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buffetlicious · 1 year ago
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Mum is cooking tonight and I present you the Chicken & Bitter Gourd Stir-Fry with whole scallops. The chicken meat is deboned drumsticks and thighs with frozen scallops. Next dish is more premium as mum is using expensive grouper fish for this Spicy Red Grouper & Bamboo Shoot with tomato wedges for acidity.
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Here is my Dinner with the above two mentioned dishes and leftover pork ribs & fish maw soup from yesterday. Mum also bought a bowl of pork & shrimp dumplings during her morning market trip to add to the dishes.
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telomeke · 9 months ago
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Afrikaans → blaf-blaf; woef-woef; keff-keff (small dogs) Albanian → ham-ham Arabic → hau-hau; how-how Armenian → haf-haf Balinese → kong-kong Basque → au-au (any dog); txau-txau (small dogs); zaunk-zaunk (large dogs); jau-jau (old dogs) Belgian → wooah-wooah (if you believe Tintin’s dog Snowy is typical) Bengali → gheu-gheu; bhao-bhao Bulgarian → bau-bau; jaff-jaff Burmese → woke-woke Catalan → bau-bau; bub-bub Chinese-Cantonese → wo-wo; wow-wow; wong-wong Chinese-Mandarin → wang-wang Croatian → vau-vau Czech → haff-haff Danish → vov-vov; vuf-vuf Dutch → blaf-blaf; woef-woef; waf-waf (small dogs); kef-kef (very small dogs) English → woof-woof; ruff-ruff; arf-arf; bow-wow; yap-yap (small dogs); yip-yip (very small dogs) Esperanto → boj-boj Estonian → auh-auh; auch-auch Finnish →hau-hau; vuh-vuh; rauf-rauf French →wouaff-wouaff; ouah-ouah; whou-whou; vaf-vaf; jappe-jappe (small dog) German → wuff-wuff; vow-vow Greek → ghav-ghav Hebrew → hav-hav; haw-haw-how-how Hindi → bow-bow Hungarian → vow-vow, vau-vau Icelandic → voff-voff Indonesian → guk-guk; gong-gong Irish → amh-amh Italian → bau-bau; arf-arf Japanese → wan-wan; kian-kian Korean → mung-mung; wang-wang Kurdish → hau-hau Latvian → vau-vau Lebanese → haw-haw Lithuanian → au-au Μacedonian → av-av Malay → gong-gong Marathi → bhu-bhu; bho-bho Nigerian (Calabar area) → wai-wai Norwegian → voff-voff; boff-boff; vov-vov Persian → vogh-vogh; cut-cut; bad-bad Polish → hau-hau Portuguese → au-au Romanian → ham-ham; hau-hau Russian → gav-gav; guf-guf; hav-hav; tyav-tyav (small dogs) Serbian → av-av Sinhala → buh-buh Slovak → haf-haf; hau-hau Slovene → hov-hov Spanish → guau-guau; gua-gua; jau-jau Swedish → voff-voff; vov-vov Tagalog → ow-ow; baw-baw Tamil →wal-wal, bow-bow, lol-lol Thai → hong-hong Turkish → hev-hev; hav-hav Ukrainian → hau-hau; haf-haf; dzyau-dzyau Urdu → bow bow Vietnamese → gau-gau; wau-wau; ang-ang Welsh → wff-wff
What does a barking dog sound like in your language?
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followmyfeet1 · 2 months ago
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Cracking the Kopi Code: How to Order Coffee in Malaysia Without Getting Lost in Translation
So you're in Malaysia, land of a thousand flavours and enough humidity to make your hair do the wave. You crave a coffee - there's Malaysian kopi, the local brew.
Imagine coffee beans getting a double dose of love: first roasted traditionally, then given a second roasting with butter and sugar. It's like a caffeinated cuddle, creating a caramelized sweetness that's so smooth, it'll make your taste buds do a happy dance.
While there might be slight variations in coffee ordering between Malaysia and Singapore, the core concepts and many of the terms remain quite similar. One love!
First things first: Here, coffee is called "kopi" (pronounced ko-peeh), and tea is "teh" (pronounced teh). Both come with a side of fun-sized vocabulary, but fret not, these terms are easy to learn.
