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476. Burj Al Arab: The Tower of the Arabs December 13, 2012 Constructed on an 280m artificial island and designed to mimic the sail of a ship, the Burj al Khalifa is a fusion of fine art and extreme engineering. This hotel is a testament to the Dubai’s ever expanding architecture. When visitors came to this majestic country they have a chance to witness a place that has advanced many years into the future. The colossal shopping malls, grand business centers and impressive skyscrapers will surely render you speechless. It is quite astonishing that this “land of deserts” has evolved into a royal city of dreams, bursting with prosperity at the seams.... (read more) Author: Diane Trader

477. Let Your Heart Race with a Sail Boat Tour in Dubai December 13, 2012 Dhow racing is an extremely grueling sport that is solely dependent on skill and experience. Traditional dhow sailing and racing have been an integral part of Dubai’s heritage for centuries. Traditional dhow sailing and racing have been an integral part of Dubai’s heritage for centuries. This grand sport was introduced to the waters of Dubai in 1996 for the empowerment of local seamen and to draw attention to the kingdoms cultural link to the sea. In Dubai, dhow racing is a familial affair for the sailors as team’s compromise of Fathers and their sons. Grand children, cousins and other yo... (read more) Author: Diane Trader

478. Save Money on Your Weight Loss Advocacy with Eastern Foods December 13, 2012 Many people frequently face the challenge of slimming down because of the costly diet plan plans that they should stay with. This is because of the costly components that are included on each meal. The exact same is particularly true for green salads and high protein meals that are not generally located on fast food chains and cost effective restaurants. Thus, reducing weight is typically attached to the idea of spending a good-looking amount to keep the ideal diet plan, which is implied to support one's consistency in working out. Instead of counting the carbs on your meals, would you no... (read more) Author: Fabiane Braga

479. Five Lesser Know Spices in Indian Cooking December 12, 2012 Not everyone is ready to delve into the world of unknown spices used in Indian cuisine. Why invest in something unknown? This article should help with a better understanding of some of these lesser known spices. Indian cuisine calls for many spices that are commonly known to us in the western world. Spices such as cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, cumin and coriander seed are ones we all know and probably use. What about some spices that are totally unknown? The smells of Indian cooking are unmistakable. The smell of something very exotic can be quite enticing. Walking past an Indian restaurant ... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

480. Design and style together with superior for build of them replica dolce & gabbana watches sale. December 12, 2012 It is no doubt that look-alike watches are very popular today. Thousands of replica watches can be bought in retail stores and online stores. More and more people like to wear imitation watches as their stylish accessories. We can see that watch is getting more and more popular, many people love wearing pieces. Some of them wear luxury pieces. Is the luxury watch not dear now? The answer is no. Many of them are wearing replica luxury pieces. What is best breitling bentley edition watches? It is a kind of watch which well cloned by good manufacturer. It is apparent that reproduction is not... (read more) Author: anni tree

481. Why Proactivity Is Better Than Reactivity In Customer Service December 11, 2012 Staying ahead by anticipating customers’ needs, Live chat software helps companies provide proactive service. Reactive customer services only aim at addressing issues as they arise, which isn’t the case with proactivity at all. Therefore, when it comes to satisfying and retaining customers, Live support software might be the best choice for the companies. There are two kinds of customer service, one is reactive and the other is proactive. In reactive customer service, action is taken after a customer experiences problem or when something is brought to company’s attention. Quite contraril... (read more) Author: Shelly Miessner

482. The Making and Uses of Ghee, One does not need to be Indian to enjoy ghee and its many benefits. December 11, 2012 Ghee is most often used in Indian cooking. It is found easily in most health food stores these days as well as some groceries, but it is easy to make and lasts a long time, so try making it at home. I discovered a love for Indian foods many years ago. I am not of Indian origin, but I have cooked many wonderful dishes, and am always on the lookout for an interesting sounding spice combination and a new recipe to try. Long ago I found I really disliked commercial curry powder, no matter how fresh, so for a long time I avoided Indian cuisine, thinking it was all about curry powder. I was s... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

483. An Easy Sauce to Serve over Pasta December 10, 2012 Sometimes we have an accident when making a meal and it turns out to be the best thing, ever. This happened to me some years ago, when I was making a pasta sauce for spaghetti. I had a large container of what I was just sure was spaghetti sauce. I fried up the hamburger meat, added in the usual onion and green pepper, grabbed the sauce to add in and midway through pouring the jar full, I realized it was Salsa. Oh my. I was so upset at that moment, yet it turned out to have excellent flavors. We all have days when inspiration is low, and nothing seems just right. What to make for dinner?... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

484. Five Best Kitchen Items to Have on Hand December 09, 2012 There are so many utensils and gadgets on the market today. These are five of the ones I would not want to live without. Useful almost daily, from expensive to downright cheap, these items are ones you will not want to miss. Over the years, I have amassed a huge amount of things for my kitchen. Some are used daily and some rarely, though all have their place. The five items I will discuss here are ones I use all the time. From the most inexpensive little piece of molded plastic to a pricey item worth every penny, read on to learn more about them. Item one is the Zyliss or Suzi Garl... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

