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The culturally prevalent belief—supported by many contemporary Buddhist leaders—that the only spiritually correct sexual options are either celibacy or monogamy is a myth that may be causing unnecessary suffering and that needs, therefore, to be laid to rest. It may be perfectly plausible to hold simultaneously more than one loving or sexual bond in a context of mindfulness, ethical integrity, and spiritual growth. Indeed, while working toward the transformation of jealousy into sympathetic joy and the integration of sensuous and spiritual love, for some it might even be expeditious.
I believe that, ultimately,le—whether monogamous or polyamorous—b. From the Buddhist perspective of skillful means (upaya) and of the soteriological nature of Buddhist ethics, it also follows that the key factor in evaluating the appropriateness of any intimate connection may not be its form but rather its power to eradicate the suffering of self and others.  for reasons that are wholesome (that is, tending toward liberation) or unwholesome; promptings of our awakened nature can truly.


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Very early we will have our breakfast and then we will continue in our minibus to the port of Atalaya (600 masl = 1968.50 feet). On the way we will stop at an animal rescue station and look for orchids and we will also walk along the road to look for monkeys and birds. Then from Atalaya we will sail for 8 hours approx. in a 15–meter motorized canoe along the Alto Madre de Dios River until you reach the lowland rainforest. On this day we enjoy the changing landscape and we as Fasciated Tiger Herons, Kingfisher, Skimmers, Vultures, alligators . Then we will visit a local town where you can appreciate typical houses and the way of living of this people. In the afternoon we arrive at the Dorado Lodge (Place of the black spider monkey; double rooms with private bathroom). At night we will have a night walk to see insects, frogs, snakes, etc. and the main attraction in this lodge, which is a tapir clay lick.
DAY 03: DORADO ECOLOGICAL LODGE – CASA MATSIGUENKA.
DAY 04: CASA MATSIGUENKA LODGE – COCHA SALVADOR.
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DAY 07: PAITITI LODGE – TROCHA FELIPE – MACHUHUASI LAKE.
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GOP Senator Believes He’s Seen ‘Evidence’ Amy Coney Barrett Thinks Roe v. Wade Was Wrongly Decided—Here’s What That Might Be
Matt NahamSep 30th, 2020, 2:35 pm
The most likely pieces of evidence in the questionnaire pertain to things Judge Barrett has actually said and written about Roe v. Wade and stare decisis—namely, the judicial policy of adhering to precedent. In this context, this is the Supreme Court adhering to its own precedent. It should be said outright that thinking Roe was wrongly decided and thinking that, because of that, precedent should be overturned are two different things. The latter is the more important of the two.
On Jan. 18, 2013, Barrett presented a lecture at the University of Notre Dame titled, d. According to the student newspaper account of what was said, Barrett raised a question that one often hears in discuss
“Roe was a dramatic shift,” Barrett said., who was still a law professor at Notre Dame in 2013, noted that Casey “is a.”
“As of the Car,” Barrett said. Barrett predicted that it was, as of 2013, “very unlikely” that the Supreme Court would “overturn Roe, or Roe as curbed by Casey.”
“ continued. ut now we are moving into territory where Barrett will presumably join and add to an already. It’s impossible to know, but the former Federalist Society member’s words “very unlikely” and “will probably stand”—clearly not absolute terms—may have been different words if the current-and-future-iteration of the court was in place when she uttered them in 2013. In 2013, Anthony Kennedy, the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Barrett’s mentor Antonin Scalia were on the court.
This brings us to concepts of stare decisis and super-stare decisis or “super-precedent.” If stare decisis is a judge-made policy weighing against the overturning of past precedent, super-stare decisis speaks of a precedent with super-immunity from being overturned.
Barrett’s own writings, again from 2013, provide insight into her views on this, and they suggest that she doesn’t view Roe as super-precedent that is virtually immune from reconsideration. This law review piece was noted in the Senate questionnaire.
Barrett notes that her law review article was addressing the “force that stare decisis should have in one particular context: when a Supreme Court justice confronts constitutional precedent with which she disagrees.” She framed the range of the debate as follows:
The originalist school of thought Barrett described there would argue that judge-made doctrine should not supersede original meaning of the Constitution.
Barrett said she was setting out to write an account of “weak stare decisis” that is “not grounded in the claim that any particular methodological commitment demands that approach.” She wrote that a “more relaxed form of constitutional stare decisis” is “” The focus here, again, is on the individual justice confronting a precedent they disagree with.
Moments later, Barrett said her view is that “superprecedents’ do not illustrate a ‘super strong’ effect of stare decisis at all,” and cited Casey as a prime example [emhpasis and clarification ours]:
Sprecedent. . Indeedws that the Court is quite incapable of transforming precedent into superprecedent by ipse dixit [editor’s note: that’s Latin for just because the court says so]. a. Litigants do not challenge them [superprecedents]. If they did, no inferior federal court or state court would take them seriously, at least in the absence of any indicia that the broad consensus supporting a precedent was crumbling.
At the end of the ipse dixit line, Barrett added a footnote that appears to suggest that she doesn’t think of Roe is super-precedent because it remains highly controversial, again citing Gerhardt. But Barrett also cited Harvard Law Professor Richard H. Fallon’s observation on the subject [bold ours] that Roe has “a”:
Beyond this, the Senate questionnaire also unsurprisingly supported, in at least two instances, Judge Barrett’s conservative Catholic and pro-life bona fides.
Judge Barrett participated in Notre Dame’s University Faculty for Life Group from 2010-2016. The questionnaire noted that “participation” means “consistent repeated involvement in a given organization, membership, or regular attendance at events of meetings.”
Here’s what the ND UFL website says the group exists to do [emphases ours]:
ND UFL is o ND UFL isolitical, social, legal, medic issues. It seeks to promote the prolife cause at Notre Dame through a variety of academic and other activities.


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The teachings of Osho, in fact, encompass many religions, but he is not defined by any of them. He is an illuminating speaker on Zen, Taoism, Tibetan Buddhism, Christianity and ancient Greek philosophy... and also a prolific author. Votes: 23
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A recovery school district for low-performing schools in the Milwaukee Public Schools system? The news that a group of civic leaders convened last week at thesuch an idea gave me an instant trip to the land of MPS Structural Reform Ideas Past.
Jump to the late 1990s: Then-Gov. Tommy Thompson announced he was setting several goals for Milwaukee Public Schools, including test score and attendance improvement, and if they weren't met, he was going to have the state take over MPS. My assumption is that he thought about it a little more, asking himself, why would I want to take on that mountainous headache? MPS, of course, didn't meet the goals, but Thompson didn't pursue the idea.
In 2009, then-Gov. Jim Doyle said he wanted to put MPS under the control of a board appointed by the mayor of Milwaukee. Mayor Tom Barrett kind of seemed to go along. But Doyle and Barrett didn't do a good job of making the case, community opposition was effective and the idea came to nothing.
For all that has changed in MPS, the basic structure hasn't changed. You still have the superintendent and School Board at the top and the shots being called from their central office at 52nd and Vliet.
In fact, there's been a return in recent years to strong central control after a period in which each school was given more independence.
That's very important, except for this: One of the things even these other streams of education has not changed is the fact that there are far too many kids in the city not thriving when it comes to education. And they're in every stream of schools. There are exceptions, wonderful successes for both individual kids and individual charter, voucher and MPS schools. But overall, the city needs more educational success and it's hard to argue that creating new governing structures from above has brought much improvement.
