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Author Archives: Rashid Faridi
After The Frost
Originally posted on Homeplace Earth:
The first hard frost of fall has come. I think it happened here on October 24. I can’t say for sure because I was in Ohio visiting family. I knew the seasons would be changing…
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Cuisines of Delhi:50 Must Try Dishes of Delhi, India
Guest Post by Harry Sehgal 1. Peeli Dal at Shakahari, Chawri Bazar 2. Fish Fry at Ganesh, Karol Bagh ( Gurudwara Chowk) 3. Bedmi Aloo near Naugarha, Chandni Chowk 4. Aloo Tikki at Natraj Cafe, Chandni Chowk 5. Papri Chaat … Continue reading
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PODCAST: Charles Darwin and the practice of science
Originally posted on The Dispersal of Darwin:
The Royal Society of London has posted the audio from an October lecture with Alison Pearn of the Darwin Correspondence Project, “‘We are arriving at very curious results’: Charles Darwin and the practice…
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New perspectives on an aquacultural geography
Originally posted on Geography Directions:
Boy holding a pangasius catfish (photograph by Ben Belton) by Ben Belton and Simon Bush So how many people realise that more than half the fish eaten by human beings will very soon come from…
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Rashid's Blog: A Place for Inquisitive Souls 