485. The Fiery Bicol Express: A Popular Filipino Delicacy December 08, 2012 For travellers, Bicol Express may sound like a transportation option, perhaps a bus or a train. While there is indeed a train that connects Manila to Naga in Bicol, this is not what this article is about. Instead, it is about the spicy hot, yet delicious delicacy that many Bicolanos, Filipinos, and yes, even foreigners love to eat. An interesting name It is quite peculiar that a famous dish in the Philippines can have such as name that can otherwise be linked to some form of transportation. Nonetheless, “legend” has it that it got its name due to an interesting fact that when people... (read more) Author: Chayne Moling

486. Variations on a Bread Making Theme December 08, 2012 Once you have mastered making bread, additions or changes can be made with the recipe. Discover how adding in some healthy ingredients, substituting flours and even working with dough when you have forgotten an ingredient. You know how sometimes even the best cook can get distracted and forget an ingredient? That happened to me once many years back, and I completely forgot to put in the 3 eggs called for in my bread recipe. I was so distracted that even when I had only added 7 cups of flour and the dough already looked too dry, I still didn’t realize what was wrong. I made the bread, ba... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

487. Eric Tier at Black-Wiing Productions is happy to be hosting the 3rd Annual 12 Bands of Christmas To December 07, 2012 (1888PressRelease) 12 Bands of Christmas US Marines Toys for Tots Benefit Concert and Ultimate Auction Items being held on Sunday December 9th at Mardi Gras Multi Club with 100% of door and auction bids going to charity as well as all the toys raised. Providence-Fall River-Warwick, RI-MA - Black-WiingProductions and MARDI GRAS TO HOST TOYS FOR TOTS FUNDRAISER. Mardi Gras, located at 1500 Oaklawn Ave., Cranston, RI will feature 12 rock bands including: Sunset Steel, Pistol Shot Gypsy, Flash Mob, Therapy, Suburban Downfall, Cabana Boys, Scarlett, Streets, Those Alone, and Omega Reign a... (read more) Author: donald hood

488. You and Italian Restaurants December 07, 2012 Italian restaurants have become a nail in American culture. They are so admired that even children, who have a tendency to be very picky eaters, get keyed up at the idea of eating at them. Keep in mind that for this sort of cuisine to be so popular, it is astonishing that no one seems to care about how pricey one of these meals are. Some people even travel just so they can go to a particular place. It might wonder you what is so tempting about these dining places. One of the reasons for Americans to be very much obsessed with this sort of cuisine is that it is made from the best of ingred... (read more) Author: Mark Twain

489. My Kitchen Aid Mixer For Bread December 07, 2012 When I first started making the bread recipe that came down from my grandmother, I made it true to the recipe. Back in the 1970s I had nothing to facilitate bread making but my two hands. I made bread that way for many long years, until I got my Kitchen Aid. I avoided getting a Kitchen Aid mixer for a long time, feeling I didn’t need it, but once I got one, it changed my life, and the way I made bread. At the time I got the Kitchen Aid, I had reduced the size of the bread recipe to make only the 2 loaves that a bread making machine could handle. The bread machine was literally used to i... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

490. Woman slain by Chiefs player brought joy December 06, 2012 BLUE RIDGE, Texas (AP) — The slain girlfriend of Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher was a loyal friend who brought joy to others with her smiles and laughter, a relative said Thursday at a memorial service for the woman. nike free shoes Belcher fatally shot 22-year-old Kasandra Perkins on Saturday at the Kansas City home they shared with their 3-month-old daughter, Zoey. He then drove to the Chiefs practice facility at Arrowhead Stadium, where coach Romeo Crennel, general manager Scott Pioli and defensive assistant Gary Gibbs witnessed Belcher commit suicide. Perkins was fro... (read more) Author: Annis chen

491. My Bread Making Tradition, My Mothers Recipe December 06, 2012 By now I am sure you have read a lot about the theory of making good bread from scratch. Start with a recipe that I have been using for the last 40 years and enjoy your results. I had to learn to make bread at age 21, in a foreign country, without an oven. With all the modern conveniences today, bread making is a snap. It is my recommendation that it be made completely by hand at first so the look and feel of the dough becomes known. Later on, using a machine or mixer, you will understand better what you are seeing, and instinctively know how to correct, if things go awry. My Mom’s Bre... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

492. All About Bread Making, My Beginning December 05, 2012 I started making bread at age 21 because I had married and moved to Guatemala and it was next to impossible to find sandwich bread worth eating. Even without an oven I made bread, using an electric fry pan with a small cake cooling rack set inside. I baked one loaf at a time, so baking was a 2 hour process with a recipe that makes 4 loaves. I watched my Mom make bread since I was small. She only made bread for special occasions or holidays, and her recipe came from her mother. The bread is a rich butter and egg dough and makes wonderful, warm colored and slightly sweet bread. It is he... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