So that brings us to the "recovery school district" idea. In several places — Louisiana being the most prominent — weak schools have been placed under an authority created by the state. The idea is that, freed of the bureaucracy and constraints of the conventional system, leaders can pursue more innovative, aggressive, step-on-the-gas changes that will bring broader success.
Best as I can judge, these efforts have infused some energy and intensity into schools, with some positive results. But they are far from sweeping successes.
What would be accomplished by bringing such an effort to Milwaukee? Disarming the teachers unions? That's pretty much been done already. Giving people more choices? Milwaukee parents have perhaps the widest range of choices in schools of any parents in America.
More should be done — and the Legislature and voucher advocates (including the MMAC) have not taken effective action on this.
Would putting weak schools in MPS under a new structure bring change that would help kids? You're going to have to convince me of that. And convince me that such an idea is going to get off the ground, given the history of MPS reform ideas coming to nothing.
If a new way to run schools is going to mean anything, it would only be because it's successful at building those qualities within a school and not just a new structure above the school.u.


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For some reason I wouldn’t place crushing cans for recycling in the same category as burning and torturing a barbie doll.
This all seems blown way out of proportion to me. The “torturing” only matters insofar as it’s torturing in the child’s mind, and it’s not. Barbies are just toys, and the children understand that. So there’s no problem. Watching the children, you would never notice a link between breaking a Barbie doll’s head off and actual violence.
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Wowza!! I love historical fiction and Girls on the Line was amazing! I was instantly pulled into the captivating story of Ruby and the Hello Girls of World War One. I enjoyed reading and learning about a little known part of history. Aimie K. Runyan did her research and it shows! A must read for historical fiction fans!!
Such an excellent book!! Not enough stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ to give! Excellent balance of war and personal / relationship. Loved the ending. Cried a couple of times and got goosebumps. If you love historical fiction, pick this one up. It'll stay with me a long while and I feel confident saying this is my first favorite of 2019! Such an excellent book!! Not enough stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ to give! Excellent balance of war and ...
Aimie Runyan is becoming a favorite author of mine, mainly because she writes about historical fiction (which is my favorite genre) and she picks topics I have never heard of before. After reading her "Daughters of the Night Sky" about the Night Witches of the Red Army during WWII,was so excited to see Girls on the Line come out. This was definitely a 4.5 star read.Girls on the Line is about the ...
Excellent story. well researched aetting so realistic it is almost painful. Runyan has written a story that captures the human side of war.
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G....thr.. Rubys t.GIRLS ON THE LINE BY AIMIE K. RUNYAN BOOK REVIEWMom wants a comfy life for her daughter. Too bad her daughter wants more out of life & she isnt afraid to go out of her comfort zone to find it. Following her heart, Ruby heads to France to help the US in WW I.MEET RUBYFirst, I need to say I love Ruby. She is strong-willed, d  call for women operators to help overseas.Interesting story based on real history. But the conversational language was rather sophomoric. 3☆...
I love historical fiction because it's a chance to learn something through the art of story. And by that definition, Girls on the Line excelled. On its surface, it was about friendship, romance, and family with the backdrop of World War I. But subtly, it demonstrated how women of the era had their feet in both the Victorian times and the new world. It was quite a life to straddle. Equally compelling was learning about the women who operated telep...
This is a wonderful book about Ruby, a young woman who leaves her fiance after her brother is killed fighting in World War I and joins the Army Signal Corps. to serve in war-torn France. It is not only a great story, but you will love learning about the "Hello Girls" the women who served so bravely as switchboard operators during the First World War.
So happy this book is now out in the world! Here was my quote: Once again,IRLS ON THE LINE follows the arduous journey of an Ares for an insp...
An interesting look into the Hello Girls of WWI - the women who join the war effort as telephone operators! This was something I really knew nothing about and found fascinating. More than the history in this novel, the relationships between Ruby Wagner and those in her life, from her wealthy Philadelphia society parents, her dear friend Evangeline who her family views as just the maid, her fiancé Nathaniel and of course, her fellow Girls on the ...
The best historical fiction opens a window into the past, allowing us to see it anew and reordering our preconceptions. Girls on the Line does just that with the role of women in the Army Signal Corps in WWI. The heroine, Ruby Wagner, seeks to honor the memory of her brother, a fallen solider, by entering Corps against the wishes of just about everyone. Ruby is brave, sharp-tongued, and complicated--my favorite sort of character--and she's surrou...
Another book about the unknown contributions of women to the war efforts, in this case the "great war". Well written, and so informative.
Let me preface this review with this: I absolutely adore this specific brand of historical fiction where I get to see women's contributions to wars past (whether based in fact or history bending alternate timelines).But this book fell slightly short of the mark for me where it mattered: the war itself.Our protagonist Ruby Wagner is a member of Philadelphia high society with a mother stuck in the ways of the Victorian era. Her mother has even gone...
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I love finding out about things that happened in history, but that we never read about or learned about, in our dry history books in school. Girls on the Line is about female telephone operators who went to the front during WWI with the Army Signal Corps. They were needed to make sure that the extremely, important communications lines were kept open and important calls got through to those in charge of making life or death decisions when it came ...
Four inspiring stars to this fabulous historical fiction featuring strong, courageous women!🌟🌟🌟🌟The Hello Girls are credited as being among the many unsung heroes of World War I. Leading the pack is Ruby, the daughter of a prominent Philadelphia family and a member of high society. Her older brother is killed in combat and suddenly, Ruby is presented with an opportunity to go overseas and do her part in the war. The military is lookin...
Set towards the end of WWI, Girls on the Line was a fascinating look at the women who served as telephone operators for the U.S. Army Signal Corps. The story focuses on Ruby, who is engaged to Nathaniel and set to become a society wife just like her mother before her. After her brother, Francis, was killed in action, however, Ruby becomes even more restless and longs to help in the war effort. Keeping the home fires burning and knitting socks for...
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Loved the book!! The cover is beautiful . I hate to say that I never knew women were sent oversees to work as operators during World War I. The book was very eye opening at the part women played during the war. How horrible that these woman risked their lives as operators and then weren't even recognized by the military or received benefits until so many years later. I loved the characters, especially Ruby. She was such a strong woman, except whe...
Words can't express what a complete joy this book is to read - no, savor. Aimie Runyan has written a virtual love letter to all of those women who remain unsung heroines during wartime. I'm grateful to Runyan for shining a light on a portion of history that for many of us was unknown. Good literature entertains; excellent literature also educates.The women in this novel are selected to maintain communications during the war. Ruby, our main charac...
Girls on The Line by Aimee Runyan tells us so much about an often overlooked piece of war history. I have seen old footage with telephone messages from the front line relaying timely and sensitive information that was essential to the war. But I never stopped to think about how in the United States at that time we still needed operators to connect a call... of course, we would need phone operators to travel with our military to help facilitate th...
When I read historical fiction, it often tends be set during World War II, probably because there are so many wonderful novels to choose from that take place in this time period. I was thrilled to find this fascinating novel set during the lesser written about World War I.I picked up Girls on the Line for so many reasonsthe title is a clever pun (cant pass that up!), the cover is gorgeous and the story is about a topic I knew nothing about. The s...
