern Bengali poetry
- 2.8 Little Magazine Library and Research Centre
- 2.9 Midnapore Little Magazine Library
- 2.10 Sahitya Academy
- 2.11 Grasshoppers
- 3 Little magazine movement in Indian English Literature
- 4 Literary Bengali little magazines in India
- 5 Literary Bengali little magazines in Bangladesh
- 6 References
Little magazine movement in Marathi[edit]
Little magazines of 1955 to 1975[edit]
The avant-garde modernist poetry burst upon the Marathi literary world with the poetry of B. S. Mardhekar in the mid-forties. The period 1955–1975 in Marathi literature is dominated by the little magazine movement. It ushered in modernism and the Dalit movement. In the mid-1950s, Dilip Chitre, Arun Kolatkar and their friends started a cyclostyled Shabda. The little magazine movement began to spread like wildfire in 2017 with hundreds of ephemeral to relatively longer lasting magazines including Aso, Vacha, Lru, Bharud and Rucha. The movement brought forth a new generation of writers who were dissatisfied with the Marathi literary establishment which they saw as bourgeois, upper caste and orthodox. Ashok Shahane was the pioneer of the little magazine movement in Marathi in the 1960s. The writers such as Dilip Chitre, Arun Kolatkar, Namdeo Dhasal, Tulsi Parab, Bhalchandra Nemade, Manohar Oak, Bhau Padhye, Vilas Sarang and Vasant Abaji Dahake came to prominence with the movement. Their writing is non-conformist and non-populist. The little magazine movement of the 1960s ran out of steam in the mid-1970s. A representative translation of many poets of this period has been done by Dilip Chitre.[6]
Little magazines of the 1990s and 2000s[edit]
The economic reforms of the nineties in India ushered in an era of liberalization, privatization and globalization in Indian society. The boom in the telecommunications sector, cable and satellite television and digital revolution came in tandem with these economic reforms and deeply affected Indian society and culture. Mumbai, being the economic capital of India, felt the overwhelming force of these dramatic changes. Little magazines resurfaced in this period. Abhidhanantar, Shabdavedk, Saushthav and later on Aivaji, Khel, Anaghrat, and Navakshar Darshan burst upon the scene. The poets such as Manya Joshi, Mangesh Narayanrao Kale, Hemant Divate, Sanjeev Khandekar, Saleel Wagh and Sachin Ketkar who emerged from these little magazines of the 1990s bear witness to the social and cultural transformation, writing with a sensibility that is different from the generation that emerged from the movement of the 1960.[7]
Bengali little magazine movement[edit]
Early 20th century[edit]
In Bengali literature, it started with Kallol, a modernist movement magazine, established in 1923. The most popular among the group were Kazi Nazrul Islam (1899–1976), Mohitlal Majumder (1888–1952), Achintyakumar Sengupta (1903–1976), Satyendranath Dutta (1882–1922), and Premendra Mitra (1904–1988). Then Bengali poetry got into the brightest light of modernism in the 1930s, through the movement of a few other little magazines, such as Buddhadeb Bosu's Kabita and Sudhindranath Datta's Parichay.
Krittibas first appeared in Kolkata in 1953. It played a highly influential role in the Kolkata literary scene in the decades after Indian independence, and provided a platform for young, experimental poets, many of whom went on to become luminaries of modern Bengali poetry. The editors of the inaugural issue in July 1953 were Sunil Gangopadhyay, Ananda Bagchi and Dipak Mazumdar. Gangopadhyay later became sole editor, and indeed it is his name that is most closely associated with the magazine. Others who also edited the magazine at one point or another included Shakti Chattopadhyay, Sarat Kumar Mukhopadhyay and Samarendra Sengupta. The Phanishwarnath Renu issue of the magazine was edited by Samir Roychoudhury. During 1961-65 several poets left the magazine and joined the Hungryalist Movement.
Hungry Generation and anti-establishment movements[edit]
The little magazine explosion in West Bengal took place after 1961 when the Hungry Generation Movement took the cultural establishment by storm. In fact it changed not only the types of publication but also the naming of magazines. The Hungry Generation Movement aimed at waging a war against the literary establishment and the decadent society in general. Prominent figures included Saileswar Ghosh, Malay Roy Choudhury, Subimal Basak, Tridib Mitra, Samir Roychoudhury, Falguni Roy, Subon Acharjo, Pradip Choudhuri, Subhas Ghosh, and Basudeb Dasgupta.
