every sound has its own texture. lot of stoppings of the sound, little silences that come between the syllables in ganga opening line that are very textural. [singing ganga] also the sigh of the singer who starts the song is very different in texture from the scream at the end of the song. [loud singing to end sg] in ganga singing, the way people refer to the parts is very textural. the lot of terms that are connected with talking about ganga as a genre are borrowed from weaving. and they'll say, "that was neat, neat as a loom," or, "you embroidered that song really well." within the local tradition, people don't think of parts in their singing as two parts, they think of song as a song. a song is a whole. and if you come to a group of singers who are singing a ganga or a becarac and you ask them, "could you please sing me your part?" they will say, "no." not because they're not good singers or not because they are unable to sing, they just don't conceive of music in terms of independent parts that are doing discreet

cilantro, green onions, shredded banana blas somes, it's a -- blossoms, it's a wonder of flavor and texture. the greatest soup in the world. look at that, man, that is just unbelievable. blood cake. >> blood cake. >> the sauce. i want to see how much he put in there. >> you have to make it look really red in there, it has to be blood red. >> and the broth is wonderful. people are put on earth for various purposes, i was put on earth to do this. eat noodles right here. >> when i was a kid, we used to tell each other, do not take a date to go out to eat, if you start sweat, your hair stick up. >> really? i would definitely bring a date to this, if she doesn't like this, there's no hope of a relationship. >> exactly. >> if she said i don't know, there'sicy stuff in there, that would be a relationship of of-ender for me.

the texture is firm. and it tastes great. >> reporter: the port in the northern island of hokkaido receives about 100 pounds of fresh seafood every day. everything from rock fish to yellowtail is caught here. most of it is sold here at the local market are still alive. keeping it fresh is very important and it's been difficult to ship fish for long distances. but now, a new method may bring a drastic change. the secret is this smooth paste-like ice. officials from an organization of hokkaido products is experimenting with it. the salt in the ice lowers the melting point. that keeps the subzero temperature much longer than ice made of pure water. for the experimental shipping, wholesalers pick the freshest seafood available. because the paste consists of very fine grains of ice it sticks and covers the fish evenly. >> translator: it's been a challenge for us to keep the freshness during transportation. we'd like to keep the taste of the fish the same as it does in hakudate. >> reporter: the fish is air fre

we had the hurricane bringing record rain fall and textures to the big -- textures to the big eyed. it -- temperatures to the big island. it's tracking slowly westward, it will not make a turn until monday. we'll continue tonight to get the bulk of the wind gusts, 40 to 50 miles per hour. primarily that will be offshore. some of the northern islands will get dust from time to time. we are only seeing wind crusts 30 to 5 -- 30 to 35 minneapolis. the last looping of the -- 35 miles per hour. the last looping of the rain is coming around. look at the totals. these are 24 hour totals taken at 8 o'clock this morning. that is 8 o'clock this morning, honolulu time. over 2.5 inches. and wrapped up three inches of rain fall with that. however, we are continuing to see the rainfall totals come up. that was 8 o'clock this morning, and we are getting heavy rainfall with a slow track keeping it a category 1 hurricane because it may weaken slightly as it was today, but it will only pick up to a category 1. we'll see it off and on, moving into north waters that are so warm. way above normal for th

have a range of textures on your cheese plate. get everything there. want to start it this really gooey harbeson from vermont. gorgeous thing about this cheese you don't have to do anything to serve it because once we crack it open, it's ready to be eaten as it. grab a cracker, piece of bread and you're good to go. nerols when it comes to eating this cheese. it feels right. empties probably something i could -- i really can't talk but it's really good. i'm lesley and this has been a fox food bite. >> thank you lesley. don't talk with your mouthful. (laughter). >> who does not love cheese? i would not want to live in a world without cheese. if you want to see that again or any of our segments come to myfoxphilly.com and apparently we've learn we have got our own button you can click on hash tag fox 29 weekend. ♪ >> i'm fox 29 junior reporter lauren dugan and here's the vatican day one of the 2014 extraordinary bishops over the next two weeks the delegation of bishops from all over the world will be discussing their experience with pope francis and how t