The Basic Brews:
Kopi: This is your classic "kopi-with-a-kick" - black coffee with a generous dollop of condensed milk. Because, let's face it, black coffee without a little sweetness is like karaoke night without a microphone - a bit underwhelming.
Kopi-O: You want black coffee? This is your jam. But be warned, unless you specify "kurang manis" (pronounced kur-ang ma-nis, which means "less sweet"), you might end up with a sugar rush that'll make your eyeballs ping pong. Or sk for "kopi-o kosong" - for black coffee without sugar.
Feeling Fancy? Take it Up a Notch:
Kopi C: Craving something a little creamier? Kopi C is your sugar-infused buddy, with evaporated milk instead of condensed milk. Think of it as the "adult" version of the classic kopi.
Kopi-C kosong: Hold the sugar! This bad boy is just coffee and evaporated milk, perfect for those who like their coffee like their jokes - dark and dry.
Sweet Tooth? Dial Up the Fun:
Kopi gah dai: Feeling like a sugar dragon on a rampage? "Gah dai" means "more sugar," so this drink is basically a caffeinated dessert. Just remember, a sugar high is a temporary superpower, not a permanent one.
Kopi siew dai: Need a sugar intervention? "Siew dai" translates to "less sweet," so this is your "adulting" choice.
Feeling Weak? Beef Up Your Buzz:
Kopi pok: This translates to "thin coffee," basically a lighter brew with less coffee and more water. Perfect if you need a caffeine pick-me-up without the jitters.
Kopi gau: Now we're talking! "Gau" means "thick," so this is your extra-strength coffee for those mornings when you wake up on the wrong side of the bed
Feeling Hot? Chill Out with These:
Kopi peng: Beat the heat with this iced coffee with condensed milk. "Peng" means "iced," so it's basically a cool and refreshing hug in a cup.
Bonus Round
Kopi gu you: Feeling adventurous? This is coffee with butter and condensed milk. Don't knock it till you try it - it's like a creamy, caffeinated carnival in your mouth.
Kopi tarik: Witness the magic of "kopi tarik," which means "pulled coffee." This sweet coffee with a frothy top is prepared with a bit of theatrics, as the coffee is literally pulled back and forth between two containers. It's a fun show and a delicious drink!
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444namesplus · 4 months ago
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christophe76460 · 11 months ago
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L'Enfer est un lieu réel (2) - L'Évangile est une puissance de Dieu pour le Salut de quiconque croit (Romains 1 : 16)
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titanium-rain · 3 years ago
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Commemorating the first flight of the Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II on this day in 1972. A Fairchild Republic A-10C Thunderbolt II of the Michigan Air National Guard's 107th Fighter Squadron, "Red Devils", from Selfridge ANG Base heads out to the ranges during the Hawgsmoke 2018 exercise held at Whiteman AFB. In addition to the internally mounted GAU-8/A Avenger 30 mm cannon, this aircraft is also equipped with two AGM-65 Maverick missiles. 
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skyfire85 · 4 years ago
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-A Cessna A-37B Dragonfly, s/n 68-68-10824, of the 603d Special Operations Squadron, 1st SOW, at Hurlburt Field AFB in May 1970. | Photo: USAF
FLIGHTLINE: 121 - CESSNA A-37 DRAGONFLY
Developed from the T-37 Tweet trainer, the A-37 served as an observer and COIN aircraft for the USAF and RSVAF during the War in Vietnam.
Beginning in the early 1960s, the USAF started taking more of an interest in acquiring specialized counter insurgency (COIN) aircraft, spurred on by the growing war in Vietnam. Evaluations at the USAF Special Air Warfare center at Eglin AFB pointed to the existing T-37 Tweet (so named because of the high pitch of its engines), a two engine jet trainer from Cessna, as having potential. In 1963, a contract was awarded to Cessna to modify two T-37s as prototypes for the new aircraft. The changes to these YAT-37D would include:
*Stronger wings.
*Three stores pylons on each wing.
*Larger wingtip fuel tanks of 95 US gal capacity.
*A General Electric GAU-2B/A 7.62mm machine gun, with a rate of fire of 3,000 rounds/minute and 1,500 rounds of ammunition. A gunsight and gun camera were also fitted.