Actual rating: 3.5 out of 5 starsI really liked the premise of the story. This historical fiction is about the women who went oversees as telephone operators during WWI. This book let us see the part the women played during the war and the risks they took. It was a wonderful story but I found the pace to be rather slow. I agree with other reviewers where at times, I thought the dialogue was sophomoric. Thank you to NetGalley and Lake Union Publis...
UPDATE: New link https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2018/12/0...The women who went to Europe in 1917 as signal corps officers with the US Army, played an enormous part in helping bring the Great War to its conclusion. However, until 1979, they were literally the unsung heroes of WWI, because the army refused to recognize them as proper soldiers. This injustice brought author Aimie K. Runyan to write this gripping historical fiction novel, that highlight...
Aimie Runyan has done a marvelous job! Strong characters and rich storytelling, this is a must read! You will fall in love with Ruby and all the Operators and care deeply for each character as they are on the field and as they find their way back home after the war. Such strong women who made the way for the women of today!


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Is the  by a reader of the blog to give my thoughts on a website called Bahnsen Burner, which normally deals with presuppositional apologetics and how in this case they’ve decided to respond to Geisler and Turek on 1 Cor. 15. Looking over the case, I’m really just seeing more of the same. At any rate, let’s go through it.
Bahnsen Burner (BB henceforth) starts off quoting Geisler and Turek.…  n this, we have the common scenario of asking a question and not really bothering to look for the answer. If I was to say what I think that Geisler and Turek are saying, it’s that the passage is accepted by the vast majority of scholars on the historical Jesus as containing early material accepted across the board. That doesn’t mean they believe in the resurrection, but they do believe that appearances took place.
Now here’s the deal. Jesus is dead. Jesus is then seen again by people and these people are convinced He is alive. That means that in their mind, He somehow passed from death to life. That is what constitutes a resurrection appearance. They are convinced that a man they knew to be dead earlier is seen alive and well later.
And in saying this, they are well in agreement with the majority of scholars of the historical Jesus. Of course, this is scholarly work we’re talking about. On the internet, you’ll find something different where skeptics will believe any conspiracy theory no matter how rejected by scholarship just because, hey, it argues against Christianity!
Galatians 1:11-12 is a favorite to go to, but the problem is an equivocation on received and on Gospel. The four Gospels we have now were not necessarily called Gospels back then. Paul does say he received something by revelation, but is it the Gospel formally? One can imagine a conversation going on with pre-conversion Saul and the soldiers with him.
As for according to the Scriptures, what is meant is not a chapter and a verse, but that this is a fulfillment of the Scriptures. This is the story of God all alone. It wasn’t an accident. God meant this from the beginning.
The difference is 1 Cor. 15 has passed on and received. Received alone is one thing. The two together indicate an oral tradition. Paul would have been given this tradition as well as what was a simple and easily memorable way of saying what the early church believed. We can ask why Jesus doesn’t appear to everyone, but that is for another post and won’t affect the data itself.
It’s an interesting comeback, but flawed. In his book on the historical Jesus, Craig Keener points out that rabbis of the time claimed to have teaching from Sinai. They did not mean personal revelation, but that which went back to the source. In this case, the teaching goes directly back to Jesus who said the words at the Last Supper. That’s not the case in 1 Cor. 15 because Jesus never gave a list of the resurrection appearances. Paul’s language is quite concise.
Apparently, there’s an unwritten rule out there that you cannot use later sources to amplify your understanding of earlier ones. For instance, we have a reference toVesuvius in an off-the-cuff remark between Pliny the Younger and Tacitus. It’s only later on that we learn historically of Herculaneum, which would actually be the more important town. No doubt, the people of the time already knew this information, but we ourselves would not.
Note BB that there are many skeptical scholars of the NT who do not think the Gospels are accurate entirely, but they do think there is much we can learn about the historical Jesus from them. Many skeptics have an all-or-nothing thinking. Either the Gospels are entirely inerrant according to our idea of what it would mean to be inerrant, or they’re all fake.
Again, if BB wants to try to find another locale for all of this, he’s welcome to it. Such hyper-skepticism is why the internet is not taken seriously by scholars today. Picture that crazy uncle at that family reunion you go to who holds all these strange ideas. The internet is where all these crazy uncles get together and discuss those ideas.
Yes. No one would learn this from what Paul wrote. BB can call it hasty, but it’s simply the facts of a high-context society. If you read the Federalist Papers for instance, the writers will refer to many events in Greek and Roman history. There is no explanation of the stories. They’re off-the-cuff remarks that assume the reader knows what is being talked about.
As for why not name names, it’s because the creed is short and to be something easily memorized. Ancients had better memories, but that does not mean many would memorize a list of 500 names. Instead, investigators would be sent to the Jerusalem area and investigate. They would ask around to see if any of these 500 were known in the area and available for questioning.
BB again assumes his own culture in here with “I would waste no time writing it down!” Well, as Richards, Capes, and Reeves say in Rediscovering Paul.
In fact, there are many great events that weren’t written down about at the time. Hardly anyone wrote about the destruction of Vesuvius that destroyed two cities at the time. We have no contemporary writing about Hannibal in the Punic Wars. Now it’s possible that some things were written and simply lost, but we cannot appeal to lost documents.
Again, if BB wants to go this route, he’s welcome to it. Just don’t be expected to be taken seriously in the scholarly world. It’s noteworthy that so much of what he cites comes from mythicists. That tells us about all that we need to know.
Anyone want to think he has an axe to grind for Christianity? Muslims love quoting Ehrman. Will they accept him here?
Unfortunately, one has to wade through much of CS complaining about the way apologists and such think, which ironically I find to be really the exact way fundamentalist atheists like CS actually think. Claims of “Nothing more than a story”, etc. show up. Does any interaction with real NT scholarship show up? Well, we already know the answer to that one.
Note CS is responding to some others in this post so let’s see what is said first.
So if Paul believes it to be true, either Paul is wrong entirely, or there’s a misunderstanding. If Paul is wrong entirely, then we need a reason to know why no NT scholar is making this claim. For instance, consider a non-Christian like Ludemann.
CS also says a story does not stand on its own. This is extremely problematic as there is no rule in historiography that says “If there is only one testimony to an ancient event, that event cannot be accepted as historical.” If CS thinks there is such a rule, it is up to them to show it.
Jerusalem…A strange area in the world known for trouble-making and rabble-rousing. The people there have strange beliefs and have been known to have rebellions regularly.
Miraculous claims-Something we don’t need to take seriously. The gods are not intervening in our lives and if they are, they certainly won’t choose a place like Judea. They would choose us.
A rabbi. Why on Earth would I take the idea of a rabbi seriously as being a Messiah figure? If anything, we’ll just send a squadron of troops down there if these people get problematic and squash them like we always have.
Why would you not be paying attention? Because you are skeptical as most people were in this time. We know, for instance, that the world did not immediately convert to Christianity despite the fact that Christians from the beginning were teaching the resurrection. Why did they not? Because people did not believe every claim they heard. Today, we know how important the claim was. Back then, it would be seen as just another claim.