is there a more perfect assortment of colors and textures?nks, chicken, marrow bones, leeks, carrots, turnips, fennel and parsnips. all stewed long and at low temperature, then served with his own deeply rich broth. >> you think it's enough for the two of us? >> and then this. [ speaking foreign language ] >> as if the chef had been listening to my deepest, darkest, secret yearnings, the legendary dish, almost completely disappeared incredibly difficult preparation of wild hare. the animal is slowly cooked, then coated by a sauce of its own heart, liver, and lungs that's been thickened with its own blood. after six hours of preparation, it's served as the chef prefers, whole on the bone. the rich glorious sauce finished with truffles, over and over until it coats like richest chocolate. absolutely the lost ark of the covenant. >> everything great about cooking is encapsulated in this dish. [ speaking foreign language ] >> many generations come forever. >> i will never eat like this again in my life. chef, merci. the meal of my life. >> today

i started reflecting about that, at that texture.er, this incredible visionary man who is a cheese maker, he said, massimo,i have two tell you something. the plate was great, but start thinking about the aging process more than the texture. be more respectful of the process of the ingredients than to show how great you are on technique. from that moment, i started exploring the aging process and doing my own experiment, bringing the cheese on a different level, to show the terroir, the aging process. 24, 30, 36, 40 50. the time that is passing. >> the next one is the crunchy part of the lasagna. >> that, this is another emotional dish. the corner, the experience of the corner of the lasagna. when my grandmother arrives and brings the lasagna, you have, you experience like every other kid, that corner, a little burn. everyone knows that is the best part of the lasagna. >> let me talk about art. art has a place in the kitchen, in the restaurant, in your soul. >> art is the highest way to can indicate, the highest point of human thought

the dense texture of storytelling created by the combination of images and text makes the amduat a uniquely egyptian phenomenon... together with other funerary texts, mummy wrappings, coffins, sarcophagi, and tombs, the amduat protected the deceased and guided them through the afterworld. the pharaoh's successful navigation of the netherworld resulted in more than his own rebirth as the sun god. by ensuring that the life-giving sun would rise each dawn, the journey promised all egyptians that day would follow night and that life as they knew it would continue. ( music ) ( person speaking in greek ) ummer translating: "we do not emulate the initutns oouneighbors. ouvement called aemracy becae not ths he f but of the many." described in the year 430 before christ (b.c.) by pericles, the elected leader of athens, this new political system nurtured free intellectual inquiry and unprecedented creativity in the arts: the father of tragedy, aeschylus; the dramatists sophocles and euripides; the physician hippocrates; the philosopher socrates. this classical period, which at its height lasted less

so the crop jacket obviously tighter fit, and then it has the textures of the leather and the my lot. so very contemporary, on trend for the season. >> this is all from sach's. >> oh! >> one stop shopping. >> thanks, shea. who is next? >> i like the hat first of all. >> yes. >> light off the glop this is our weekends look. so little more relaxed, great for the weekend, a loft knits obviously with the hat and the scarf and the vest and this is great transaction from fall to winter, you can layer as needed. >> so, do that jeans thing is that correct still okay? >> definitely. do the roll, yes, the bottom, then the boots, the high boots are big trend for men and women. >> high boots are back? >> they are. >> like the timber land's, remember those? is that an infinity scarf? >> it is, loops around, double loop. >> it is all stuck together? >> all one piece, yes. >> you don't have to worry about how to tie it or anything else? >> exactly, just wrap it around. >> looking good, man. okay? oh, i like the color of this coat here. >> yes, this is beautiful. >> cam snell. >> camel, yes, camel ov

surfaces are thick encrustations of paint but they always refer, often vividly, to the quality and texture shape and perspective, of what he painted. he painted himself at this time as a workmanly japanese painter. he wrote to gauguin, "i have aimed at the character of a simple monk worshiping the eternal buddha." eventually suffering from epilepsy and considered mad by many people van gogh was confined in the sanitarium here at saint-remy near arles. from his window, he could look out on the weird rocky outcrops of the alpilles mountains. in june 1889 that view inspired one of his most famous paintings. the painting is starry night. starry night was an attempt to make a modern religious art. van gogh was suspicious, however, of the catholic undertones of bernard's and gauguin's religious themes. here he uses typically protestant nature symbolism-- suns and stars and trees striving upwards towards the heavens. incorporating a cyprus tree so characteristic of provence, the painting nevertheless has a dutch church and dutch cottages. van gogh painted starry night using modern color theory. t