*Better avionics for battlefield communications, navigation, and targeting.
*Tougher landing gear for rough-field operation.
*Replacement of the Continental J69 engines with higher power GE J85-J2/5 jets.
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-Orthograph of the A-37 Dragonfly. | Illustration: Cessna/USAF
YAT-37A-1 first flew in October 1964, with #2 flying the following year. The second prototype differed from the first in having four pylons per wing rather than three. The first prototype was later modified to the same configuration, and the eventual production aircraft also featured a total of eight pylons. Interest in COIN aircraft cooled for a time, but losses of the Douglas Skyraider reignited the USAF's push for a dedicated plane. A contract was awarded to Cessna to convert 39 T-37Bs, creating AT-37Ds. The second YAT-37D, which had been turned over to the USAF Museum, was pulled out of storage and returned to flying condition. Recognizing that the Dragonfly was quite different from the Tweet, the designation was later changed to A-37A.
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-The second YAT-37D after being retired to the USAF Museum. | Photo: NMUSAF
SUPER TWEET
Under Operation COMBAT DRAGON, 25 A-37As were shipped to Vietnam for combat evaluation in 1967. Based at Bien Hoa Air Base, Dragonflies participated in USAF "air commando" missions: close air support (CAS), helicopter escort, forward air control (FAC) and night interdiction. An A-37A could carry 2,700lbs of bombs, rockets, napalm or gun pods, in addition to its own gun. To extend the aircraft's range or loiter time, two drops tanks could be carried on the innermost pylons. During FAC missions, the A-37 would have a crew of two, pilot and observer, while other missions would only have a pilot, allowing an increased fuel and/or weapons load. Although officially named Dragonfly, many pilots, familiar with the aircraft's older brother from their training days, called it the Super Tweet. Over thousands of Combat Dragon sorties, no A-37s were lost to enemy fire, though two were destroyed in landing accidents.
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-A Cessna A-37A (s/n 67-14504) in a revetment at Bien Hoa Air Base, South Vietnam in 1968. | Photo: USAF
SON OF SUPER TWEET
Though successful, Combat Dragon did highlight some flaws with the A-37A, chiefly a lack of power, limited range and endurance, the vulnerability of its flight controls and the effort required to move them during combat maneuvers. Cessna had already been awarded a contract for 57 improved A-37Bs, and these complaints were being addressed in the new plane. The A-37Bs were all new-build aircraft, with reinforced airframes now capable of pulling 6 Gs in combat as opposed to the 5 G limit of the A-37A. Crew survivability had been addressed by adding armored ejection seats and flak curtains in the cabin, as well as self-sealing fuel tanks in the wings. Redundant flight controls were also added, as well as being power-boosted to reduce the effort needed. The aircraft were fitted with uprated J85-GE-17A engine, allowing for higher speeds as well as more fuel or weapons to be carried. Since pilots during Combat Dragon had found that shutting down one engine improved endurance, the engines on the A-37B were angled slightly downward and outward to improve handling when cruising on a single jet. The B model also added aerial refueling capacity, though unusually for an Air Force plane it was fitted with a Navy-style probe-and-drogue rather than the USAF-style flying boom and receptacle. The new model also had upgraded avionics, a redesigned instrument panel, revised landing gear, and automatic deicing equipment. The Dragonfly was relatively low-maintenance, requiring only 2 hours of work per flight hour. This was partially due to the aircraft's low stance, as well as though-out access panels for major systems. Payload for the A-37B was increased to 5,800lbs. The 7.62mm gun was retained from the A, but external pods for 20mm and 30mm cannon were tested, but not adopted for combat.
