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A Husker Trailblazer, Linda Olson, Retiring
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Next Thursday, the coordinator of Registration and Records at the University of Nebraska will spend her last day in the office. Linda Olson will end 35 years of working for the university and 25 years as the first and only athletic certification coordinator in Nebraska history. She is the very definition of an unsung hero … someone you never hear about, yet somebody who plays a big part in the very lifeline of Nebraska Athletics.
"The mantra on the wall for Nebraska Athletics is integrity, trust, respect, teamwork and loyalty, and Linda was all of that. She was the voice that every coach and athlete needed to hear regarding eligibility," said Matt Martin, who has recruited dozens upon dozens of international student-athletes for the Nebraska track and field team. "A lot of people have become institutions around here … Tom Osborne, Bob Devaney, Al Papik, Gary Pepin, Francis Allen, George Sullivan, Don Bryant … those people spent a long time here and worked in the public eye, but for my money, this lady right here, is one of those institutions. I only wish the people of Nebraska could know what a big part she played and what a big impact she's had on Nebraska Athletics."
Dennis Leblanc, Nebraska's longtime senior associate athletic director for Academics, feels the same way as Martin, who has translated global transcripts with Olson for 17 years. "I was the recruiting coordinator for track and field when I first met Linda," Leblanc recalled. "I had a lot to learn about eligibility and calculating grade-point-averages and everything else. Linda is a very smart woman with great intuition. She's a true professional and a real superstar for everyone she worked with and around. She has done an amazing job."
So amazing that Leblanc thought long and hard about what to give a quiet leader who worked so tirelessly and effectively for an athletic department that couldn't claim her as an employee, but will forever claim her as an important colleague and a great friend. At a packed reception Thursday inside the Student Life Complex, Leblanc presented Olson with a ring that included the words "Academics" and "Athletics".
Leblanc: Olson Connected Academics with Athletics
"Linda has probably done a better job than anybody connecting those two words," Leblanc said. "We put Academics first and Athletics second, and that's exactly what she taught us all. We had already recognized Linda Sunday night with the Trailblazer Award, but we also wanted to host a reception for faculty and staff. We all know how important her role was."
A fan of the arts more than athletics, Olson was humbled to receive the Trailblazer Award named in honor of Dr. Barbara Hibner, a longtime member of the Nebraska Athletic Department and the inaugural recipient of the Trailblazer Award. Dr. Hibner died on March 7, 2007, and her legend lives on alongside such honored coaches as Terry Pettit, Rhonda Revelle and Carol Frost, plus an impressive list of donors and others who have enriched and enhanced Nebraska Athletics.
"I worked with Dr. Hibner for many years," Olson said. "I was in the Registrar's Office, and we had to add two full-time positions (Jayne Kapke and Lisa Dority) to do the job we needed to do. I am so proud of all the academic accomplishments achieved by our student-athletes. Even though I didn't work with them directly, I marvel at the way they could handle all their schedules, assignments and requirements. They break down all the stereotypes some have about student-athletes."
With a challenging job and a high level of her own pressure, Olson found a way to cope. She enjoys camping, family, birds, biking, reading and movies. "I enjoy going to theaters in Lincoln and Omaha," she said. "That's how I relieve my stress. I go to one football game a year and some volleyball. The sport I enjoy watching most is tennis."
New Bike is Olson's Retirement Present to Herself
To celebrate her retirement, Olson bought a new bike this week and plans to camp more often in Louisville, about halfway between Lincoln and Omaha. "I like to camp at Two Rivers State Park and Branched Oak Lake, too," she said.
Revelle had some fun at Thursday's reception, revealing how she once asked Olson for a shoe size and remembered a long pause on the phone when she said she wanted to send over a pair of adidas shoes. Olson called it a conflict of interest, and Gary Bargen was not surprised. Nebraska's longtime associate athletic director for Compliance drove from Kansas City Thursday to communicate the benefits of retirement to a dedicated colleague following in his footsteps.
