#nottingham food festival

[fizzyxcustard]

Christmas Memories.

Fandom: Robin Hood (BBC TV series)

Pairing: Guy of Gisborne x Fem!Reader (slight)

Warnings: Very, very slight sexual reference.

Summary: From the imagine, "Imagine telling Guy about your 21st century Christmas traditions." Requested by @whoooooisthis

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A blizzard had blanketed the whole of Nottingham in a vast coverage of cold white. Everything was white. And the wind swept around you, its bite scratching at your skin. Your cheeks were tinged red as you escaped the freezing gloom and alighted onto the ground floor of the castle. 

Guards were posted everywhere, ready to strike at Gisborne or the Sheriff’s demand. In your time here, however, you had come to know many of them. They knew that you were new to Nottingham, having come from lands afar. Little did they know, that far off land was time, approximately nine hundred years in the future. Everyone just assumed you were from another town or city within England. And you had gone along with the story, lying to everyone. 

You made your way towards your bed chamber, which was situated in the west wing of the castle. Employment had come to you quick and easy; you were a maid in the castle, attending to laundry, general upkeep of rooms and cleaning duties. It was fair work, offering you enough money to maintain your room and buy food, and maybe the odd piece of clothing from the market every other week. 

The chill was inescapable and felt as if it were cocooning you. It made you run down the hall, needing to get into your chamber and start a fire. 

Inside your chamber and you were shocked to see Gisborne there, having started a fire already. “I thought you might need some warming up,” he said with a sly smirk. That smirk could make even the coldest part of your body begin to feel warm. It began as a little ball of warmth in the pit of your stomach and then ignited, spreading outward. “I’ve called for some food, too,” he continued.

“That’s very sweet of you,” you replied. You hurried to the open fire and placed your hands a few inches from it, palms down. The heat was so soothing. “That is so much better.” You groaned with pleasure that the heat brought you. 

Guy smiled to himself again and felt a stir further south at the sound of your groan. If only he could hear that sound again, with you wrapped around him. But he pushed that thought away…for now. 

“Just like a winter wonderland outside,” you pondered, speaking out loud. “It reminds me of Christmas.” 

Guy raised his eyebrow. “What is that?” 

As you remained crouched in front of the fire, Guy sat beside you. He watched the gold and orange hues dance over your beautiful face. They highlighted your eyes, making them sparkle like a long lost gem. 

“Oh, it’s um…” you began. You’d momentarily forgot where you were. Could you even begin to explain to Guy where you had come from? Would he believe such a far-fetched story? You doubted it. “It’s a festival that we celebrate at the end of the year, where I come from I mean. We give gifts to each other and decorate trees with little ornaments.”

Guy merely raised his eyebrow, but continued to watch you, hoping that you would continue speaking. 

By now and the wind had gotten up outside. You could hear the howl of the wind, sounding like a banshee flying around in the night air. 

“I’ve always loved Christmas, although I doubt I’ll ever celebrate it again,” you said sadly. You looked to your right hand side to see Guy’s silver blue gaze locked on you. 

“Why do you say that?” he asked. 

“I can’t ever see myself going home. It’s too far away for me to go.” 

“You got here, so why can you not go back? Maybe you could celebrate this Christmas here? We could, perhaps, celebrate together?” 

Beneath the cruelty and greed that everyone saw within Gisborne’s outer shell, was an optimism that he only ever seemed to show when in your company. It was as if you drew out the dreamer within him. The hope in his eyes made you smile, but soon after you looked away in embarrassment, not able to maintain eye contact. 

“That was stupid of me to suggest,” Guy hissed, aggravated with himself. He had taken the sign of your smile to mean you were amused by his proposal. 

“No!” you exclaimed. “You’ve made me feel so welcome here, and I’d be honoured to celebrate with you. No one has been as interested in me or my life back home. You’re the only one who has asked any questions.”

Guy reached out and brushed his fingertips across your hand, feeling that spark within him come to life so much more powerful than before. He kept his gaze locked on yours, praying that you wouldn’t break contact like you usually did. Then he moved his head closer, acting on the sign that you were still watching him. Your head was also moving forward, and he exhaled quietly. 

Suddenly a tap at your door pulled you from the spell that had surrounded you. Guy growled and got to his feet, ready to answer the door. 