CS gets this idea from living in a Post-Gutenberg society where it is thought “If you want to get the truth out there, write it down!” The ancient person would not have thought that. For them, the oral tradition would in fact be more reliable. It is something you can question and interact with. In fact, a written account would reach fewer people since few people in the Roman Empire were capable of reading. Not only that, does CS know nothing about the time it would take to write such an account as well as the cost of writing such an account? It would not matter to say that they wanted to or had great motivation. One might as well say because I would love to build my wife a barn and buy her a horse to put in that barn, that despite not having money, I should be able to go out and do that right now.
For now, let’s move on to part two.
I have said that there are only stories that Paul existed as claimed. That includes his supposed conversion. I can also say that there are only stories that Simon Magus flew around since that also cannot be shown as true either. There are many stories that have no evidence supporting them. We have the claims that King Solomon used demons to build the Temple of Solomon. I ask our Christians: Is that a story or is it the truth? How can you tell? We have no evidence of such a temple so who knows how it was built, if it existed at all. This also applies to the supposed empty tomb. We have no tomb so we have no idea if anyone was in it, or if anyone disappeared from it.
In the Jewish prophecies, we have no claims of being killed and returning. The messiah will come and then reign, with all of the world’s leaders respecting him. Didn’t happen so much with JC. What’s the possible answer? That the idea of a returning god is co-opted into the story to explain an inconvenient death.


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Andros Townsend has backed under-fire Crystal Palace teammate Christian Benteke - defending the Belgian forward who has come under criticism for his poor goal return since joining the London outfit.
"People focus on his goal record but he has offered a lot and played very well again," Townsend explained to Standard Sport. "With strikers people tend to forget about the performance if they don't score but Christian was good on Sunday and I'm sure he'll be good again on Saturday.
"It was a frustrating day for everyone. Christian played very well again. He had a chance [with a header from Townsend's cross] but the goalkeeper made a great save.
"He worked hard, he won a lot of headers, running the channel and causing all sorts of problems."
"Of course we're optimistic, but we know from last season that you can have similar fixtures and end up losing all seven," he continued. "There's no easy games, whether you're playing Liverpool or Watford.
"We'll just have to work hard and keep producing performances like we have. Hopefully, the rub of the green will come and we will start winning.
"The positive is we've played well but we haven't got the points we deserve. If we win on Saturday [at home to Southampton], six points from our first four games would be not bad. Not great, but not bad at all."
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*Obvious and seeable, Illegal, practices currently used by many short- lived, “fly by night”  “LED” Lamp Manufacturers are blatantly violating “Mandated Federal Law” while being essentially unchallenged by NHTSA’s Compliance Department – Why is this?
“EPLLA, Non- Compliances” are currently being marketed by most (if not all) Manufacturers of “LED”, 7- Function and 3- Function Lamps.  Combine these obvious Non- Compliances with other ongoing LED problems, such as Heat Degradation, Moisture Sensitivity and Color Fading cause Longevity and Serviceability problems and you’ll begin to see the many serious quality, safety and liability problems that many Vehicle Manufacturers and Lighting Distributors are unknowingly becoming involved in.
If you have the time, you should read about the latest? Optronics Federal Recall for their 4 inch round LED Lights sold in 2002.  Their extreme Non- Compliances can be partially blamed on the inherent confusion and ambiguous and erroneous wordings of current FMVSS #108 Regulations as to what exactly is a double or triple sectioned lamp using common sense logic.
I find it very troubling that NHTSA seems to be continually following an “uninformed” and “who cares” attitude towards the many FMVSS #108 safety degrading non- compliances that are now absolutely obvious all over the U.S. thereby encouraging U.S. Vehicle Lighting Manufacturers as well as “OEM” users into thinking they can (with Legal and Liability immunity) Import and supply the public illegal, cheapened and unreliable Vehicle Lighting Products with no consequences.  This “head in the sand” attitude is simply fanning safety compromises and promoting “Liability Suicide” for all concerned … except NHTSA … who can’t be sued for their part in this mess; however, check it out with your Lawyer -   everyone can be sued for any and all lighting non compliancy “Crash Claims” that they can become involved in.
Further, it’s absolutely nonsensical and totally irresponsible that NHTSA doesn’t even try to effectively inform Lighting and Vehicle Manufacturers about the millions of Non- compliances already “everyday obvious” to them.
NHTSA could easily warn the few Vehicle OEM Trade Organizations of what non compliances their members should be “looking out for”.  They should also be routinely providing everyone in all related industries with thought out, easily understood “warning and policy writings” plus thought out “Legal Interpretations” while also providing accurate, effective, to the point, “visual aids” to show everyone concerned “what is FMVSS #108 compliant and what will last” versus what represents proven and/or obvious quality and longevity problems.  This kind of information should immediately be distributed by NHTSA to help all concerned recognize and address all vehicle lighting problems before OEMs and Distributors become unknowingly involved in Liability problems they would have just as soon avoided.
NHTSA’s current practice of simply “letting the unaware and uninformed … hang themselves” is unacceptable.  This represents an absurd and inept attitude that I intend on complaining about … in writing … as well as in person … to several influential Senators and Congressional personnel, while also “reporting” these incompetence’s to any interested Congressional Committees or “Watchdog Groups”… that shows a desire to eliminate waste, increase road safety and improve efficiency in government.
A few years ago, I gave a “Congressional Record” talk before a DOT Congressional Committee (in Washington, D.C.) on the subject of how to save money while more effectively administering FMVSS #108.  I was surprised to find out that this Committee of both Republicans and Democrats were not particularly interested in saving money, but I did get some “temporary” satisfaction because my paper was printed in the “Congressional Record” and some improvements were made.
We have in our archive files; several official “Legal Interpretations” issued by NHTSA authorities over the past ≈30 years where for instance … NHTSA reiterates the importance of adequate “Effective Projected Luminous Lens Area” coupled with emphasizing the importance of adequate and specifically aimed Photometric outputs.  Problem is! - this kind of information is not distributed to Vehicle Trade Groups who really need to be aware of the associated facts.  Just a copy of the Question sent in* with NHTSA's reply outlining a Real- Life example and sent out to but a few Vehicle Manufacturers Trade Organizations (and also put on the web*) is all that’s necessary.               *Questions asked NHTSA are not put on the web – just NHTSA’s answers
FOR INSTANCE:  Here’s a noteworthy example that NHTSA could effectively use to demonstrate the point that “MANY LEDs are NEEDED” to meet the “EPLLA” requirements for 3rd Brake (CHMSL) and conventional Brake/Turn Signal Lights …
The popular General Motors “LED” … “Center High Mounted Stop Light” (CHMSL) used since 1995 and installed on millions of GM® Van and SUV Roof Tops, use a total of 40 (forty) high quality “LEDs” arranged in a straight line array* that provides just over 4.5 in² of, “official qualifying” “EPLLA” area, which fulfills the 4.5 in² “Effective Projected Luminous Lens Area” requirement of FMVSS #108 mandated by NHTSA for CHMSLs.
*each illuminating source is represented by … no more than a 3/8” Diameter Set of Fresnel Rings providing Pi(3/16)²X40 ≈ 4.5in² of  “Effective Projected Luminous Lens Area” (EPLLA) Comparably – it would take  40  =    ?_ or ≈ 70 (seventy) and  40  =    ?   or ≈ 100 (one hundred) of comparable size and               4.5     7.75                                       4.5   11.75
quality “LEDs” to meet FMVSS #108 Compliancy for the, 7- 3/4 in² “EPLLA” (70 LEDs) and the 11- 5/8 in² “EPLLA” (100 LEDs) covering under 80” and Over 80” (respectfully) requirements for a Brake or Turn Lamp to officially comply to FMVSS #108 for mandated “EPLLA” requirements.


