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Popular Indian Food
Diversity is the catch word in Indian cuisine. It consists of a variety of lip smacking dishes and the variations are as diverse as its ethnicity. Indian food is known to use a variety of spices and different types of ingredients.
Popular Indian food has won accolades worldwide
Popular Indian food is found worldwide and is much acclaimed. Statistics reveal that approximately 70% of the population in the United Kingdom is fond of popular Indian food. They either have it in restaurants or cook it at home.
Consumers have shelled out approximately 1.7 billion pounds sterling on take away Indian food and at Indian restaurants last year. And studies suggest that there has been a growth of 45% in the last 5 years in sale of Indian food in the UK.
10 most popular Indian dishes
The list of popular Indian food is never ending. But some of the popular ones are mentioned below –
1. Tandoori chicken
2. Butter chicken
3. Malai Kofta
4. Chick pea curry
5. Hilsa fish curry made of mustard paste
6. Mutton curry
7. Palak paneer
8. Tarka dal
9. Matar paneer
10. Rajma etc
Popular Indian ingredients used in food
The fact that Indian food is tasty and loved all over the world can be attributed to the innumerable ingredients that are used in preparing the same. Some of the widely used ingredients are as follows-
1. Ghee – This is butter that is clarified
2. Amsool or Kokum – A dry fruit red in color and is sour
3. Khoya or Mawa –Milk is boiled till it is made into paste
4. Panner – Cottage cheese
5. Dahi or curd
6. Malai – Fresh cream
7. Besan – Gram flour
8. Pohe – Boiled husked rice
9. Gud- Jaggery
10. Raitas – Small pieces of vegetables or fruits mixed with yoghurt
11. Buttermilk – Obtained by churning curdled fresh cream and mixed with a little curd
12. Atta – Wheat flour
13. Rawa – Semolina
14. Masala – Spices which are ground
15. Peanuts that are crushed – E.g. roasted nuts which are powdered
Popular Indian spices used in Indian food
When we talk about popular Indian food, spices cannot be left out. Spices make Indian food what they are and with the right proportion of each (as applicable in the dishes); it can make a lot of difference in the taste. In fact using these spices in the correct proportion is by itself an art in addition to cooking. Find below some of the widely used Indian spices.
1. Garam Masala
2. Black pepper
3. Red chilli powder
4. Coriander powder
5. Cardamon
6. Cumin
7. Mustard grains
8. Paprika
9. Ginger
10. Cloves
11. Cumin seeds
12. Saffron
13. Nutmeg
14. Curry powder
15. Kasoori methi etc
Indian food in the North is different from the food found in South
Indian food has many variations and they differ from one place to another. The spices and the ingredients used in the popular Indian food vary from one state to another. However, the food habits of the people depend on the climatic conditions of a particular region.
Popular North Indian food
You can expect the following in a typical North Indian meal –
• Chapatis or rotis/parathas
• Assortment of fried vegetables, dals, curries
• Chutneys and pickles
• Non vegetable dish
• Dessert consisting of sandesh, rasgullas, gulab jamuns etc
Popular South Indian food
South Indian food will consist mainly of the following –
• Non-greasy, steamed and roasted stuff
• Rice is the main food
• Side dishes include rasam, curried vegetables, sambhar, pachadi which is a preparation of curd.
• Dosa or rice pancakes
• Idli
• Appams
• Dessert will consist of payasum or Mysore pak.
Preparing popular Indian food requires attending to details about using the right proportion of the spices and the ingredients. Cooking Indian food is an art that is mastered with patience and practice.


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Watch some documentaries about these people that became famous after they died!
Necronomicon: The Best Weird Tales of H. P. Lovecraft http://amzn.to/2mxygDb H. P. Lovecraft
The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson http://amzn.to/2mSNuoG Emily Dickinson
Van Gogh: The Life http://amzn.to/2nIKAAs Vincent Van Gogh
Love the way she can't pronounce Vincent Van Gogh right hahaha
where the heck is Christopher Columbus
Well... Bach was pretty famous during his lifetime and after his death he was quickly forgotten, before we rediscover him again
I would have mentioned Bram Stoker, he's more famous than most on this list. He lived in obscurity when alive. But after his death that his novel Dracula was really discovered by the masses and launched him into the stratosphere. They even have awards named after him now.
Who else came for Vincent Van Gogh?
where am I?
so bach died not knowing his music were in infamey and van gogh goes mad not knowing his art was cool? really sad
Just to correct say:vin-sent-van-gof
Anyone else find it funny that a guy named "Lovecraft" wrote horror stories?
Not that writers have to center their creations around their names, but come on--if Lovecraft isn't the perfect name for an author who pens romance tales of all genres, I don't know what is!
Really good list, but maybe Democritus should be on here too. He was a chemist who believed that everything could be broken down into unbreakable atoms of a particular element, but was never famous because Aristotle instead supported a chemist who believed everything was broken down into earth, wind, water, and fire
I find the lack of Phillip K. Dick in this video and comment section appalling.
Professor Gregor Mendel is awesome!
what about Tesla?!
Karl Marx?
Where's Jesus on this list?
The best list I've seen so far - and I've been watching this channel for more than a year. Kudos to whoever researched this topic. These are names that need to be remembered.
Awesome video :))
W.A.Mozart ??
and me too
Van Gogh so famous for his painting and psych issues and death actually led to song about it.
At first they say "people who became famous because of their death dont count" but if Anne Frank didn´t die that early she wouldn´t have become famous...
Alfred Wegener, died 1930, originator of the theory of continental drift by hypothesizing in 1912, which was not approved until 1960.
According to Wikipedia, Wegener was then recognized as the founding father of one of the major scientific revolutions of the 20th century.
This is really sad, they'll never know how loved they are today.
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Harambe is #1, no contest.
