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Dear readers The cover story of EMAL International Magazine, this month is Pakistan Fashion Week London is the brainchild of Team Riwayat which is headed up by directors from across Pakistan and the United Kingdom. Riwayat's journey has been a rich one so far, and the 10th edition of PFW London took place at the Sheraton Grand Park Lane London with EMAL International Magazine as there media partners. Where Some of Pakistan’s top designers showed their latest collections at the event, including Deepak Perwani, Maheen Khan, Shamaeel Ansari and Agha Noor. Is Donald Trump the healthiest president ever? Buzz the world with wi-tribe, make free calls all over the world, just download buzz app and get started. Read the do's and dont's by Mr Larry Fogg during your trip to Australia. Check out EMAL's winter trend guide for men and women that you must need to know. The beauty tips this month will show you how dermatologists take care of their skin. Happy Readings Regards Beenish Waqas EDITOR EMAL International Magazine
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EVENTS PFW 10 Red Carpet
HOME & DECOR Gray Floors Look Amazing in your Home Latest Kitchen & Living Room Trends Around the World
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TECHNOLOGY OnePlus 3T vs. iPhone 7Plus
CURRENT AFFAIRS General Qamar Javed Bajwa was Chief Guest at APS Peshawar to Pay Homage Donald Trump The Healthiest President Ever Erna Solberg did Opening of the Double Track and New Station at Holmestrand Javed Malik on Bahrain's National Day
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TRAVEL & TOURISM Larry Fogg Trip to Sydney, Australia
TRENDS 6 Clever Ways to Wear Fall’s Standout Runway Pieces Menswear Trends for Fall/Winter
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BEAUTY CARE Skin Care Tips DERMATOLOGISTS Do Themselves
FOOD Spring Roll Chicken White Karahi Chicken Hakka Noodles Chicken Shashlik Coffaholic
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MOVIES The Founder Rogue One Assassin’s Creed Silence
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DONALD TRUMP THE HEALTHIEST PRESIDENT EVER
ERNA SOLBERG DID OPENING OF THE DOUBLE TRACK AND NEW STATION AT HOLMESTRAND Norway HOLMESTRAND – THE WORLD'S FIRST MOUNTAIN STATION A new fourteen kilometers double track through the city of Holmestrand will greatly improve the rail services on the Vestfold line. Rambøll is responsible for the design of seven kilometers of the line and Holmestrand Station. Most of the new double track will run through a tunnel. Only 400 meters of the fourteen kilometers line will be located over the surface. The new tracks will be connected to existing tracks at Nykirke, south of Holmestrand. The construction of the line between Holm and Homestrand has already started, and the planned opening of the complete line is in December 2015.
JAVED MALIK ON BAHRAIN'S NATIONAL DAY Ambassador Bahrain & Dubai Javed Malik said “as an Ambassador, I like to remain closely connected with my community, because this enables me to understand their issues better. I have discovered that sometimes, just holding someone's hand can comfort them. It's just being there, that makes the difference! He shared his thoughts while talking at a prestigious event in Bahrain on its national day.
GENERAL QAMAR JAVED BAJWA WAS CHIEF GUEST AT APS PESHAWAR TO PAY HOMAGE A ceremony was held at APS Peshawar to pay homage to the martyrs of APS tragedy. General Qamar Javed Bajwa, COAS was the chief guest on the occasion who laid a floral wreath at the martyrs monument and offered Fateha for the departed souls. Later he joined the families of shuhada, large gathering of locals, school children and staff for Quran Khawani within school premises. Speaking on the occasion COAS said that the terror attack on innocent children of The school was an attack
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Donald Trump, a master showman, surprised the “Dr. Oz Show” studio audience on Wednesday by revealing the results of a recent physical exam The “Oz” episode, taped on Wednesday morning, will not air until Thursday. But a campaign spokeswoman confirmed that Trump handed Dr. Oz a one-page summary of the physical exam he underwent last week. The physical was conducted by Dr. Harold N. Bornstein, the same doctor who previously said Trump would be the healthiest president in history. The campaign plans to share the information from Dr. Bornstein on Thursday. Earlier on Wednesday, the campaign said Oz would not be reviewing the results of Trump's recent physical. Trump also talked with Oz about his physical activity, dietary habits, and broader healthrelated issues. Trump was also set to discuss political topics that are of interest to the “Dr. Oz Show” audience, like efforts to fight the Zika virus and Trump's new child care policies. Trump's daughter Ivanka, who joined him on the campaign trail Tuesday, also planned to join him for part of the “Dr. Oz Show” taping. The appearance is partly a pitch to female voters. (Daytime TV shows like “Dr. Oz” skew female.) The show is planning to release clips from the taping Wednesday afternoon. The episode will be broadcast on Thursday. Article by Brian Stelter.
on the humanity and the most painful and unforgettable moment in our history. We will never forget our children and thousands others who sacrificed in our fight against terrorism. While Our heart goes with all affected families, I personally draw my motivation from this huge sacrifice. Expressing his sentiments, General Qamar Javed Bajwa said he shared grief of all affected families as as a father and a brother”. Terrorists tried to demoralize the nation and armed forces by attacking the softest target. My message to enemies of our country is that our resolve is unflinching and we will chase these savages to their last bastion and will not rest till their total elimination from every nook and corner of the motherland, COAS emphasised. He assured the parents of Shaheed Children that armed forces alongwith whole nation stand shoulder to shoulder with them during these testing times. COAS said we are trying our best to render all necessary assistance to the next of Kins of Shuhada and we will continue our efforts. He said education is a prerequsite for progress of any nation and army will continue to contribute towards provision of quality education . Armed forces are guarantor of defence of the country and we will not leave any stone unturned to fulfill our duty. Earlier on arrival, he was received by Lt Gen Hidayat ur Rehman, Comd of Peshawar Corps.
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pple is the company that set the standard for high-end smartphone pricing, but Chinese startup OnePlus is trying to break that mold with its value-minded "Flagship killers." Let's see how the new OnePlus 3T comparestotheiPhone7Plus.
SIZE Both phones are substantial phablets, but the iPhone 7 Plus is the more sizable of the two. The OnePlus 3T is about 3-percent shorter and 4-percent narrower than the iPhone, though it is just a whisper thicker.
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The iPhone 7 Plus is 17-percent heavier than the OnePlus, which is significant when we're talking about smartphones. That 30 grams isn't going to cause a slipped disc, but there are times when it could make a difference, such as when you're toting your phone during a workout.