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-The GAU-25B/A minigun installation in the nose of an A-37B. Also notable is the aerial refueling probe. | Photo: USAF
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-An A-37B on display at Nha Trang AB in 1969, showing the many types of weapons that could be carried. | Photo: USAF
In addition to the USAF, the A-37B was also acquired by the RVNAF, who purchased 254. The Dragonfly was found to excel at CAS, its slow speed allowing more accurate delivery of weapons compared to faster fighter-bombers like the F-105 and F-4. By the end of the Vietnam War, A-37s had flown more than 150,000 combat sorties, with only 22 losses. Nearly 120 RVNAF Dragonflies were captured by the North Vietnamese during 1975, and were pressed into service against the South. After the Fall of Saigon, they were used by the Vietnam People's Air Force in missions against Cambodia and China, as well as being shipped to allied nations like Poland and the USSR. In the USAF, the A-37Bs were passed from TAC to Air Force Reserve and ANG units. In the 1980s, they were replaced in the CAS role by the A-10 Thunderbolt II, and were redesignated OA-37B and assigned to FAC roles. The last combat service for the USAF's OA-37B was during the 1989 Operation JUST CAUSE in Panama.
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-An A-37 on display at the USAF Museum in Dayton, OH. | Photo: NMUSAF
CABALLITO DEL DIABLO
Ex-USAF A-37Bs saw wide export to Central and South America in the '70s and '80s, seeing service in the air forces of Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Peru and Uruguay. Surplus Dragonflies were also supplied to South Korea and Thailand. Export customers liked the Dragonfly for its low cost and ease of operation compared to more complex aircraft like the F-16 or other 4th generation strike fighters. In Colombian service, the A-37 was modified to carry GBU-12 500lb laser guided bombs.
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- A-37 from the Guatemalan Air Force. | Photo: Guatemalan Air Force
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-A-37 Dragonfly on display at the Military Museum, Bogota. | Photo: Acad Roni
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shegavemeroses · 6 years ago
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THAT WAS CUTE ANG GAU AND IM DYING INLOVE HER ON THAT NOTE ITS BEEN REAL FUN BUT I HAVE TK BE UP IN LIKE FIVE HOURS SO IM GONNA WACH IT AGAIN AND GOODNIGHT!!
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buffetlicious · 1 year ago
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Well, sis is not eating at home so mum took all the leftovers including the rice to come up with tonight’s Dinner. The other two dishes just involved reheating while she turned the white rice into fried rice with the addition of egg, char siu and some seasonings.
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sensesfishing · 5 years ago
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Common Name: Common Coral Trout, Leopard Trout, Leopard Coralgrouper Mandarin Name: 石斑魚 (Shí bān yú), 七星斑 (Qī xīng bān) Local Malay Name: Kerapu Sunoh Bara, Kerapu Bintang Local Hokkien: Ang Gau Product: SENSES Metal Jack Jig LEMON BUTTERFLY Product detail : http://www.sensesfishing.com/index.php?ws=showproducts&products_id=515977&cat=SENSES&subcat=JIG#openproducts How to use: SENSES Metal Jack is medium speed sinking jig. During the jig sinking must pay attention to the mackerel for cutting of the line. Therefore always keep the line tension during the jig sinking to the bottom. After the Metal Jack sinks to the sea floor, slow twitching the rod and retrieve a few round of line then let the Metal Jack sink to the bottom or at the bottom just perform slow twitching and pause awhile method. This method are very effective for bottom fish. Fast retrieve are very effective for middle level fish like Longfin Trevally, Barracuda, Mackerel and so on. This fisherman using Metal Jack successfully caught the Leopard Trout. Congratulations! https://www.instagram.com/p/B-rdn-opa-K/?igshid=1ddfcazn6t955
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sakrum1 · 5 years ago
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Eschelbronn
Vorschlag für Dienstag, 18. August 2020: Eschelbronn Eschelbronn ist eine Gemeinde in Baden-Württem­berg. Sie liegt im nörd­lichen Kraich­gau am Schwarz­bach und gehört zum Rhein-Neckar-Kreis. In der Region ist der Ort wegen der dort an­sässi­gen Möbel­produk­tions- und Ver­triebs­unter­neh­men als tradi­tions­reiches „Schreiner­dorf“ be­kannt. Er ist durch die Schwarz­bach­talbahn an die um­liegen­den Ort­schaf­ten ange­bunden. Eschel­bronn wurde 788/789 erst­mals urkund­lich erwähnt und hatte in den folgen­den Jahr­hunder­ten bezüg­lich seiner Besitz­verhält­nisse und Orts­herren die wechsel­hafteste Ge­schich­te der Dörfer der Meckes­heimer Zent, wobei die Herren von Vennin­gen und die Familie Secken­dorff zwischen dem 15. und 19. Jahr­hun­dert eine beson­dere Rolle spiel­ten. Die ehema­lige Wasser­burg Eschel­bronn, die 1220 errich­tet wurde, ist eines der am detail­liertes­ten erforsch­ten Burg­areale in Baden-Württemberg. – Zum Artikel … Wikidata-Kurzbeschreibung für Eschelbronn: Gemeinde in Deutschland (Bearbeiten)
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phgq · 6 years ago
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Stallion Laguna to finally play night football at home
#PHnews: Stallion Laguna to finally play night football at home
MANILA — The most-awaited moment for Stallion Laguna after adopting the Biñan Football Stadium as home is finally here.
