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- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Oct 26, 2012
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Universal acclaim- based on 701 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 610 out of 701
Mixed: 35 out of 701
Negative: 56 out of 701
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Apr 28, 20146 crappy stories chopped up, wasted 15 bucks on the DVD, I would not buy this DVD for $1, if there was time in my life I wish I could get back it would be watching this load of garbage. The actors were wasted and uninspiring, the dialogue was drivel. I had my finger on the fast forward for most of the movie it was that bad. I thought less of these actors after seeing the movie, I can only guess they all needed something to do on their weekends or needed to buy a new car or two.… Expand
Mar 3, 2014Over rated this be . Can a movie have more pretension and blatant killing of subplots that are sub par . Reincarnation is a gradually change of betterment that you , other people or the world effect you . Actors gave some great persona changes and performances but the story was jacked and camera work was terrible . Also boring and full of hot air .
Jan 25, 2014Incoherent, dull, lacks a narrative and characterization. Nothing spectacular visually, baffling - no, embarrassing decision to use prosthetics to make western actors look Asian. A few interesting ideas, but ultimately; six supposedly linked sub-par stories. In one respect the film was faithful to the book: terribly boring and overblown.
Nov 16, 2013If your looking for a relaxing movie that will help you fall asleep, you have found the movie you are looking for.This movie has a few thing that kept my interest, but I feel like they could have done it in a much better style.I had to fast forward through the last hour.
Aug 17, 2013Don´1 know, what this movie was all about. Boring and potracted.
Jul 21, 2013One of the most incoherent horrid movies ever. A complete disaster from start to finish. Story was unbearable, emotion was nonexistent, and everything in between make this movie terrible. Some might say it is a one of a kind movie; I say it is pure stupidly.
Jul 9, 2013I knew this was going to be bad. But I didn't know it was going to be THAT bad. Turned it off after 20 minutes. Seeing Tom Hanks pop up in a bunch of different roles was just too distracting.
May 19, 2013As if Speed Racer wasn't enough, the Wachowskis were able to convince Warner to fork over hundreds of millions of dollars to embark upon the mission of Cloud Atlas, an impossibly ambitious adaptation of David Mitchell's novel that spans space, time, and all varieties of viewer patience. Any film that focuses on cyborgs and spacecraft will appeal to a certain sci-fi demographic, but Cloud Atlas is ironically enough all over the map, just as interested in secret early 20th century gay affairs as it is in robotic ethics. It's fascinating to watch simply because the Wachowskis (along with co-director Tom Tykwer) swing so wide they can't possibly pull it off. Enlisting A-listers like Tom Hanks and Halle Berry to play multiple parts some of which involve Cro-Magnon growling and grunting and putting their effects team to work with gusto, Cloud Atlas quickly becomes fascinatingly big for its britches. This is kitchen-sink filmmaking at its most audacious: it can't be argued that Cloud Atlas goes out of its way to do everything it can to connect with those tolerant enough to stomach it. There are cavemen and Farrah Fawcett-Majors haircuts, futuristic automatons with delusions of grandeur, gruff musicians and the suicidal boys who love them, airplane explosions, ultra-vivid car crashes again, Cloud Atlas has a lot of dramatic real estate to offer. Yet while its vastly ambitious intentions of representing the implicit entropy of the universe are uniquely inventive, the whole thing feels like an expensive, convoluted mess. But sometimes grandiose missteps like Cloud Atlas end up being ingenious time wasters. On Blu-ray, experiencing the Wachowski/Tykwer vision frequently prompts viewers to ask themselves, 'Who green-lit this?' Any movie with Tom Hanks' name above the title is bound to sell a ticket or two, but fantasizing about Warner brass seeing the final print of this kaleidoscopic rubbish is too delicious to resist. Let's leave it at this: Cloud Atlas is a mess, but few movies from 2012 were this jaw-droppingly stupefying.… Expand
May 18, 2013Ambitious but ultimately flawed. Long stretches of near endings, six separate story lines to keep track of, and all interconnected to the freedom of human blah blah blah....The two hour mark I surrendered.