Where is Heath Ledger
Watchmojo.com how about list of top 10 people that everyone should know about but not many do and so some research about it this time
Another BS Mojo list... Nikola Tesla is #1 by far
Nick Drake
its weird how Stephen fry looks just like Oscar Wylde
F. Scott Fitzgerald also
i really expected jesus christ to be no.1, damn
08:16 Pardon me, "one of the greatest composers"!? Johann Sebastian Bach was without a doubt THE greatest composer of all time.
Uhm... H. C. Andersen??
Holocaust was fake
What are you even talking about??
And so what if it was honestly? Should you really not try to be a better person because something terrible didn't happen? Or would you prefer being immature the rest of your life? Reply isn't necessary btw
Oscar Wilde? Really?
Top ten list of WHITE people who became famous after they died..
Srinivasa Ramanujan??
Yeah Anne Frank ! I forgot ! ><)
I know it might be a little modern but what about Eva Cassidy?
My friend and I watched this and she said: "Wait!...Where's Harvey Milk?" - Which, is a fair point to make. Yes, Harvey could be called "famous" back then for being the first openly gay man to have any source of legal power in the state of California, BUT after he died, he became a living legend! Honored to his day, people know him now because, after his death, so much attention was brought to him because of how much he inspired many upon many people to stand up and counteract the oppressiveness of not just the state of California, but the entire country at the time, and for being one of the many well-known LGBT activists, if not THE most well know, and also for being tragically shot down. His legacy easily outshines him before his demise.
Nikola Tesla?
ok both Tesla and Mozart were famous DURING their lifetimes. y'all dumb as hell -_-
no Nikola Tesla. thats just so wrong
where is Nikola Tesla?
This channel is pathetic.
No jesus?
Yeah, honestly, if he wasn't well-known, I dunno that he would have been crucified at all. Public outcry was sorta what got him killed. And you could suggest his death was part of why he became famous.
Well, fictional or not, Jesus was pretty goddamn famous before he died. Curing the ailed, and all that.
Karl Marx??
What about Mozart?
Guess Jesus didn't make the cut... 🤷🏻♂
I was being sarcastic heh
You have TOP PLAYS?
So many geniuses so few appreciated.
Vivian Maier should've been No.1 look up her documentary on netflix. she was a photographer who had little fame while alive but her career blew up after her death
What about Jesus? Nobody know who the fuck he was until 300 years after he died.
Where is biggie smalls??!!
Change People with Authors
where's Tesla? C'mon....
*#1. Krispin Wah*
No Jesus? or Mohamed? They are way more fabous today, then they ever where in thier living years.
What about Selena????
3/10 - IGN, too many Europeans.
so no machiavelli ... ok not like he was an influence on the world or anything
Am I the only one who clicked on this video because Vincent was on the thumbnail?
anne frank is overated who cares about her
watchmojo is bullshit where the fuck is ROBERT JOHNSON oh if u dont know him let me say he is the most important musician in blues, delta blues and a little genre called oh yea ROCK N ROLL even eric clapton called him the most important musician in modern music and rock in a whole and became famous almost 30 years after his death when some of his work was republished and the first inductee in the rock n roll hall of fame. like the rock n roll h.o.f. u are RETARTED
Jakob Wich aka NMZS
He has no influence in Worlds History but he was the best German Rapper and no one knew him until his suicide in 2013
holy *FUCKING* _shit_
Munshi Premchand (Best Indian Writer) is missing from this list. His name is worth mentioning in this list.
I'm a simple man. I see Lovecraft, I click like
Why do they always insist in mispronouncing van Gogh's last name ? There is clearly a 'G' and an 'H' at the end, neither if which is either silent nor invisible. lmao
wtf no hc andersen sly
William Hope Hodgson!
Antoni Gaudi? DaVinci?
How about Harambe?
Error 404 Harambe not found.
nikola tesla?
I knew #1
What about Rembrandt van rhijn
am I the only one that wants Elvis on this list but knows it's a low chance?
Wilfred Owen?
i did that nazi coming
where is Heath Leager???
Maybe if I die I'll become FAMOUS!!!!
Arthur Rimbaud. Lautreamont.
huuum.... Orwell? Where is he?
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Ch1: Felony is such an Americanism
Arabella stared without blinking at the newly installed television in the bakery in town. She'd merely gone to pick up a loaf of bread for dinner, but had ended up with her eyes glued to the wretched box as she watched the most dramatic news story unfold in real time.
It seemed that a group of young hooligans had managed to commandeer a tan Volvo; one that looked suspiciously like the car that Arabella had leant to Molly for the day to pick up the children from the station. She couldn't be quite sure, until the camera from the helicopter zoomed in on a medium-sized boy with messy black hair, who had climbed out onto the roof of the vehicle and was now making terribly rude gestures at the pursuing police vehicles. The glimpses of red hair from inside the car confirmed it. Molly was going to have kittens, Arabella thought. A moment later, the boy she was sure was Harry, threw something and the entire roadway was near instantly engulfed in a thick grey smoke.
When the smoke cleared a minute later, the car was nowhere to be seen. Arabella sighed, finally paid for her bread and began the walk home, trying to think how she was going to tell Sebastian that his favourite not-nephew had committed another arrestable offence. She shuddered involuntarily. When would the boy learn a sense of the law? She prayed once again that she wouldn't see her ward end up in Azkaban.
As it turned out, Arabella didn't have to say anything as it seemed Molly had arrived at the house with Percy, and had informed her uncle of at least the fact that the boy had stolen the car. As Molly was just finishing up, the squealing of tires could be heard as the wanted Volvo skidded to a stop.
"That was so wicked! I can't believe Arabella didn't tell me there was an invisibility booster installed," Harry yelled. Arabella's eyebrows shot up in silent accusation at her brother. She certainly hadn't put an invisibility booster on the car. "Ron, we're home. Ron, wake up!" Harry continued yelling. The occupants of the house were still as they watched and listened to the chaos that was just deposited outside the door.