The Philippines Football League adjusted the start of the club's home match against Green Archers United to assure that the Biñan football fans will get to see their club playing night football at home for the first time.
"We can now see Biñan at night," said Stallion Laguna coach Ernie Nierras, who confirmed to the Philippine News Agency (PNA) that the match, originally scheduled at 3:30 p.m., will now kick off at 5 p.m. on Wednesday based on an announcement from the league.
In a test event of sorts for the Southeast Asian Games, the match will serve as gauge on how the said venue will be prepared for the biennial meet.
The Biñan Football Stadium will host the women's football competition of the SEA Games from Nov. 26-Dec. 9.
The pitch will also be the venue for some of the men's football matches.
However, the said PFL game is important for both Stallion Laguna and GAU as this will decide which team will finish the season in third place.
Stallion Laguna, currently with 36 points, is seven points ahead of GAU, which won on Sunday night (Oct. 6) at home against Mendiola at the Aboitiz Pitch in Lipa, Batangas.
"If we want to reach third place, we have to beat Stallion kasi yun lang ang chance para makapunta kami sa third place (because that’s the only way to reach third place)," Coach Joel Villarino told the PNA in a separate interview.
GAU will be letting Mendiola and Kaya Iloilo play in its own turf in the other scheduled match for Wednesday at 4 p.m.
Mendiola spoiled Kaya Iloilo's last-ditch effort to inch closer to Ceres Negros in the title race with a goalless draw last week also at the Aboitiz Pitch, and Kaya Iloilo looks to bounce back from there. (PNA)
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References:
* Philippine News Agency. "Stallion Laguna to finally play night football at home." Philippine News Agency. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1082628 (accessed October 09, 2019 at 05:37AM UTC+14).
* Philippine News Agency. "Stallion Laguna to finally play night football at home." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1082628 (archived).
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Medienkonsum Januar 2019
Im Dezem­ber habe ich vie­les been­det, des­halb habe ich im Janu­ar eini­ges ange­fan­gen, das ich zum Monats­en­de ein­fach noch nicht fer­tig habe. Des­halb ist die Lis­te die­sen Monat kurz.
📺 Beendete Serienstaffeln
The Bold Type (Staffeln 1 und 2)
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Eine Serie mit so eini­gen Kli­schees. Im Mit­tel­punkt ste­hen drei Frau­en, (natür­lich) bes­te Freun­din­nen, die sich (natür­lich) immer alles erzäh­len. Sie arbei­ten (natür­lich) bei einem Mode­ma­ga­zin und ste­hen am Anfang ihrer Kar­rie­re, sind (natür­lich) jung und schön und haben (natür­lich) kaum ein ande­res The­ma als Män­ner. Auf der ande­ren Sei­te gibt es dann aber auch eine Prot­ago­nis­tin, die ihre les­bi­sche Sei­te ent­deckt, eine star­ke Frau als Chef­re­dak­teu­rin und gut aus­ge­ar­bei­te­te femi­nis­ti­sche The­men. Außer­dem gefällt mir, dass die Serie die Her­aus­for­de­run­gen des Jour­na­lis­mus genau­so the­ma­ti­siert wie die Mög­lich­kei­ten durch Soci­al Media.
