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8. Reduce the heat to low and cook covered until the rice is al dente, slightly undercooked. This step should take you no longer than 10 to 11 minutes. Do not stir or mix at all during this stage of cooking. If you see the rice bubbling and frothing up, you may open the lid one to 2 times & cover back.
1. Always choose premium quality basmati rice that is aged and has been stored in good condition. Wash it well a few times in ample amount of water. Soak for at least 30 to 40 minutes again in apmple amount of water depending on the kind and brand. Some kinds of rice need about 60 minutes plus for the grain to absorb water. This helps the grain to expand well while cooking. Drain the rice.
Only one of the four planned midcourse corrections was required during translunar coast. A midcourse correction made at 5:03 p.m. Dec. 8, was a 1.6 second service propulsion system burn resulting in a 10>:5 feet/second velocity change. Lunar orbit insertion was accomplished at 7:47:23 p.m. Dec. 10, placing the spacecraft into a lunar orbit of 170 by 52.6 nautical miles. Approximately four hours, 20 minutes later, the orbit was reduced to 59 by 15 nautical miles. The spacecraft remained in this low orbit for more than 18 hours, during which time the CSM/LM undocking and separation were performed. The CSM circularization maneuver was performed at 6:50:29 p.m. Dec. 11, which placed the CSM into an orbit of 70.3 by 54.3 nautical miles. At 2:35 p.m. Dec. 11, the commander and lunar module pilot entered the LM to prepare for descent to the lunar surface. At 6:55:42 p.m. Dec. 11, the LM was placed into an orbit with a perilune altitude of 6.2 nautical miles. Approximately 47 minutes later, the powered descent to the lunar surface began. Landing occurred at 7:54:57 p.m. Dec. 11, at lunar latitude 20 degrees, 10 minutes north, and longitude 30 degrees 46 minutes east. Apollo 17 was the last lunar landing mission. Three extravehicular activities, or EVAs, lasted a total of 22 hours, four minutes on the lunar surface. EVA No. 1 began at 11:54:49 p.m. Dec. 11, with Eugene Cernan egressing at 12:01 a.m. Dec. 12. The first EVA was seven hours, 12 minutes long and was completed at 7:06:42 a.m. Dec. 12. The second EVA began at 11:28:06 p.m. Dec. 12, and lasted seven hours, 37 minutes, ending at at 7:05:02 a.m. Dec. 13. The final EVA began at 10:25:48 p.m. Dec. 13, and ended at 5:40:56 a.m. Dec. 14.
The LM ascent stage lifted off the moon at 10:54:37 p.m. Dec. 14. After a vernier adjustment maneuver, the ascent stage was inserted into a 48.5 by 9.4 nautical mile orbit. The LM terminal phase initiation burn was made at 11:48:58 p.m. Dec. 14. This 3.2 second maneuver raised the ascent stage orbit to 64.7 by 48.5 nautical miles. The CSM and LM docked at 1:10:15 a.m. The LM ascent stage was jettisoned at 4:51:31 a.m. Dec. 15. Deorbit firing of the ascent stage was initiated at 6:31:14 a.m. Dec. 15, and lunar impact occurred 19 minutes, seven seconds later approximately 0.7 nautical miles from the planned target at latitude 19 degrees, 56 minutes north, and longitude 30 degrees, 32 minutes east. The ascent stage impact was recorded by the four Apollo 17 geophones, and by each ALSEP at Apollos 12, 14, 15 and 16 landing sites.
Ronald Evans performed a transearth EVA at 8:27:40 p.m. Dec. 17, that lasted one hour, six minutes, during which time he retrieved the lunar sounder film, as well as the panoramic and mapping camera film cassettes.
The CSM, LM and S-IVB booster stage were inserted 11 minutes, 53 seconds after launch into an Earth parking orbit of 91.2 by 92.5 nautical miles. After two revolutions, at 8:45:37 a.m. GMT, Apollo 17 was inserted into translunar coast.
Once upon a time, there was a prostitute called Maria. Wait a minute. "Once upon a time" is how all the best children's stories begin and "prostitute" is a word for adults. How can I start a book with this apparent contradiction? But since, at every moment of our lives, we all have one foot in a fairy tale and the other in the abyss, let's keep that beginning.
Once upon a time, there was a prostitute called Maria.
Like all prostitutes, she was born both innocent and a virgin, and, as an adolescent, she dreamed of meeting the man of her life (rich, handsome, intelligent), of getting married (in a wedding dress), having two children (who would grow up to be famous) and living in a lovely house (with a sea view). Her father was a travelling salesman, her mother a seamstress, and her hometown, in the interior of Brazil, had only one cinema, one nightclub and one bank, which was why Maria was always hoping that one day, without warning, her Prince Charming would arrive, sweep her off her feet and take her away with him so that they could conquer the world together.
While she was waiting for her Prince Charming to appear, all she could do was dream. She fell in love for the first time when she was eleven, en route from her house to school. On the first day of term, she discovered that she was not alone on her way to school: making the same journey was a boy who lived in her neighborhood and who shared the same timetable. They never exchanged a single word, but gradually Maria became aware that, for her, the best part of the day were those moments spent going to school: moments of dust, thirst and weariness, with the sun beating down, the boy walking fast, and with her trying her hardest to keep up.