Harry wrenched open the rear door of the car and Ron tumbled gracelessly to the pavement. "OW! Whadja-do-that-fer" Ron mumbled incoherently, trying his best to wake up.
"Ron, you can't possibly tell me that you managed to sleep through that entire thing, can you?" Fred asked, his voice dripping with disbelief.
"Why not? It was just Harry driving a car. Not like we were being hunted by dark wizards, fighting massive snakes, or trying to outrun Muggle Please-men."
"Ron… we were outrunning Please-men," George informed him. "There were sirens, and Harry was driving like a drunken sailor."
"At least until he climbed out the window and let Ginny drive," Fred amended.
"Oh no, mates, I must have really just been knackered," Ron shrugged. "Why were we running from the Please-men, anyway?"
"That is a very good question, Ron. It is certainly something I'm going to have to speak with Harry about," Sebastian called out. "Now, you lot get home. I have some things to discuss with the little car thief, here." Even Harry recognised the sure-fire signs of an impending parental lecture, and so he shuffled into the house slightly less euphoric than he had arrived.
When he passed Mum Weasley, she merely shot him a look of utter disappointment. She didn't appear to be too angry with him, though, so he supposed that was one small victory. Harry walked into the familiar living room, removed his trousers and sat cross-legged on the large squishy armchair that Mum preferred when she was nursing a new litter of kittens.
"Why did you remove your trousers, Harry?" Sebastian asked, with a weary note clearly evident in his voice.
"It is kind of warm, Sebastian. I don't like clothes that much anyway."
"Well, I didn't bring you here to discuss your clothing habits, boy. I hope you understand what, exactly, you've done with Arabella's car."
Harry looked at the older man, confused. "I drove it and we ran away from some bad men. Was there something I missed?"
"Harry, you stole it."
"I borrowed it with liberal intentions, Uncle. I did bring it back."
"Firstly, that's semantics. Secondly, calling me Uncle is not going to butter your way out of the fact that you committed a felony."
Harry stared, perplexed. "What's a felony?"
"It's a… well… it's an Americanism-thing for something bad."
"So since we're in Ottery Saint Catchpole, that means I'm not a felon," Harry retorted.
"Listen, Harry. You stole Arabella's car. Which, in and of itself, I can understand. I stole my father's car to go for a joyride nine or ten times, myself. However, I did not get caught by the police."
"You mean Please-men."
"What? I don't think…" But Harry interrupted.
"Muggle men in blue uniforms, they're called Please-men. Arthur said so, and he works with Muggles every day, so I should think he knows. Besides, they weren't real please-men anyway."
"What do you mean?" Sebastian asked quickly. His mind was already racing with possibilities. Had someone decided on trying to kidnap his ward? Were dark wizards getting cleverer? Was Harry really a nutter? All were distinct possibilities.
"Well, we pulled over, because that's what Fred said we were supposed to do, and when the please-man came up he asked me for a license thingy, but I asked him if we might go. He said no. So I asked him if we please might go. He still said no. I said please a few more times, but he told me no and then said to get out of the car. I knew right then that he was a fake. They didn't respond to please, and I'm quite sure they were going to steal the car from us. To top it all off, Ron was sleeping, what was I supposed to do?" Harry finished his tone clearly exasperated.
"What does Ron sleeping have to do with anything?" Sebastian demanded, throwing his hands up in the air.
Harry raised one eyebrow sceptically, "Have you ever tried to wake him up?"
Sebastian ran his hands over his face once more. "Harry, I've tried my best to teach you right from wrong, and I understand your parents did, too. We aren't always the same on everything, but really, you can't just go flaunting the law as though it doesn't matter."
"I would have paid attention if they were real, Uncle."
"They were real, Harry."
"Then why didn't they respond when I said please?"
"Because they are Police, Harry, not please-men."
Harry stared, perplexed. "I don't understand. Can I go unpack my trunk now? I need to say hello to Mum, Father and the others."
Sebastian waved his hand dismissively. "I suppose. When you get back, you'll have to tell us the whole story of this year. We've only heard pieces from Arthur and when I came to visit you."
Harry nodded vigorously and hopped off the chair. A moment later he was on four legs, speeding towards the corn crib.
"My adopted nephew is a felon," Sebastian muttered.
"Felon is such an American term, brother," Arabella interjected as she entered the room. He didn't do any real harm, not that I'm excusing his behaviour, but perhaps we should wait until he gets into real trouble before worrying."
"Bells, I'm trying to make sure he doesn't get into real trouble. At least not trouble he can't get out of. I don't want the boy in Azkaban."
"I should hardly think that's likely, brother."
"You didn't think it was likely he would steal your car."
"He didn't steal it. It is parked outside. He borrowed it liberally."
"He's getting to you."
"No, it is just so much fun winding you up," Arabella smirked. With that, her brother threw his arms in the air, stood and marched into the kitchen to find something to eat.
'Harry is here!' Several of the younger toms mewed, and at once he was set upon by a dozen of his siblings.
'Let him get his bearings,' Father chided. Harry was released from the cat pile almost at once, and stood up. To his shock he realized he was nearly nose to nose with his father. 'You've grown. You're nearly a full-grown tom.'
Harry began purring involuntarily at the praise. 'Where are Merlin and Agrippa?' Harry asked. His two litter mates were surprisingly absent.
Father gazed at him for a moment, the silence imparting the serious nature and Harry began to fidget. 'Agrippa found a mate. He left a few days before you got back. Merlin came off the worst in a fight with a pack of local dogs.'
'Is he… dead?'
'No, Arabella has him in the house, but he lost an ear, an eye and most of his tail. I don't think he'll be hunting anytime soon.'
'I'm glad he's not dead at least, but Agrippa found a mate? He's too young for that!' Harry protested.