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3D TOUCH (PRESSURE-SENSITIVE
DISPLAY) One feature that is unique to iPhones (so far) is a pressuresensitive display that enables 3D Touch functionality, a navigational feature that's heavily incorporated into iOS 10. This means that there are more ways to interact with the iPhone's touchscreen, depending on how long/hard you press.
CAMERA
MEGAPIXELS The camera on the OnePlus 3T packs in megapixels like no other. 16 megapixels is more than most rear-facing smartphone cameras have, and a front camera to match is virtually unheard of. Of course, there are other important factors in image quality, but OnePlus handily wins the resolution war, and its selfies should be sharp as a tack.
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APERTURE (REAR) In most cases, a larger camera aperture on a smartphone means better low-light shooting. The smaller the f-stop, the larger the aperture, so the iPhone 7 Plus wins this one. Still, the best way to determine subtle shooting differences is by testing the cameras, so stay tuned for some OnePlus 3T photography samples, which we'll include in our review.
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CAMERA FOR OPTICAL ZOOM The iPhone 7 Plus has a dual-lens rear camera. One of the lenses is a standard 28-millimeter equivalent and the other is a telephoto lens. The two lenses work seamlessly to enable 2x optical zoom and 10x digital zoom. Combined with the iPhone's software-based Portrait shooting mode, it should offer clearer images of objects shot from a distance as well as enhanced bokeh effects.
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BUILD Nothing adventurous here. Both of these phones predictably stick to a tried-and-true aluminum unibody build.
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RESISTANCE Water resistance ratings are becoming increasingly more common in all kinds of mobile technology, but OnePlus has yet to jump on the bandwagon. The iPhone's IP67 rating denotes ingress protection from immersion in up to one meter of water for up to 30 minutes.
DISPLAY
SIZE Even though the iPhone 7 Plus is a larger phone, it has the same 5.5-inch screen size as the OnePlus 3T. OnePlus does a more efficient job of fitting a capacious screen onto the space provided.
DISPLAY
RESOLUTION The two same-size displays also match in resolution, for a decent density of 401 pixels-per-inch. We'll be taking a closer look at the OnePlus 3T's display in our upcoming full-length review, but we'll be surprised if it rivals the iPhone's. While the Apple display does not necessarily look impressive on paper, other qualities – like contrast ratio, white balance and color accuracy – make it one of the loveliest we've seen.
DISPLAY
TYPE The type of display also factors into the viewing experience. OnePlus uses AMOLED technology, while Apple has long stuck with IPS.
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PFW 10 Aamir and Hamna
Abbas and Hajra Lalljee
Adnan Ansari & Maheen Khan Abdul Samad
Alia Malik and Maheen Khan
nazish omar and family
Riwayat & Pakistan High Commission Teams
Adnan Ansari with actresses
Alia RaďŹ a
Chris, Tehmina Janjua, Adnan & His Excellency Syed Ibne Abbas Cham Imi
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Brands by Bombay Stores
Bombay Wala DeVu
Braathii Fashion Factory
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Maaz Jee
Sahar Atif
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Shamaeel Ansari
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PFW 10 London Pakistan Fashion Week London is the brainchild of Team Riwayat which is headed up by directors from across Pakistan, India and the United Kingdom. Riwayat's journey has been a rich one so far, and the 10th edi on of PFW London took place at the Sheraton Grand Park Lane, a five-star Art Deco hotel in the heart of London's Mayfair on the 26th and 27th of November 2016. The show showcased 30 top designers from the subcon nent and beyond, with the two-day event focussing on latest trends in Asian designer-wear including contemporary and formal / bridal / resort selec ons. Some of Pakistan’s top designers showed their latest collec ons at the event, including Deepak Perwani, Maheen Khan, Shamaeel Ansari and Agha Noor. The show itself was hosted by the very talented and renowned TV host Hajra Lalljee. Riwayat were honoured to welcome to the event Pakistan’s High Commissioner, His Excellency Syed Ibne Abbas as well as Ambassador Tehmina Junjua, the Permanent Representa ve of Pakistan to the United Na ons. Riwayat were also delighted that the cast of the film Dobara Phir Se were present at the grand opening
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show. This included actors Tooba Siddiqui, Hareem Farooq and Sanam Saeed as well as its renowned director Mehreen Jabbar. The show was enhanced by some of Pakistani top models including Fouzia Aman, Eshal Fayyaz, Hira Ejaz, Sana Fakhar and the TV star Fia Khan. Sana Khan, the famous film actor, walked the catwalk for designer Moazzam Abbasi alongside some very talented Bri sh models. Nabila, the famous stylist from Pakistan, styled the models for the ramp shows. The fashion shows were followed by an exhibi on by the designers, which is an integral part of our event. The exhibitor’s hall that played host to the designers’ collec ons was packed to capacity on both days, with fashionistas and others flocking in to grab next season’s fashion statements. Also present on the event were a large number of fashion bloggers and celebri es from countries around the sub-con nent. Riwayat's success in our tenth impeccable fashion event has been stupendous, and we would like to thank the support of the Pakistani High Commission London, ARY Digital, Patron Sponsor Movements by Collec bles, Benysh Kahn, The Hair Club and FaraniJavid-Taylor Solicitors. Riwayat’s mission is to present the best of Pakistan's fusion of east-west fashion under a western roof. PFW10 has successfully managed to excite and cap vate a global audience with the crea ve geniuses that are the cream of Pakistan’s fashion designers.
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Agha Noor
Abdul Samad Ayesha Aejaz
Ahsans Aisha Imran
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LARRY FOGG
TRIP TO SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
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arrived at Sydney, Australia, early on the morning of August before con nuing on to Darwin, Australia. I went to the Australian Na onal Mari me Museum to see the new exhibit on Sco 's last expedi on to Antarc ca. The exhibit was very well organized and I was par cularly impressed by the shoes for the sled dogs and the snowshoes for the horses. While I was at the museum, I was also able to see the replica of the Dutch sailing ship Duy en which was visi ng the museum.