and it requires this very fine-grained, i like ganesh's words, granular, texture, there's a lot of textureo these decisions. and at the end of the day, we can't oversimplify. we've got to go through in a very sophisticated kind of way those decisions. and, again, those are political decisions in part, they're tactical decisions in part, and in the end, they're legal decisions. but one of the things that i'm just adamant about is we can't make those decisions at a very high strategic level and yet the people at the tactical level are completely in it, they're the ones that bear the consequences of those decisions, and we owe it to them to make those decisions in good faith based on what the law actually is, not on what we want it to be, not on what we wish it was, not on what yahoo! news says it is but what really is the law. >> so in terms of, you know, once you're in there, once you're coming out how do you think about, how do you think about-and-a-half dating the local and the -- navigating the local and the differences between our involvement and others, and i'll give you kind of two ex

in the course of study, you can start to learn with texture ral reasoning and deep are understanding of text that you may still think they're going to hell, but there might be some interpretation or wiggle room about what is the the exclusion or the need for action. and in that course of just opening up anyone's mind to the possibility that there might be another interpretation of text, not just a literal one of this particular text, we have seen that groups have become more tolerant and started to build relationships. and that can take place in the course of four hour, four days, four months, four years. but in fact people are looking and scanning the globe for techniques that actually get at religious literacy as well as relationship building at the community level. scripture ral reasoning just happens to be one of them used out will. at the community service level, that is soot area people have to look at temperature i think ambassador become e pick erg wa that the collective issues of water or safety is another the way to get speakinterfaith grou serving the community. builds res

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the wooden windows up above the tishgs texture you'd have to be close to tell most windows are painted with some type of enamel or something that hardens with the la text paint the issue whether those two lower floors windows vary in technicalities it is your from what months people walking but they vary in depth to both distributors the width and the depth in my opinion it doesn't so i'm not as supportive as the premise port commission position in n this particular case. >> madam president. >> i'm also laser i didn't have slippery slopes so i'll uphold the department and figure out a way to mitigate the impact. >> i can go either way as we did in the past grant the permit holders significant amount of years to replace which we've done in the past i do still think there's recourse in regards to the seller with possible responsibility to help with that or i can actually, i'm looking at the picture i don't see much difference either so i could go i have way commissioners as a reminder in the vote is 3 to one we'll normally do is to continue the case for the missing commissioner to partic

feature, it gives you a little control panel and as you go through your page and you select some texture able to use that control panel to actually play back the information to you. i will see if i can demonstrate that very quickly. also, while i'm bringing that feature up, i wanted to tell you that there is a google translate feature also and the google translate feature allows you to access the information by translating into different languages. you know, it maybe that i don't want to slowdown the meeting by clicking through those buttons but i'm going to describe the way the site is organize to keep things moving. in talking about the organization, it was really our effort with this web design to be more of a resource both for people in the disability community as well as people working within the city family, other city departments as well as the people who come to us with plans and permits looking for our quality control quality assurance program for accessibility plan check, and so we structured our web page so we have some quick links that allow you to go directly to the informat

with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix has twenty bags of interesting. pick your mix. very concerning about fighters from western nations joining isis and other rebel groups.& they pose danger to american and other coalition forces and their countries. clarissa ward managed to get inside syria and talk to a jihadi from europe. >> reporter: after months of negotiations we met a 26-year-old dutch fighter born in holland but now one of the thousands of western jihadees fighting in syria. >> i will fight anybody, even if it was my own father bombing these people, i would fight him and kill him myself. >> reporter: do you feel it's because of your home? >> yes, of course we left everything behind. everything. our family, our friends, basically our future. >> reporter: he was a soldier with the dutch army, but when special forces turned him down, he quit. around the same time, the uprising in syria began. he said his world was turned upside down by the endless gruesome videos of the regime crackdown. >> i feel the need as a person, a a human, and a person i had to stand up a

actors love to play in them because they are so rich in texture.y are deep, deep. >> i'm going to put you on the spot. three things about tennessee williams that the average person does not"szç know. >> they certainly don't know the degree to which the great director that directed most of it, how important he was in the shaping and structuring of all the main plays. >> okay. >> williams owed him a great debt. williams, i think the next thing, i would say, is that williams, who made a myth of his sister rose, who was -- had one of the first labotomy's. his allegiance to her was retro specktive. at first, he didn't know what one was. he certainly was guilty of surviving in the family and -- but more than that, i think it's fair to say he was guilty because initially, he wasn't as loyal to rose as he acted out, both in plays. he built an alter to her, in his key west house. that enactment makes me feel that he wasn't all together honest about his feelings. the third surprising thing is that he continued the public narrative is after 1961, he died in 1