'Not all my kittens take as long to mature as you do, Harry. It was time and she was quite fit. Big powerful paws, wide hips, and the sleekest coat I've seen on any molly besides your mother. He made a right fool out of himself the first time she came on the property, but they got on alright in the end. Which reminds me, my young tom, even as a human you'll be coming into a special time in your life soon. We need to have a talk, tom to tom. '
'Yes, Father,' Harry replied, silently wondering what on earth his dad would want to talk to him about.
'Now, your Mother is waiting in the den with a surprise for you.'
Harry mewed happily and rushed in to see what it could be. He skidded to a halt a paws width away. His dear Mum was lying on her side, with three kittens, their eyes still closed from birth. Kittens weren't new to him, of course. He'd seen several new litters come into the world, but it never ceased to amaze him when they did.
'Welcome home, my little tom.' It was obvious she was still exhausted from the ordeal. 'I tried to ask them to wait, but they were insistent that they be here when you got home.'
Harry chuckled to himself. 'I'm okay with that, Mum. How are they? Does Arabella know, yet?'
'They're as lively as can be expected. Arabella hasn't seen them, yet, but you can tell her if you want.'
'They're beautiful,' Harry marvelled. They were all three mollies, perfect calico triplets. Only their smells marked them as different. 'They all look the same.'
'I know,' Mum replied. 'I think it's a sign. My mother gave birth to my two sisters and me the summer before Isis took her. We all looked the same, too.'
'Mum… what are you talking about? You're still young. I heard Arabella say we could live to be thirty or more.'
The matriarch closed her eyes and lay back once more. 'In a cage or a house we can, but not here in the wild. We live longer because we have a human to protect, but I was not a young mother when you were born, son. I've lived ten or eleven summers since then. When I go, don't be sad. All Kneazles go to sit with our lady.'
'I always pictured you fighting with Bast, Mum.'
'Our lady's warrior guard? You give me too much credit, my boy. Only the bravest and fiercest Kneazles can saunter into battle with Bast to do battle with our lady's enemies.'
'You're the bravest mum I've ever known.'
'Thank you, son, but no more of this sad talk. Tell me, how was the forest this year?'
Harry smiled half-heartedly and lay down on his side. 'That bad?' Mum asked. Harry merely glared and began his story.
"What are you boys doing up there?" Molly yelled. She was beginning to get unnerved. Harry was spending considerably more time with her twin boys than she was really comfortable with, especially when it got quiet. She was used to the explosions and little bangs and pops that frequently emanated from their room, but she was always worried when things were too quiet.
"They're helping Harry with his potions work, Mum," Ginny said as she bounded down the stairs. "Blimey, what's for breakfast? I'm famished."
Molly shook her head. "You're getting as bad as your brothers, you know that?"
Ginny huffed indignantly, "I am not! I have table manners."
Molly laughed lightly. "And a good thing that is."
"What did Mum Weasley want?" Harry asked Fred.
"Dunno, but I think Ginny took care of it. Now, you want to be careful when adding your crushed beetles to this bit. We've found that if you add them too quickly the whole thing goes sideways."
Harry nodded and focused on following the older boys' instructions. Fred and George had been gracious enough to continue Harry's tutelage of Potions outside of school, provided he helped them with a few of their more basic designs.
"What does this one do, again?"
"This potion is the key ingredient to the smoke bomb you threw when we were speeding home. Now, just a few more counter clockwise stirs… perfect! Now we just let that simmer for a few more minutes and we can take it off the heat. Add a little corn starch and pack it in those small clay jars. Works every time."
Harry beamed at his success. True, he needed more guidance than Hermione would, but he was sure he'd do better when he returned to Snape's dungeon. "These things are brilliant. When do you try and sell them to the Ministry?" Harry asked.
"That's the trick, Harry. We can't try and propose a sale without enough product to let them try it, which we have, but then we'll need the capabilities to make a lot more, quickly. All told, it isn't going to be easy and it isn't going to be cheap. We'd need at least a thousand Galleons to start. Two thousand would be even better. We don't have the money, and no goblin is going to lend a couple school kids two thousand galleons. So, until we can raise the money, we're a bit stuck."
"On the bright side," George continued. "Bill sent us back a couple of the products he tested in Egypt. Seems like all the curse breakers are mad for theJinx-Repelling Cloak and Detection Knut."
"What's a Detection Knut?"
"We charmed a Knut to light up when there is an active ward or jinx in a certain area. Apparently it saved them nearly a whole day on one tomb, because they didn't have to go yard by yard checking for ancient magic. Allowed him to move along smartly and get the treasure out. Bill hasn't told the Goblins how he did it, yet. We think he's angling for a raise first. The rest of his team went nutters for them, apparently. So we might have a bit of a market there."
"Sounds good, mates. Can I ask you something else?"
"Sure, Harry. What's up?" Both twins replied in unison.
"Why has your mum been so obliging this summer? It's been three weeks and I've already run through the yard naked twice, blown up your room and lit myself on fire. Yet, she hasn't said a word the whole time. She'll give me disapproving glances now and then, but she never says much."
"If I had to guess, Harry, she feels badly."
"About what?"
"Bloody Hell, Harry, from what Ginny said she cracked you across the face, twice. If you knew our mother like we do, you'd know she never has hit one of us."
"Might have kept us on the straight and narrow, though, so I can't say it's all for the best," Fred joked. Harry merely glared at him.
"Right, well, she cracked you a couple of good ones, didn't she? I heard she tried to apologise at the station, but you stole the car so she couldn't do it then, and apologising isn't something that comes naturally to Mum. I'd say she's trying a little repentance because of what she did, but I wouldn't push it."
"She also recognizes what an outstanding influence you are on us."
Harry shrugged his shoulders. "If you say so. Truth be told, it was just unnerving me. It isn't mum if she isn't yelling at you or swatting you off windowsills. I thought something bad might have happened to her."
"It really didn't bother you?"
Harry shrugged. "She was right in a way, and it isn't the first time. Try getting picked up by your scruff when you're eight. That's uncomfortable."