James Cook's 18th century sailing ship which I visited while at Australian Na onal Mari me Museum, Sydney Australia, during 2009 and 2010. Endeavour was constructed in Freemantle, Western Australia, between 1988 and 1994, at a cost of 17 million Australian dollars and is considered to be Australia's Flag Ship. The overall length is 109 feet 3 inches, the breadth is 29 feet 2 inches, main mast height is 127 feet 11 inches, fore mast height is 109 feet 10 inches, mizzen mast height is 78 feet 9 inches, and has a The VOC Jacht, Duy en (Li le Dove), is a displacement volume of 550 tons. replica of the Dutch East India Company Since I was required to transport my sailing (VOC) ship that made the first recorded clothing as airline checked baggage, I made European visit to the Australian con nent. certain that I allowed plenty of me in the Commanded by Willem Janszoor, who made event one of the airlines misplaced or lost my the first chart of the mainland of Australia, bag. Fortunately, my checked baggage she landed on the west coast of Cape York in April 1606. The replica was built in Western Australia and launched in 1999. I flew to Darwin on August 12 to be in posi on to board the HMB Endeavour for the Darwin to Broome, Australia, voyage segment as part of the Australian Na onal Mari me Museum H M B Endeavour Around Australia 2011-2012 Voyage. The HMB Endeavour is a replica of Captain
arrived with me, and I had several days to explore Darwin. I arrived at Darwin during the a ernoon and began exploring the neighborhood near my hotel. I con nued walking in the direc on of the wharf area and spo ed the Endeavouroff in the distance. I gradually made my way down to the Stoke's Hill Wharf area and walked to where the Endeavour was moored. She had been open for public tours earlier in the day but was closed by the me I arrived. I spent some me talking to the security guard and decided to return the following day when she would again be open to the public. The wharf area has recently been developed to include the Darwin Conven on Centre, a wave pool, and new high-rise housing units. I returned to my hotel before 6:00 PM and was amazed that most of the stores were already closed – pubs and restaurants were pre y much all that remained open and many restaurants were closed before 9:00 PM.
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The OT Line which stretched 2,000 miles from Port Darwin to Port Augusta in South Australia, was finally linked to Java via a submerged telegraph cable on 27 August 1872. The OT Line provided the first permanent means of communica on between Australia and the rest of the world. I also went to an aboriginal art exhibi on that was being held at the conven on center and visited the Indo Pacific Marine Exhibi on. The Indo Pacific Marine Exhibi on has more than thirty marine displays including living marine coral reef ecosystems. The proprietor said that he has one of only three natural living coral reef ecosystems with his being self-sustaining and self-stabilizing with no water filtra on for the past eighteen years – Okinawa and the Smithsonian Ins tute are the loca ons of the two other living coral reef from the Parliament House to the ecosystems. I found the exhibits with living Aquascene at Doctors Gully and many coral to be fascina ng when viewed through other Darwin points of interest including magnifica on provided by the proprietor. Lyons Co age, Smith Street Mall, the Old On August 15, I decided to try my luck with Town Hall Ruins, Survivors' Lookout, the the Darwin public transporta on system and H M S B e a g l e B e l l C h i m e s , a n d I took the No. 8 bus to the Avia on Heritage Government House. Masked Lapwings Centre at Winnellie. This museum has I returned to the Endeavour the and Orange Footed Scrubfowl were numerous helicopters, homebuilt aircra , following day and spent several hours among some of the interes ng birds that I aircra engines, and fixed wing aircra . The there visi ng with people and taking observed in Bicentennial Park. fixed wing aircra include a Boeing B-52G the public tour of the ship with all of The Lyons Co age was built in 1925 as bomber, an MK VIII Spi ire replica, a CAC the museum exhibits on board. I was accommoda on for the Darwin Cable Sabre Jet Fighter, a Dassault Mirage fighter, informed that the Darwin to Broome Company management staff and their and a Tiger Moth WW II training airplane. I voyage was so popular that it was fa m i l i e s . A l t h o u g h t h e b o m b i n g took the No. 8 bus back to Darwin and then completely sold out. They said that the destroyed most of Darwin City, the took the No. 4 bus to the Fannie Bay Gaol ship would be open to the public for Co age survived intact and was occupied (jail) which first opened in 1883. Following one more day and that they would remove all of the museum exhibit materials from the ship on Monday, August 15, in prepara on for crew boarding on August 16. A er leaving the Endeavour, I visited the World War II Oil Storage tunnels on my way back to my hotel. These were oil storage t u n n e l s t h at we re co n st r u c te d between 1943 and the end of the war to protect Darwin's oil supplies from enemy bombardment during war me. Two of the tunnels are open to the public with Darwin war me photos displayed on the tunnel walls. Several by the United States Army between 1943 the bombing raid on Darwin in February areas of Darwin have permanent and 1945. The Co age suffered damage 1942, the prisoners were released and the exhibi ons commemora ng the during Cyclone Tracy and was restored to military took control of all of the buildings. bombing of Darwin by the Japanese post-1942 exterior while the interior The jail resumed opera ons a er the war during February 1942. reflects the period between 1926 and un l it was closed in 1979. The gallows inside On the morning of August 14, I 1942. the Old Infirmary were used for only two con nued my explora ons of Darwin execu ons in 1952. The Gaol suffered A telegraph pole statue marks the site on foot. I explored Bicentennial Park damage during Cyclone Tracy in December where the First Overland Telegraph (OT) 1974. An aboriginal art exhibit was open in a Pole was erected on 15 September 1870. por on of the old medium security sec on
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during my visit. I then took the No. 4 bus from the jail to the Northern Territory Museum and Art Gallery which had a number of exhibi on galleries including a Cyclone Tracy Exhibit and the Colin Jack-Hinton Mari me Gallery. I returned to downtown Darwin via the No. 4 bus and began packing to checkout the following day to board the Endeavour. I boarded the Endeavour on the morning of August 16. Most of the day was spent with orienta on, training, and ship safety. The Endeavour had a professional crew of 16 people, a maximum voyage crew of 36 people, and supernumerary (gentlemen sailor) crew of 4 people. The voyage crewmembers sleep in hammocks in the 18th century deck area which they set up at approximately 8:40 PM and stow in the morning at approximately 7:15 AM. The voyage crewmembers are required to perform all voyage crew du es including watches, sail handling, anchor rope handling, galley duty, daily shipboard cleaning, helm du es, and lookout du es. Each supernumerary crewmember is assigned to one of four private cabins which are replica cabins of the gentlemen sailors who accompanied Captain Cook aboard the
watch groups, assignment of climbing harnesses and reflec ve vests, safety orienta ons, climbing orienta ons, and familiariza on of the ship, onboard rules, and protocols. The modern galley and food service area as well as two large separate areas containing modern toilets, lavatories, showers, and clothing storage lockers for the voyage crewmembers are located on the 20th Century deck – the 20th Century deck is located beneath the 18th Century deck and is accessed via a stairway between the decks.