Having retired from the Nebraska Athletic Department himself 8½ months ago, Bargen assured Olson she would enjoy retirement. "Linda had a very heavy load at Nebraska, but she never complained," Bargen said. "Her integrity and honesty were never questioned and will never be questioned. She won't miss all the NCAA meetings and all the conference meetings she attended, but they will miss her because she was the one asking all the important questions and interpreting the feedback to come up with the right answers. She will be missed, but she leaves everything in great hands."
Isn't that what all true trailblazers do? Blaze the trail with innovative solutions to complex problems and then let the next generation reinforce what they've already solved?
Happy Retirement from the NU Athletic Department
Happy retirement, Linda, from all the student-athletes you helped certify for competition, plus their parents, their coaches and all the staff members who respect you and admire the job you've done so well for a quarter century. You have earned the opportunity to retire from work, but not from life.
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"Threads of Love" Donor Memorial Quilt: Quilt 29
David S. Bailey
Donor families share their loved ones with the panels of this quilt.
The families express the life of their loved one using special connections, whether through the cloth used, the color chosen, the photo shared, or some other significant item attached.
Sharing that connection can be difficult. Often, a great deal of time may be needed to complete that sharing. Therefore, there is no story to date for this quilt square.


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Peter Williams and his family spent Monday sifting through the debris of their home, which was destroyed by fire Saturday.
Peter Williams and his family spent Monday sifting through the debris of their home, which was destroyed by fire Saturday.
Electrical wiring caused a fire that burned most of the house on 36th Street where he had lived for 35 years.
"We're going to go through and see if there's anything we can save," he said Monday afternoon.
No one was home at the time of the fire, which neighbors reported around 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Williams was attending a funeral at the time and his daughter and her family were on their way to Atlanta.
Williams' daughter, Paula Leatherwood-Williams, has lived in the house with her husband and three children for the past 15 years.
"We've made a lot of memories here," she said Monday.
The family's furniture, clothing and belongings that weren't burned were damaged by either water or smoke. Leatherwood-Williams and her husband, Marcus Williams, are the parents of a 6-year-old daughter and two sons, 15 and 18.
"What we lost were just material things. We're just glad that no one was hurt," she said.
Her father was glad that the fire didn't happen at night, when the family was at home sleeping. They're staying with other family members now, but Peter Williams said that he will move back.
"We'll come back when it's rebuilt," he said. "We've been here for so long."
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Since the High Sierra and Cascades are snowbound until early summer, I'll be sticking to coastal regions until then so here is a list of adventure run possibilities for the coastal regions of California. Ideas for the High Sierra and Cascades are forthcoming.
North Coast:
- Miners' Ridge and James Irvine Loop: Located in Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, this 11+ mile hike is known as the "best redwood hike in the world," for good reason. The route includes a wild coastal beach, a lush fern canyon, and some of the most magnificent redwoods in existence.
- Lost Coast: Encompassing King Range National Conservation Area and Sinkyone Wilderness, the Lost Coast is the most remote and wild stretch of coastline on the US West Coast. The northern portion in the King Range Wilderness is primarily a beach walk while the southern portion in Sinkyone is trail on top of the bluffs traversing through redwood and fern glens. The complete Lost Coast trek is nearly 60 miles.
- Look Prairie-Peavine-Thornton Loop: The biggest redwoods in the world at Humboldt Redwoods State Park.
- Grasshopper Peak: A high point in Humboldt Redwoods State Park with great views.
Central Coast:
- Cone Peak via Vicente Flat ("Sea to Sky"): A trail run from the beach all the way up to 5,155 ft Cone Peak in the Ventana Wilderness. The summit is less than three miles away from the Ocean as the crow flies so it is known as the most spectacular summit along the Central CA Coast, if not the entire West Coast. You can drive a dirt road high up the mountain leaving only ~2 miles to the summit, but the most aesthetic route is to do it right from the ocean via the Vicente Flat Trail, which has superb vistas of the rugged Big Sur coast and a nice redwood grove in Hare Canyon. Total distance is 11 miles each way, 22 miles roundtrip. This trip was completed on January 10th, check out the video and blog entry.