***

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Holidays 10.2

Holidays

Audiophile Day

Batik Day (Indonesia)

Bonn Phchum Ben Day (Cambodia)

Book It (a.k.a. National Young Reader's Day)

Erntedank (Thanksgiving; Germany)

Family Day (France)

Gandhi Jayanti (India)

Go For a Stroll After Dinner Night

Granddad’s Day (Belgium)

Grandparents Day (Italy)

Guardian Angel Day

International Chhole Bhature Day

International Day of Non-Violence (UN)

Name Your Car Day

National Batik Day (Indonesia)

National Body Language Day

National Bowhunting Day

National Brow Day

National Concussion Awareness Day (Canada)

National Custodial Worker Day

National Disabled Author’s Day

National G.O.E. Day (Grows. Overcome. Empower.)

National Grandparents Day (Italy)

National Healthcare Entrepreneurs Day

National Manufacturing Day

National Michelle Day

National Produce Misting Day

National Report Long Term Acute Care Hospital Fraud Day

National Research Maniacs Food Day

Old Man’s Day (Hertfordshire, UK)

Oschophoria

Peanuts Day (The Cartoon)

Phileas Fogg's Wager Day

Potato Day (French Republic)

Stan Lee Day

Semana Morazánica (Honduras)

Teachers and Instructors Day (Uzbekistan)

Torba Day (Vanuatu)

Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Day

Winter Walk+Roll to School Day

World Cerebral Palsy Day

World Farm Animals Day (a.k.a. World Day for Farmed Animals)

World MRSA Day

World No Alcohol Day

World Previvor Day

World Stmach Day

Wrongful Conviction Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

International Chole Bhature Day

National Fried Scallops Day

National Non-Alcoholic Beer Day

National Smarties Day

Tofu Day (Japan)

Independence & Related Days

Guinea (from France, 1958)

Imperium Aquilae (Declared; 2019) [unrecognized]

Italy (Rome & Provinces Formally Made Part of Italy; 1870)

Republika (Declared; 2016) [unrecognized]

New Year’s Days

Jewish New Year (begins at Sundown 29 Elul)

1st Wednesday in October

Balloons Around the World Day [1st Wednesday]

California Clean Air Day (California) [1st Wednesday]

Canadian Beer Day (Canada) [Wednesday before 2nd Monday]

Children’s Day (Chile) [1st Wednesday]

Energy Efficiency Day [1st Wednesday]

Hump Day [Every Wednesday]

International Walk to School Day [1st Wednesday]

National Coffee with a Cop Day [1st Wednesday]

National Kale Day [1st Wednesday]

National Pumpkin Seed Day [1st Wednesday]

Random Acts of Poetry Day [1st Wednesday]

Semana Morazánica begins (Honduras) [1st Wednesday]

Wacky Wednesday [Every Wednesday]

Walk Maryland Day (Maryland) [1st Wednesday]

Walk to School Day [1st Wednesday]

Website Wednesday [Every Wednesday]

Wheat Beer Wednesday [1st Wednesday of Each Month]

Wilderness Wednesday [1st Wednesday of Each Month]

World Financial Planning Day [1st Wednesday]

Weekly Holidays beginning October 2 (1st Week of October)

Bathukamma (Flower Festival; Hinduism) [thru 10.10]

Mehregan (Mithra Festival; Zoroastrian) [thru 10.8]

Nottingham Goose Fair Week (UK) [1st Wednesday thru Sunday]

Festivals Beginning October 2, 2024

Albino Skunk Musical Festival (Greer, South Carolina) [thru 10.5]

Busan International Film Festival (Busan, South Korea) [thru 10.11]

New Holland Farmers Fair (New Holland, Pennsylvania) [thru 10.5]

Schubertiade Vorarlberg (Hohenems, Austria) [thru 10.6]

Texas Rice Festival (Winnie, Texas) [thru 10.5]

Trailing of the Sheep Festival (Ketchum & Hailey, Idaho) [thru 10.6]

WOMAD (Cape Town, South Africa) [thru 10.6]

Feast Days

Alex Raymond (Artology)

Annie Leibovitz (Artology)

Arthur Edward Waite Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Buttering-Up Quarter-Finals (Shamanism)