us leave, and we fired one of Endeavour's 17th Century cannons as we departed. We sailed northeast and anchored in Shoal Bay for the night. The following morning we hoisted the anchor and set sails on a westerly course as we began day 2 of our voyage to Broome. We con nued sailing on a northwesterly course while we were wai ng for favorable winds. I took my turn at the helm during our watch periods. Unlike the Europa, where one
The voyage crewmember and supernumeraries were assigned to three separate watch groups: Fore Mast Watch, Main Mast Watch, and Mizzen Mast Watch. I was assigned to the Mizzen Mast Watch along with Greg Keays, another supernumerary. The watch groups rotated through the ships watches – A ernoon (1200-1600), 1st Dog (16001800), 2nd Dog (1800-2000), Evening
(2000-2400), Middle (000-0004), Morning (0400-0800) and Forenoon (0800-1200). As supernumeraries, Greg and I opted to perform watch du es between 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM which included climbing the mast and yards, sail handling, lookout du es, and steering the ship at the helm. The other two supernumeraries were Cliff Pulling, who was sailing on the voyage with his son, and John Boulton, a pediatrician who currently specializes in providing medical care to the Aboriginal popula on in the Kimberly. John, Greg, and I spent quite a bit of me together and became very good friends during the voyage. I would like to travel with them again on some future visits to Australia.
Endeavour between August 1768 and July 1771. Each Supernumerary has the op on to choose individual shipboard watch ac vi es in which he or she wishes to par cipate. The supernumeraries also have access to a separate toilet and shower facility, which they share with the Captain, and have complete access to the 18th century officers' mess area as well as the great cabin. I booked my passage as a supernumerary and was assigned to the Mr. Joseph Banks cabin. This cabin is a replica of the cabin occupied by the Since the Captain decided to wait for high botanist and member of the Royal Society, de before depar ng Darwin, we Joseph Banks, when he sailed with Captain departed Darwin at 7:00 PM on August Cook. 16. A Sco sh bagpipe played on the dock The first day was spent with assignment to amid a crowd of people who came to see
person steers the ship from the helm, the helm on the Endeavour requires two people: one person, called the “brawn,” posi ons the helm wheel pursuant to instruc ons from the “brain,” who determines the proper posi on of the helm wheel. The Endeavour employs three methods of steering: following precise instruc ons from a professional
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crewmember; steering a course based on the ship's compass; and steering “Full and By” which is based upon watching the wind in the sails. Most of my mes as “brain” at the helm involved steering by compass although I got an opportunity to steer “Full and By” on one a ernoon en route to Careening Bay. During watch on August 18, I got an opportunity to climb to the fore mast
The winds came up on August 19 and we were finally sailing in excess of 8 knots. Of course the increased winds created waves and several crewmembers succumbed to sea sickness. During mida ernoon, we crossed into Western Australia and con nued our course toward Cape Londonderry. On August 20, the ocean began to change to a dirty greenish color as we encountered silt from the Ord River and during late a ernoon we passed Cape Londonderry. Members of our watch hauled out the anchor rope in an cipa on of anchoring some me during the night. The anchor rope is a rope approximately three inches in diameter and coated in pine tar as a preserva ve; handling the anchor rope is a rather messy job. The Captain decided to anchor overnight at Napier Broome Bay just west of Cape Talbot because we would be approaching very strong dal currents, hazards, and sand banks in the dark. I saw several Lesser Frigate birds at sunrise at Napier Broome Bay on August 21. Depar ng Napier Bay, we sailed in a northerly direc on at speeds in excess of 7 knots. We changed course mida ernoon and sailed between Troughton Island and Cape Bouganvile to shorten up our course to Bigge Island which was our first tenta ve shore landing. I helped stow away the anchor rope during our a ernoon watch and it took lots of heavy duty soap to remove the tar from my hands and arms upon comple on. En route to Bigge Island I observed several Brown Boobies, a type of Gannet bird, and Roseate Terns.
top gallant spar and out to the starboard end of the top gallant yardarm to release and unfurl the sail. I also got an opportunity to climb about halfway out on the bowsprint during forward lookout duty. We also saw a few sea birds, several humpback whales, and a large yellow sea snake as we con nued to wait for more favorable winds. Throughout the voyage, I was amazed at how few sea birds we encountered.
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We sailed overnight and arrived at Wary Bay on the west side of Bigge Island early morning on August 22. The Captain wanted to anchor and have shore excursions so that we could explore the rugged coastal landscape and see indigenous rock art created by the Wunambal people on cave walls at Wary Bay. Unfortunately the Gods were against us and, a er three unsuccessful a empts to anchor at Wary Bay, we moved farther north and a empted one more me to anchor. This anchorage ini ally looked to be successful but, while the zodiac boat was being deployed, the anchor began dragging and we were forced to abandon our shore excursion between 12:30 and 1:00 PM. The Captain sailed south and successfully anchored at Boomerang Bay on the southeast end of Bigge Island at
2:30 p.m. in hopes of trying to anchor again at Wary Bay the following day. Since the following morning brought high winds and strong currents, the Captain canceled a emp ng a shore landing at Wary Bay and instead motored to a posi on to sail a southwesterly course. At roughly 3:00 PM on August 23, we sailed east of Lemark Island en route to Careening Bay. It was during this a ernoon watch that I got my opportunity at the helm to steer using the “Full and By” method – watching the sails to ensure that they are catching the maximum wind before losing full sail due to the wind moving in front of the sails. We observed whales and dolphins en route and arrived at Careening Bay at approximately 9:30 PM. The Captain anchored quite a distance form the beach at Careening Bay due to the 3.6 meter draught of the Endeavour. During the morning of August 24, we began the shore excursions using the zodiac boat and transpor ng five people per trip to the beach to see the famous Boab Tree. In 1820 the cu er ship, HMC Mermaid, spent sixteen days at Careening Bay while repairs were carried out on the keel, stern post, rudder connec ons, garboard strak,e and fasteners. While the ship was being repaired, members of the crew carved “HMC Mermaid 1820” into the trunk of a very large Boab tree. This site has since become a UNESCO World Heritage site and we were fortunate to be able to stop and see it. Greg and I were aboard the first zodiac trip to the beach at approximately 9:30 AM and visited the Boab Tree and hiked to view the landscape and other vegeta on including “dinosaur trees.” We also observed an eagle-like bird soaring above us while we were on the beach. Since there was virtually no shade on the beach, G re g a n d I ret u r n e d to t h e s h i p at approximately 11:15 AM. While the Endeavour was anchored at Careening Bay, a large tourist ship, Oceanic, arrived at approximately 1:00 PM and also began to do shore excursions with large shore par es. A couple of other ships sailed past us at anchor and our last shore party returned to the ship at 4:30 PM. A er hauling in the anchor, we motored back out of Careening Bay and set sails some me before dawn. On August 25, we sailed southwest to the west of White Island and began motoring during the late a ernoon. Between 6:00 PM and 7:30 PM, I managed the helm by myself during our watch while the sails were being