- Junipero Serra Peak: The highest point in the Santa Lucia Mountains with 360 degree views and a good workout of 4,000 feet of vertical climbing over 6 miles.
- Henry Coe State Park: Over 200 miles of trails are located in this huge area of protected lands, including the 23,300 acre Orestimba Wilderness Area. This area is stellar in the spring when the wildflowers are in bloom.
- Arroyo Seco River Gorge: A point-to-point 11 mile river and canyon adventure in the Ventana Wilderness where wading and swimming in the river is the only way to go. A place of contrast, the mountainsides are arid while the river canyon is lush. An excellent route for a hot summer day!
- Pinnacles National Monument: Revisit this great park in the spring when the hills are green and do the North Wilderness Loop.


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Why Digital Museums Need "Walls" Part 1: André MalrauxPosted: September 17, 2012 Filed under: Museum Review, Why Digital Museums Need "Walls" | Tags: Andre Malraux, Museum Without Walls, Online Exhibition, virtual exhibition 2 Comments
This is the first post in a 3-part series on reimaginging André Malraux's Museum Without Walls and what it means for the future of digital exhibitions.
I've been trolling a number of online museums lately–The Louvre, Google Art Project, Gallery of Lost Art— and only just read André Malraux's Museum Without Walls (1947). Museum writers and theorists interested in digital collections often reference Malraux and credit his conception of a a comprehensive collection of art reproductions (a museum– without walls!) as the forebear of today's online museums and digital collections.
Malraux's begins with the idea that, historically, taking an object out of its original context and placing it in a museum fundamentally changes the very nature of the object, changes its purpose from utilitarian to aesthetic. He writes, "the Art Museum brought about a drastic change, transforming the artist's visions into pictures, as it transformed the gods into statues. … Though Caesar's bust and the equestrian Charles V remain for us Caesar and Charles V, Duke Olivares has become pure Velasquez."" (Museum Without Walls, pg 14). In this way, a table created for utilitarian purposes or a religious icon created to access the sublime are transformed into aesthetic objects, what Malraux calls style. Pre-historic cave painters did not believe they were creating art. They thought that drawing a buffalo on the cave wall would lend them greater strength in the hunt. These paintings are now revered as beautiful, powerful images rather than tools.
Malraux argues that his collection of reproductions performs the same transformative function but better. Photographs or art are not bound by the limitations of physical display. Exhibiting pictures of artworks is infinitely easier to access/transport/display/juxtapose than the artworks themselves. In an instant, one can place a picture of The Sphinx beside a picture of the Eiffel Tower.
True! However, what Malraux failed to anticipate and what his supporters fail to take into account is that our society has, in the decades since the book was written, fundamentally changed the way we interact with images. The great flattening of scale and texture and mobility that Malraux championed in his museum of photographic reproductions means, in the age of Facebook and Pinterest, that a picture of a Rubens painting has the same viewing impact as a picture of my neighbor's cat.
The thing about walls is that they separate. They are a means of organization, a platform upon which objects cohere into greater meaning. Museums were able to transform objects into art by setting them apart from everyday life in a special place so that the viewer was physically, visually, mentally primed to experience the exhibition in a certain way. In the digital sphere, Malraux's Museum Without Walls is a museum without the mental space for contemplation as art. Online, the aura of the object-transformed-into-art is lost in the infinite sea of images.
How to create an image-based online exhibition with "walls"– an exhibition that creates this mental environment? Stay tuned for Part 2!


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In collaboration with McPherson High School, the athletic facilities of McPherson College continue to improve.