Apr 21, 2013Watched it and I ended up with an head ache in the end because of spending 3 hours so much concentrated to see how would the plot turn up in the end, just to face some "nice" and "profound" truths about stuff we see in so many movies. Stuff like, "believe in yourself", "never give up", etc etc. No greeeeat revealing truth or something that tied all stories. Yes, the movie starts and ends with about 4 or 6 stories, all mixed up and you just learn whats up along the way we, the viewers, are totally left in the dark. 3 hours watching a movie to see what it leads in the end. It's frustrating. I rather see Dances with Wolves enjoying all the movie and not wanting to see the end because it was a cruel one, rather than waiting 3 hours to see if what I've watched was worth the wait and find out there's nothing interesting about it. The acting was nice, nothing wrong with it. Just the plot and how it was told and its end.… Expand
Mar 9, 2013"Cloud Atlas" was ambitious and could've been done right, but the Wachowskis just weren't up to it, rare miss. First, they didn't have to use the same six subplots in the source material, they could've substituted far more interesting stories instead. Second, the subplot jump-editing style is fine for two, maybe three stories but not six, it's too confusing to follow. Third, it seems juvenile with its pop-psych platitudes, more suitable for tweens than for film-experienced adults. Finally, it's a series of gag love stories, and the public should've been warned far more clearly. Yes, chix love this stuff but sci-fi guys hoping for mind-twisting action, bitter disappointment.… Expand
Feb 10, 2013shockingly bad, confusing and seriously disappointing. i fell asleep several times I was that bored. I expected great things but after seeing Django Unchained last week (a fantastic movie that has you gripped throughout) I felt it necessary to comment on this. I would have walked out but my fiance wanted to see it through. Glad I got free tickets or I would have been even more disappointed.
Feb 3, 2013How does this movie show how one persons action changed the future? Wouldn't you need to shoot two endings for that? This movie is confusing and annoying, the only decent timeline is the Asian lady's in the takeout shop. Everything else seems more like a filler. Oh the racist boat timelines also good. But everything else just dampens the major message of the film.
Jan 11, 2013Quick summary of Cloud Atlas: a movie that ties 6 stories together, they all suck, so it's necessary to keep them alternating in order to avoid a lot of focus in an specific one, otherwise anyone would notice it's innumerous flaws. Also, why does Cloud Atlas tries to teach you "life lessons"? It's ridiculous, it's like the writer though his philosophy was the only truth so he has to put in the movie things like "you have to help the others", "afterlife exists", etc. That is pointless, what about this: anyone believes in whatever they want and period.… Expand
Jan 9, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. One: Hugo Weaving and yellowface don't mix. Two: all the religions in the world is supplanted by a hot-chic-asian-submissive-cloned-prostitute-prophetess with nothing substantial to say other than, "be excellent to each other," minus the, "party on dudes." Three: the Irish doctor Tom Hanks plays is ironically exactly what Tom Hanks looks like without makeup and plastic surgery, he's magically delicious! Four: There are more flashbacks and flashforwards in this one movie than I have seen in a lifetime. Five: If this is reincarnation than Karma is broken. Six: Oh I get the Soylent Green line now, a little "foreshadowing" thing going on there; hint hint wink wink. Seven: WTF?!… Expand
Jan 8, 2013Really disliked it. Couldn't connect or relate to any of the characters. The 6 stories were a low blow and a badly made one at capitalism, but they didn't seem to connect at all. The stories were bad individually and collectively they are worse. It's three hours but it feels like ages. In my opinion it was also one of the worst performances made by Tom Hanks...
Dec 30, 2012too much for nothing... the trend of overfictioning philosophical meanings of life and mankind - inception and few others got it right, but not this one.
Dec 21, 2012I have walked out on 3 movies in 46 years. 1. Eyes wide shut. If youve seen it you understand whether you want to admit it or not.
2. Earnest Goes to Camp ( Drive in theater. I was 18 She was done with her business and I was done with mine. We left the show)
3. This miserable piece of crap. Cloud Atlas. WTF? Only movie I've ever asked for my my money back.
Dec 21, 2012It tries too hard to tell 6 stories that simply are not interesting either independently or related to one another.
Some of the make-ups were just atrocious.
Dec 9, 2012A rather major (though not entire) misfire. The ostensible reason for switching back and forth among stories is that viewers could not follow the presentation in David Mitchell's original book where the stories are suspended in the middle and picked up hundreds of pages later, as well as to develop the "transmigration of souls" theme (which is also reinforced by the casting of the same actors in all six stories). The problem with this approach (apart from the fact that the reincarnation idea is neither essential nor clearly developed in the book) is that the integrity or coherence (and hence effectiveness) of each of the stories is sacrificed in the process. It's hard for me to believe that anyone who has not read the book could possibly follow each of the stories as presented in the movie.( the stories could have been presented in serial order without interruption, or in an interconnected way that was perfected by, say, Robert Altman.) But over and beyond this, the degree to which each story is fractured and the speed with which the directors move back and forth among stories is completely unnecessary for their cinematic conceit.. In addition, much of the storytelling here, unlike Mitchell's book, is almost cartoonish in its exaggeration; and the Wachowkis' turning of the Somni-451 story into a Matrix/Star Wars epic is totally unforgivable for anyone who claims to have an appreciation of the novel. (The Somni-451 and the post-apocalyptic Hawaii stories are, admittedly, the weakest part of that novel--which is itself a bit overrated, in my opinion--but they certainly deserve a better translation than they receive here.) The attraction of Cloud Atlas as a novel is the way in which Mitchell presents six different stories in six different literary styles recalling or imitating six different literary genres. This feature is completely (and unnecessarily) obscured by the movie. What an expensive shame!… Expand