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furled. We motored all night and most of the following day, and we were observed sea snakes, a school of feeding dolphins, Brown Boobies, and whales. We set the sails at 3:30 PM and then observed a very large pod of whales. At least some of the whales were sperm whales. The Captain navigated the ship around for a course to be er observe the whales. Several of the whales breached and one whale did a long high breach above the water – the “Air Jordan” of the pod. The Captain once again reversed course and we returned to motoring en route to Broome. We sailed alongside Cape LaVesque at 7:14 AM on August 27 and observed the red cliffs, white sands, and the lighthouse. We saw many whales and several sea snakes during the a ernoon. A er our a ernoon watch, Greg and I obtained permission to climb to the top of the main mast watch to take some photographs. Some of the shroud lines had just been re-coated with fresh pine tar which made the climb from the main mast course pla orm to the top gallant area messy and gooey, requiring extra-special a en on to our climbing. We each le one of our cameras with watch members on the main deck to take photos of our climb to the top and took other cameras to the top with us. Greg and I photographed each other at the main course pla orm halfway up the mast and at the top gallant pla orm at the top. Since this was the next to the last night aboard the ship, the supernumeraries were treated to a private dinner with the Captain served in the Great Cabin. The Captain wore his uniform to dinner and the best that I could do was to put on clean traveling clothes for dinner. It was a very nice dinner with a large pla er of appe zers followed with the main course and
dessert. We once again motored overnight in order to be on schedule for our arrival at Broome the following day. Our last day of sailing was August 28. As we got closer to Broome, we observed sea snakes, turtles, whales, a school of skipjacks, Lesser Frigate Birds, and Brown Boobies. We sailed into Cable Beach, which is a northern suburb of Broome, and anchored at approximately 1:35 PM. While some members of the crew went swimming alongside the Endeavour, I worked on downloading photos that I had taken during the voyage. Quite a few people sailed out to get a be er look at the Endeavour, and I enjoyed looking at the different types of ships sailing past us at anchor. Of par cular interest was a Pearl Lugger ship of the kind used for pearl diving years ago; pearl diving was a large industry at Broome prior to World War II. At 6:00 PM, an “all hands dinner” was held in the 18th Century area where the permanent crewmembers served a steak dinner to the voyage crewmembers and supernumeraries. A er dinner an amateur hour talent show was put on by the permanent crew and the three watches. The show was wonderful and highlighted how many talented people were on our voyage. A er breakfast on the morning of August 29, we turned in our reflec ve vests and climbing harnesses. We completed packing our personal gear and had our final “all hands” voyage crew mee ng where the Captain passed out cer ficates of par cipa on on the voyage and the voyage chart that Greg had prepared during the voyage. We disembarked from the ship into a small boat to be ferried to
Cable Beach and our luggage followed once all personnel were ashore. While wai ng for our luggage, John and I were interviewed by a local TV sta on regarding our voyage. When asked why I came all the way from Los Angeles to sail on the Endeavour, I said that I had seen her at the Australian Na onal Mari me Museum during 2009 but could not get on board because a mast was being replaced. When I returned to the museum in 2010, I was able to tour the ship and signed up for E-mails. When I returned home to Los Angeles, I told my wife that I wanted to sail on the Endeavour but that I was too old to “sling a hammock” and would want to sail only as a supernumerary with a cabin. Shortly therea er, when I received an E-mail from the museum announcing the 2011-2012 Endeavour Around Australia voyage, I immediately signed up as supernumerary for the Darwin to Broome voyage segment. John had arranged for one of his associates to bring his four wheel drive ve h i c l e to C a b l e B e a c h a n d h e transported Greg to his hotel and me to the Bay House B&B. John took a slight detour to check out picturesque Minyiir Gantheaume Point where people can hike down the rocks at low de to observe dinosaur footprints on some of the rocks. I checked into Bay House and was greeted by the owners, Paul and Shary'n, who said that they had sailed past the Endeavour the prior a ernoon at Cable Beach. They said that they had been in the hotel business previously
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had also had a McDonalds franchise before moving to Broome. I spent much of the a ernoon repacking my sailing clothes for my upcoming flights to Sydney and onward to Los Angeles before going for a walk to explore the neighborhood. I met up with many of our shipmates at Matso's, a bar and restaurant, near my B&B for dinner. A er dinner, Greg drove me back to Bay House in the car that he had rented and we agreed to meet at 5:30 A M the following morning to try at low de to see the wreckage of some of the seaplanes that had been bombed in Roebuck Bay during World War II. Greg picked me up at 5:30 AM on August 30, and we drove to the point where we should have been able to see some of the wreckage in the distance at very low de. We hiked down to the exposed ocean floor and started to walk out toward the wreckage which was far away – we soon abandoned our hike as the ocean floor was very muddy. We cleaned off our shoes and decided to drive to Minyiir Gantheaume Point to try to see some of the dinosaur footprints. The point was beau ful at sunrise, and we hiked down toward the water and found a large rock with some dinosaur footprints. We also ran into John and several other people hiking along the rocks. On the way back to the car, we passed the lighthouse with a pair of nes ng Goshawks about halfway to the top. We could also see Cable Beach and the Endeavour at anchor off in the
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distance before returning me to Bay small bo le of Eucalyptus Oil that I brought House. home and which completely removed the tar from my hat and clothes. I joined Greg and Back at Bay House, as I was ea ng some other shipmates for lunch and took a breakfast, a couple came down the stairs photo of our group as I said good-bye to and asked me if I had sailed in on the explore more of Broome on foot. Endeavour. When I said yes, they said that they saw me being interviewed the prior I walked through some public parks and along evening on the local TV sta on. many of the picturesque streets of downtown Broome. There is one set of Since I was scheduled to fly from Broome statues commemora ng the pearl divers with that evening, I showered and packed up a large statue of a hard hat pearl diver and for my flight. I checked out of my room plaques honoring pearl industry people. The and stored my things in the office. Paul Sun Pictures movie theater was originally and Shary'n gave me a key to Bay House to built in 1916 by pearling master Ted Hunter use during the day and said that they and screened it's first talkie, “Monte Carlo,” in would drive me to the airport for my 1933. The picture garden with deck chairs evening flight. both undercover and open-air is s ll original. I then began exploring Broome on foot It s ll shows mo on pictures every night. with my first stop being the Broome Historical Museum which occupies the At the present me, many people in Broome old Broome Customs House. The museum and aboriginal people in par cular are is a treasure trove of the early days of protes ng a empts by one or more large Broome and the pearl industry. It also has corpora ons to establish a large $30 billion a sec on devoted to the bombing of produc on plant to process natural gas from Broome with some recovered wreckage the offshore Browse Basin project – building a from the airplanes destroyed by the huge industrial complex at James Price Point Japanese in Roebuck Bay. Although no on the coast north of Broome. Some people photographs are allowed within the in Broome have erected protest signs at their building, photos of the ar facts in the homes which I walked past as I explored outside area are allowed. I took some Broome. photos of a Wright Cyclone radial engine I returned to the point overlooking Broome that was recovered from one of the Roebuck Bay and took some late a ernoon Dornier seaplanes destroyed in the bay photos before returning to Bay House. A er a during the bombing and had a long short rest, Paul drove me to the airport to discussion with the gentleman in charge catch my flight to Perth where I connected to of the avia on wreckage. Melbourne and again connected to Sydney, I con nued walking toward downtown arriving Sydney on the morning of August 31. Broome and ran across Greg as he was I spent the night in Sydney and flew back to arriving at Matso's. Greg gave me part of a Los Angeles on September 1.