This scene was repeated month after month; Maria, who hated studying and whose only other distraction in life was television, began to wish that the days would pass quickly; she waited eagerly for each journey to school and, unlike other girls her age, she found the weekends deadly dull. Given that the hours pass more slowly for a child than for an adult, she suffered greatly and found the days far too long simply because they allowed her only ten minutes to be with the love of her life and thousands of hours to spend thinking about him, imagining how good it would be if they could talk.
Then it happened.
One morning, on the way to school, the boy came up to her and asked if he could borrow a pencil. Maria didn't reply; in fact, she seemed rather irritated by this unexpected approach and even quickened her step. She had felt petrified when she saw him coming toward her, terrified that he might realize how much she loved him, how eagerly she had waited for him, how she had dreamed of taking his hand, of walking straight past the school gates with him and continuing along the road to the end, wherepeople saidthere was a big city, film stars and television stars, cars, lots of cinemas, and an endless number of fun things to do.
For the rest of the day, she couldn't concentrate on her lessons, tormented by her own absurd behavior, but, at the same time, relieved, because she knew that the boy had noticed her too, and that the pencil had just been an excuse to start a conversation, because when he came over to her, she had noticed that he already had a pen in his pocket. She waited for the next time, and during that nightand the nights that followedshe went over and over what she would say to him, until she found the right way to begin a story that would never end.
But there was no next time, for although they continued to walk to school together, with Maria sometimes a few steps ahead, clutching a pencil in her right hand, and at other times, walking slightly behind him so that she could gaze at him tenderly, he never said another word to her, and she had to content herself with loving and suffering in silence until the end of the school year.
The term Time Management is a misnomer. You cannot manage time; you manage the events in your life in relation to time. You may often wish for more time, but you only get 24 hours, 1,440 minutes, or 86,400 seconds each day. How you use that time depends on skills learned through self-analysis, planning, evaluation, and self-control. Much like money, time is both valuable and limited. It must be protected, used wisely, and budgeted.
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Jayaraj, malayalam movie director has teamed with megastar mommooty for his dream movie project 'The Train' which got released on 27th May 2011. The story of the Malayalam movie is based on realtime incidents related to the series of seven bomb blasts which rocked the railway network in Mumbai over a period of 11 minutes on the Suburban Railway in Mumbai on 11th July 2006. The inspiration of Jayaraj to move forward with this project was a book which narrated the lives of 187 people who became the victims of the 7/11 mumbai bomb blasts. From the words of jayaraj, the movie 'The Train' got inspired from the lives of 187 innocent people who couldn't fulfill their dreams.
Cast & Crew of the Malayalam Movie 'The Train'
Story/Screenplay/direction: Jayaraj
Cinematography: Seenu Murukkumpuzha & Tanu Balak
Music: Srinivaas
Lyrics: Rafeeq Ahmed & Jayaraj
Editor: Vivek Harshan
Art Direction: Ajayan Kattungal & Mayur
Costumes: Kumar Edappal & Vafeesha Rahman
Make up: Biju Bhasker
Production Controller: Baburaj Manisseri
Production Designer: Binu Karunakaran
Production Executive: Manoj Pala & Bombay Ravi
Associate Director: Albert Antony
Assistant Directors: Jithin, Kiran, Sooraj
Fayis, Suneet, Sarath.S.Paarayil
Raakhi, Shiny Jokos
Banner: Harvest Dreams Films & Entertainments Pvt.Ltd
Story of the Malayalam Movie 'The Train'
The movie 'The Train' tells the story of few incidents that happened on the day of the Mumbai train blasts. The movie describes the happening on the day between 6 am to 6 pm. The lead role played by megastar mammotty as an Anti-Terror Squad officer (Kedernath). Youth icon Jayasurya plays the role of karthik who is a track singer who is much a fan of music maestro A. R. Rahman. Karthik who lived with hopes and dreams boarded the train on the day. Jagathy Srikumar is characterized with the role of a corrupted ATS officer. Another role played Saikumar is as a Cyber-Cell officer. Jayaraj's wife sabitha also plays a character role in the movie ' The Train'.
The Train Movie Review
The movie ''The Train' starts with media reports of the Mumbai bomb blasts which took place in 7 different places within 11 minutes. The movie narrates the incidents that happened in 12 hours. As seen in Hollywood and bollywood movies of the same genre, the movie shows how terrorists plan the attacks. Mammotty's role as ATS officer kedarnath has nothing to do much in the movie even in the lead role. Jayaraj has tried to give much importance to follow up the character of Jayasurya who had made good impression in the movie. The story which develops in different locations to narrate the life of diverse people but failed to mix up in the end. There were some missing factors in the movie which really botched to impress the audience. The 2 length movie had some soothing music tracks set by music director sreenivas. The movie had tried to do as the much successful youth film traffic which narrated multiple stories with a good linking in the climax. But the movie 'The Train' failed to link the movie which had a sad ending for the movie lovers who expected a better movie.
The only postive of the movie to be suggested is the cinematography. The camera works done by Seenu & Tanu Balak are kudos. Tanu is a young cameraman who has already done some works with Jayaraj. Spiderkerala expect much a future in tanu who has steps to climb up to be a young director for Malayalam movie industry.
SpiderKerala Verdict of the Movie 'The Train' is 2.5/10.
Comments put forwarded by our reporters is that those who wish to view the movie it is better to reserve the money for a week to watch the much awaited Malayalam movie Rathinirvedam for all opening shows,which gets released on June 3rd 2011.
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