Nov 28, 2012I was so excited to see this film and i ended up being pretty disappointed. I think it was a good idea but executed entirely wrong. I will give a nod to the actors, it was not their performance that ruined it for me but the storyline was just plain confusing. It kept jumping from era to era and with the same actors playing mainly different roles I had trouble remembering what story I was in. I would suggest seeing it but prepare to be fully confused for the 20 minutes and then slightly confused for the rest. I think it takes a certain kind of person to like this movie. It just wasn't my cup of tea.… Expand
Nov 20, 2012When I went to see this film, I had just finished the book, and I decided to be mindful of the fact that the book is so uniquely structured and long, and as most people stated before the movie came out, "virtually unfilmable." So let me start with the good: I have to applaud the filmmakers for their ambitious attempts and I don't consider the film and utter failure, however: they made some fundamentally bad decisions, starting with the cast. It's not that I hate the actors they chose (I have neutral-to-generally-positive feelings towards most of them), it's how they chose to cast them for multiple roles: they were trying to instill the idea of reincarnation, which I think they conveyed just fine in their many many overdone narrative monologues. I also found the choice to cast actors for multiple parts of such different races distasteful: I hear people talking about the film deserving best make-up awards, but I did not, for a moment, believe that any of the characters looked like the race they were supposed to be portraying. The attempts were unsuccessful and frankly, to me (a European-Asian-American), genuinely offensive. The actors themselves, were neither terrible nor great. The intercutting of the different scenes was, for the most part, clever, and probably the best way they could have translated the structure of the novel into filmic language. There are also immense plot changes that I won't even bother to get into, because they alone are not my biggest gripe with the film. Its biggest flaw is that it robs the book of its ideology and turns what is a very complex narrative into what is in comparison, a banal film about interwoven love stories. David Mitchell expressed his full support for the film, but if I were him, I would be appalled at the overromanticized diluted three-hour mess the filmmakers turned a great novel into.
If you enjoyed the movie as is, without the book, I can understand. However, consider reading the book. To me, it felt that when I watched the movie, I really only glimpsed the tip of the iceberg: there is so much more to the book and it's worth a read to get a better understanding and much more fleshed-out version of each nested story, not to mention some VITAL themes that were left out of the movie altogether.… Expand
Nov 18, 2012There is so much wrong with this sludge of a "movie" that 5000 characters will simply not suffice to mention all the stupidities & failures. So I'll make it short: SECOND.WORST.MOVIE.EVER. (Tree fo Life is still holding the No. 1 position) Banging your head against the wall for 3 hours will be less of a torture than sitting through this abomination.
Nov 16, 2012This movie tries so hard to be emotional by cramming in as many characters and story lines as possible, without ever making the audience care. Everyone that says it is so great, is in denial. This movie will not win any awards. I guarantee it. I have never walked out before the end of a movie until I saw this. Terrible.
Nov 14, 2012My wife had read the book and thought the book to be excellent. However, we both thought the movie had little if any any value on any level. It was pretentious, gratuitously violent at every turn, and came off as a murky vapid redundant stew of ludicrously trite pseudo-intellectual bunk. If you want something new, exceptional, with depth and quality, go see A Late Quartet before it's gone from theaters.… Expand
Nov 14, 2012My wife picked this movie....that's the last time I let her do that. If this movie wins even one Oscar I might boycott movies. This movie is like that one kid in school who tries way way way too hard. Awkward and ultimately tragic. The only reason I'm not giving this the lowest score possible is because it has Halle Berry.
Nov 4, 2012Cloud Atlas is one of the biggest pieces of unadulterated crap that Hollywood has released in a number of years, and god only know they had there share of Sh-t. Its all over the board. There are a number of books that should never be brought to film and this "pure puke of a movie is one of them.The writers should be stoned!!
Oct 31, 2012If the six stories were disentangled and laid out separately, it would be clear that none of them has much depth or surprise... Very hard to follow! Plot was not developed well and I feel like the whole movie is about all the special effects, CGI and costumes.. DO NOT WASTE time or money watching this movie.
Oct 29, 2012Cloud Atlas is attempting to be an intellectual film, and had the storytelling devices been different, maybe it would have succeeded. Unfortunately, the movie was too long, too badly cut, to create a coherent whole.
The main issue I have with the film is the fact that before any of the storylines can really get going, the movie cuts to a different storyline altogether. Every time I thought I might start getting interested, all the momentum and tension the scene had going for it would be dispersed when once again I was treated to another section. It didn't help that at times, the six different storylines didn't feel stylistically linked. The three chronologically earliest pieces have a serious tone and seem very grounded in reality; then we have the nursing home bit, which is far too comedic to match with any of the other pieces; finally there are the two futuristic sci-fi ones, which once again feel like a departure from the earlier, more "realistic" settings. And all the explosions felt out of place--Cloud Atlas is not, after all, supposed to be a summer-blockbuster action thriller.