McPherson Stadium has had all new track runways installed and will have its track resurfaced and gain a perimeter security fence along with having some curb work completed. All projects are to be completed by mid-July.
"Ten years ago our facility was state of the art," said Doug Quint, McPherson College athletic director. "Media and school officials were coming to our campus to learn about the renovations. It spawned an arms race so to speak with athletic facilities throughout the state. Every year more and more school districts and colleges were renovating their facilities to stay up with the game."
Quint said providing student athletes with the finest facilities they could was the goal behind the new agreement between McPherson College and USD 418.
"Our facilities were outdated, needed repair and the focus over the next couple of years is to see that these improvements take place," Quint said. "Working in partnership with USD 418 enables each of us to do more for our students."
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A sore throat is the general name for 2 common conditions:
- Pharyngitis—swelling and inflammation of the pharynx (the back of the throat, including the back of the tongue)
- Tonsillopharyngitis—swelling and inflammation of the pharynx and the tonsils (soft tissue that makes up part of the throat's immune defenses)
Many things can cause a sore throat such as:
- Viral infections such as theflu, herpangina, and the common cold
- Bacterial infections such as strep throat
- Infectious mononucleosis
- Mucus from your sinuses that drains into your throat
- Smoking
- Breathing polluted air
- Drinking alcoholic beverages
- Seasonal or other allergies
- Acid reflux from the stomach
- Food debris collecting in small pockets in the tonsils
- Certain immune or inflammatory disorders
Risk Factors
Sore throats are more common children, teens, or people aged 65 years and older. Other factors that may increase your chance of a sore throat include:
- Exposure to someone with a sore throat or any other infection involving the throat or nose
- Exposure to cigarette smoke, toxic fumes, industrial smoke, and other air pollutants
- Having seasonal or other allergies
- Having other conditions that affect your immune system, such as HIV infection or cancer
Along with the sore throat, you may have other symptoms such as:
- Pain
- Difficulty swallowing
- Runny or stuffy nose
- Fever
- Enlarged lymph nodes in your neck
- Hoarse voice
- Red or irritated-looking throat
- Swollen tonsils
- White patches on or near your tonsils
- Cough
- Difficulty breathing
When Should I Call My Doctor?
Call your doctor if you:
- Experience a worsening of your sore throat or the symptom lasts longer than you or your doctor expect
- Have difficulty swallowing or breathing
Have developed other symptoms, such as:
- White patches on tonsils (may be a sign of strep throat)
- Enlarged lymph nodes on your neck
- Rash
- Fever
- Earache
- Lightheadedness
- Nausea or vomiting
- Muscle or joint aches
- Fatigue
- Blood in saliva
The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests calling your child's doctor if your child has a sore throat that goes on for more than 1 day (no matter what other symptoms are present).
If you think you have an emergency, call for emergency medical services right away.
Your doctor will do a physical exam. This involves looking closely at your mouth, throat, nose, ears, and the lymph nodes in your neck.
This physical exam may include:
- Using a small instrument to look inside the nose, ears, and mouth
- Gently touching the lymph nodes (glands) in your neck to check for swelling
- Taking your temperature
The doctor will ask questions about:
- Your family and medical history
- Recent exposure to someone with strep throat or any other infection of the throat, nose, or ears
Other tests include:
- Rapid strep test or throat culture—using a cotton swab to touch the back of the throat to check for strep throat
- Blood tests—to identify some conditions that may be causing the sore throat
- Mono spot test—if mononucleosis is suspected
Treatment depends on the cause of the sore throat. Options may include:
- Pain relievers or fever reducers
- Note: Aspirin is not recommended for children with a current or recent viral infection. Check with your doctor before giving your child aspirin.