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CLEVER WAYS TO WEAR FALL'S STANDOUT RUNWAY PIECES The key finds of the season, styled as they were presented on the runway and then remixed and reimagined, both dressed up and cooled down. Knowing how to make a statement piece 100 percent your own. Here, we present the key finds of the season, styled two distinct ways: First, as they were presented on the runway, then we remixed and reimagined, both dressed up and cooled down.
Masculine vs. feminine made easy, with the dreamiest of dresses.
1 Admiral meets Outlander—the overcoat is cinched with a throwback underpinning.
2 A naval capelet tops off a glamorous party dress.
3 Forget a pop of color—go all in. Add quirky accessories for maximum impact.
Take the cocktail piece for a daytime spin to add structured polish to editor-beloved cropped kick-flares.
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For maximum contrast, throw a highlighterbright fur over the season's softest pastels.
4 A logo tee and high-waisted trousers put a downtown spin on the ultracropped bouclĂŠ jacket.
A full tweed look (complete with très Karl fingerless gloves!) is the ultimate in uptown chic.
5 A double-breasted plaid suit and optic white boots have chic all buttoned up.
Break up the pattern without lessening its impact by adding another major print. And keep the white boots! (Visible stirrups optional.)
Doubled-up military jackets (and dressed-up Bermudas) offer a new way to layer. Swashbuckle around town in a single jacket with a poetic blouse and highwaisted leather.
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Menswear Trends for Fall/Winter
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From Seventies accents, super-long sleeves and the return to fashion grace of the puffa jacket, to variations on red and bondage detail, we round up the trends that were all over the runways at Menswear Week Fall/Winter 2016-2017 in London, Milan and Paris.
SEVENTIES From left to right: Burberry, Roberto Cavalli, Gucci
EXTRA LONG SLEEVES From left to right: Maison Margiela, Raf Simons, Prada
MILITARY From left to right: Alexander McQueen, Balmain, Burberry
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NECKERCHIEFS From left to right: Louis Vuitton, Acne Studios, Raf Simons
TRACKSUITS From left to right: Burberry, Christopher Shannon, Astrid Andersen
SKY BLUE From left to right: Versace, Ami, MSGM
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PUFFA JACKETS From left to right: Ami, Raf Simons, Raf Simons
CHECK From left to right: Bottega Veneta, Valentino, Lou Dalton
STRAPPING From left to right: Comme des Garรงons, Craig Green, Yohji Yamamoto
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Skin Care Tips DERMATOLOGISTS Do Themselves Pros' personal advice to make everyday a good skin day. We asked top expert dermatologists in the field how they keep their skin young, fresh, and glowing 24/7.
Pour on the Protection
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To ensure she layers on enough sunscreen ("the best way to keep skin youthful"), Garland, TXbased dermatologist Lisa Garner, MD, president of the Women's Dermatologic Society, fills the hollow of her palm (about ½ teaspoon) with a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher to coat her face, neck, and ears. "I usually have to apply two coats to finish what I've squeezed out, but that's how I make sure I'm covered."
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Look Sun-Kissed "A little tint takes years off your face by evening out your skin tone," which a recent study found is a key marker of youthfulness, says Ranella Hirsch, MD, a dermatologist in Cambridge, MA. Her favorite for a natural look: Olay Complete Touch of Sun Daily UV Moisturizer + A Touch of Sunless Tanner, a lotion with a low level of self-tanner.
Develop a Bedside Manner "I often find it difficult to stick to my anti-aging regimen at bedtime," says Francesca Fusco, MD, an NYC derm. To avoid missing her evening routine, she stores these products in a pretty skincare case she keeps on her nightstand. "So if I've forgotten—or was just too tired to apply products at the sink—I can do it easily while in bed." Her must-haves: Renova (an Rx retinoid), EpiCeram (an ultrahydrating Rx moisturizer), SCO lip balm, Earth to Skin Care Cracked Heel Renewal, Creative Nail Design Solar oil (to soften cuticles), and Listerine White Strips.
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Eat a Skin-Saving Breakfast
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The first meal of the day for New York City derm Doris Day, MD, includes almonds. "They contain essential fatty acids, which help put the brakes on inflammation that accelerates fine lines, sagging, and blotchiness." Not feeling like a nut? Salmon, tuna, and halibut are good lunch/dinner sources.
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Spray Away Dryness To keep her skin supple, LA-based derm Jessica Wu, MD, sprays it several times daily with La Roche-Posay Thermal Spring Water. (She often spritzes her face when stuck in traffic!). The water is packed with minerals like selenium that protect against UV damage.
Zen Your Skin
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If anyone has stress, it's doctors. High levels of tension can spike hormone production that leads to breakouts or aggravates conditions like psoriasis. "Controlling stress keeps your skin calm—but that's easier said than done," says Annie Chiu, MD, a derm in LA. Taking a 10-minute time-out to apply a face mask and relax on her bed works for Chiu. Another trick: Ban the 'Berry. "I turn off my cell phone after 8 at night. Every little bit helps!" she says.