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November 1 will mark four years that I have been working in my current job, and four years that I have been working from home.  Working from home rocks.  Let me tell you why.
1. No Drop-bys.  In my last job I used to have a line outside my cube on a pretty routine basis.  See, I was the only one who knew how to do my job back then.  When my co-workers wanted me to complete a task for them, they would literally queue up outside of my cube.  I used to joke about putting up one of those take-a-number things that you see at the deli counter in the supermarket.  Or at least charging admission.
Sure, my email inbox is more full now, and my IM dings a lot. But I can answer those at my own pace.  I sure do get a lot more done without having people randomly drop by to chat and ask me to do stuff.  Their requests, over IM, are a lot more focused.
2. No gossip.  I am a wicked gossip fiend.  Working from home has taken me out of the gossip loop.  I used to feel like nobody tells me anything anymore.  But 90% of it is stuff I don’t want to know anyway.  Negative gossip makes me form an unflattering opinion about others.  Because I work from home I still think the best of everyone I work with, and I like each and every one of them.
3. Healthy breakfasts.  I have more time to prepare a healthy breakfast.  Right now I am rocking an egg with handfuls of chopped spinach, chopped broccoli and shredded carrot on a corn tortilla with a piece of fruit.
Before working from home my breakfast looked like this:
4. I can blast my music and cuss as loud as I want.
5. Lunch time workouts are a lot easier to keep up with, because I have access to a shower right here in my home.  In the last four years I have run two half marathons and a full marathon.  And my butt has never looked better in jeans.
6. Speaking of jeans, people ask me all the time “Wow, so do you just work in your pajamas?”  I usually shoot back, “No, do you?”  I never wear PJs or sweats to work.  I dress for work just like I would if I worked in an office.  But I never worked in a place where I couldn’t wear jeans.  I once turned down a job offer because I would have had to wear suits every day.  I put on makeup every single morning.  I put on lipstick before every single client call—even though they don’t see me.  Because it’s what I would do if I worked in an office.
7. I have saved a fortune on shoes.  Though my dog has developed a taste for expensive LL Bean slippers.  He didn’t bother chewing my $3 Walmart clearance rack slippers.  But the LL Bean ones?  He’s all up in those.
8. Speaking of dogs.  I am with them all day.  My co-workers can see them in my webcam dozing on the futon behind me.  The question whether Nemo is actually alive, as that dog sleeps 23 hours per day.
9. Yes, I do run the laundry while I am working.  I can throw a load in, and crank on my work until it’s done.  Before you say that my employer doesn’t pay me to do the wash, let me ask you, does yours pay you for BSing with your co-workers at the water cooler?  I guarantee that putting a load of laundry on takes a lot less time than gossiping.  And gossip sinks ships.  (see #2)
10. No commute.  I have saved, I am sure, hundreds if not thousands of dollars on gas and car maintenance that are common expenses for commuters. Though on occasion I will work from my husband’s office when I feel like wearing shoes and seeing other people.
So, long story short, I LOVE working from home.  I do not foresee myself working in an office ever again if I can help it.


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By Shahid Buttar July 10, 2020oyd's death, polling shows dramatic movement in Americans' opinions onJacquelyn Martin, File)
The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, which recently passed the House, takes baby steps to protect Americans' civil rights from police, while maintaining the systemic racism that has driven millions worldwide to protest. The bill's modest bans on chokeholds, milquetoast requirements for police training, and long overdue criminalization of lynching are better than the Republicans' toothless joke of a bill. But millions of Americans are demanding bolder action, and this bill falls vastly short.
Rep. Karen Bass, D-Los Angeles, sponsored HR7120, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has eagerly championed it. But the bill has predictably languished in the Senate, where it faces a hopeless future. It is deeply inadequate — a mere Band-Aid rather than the urgently needed amputation. At a time when murders of Black Americans by militarized police have become shockingly common, this proposal settles for half-measures. It sadly echoes Pelosi's recent statement that she "doesn't regret voting for the 1994 crime bill at all." San Francisco deserves better.
The most significant step that Pelosi's bill fails to take — which Minneapolis has already done, and which millions support across the country — is to defund the police. Police departments receive tens of billions of federal dollars, padding local budgets that starve municipal services while militarizing our streets, turning them into war zones. The SFPD's proposed budget for 2021 is a whopping $700 million (recently rejected by the police commission). Police have taken over functions that would be far more effectively served by community groups, mental health organizations and social workers.
This "mission creep" has driven an authoritarian metastasis of policing. Police should be deployed only to address threats of potential violence, particularly emphasizing nonlethal measures and de-escalation tactics. But the House bill doesn't defund the police or do much to shift their responsibilities to civilian agencies.
Congressional reticence might reflect corporate corruption: many House members — including Pelosi's top ally, Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Md. — receive large campaign contributions from powerful police unions that are aggressively political associations with a history of defending police abuses, promoting institutional racism and offending civil rights. Just this week, top California Democrats demanded that the party stop taking money from police groups. I strongly support that demand, while Pelosi remains silent.
Also overlooked by Pelosi's bill is the long overdue federal legalization of cannabis. Cannabis is legal in many states (including California), but in states from Alabama to Idaho, possession remains a pretext to search, abuse, detain, arrest and charge nonviolent people — most of them Black and Latino.
Beyond the bill's failures, Pelosi hypocritically claims to champion civil rights despite a disturbing record that includes the disastrous Clinton crime bill, which she "doesn't regret" supporting. It led to the mass incarceration of generations of Black and brown people for minor nonviolent offenses.
There are other steps we should take, like eliminating cash bail. District Attorney Chesa Boudin has already accomplished this locally. But as long as Pelosi remains in office, these common-sense reforms will remain stalled at the federal level: She voted "yes" on the Republicans' draconian 2018 "Protect and Serve" bill, which classifies an intentional crime against law enforcement as a hate crime; "yes" on the 2018 Republican-backed proposal to expand policing in schools; and "yes" on a huge federal police spending increase back in 2007, as well as the infamous 1994 omnibus crime bill. Our communities have waited too long for justice.
Our Constitution applies to all Americans — but Nancy Pelosi and other Democratic leaders are stifling vital police reforms needed to make this promise a reality. San Francisco's communities deserve better, as does the rest of America.
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Nationals Gilmore candidate Katrina Hodgkinson has pledged to campaign for a dual-carriageway to the Victorian border, South Coast residential mental health services and better aged and disability care. Launching her campaign in Moruya on February 28, the former NSW Government minister also said the community needed more education and resources to deal with problems associated with the drug "ice". Flanking her at Moruya Airport washe was "thrilled" Ms Hodgkinson had been endorsed. The pair gave no indication they intended to play second fiddle to controversial Liberal candidate Warren Mundine, who was endorsed against the wishes of South Coast branch members. Ms Hodgkinson denied she herself had been parachuted into the seat, saying she had a property in Gilmore and longstanding family connections.  Ms Hodgkinson said other priorities were disability employment services and getting the "NDIS right" and research Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. "I believe we need more mental health facilities such as Headspace, here in Batemans Bay," she said.  She wants to see Headspace rolled out in many other regional areas.  Regarding "this man standing next to you", Ms Hodgkinson was asked: "Will you make his life hell (in order) to see an 80-20 funding deal for the Princes Highway?" Ms Hodgkinson said she was already lobbying for a divided dual carriageway to the Victorian border. "I have been lobbying the Deputy Prime Minister alreaddo so," she said. She said her priority was to upgrade sections within the seat of Gilmore, but called for "safe passage from the Victorian border to Sydney, straight up the Princes Highway".