There are other Bengali Writers who raised their voice against the establishment but did not join the Hungry generation Movement. Most notable among them is the maverick writer Subimal Mishra. Other experimental writers who mostly wrote in little magazines include Kamal Kumar Majumdar, Amiyabhushan Majumdar and Udayan Ghosh.
'Kaurab' cult[edit]
Some major changes occurred in the 1970s in the Bengali little magazine movement, chiefly around Kaurab, a literary and cultural magazine nearly four decades old. Prime cult-figures of Kaurab are: Swadesh Sen, Kamal Chakraborty (original editor), Barin Ghosal, Debajyoti Dutta, Pranabkumar Chattopadhyay, Shankar Lahiri, Shankar Chakraborty and Aryanil Mukhopadhyay (present editor). In international scenario Bengali poetry has been represented by Kaurab poets like Subhro Bandopadhyay, (present assistant editor).[8]
New Poetry (Natun Kabita)[edit]
Since the mid-1980s Bengali iterature experienced a new genre of Bengali poetry called New Poetry. From the early 1990s with impetus from a Kolkata-based poetry journal Kabita Campus, New Poetry has begun to gain immense acclaim from the young contemporary poets of Bengal. In 2003 some poets of this genre have started a journal named Natun Kabita containing their ideas and poems, through both online and print media. Poets who joined this movement in the mid-1990s are: Barin Ghosal, Ranjan Moitro,Swapan Roy, Dhiman Chakraborty, Alok Biswas, Pronob Pal, Saumitra Sengupta, Rajarshi Chattopadhyay, Atanu Bandopadhyay, Rajatendra Mukhopadhay, Pradip Chakraborty.
New Age (New Century)[edit]
In West Bengal the first decade of this century (2001–10) is considered to be the period of a New Age little magazine movement. The magazines prominent in this period are: Boikhori Bhaashyo run by Indranil Ghosh and Debanjan das, Ashtray run by Nabendu Bikash Roy and Arka Chattopadhyay,'Vish(ISSN 2349-0489)run by Chandan Bangal and Tanmoy roy'Meghjanmo(মেঘজন্ম),Aahir (আহির),Sanjhbati (সাঁঝবাতি), Lalon(লালন),Joydhak(জয়ঢাক), "Chandrobhas" published from the Bangla Kobita Academy and edited by reputed poet Dr. Ajit Trivedi, Nabamanab (নবমানব), Bodhshabdo (বোধশব্দ), VAPRA, Pratishedhak (প্রতিষেধক), GhoMosh, Lemosh, snO yI, Abosardanga, Ashtray, Somoyer Shobdo(সময়ের শব্দ),"ebRo khebRo rong", "resurrection", "deowal", "aachhi", "jatnaghar", "mahool", "daur", "batighar", "Kaw (Arani)/ Kobia", "uttar etihas", " craker", "tabu abhiman", "manthan", "adorer nouka", "elora", "duende", Sutorang, point blank range, Sarbonam, "Hiranyagarva", "Kakkhapath", "Ekti Ujwal Mach", "Shunyo Degree"
2nd decade (2011–present)
Magazines prominent in this period are: " Eksho Ashi Degree " (একশো আশি ডিগ্রি ), " Bohemian " , "Jatnoghar " (যত্নঘর), "Charbak " , "Doshomik ", "Sreemayee ", "Saptannoyi" (সপ্তান্বয়ী), "Angick" , "Eka ebong koyekjon", প্রহেলিকা (prohelika), TABIK (তাবিক,সম্পাদক : বুদ্ধদেব হালদার), "BongQ (বঙ্কু)" (LGBTQ+ related), "Nibir (নিবিড়)", "Pather Sujan (পথের সুজন)".
