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Yoshihiro Murata, one of the most accomplished and respected figures in Japan's culinary world, has combined his expertise and artistry with his enthusiasm for teaching Japanese cooking to create this exciting new book.Japanese Home Cooking with Master Chef Murata presents over sixty healthy home recipes, from classic to modern, ranging from popular restaurant offerings like yakitori, tempura, and shabu shabu to typical home dishes like onigiri (rice balls), miso soup, and tonkatsu fried pork cutlets.
All of the dishes can be made using Western kitchen tools and ordinary ingredients readily available from the supermarket; if a more exotic ingredient is called for, Murata suggests alternatives.And, while he strives to retain the authenticity of a recipe, he also recommends ways for the Western chef to adapt it.For example, in a number of the recipes, he suggests using high-quality store-bought chicken broth, which is also used in Japan, instead of traditional Japanese dashi stock.
Another important aspect of Chef Murata's approach to home cooking is his emphasis on presentation.With vivid color photographs, the book showcases Murata's simple and beautiful ideas for serving and plating the food.
Best known in the U.S. as the owner and chef of the fabulous Kikunoi restaurants, Murata has made it his mission to educate and enlighten food lovers everywhere about his native cuisine, in all its variety.As Chef Murata writes in the Introduction, "So let's begin cooking healthy food at home.I assure you that with this book, you can cook Japanese food quickly and easily, and develop a close feeling for the cuisine. I look forward to helping you, even if only a bit little to lead a healthier life and make yourself and your loved ones happier."
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How to “I Do”: Planning The Ultimate Wedding In Six Weekends Or Less
You have your prince, the ring, and plenty of time to plan the perfect wedding, right?. . .Wrong!
You and your fiance don't have time for your lives to be dominated by caterers, florists, bands, and photographers. Never fear--whether your wedding is a year away or much sooner, you can plan your dream wedding in six weekends or less! Experienced wedding planners Holly Lefevre and Christine Cudanes plot out exactly what you need to do and give you:
advice on setting priorities and a budget
resources from bridal magazines, bridal shows, and the Internet
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dozens of useful checklists and worksheets.
Weekend 1: The guest list, location, and caterer
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How to put music in your iPod from two different computers?
by Express Monorail
Question by *~Princess~*: How to put music in your iPod from two different computers?
I have music from my friends computer in my iPod and i also want to put music from my cousins computer. Is it possible to have both music libraries in one iPod. How can I import my cousins library without my music from my friends deleting.
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Answer by Teine♀Che✮ You can't.Apple has licensing restrictions that will not permit that.
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Color Correction For Digital Photographers Only (For Only)
Color is the soul of the image. It deserves perfection. Whether you're a professional or a serious amateur, you recognize the importance of color. This book is about perfecting color at every level, from setting up a shot to editing the image to printing. Illustrated with the spectacular photography of coauthor Don Mason, this volume doesn't rehash the Photoshop? basics you already know. Instead, it shares professional methods and color correction techniques designed to reveal the soul of your subjects and the art in your images. * Understand color modes, bit depth, and dynamic range * Create an optimum color environment with controlled lighting, monitor calibration, and color output profiles * Make the best use of Camera Raw and Adobe? Bridge * Correct tone and brightness and sharpen images * Remedy the effects of improper exposure on color * Explore the artistic options of black-and-white editing * Achieve image, camera, and printer resolution for professional-quality prints Increase dynamic range by merging images. Learn methods for getting perfect skin tones. Add color tints to improve tonal ranges.
Intended for use in an introductory course on biomaterials, taught primarily in departments of biomedical engineering. The book covers classes of materials commonly used in biomedical applications, followed by coverage of the biocompatibility of those materials with the biological environment. Finally, it covers some in-depth applications of biomaterials. It does all of this with an overall emphasis on tissue engineering.