And yet despite all the attempts to add tension, the movie is just flat out boring because of the horrible pacing. There were several moments when I thought for sure the movie would be over, but no, it continued for another hour.
I might have appreciated the six storylines individually; smushed together, they detracted from each other and made me not care about any of them.… Expand
Oct 29, 2012This is the first review I've written on a movie. I actually went out of my way to make an account and write this review so no one else has to waste 3 hours of their life on this epic piece of garbage. This is the SECOND WORST movie I have ever seen in my life, the first being Gigli (rated 2.4/10 on imdb).
This movie is so incoherent, I wasted 1.5hrs just being introduced to all of the various characters, hoping that their pointless lives would somehow connect and make sense. In the end you're left with several pointless protagonists, from different points in time, in different planets/universes/w.e. I will hate Tom Hanks forever ever after watching this piece of garbage.… Expand
Oct 28, 2012Cloud Atlas literally comes down to a jumble of incoherent stories that were supposed to be tied together in one way or another. However when attempting to tie these stories together the movie fell short and the only reasoning it gave you for why these stories are linked is the recurrence of characters and that is it besides some loosely based similarities in the stories that my friends and family sadly attempted to convince me of. If I were you I would save the money to go see this movie since I doubt most will be able to make any sense of the movies plot. I will only give this movie on more shot when it comes out on DVD and I can snag it for $1 at a RedBox to attempt to try and understand the story one last time. I say once more wait for this movie to come out on DVD and you get rent it for $1 because that is about all the movie is worth.… Expand
Oct 26, 2012An overly-long mess of a movie. Dialog that is either too low/unintelligible to hear, or in a "future-dialect" that can only barely be understood. For some reason, the same actors play multiple different roles in the various different storylines. At no time did I feel I understood what was going on, or what the point of it all was. Maybe you had to have read the book. The best part of the movie for me was the popcorn. I want those 3 hours of my life back.… Expand
Oct 26, 2012Incoherent. Had about 40 places where it could have ended. Worst movie of the year. Just lost 3 hours of my life never to retrieve. Beware the same fate.
Don't let its commercial nosedive in the US tell the whole story. Cloud Atlas is a tough sell, but a rewarding journey all the same. It's an adventure into the very concept of storytelling: magical, enthralling and thrilling as much as bewildering, pompous and potty. In other words, up in the clouds.
A grand folly that makes the Wachowskis' "The Matrix" trilogy look prosaic, Cloud Atlas is a fascinating if flawed work that will leave you gasping one minute and gagging the next.
Taken as little more than six disconnected shorts featuring the same group of players in different roles, Cloud Atlas works. It's entertaining and the manner in which it has been edited reduces one's tendency to lose patience with the less engaging stories.


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-B-R-U-N-E-S-C-I- wrote: You have a pleasant commercial look, not really editorial.
I can imagine you doing catalogue work or suchlike but you will need agency representation to get paid for it, and at 20 years old time is running out.
No comment on rates as very few models get paid via MM for anything other than nudes, which you don't shoot.
Just my $0.02
thanks for the feedback!
i trully love your work. i think the quality of images like yours is what makes mm worth it. i think it's all about the simplicity, great lighting and some very original posing and props. the models themselves are incredibly expressive in their body movements and on the face.
i think the shot with the pink lips is your weakest. its a little over shoped and doesn't pack the punch as your other images do... but i see why you have it in your book
all in all.. WOW! GREAT! im even adding you to my list hehe
Don Garrett wrote: I do think you have a good look, and are tall, as is required by the powers that be, (not important to me, as an artist). I think your portfolio is weak, and doesn't show me very much I can use, regarding your value as a model. Again, I am NOT a commercial photographer, and Model Mayhem is NOT "the industry", it has been described as a social networking site. Without getting too deep into the analysis, I would pretty much agree with that description.
I also would have to agree with Brunesci, that models who get paid jobs here, on a regular basis, are probably ones who do nudes, (that is the case with me). The models who travel, post an itinerary in their profile, and book all over the country are probably the most successful models here, (some who I have worked with have expressed that to me, and it is consistent with my own observations).
thanks for the input!!
i think your work is pretty good. i really like nature shots and an earthy feel. i personally really like very contrasting tones in a shot (dark black and pure white, dark green, light green) but since you dont do too much effect in post, your images are very subtle. they are just more appealing to someone who likes minimal effect in the work.
i think nature shots have key in posing. there is nothing interesting about a tree, a log, a bush, and a girl sitting looking at the camera. it doesnt really send an emotion, but when the model has a striking pose, like http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/12469469 i really like that. shes not showing a particular emotion but it makes the work much more visually pleasing
Gabby57 wrote: Your avatar shot at least shows your lovely face and eyes. The lighting is flat, but the bigger problem is that your body/shoulders are squared to the camera which is usually not flattering.
I can't really speak to the second row because I'm not a fan of the blown highlight/back lit style even though everybody seems to be doing it.