"You're one odd bloke, you know that, Harry?"
"So I've been told."
At that moment, the door burst open to expose a breathless Ginny. "Come on, Harry! You told me you keep up with my hunting lessons this summer. We've only been twice in three weeks."
"Alright, alright, keep your shirt on, Sparkplug."
"I wonder how long he'll keep saying that?" Fred whispered none too quietly. Ginny's face flamed bright red, and George punched his brother in the arm.
"That's our sister, you git!" Before the situation could devolve into a total sibling brawl, Harry followed Ginny down the stairs.
"Bye, Mum. Harry and I are going out for a bit."
"Stay close, dears. Don't go any further than Aunt Arabella's house."
"Sure thing, Mum," Ginny called out as she raced out the door. As Harry made to follow her, a strong hand landed on his shoulder. Turning, he came face to face with Molly.
"Do keep an eye on her, will you, Harry?"
"Of course."
"Thank you. Puts my mind at ease. Don't forget, dinner is in three hours."
"Yes, Mum Weasley." With that, Harry sprinted out after the retreating form of his human.
The days became a pattern after that. Mornings were spent training with Sebastian, who had insisted that Harry become as fleet footed on two legs as four, and so he had built a rather large obstacle course in the back yard. Harry would try to run through it as quickly as possible, without losing his balance. After a few warm up laps, Sebastian began shooting non-lethal hexes at the boy, who then had to contend with not being struck as well as not falling. The afternoons were spent hunting with Ginny or helping Fred and George with a potion experiment, and the evenings were for family. Harry tried as best he could to make up the fact that he was gone nine months out of the year and spent a great deal of his time simply recanting tales from his days at Hogwarts to his wide eyed siblings.
Mum was shocked to hear that he'd flown, and Father was mildly concerned about his friendship with a car. 'Motor vehicles can't be trusted. They'll as soon run you down as look at you,' he'd said, but Harry paid him no mind.
Thus it was rather unusual when Ginny came bounding into Harry's morning obstacle course. "Paws! Paws… you… won't… believe… what… dad… got…" she panted.
Bounding off the greased balance beam, the young teen rushed to his friend's side. "What happened, Ginny?"
"Dad got us tickets to the World Cup!"
Harry and Sebastian both looked at each other and shrugged. "Come again, Sparkplug?"
"Paws, you're prat. England is hosting the Quidditch World Cup this year, between Bulgaria and Ireland. Dad got us all tickets!"
"Even me?" Harry asked.
"Yeah, apparently Mum really pushed to make sure you could go."
Sebastian chuckled a little. "Molly, you're not a bad mother," he muttered.
"What was that Uncle S?" Ginny said.
"Nothing, dear. Come on in, I suppose you'll be looking for Ron, next."
"Yes, where is he?"
"The same place he's been for the past month for most of the day, escaping your mother."
Harry rubbed his head thoughtfully, "Truth be told, I haven't seen him much, but we've been so busy I've hardly thought about it. Where is he?"
"With your brother, Merlin, upstairs in the guest room and before you ask, you're finished for today. Lord knows I won't get anything more useful out of you."
Harry nodded and sprinted after his human who had already made a mad dash for the house.
"Ron!" Ginny exclaimed. "You'll never guess what Dad just got."
Ron looked up slowly at his sister and with an exaggerated motion put a finger to his lips. "Shhhh…. You'll wake him."
"Wake who, Ron?" Harry asked, as he bounded into the room.
'Me, you inconsiderate arse,' Merlin meowed as he lazily stretched.
"Well, I guess it doesn't matter now," Ron muttered. "Now what brought you rampaging in here like Goyle with a good case of the clap?"
"Dad got tickets to the World Cup!" Ginny squealed.
"Sweet… oh dear… best dad ever," Ron concluded and then sat back in the armchair and smiled, petting the Kneazle on his lap rather vigorously.
"How long have you been coming up here, Ron?" Ginny asked.
"Since a few days after term ended. I came over to borrow a cup of sugar for Mum and auntie roped me into helping put medicine on this poor sod's ear. Helps to stop the infection. Not that this little bugger appreciated it. Uncle S only found me a month or so ago, but I've been here a little longer than that."
'It hurt you nitwit,' Merlin scoffed. Harry smiled ruefully. He was all too aware that Ron couldn't understand Merlin any better than he could understand Mermish. Ron merely glared at the Kneazle as he dug his claws a little harder than necessary into Ron's leg.
"And you've been hiding here all this time?"
"Hardly hiding, Ginny. We've been spending quite a bit of quality time together. We also go for walks and get out and about. Healers said I need to stay active to help my leg, and this poor bugger can use another set of eyes. Do you think Trelawney would let him in class if I told her he was my third eye? Or maybe my seeing-eye Kneazle?"
'Harry, please tell my human that his jokes are both tasteless and dull.'
"I dunno, I thought they were kind of funny," Harry replied. Merlin merely rolled his eyes and began taking a bath.
"Oi! Don't you bathe at me in that tone," Harry growled.
Both Ginny and Ron were staring at him with extreme scepticism. "What on earth are you talking about, mate?" Ron asked.
"You don't… never mind. Why do you associate with this flea ball again?"
"Well, I figure he and I, we're the same, yeah? We both got hurt by some bad things and we're half of what we were. Together though, we're stronger than that, and we're both survivors. Isn't that right, Merlin?"
Merlin flicked his tail in mild agreement. 'Yes, now if you want to continue surviving you'll see that I get a treat later.'
"Ron, I think your friend wants a treat," Harry observed, mildly.
"You think so? I forget you can talk to them. What does he say?"
"All sorts of things, mate, but you'll have to figure some of that out for yourself," Harry replied.
Ron merely smiled and stood slowly, the metal brace on his leg making a ponderous creaking noise. "Mum said she was going to get some Dervish and Wallbanger's Magical Squeak Remover. That stuff makes all the squeaks go away," Ginny observed.