- Antibiotics for a sore throat caused by a bacterial infection
- Throat lozenges
- Decongestants and antihistamines to relieve nasal congestion and runny nose
- Numbing throat spray for pain control in older children and adults, although the relief is very short-lived
- Corticosteroids if there is trouble breathing
Home Care
Self-care steps you can do at home:
- Get plenty of rest
- Drink plenty of fluids
- Try warm liquids (tea or broth), or cool liquids
- Gargle with warm saline several times a day
- Avoid irritants that might affect your throat, such as tobacco smoke and cold air
- Avoid drinking alcohol
To help reduce your chances of a sore throat:
- Wash your hands frequently. Do this especially after blowing your nose or after caring for a child with a sore throat.
- If someone in your home has a sore throat, keep their eating utensils and drinking glasses separate from those of other family members. Wash these objects in hot, soapy water.
- If a toddler with a sore throat has been sucking on toys, wash the toys in soap and water.
- Immediately get rid of used tissues, and then wash your hands.
- If you have hay fever or another respiratory allergy, see your doctor. Avoid the substance that causes your allergy.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: EBSCO Medical Review Board Marcie L. Sidman, MD
- Review Date: 09/2017 -
- Update Date: 09/30/2014 -


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Gregory Warner is NPR's East Africa Correspondent. His reports cover the diverse issues and voices of a region that is experiencing unparalleled economic growth as well as a rising threat of global terrorism. His coverage can be heard across NPR and NPR.org.
Before joining NPR, Warner was a senior reporter for American Public Media's Marketplace, where he endeavored to make the economics of American health care vivid and engaging. He's used puppets to illustrate the effects of Internet diagnoses on the doctor-patient relationship. He composed a Suessian cartoon to explain why health care job growth policies can increase the national debt. His musical journey into the shadow world of medical coding won the 2012 Best News Feature award from the Third Coast International Audio Festival.
Prior to Marketplace, Warner was a freelance radio producer reporting from conflict zones around the world. He climbed mountains with smugglers in Pakistan for This American Life, descended into illegal mineshafts in the Democratic Republic of Congo for Marketplace's "Working" series, and lugged his accordion across Afghanistan on the trail of the "Afghan Elvis" for NPR's Radiolab.
Warner's radio and multimedia work has won awards from Edward R Murrow, New York Festivals, AP, PRNDI, and a Sigma Delta Chi award from the Society of Professional Journalists. He has twice won Best News Feature from the Third Coast International Audio Festival in 2009 and 2012.
Warner earned his degree in English at Yale University. He is conversant in Arabic.


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Youth's Strategies for Staying Safe and Coping with the Stress of Living in Violent Communities." J Community Psychol. 2010;38(7):874-885."
Variation in pediatric and adolescent firearm mortality rates in rural and urban US counties." Pediatrics. 2010;125(6):1112-8."
Survey science in pediatric emergency medicine." Pediatr Emerg Care. 2011;27(5):443-8."
Novel Linkage of Individual and Geographic Data to Study Firearm Violence." Homicide Stud. 2008;12(3):298-320."
Investigating the link between gun possession and gun assault." Am J Public Health. 2009;99(11):2034-40."
The Importance of Family to Youth Living in Violent Environments." Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. 2011;18(7):653-656."
Feasibility of an interactive voice response tool for adolescent assault victims." Acad Emerg Med. 2009;16(10):956-62."
Examining the Role of Supportive Family Connection in Violence Exposure Among Male Youth in Urban Environments." Journal of Interpersonal Violence. 2016."
Examining the Role of Supportive Adults in Violence Exposure Among Urban Male Youth." Journal of Adolescent Health. 2015;56(2):S82-S83."


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I told him, "Because you've eaten too much cake, candy and cookies and you've been running around like a maniac all night."
A little later, he came up to me and complained that his tummy was still hurting. I told him to sit down and rest for a bit.
A little later still, I was cleaning up stuff after the party. As I took a load out to my car, Clay, already outside by Joe, said, "I feel like throwing up."
Being the awesome, concerned mom I am, I said, "Well do it outside!"