The black and white in the third row is the best shot IMO, except for the stray hair over your face which seems to happen often. On that same row the seated horizontal is a workable image though I'd personally have cropped it tighter, the vertical seated shot has a lot of potential with vigorous post processing since no fill was used.
The shots in the wheat just don't cut it with your face so obscured in shadow and, again, the fly away hair.
Free opinions are worth exactly what you pay for them though, I'm much more into portraiture rather than fashion etc. which these would fit better with, and we all see the world though the lens of our own preferences and prejudices.
I look forward to seeing more!
thanks a lot
I would like to start with saying that i think your strongest image is your first image. its throwing me off a little (haha here we go, us and our hair pet peeves lol) that on the model as your profile pic, te hair is on the neck. since its such a soft color like her skin, it almost makes her neck look thicker than it actually is, i think with a darker haired woman, the hair would outline it more and slim
you frame the shots well and they are visually appealing, but my own personal taste is for a little more edgey shots


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Residents of Perungudi, Madhavaram and Tiruvottiyur have voiced concern over the use of dumpyards in their localities to dispose of solid waste from many of the new areas of Chennai Corporation too.
In Perungudi, residents say that the Corporation must stop dumping mixed garbage and instead start source segregation on a large-scale. K. Periyasamy, president, Sri Sai Nagar Residents Association, said: "It is time they prepared a road map for segregation. Though residents in the newly-merged areas are happy to see their garbage being removed, they do not realise that it is being dumped elsewhere but near residential localities. The Corporation is only waiting for an epidemic to break out."
Many areas that have been merged with the Corporation, including Perungudi, Thoraipakkam and Neelankarai, that did not have dump yards, have been permitted to use the Perungudi dump yard by the Corporation. Though these localities had sought permission to dump garbage near the Kalaignar Karunanidhi Salai, which links East Coast Road and Rajiv Gandhi Salai, they were asked to dump in Perungudi until a permanent solution was found.
Residents of Kilburn Nagar in Madhavaram, which receives around 75 tonnes of garbage daily, said they have been fighting to get the dumpyard shifted out of their area for over seven years as burning of garbage posed a health hazard.
The stench emanating from the site was unbearable and residents of houses that share the compound with the dumpyard were severely affected, residents complained. "We cannot open our windows for fear of houseflies and mosquitoes. Sewage from the neighbouring areas that lack underground drainage network is also let out into the site. Nearly 50-60 trucks bring garbage loads to the site daily," said J.Ravi, a resident.
Composting was being done at the site two decades ago in a small way. The problems began 15 years ago when the garbage was burnt to create space for more waste.
M. Shanmugam, secretary of Kilburn Nagar Residents Welfare Association, said: "The government had promised that the dumping yard will be shifted before the local body elections. But, more trucks are bringing loads of garbage, including medical waste, to the site daily," he said.
The Association also plans to approach the court to shift the dumping site.
The Tiruvottiyur Municipality had, in the past, rejected a proposal to dump garbage from Manali, Madhavaram and Kathivakkam in its yard. "However, as things are now, the Corporation plans to do just that. The yard is already getting around 110 tonnes every day and if garbage from these areas are also added it would get 100 tonnes more. Mere dumping cannot be the solution. Why should garbage from other areas be brought into our land," asked M.Subramaniam, a resident of Tiruvottiyur.
Official sources in the civic body said conservancy operations in more than 50 per cent of the city would be entrusted to a new contractor soon.
"Our surplus staff would be deployed in the merged areas. We will chart out a plan for dumping solid waste and encourage source segregation. Plastic collection centres would also be set up as a step towards that," the official said.
Keywords: Chennai Corporation, waste dumpyards


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Almond Rice Pilaf
This wonderful almond rice pilaf recipe is a great accompaniment to many recipes.
- Servings: 6
Source: The Martha Stewart Show, March Spring 2008
- 2 cups homemade or store-bought low-sodium chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1/4 cup chopped shallots
- 2 cups white rice
- Coarse salt
- 2 tablespoons coarsely chopped fresh cilantro
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds, toasted
Bring chicken broth and 1 cup water to a simmer in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Meanwhile, in another medium saucepan, melt butter over medium-high heat. Add shallots and cook until soft and translucent, about 2 minutes. Add rice and stir to coat.
Pour heated chicken broth mixture over rice and cover saucepan. Reduce heat to medium-low and cook until all the liquid has evaporated, about 17 minutes.
Remove rice from heat and fluff with a fork; season with salt. Stir in cilantro and almonds; serve immediately.
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Lori Ibanez 7 Jan, 2013
There is not enough liquid in this recipe. Had to add more which made it soggy and starchy. Really could use more flavor as well.Reply
Janne 30 May, 2008
Oh, dang it, I spelled it WRONG! LOL It's TANDOORI...sorry, folks!Reply
Janne 30 May, 2008
It's Chicken TANDDORI...you'll find it on Martha's site if you search with the correct spelling. :-)Reply
lbuser 30 May, 2008
Try this link. http://www.mealsmatter.org/recipes-meals/recipe/16870Reply
You will have to copy and paste, I don't think you can link from here.