The Cisco Kid (Radio Series; 1942)

Dashain Festival (Nepal)

Denha I of Tikrit (Syriac Orthodox Church)

Eleutherius (Christian; Martyr)

Feast of the Guardian Angels (Christian)

Frank Malina (Artology)

Gerda’s Blot (Pagan)

Graham Greene (Writerism)

Guiding Spirits’ Day (Everyday Wicca)

Joe Sacco (Artology)

Mahtma Gandhi (Humanism)

Memorial of the Holy Guardian Angels (Christian)

Leodegarius (a.k.a. Leger; Christian; Saint)

Mehregan (Persian Festival of Autumn; Iran)

Noodle Day (Pastafarian)

On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring, by Frederick Delius (Tone Poem; 1913)

One-Footed Animal Day (Celtic Book of Days)

Oschophoria (Fall festival to Dionysius; Ancient Greece)

Pancake (Muppetism)

Redd Foxx Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Sacchini (Positivist; Saint)

Thomas, Bishop of Hereford (Christian; Saint)

Wallace Stevens (Writerism)

Hebrew Calendar Holidays [Begins at Sundown Day Before]

Rosh Hashanah (begins at Sundown; Judaism) [29 Elul-2 TIshrei]

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Sensho (先勝 Japan) [Good luck in the morning, bad luck in the afternoon.]

Premieres

Antz (Animated Film; 1998)

Atom Mother Heart, by Pink Floyd (Album; 1970)

The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, by Gertrude Stein (Biography; 1933)

The Bridge on the River Kwai (Film; 1957)

Burning Sands or The Hot Foot (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S2, Ep. 59; 1960)

The Burns and Allen Show (Radio Series; 1934)

By Word of Mouse (WB LT Cartoon; 1954)

Cheese Burglar (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1953)

The Curse of Anubis (Animated TV Show;Jonny Quest #3; 1964)

DC Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis (WB Animated Film; 2018)

Death in the Desert or A Place in the Sun (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S2, Ep. 60; 1960)

The Dharma Bums, by Jack Kerouac (Novel; 1958)

Enter the Saint, by Leslie Charteris (Short Stories; 1930) [Saint #2]

Farmer Al Falfa’s Birthday Party (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1932)

Fast and Moose or The Quick and the Dead (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S4, Ep. 166; 1962)

Flying Home, recorded by Glenn Miller (Song; 1937)

Football: Now and Then (Disney Cartoon; 1953)

Freedom, by Neil Young (Album; 1989)

Ghost in the Machine, by the Police (Album; 1981)

Glengarry Glen Ross (Film; 1992)

The God Delusion, by Richard Dawkins (Book; 2006)

Hell and Back (Animated Film; 2015)

Homeland (TV Series; 2011)

The Invention of Lying (Film; 2009)

Kid A, by Radiohead (Album; 2000)

Kiko Foils the Fox (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1936)

The Kinks, by The Kinks (Album; 1964)

Lazy Jay Ranch, Part 1 (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S4, Ep. 165; 1962)

Little Beaux Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1968)

The Martian (Film; 2015)

Mean Streets (Film; 1973)

The Mighty Ducks (Film; 1992)

The Mole Men, Parts 1 & 2 (Underdog Cartoon, S2, Eps. 5 & 6 1965)

Neapolitan Mouse (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1954)

Of Mice and Men (Film; 1992)

Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz (Comic Strip; 1950)

Popeye, the Ace of Space (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1953)

Regatta de Blanc, by the Police (Album; 1979)

Scrubs (TV Series; 2001)

Secret Agent Woody Woodpecker (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1967)

Soul Train (TV Series; 1971)

Splash Mountain (Disney Attraction; 1992)

The Steadfast Tin Soldier, by Hans Christian Andersen (Short Story; 1838)

The Third Man, by Graham Greene (Novel; 1949)

Tom & Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale (WB Animated Film; 2007)

The Twilight Zone (TV Series; 1959)

Three Hearts and Three Lions, by Poul Anderson (Novella; 1953)

Toonerville Picnic (Rainbow Parade Cartoon; 1936)

Weed Smoker’s Dream (l.k.a. Why Don’t You Do Right), recorded by Harlem Hamfats (Song; 1936)

Westworld (TV Series; 2016)