. >> translator: it has a thick and heavy texture. >> translator: the aroma is quite powerful. >> reporter: professor -- of -- university came up with the idea. he's an expert in the process of wine fermentation, where yeast and sugar from grapes enter alcohol. mr. -- studies how different types of yeast create subtle changes in the final product. he wanted to make a strain with yeast from the surrounding countryside. winemakers can find yeast in all manner of places from farm fields to plants and beyond. professor -- had his eye on the pond at the foot of mt. fuji. >> the pond only appears every six or seven years. if we can take yeast from it and make wine it's like a dream or fantasy. >> reporter: the professor had to wait seven years for the pond to reemerge. when it did he wasted no time. he collected some samples of water and began look for yeast. he only found a tiny amount. but it was enough to do the job. >> translator: this is the yeast i got from the pond. i preserved it by freezing it at min min minus 80 degrees. >> reporter: professor -- cultured and multiplied the yeast so th

there is different textures and colored earth, but to get a sense of the portrait, you have to go upigh. 160 nanometers, the washington monument is the world's tallest obelisk in the best place to view the portrait. t was really cool to see. a publicgrand in space. it is magnificent to see. >> a giant portrait that has taken up six acres of land. it is pretty incredible. >> the portrait will be plowed under and the field reseeded. there will be plenty of digital images. creating a memory that will endure long after the portrait itself has vanished. >> amazing. i know what i will be doing with my kids this weekend. find out much more on our website. from all of us here, thanks for watching. have a great weekend. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, kovler foundation, beijing tourism, and union bank. ♪ >> tradition, history, culture. discover the best memories of your life. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: ebola in

nurses will check the body texture of passengers. israel confirmed all the travellers will under go a simple medical examination. >> differences emerge in the amount of money. 9,000 people have been infected, and 4,500 of them have died. the u.n. says it needs roughly 1 billion to contain the virus. various countries have given $378 million. inside the u.s., one man, a liberia died from ebola, and two health care workers who treated him have the virus. the u.s. is not saying how mh it is spending to stop the spread. but it has spent more than $311 million to fight it inside the u.s. and west africa. two-thirds of liberia's national budget. earlier my colleague spoke to sheldon yets, a u.n.i.c.e.f. representative in liberia. he said the impact of ebola on the west african nations has been catastrophic. >> it's somewhat like being in a parallel universe. the epicentre of the crisis is in west africa, not in western europe or south-east of the united states. if we are going to address this, if we are going to be effective in getting par

we stress that the aroma and texture is balanced and it is easier to accept. governments are keen to encourage foreign vineyards to grow. service, ourf government enact a policy to protect foreign companies. the policy includes legal interest. years --rotects for 70 seven years. >> they anticipate that they irresistible.wine they plan to boost production. paul allen. go, women help drive the box office in north america. drew femaler audiences and took $38 million. the movie stars ben affleck and tells the story of a man whose wife goes missing. workers.t -- will government workers get to their hong kong campaigners vowed to maintain pressure. grim reading. analysts say it will be an ugly quarter. on a losing streak. gold sees a retreat since 2010. good morning to you. welcome to the first trading day of the week. we are coming to you live and streaming to you on mobile. say they campaigners will continue the citizens until talks produce real change. protesters have pulled back and are seeking government offices. they say that they will allow employees to get t

tofu is high in protein, low in calories and usually has a soft texture. but it's evolving in a unique way in its new market across the ocean. nhk world has more. >> the sausage in this hot dog is not made from meat. it's made from tofu. >> translator: this is good. it tastes just like a real sausage. >> reporter: this event in cologne, germany, started four years ago to introduce people to tofu. the festival is organized by a tofu pioneer in germany. he founded a tofu manufacturing company about 30 years ago. when he was in japan, he was deeply enticed by the taste of tofu and learned how to make it. he imported machines from japan. after much trial and error, he developed a variety of tofu products that became popular in germany. he now makes 6,000 tons of tofu products a year. they include ham flavored tofu and deep fried tofu cutlets. he exports to other countries in europe, and to the u.s. >> translator: because tofu is made of soybeans, it is just right for health conscious consumers. >> reporter: another tofumaker in berlin carefully selects his ing

with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix has twenty bags of interesting. your mix. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good thursday morning at 4:28. >>> first up, a check on the forecast. i thought i heard mike say something about rain? >> this weekend and today. in the north bay. check out live doppler hd, a few radar returns and the last couple of hours the rain has been near loafer -- cloverdale and to napa and sonoma. we will see increasing sunshine headed to the south. 74 to 78 inland, east bay and south bay. coast and san francisco, up to 69. around the bay, up to 75. like yesterday. leyla gulen? >> good morning, as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza it is empty. but it is early. not too much traffic. it is also friday evening. nice. the traffic there is green, green means go, everywhere and drive time traffic, 580, tracy to dublin is 23 minutes and highway westbound antioch to concord is continue minutes and from san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. >>> thank you, leyla gulen, the giants are coming home to contin