About 60 seconds later - BBBBAAAARRRRFFFFFFFF! Splat all over the sidewalk. I ran back inside. Seriously, you've never seen a fat lady move so fast. Joe cleaned up Clay (and the sidewalk). Happy birthday, hon!
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Welcome to Indian Vegetarian Kitchen!
April 2, 2009
Eggless French Toast
I tried eggless french toast recipe from Trupti's blog sometime back and was very impressed with the results. I have made this snack several times in the last few weeks. I would like you to try it as well.
Bread-4 slices(each cut into 2 pieces)
Mix the following and make a thick batter:
Rava/Sooji/Semolina-1/2 cup
Yogurt-1/2 cup
Onions chopped-a handful
1/2 Tomato chopped finely
Green chilli chopped
Coriander leaves chopped-1 tbsp
Turmeric powder-a pinch
Dip each piece of bread in the batter and coat both the sides. As the batter is thick, you might have to use your hand to place some veggie-yogurt mixture on the bread.
Heat a flat non stick pan. Add 1/2 tsp oil. Place the bread slice gently. Add few drops of oil along the edges. Cook on medium flame for about 3 minutes. Flip the bread and toast the other side for few more minutes until golden brown.
Serve with ketchup.
Note:Do not add water to the batter. The batter should be very thick.
Here are a few pictures taken during our Las Vegas trip.
This is the Strip
Hotel Bellagio and fountain show
Bellagio Lobby
Reminder:Rama Navami on April 3rd, 2009.
74 comments:
Oh, pudusa iruke ennaku..PArkum bodhe attractiveaa irukeee...Nanum try panren..Superb click as usual buddy...ReplyDelete
Kalakura mahi..bread toast attakasama irruku...Tempting toast!ReplyDelete
I thought you had already posted this?? Or maybe I saw it somewhere else :) I hardly even make French toast anymore, but used to be a staple during bachelorette days in Hyderabad :)ReplyDelete
very tempting mahimaa..i will definetely try this :)ReplyDelete
looks yumm.will make it today..very tempting..ReplyDelete
If you give me bread daily also I'll have it..:) I luv it soo much! Havent tried french toast will try it soon!ReplyDelete
Nice pics of Vegas...!ReplyDelete
very tempting mshi...will try it soon..bit different..with my version..ReplyDelete
Love your eggless version of french toast..Will try this for sure :)ReplyDelete
Vegas pics look great!
- LakshmiApril 3, 2009 at 3:24 AM
hey Mahi yummy french toast.I shall try this once am back to seattle :) BTW nice to know you had a break in LV.Awesome pics as usual.ReplyDelete
Love your photos M, so clear and beautiful. We have been to Las Vegas few yrs back for a week. Since kids were young, they didn't let us in many Casinos at all, only got to go to Circus Circus! :DReplyDelete
Once Tushar is 18, we can go and enjoy the city without worry.
French toast looks fab, enjoy.
Hi Mahimaa,ReplyDelete
Thanks a lot:) Will try it out as soon as possible.
lovely snaps of vegas out there .. I wwas wanting to make these toasts since long, they look lovely Mahi. I made panakam & kosambri for Ram Navmi todayReplyDelete
wow ...maahi... nice french toast :) and lovely snaps of vegas .:)ReplyDelete
Really tempting and looks very delicious Mahimaa....No need to comment about pictures, as usual really great!!! Remembering our old days in LV.ReplyDelete
Eggless bread toast looks so good. Great for a fasting day. LV pics look so fine.ReplyDelete
Thats a great dish Mahimaa, healthy one too instead of adding whole eggs. Nice pictures, now I have to make a trip to Vegas :)ReplyDelete
I haven't tried the eggless version but i always prefer the savoury version to the sweet french toast.Nice pics.ReplyDelete
Las Vegas, a treat to the eyes and the Eggless French Toast !!! a treat for vegetarians like me.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 3, 2009 at 6:55 AM
A very yummy toast..all the photographs tell a story..Mahi,all your posts are creative and that too in a unique way !!ReplyDelete
i love this french toast....ReplyDelete
Looks like egg toast! Good one! Happy Rama Navami!ReplyDelete
Looks delicious Mahimaa..ReplyDelete
this is great!! will surely give this toast a try soon....ReplyDelete
nice pics of the vegas trip!!