It looks interesting, Martha doesn't seem to have this particular chicken recipe (an oversight, I am sure).
tspbutton 10 Apr, 2008
I typed in Chicken Tandori and up came about 100 recipes. Too many to look thru.Reply
assh 31 Mar, 2008
found it ...write chicken tandori in recipe search box and u will find the recipe .i just want to tell evryone ******Reply
assh 31 Mar, 2008
please we need chicken tandori not almond rice recipe help..................Reply
estilan 30 Mar, 2008
Both link for the indian [filtered word] chicken come to this rice side dish - sny idea where the liknfor the actual chicken is?Reply


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Picking up where last episode left off, with the Night's Watch recruits on their way to the Wall. 'Arry' is encountering the problem every Sweet Polly Oliver comes across sooner or later - how to keep up the disguise when nature calls. Having come back from taking care of business in secret, she has a slight run in with the inhabitants of the caged men accompanying their party, including a certain man who speaks of everyone in the third person, especially himself, and another man who threatens to rape her bloody with a stick. Lovely. Then the excitement really kicks in, as some Gold Cloaks intercept the caravan. Arya naturally assumes they're looking for her, but it's revealed that it's Gendry they want. Not that Yoren is going to give up either of them, as proved by his threat to place his sharp-enough-to-shave-a-spider's-ass knife at a very tender portion of the lead guard's anatomy - his femoral artery. Why, what where you thinking of? The Gold Cloaks back down for now, but it's clear they're not going back to King's Landing without Gendry, dead or alive.In King's Landing, Tyrion walks in on a nasty surprise - Varys, happily chatting with Shae. Ominous. Tyrion is much quicker off the mark than Ned ever was, and says as such, out right telling Varys that if he tries to backstab him, he'll end up going for a terminal swim - perhaps keeping the theme of fish pie running? Varys seems almost amused by his threat - one gets the feeling he's been threatened by far worse in his time.Small council time: Cersei listens calmly to Robb's demands, then proceeds to rip up the terms. Tyrion is temporarily possessed by the snark of the viewers: "You've perfected the art of tearing up papers." She does reluctantly concede to sending Ned's bones back up North, along with a not so subtle coded message for Jaime, but laughs off the request of the Nightwatch for more men. Tyrion isn't laughing - he's been there, done that, pissed off the Wall and some of what Mormont and Maester Aemon said has actually sunk in.Way up north where men are men and marry their daughters, (eeeeeesh) Sam has to rescue one of Craster's 'wives' from Ghost, and promptly all but adopts her. He brings the girl, Gilly, to Jon, where she pleads her case, saying she's pregnant and wants to protect her baby from Craster, since if it's a boy - and ominously cuts off. Jon's response is, 'What am I supposed to do about it?', showing that he's learned his lesson from last week - besides which, Gilly expects them to help her without continuing to explain herself beyond the ominous cut off.Precisely what Daenerys and her khalasar are getting up to in the Red Waste this time around is a short scene but contains a lot of incident. Rakharo's horse comes back with a rather snazzy paint job but, not so snazzily, without Rakharo - save for a nasty surprise in the saddle bag. Jorah says that the sender of this grisly little gift was probably one of the many, many khals who don't appreciate the idea of a woman ruler. Poor Irri is distraught, since not only did Rakharo lose his head, he also lost his braid - a sign of defeat - and, since who knows what's happened to his body, he won't be able to get to the Dothraki afterlife. And on top of all that, she secretly loved him! Dany promises her handmaiden that they will build a pyre for Rakharo - though, considering there isn't that much wood about, it's probably just as well it'll be a very small pyre.In his brothel, in the midst of making certain all the customers are satisfied, Littlefinger runs across a problem - Ros is, understandably, more than a little shaken from seeing her best friend's baby killed in front of her yesterday. Littlefinger, charitably, suggests she take the day off and turn up tomorrow bright and cheerful - because, he tells Ros, he ended up selling the last whore who cried and moped all the time to a man who wanted to 'transform' her. (And not in a Henry Higgins way.) Ros gets the message very quickly, and we are reminded once again that Littlefinger is not a nice man. At all.In The Red Keep, Tyrion entertains Janos Slynt to dinner. The interview goes about as well as you might expect for Janos, who ends up stripped of his post and exiled to the Wall. Tyrion drinks a toast with the new captain of the City Watch - then proceeds to ask him, out of what can only be morbid curiousity, if he could do what his predecessor did; kill a baby without question. "Not without question; I'd ask for how much." That's our Bronn. Tyrion seems sickened, but not surprised. Like we said, morbid curiousity.When the Nightwatch recruits stop for a break, Lommy Greenhands muses about giving up Gendry, since he's the one the Gold Cloaks want. After