Lavishly illustrated with over 300 pictures, including more than 200 in full color, The Oxford History of Islam offers the most wide-ranging and authoritative account available of the second largest--and fastest growing--religion in the world.John L. Esposito, Editor-in-Chief of the four-volume Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World, has gathered together sixteen leading scholars, both Muslim and non-Muslim, to examine the origins and historical development of Islam--its faith, community, institutions, sciences, and arts. Beginning in the pre-Islamic Arab world, the chapters range from the story of Muhammad and his Companions, to the development of Islamic religion and culture and the empires that grew from it, to the influence that Islam has on today's world. The book covers a wide array of subjects, casting light on topics such as the historical encounter of Islam and Christianity, the role of Islam in the Mughal and Ottoman empires, the growth of Islam in Southeast Asia, China, and Africa, the political, economic, and religious challenges of European imperialism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and Islamic communities in the modern Western world. In addition, the book offers excellent articles on Islamic religion, art and architecture, and sciences as well as bibliographies.Events in the contemporary world have led to an explosion of interest and scholarly work on Islam.Written for the general reader but also appealing to specialists, The Oxford History of Islam offers the best of that recent scholarship, presented in a readable style and complemented by a rich variety of illustrations.The entire history of Islamic civilization is, of course, too much to cover in a single volume, but John Esposito comes close. In a book topping 700 pages and containing over 300 photographs, Esposito brings together experts in fields such as early Islamic history, art and architecture, science and medicine, Islam in Africa and Southeast Asia, and contemporary Islam. Beginners will be swimming in new discoveries, while old hands will find connections and facts they never suspected. Majid Fakhry, for instance, shows not only the influence of philosopher Ibn Rushd (Averroes) on European intellectuals but also unveils the claims and counterclaims within Islamic philosophy over time. Dru Gladney takes us on an eye-opening journey through Islamic Central Asia and even China, where the Muslim Hui people are recognized as the country's third-largest minority nationality. And have you ever seen an exquisite mosque with towering spires made entirely of mud-brick, like there are in West Africa? Unfortunately, Esposito apparently couldn't find room here for separate sections on Sufism or Islamic literature, but there are more than enough mosques, paintings, historical maps, and tapestries throughout to keep you turning pages and learning with fascination. --Brian Bruya
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All the appetizing and inspiring recipes from 2010 can be found in this all-new collection by the editors of Cooking Light. This volume is filled with more than 700 recipes to bring new dishes and flavor combinations to your table, as well as fresh takes on all-time favorites. Over 70 full-color photographs, fresh ingredients, quick tips, the latest cooking techniques, and information about innovative kitchen equipment make this your must-have resource for preparing healthy and flavorful food. More than 100 menus are included to help you plan for every occasion. From everyday dinners to weekend entertaining, Cooking Light helps you round out your favorite dishes with excellent recipe-pairing suggestions.
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What purpose does synesthesia serve in literature? What does Syllepsis tell us about an author’s work?
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Question by Ienzo: What purpose does synesthesia serve in literature? What does Syllepsis tell us about an author's work?
How does it help illuminate meaning in literature. For both Synesthesia and Syllepsis. I need to do a Literary Term Presentation on Synesthesia and Syllepsis. I'm stuck on answering the following questions for both terms. What purpose does the lit device serve? What does it tell us about the work?How does it help illuminate meaning?
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Answer by Carpetbomb is that another homework question?
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Emergency shelters hurting after early onslaught of winter weather
Emergency shelters hurting after early onslaught of winter weather
By Danny Valentine and Shelley Rossetter, Times Staff Writers Wednesday, December 29, 2010 TAMPA â€" Forced to open earlier and more often this season than in the past, emergency cold weather shelters across Tampa Bay are facing blown budgets and a shortage of supplies just weeks into winter. As a break from the cold weather arrives today, the shelters are using the moment of warmth to take stock ...
New York struggles through massive airport backlog
Associated Press writers Deepti Hajela, Chris Hawley, Meghan Barr, Samantha Gross, Sara Kugler Frazier and Dave Skretta in New York; Beth DeFalco in Asbury Park, N.J.; Stephanie Nano in Newark, N.J.; Carla K. Johnson in Chicago; Kate Brumback in Sudbury, Mass.; Amanda Lee Myers in Phoenix; Maryclaire Dale in Philadelphia; and AP business writer David Koenig in Dallas contributed to this report.
BOOK/MAGAZINE: Book Publishers See Their Role as Gatekeepers Shrink
Writers are bypassing the traditional route to bookstore shelves and self-publishing their works online. By selling directly to readers, authors get a larger slice of the sale price. Joe Konrath can't wait for his books to go out of print. When that happens, the 40-year-old crime novelist plans to reclaim the copyrights from his publisher, Hyperion Books, and self-publish them on Amazon.com ...