Love the toast Mahimaa...very inviting...Nice clicks of Vegas.ReplyDelete
Delicious toast! Nice click! Pics are too good...ReplyDelete
Eggless French Toast sounds interesting and looks delicious and colorful. Also Nice pictures of Las vegas.ReplyDelete
I love Vegas!!!!!good clicks...I didnt know that one could make an eggless french toast...good one!ReplyDelete
Seeing the pic I could never believe that was eggless looks great...ReplyDelete
yummy french toast :)ReplyDelete
this will satisfy the savoury cravings :)
Toast is looking delicious...Nice pics of vegas..ReplyDelete
Lovely pics...love the toastReplyDelete
Thats a wonderful idea for veggies and las vegas snaps are awesome.ReplyDelete
I make a version of egglss French toast that uses besan instead of eggs. Yours looks totally delicious, Mahimaa. Those pictures of Las Vegas are great-- looks like you had a great trip.ReplyDelete
I love french toast.. Your eggless version looks so tempting.. Would try it soon..ReplyDelete
Looks yum Mahi..I have seen this with Besan ..but Sooji is always a better choice I guess..more crisp it'd be..But dunno abt taste difference ,as I always go for eggie one only..lol..:)ReplyDelete
Needless to say the Vegas pics are fab n kudos to ur hubby for tat..:)
wow seems exclusive to me :)ReplyDelete
great pics too!
I make this regularly since I first saw it on Richa's blog many, many months back. She calls it "Malai Toast" So that's what I call it too.:)ReplyDelete
Lovely pics!
isnt that great Mahi, to cook something from someones blog and love it!! thats the spirit of food blogging :)ReplyDelete
ohh..i soo loved our trip to Vegas last year!! it is soo magnificient!
Vegas photos are beautiful, an invitation to others to visit Vegas.I have a conference to attend in Vegas between Apr17-24(this month).Not yet decided.
such a lovely pic. as usual yr pic speaks a lot.ReplyDelete
bread looks awesome.. thank u.. will make for my kids in the eve.
Your Eggless French Toast looks great. Nice click.
Wow!! Mahi toast is looking and sounds great. Thanks for shring, i will make this for evening snack for my kids. Vegas photos are awesome.ReplyDelete
Nice evening time filling-snack Mahimaa! :)ReplyDelete
Wow.. I really loved those Vegas pictures dear! :)
Thank you so much for sharing.Delicious toast indeed.Wish you all a Happy Sri Ram Navmi.ReplyDelete
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That french toast looks as good as any with egg.. only better. so why add eggs? :-)ReplyDelete
feels like i saw this eggless toast somewhere.. probably Anudivya?
we loved the bellagio show, but who doesnot?
wow.. looks delicious.. kalakara Mahi..ReplyDelete
looks perfect :-) Love your vegas pics..ReplyDelete
looks very tempting Mahimaa! perfect snack for an evening time..ReplyDelete
looks easy and delicious Mahimaa! Las Vegas pics are absolutely stunning! Lovely night colors.ReplyDelete
Hey Mahima, I tried this today...came out soo well. I didnt add greenchillies instead added redchilli powder. Will post the pic sooner!ReplyDelete
naanum try .panna poren itha..looks very delicious mahi..ReplyDelete
something to really try out. I love sauteeing tofu just like egg bhurji too...ReplyDelete
nice french toast and nice snaps..liked the usage of sooji instead of besanReplyDelete
Wow delsih....ReplyDelete
Forgot to write about vegas.....Looks gr8!ReplyDelete
This savoury version sounds so good. I can't stand the sweet version.ReplyDelete
Looks yummy...and the snaps are cool dear...ReplyDelete
The french toast looks excellent! And the pic of the fountain show is just mindblowing :)ReplyDelete
lovely snaps Mahimaa!ReplyDelete
I make my eggless french toast with besan, your version sounds very yummy, will make this soon :)
thank you for this eggless toast, was searching for this :)!! Looks so gud, shall surely try..ReplyDelete
Nice Vegas snaps, lovely place!!