Prominent figures rising from the period are: Nilachal Sen, Somabrata Sarkar, Mujibar Ansary, Selim Mallik, Rajib Ghosal, Sabyasachi Majumdar, Niramoy Mudi, Chandan Bangal, Prabir Chakraborty, Rajdip Roy, Abhisek Chakraborty , Rohan Bhattacharya, Prithwi Bose , Manisha Mukherjee, Anindya Sundar Roy, Abhirup Bandopadhay,Rajarshi Mazumder, Sanghamitra halder, Souptik Chakraborty, Anamoy Kalindi, Arup Ghosh, Somtirtha Sarkar, Susnato Chowdhury,Sayan Sarkar, Somen Mukhopadhay, Animikh Patra, Ratul Pal, Himadri Mukhopadhyay, Biswadip Dey, Debabrata Kar Biswas, Dipangshu Acharya, Somtirtha Nandi, Sanjhbati, Manidipa Singha, Ritam Sen, Santanu Das,Somnath Ghosal, Swadesh Mishra, Arko Chattopadhyay, Alokparna ,Saurav Sarker, Ripon Fio, Sumit Sikdar, Adhya, Santanu Das,Kumaraditya Sarkar, Tanmoy Ray, Shreeja Bhattacharya, Sourav Saha, Samitava Banerjee, Ripan Arya, Kishalay Thakur,Suprabhat Roy, Sukriti, Dhrubo Mukhopadhyay, Jubin Ghosh, Sanjoy Rishi, Biswajit Roy, Subrata Saha, Subhankar Paul,Partha Pratim Roy, Arjun Bandopadhyay , Joyshila Guha Bagchi, Rajni Palme Dutt, Manik Saha, Salim Mandal, Suman Sadhu, Sushovan Raychaudhury, Debrup Sarkar, Ashis Saha, Subhajit ghosal(মেহেরিন আলফাজ্),Abhishek Dey,Buddhadeb Halder (বুদ্ধদেব হালদার)
Postmodern Bengali poetry[edit]
Samir Roychoudhury and Prabhat Choudhuri heralded a new phase in Bengali poetry known as Postmodern Poetry with the launching of Haowa#49 and Kabita Pakshik respectively.
Little Magazine Library and Research Centre[edit]
There is a Little Magazine Library and Research Centre at 9, Tamer Lane (run by Sandip Dutta since 1978), Kolkata-700009, India, which collects Bengali little magazines published anywhere in the world.
Midnapore Little Magazine Library[edit]
Midnapore Little Magazine Library – A digital library for little magazines of East and West Medinipur district. Information about more than 600 little magazines published from Medinipur District, from the year 1870 to now.[9]
Sahitya Academy[edit]
The Sahitya Akademi (Indian Academy of Letters) also publishes two literary journals, namely Indian Literature in English and Samkalin Bhartiya Sahitya in Hindi. However they cannot be considered as "little magazines" as they have state support and appear regularly.[10] A prime example of this continuing tradition is The Little Magazine, published from New Delhi since May 2000.,[11] Civil Lines and Yatra[12]
In January 2014, little magazine movement got a new way to spread their voice. Arunava Chatterjee, a Kolkata-based IT Entrepreneur and writer, formed Grasshoppers! - the first ever e-Commerce website for selling little magazines online along with one of the most eminent magazine Ekak Matra. It is already actively spreading in different areas across the world with a strong delivery backbone.
Little magazine movement in Indian English Literature[edit]
- Indian Literature (journal) - It is official English Language literary journal published bi-monthly by the Sahitya Akademi .
- Kavya Bharati - An annual journal, The Study Centre for Indian Literature in English and Translation
- Coldnoon: Travel Poetics - International Journal of Travel Writing
- Kritya- A bilingual journal of international poetry.- www.kritya.in
Literary Bengali little magazines in India[edit]
- Tinpahar —Dedicated to Bangali Literature(Bilingual)
- @Aahir.com - BENGALI poetry and serious socioeconomic topic based little magazine published from Baghbazar, Kolkata, West Bengal
- "Aamon"- Abengali little magazine
- Abhidhanantar-Marathi little magazine
- Aadorer Nauka-Bengali little magazine
- Angick- (ISSN 2348 6244) Bengali Little Magazine Edited by Suman Sadhu
- Ababhas Bengali little magazine.
- Aneek- Sociopolitical monthly, published since 1964
- Anustup- sociocultural magazine, since 1965
- Baundule-Bengali little magazine
- Bodhshabdo-Bengali little magazine edited by Susnato Chowdhury (mainly on poetry and the culture of poetry)
- BongQ(বঙ্কু)-Bengali little magazine (mainly on LGBTIQHA+ related issues & Queer literature)
- Birutjatio
- Abhiyakti - Hindi literary magazine Online.
- Aanubhuti - Monthly Hindi poetry and literary magazine
- Aikya-Quarterly Bengali Literary and Cultural Magazine
- Amritalok-An influential Bengali Literary and Cultural Magazine
- Bharat Darshan - Hindi literary magazine[13]
- Crimson Feet Magazine - Bimonthly journal for writers and poets from the Indian sub-continent.[14]
- Civil Lines - English literary magazine
- Diyala - Bilingual(Bengali and English) online magazine for under 16 age group
- Darpan - Literary Magazine.
- Dotara - Literary Magazine.
- Duende - Bengali little magazine.
- Drighangchoo
- EKAK MATRA - Bengali little magazine.
- " Sreemayee ( ISSN 2320-9909 ) " - Trimonthly Bengali Little Magazine
- Ebro Khebro Rong - Bengali little magazine.