"I know, but I have to wait until this evening, don't I? I can put up with a little noise until then; I've put up with worse."
Both Harry and Ginny nodded at Ron's sage words. A loud screech and the rapid fluttering of wings ended the impromptu introspective analysis of their feelings. "Pigwidgeon!" Ginny exclaimed.
"I really hate that name," Ron muttered. As much as it pained him to disagree with his human, Harry had to agree. Pigwidgeon was a dumb name, even for prey.
Merlin watched the small owl with interest. 'I think I may keep this human, Harry. He orders takeaway.'
"Ron, your friend wants to eat your owl."
"Damn!" Ron cursed. "You know what, Ginny, keep the bloody bird. I can't do a thing with him and he prefers you anyway."
"Ron, you don't have to do that," Ginny mumbled, shocked at the suddenness of her brother's declaration.
"It isn't like I can have the little bugger around with Merlin, and I can't get the letter off his leg!"
Ginny shook her head, and then grabbed the owl. He immediately stopped hooting and carrying on. She gently untied the letter and then gave firm instructions that he should return to The Burrow.
"What does it say?" Ron asked.
"Nothing much, just that Mum expects us home for dinner in half an hour."
Rising laboriously once more, Ron groaned. "I guess that means we should get going then, doesn't it? You coming, Harry?"
"No, I don't think so. I promised I'd help Mum with dinner tonight. She can't hunt because of the kittens and Dad and a number of the others are investigating the potential of a group of foxes that moved into one of the hedgerows in the next field over. So, a couple of us are all that are left to get moles for tonight."
"Why moles?" Ginny asked, knowing her friend's strong predilection for squirrel and rabbit.
"Mum always asks for mole when she's nursing."
"How are the little fuzzballs doing?" Ron asked.
"The kittens' eyes are open now, and I think Mum will be taking them to meet Arabella soon."
"That's good, but Ginny and I had better be off. Come on, Merlin," Ron called. Merlin merely raised one eyebrow, and gave Ron a steely glare.
Ron returned it equally. "If you want any of George's steak and kidney pie, you'll hop along smartly."
At the word 'steak', Merlin was off the chair and by Ron's side. 'Why didn't you say so in the first place, human?'
"Why not Percy's?" Ginny asked quickly. Ron winked.
"Because, dear sister, the whole family has been picking on Percy since he was old enough to know how to spell the word 'git' and as such has become quite astute to such mundane things as nicking food from his plate. George, on the other hand, is a prankster whom no one has dared to challenge and he never sees it coming. I don't get put next to Percy anymore, anyway. He usually sits between you and Mum. Now come on, there will be food waiting for us when we get there."
Merlin mewed his agreement.
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- Kentucky improves to 21-7 overall, 10-5 SEC while Arkansas falls to 18-9, 6-9 SEC.
- With tonight's attendance of 6,670, UK has set a new single-season average of 6,364 fans per game.
- The win keeps Kentucky in sole possession of third place in the Southeastern Conference race.
- With the victory, UK has reached 10 SEC wins for the second consecutive season. UK won a school-record 11 league wins last season.
- UK leads the all-time series 15-13, including a 10-3 advantage when the game is played in Lexington. UK has now won five in a row over Arkansas in Lexington.
- The Cats own a 340-140 mark in Memorial Coliseum, including a 50-12 record under Coach Matthew Mitchell.
- UK went 13-2 at home this season. The Cats are 30-2 at home in the last two seasons.
- Kentucky is now 624-463 in 37 years of varsity play and 131-213 all-time in the SEC.
- Coach Matthew Mitchell is now 112-76 overall, 82-47 at UK, including a 5-1 record all-time against Arkansas. Mitchell is 34-25 in SEC play.
- Kentucky travels to Auburn for its final regular-season game on Sunday at 2 p.m. EST. The game will be televised live on the SEC Network and broadcast live on the Big Blue Sports Radio Network with Neil Price.
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- Kentucky started with the lineup of Victoria Dunlap, A'dia Mathies, Carly Morrow, Brittany Henderson and Bernisha Pinkett for the first time this season.
- This was UK's 12th different starting lineup this season.
- UK has started a freshman in 97-of-129 games during the Matthew Mitchell era, including 65 consecutive.
- The Cats are now 36-27 (.571) overall in games decided by 10 points or less under Coach Mitchell, including an 8-4 mark this season.
- Key Run: With UK trailing by one (55-53) with 17.7 seconds remaining in the game Kentucky's full-court pressure forced an Arkansas turnover. Mathies drove down the lane and with help from a pick from Dunlap was able to put in a left-handed layup, around an Arkansas defender, for the 55-54 win.
- The Cats led 28-21 at the half and are now 15-1 overall, 4-1 in the SEC play this season when leading at the break.
- UK held Arkansas to just 21 first-half points, tying the SEC season low held by Mississippi State.
- UK forced Arkansas into 24 turnovers during the game, including three in the final minute of the game. The Cats have now forced double-digit miscues in 76 consecutive games, dating back to the 2008-09 season, and are 54-22 during that span.
- The Wildcats scored 28 points off of those miscues. It marked the most points off turnovers by UK since scoring 28 points at Alabama on Jan. 30.
- Kentucky has forced 20 or more turnovers in 22 games this season and is 19-3 when doing so.
- UK now has 685 forced turnovers this season which ranks fourth on the single-season list.
- The Wildcats went 5-of-20 (.250) from behind the arc, with Mathies contributing a career-high tying three 3-pointers.
- UK has now hit a three-pointer in 251 consecutive games, dating back to the 2003-04 season.
- Kentucky outrebounded Arkansas 38-37 and improves to 14-5 on the year and 6-4 in the SEC when doing so.
- With 11 steals, the Cats now have 316 this season, moving them into ninth-place on UK's single-season list, passing the 1991-92 squad (314).
