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1. viktarzulk says:

   March 25, 2010 at 7:28 pm

   Check out this video which features various community leaders and successful black african men, including Sir Trevor McDonald OBE, actor/playwrite Kwame Kwei-Armah, Kidulthood star Femi Oyeniran and the rapper, and current UK chart-topper, Tinie Tempah. Today (Monday, 15th March), David Lammy addresses an audience of policy makers, charities and journalists about the cultural and legislative changes [...]
2. comtschlem says:

   March 28, 2010 at 8:48 pm

   Check this out.
3. streaversi dieto says:

   March 30, 2010 at 8:57 am

   this is like the best vid of her ever very good job congrats and also very original pics many of them bever seen before thanks for making it
4. froleksteg reiffieser says:

   April 2, 2010 at 5:55 pm

   INGREDIENTS :

   1 lb fresh flat rice noodles [Kway Teow noodles, also spelt Koay Teow] or dried flat rice noodles
   1/2 lb lard, finely diced [Substitute: 4 tbsp peanut oil]
   3 tbsp garlic, peeled, finely chopped
   1/2 lb medium-sized shrimp, shelled, de-veined, tails left intact if you wish
   1/2 lb squid, cleaned, cut into inch squares or thick rings
   1/2 cup fresh cockles*, shelled [Substitute: extra shrimp or squid]
   1 Lap Cheong [Chinese sweet sausage], cut diagonally into thin slices [optional]
   2 to 3 eggs
   4 cups fresh bean sprouts
   1/2 cup fresh chives, cut into 1½ inch lengths [Substitute: scallions]
   2 tbsp thick, dark soy sauce [choose a brand that has a high caramel content]
   3 tbsp light soy sauce [regular soy sauce]
   salt and white pepper
   2 tbsp water
   Ingredients for pan-roasted Chili Paste :

   3 tbsp lard [Substitute: peanut or vegetable oil]
   2 tbsp garlic, peeled, finely chopped
   1 tbsp belacan, also spelt belachan or blacan [dried shrimp paste]
   1 tbsp sugar
   1 1/2 cups chili paste
   salt and white pepper
   To Prepare pan-roasted Chili Paste :

   Heat wok, add lard or oil, belacan, and stir-fry till belacan is quite roasted
   Add garlic, stir-fry till light golden brown
   Add chili paste and bring to a rapid boil
   Add sugar, salt and white pepper to taste
   Reduce heat to a gentle simmer, keep stirring 15-25 mins till the chili sauce reduces, oil starts to separate, and color of the chili paste changes to a dark, reddish brown – Be careful not to burn!
   Immediately pour the pan-roasted chili paste into a small bowl and set aside. Use to your taste of hotness. Store any extra in an airtight container in the fridge
   Variation : If fresh cockles are unavailable, substitute with sliced fish cakes or fish balls – or simply add more fresh shrimp and fresh squid.

   To Prepare Rice Noodles :

   If using 'fresh' flat rice noodles: Gently separate the noodles. If they are too stuck together, do not force them apart. Soak the noodles in warm water for 1 to 2 mins, and using your fingers, gently separate the noodles. Be careful not to soak them too long – noodles should be 'al dente' or they will break up too much when stir frying. Drain thoroughly
   If using packaged 'dried' flat rice noodles: To reconstitute, pour hot boiling water, enough to cover the dried noodles. Soak till just al dente. Use a chopstick or tongs to give it a stir to separate the noodles in the hot water. Drain the hot water from the noodles. Immediately place noodles under a cold tap and allow cold running water to 'cool off' the noodles. Drain well. It's vital for the noodles to be just 'al dente' – not soft so that it does not break up too much when stir-frying
   To stir fry Char Kway Teow :

   In a small bowl, mix the thick, dark soy sauce, light soy sauce with 2 tbsp water This is your flavoring soy sauce mixture
   Heat wok on high, add lard cubes, stir-fry and allow lard to melt to mostly oil
   Remove lard oil into a small bowl
   Heat wok, preferably a cast iron wok to smoking hot, add 4 tbsp of the lard oil [or peanut oil], stir-fry garlic a few seconds, add lap cheong [Chinese sausage] [optional] and stir-fry the lap cheong for about a min
   Toss in fresh shrimp and squid, stir-fry till just turned opaque – do not overcook
   Add noodles, sprinkle 3 to 4 tbsp of the soy sauce mixture all over the noodles, and salt and white pepper to taste
   Gently stir-fry for 3-5 mins
   Make a circular empty space in the middle of the wok, using your ladle to push the noodles up and all around the outer edges of the wok
   Add 1-2 tsp lard or peanut oil, break 2 or 3 eggs [your preference], add a pinch of salt to the eggs
   Roughly scramble the eggs, when it's done, push the eggs aside, add the fresh cockles, stir-fry a few seconds, then fold the noodles over and add 3 tbsp of the pan-roasted chili paste [or more according to your taste]
   Stir-fry gently, allow noodles to get slightly charred in the hot wok, 5-8 mins
   Finally add chives and bean sprouts, fold the noodles over, give it one good last stir-fry to mix well with the noodles
   Turn off heat, dish onto individual serving plates, add a dash of white pepper and serve hot immediately
   Cook's Note: The bean sprouts should be nice & crunchy when the Char Kway Teow is served. Therefore, it's very important to add the bean sprouts at the very last minute – as the bean sprouts will continue to cook & wilt after removal from heat.

   For an authentic 'Char-red' Kway Teow i.e. for that 'charred taste', you have to maintain a very hot wok, preferably an cast-iron wok. Also, it is best to divide the ingredients and stir-fry the noodles in smaller or individual servings.
5. helsonnawi shacs says:

   April 3, 2010 at 7:32 pm

   ICR – Restored [2010]

   Стиль: D’n'B
   uploaded by kwei

   Список треков:
   01. Painful Every Day
   02. Hailstones From Heaven
   03. Hungry Man (Remix)
   04. Nevermore (Remix)
   05. Remember
   06. You Don’t Have To Know The Title
   07. Downhill
   08. Heavy Water
   09. Robot Death Squad – Tokyo Burner (ICR Remix)
   10. Rufige Cru – Krisp Biscuit (ICR Remix)
   11. Less Than Three (feat. Assorted Anonymous) (DJ Trax Remix)
   12. How The Glitch Stole Christmas

   СКАЧАТЬ весь альбом бесплатно в mp3 + обсуждение здесь
6. vers ogasia says:

   April 4, 2010 at 7:04 pm

   I've got the perfect solution that I've used myself for same problem but just not garlic. You're right about those sprays like Fabreeze. Only works for a short time and doesn't work for lots of odors. I've got the best solution for eliminating the odor for good… and safe and totally fragrance free. Go out and get a couple of the FRIDGE-IT activated carbon odor absorbers – little purple cube – not the imitations. costs $2 – $3 dollars each and put one in your bag. Totally unscented so it actually eliminates odor rather than covering up with some nasty fragrance and totally safe to use.
   I've used these for worst smells including spoiled fish in car and for closets, fridge etc. Also have two cats and use these on litter box – they are FANTASTIC> No spills or chemicals to worry about. You can buy these in kitchen gadget stores or just go direct which is what I do – contact them at and ask for order form. You get it right away.
   Definitely the way to go. try it.
   Good luck
7. grati schlenauld says:

   April 6, 2010 at 10:10 am

   On holiday!