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My colleague and friend John Nichols’ new post appropriately lauds Rep. Donna Edwards’ proposed legislation to redress the damage done by the Supreme Court in its decision in the case of Citizens United v. FEC to abandon long-standing precedent with the purpose of permitting corporations to dominate the political discourse.
As The Nation editorialized recently: "The clearest and boldest counter to the Court’s ruling is a constitutional amendment stating unequivocally that corporations are not people and do not have the right to buy elections."
The first article of Edwards’ proposed bill says it all:"The sovereign right of the people to govern being essential to a free democracy, Congress and the States may regulate the expenditure of funds for political speech by any corporation, limited liability company, or other corporate entity."
This video featuring Edwards and constitutional law professor Jamie Raskin calling for a mass movement to support a constitutional amendment makes clear why the stakes are so high.
Fortunately, the Maryland Congresswoman does not stand alone. In addition to an array of public interest groups including Public Citizen, Voter Action, The Center for Corporate Policy and the American Independent Business Alliance, the congresswoman’s amendment is supported by House Judiciary Committee chair John Conyers, the dean of civil libertarians in Congress.
There are a range of ways concerned citizens can get involved. Passing a constitutional amendment is a long-term project that requires major grassroots organizing before it can succeed. You can help the campaign reach its goal by spreading the word. Find some suggestions for ways to get started at FreeSpeechforPeople.org, including signing on to Edwards’ resolution.
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A swish brasserie in Theatreland offering Bombay café-style food at easy-to-love prices.
A swish Bombay brasserie in the style of the old post-colonial 'Irani cafés' of Bombay, Dishoom is filled with retro design features: whirring ceiling fans, low-level lighting and walls adorned with vintage Indian magazine advertising. The look is certainly distinctive, but the effect can be so slick when compared to the real thing that the venue can feel rather soulless and corporate. This doesn’t stop the design-conscious and Indophile thronging here through the day, from breakfast (for sausage nan rolls with chilli jam) to dinner (for the stir-fries and tandoori grills).
The main attraction though is the menu, loosely styled on Irani café food with birianis, bhel (crunchy puffed rice with tangy tamarind chutney) and even pau bhaji (toasted white bread rolls with a spicy vegetable stew as a filling). Our black dal was exemplary, and the lamb biriani suitably moist. We particularly like the endlessly refilled house chai (Indian-style tea), but the other drinks are interesting too – excellent lassi concoctions, good wines by the glass, even  the soft drinks Limca and Thums Up in glass bottles imported from Mumbai.
Queues are common in the evening (bookings are taken for breakfast and lunch, but only for groups at dinner), though the basement bar helps make the wait more than bearable.
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I've lost count of the number of times I've eaten at Dishoom. People complain about the queues, but there's a reason so many are prepared to wait in line to get into this place: the food is stunning, the atmosphere is fun, and it's one of the best places to go for breakfast, lunch or dinner in London without spending a fortune.
The bacon naan roll is the restaurant's most raved about dish – with good reason. It's a genius interpretation of the traditional bacon sarnie, and if you're anything like me you'll want to recreate it at home. Here's how I did just that...
For the naan bread, I turned to Rick Stein – the crucial ingredient here is yoghurt, which ensures a chewy texture. You can read more about his method and others here (http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2014/oct/02/how-to-make-perfect-naan-bread-recipe). Alternatively, chipatis, rotis, parathas or just plain old flat breads would work.
Dishoom add chilli jam to their rolls. I used a very simple Jamie Oliver tomato chutney recipe instead, adding a bit more chilli for extra oomph. It's so easy – just whop everything in a pan for 40 minutes and then it's done, basically. (http://www.jamieoliver.com/magazine/recipes-view.php?title=easy-tomato-chutney)
If you can, buy your bacon from the Ginger Pig – that's where Dishoom get theirs. Failing this, just buy the thickest stuff you can find.
Finally, garnish the lot with coriander (crucial) and thinly sliced onion (not so crucial).
It's so easy to make your own bacon naan roll, but nothing beats the original. Make sure you join the queue one morning to find out why it's so great.
Excellent food, enjoyed the lamb biryani and spicy lamb chops,, will visit again..
I enjoyed a lot the brunch I had with my girlfriend. A bit crowded times.
Just awesome. Perfect for very occasion. I took my (Indian) mother there who loved every bite and can’t wait to go back. When someone who has been cooking Indian food for 40 years enjoys your food that much; you know you’re onto a winner. The hosting staff are also exceptional. Enjoy!
Everyone I know loves this place and too be honest it is really nice but just not for me. I have been here a number of times and the food is good quality but I find the portions small and not worth the price. The food is a huge arrange of flavours and exciting if you eat anything but, for me, it's too much spice and overwhelming flavours. That is just my opinion on the food. The service is average, if you get the chai it's bottomless but it takes very long to get your refills. All I can say is try it once; either you'll love it or not see the fuss like me.
Good atmosphere, good food. If queueing is not your thing then you can book for lunch through to early evening.
Dishoom offers high-quality, authentic Indian street food at very reasonable (for London) prices. Service was also particularly attentive and welcoming, to a degree not often found at this price range.
love this place. They do everything just right and the food is impeccable!
Just the nicest indian food, nothing fancy just big flavours served in a cool vibrant environment.
I can't believe I have only just visited Dishoom! I have heard people raving about it for months and months and I finally paid the restaurant a visit last weekend. Queue really wasn't as bad as people make out, the time went pretty quickly and we were kept warm with little cups of  hot chai. The restaurant itself is very stylish, and they have paid particular attention to detail with little touches such as incense sticks dotted around.  The waiter was very friendly, accommodating and equipped with the most on-point knowledge of the menu. We warmed things up with a glass of prosecco which was actually given to us free (as it was my birthday) followed by okra fries and veggie samosas! Okra fries were too.die.for. You get a little array of sauces varying in spice too which are perfect for dipping and drizzling accordingly. We then moved onto Masala prawns which were huge and meaty, tikka chicken, rice and garlic naan and then a side of yoghurt and cucumber to cushion the spiciness of the chicken (it was pretty hot!). We also feasted on their black dahl which is one of their signature dishes- not to be missed. Were absolutely stuffed but were given a FREE pud which was a deilish pineapple crumble with cinammony custard. Food was absolute top notch 10/10.
Love it, just wish the queue to get in wasn't so long, but it's worth the wait
I've eaten in all of the Dishoom cafes, but we're regulars at the Kings Cross branch. Anita is the most incredible waitress and we had a brilliant time last time we dined. In general, the food is wonderful and so is the atmosphere. If you're a first timer, order the 24 hour slow cook black dahl, the chicken ruby and the roomali roti. If you're heading for breakfast, the bacon naan really lives up to all the hype - genius creation. Thanks Dishoom for bringing so much joy to our lives.