Individual Game Notes
- Sophomore guard A'dia Mathies scored a game-high 17 points on 7-of-19 shooting and added a team-high nine rebounds.
- Scored the game-winning basket with 4.4 seconds left on the clock to put the Cats up 55-54.
- Tied her career high for 3-pointers made, netting 3-of-6, including back-to-back treys late in the second half to pull the Wildcats within three with 2:12 remaining.
- Swiped one steal and has now recorded at least one in 12 consecutive games and in 23-of-28 contests this season.
- Senior forward Victoria Dunlap collected 12 points and seven rebounds while adding a game-leading four steals.
- Has scored in double figures 25 times this season, including 17 consecutive and 82 times in her career.
- Has recorded at least three steals in four consecutive games.
- Sophomore Brittany Henderson reached double figures for the fourth time in her career with 10 points.
- Freshman Bernisha Pinkett scored six points and grabbed six rebounds in a team-high 34 minutes of play.
- Was in the starting lineup for the second-consecutive game and the second of her career.
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Our friend Keith Walters has a very well-written blog that needs some love. Today's post is entitled "Bottoms Up: Reflections on Alcohol and the Word of God." It's a great read. I assume he wrote it in honor of the SBC's annual convention in Louisville this week.
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Thanks for the recommendation and I wrote it in response to several frustrating conversations I have had recently; but the convention was not far from my mind either.
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This is an excellent book in print, but the audiobook was ruined by its inferior production. I bought it, but regret it. I have read the book; it is great. But this production--what a mess.
The narrator really only reads the book--reading a book is quite different from telling a story. She is no voice artist. At first, I thought she was in character, as some sort of clipped and emotionless spinster, to convey the personality of this elderly, formal Japanese geisha telling her story. (Even that doesn't make sense, if you know the story.) But no. It is simply a very mechanical reading. You can hear the commas, the capital letters, the white space in between the words. You can't hear the spirit, the feeling, the charm of the chararaters and the plot. I never lost myself in the story, and I could never lose my awareness of the irritating, clipped, nasal voice of this woman reading a book to me as if it were for a test in middle school.
I know Japanese and Japanese culture, but you dont have to know much about Japan to do better than this! The narrator attempts a Japanese accent at points, but it emerges as crudely Chinese. I could hardly believe what I was hearing--"Is this some regional dialect I am unfamiliar with?" I thought. The geisha serves a cup of "sackey" (sake). What is that? Romanized Japanese is the easiest language to pronounce: it is just like Spanish. Obviously this production got the short shrift, and I am upset because it is really such a marvelous book.
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I think the key with any 'memoir', fictional or not; any biography or reflection, is to have some feeling in the story telling. Unfortunately this edition lacks that. Although it is well read, it is cold and matter of fact. Perhaps I'm missing the point, but it made the story hard to tolerate at times.
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Brilliant story. An eye opener on a different take on society and women's place versus men. It never ceases to amaze me that no matter where you go it's the same world over. Men's abuse of power over women . Having said that this is first and last a love story. A story of triumph over opposition, a story of humanity. A story of a very different life. The comments regarding the narration are very unfair. It is a story told by a lady looking back on her remarkable life. A life of very defined behaviour told very well by the narrator. I found the narration very good to be honest and appropriate..
This book is a feast for the ears,a life story and a wealth of facts and history. It is so descriptive you feel you are there too! The authentic sound of the narrators voice adds to the charm. Highly recommended.
An incredibly moving and inspiring story and one of my favourites since I was much younger. Was upset when I found out it wasn't a real memoir however it was written so elegantly you really can believe that the author is an old ex geisha telling her story. Highly descriptive insight into a world we never really get to hear about and a wonderful novel.
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Great story, already read the book twice before, and still enjoyed the audiobook.
I don't know if this is a production issue but the narrators voice sounds very robotic, to the point where I questioned whether it was actually read by a human.
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Fantastic listen , history , family true life . War
Beautifully narrated could listen to straight again now .
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"Way, Way better than the Film !!"
This is a gripping story and the detail is incredible. It opens up a whole new insight to the world of Geisha. After finishing the book I just happened to be lent the DVD of the film. Well, dont bother, it was like watching an advert for the book !!
This book is a thoughly entertaining listen.............I found it so difficult to put the head-phones down !!
A very compelling story so well written that I looked up the artist she mentioned, only to find he's a fictional character! She had me completely convinced it was all the truth. What I was told about Geisha's is totally different to what I now know. Maybe what I was told is the truth ... who knows?
"A classic book in the making."
I read the book when it came out, and thought then it had the makings to become a classic. Lovely to see in on audible.
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Last week I attended Forrester's Content & Collaboration Forum 2011. Forrester notes that in five years, almost half of US workers — about 63 million people — will work virtually. I am already one of them. This will change everything in workplace IT support from designing workplace information strategies for collaboration, to delivering content experiences to people across channels, to engaging the next-generation workforce to serve customers better.
The Forum explored the "current demand for more portable, social workplace experiences means for your workplace strategy." On Friday I attended the excellent session, Harnessing Voices In Your Workplace For Competitive Advantage led by Leslie Owens, Senior Analyst. I had spoken with her one on one yesterday and had a preview of this talk so did not want to miss it. Here is the session description. I will also do an upcoming post on our conversation.
"Workplace interactions among employees and customers increasingly take place over digital channels. Whether it's via voice, email, service logs, text messages, collaboration sites, or social tools, critical business insight now echoes down the virtual halls of your workplace. Yet few organizations have mastered analyzing employee and customer conversations for better product innovation, improved processes, and competitive differentiation. This session will look forward to a host of emerging analytical tools, practices, and pioneers mining deep insights from business content to drive better business outcomes.