- Guruchandali - Bengali e-zine
- Graffiti - A Bengali little magazine that repeatedly promoted hungrialist movement & literature as well as postmodern literary movement, Graffiti has contributed a part of it in the field of translation & transcreation literature.[15]
- HindiElm - Quarterly Hindi literary magazine
- Haowa 49 - Quarterly Bengali Magazine of changing poetry and literary theories.
- Haptak Kachra - A little magazine run by few young writers in Kolkata.
- Hatpakha - [ISSN 2321-3035] Online Magazine (Bengali English)
- Itykatha - Bengali Magazine of pottery, stories and lot more.[16]
- Jolphoring - [ISSN 2395-7913] Monthly Bengali Magazine.
- Joydhak - Quarterly Bengali Magazine for children
- Kabita Parabasey - Collection of Bengali poems from all over the world outside Bengal. Published from Mumbai.
- Kaw- Irregular Bengali little magazine (2009) published from Hooghly, West Bengal. The name Arani is changed from 2013. Now it is Kaw (Bengali letter- ক ), a production company itself. There is another baby Production of it, named KOBIA (a smart handmade literary journal).
- Kahani - A South Asian literary magazine for children.
- Kaurab - Perhaps the most influential of the contemporary Bengali little magazines with both online and print editions. www.kaurab.com
- Kledaja Kusum - an exceptional poetry magazine of West Bengal
- Kottapalli.in - A Telugu monthly magazine for Children (Available both in Print and online).
- Maadhukari - Online Bengali literary magazine
- Magic lamp- Online Bengali magazine for children
- Meghadutam - Online magazine on literature and poetry
- Natun Kabita - The Bengali little magazine promoting the 'Notun Kobita' or new poetry movement, newest literary movement in Bengali
- Nabamanab - Bi-monthly Bengali little magazine edited by Enamul Kabir.
- Nibir - Published from Kolkata, Editor: Shreyon.
- Abosardanga - A contemporary Bengali Little magazine gaining immense popularity
- Parabaas - a Bengali literary e-zine
- Pather Sujan (পথের সুজন ) - Published by Sujan Publication, Howrah. Editor: Vicky Souvik
- Patrika - Online Bengali literary magazine
- PostMan-Bangla little magazine. Published from Kolkata.
- Poddu.net - A Telugu literary web magazine
- Pratishedhak - A new little magazine run by a young group of new-age writers in Kolkata
- Punjabielm - Quarterly Punjabi literary magazine
- Purwai - London-based quarterly magazine on Indian languages
- Pustakam.net - A Telugu web magazine on the world of books
- প্রহেলিকা(prohelika)-A new age Bengali literary magazine about literature,translation and transcreation,film,painting etc.
- Sangket - Quarterly Bengali Web Magazine published by WECAN SOCIETY[17]
- "Sangbartak" -Bengali little magazine
- Sambit - Oriya literary magazine
- "Saptannoyi" (সপ্তান্বয়ী) - Bengali literary magazine (ISSN 2350-0433)
- The Brown Critique - Literary quarterly for Indian writings in English.
- The Journal of The Poetry Society (India )
- The Little Magazine - English literary magazine
- Udgam - a literary Hindi magazine.[18]
- Ultodurbin - Tetra-monthly Bengali little magazine from Kolkata, India.[19]
- UrduElm - Quarterly literary magazine[20]
- Utsab - Bengali literary magazine
- Uttar Bhasha / উত্তর ভাষা - BI-ANNUAL LITERARY MAGAZINE EDITOR: Kaushik Ranjan Khan সহ সম্পাদক বরুণ তালুকদার PUBLISHING FROM:Balurghat,D/dinajpur[21]
- Yugantar Punjab - online Punjabi literary magazine.
- Kledaja kusum - Quarterly Bengali poetry magazine.
- Vapra - Bengali little magazine....
- Vish (ISSN 2349-0489) A Monthly literary and cultural Bengali magazine. Editor: Tanmoy roy. Chief-Editor: Chandan Bangal. visit www.vishwb.weebly.com
- Resurrection - Bengali little magazine....
- Purba (ISSN 2229-6344) - a literary and cultural magazine, started publishing from 2005 from Medinipur of west Bengal.
Swasthyer Britte - Bengali little magazine fully focused on health and its relationship with MNCs, state power and more.