an enlightening discussion about what makes both a battle and a knight, Arya goes after Gendry, curious as to why he seems to be hotter property than her. He's no more clue than she has, but he does know one thing - turns out the Sweet Polly Oliver act hasn't fooled at least one person. For lack of anyone else, Arya entrusts him with her secret.Theon just can't catch a break. He expects a grand greeting to welcome him home to Pyke as the long returning last Greyjoy son - he gets one fisherman who is singularly unimpressed. Things are looking up when he hitches a ride with a feisty young woman up to the castle, with whom he gets rather friendly - turns out he's been sticking his hands inside his sister Yara's trousers. Who, incidentally, finds the whole thing hilarious, and has spent the last nine years being a much better Greyjoy son than he has. So much so, in fact, that daddy Balon regards her as his heir, and not the son who came home wearing jewellery he hasn't paid the 'iron price' for and bleating the praises of the Starks. Balon believes this moment of strife is the perfect time to stage another uprising. Against the Lannisters? Who, pray tell, said anything about the Lannisters? It's Theon's new family that are going to catch it hard.On Dragonstone, Davos is sorting out a deal with Sallador Saan, an old friend in the pirate business; Stannis's knight had an interesting career before he came to serve him. Negotiations include Sallador claiming Cersei and part of his fee for helping to take King's Landing; after all, "The only god is between a woman's legs." Davos's son thinks that the only god is Melisandre's R'hllor, having been fully converted, while to Davos the only god is Stannis.Meanwhile in King's Landing, Cersei is pissed that Tyrion exiled Slynt without her say so; she's the Queen Regent! Tyrion implies she's been throwing that title around so much she's forgetting the consequences; a lot of people in King's Landing are very angry with the baby slaughtering queen, even if it was Joffrey who gave the order and let his mother take the fall. Charming lad. Cersei still believes her son was in the right and that Tyrion isn't taking this seriously - he never has, nor has Jaime. "It's always fallen on me!" Tyrion is rather taken aback by this show of emotion and strain on his sister's part, and tries to lighten the mood - in the worst way possible. "So has Jaime, according to Stannis." Smooth, Tyrion. Real smooth. 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Psychological factors: anxiety, depression, and somatization symptoms in low back pain patients
Authors Bener A, Verjee M, Dafeeah EE, Falah O, Al-Juhaishi T, Schlogl J, Sedeeq A, Khan S
Published Date February 2013 Volume 2013:6 Pages 95—101
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/JPR.S40740
Received 26 November 2012, Accepted 28 December 2012, Published 4 February 2013
Abdulbari Bener,1–3 Mohamud Verjee,4 Elnour E Dafeeah,5 Omar Falah,4 Taha Al-Juhaishi,4 Josia Schlogl,4 Alhasan Sedeeq,4 Shehryar Khan4
1Department of Medical Statistics and Epidemiology, Hamad Medical Corporation, 2Department of Public Health, Weill Cornell Medical College, Doha, Qatar; 3Department of Evidence for Population Health Unit, School of Epidemiology and Health Sciences, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK; 4Department of Medical Education, Weill Cornell Medical College, 5Department of Psychiatry, Hamad Medical Corporation, Doha, Qatar
Aim: To determine the prevalence of low back pain (LBP), investigate the sociodemographic characteristics of patients with LBP, and examine its association with psychological distress such as anxiety, depression, and somatization.
Subjects and methods: Of the 2742 patients approached, 2180 agreed to participate in this cross-sectional study (79.5% response rate). The survey was conducted among primary health care visitors from March to October 2012 and collected sociodemographic details and LBP characteristics. General Health Questionnaire-12 was used to identify the probable cases. Anxiety was assessed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7, depression was assessed with Patient Health Questionnaire-9, and somatization was measured with Patient Health Questionnaire-15.
Results: The study sample consisted of 52.9% males and 47.1% females. The prevalence of LBP was 59.2%, comprising 46.1% men and 53.9% women. LBP was significantly higher in Qataris (57.9%), women (53.9%), housewives (40.1%), and individuals with higher monthly income (53.9%). Somatization (14.9%) was observed more in LBP patients, followed by depression (13.7%) and anxiety disorders (9.5%). The most frequently reported symptoms were "headaches" (41.1%) and "pain in your arms, legs, or joints" (38.5%) in LBP patients with somatization. The most frequent symptoms among depressed LBP patients were "thinking of suicide or wanting to hurt yourself" (51.4%) and "feeling down, depressed, or hopeless" (49.2%). "Not being able to stop or control worrying" (40.2%), "worrying too much about different things" (40.2%), and "feeling afraid as if something awful might happen" (40.2%) were the most common anxiety symptoms in LBP patients. Psychological distress such as anxiety (9.5% versus 6.2%), depression (13.7% versus 8.5%), and somatization (14.9% versus 8.3%) were significantly higher in LBP patients.