(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, by Oasis (Album; 1995)

Whip It (Film; 2009)

Zombieland (Film; 2009)

Today’s Name Days

Gideon (Austria)

Anđelka, Anđelko, Teofil (Croatia)

Oliver, Olívie (Czech Republic)

Ditlev (Denmark)

Leela, Leeli, Leelo (Estonia)

Valio (Finland)

Léger, Ruth (France)

Bianca, Gideon, Jacqueline, Schutzengelfest (Germany)

Kyprianos (Greece)

Petra (Hungary)

Angelo (Italy)

Ilma, Reinhards, Skaidris (Latvia)

Eidvilas, Gervydas, Getautė, Modestas (Lithuania)

Liv, Live (Norway)

Dionizy, Leodegar, Stanimir, Teofil, Trofim (Poland)

Ciprian (Romania)

Levoslav (Slovakia)

Ángeles (Spain)

Love, Ludvig (Sweden)

Cyprian, Justina (Ukraine)

Ackerley, Ackley, Adair, Forest, Forester, Forrest, Foster, Elwood (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 276 of 2024; 90 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 3 of Week 40 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Gort (Ivy) [Day 4 of 28]

Chinese: Month 8 (Guy-You), Day 30 (Ji-Hai)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 29 Elul 5784

Islamic: 28 Rabi I 1446

J Cal: 6 Orange; Sixthday [6 of 30]

Julian: 19 September 2024

Moon: 0%: New Moon

Positivist: 24 Shakespeare (10th Month) [Lully / Gluck]

Runic Half Month: Gyfu (Gift) [Day 11 of 15]

Season: Autumn or Fall (Day 11 of 90)

Week: Last Week of September/1st Week of October

Zodiac: Libra (Day 10 of 30)

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From Classroom to Culture The Ultimate Experience of Studying in Malaysia

Introduction: Why Choose Malaysia?

When it comes to choosing a study destination, many international students seek a balance of high-quality education, affordable living costs, and a culturally enriching environment. Malaysia, with its booming educational institutions, diverse communities, and unique blend of traditions and modernity, ticks all the boxes. Studying in Malaysia is more than just a classroom experience; it's a cultural journey that offers new perspectives, friendships, and unforgettable memories.

Study in Malaysia

 

Top-Notch Educational Opportunities

Malaysia boasts a range of world-class universities and educational programs that are both rigorous and globally recognized. From branches of renowned institutions like Monash University Malaysia and the University of Nottingham Malaysia to prestigious local universities such as Universiti Malaya, students have ample options. Programs in engineering, business, medicine, and technology are particularly popular, attracting students from all over the world.

Notably, Malaysia is known for its affordability compared to Western countries, making it a popular choice for students who want an exceptional education without the hefty price tag. Tuition fees and living expenses are generally lower than in Western countries, making Malaysia an attractive and sustainable option.

 

A Vibrant Cultural Tapestry

One of the standout aspects of studying in Malaysia is the chance to immerse yourself in a multicultural society. Malaysia is home to a harmonious mix of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous communities, making it a truly diverse country. This rich cultural blend influences everything from language and food to festivals and daily interactions, giving students a chance to learn beyond textbooks.

Living in Malaysia, you’ll experience colorful celebrations like Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Chinese New Year, Deepavali, and the Kaamatan Harvest Festival. These festivals are often marked by city-wide events, traditional performances, and delicious local cuisine. Each celebration offers a glimpse into the traditions and histories of Malaysia’s diverse population, adding depth to the experience of studying abroad.

 

Experiencing the Local Flavors

For food lovers, Malaysia is a culinary paradise. The local cuisine is a fusion of Malay, Chinese, and Indian flavors, creating unique dishes that are both affordable and widely available. From street food to fine dining, Malaysia’s food scene is vibrant and accessible.

Popular dishes such as nasi lemak, roti canai, char kway teow, and laksa are must-tries. Whether you’re exploring the bustling food streets of Kuala Lumpur or savoring local delights in Penang, Malaysian cuisine is bound to become one of the highlights of your study experience.

 

Nature and Adventure

Beyond the classroom, Malaysia offers endless opportunities for nature lovers and adventurers. The country is home to stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and vibrant cities. Spend weekends exploring the breathtaking islands of Langkawi and Perhentian, or head to the highlands for a refreshing break amidst tea plantations and cooler temperatures.