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with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix has twenty bags of interesting. your mix. >> good morning, everyone, it is 4:27 on this thursday, october 23, i'm matt o'donnell. we're following several developing stories, one person is dead, four more are injured after a violent crash on a wet, busy highway overnight. we'll haveup dates on the conditions of the injured. >>> three officers come under attack overnight and forced to use a taser to end the assault. >>> sky6 live hd looking at philadelphia international airport this morning, the roads are wet in spots. we have rain pushing off the jersey shore, we'll have accuweather and traffic updates all next. florida. pretty much nice everywhere else. >>> well, finally, some industry estimates that the space adventure movie "interstellar" could bring in $50 million on the opening weekend. that's in two weeks. >> the director sat down with ""world news tonight" anchor david muir. >> we used to wonder at our place in the stars. >> reporter: the father in interstellar, the planet in pearl. and this cast is pushing th

a health worker takes their textures twice dale -- texture twice daily but offers little instruction. >> reporter: let me under you, no one has come. they are scared there may be a danger to the public safety. >>> officials at a washington d.c. hospital are waiting for test results to determine if there is a second case of ebola in the united states. a patient has been quarantined at howard university hospital, and officials say the person travelled to nigeria. the patient who has ebola-like symptoms is in stable condition. >> tomorrow an american freelance journalist diagnose with ebola will be demroen to the united states. this is the facebook page for the journalist on assignment in c.b.c. he will be taken to the medical center that treated dr rick sacra last month. the death toll is 3400, all in west africa. more than 2,000 is in liberia. as jonathan betz reports, the military is sending more unit to help with the crisis. >> >> reporter: with ebola reaching american shores and no sign of the outbreak slowing in africa... >> we are doing everything we can to ensure it's addressed.

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rich, you think it's easy to listen to but then when you get into the context, it's really deep and texturedlex and i hear something new every night. >> why does this -- speaking of 1953 the original, why does this play work in black? why does it work? >> because it's about relationships. >> yeah. >> and it's about relationships to your past. for instance, it's a character setting. mother watts lives in the past and relishes the past and whether it's gmusic, whether its him, that's your comfort. jessie doesn't want to talk about the past. the movie magazine and being in the city, that's her future and reality and she doesn't want to dwell on the past. the past is morbid and something mother watts relishes. so those are people within our families. some people love to talk about the past. some people don't want to talk about the past. >> there are many young actors who worked with you who learned from -- learned about their craft from watching you on the set. you talked about sicily tyson earlier. she is almost 90 years old and killing it every night. >> on stage. >> exactly. what as an actor,

to make it attractive to local chinese taste, we stress of aroma and texture is fresh and for our so it is easier customers to accept it. , they encourage foreign vineyards to grow grapes in china. >> in terms of service, the government enacted policy to protect foreign companies and includes legal interests to build chateau's. the policy protects for seven years and the property rights of buildings and chateau's. >> they anticipate that chinese consumers will find it irresistible and boost production to 300,000 bottles. >> before we go, an update on the protests in hong kong. we take you to live pictures right now. >> it appears that several people have left and those who remain say they will not quit until the authorities offer something tangible. >> they allowed civil servants to enter hong kong government offices. the protests are in their 11's day -- 11's day. there are talks between student >> the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg, its affiliates, or its employees.

that is not a textural interpretation of the statute. those look at the statute as a whole and hon no, sors and atteo harmonize with each in the statue. in some ways, jonathan told me i'm terrible with analogies. i view their interpretation as a very bad action movie with the narrow provision issue playing the role of our hero. you have hundreds of provisions. all are viewed as hapless enemies. instead of looking at them at once, they attack one by one. they're all terribly weak. statutory interpretation under a proper texture frame work advanced by the justice, it's not a alone here. it's an ensemble cast like the avengers. the other provisions are not enemies to be dispatched with with the narrow isolated reading of provision. they're meant to harmonize and come together in complete and understanding interpretation of the statute. you see a this isolation in all sorts of the challengers briefs. you see it this the plaintiff briefs, the opinions. just the structure of opinions starts with strong default. each individual challenge one by

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