The french toast looks great! I imagine it must be difficult to make it egg-free, but you did a lovely wonderful job, looks delicious and savory :).ReplyDelete
This is a easy recipe, need to try it sometime.ReplyDelete
It has been ages since we visited Las Vegas. Great pictures.
Lovely delicious toast mahi.. Las vegas looks bright! Hope you had a nice time..!:)ReplyDelete
Yummy bread toast.I put cheese between two bread slices and dip that in the batter and will fry it.ReplyDelete
snaps are awsome dear
yummy french toast :) love the Vegas pics Mahimaa!ReplyDelete
This is a nice try of making a healthy french toast....lovely clicks dearReplyDelete
Toast is delicious. Las Vegas pics r beautiful!ReplyDelete
Toast looks perfect Mahi. I am glad you liked it. Lovely photosReplyDelete
wow, that looks fab., very much tempting.ReplyDelete
love your version of frech toast without egg.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much friends! Glad you all enjoyed vegas pics.ReplyDelete
Wow, exxcellent post. Shall try this. Vey good idea :)ReplyDelete
Good idea without eggs....will try it soonReplyDelete


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Next, we had lunch at Boudin. Yummy sourdough. They have things like Caesar salad - in sourdough bread. Clam chowder - in sourdough bread. Crab cakes - in sourdough bread, a hamburger - in sourdough bread. A sourdough baguette - in sourdough bread. When you walk outside, you can watch through the windows as they bake bread. And there's an exhaust fan that blows the most delicious, fresh-baked bread aroma out onto the street.
After passing a cow and a dancing ice cream sundae, we walked on down to Pier 39. What a fun, touristy place. There were dozens and dozens of shops and restaurants there. You could book an ocean tour there, get a snack, do some shopping, people watch, and just hang out.
There, we sat outside, people watched, and sipped our
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It was actually a nice flight because I got an aisle seat and had an empty seat beside me! As the plane backed away from the gate, the plane made a loud clunking noise and I said sarcastically, jokingly, "Well, that sounds good." The guy by the window looked at me like I'd never
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They grabbed a Checker Cab for me. First off, the driver hadn't bathed in at least 4 years. As I gagged and stuck my head out the window like a dog (literally, I did this), he asked me how to get out of the airport. Seriously? You're a cab driver and you don't know how to leave the airport? Perhaps you should find another line of work, Bud? Maybe something that includes soap, perhaps? So I seriously directed him the whole way to my house. He was clueless and didn't have GPS. When he dropped me off, I had to get my own luggage out of the trunk, then he asked me for directions back to the airport. Then, instead of charging me a reasonable flat rate like American Taxi, he charged me at a "meter and a half" rate! It was more than twice the amount of American! And he had the nerve to ask me to do the math and add it up for him because he couldn't figure it out! So, to all you suburbanites out there, I caution you against using Checker Cab! Yes, perhaps I just got a bad driver. Yes, I'm sure they're not all
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Forests and the climate are inextricably linked. Indonesia is ground zero for forest and climate destruction.
Major fashion brands have started protecting Indonesia's rainforests.
Indonesia's rainforests are quickly disappearing as unscrupulous companies cut down forests to produce cheap paper and other commodities such as palm oil for global markets.
Since August 2008, RAN has been in contact with hundreds of companies that use palm oil and/or palm oil derivatives in their products to express our concerns about the problems with palm oil and to encourage companies to make commitments to source or supply only socially and environmentally responsible palm oil.