For those who enjoy outdoor activities, Malaysia has an array of options: diving in the clear waters of Sipadan Island, hiking Mount Kinabalu, or exploring the rainforests in Taman Negara National Park. Adventure awaits at every corner, making Malaysia a fantastic destination for students who crave experiences beyond their academic pursuits.

 

Study in Malaysia

 

Making New Friends and Building Connections

Studying in Malaysia is also a great way to meet people from diverse backgrounds. International students from all over the world choose Malaysia as their study destination, so you'll have the opportunity to build a global network of friends and professional connections. Universities in Malaysia often have active student clubs and societies that help international students integrate, offering language classes, cultural exchange programs, and social gatherings.

Joining these clubs or participating in university events can lead to meaningful connections and broaden your social horizons.

 

A Gateway to Asia

One of the added advantages of studying in Malaysia is its geographical location. Situated in Southeast Asia, Malaysia is a travel hub with affordable access to other destinations like Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Singapore. Many students take advantage of school breaks to explore the region, experiencing the vibrant diversity of Asian cultures and landscapes. This adds yet another layer to the study-abroad experience, making Malaysia not just a destination but a gateway to an entire continent.

 

Practical Information: Visa, Accommodation, and Cost of Living

For prospective students, navigating the practical aspects of studying in Malaysia is also relatively straightforward. Malaysia has a streamlined student visa process, making it easier for international students to get settled.

Accommodation options range from on-campus housing to private apartments, with prices that vary depending on location. Kuala Lumpur, for instance, may have higher living costs than smaller cities, but even in the capital, Malaysia remains affordable. International students can expect monthly expenses that are far lower than in Western countries, covering rent, food, and other essentials without breaking the bank.

 

Study in Malaysia

 

Conclusion: A Transformative Experience

Studying in Malaysia is more than just obtaining a degree; it’s an experience that combines high-quality education with cultural immersion, diverse friendships, and personal growth. The country's blend of tradition and modernity, combined with its friendly, welcoming atmosphere, makes it an ideal place for students seeking an education that goes beyond academics.

[brookston]

Holidays 10.2

Holidays

Audiophile Day

Batik Day (Indonesia)

Bonn Phchum Ben Day (Cambodia)

Book It (a.k.a. National Young Reader's Day)

Erntedank (Thanksgiving; Germany)

Family Day (France)

Gandhi Jayanti (India)

Go For a Stroll After Dinner Night

Granddad’s Day (Belgium)

Grandparents Day (Italy)

Guardian Angel Day

International Chhole Bhature Day

International Day of Non-Violence (UN)

Name Your Car Day

National Batik Day (Indonesia)

National Body Language Day

National Bowhunting Day

National Brow Day

National Concussion Awareness Day (Canada)

National Custodial Worker Day

National Disabled Author’s Day

National G.O.E. Day (Grows. Overcome. Empower.)

National Grandparents Day (Italy)

National Healthcare Entrepreneurs Day

National Manufacturing Day

National Michelle Day

National Produce Misting Day

National Report Long Term Acute Care Hospital Fraud Day

National Research Maniacs Food Day

Old Man’s Day (Hertfordshire, UK)

Oschophoria

Peanuts Day (The Cartoon)

Phileas Fogg's Wager Day

Potato Day (French Republic)

Stan Lee Day

Semana Morazánica (Honduras)

Teachers and Instructors Day (Uzbekistan)

Torba Day (Vanuatu)

Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Day

Winter Walk+Roll to School Day

World Cerebral Palsy Day

World Farm Animals Day (a.k.a. World Day for Farmed Animals)

World MRSA Day

World No Alcohol Day

World Previvor Day

World Stmach Day

Wrongful Conviction Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

International Chole Bhature Day

National Fried Scallops Day

National Non-Alcoholic Beer Day

National Smarties Day

Tofu Day (Japan)

Independence & Related Days

Guinea (from France, 1958)

Imperium Aquilae (Declared; 2019) [unrecognized]

Italy (Rome & Provinces Formally Made Part of Italy; 1870)

Republika (Declared; 2016) [unrecognized]

New Year’s Days

Jewish New Year (begins at Sundown 29 Elul)