Amazing brunch options and some fabulous Paneer dishes.
I came here for brunch on Saturday and we booked well in advance as I have seen the queues to try and get into this place. There were 6 of us with two being from Indian heritage. I was surprised to hear them say 'this is the closest thing to Delhi food we can get in London'. That set the scene!
My other friend is in the food industry and really wanted to quiz Dishoom as a company and boy I was really taken aback by the waiter. He knew everything about the business from the strategy to the owners. He had been there for 2 years plus so clearly didn't fit the standard Eastern European taking any job he could find. He was also very knowledgeable about the menu and how the food / drink is made. Really insightful (Dishoom is coming to Edinburgh in November). Its so hard nowadays to find a person who is passionate about their job and company.
We asked for bits of the menu to be changed and what could have been complex with allergies and dislikes was so easily accommodated for us.
The food itself was very tasty but I really recommend this isn't for the weak stomaches. Come hungry and come prepared as some of the meals are scrummy but heavy like keema meat with chicken liver.
Although not advertised the chai (very yummy signature drink made with cinnamon, full fat milk, ginger and other chai spices) is bottomless so quite well priced for £2.50.
My other top tip is you cannot book if you have less than 6 of you in a party so to save yourself the long queues.... get 6 pals together and enjoy. Also dont be late! We were late by 7 minutes and I already had a voicemail. Naughty me!
Fantastic restaurant, the bacon and egg naan roll cannot be beaten!
I've been a big fan of Dishoom for years and I would give it five stars except it's so popular now, you almost lose your appetite by the time you're seated! Despite the sometimes 1.5 hour wait, the food is worth queuing and being shepherded around the venue. Particular favourite are the gunpowder potatoes, ruby murray and the cheese naan. It's the place we take visitors to London and my mum and dad, it's a winner every time.
Great decor, good quality. Coffee served in a glass. Colonial times in center London. The place is always full, so get a reservation. Indian take on some traditional dishes. Location is superb.
Amazing food and very cool atmosphere. Great if you fancy something a bit different. The lassis are delicious and look beautiful! Frustrating you can't book as there is always a very long wait but appreciate the hot chai served in the queue. Reasonably priced but it isn't cheap.
The most authentic chai tea outside of India and the most incredible Indian spiced calamari. This is a must-try London restaurant, but make sure you get there early otherwise they'll be a long wait for a table. They do however keep you entertained and appeased with chai tea samplers or if you're lucky sherry.
Honestly... You don't know what you're missing!!
Dishoom has to be the best location for Indian food.... Flavoursome and incredibly affordable!!
The decor inside is warm and inviting..especially if you're seated in the courtyard. Under £15 per person and you're walking away with a heavenly food coma!
Defo grab some of the garlic naan too! Deeeeelish
Simply the tastiest, interesting start you could have to your morning I liked it so much I returned the following day!. Egg and bacon naan with beans on the side does it for me. Friendly team, efficient service and top notch food all served up in a convivial atmosphere - what's not to love bout this place!?
Woah! Where do I start? I absolutely love this place - the food, the drinks and the atmosphere. The only unfavorable thing is the queue but you can make reservations now. I've been there many times for breakfast and dinner, all tasty! You can get their house special chai tea with your breaky to wake you up, highly recommended! For dinner, I especially love(d) their chicken rice biryani, pau baji (I think that's the name), curry dishes, and grilled prawns. Heck, I love everything about it but those are what I remember. As for cocktails, I love(d) their chaijito, it's mojito but they add a little twist to it. Enjoy!
I have eaten at Dishoom for the first time for breakfast and it was a great start of the day! The menu offers different style of eggs and fired bread, I chose the Kejriwal eggs and it was an explosion of flavours in my place! the service was good and the staff really friendly. I am definitely going back to try their lunch and diner menu! This is a great value for great food and it wont break your bank!
There is always a queue but that is because Dishoom is always fantastic! You are offered Chai tea whilst waiting and even the occasional shot of sherry when it is cold to help the time go by.  We were told the wait would be about 1 hour 20, within 45 mins we were sat in the bar and 15 minutes later (after some bar snacks and wine) we were shown to our table.  The staff working on the door are friendly and sympathetic with customers waiting, which makes a big difference!  The food is always amazing.  If they sold the bacon naan all day long I would be a very happy (but probably fatter!) girl. We shared a few starters and then a mix of mains also.  The portions are decent, you probably need one side with each main dish but no need to order more than that unless you are starving!  The staff were very attentive, kept the water and chutneys topped up throughout the meal.  The icing on the cake was that a full meal and drinks for 3 (and we probably over ordered a bit at there were things left over) came to £100.  A bargain for a good meal, atmosphere and service in London!
Love Indian food,, then you must visit Dishoom,  excellent food,, must try their Chicken Berry Britannia its the Biryani,,   Chicken Ruby with Rumali Roti, and Okra Fry ... excellent.. Remember to book a table in advance or you might end-up waiting in a Queue for long time...its so popular..
I was intrigued about the hype and didn't know how I felt about spicing up my breakfast until I actually ate here. Gone are the days when a standard bacon sandwich made the cut, the bacon and egg naan is nothing short of an absolute delight. I would continue to write more but I think I am going to go and queue at Dishoom to buy one of these so just do yourself a favour and go and try it!
After walking past on numerous occasions and there is always a queue, I thought it best to see what all the fuss was about myself.  Well it was good but not very wow for me.  Perhaps that was more due to what I ordered - chicken briyani - it was a bit too dry for my liking.  Given all the comments about the bacon roll for breakfast, I might just have to try again and see if it really is all it's cracked out to be!
This chain is an affront to food. I won't even deign to call it bad Indian food. Truly terrible, stay away unless you like poor, imbalanced spicing and a mixture of grease and sogginess. The only reason I haven't given this place zero stars is that the minimum on the system is one.
Ate here for a friends birthday dinner, we had booked a table which got delayed slightly, it wasn’t too much of a concern as we were able to get a drink at the bar. There was a queue out the door on a Tuesday night! So we already had high expectations.
When our table was ready we were seating by the friendly staff in a quieter area which was nice considering we were quite a large group. The waiter explained the menu to us, as we had not eaten at Dishoom before. We all chose a variety of dishes and shared, as recommended by the waiter. The food was absolutely amazing, from the chili prawns, to lamb biryani and the gunpowder potatoes, keema pau, and paneer roll sides, not one complaint. For desert we had Espresso Martini’s which I would also highly recommend!
Best restaurant breakfast I've ever had. The unlimited chai lattes was the icing on the cake too.
The food is quiet nice and it is not too price but not cheap either. This is an Indian restaurant the food is close to what you can get in Indian. During theatre time in the evening it can get quiet crowded and may have to wait before getting a table. The interior decor is like the 90s Bombay style (now called Mumbai)
Long queue, but totally worth it. This is where you want to be if you want quality Bombay food. Serves up great chai tea lattes too, so remember to order one!