Eine Reihe betrüblicher Ereignisse (Staffel 1)
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Mit Absicht der deut­sche Seri­en­ti­tel, den wir sahen die syn­chro­ni­sier­te Ver­si­on, für die sogar die Lie­der neu getex­tet wur­den. Selbst da haben sich die Betei­lig­ten also viel Mühe gege­ben, genau­so wie bei den Geschich­ten, den schön her­aus­ge­ar­bei­te­ten Cha­rak­te­ren und den mär­chen­haf­ten Bil­dern – denen man die ihre Ent­ste­hung am Com­pu­ter doch ziem­lich deut­lich ansieht. Was aber egal ist, denn Rea­lis­mus ist nicht unbe­dingt das obers­te Ziel die­ser Serie. Des­halb: „Sieh’ nicht hin, sieh’ nicht hin!“ Es sei denn, du möch­test gut gemach­te, leicht ver­dau­li­che Unter­hal­tung.
Ich bin ein Star, holt mich hier raus (Staffel 13)
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ich schaue das natür­lich nur wegen der Inter­views. Die Staf­fel war defi­ni­tiv eine der bes­se­ren und – jetzt mal ganz ehr­lich – nur für die Kom­men­ta­re lohnt es sich, die furcht­ba­ren „Prü­fun­gen“ zu über­se­hen.
🎞 Gesehene Filme
Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Inter­es­san­te Repor­ta­ge über das Fes­ti­val, das erst so hart gefei­ert, äh: gef­y­ret wur­de und dann so hart fail­te, dass man als Social-Media-Nutzer kaum drum­her­um kam. Auch ich hat­te damals eini­ge Pos­tings gese­hen und ten­den­zi­ell eher Scha­den­freu­de übrig für die Yup­pies, die Tau­sen­de Dol­lar bezah­len, um auf einer Bahamas-Insel ein wenig Musik zu hören, ohne jemals ein Bild davon gese­hen oder nähe­re Infor­ma­tio­nen zu haben. In der Repor­ta­ge sieht man aber auch, dass es da noch Mit­ar­bei­ter und Dienst­leis­ter gab, die das gan­ze Deba­kel schwer getrof­fen hat. Und dass viel zu vie­le soge­nann­te Influ­en­cer viel zu kri­tik­los und ohne Wer­be­kenn­zeich­nung Leu­ten vor­ge­gau­kelt haben, was für ein Luxus­e­vent das Fyre Fes­ti­val sein kön­ne. Nur eine Fra­ge bleibt der Film schul­dig: Haben die Ver­ant­wort­li­chen, allen vor­an Bil­ly McFar­land, tat­säch­lich geglaubt, sie bekä­men das alles hin oder war ihnen nicht doch von Anfang an klar, dass sie mit Anlauf gegen eine Wand ren­nen?
Legen­de: ⭐ Grau­en­haft, nicht zu ertra­gen ⭐⭐ Ich habe durch­ge­hal­ten ⭐⭐⭐ Soli­der Durch­schnitt ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sehr gut, zu emp­feh­len ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Außer­ge­wöhn­li­che Spit­zen­klas­se
Spen­de hier und ich ver­dopp­le! Ich unter­stüt­ze mit dei­ner Spen­de einen guten Zweck. Jeder Euro hilft. Aktu­ell samm­le ich für das Tier­heim Bonn.
spen­den 
(Original unter: https://1ppm.de/2019/02/medienkonsum-januar-2019/)
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Surprise Visits
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Eto ang mga biglaang dalaw nagiging foodtrip. Minute Burger, Gau o Pansitan. Pero walang tatalo sa 7/11 hahahaha. Hays. Nakakamiss dumalaw sayo. Babawi ako. Pangako yan.
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Groupers (石斑鱼) are highly prized food fish everywhere and tonight’s dinner is Spicy Red Grouper which is called Ang Gau (红石斑) here around the region of Southeast Asia. Our local wet markets generally sell two types of red groupers - Spotted Coral Grouper (Plectropomus maculatus) and Leopard Coral Grouper (Plectropomus leopardus). It is expensive due to the tender yet bouncy flesh that flakes nicely and the whole fish is usually steamed to appreciate its delicate texture.
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Mum also prepared these Herbs & Chilli Fishcakes and Fried Bean Curds to go along with the red grouper dish. I like to drizzle chilli sauce all over the bean curd to add extra flavours and also reduced the rice intake since the bean curd itself is already quite filling.
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