1st Wednesday in October

Balloons Around the World Day [1st Wednesday]

California Clean Air Day (California) [1st Wednesday]

Canadian Beer Day (Canada) [Wednesday before 2nd Monday]

Children’s Day (Chile) [1st Wednesday]

Energy Efficiency Day [1st Wednesday]

Hump Day [Every Wednesday]

International Walk to School Day [1st Wednesday]

National Coffee with a Cop Day [1st Wednesday]

National Kale Day [1st Wednesday]

National Pumpkin Seed Day [1st Wednesday]

Random Acts of Poetry Day [1st Wednesday]

Semana Morazánica begins (Honduras) [1st Wednesday]

Wacky Wednesday [Every Wednesday]

Walk Maryland Day (Maryland) [1st Wednesday]

Walk to School Day [1st Wednesday]

Website Wednesday [Every Wednesday]

Wheat Beer Wednesday [1st Wednesday of Each Month]

Wilderness Wednesday [1st Wednesday of Each Month]

World Financial Planning Day [1st Wednesday]

Weekly Holidays beginning October 2 (1st Week of October)

Bathukamma (Flower Festival; Hinduism) [thru 10.10]

Mehregan (Mithra Festival; Zoroastrian) [thru 10.8]

Nottingham Goose Fair Week (UK) [1st Wednesday thru Sunday]

Festivals Beginning October 2, 2024

Albino Skunk Musical Festival (Greer, South Carolina) [thru 10.5]

Busan International Film Festival (Busan, South Korea) [thru 10.11]

New Holland Farmers Fair (New Holland, Pennsylvania) [thru 10.5]

Schubertiade Vorarlberg (Hohenems, Austria) [thru 10.6]

Texas Rice Festival (Winnie, Texas) [thru 10.5]

Trailing of the Sheep Festival (Ketchum & Hailey, Idaho) [thru 10.6]

WOMAD (Cape Town, South Africa) [thru 10.6]

Feast Days

Alex Raymond (Artology)

Annie Leibovitz (Artology)

Arthur Edward Waite Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Buttering-Up Quarter-Finals (Shamanism)

The Cisco Kid (Radio Series; 1942)

Dashain Festival (Nepal)

Denha I of Tikrit (Syriac Orthodox Church)

Eleutherius (Christian; Martyr)

Feast of the Guardian Angels (Christian)

Frank Malina (Artology)

Gerda’s Blot (Pagan)

Graham Greene (Writerism)

Guiding Spirits’ Day (Everyday Wicca)

Joe Sacco (Artology)

Mahtma Gandhi (Humanism)

Memorial of the Holy Guardian Angels (Christian)

Leodegarius (a.k.a. Leger; Christian; Saint)

Mehregan (Persian Festival of Autumn; Iran)

Noodle Day (Pastafarian)

On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring, by Frederick Delius (Tone Poem; 1913)

One-Footed Animal Day (Celtic Book of Days)

Oschophoria (Fall festival to Dionysius; Ancient Greece)

Pancake (Muppetism)

Redd Foxx Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Sacchini (Positivist; Saint)

Thomas, Bishop of Hereford (Christian; Saint)

Wallace Stevens (Writerism)

Hebrew Calendar Holidays [Begins at Sundown Day Before]

Rosh Hashanah (begins at Sundown; Judaism) [29 Elul-2 TIshrei]

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Sensho (先勝 Japan) [Good luck in the morning, bad luck in the afternoon.]

Premieres

Antz (Animated Film; 1998)

Atom Mother Heart, by Pink Floyd (Album; 1970)

The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, by Gertrude Stein (Biography; 1933)

The Bridge on the River Kwai (Film; 1957)

Burning Sands or The Hot Foot (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S2, Ep. 59; 1960)

The Burns and Allen Show (Radio Series; 1934)

By Word of Mouse (WB LT Cartoon; 1954)

Cheese Burglar (Noveltoons Cartoon; 1953)

The Curse of Anubis (Animated TV Show;Jonny Quest #3; 1964)

DC Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis (WB Animated Film; 2018)

Death in the Desert or A Place in the Sun (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S2, Ep. 60; 1960)

The Dharma Bums, by Jack Kerouac (Novel; 1958)