493. Peru Amazon Trips - Plan For Your Vacation December 05, 2012 When it comes to tour to the nation of Peru, a trip to Amazon rainforest is the one that should never be missed out by tourists. This wonderful location can be reached either by land or by water as well with the help of travel agencies operating river cruises. Some of the information about river cruises is given below. As many tourist organizers in this part of the world are arranging for Peru Amazon Trips, any traveler can find a cruise that will come within his budget. If a person feels that he cannot spend too much, he can plan his travel independently by stringing up a hammock equival... (read more) Author: kelth zudith

494. Unveiling innovative commercial kitchen equipment in Melbourne: Phoeniks is very pleased about the December 04, 2012 One of the leading commercial kitchen equipment suppliers of Australia – PHOENIKS – organized last week (26th and 27th November) a cooking forum introducing the cook & chill method which is largely used in Europe and more and more spreading in Australia. Working in partnership with Advantage commercial kitchens, Phoeniks enjoyed the massive showroom of Advantage commercial kitchens to introduce new commercial kitchen equipment melbourne. Indeed, as the MKN team was here, Phoeniks brought innovative MKN commercial kitchen equipment in the showroom so that Franck – one of the chef of MKN – could... (read more) Author: Max giraud

495. How Cookbook Favorites Change with Time December 04, 2012 I have changed favored cookbooks as my life has changed. Long ago as a new wife and mother, I had two all purpose cookbooks. I used the Joy of Cooking, by Irma Rombauer and Marion Rombauer Becker, given to me by a dear friend, and The Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook, given me by my mother. The Better Homes and Gardens is nicely all purpose, but quite generic and just didn’t cover all my needs when I moved to Guatemala at age 20. While living so very far away from my mother, The Joy of Cooking turned out to be my companion and mentor, my go-to for advice. A good cookbook is so much... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

496. Grand Cayman Restaurants Guide December 04, 2012 Grand Cayman is the largest of the three land masses that constitute the Cayman Islands. It encompasses 197 square km area of verdant landscape, fringed with tall coconut and palm trees. The island is a paradise, famous for its pristine beaches, colorful marine life, balmy sea breezes and numerous tourist hot spots. Today, the Grand Cayman has also emerged as an important center for finance and economy, which draws businesses and investors to this far-off island, regularly. Grand Cayman restaurants form the cynosure of the island’s life. With such extensive choices available to the touris... (read more) Author: David Mack

497. Restaurants in Gurgaon: Dining out in best Multi Cuisine Restaurant December 03, 2012 Gurgaon is a charming city in the North of India its a part of Delhi, and although not a particularly big city, still has plenty of offer to visitors. In fact, Gurgaon is actually a IT Hub, lot of Indian and foreign companies head quarters are there, so its became a huge IT sector that's why restaurants, pubs and bars also grown up here very fast. The best recommendation any restaurant can receive is ‘Try anything on the menu and you won’t be disappointed. That’s couldn’t be any truer for Chili’s, a casual dining restaurant in Gurgaon that serves American food influenced by Tex-Mex Cuisin... (read more) Author: Sandip Patil

498. Variety superimposed down jacket fashion December 03, 2012 "Overlay" is a new term was born in the field of clothing to wear, meaning inside and outside with different clothes to wear. With the popularity of outdoor living, master good Cheap North Face Jackets "superposition rule" to meet warm while winter outdoor activities to ensure both fashion sense. This winter, the top outdoor sports brand launched by the North Face down jacket series is more suitable for the superposition wearing. The North Face Down "middle" of the series is superimposed wearing the preferred product Long-sleeved warm down jacket, filler cashmere large goose down, in meet war... (read more) Author: brownav brownav

499. Pepper, an Underappreciated Workhouse December 02, 2012 I feel pepper is the workhorse, plodding along, doing its job, dependably. But is it really doing its job? If you are using pre ground pepper, you truly do not know what you are missing. It tastes nothing like freshly ground pepper, even if using low quality peppercorns. Freshly ground pepper has a bouquet all its own, and a flavor that puts the pre ground commercial variety to shame. Using high quality Tellicherry or Malabar peppercorns is a revelation. The flavor and bouquet are exquisitely floral with pungency and bite. Once I tried these, I could never go back. Black pepper comes fro... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

500. Poppy Seeds. Part of My Ethnic Background December 01, 2012 With nearly one million in a pound, poppy seeds are found in foods from cultures all around the world. Everyone knows that poppy seeds come from the opium poppy, papaver somniferum. Opium comes from milking the unripe seed pods. These seeds come from fully ripened pods, and while all parts of the plant can carry the opium alkaloids, the seeds contain an extremely low level of opiates and are safe for consumption. That said, be aware that if international travel or a drug test is on the horizon, one should avoid any foods with poppy seeds, as they can cause a false positive reading. The ... (read more) Author: Chris Rawstern

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