Conclusion: The prevalence of LBP in this study sample was comparable with other studies. Furthermore, psychological distress such as anxiety, depression, and somatization were more prevalent in LBP patients compared to patients without LBP.
Keywords: somatization, anxiety, depression, low back pain, primary health care
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Prevalence of psychiatric disorders and associated risk factors in women during their postpartum period: a major public health problem and global comparison
Bener A, Gerber LM, Sheikh J
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CINCINNATI (Jeff Hirsh) -- 9,000 votes, that's how badly John Cranley defeated Roxanne Qualls in the race for Cincinnati's mayor.
The margin was 58 percent to 42 percent. So what's behind those numbers? And, where do the votes come from? Local 12 News reporter Jeff Hirsh has the answers.
Well, to use a football analogy, it was geographically Qualls up the middle, Cranley left, and Cranley right.
John Cranley's victory over Roxanne Qualls was, by any standard, a blowout, a landslide. But where did that landslide come from? A map at the Board of Elections shows how the votes came in. Blue is Roxanne Qualls. She pretty much took downtown up through Over-the-Rhine, Clifton by the university, and Northside, the more liberal areas, here's Pleasant Ridge.
Everything else except for one tie which is orange is Cranley. The East Side, Mt. Washington, up here Carthage, big votes in the African American community, Bond Hill, and out on the West Side Cranley really cleaned up.
The two issues he rode through the entire campaign, the streetcar and the parking meters, must have just saturated the minds of the electorate out there. Jeff Hirsh reviewed the map with Gene Beaupre, political analyst from Xavier University. Beaupre says the low turnout, 29 percent citywide, plus cranley's strength in the conservative west side, were factors in his victory.
Those early returns are a pretty good predictor of how the rest of the night will go. Early votes, Cranley 61-39. Overall election with all the votes, Cranley 58- Qualls 42. So now, unlike with the old absentee ballots, if you're getting drubbed in the early votes, perhaps you might as well go home.
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...are Asda and Tesco selling it cheap yet?
Doesn't matter - they never want to sell the bloody PC version anyway. On console it would just be a waste.
What I've seen of BF3 actually quite interests me, and I didn't think it would. I might give it a shot when it comes down in price a bit.
BF3 is going nowhere near my machine until EA get rid of that piece of crappy spyware you have to install with it.
ASDA are selling the pc version for £29.99 instore
Not surprising.
While actual game-play in both is excellent, BF3 is pretty mediocre when compared with MW3. In MW3 you can exist a game from both the lobby and in-game. BF3 you can only bail in-game.
Game matchmaking in MW3 is the fastest I've seen (includes not just BF3 but also GoW and Halo).
any normal techie knows just to close the window... not rocket science.... or are you on console?
and you cant class a whole game down to lobby.. but then again no real FPS player plays on console. i will stick with superb gfx and 64 players thanks :)
i have to say i dont like battelog - seems like a faff to me
so after all the hype and the anticipation of the BF vs MW face-off, turns out there wasn't any competiton at all and it was a walkover
You mean Activision charged me £40 as a way of punishing me for not buying World of Warcraft? Damn.
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No, Activision charged you 29.99 for not buying WoW and 10.01 for not buying at ASDA.
Dammit, don't these people know there's a RECESSION on!!!
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Hopefully they learned something from Black-ops. I basically stopped playing, it was so bad.
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Before anyone knocks me or supports me on being on anyone's side, I'm just going to offer factual things about this man, that we all met way back when, during the GASH/PODCAST FROM HELL days, and when horror was arguably better.
Why? I don't like bullying, making fun, and pushing people down, to where they have to give up on things they love doing, especially if that is their hobby, love, and maybe even bread & butter. I feel bad, and ultimately it's not right to reduce anyone to such positions, no matter the bullshit behind it.
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i have just tested this in game. ashe carrying ghostblade only receives it's benefits for 4 seconds
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I think you need to stop smoking weed while playing if you think you saw someone have the GB active up for 12 seconds
No, weed does not increase your performance. Weed is a depressant and can very easily give the illusion that more time has passed than you remember due to short term memory loss (also called blacking out). It does not increase stamina or focus...just the opposite in fact. I'm aware that I am derailing the thread a bit with this response, but Firebat's comment was so incredibly stupid that I am now fearful for the survival of mankind.
It's the active part that makes it great and not so great at the same time.
Ghostblade is awesome on melee carries such as Xin zhao, Tryndamere, and Olaf. It is a great item for bursting down a target.
It also works on "semi-melee" and ranged carries, it is just preffered on Melee because they need the Movement speed.
Urgot, Renek, and everything physical that is Cooldown dependant looove ghost blade (also a good reason to get brutalizer on ashe, more arm pen, more 1337 arrows)
Increases the duration to a maximum of 8? First time I read this, I though it increased the duration of the active to 8 seconds instead of four. This tooltip can easily be misunderstood, even without having smoked anything.
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