Enter the Saint, by Leslie Charteris (Short Stories; 1930) [Saint #2]

Farmer Al Falfa’s Birthday Party (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1932)

Fast and Moose or The Quick and the Dead (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S4, Ep. 166; 1962)

Flying Home, recorded by Glenn Miller (Song; 1937)

Football: Now and Then (Disney Cartoon; 1953)

Freedom, by Neil Young (Album; 1989)

Ghost in the Machine, by the Police (Album; 1981)

Glengarry Glen Ross (Film; 1992)

The God Delusion, by Richard Dawkins (Book; 2006)

Hell and Back (Animated Film; 2015)

Homeland (TV Series; 2011)

The Invention of Lying (Film; 2009)

Kid A, by Radiohead (Album; 2000)

Kiko Foils the Fox (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1936)

The Kinks, by The Kinks (Album; 1964)

Lazy Jay Ranch, Part 1 (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S4, Ep. 165; 1962)

Little Beaux Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1968)

The Martian (Film; 2015)

Mean Streets (Film; 1973)

The Mighty Ducks (Film; 1992)

The Mole Men, Parts 1 & 2 (Underdog Cartoon, S2, Eps. 5 & 6 1965)

Neapolitan Mouse (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1954)

Of Mice and Men (Film; 1992)

Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz (Comic Strip; 1950)

Popeye, the Ace of Space (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1953)

Regatta de Blanc, by the Police (Album; 1979)

Scrubs (TV Series; 2001)

Secret Agent Woody Woodpecker (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1967)

Soul Train (TV Series; 1971)

Splash Mountain (Disney Attraction; 1992)

The Steadfast Tin Soldier, by Hans Christian Andersen (Short Story; 1838)

The Third Man, by Graham Greene (Novel; 1949)

Tom & Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale (WB Animated Film; 2007)

The Twilight Zone (TV Series; 1959)

Three Hearts and Three Lions, by Poul Anderson (Novella; 1953)

Toonerville Picnic (Rainbow Parade Cartoon; 1936)

Weed Smoker’s Dream (l.k.a. Why Don’t You Do Right), recorded by Harlem Hamfats (Song; 1936)

Westworld (TV Series; 2016)

(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, by Oasis (Album; 1995)

Whip It (Film; 2009)

Zombieland (Film; 2009)

Today’s Name Days

Gideon (Austria)

Anđelka, Anđelko, Teofil (Croatia)

Oliver, Olívie (Czech Republic)

Ditlev (Denmark)

Leela, Leeli, Leelo (Estonia)

Valio (Finland)

Léger, Ruth (France)

Bianca, Gideon, Jacqueline, Schutzengelfest (Germany)

Kyprianos (Greece)

Petra (Hungary)

Angelo (Italy)

Ilma, Reinhards, Skaidris (Latvia)

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Join us at Kottaram the Pan Indian Restaurant in Nottingham to experience the Onam festival of Kerala! Celebrate tradition and community spirit with us as we serve you an Onam Sadhya—a grand vegetarian feast, on a banana leaf that showcases the rich culinary heritage of Kerala.

Experiencing the Onam feast at Kottaram.

At Kottaram this Sunday on the 15th of September between 1 PM – 5 PM is set to be an affair filled with festive hues and flavours embodying the essence of Kerala’s warm hospitality and traditions during Onam celebrations. Indulge in the Onam Sadhya experience at Kottaram, where you can embark on an adventure sampling more than 20 delectable dishes crafted with utmost care to honour and revel in Kerala’s rich heritage.

Indulge in the spirit of Onam for only £24. 99 with a selection of delicious and nourishing meals that will transport your palate to the enchanting realm of “God’s Own Country.”

What’s on the Menu?

The Onam Sadya served at Kottaram is more than just a meal – it is an experience of community and culture. The Sadhya includes:

Banana Chips: Crispy and golden, a traditional Kerala snack to start your meal.

Chakkara Varatty: A delightful sweet treat made from jaggery and banana.

Pazham: Ripe banana, an essential part of every Sadya.

Pappadam: Crispy lentil wafers, perfect for adding crunch to the meal.

Naranga Achar & Mango Achar: Tangy and spicy pickles to tantalise your palate.