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Sunscreen stops working in less than 3 hours, so reapplication is key, says Washington, DC-based derm Elizabeth Tanzi, MD. For easy touchups, she uses powder sunscreen. "It's light, so skincare stays intact."
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Pair Your Potions
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"A 'cross-training' regimen is the key to rapid rejuvenation. Some ingredients—like sunscreen and antioxidants in the morning and retinoids and peptides at night—work better as a team," says New Orleans derm Mary Lupo, MD.
Wear Your Veggies
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Frozen peas help soothe itchy, irritated eyes for Jeanine Downie, MD, a derm in Montclair, NJ. "Once I get home from work, I remove my skincare and put a bag of frozen peas on my lids for about 5 minutes." The cold helps reduce swelling and pigmentation, a side effect of repeated irritation from her eczema. Unlike inflexible ice packs, a bag of peas easily conforms to the shape of the eyes for a faster effect.
Avoid Impact
“The repeated jarring of high-impact cardio like running can weaken collagen and lead to sagging," says Oakland, CA, dermatologist Katie Rodan, MD. "I'll stick to cycling and the elliptical machine."
STRIKE A POSE Most derms will bend over backward for great skin. Hema Sundaram, M D, a Wa s h i n gto n , D C - a re a dermatologist, bends forward. Yoga moves "like Child's Pose, DownwardFacing Dog, and Sun Salutations improve circulation—the boost of oxygen is what gives skin that lovely yoga glow." Another reason to take to the mat: New research finds regular yoga practice may reduce the inflammation and stress that speed skin aging.
LATHER WITH CARE Mild cleansers are one of my best secrets," says Chicago derm Jonith Breadon, MD. She's partial to Cera Ve Hydrating Cleanser, which contains ceramides—fatty materials that help retain moisture.
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Skip Sodium
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Diet soda is a vice that Audrey Kunin, MD, a Kansas City, MO, dermatologist, just can't quit—she downs up to six cans a day. When she realized that all the sodium in soda (anywhere from 25 to 50 mg per can) made her eyes and jawline puffy, she switched to a brand that doesn't punish her skin: sodium-free Diet Rite soda. "It satisfies my cravings and my skin looks much better."
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Cut Back on the Sweet Stuff The breakdown of sugars, called glycation, damages the collagen that keeps skin smooth and firm. To prevent this natural process from careening out of control, Naila Malik, MD, a derm in Southlake, TX, sticks to low-glycemic carbs like whole grains; they're naturally low in sugar, and the body processes them slowly to limit the loss of collagen.
Pump Iron to Plump Skin
"I am religious about strength-training, and I always tell patients to do it more as they get older," says Patricia Farris, MD, a dermatologist in Metairie, LA. The payoff: firmer skin from the neck down, the result of having better, more supportive muscle tone. "It's like adding volume to the face with fillers, except on your body," says Farris.
TEA UP In her teens, Amy Wechsler, MD, an NYC derm, started drinking green and black tea for the taste. Now she drinks three to five cups a day to safeguard her skin. Research suggests that both types of tea co nta i n p ro te c t i ve co m p o u n d s — l i ke EG CG a n d theaflavins—that help prevent skin cancers and the breakdown of collagen, the cause of wrinkles.
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Ingredients:
Spring Roll Method:
Chicken Boil with salt & pepper Cabbage julienne slices Mushrooms julienne slices Capsicum julienne slices Carrot julienne slices Salt to taste Black Pepper Powder White Pepper Powder Chinese salt Oyster sauce Dark soya sauce Sugar Sesame oil Egg Roll wraps Oil 3 tbsp Oil
shredded 1 medium size bowl 1 medium size bowl 1 medium size bowl 1 medium size bowl 1 medium size bowl to taste ½ tsp. ½ tsp. 1 tsp. 2 tbls 1 tbsp. 1 ½ tsp. little dash 1 12 pieces for sauté roll mixture Deep Frying
In a pan add 3 tbsp. oil and heat. Add carrots, mushrooms , capsicum , cabbage , boil & chicken with black & white pepper, salt, Chines salt, Oyster sauce, soya sauce, Sugar and sauté on high flame. In another pan boil 3 cups water and turn off the flam then add glass noodles in it and rest 5 minutes to cook after that drain extra water and add noodles in roll mixture. In the last little dash of sesame oil. Cool the roll mixture on room temperature. One beaten egg for sealing roll corners. Place the roll mixture on roll wraps and roll it on shared method seal the corners with egg. Heat oil on high flam for 2 minutes than medium flame and fry the rolls. Serve with ketchup.
Ingredients Ginger garlic ½ tbs Green chili paste 4-6 ½ kg Chicken 1 tsp or to taste Salt Yogurt 3/4 cup Black pepper 1 tsp Cumin 1 tsp Coriander 1 tsp Ginger (julienne cut) 2 inch piece or as preferred Garam masala ½ tsp Tetra pack cream 4 tbs Green chili 2-3 Lemon juice 1 tbs (optional) Method: Oil 3-4 tbs Heat oil in a wok, add chicken and fry until it turns golden. Add ginger garlic paste, green chili paste and salt. Cook for 6-8 mins on medium flame. In bowl, add yogurt, black pepper, roasted and crushed cumin and coriander crushed and mix well. Add yogurt in chicken and mix well. Cook for 6-8 mins or until yogurt water dries out and chicken is tender. You can add 1-2 tsb water if required. Add ginger (julienne cut), garam masala lemon juice, and Tetra pack cream 4 tbs - cook for few mins. White chicken karahi is ready to serve with roti chapati or naan.