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Leslie began by noting the big interest in the voice of the customer. This is a hot and important issue. However, an opportunity is also there to look within the enterprise at the voice of the employee. Now we have incredible technology in our hands that can generate this voice in a transparent manner if we only look at what is being said. She showed a mock up of a social media command center to look at the voice of the customer. Many companies are actually doing a form of this to look at Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Twitter, and other sites. They look at themes and patterns to make smart business decisions. JetBlue asks for feedback on Twitter and maps your comments back to how your travel is going and where you are through their customer management system.
She walked us through how companies mine this information. They capture it, then process it by cleaning it up. Then they analyze it through several means such as natural language processing. Then they act on it. They look at possible responses and alternatives,
Fidelity is one firm that does this very well. They listen to customer interactions to improve performance. For leading firms the feedback travels up the organization to impact strategy. At the same time, it often gets filtered through employees. But companies do not currently listen to what employees say on an ongoing basis in the same way we listen to customers. Instead, they might do annual surveys or even less than that.
At the same time 57% of companies are implementing social media and this offers a rich set of conversations to look at, just like what is happening on the Web. She suggests that companies should start to take advantage of this opportunity. I could not agree more. This transparency is part of the potential of enterprise 2.0 but it remains mostly untapped.
Leslie offered a few examples. Unilever listens to its 1800 international assignees through a social media space and half of them got actively involved. Unilever was able to see the themes that were emerging. They looked at the emergence of unexpected ideas through mapping. But Leslie said this is a rare example. Unilever learned that people had specific concerns about compensation that would not have emerged through normal surveys. She mentioned the Deloitte findings that people engaged in social networking are more likely to stay. At a session yesterday I heard the Deloitte representative said that retention rose from an industry average of around 83% for most employees to 98% for those actively engaged with their social network powered by Yammer in this case.
In another example, a bank found that experienced employees simply wanted a chair to sit in while they worked. This was an easy fix and these were not employees the bank wanted to lose. But again these are rare examples at the moment. A few firms are also looking at open-ended questions in their survey and mining this unstructured input. Leslie noted that today's approach to looking at what employees say is where customer insight collection was a number of years ago.
Leslie said people are ready to speak through social media. She is not talking about looking at email, which many would find invasive as it is considered a private channel, but looking in a channel that is known to be transparent. You still need to build a foundation of trust and be ready to hear difficult issues and take action on this input.
You also need to coordinate workplace intelligence efforts so employees are not bombarded and, at the same time, so actions can be taken. Responsibilities need to be determined. Then feedback can be a normal part of many business processes and this can lead to constant improvement.
The audience asked how do you balance voice of customer with voice of employees? Should you not listen to customers first? Leslie said that employees also need to be listened to. She noted that some people even say listen to employees first. I think you need to listen to employees to truly understand what customers are saying. The two complement each other. Employees can give context to customer's issues.
Leslie nicely expanded on the connection between employees and customers in her post on the topic covered in this session, Harness The Voice Of The Employee For Competitive Advantage. She notes that by doing things to encourage employees to speak and then acting on it, "you empower employees to engage with one another. Engaged employees are more productive, just as engaged customers are more loyal. In fact, employee and customer metrics for advocacy, satisfaction and loyalty are often linked, rising and falling in tandem." This makes a lot of sense to me. Respect your employees and they will respect your customers.
I asked why firms are slow to listen to employees when they are actively going after what customers say? Leslie asked the audience this question and some one said it is hard. No one said they were doing it now. Trust and privacy issues were raised. I talked with someone afterwards who said they wanted to do something in this space and IT said no. Leslie noted that while there is an atmosphere of transparency, there remains a need to still have private communities, as well as public ones. I would add that they private and public groups can complement each other. Sensitive ideas can be generated in private groups and then brought into public ones for open debate.
The audience asked what bottom line impacts have been found by listening to employees? Leslie said that retention seems to be on the rise when employees are listened to. This is an area that needs more work. Leslie said this is a next frontier for content and collaboration professionals. I would certainly agree and add that in my view it is one of the more exciting ones.


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Heat from a promising sun warms through large glass. He gazes at lines and angles and pavement beneath and beyond. He's perched, bare chest and open denim. Oversized, underused, expensive and hollow is the space he's finished with. Fresh juice and eggs, complete and gone, now one last drag… maybe another. The habitual vice fills his lungs, it's kept the anger within. And that's when he knows, hours passed in the new dawn… for once, absent is the thought and consumption of the evil who molded their future. The stranger who held his own anger that day, the one who needed another, then one more. The one who stirred heat and metal, speed and danger with her sweet, soft flesh and soul.
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Earth still uneven and untouched greets the same vehicle they drove there a decade ago. Focused on the familiar ahead, she absorbs the surprise. He opens her door, this time he takes her in his capable arms. She wraps and melts, nuzzling her appreciation at the base of his neck. Grasses, weeds and wildflowers reach his knees, laughter at memories ignite their hearts. Innocence and firsts… touches and more in this place only they know.
Branches and blankets of leaves whistle a welcome. He places his love gentle but firm on the weathered tree swing they remember so well. Laced fingers over the rough, worn rope to steady until she's sure. He rushes back to the trunk, no more time to waste. He grabs the white slick paper rolled tight.
She's secure, better when he's near, she stares at the treasure tucked under his arm. Knowing, understanding, believing, they mirror each other's emotion. It's easy, it's real… it's theirs. What will be their rhythm and ritual… swinging away life, right here in this peace. He moves behind her, pointing out and ahead. He details style and sight, curves and accommodations. That's when she leans less, falls more against his chest. She sobs silently for the ways of the present and the soon that aren't her fault, for the babies they can't have, for the love they can't make. "I'm sorry, Edward."
He inhales, breathes in all that she was and now is. Stifling a cathartic gasp of heartbreak, his lips pressed at the top of her head… "I love you, Bella."
A stunning banner created by my madly talented friend and writing partner, jaimearkin, was the inspiration for this drabble. Moments, a slice of life and unconditional love...
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