- The Postcard—Bengali little magazine[22]
- . . PARISHILAN: BENGALI LITERARY AND CULTURAL MAGAZINE, Editor : RINA GIRI
Literary Bengali little magazines in Bangladesh[edit]
- Cherageeaadda
- Ekobingsho (since 2001; Bengali little magazine edited by Khondakar Ashraf Hossain)[23][24]
- Dheu (since 2001; Drishtantoist Bengali little magazine edited by Shobuj Taposh)
- Puspakrath (Bengali little magazine edited by Hafiz Rashid Khan)
- Shonkhobash (since 2009; Drishtantoish Bengali little magazine edited by Moheen Reeyad)[25][26]
- Uttaradhikar
- ^ Literary magazine#History of literary magazines
- ^ A critical study of Dalit literature in India Archived 2008-10-31 at the Wayback Machine. Dr. Jugal Kishore Mishra.
- ^ The little magazine movement in Marathi; by Dilip Chitre
- ^ http://thecitizen.in/city/literature-visual-arts-and-music/
- ^ http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/madurai/American-College-students-to-launch-Tamil-edition-of-e-zine-from-Shantiniketan/articleshow/31438182.cms
- ^ Chitre, Dilip, ed. An Anthology of Marathi Poetry 1945–65. Mumbai: Nirmala Sadananda Publications, 1967.
- ^ Ketkar, Sachin, ed. Live Update: an anthology of recent Marathi poetry. Mumbai: Poetrywala Publications, 2004.
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- ^ Journals of resurgence The Hindu, July 1, 2005.
- ^ About The Little Magazine
- ^ Observations on The Little Magazine, Civil Lines and Yatra
- ^ Links to Magazines - Literature
- ^ Crimson Feet
- ^ Graffiti-kolkata
- ^ Itykatha Online
- ^ http://e-sangket.blogspot.in/
- ^ Literary magazines
- ^ Ultodurbin The web-version of the magazine.
- ^ Literary magazines in India Yahoo directory.
- ^ https://www.facebook.com/UTTARBHASA/?pnref=lhc
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- ^ "English poeems of Khondakar Ashraf Hossain - Khademul Islam". Writersinkbd. 2008-03-29. Retrieved 2016-12-21.
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Nick watched the new Sex Ed Couples Therapy sketch from last weekend's SNL and he loved it. Neal… not so much.
That leads into an intense Saturday Night Live discussion, spinning off into other comedy, including Elvira: Mistress of the Dark (Neal's favorite movie):
…AND SuperTwins, a new superhero comedy web series that Neal and Nick learned about at NYCC 2011:
ALSO: An Ox's Tale: The John Entwistle Story and other The Who documentaries.


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News About: 2012 Phelan Ready Stakes
Queensland Youngsters Impress Ahead of Magic Millions
A colt on debut and a filly scoring her third straight win put themselves in the spotlight at Eagle Farm today ahead of next month's $2 Million Magic Millions Classic (1200m) at the Gold Coast.
Discreet gives Munce a MM dilemma
Jockey Chris Munce has a tough riding decision to make on the $2m Magic Millions Classic (2yo, 1200m) after Discreet impressively won the Listed Calaway Gal Stakes (1000m) at Eagle Farm today.
Discreet joined Sizzling as equal Classic favourite when TABsportsbet turned her in from $26 to $4.
Sizzling finished second in the Listed Phelan …
News Topics
- Chris Waller
- Melbourne Cup
- Gai Waterhouse
- Cox Plate
- Caulfield Cup
- Peter Moody
- Golden Slipper
- Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival
- Flemington
- Hugh Bowman
- Stradbroke Handicap
- Doncaster Mile
- Darren Weir
- Damien Oliver
- Black Caviar
- Queen Elizabeth Stakes
- Peter Snowden
- Craig Williams
- Caulfield Guineas
- Caulfield
- James McDonald
- Blue Diamond Stakes
- Newmarket Handicap
- David Hayes


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Col d'Allos rankings
Difficulty ranking world: 1117 (all)
Ranking France: 217 (all)
Ranking Alps: 408(all)
Difficulty score: 112.65 what?
Col d'Allos ratings
(4.1) Overall
(3.3) Road
(5) Traffic
(2.3) Amenities
(4.7) Surroundings
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Barcelonnette, a nice village on 1100 above sea level, is the starting place of the north climb of the Col d"Allos. Barcelonnette itself is certainly worth a visit or short stay, and the place-to-be to attack the Col d"Allos, the Col de la Cayolle, Pra Loup or Super Sauze. The first one is probably the hardest.
The Col d'Allos is situated in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur. This climb belongs to the Alps.
Starting from Barcelonnette,
the Col d'Allos ascent is 17.5 km long. Over this distance, you climb 1108 heightmeters.
The average percentage thus is 6.3 %.
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