Chicken White Karahi
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Boneless Chicken cut in Julienne Spring Onion Whites Onion Sliced Capsicum (Julienne) Carrot (Julienne) Garlic Chopped Ginger Chopped Spring Onion Greens Julienne Cabbage Chopped Green Chilies Soya Sauce Vinegar Salt Black pepper Red Chili Flakes Oil
½ kg / 500 gm ½ Cup 1 Medium 1 Medium 1 Medium 2 tbsp 2 tsp ½ Cup ½ Cup 2 tsp 3 tbsp 2 tbsp 1 tsp + 1 1/2 tsp Or to taste 1 tsp + 1 tsp 1 ½ tsp ½ to ¾ Cup
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Method: Boil the noodles with 1 tbsp of oil & 1.5 tsp of salt till it done. It shouldn’t be too much soft. Once boiled, rinse the noodles with cold water 1-2 times and set aside. In a wok add oil. When heated on moderate add Ginger and garlic. Before their color changes add chicken with 1 tsp of salt & black pepper, and with 1 tbsp of Vinegar and Soya Sauce. Keep the flame high and stir fry the chicken. When the chicken is done, add onions (both) and mix well for 1-2 minutes. Add Carrots and keep mixing. Add Capsicum, Cabbage, Noodles and all seasonings. Keep Tossing on high flame. Engaged both hands using spatulas while tossing. Lastly add Spring Onions Greens on top and give a last mix. Adjust salt and spices according to your taste and serve
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Method:
Boneless Chicken Ginger/ Garlic Salt Red Chili Coriander Turmeric Garam Masala Vinegar Soya Sauce Bell Pepper Tomato Onion Shashlik Sticks Sauce: Tomato Ketchup Rosemary Black Pepper Salt Chinese Salt Water
½ Kg 1 Tablespoon 1 Teaspoon ½ Tablespoon ½ Tablespoon ¼ Teaspoon ¼ Teaspoon 1 Tablespoon 1 Tablespoon 1 1 1 as required Sauce: ½ Cup ½ Teaspoon 1 Teaspoon to taste ¼ Teaspoon ½ Cup
Cut chicken and vegetables in cubes. In a bowl add chicken with garlic/ ginger and all your spices. Marinate it for 1 hour. Cut the bell pepper, tomato and onion in square shape. Assemble the chicken and vegies in a shashlik stick. In a frying pan heat 2-3 tablespoon of oil and place your sticks. Keep turning the sides so all the sides are cooked evenly. ( Do not overcook the chicken should remain tender and juicy). Shashlik sticks can be baked. Preheat oven at 180 degrees and bake shashlik stick for 15-20 minutes. Sauce: In a saucepan add ketchup, water, salt, black pepper and rosemary. cook sauce for it for 2-3 minutes.
Ingredients Cream Chocolate bars Brown sugar Coffee Salt Milk Coffee Water Biscuits semi-sweet Cherries/Strawberries Whipped cream for garnishing
1 & ½ packet 2 2 tbs or to taste 2 tbs ¼ tsp 2-3 tbs or as required 1 tsp ½ cup 24 or as required as required as required
Method: In sauce pan,on a low flame,add cream,chocolate bar,brown sugar,coffee and salt, mix well. Add milk and give it a good mix and set aside. In separate cup, dissolve coffee and water, coffee sauce is ready. In serving dish, put a layer of biscuits,coffee sauce, chocolate layer then again biscuits, chocolate layer,biscuits,coffee sauce and chocolate sauce . Refrigerate it for 2 hour. Garnish with chocolate sauce, cherries/strawberries, whipped cream and serve.
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ROGUE ONE Release on 16th Dec 2016
Felicity Jones, 2015 Best Actress Oscar nominee (The Theory Of Everything), headlines the first Star Wars big screen spin-off movie, Rogue One. In Rogue One, officially entitled Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, rebels set out on a mission to steal the plans for the Death Star.
THE FOUNDER Release on 16th Dec 2016
In the movie The Founder, Micheal Keaton shoots for the Best Actor Oscar again. Since he lost out to Eddie Redmayne in 2015, for his role in Birdman, chances are he will get the sympathy vote in 2017 for his role as Ray Kroc in The Founder. Especially since he wasn’t even nominated for an Oscar for his role in the 2016 Best Picture winner, Spotlight. The Founder, from the director of The Blind Side and Saving Mr. Banks, chronicles how Ray Kroc, a salesman from Illinois, met Mac and Dick McDonald, who were running a burger operation in 1950s Southern California. Kroc was impressed by the brothers’ speedy system of making the food and saw franchise potential. He maneuvered himself into a position to be able to steal the company from the brothers and create a billion-dollar empire.
ASSASSIN’S CREED Release on 21st Dec 2016
In the movie Assassin’s Creed, through a revolutionary technology that unlocks his genetic memories, Callum Lynch (Michael Fassbender) experiences the adventures of his ancestor, Aguilar, in 15th Century Spain. Callum discovers he is descended from a mysterious secret society, the Assassins, and amasses incredible knowledge and skills to take on the oppressive and powerful Templar organization in the present day.
SILENCE Release on 23rd Dec 2016
In the movie Silence – directed by Martin Scorsese – in the seventeenth century, two Jesuit priests face violence and persecution when they travel to Japan to locate their mentor and to spread the gospel of Christianity. Liam Neeson, Adam Driver and Andrew Garfield star in the movie Silence.
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OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY Release on 9th Dec 2016
In Office Christmas Party, when the CEO tries to close her hard-partying brother’s branch, he and his Chief Technical Officer must rally their co-workers and host an epic office Christmas party in an effort to impress a potential client and close a sale that will save their jobs.
PASSENGERS Release on 21st Dec 2016
On a routine journey through space to a new home, two passengers, sleeping in suspended animation, are awakened 90 years too early when their ship malfunctions. As Jim (Chris Pratt) and Aurora (Jennifer Lawrence) face living the rest of their lives on board, with every luxury they could ever ask for, they begin to fall for each other, unable to deny their intense attraction...until they discover the ship in grave danger. With the lives of 5000 sleeping passengers at stake, only Jim and Aurora can save them all.
PATRIOTS DAY Release on 21st Dec 2016
An account of Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis’s actions in the events leading up to the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and the aftermath, which includes the city-wide manhunt to find the terrorists behind it. Mark Wahlberg headlines the movie Patriots Day, which is directed by Peter Berg. Patriots Day gets a limited awards qualifying run on December 21, 2016. It arrives in theaters nationwide on Friday the 13th of January 2017.
SING Release on 21st Dec 2016
In the movie Sing, from Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment (the folks behind all of the Despicable Me movies) a koala named Buster recruits his best friend to help him drum up business for his theater by hosting a singing competition. What makes the animated movie Sing unique is that it features over 85 hit songs from the 1940s to the present day, including Lady Gaga’s Bad Romance, which is featured in the trailer. And its star power lending their talents to voices, which include Reese Witherspoon, Seth MacFarlane, Matthew McConaughey, Scarlett Johansson, Taron Egerton, Jennifer Saunders, Nick Kroll, Nick Offerman, John C. Reilly and Leslie Jones, to name just a few. Sing is Reese Witherspoon’s first animated movie since Monsters vs. Aliens (2009). Interestingly, rather than the traditional animation method, the producers of Sing chose to use motion capture technology and specially trained animals, to act out each of the movie’s scenes.
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