I've been to the Kings Cross and Covent Garden Dishoom many times. You can probably find my reviews here ranting about how fabulous they are. BUT.... Yesterday I tried the newest Dishoom on Carnaby Street. What an idea location loved that it was hidden away behind Libertys and Hamleys, but I didn't care for the look of it when I walked up to it. It didn't look like I was going to step back into time into a Bombay cafe. It only got worse. Because the website has not been updated to include this branch, there was no way to reserve, so I wrote to the reservation email and was assured no problem, reservation made. When I arrived on the crisp Sunday morning at 9am, I was greeted by confused faces, no reservation and rather than making me feel welcome I felt my word was being questioned and found myself trying to prove it with the email I had received. All the while they are telling me there are plenty of tables no problem, still making me feel unwelcome. The restaurant decor is horrible, nothing like the warming welcome feeling I get at the other two. I felt like I walked into a tiki bar, not a Bombay cafe. I hated it immediately and wished I had booked Covent Garden. Now for the worst part, the food and service. I was nicely greeted by my server who joked with me about the cold and offered to get me a chai, that was almost the last time I ever saw him. He took our order, we never got a refill of water, and the unlimited chai seemed limited to 2. The food. Omg it was horrible. My date and I ordered the same thing we always order so it wasn't like I wouldn't know the food was disgusting. Both our meals were cold and mine looked oily. But we started eating them, about half way into mine I found that my eggs weren't cooked, which made me feel queasy. I had to get up to chase the waiter who apologised at the sight and took both meals away to be replaced. Two new ones appeared, both piping hot. Again mine was so oily I had to soak it up with a napkin. Never have I done that and any of the numerous breakfasts before. There was something about the sausage that didn't taste right. And we both ended up leaving most of the food to be taken away.
A manager came to speak to me and apologised, but again I'm used to amazing customer service from Dishoom, where here again I felt as if somehow this was all my fault. There were senior chefs helping the newbies she told me. She offered to remove my breakfast from the bill which was nice but my date didn't eat hers at all. So I ended up paying £16 for two glasses of unlimited chai that was limited to 2 cups and a queasy tummy. I will not be going back to Carnaby any time soon. (Ever)
The bacon & egg nan roll and Akuri from the breakfast menu are top notch. But the Awadhi Lamb Biriyani from the main menu was dry, slightly chalky and seriously over spiced. A small ladleful slapped into a cardboard box with nothing else, a small salad or sauce on the side would’ve made the price a little more worthwhile. Disappointing especially as the breakfast was so good.
The food is very tasty indeed but I have spent too many hours of my life queuing to get in as they don't take bookings, that said they do take bookings for tables of over 6 so make a date with friends and get a table. A new Dishoom is opening in Soho soon so fingers crossed it will help spread the love.
The breakfast choices are a great hybrid of Indian and British and make a great combination. I can never decide on one course so I tend to get a selection of small dishes and sides my favourite ones are the black house daal smokey and creamy, the gunpowder potatoes, keema pau, and paneer roll.
Apart from the excellent food, the pictures on all the walls and the displays in the loo take me right back to my childhood in Bombay in the 50s and 60s. Fantastic atmosphere but don't go wanting an intimate whisper; it is upbeat from the noise of happy diners chatting loudly.
If they only served their bacon and egg naan rolls an not even one other dish, they would still be one of the best restaurants in the city, probably the world.  There is nothing better than that egg and bacon roll, but the quick and friendly service for my take-out at 945 needing a 10am start at my place of work, the easy on the purse price of £6.50 and the fact it was busy as you like with bookings for breakfast tables, just adds to the perfection.
Queues to get in can get ridiculous, but if you're lucky enough to be there at 2 pm on a weekday you might as well just be seated. The paneer tikka is delicious. The bacon naan roll is really tasty. Even if you wait it is well worth it.
Dishoom is exceedingly popular - and for good reason. The decor is relaxed yet special, the cocktail menu is superb, and the food is a blend of improvements on loved classics, with something entirely new. And the best part - it's reasonable! My advice is - get in line early, or if there's a party of 6+ you can book in advance (but you'll be booking quite a way in advance...) Oh - and try the house black daal.
I have been to this please 2 times 1st time for lunch and 2nd time for breakfast.
Very interesting is my breakfast where i have tried Sausage Naan Roll.. Loved it and its unique combination in India cuisine.
I will visit again for Breakfast to try Bacon Nann as Alex suggested below. I recommend this place.
Supperb street style food. Ordering is part of the fun as the very knowledgeable staff are always keen to talk about the food. Almost always full so good to book ahead.
5 stars all the way from me for Dishoom. It's won numerous awards over the last year or two, and with good reason. Yes you'll have to queue (unless you're a group of 10 or more, in which case, ring ahead in plenty of time and book), or get down there nice and early (or nice and late, of course).
Food here is fabulous, everything that came to our table I was impressed with. It's Indian street food at its finest - and without a hefty price tag on it, you can't beat Dishoom right now.
If you are one of the people who spends hours rooted to the St Martin' Lane pavement, desperately waiting for a sniff of tikka you are either a professional queuer, a low-level masochist or a bit of a penis. Dishoom is ALL about breakfast. On a weekday morning, the dining room's a hushed, half-empty oasis of tranquility: relaxing, lovely and soothing. Until you slug back a fiery chai, squawk in delight and start punching the air in glee as you tuck into their meaty, smoky bacon naan: the single greatest thing to have ever happened to bacons, naans, or Londoners' mouths pre-10am. Best. Breakfast. Ever. (Now stop waiting on the pavement and do one of the million more fun things to do in this city, yeah?)
Considering my lifestyle, I eat out every day and what I have realised is that this is possibly one of the most overrated restaurants of all time... I was actually quite excited to visit and did so on two occasions. Once with my family and once again for a friends party. The first time I realised it was style over substance and the curry and rice were not authentic and the portions were super stingy. I suppose as an Asian we can tell within a few seconds of putting somehting in our mouth if it is going to be worth it. Stingy portions for the price makes me wonder why it is considered a "Cheap Eat" by timeout. I think they have the branding and locations in Covent Garden and Shoreditch on point, but sadly nothing can make up for the over styled dishes which lack the two basic things one is looking for... Taste above all and Portion for Price...
I love this place! It's pretty annoying that you can't book tables, but the food is more than worth it. I had some black daal thing which was delicious, and our whole meal was exceptional. Having to queue for the restaurant was worth it in the end.
This place is amazing for breakfast/brunch, and 10/10 for originality - forget your bog standard eggs benedict. A Ginger Pig Bacon Naan Roll with chilli Jam, or chilli cheese toast topped with a runny fried egg.  Enough said.
I had lunch here with a couple of friends today and we had such an amazing dining experience. The food was delicious and I absolutely loved their chai tea, but what stood out most to me was the fantastic service we received from Rolando. A waiter with a real interest in his customers and a wonderful smile, very rare in London in my experience. Can't wait to go back and try their breakfast. Highly recommended!
I had dinner here with seven guests on August 11 2014. Our waitress was lovely,  and we had a great time. Originally we would have had the table only for two hours, but on our request they gave us a table that we could stay at for a longer period.
As for the food: simply delicious. Not your regular curry-place, Dishoom has great plates to start off with (the shrimp is simply stunning) and for mains offers a nice balance between biryani's (the cranberry one is highly recommendable), grilled fish and meat dishes and of course some great curry's.
In short, a recommendation!
My family and I had a lovely time at Dishoom for Saturday brunch! The three of us all ordered the bacon naan roll and it was heavenly! We enjoyed it so much we're coming back this upcoming weekend. Great value for the money. Great atmosphere & friendly service.
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