Puli Inji: A sweet, tangy, and spicy ginger-based chutney that balances the flavours.

Avial, Olan, Kalan: Traditional vegetarian dishes prepared with seasonal vegetables, coconut, and spices, symbolising the heart of Kerala cuisine.

Pachadi & Kichadi: yoghurt-based side dishes that add a cooling element to the feast.

Thoran & Erissery: Stir-fried and coconut-based dishes that bring texture and taste to the meal.

Parippu, Ghee, and Sambar: Lentil-based dishes paired with ghee and sambar to complete the Sadya.

Rasam & Pacha Moru: Flavorful soups that aid digestion after a hearty meal.

Kuthari Choru: Red rice, the traditional accompaniment to the variety of curries and side dishes.

Ada Pradhaman & Semiya Payasam: Mouth-watering desserts to conclude the feast, rich with the flavors of coconut, jaggery, and cardamom.

What is the significance of celebrating Onam at Kottaram?

Kottaram restaurant, renowned for its Pan Indian dishes, ensures that the Onam Sadhya meal is crafted with top quality ingredients and meticulous attention to detail to capture the essence of Kerala’s culture and flavours perfectly. Whether you hail from Kerala and seek to reminisce about the festivities or are just a culinary enthusiast eager to discover new food customs Kottaram Onam Sadhya presents an ideal chance to immerse yourself in the splendour of this grand Kerala feast.

The restaurant is situated conveniently at 28 Maid Marian Way in Nottingham City Centre—a spot for both locals and tourists to enjoy a delightful dining experience together! Boasting an inviting ambiance along with classic decorations and friendly service staff members on hand at Kottaram ensure a memorable Onam celebration right, in the heart of Nottingham.

Reserve Your Spot Today!

Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind dining experience! Contact us at +441159580115 to secure your spot for the Onam Sadhya event, at Kottaram restaurant. Invite your loved ones and companions to savour this feast together as we honour the essence of Onam and indulge in the diverse tastes of Kerala cuisine. Come celebrate Onam with us at Kottaram, the Indian restaurants in Nottingham. Create lasting memories, with scrumptious food, laughter and joyful festivities!

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Music Monday Get Yer Rage On: Sleaford Mods Return!

Sleaford Mods fans rejoice! The iconic Nottingham duo are celebrating the 10th anniversary of their breakthrough album "Divide and Exit" with a special remastered reissue. DISORIENTATIONS Announce UK Summer Tour Dates It took me a couple of listening attempts to get into it, and I absolutely did. If I had to pick five things to describe Lost Today they'd be, Incredible, Energised guitar riffs, Superb vocals, Great vibes, and, Great album. Listen 'Lost Today' album  https://open.spotify.com/album/2ZPQy6ribf8IQsDdBOTyZI?si=64kyFX3qTfGjfWz7OM1zcA Now I enjoy watching music videos, but I particularly like the ones where the fan base is included as it shows the love for the band but also that people are aware of who they are and that their music's appreciated  Watch 'Loner' video  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr7uk_2xCuM Disorientations 2024 UK Tour: - 08.08 @ Broadcast, Glasgow - 09.08 @ The New Aldelphi Club, Hull - 10.08 @ Quarry (Frogfest), Liverpool Africa Oyé Festival returns to Sefton Park, Liverpool on 22nd & 23rd June 2024! The musical extravaganza celebrating African Culture returns this month as always there's something there for everyone. Liverpool will be playing host to this incredible event, full details including who'll be performing and tickets are below  Selected artists, Oyé's Artistic Director, Paul Duhaney and representatives from Movema are available for interviews. Africa Oyé Festival 22nd & 23rd June 2024 Sefton Park, Liverpool FREE ENTRY Africa Oyé, the UK’s largest free celebration of African music and culture, takes place annually in Liverpool. Beginning in 1992 as a series of small gigs in the city centre, the event has gone from strength to strength, moving to its present Sefton Park home in 2002 to cope with demand. With too many negative representations of Africa entrenched in images of war, disease, poverty and famine, Oyé seeks to redress the balance and highlight the fantastic range of cultures, foods, music and artists that make this great continent one of the most vibrant and inspiring in the world. “This isn’t just the largest festival of African and Caribbean music in Britain, it’s the best” – The Sunday Times The festival is also a truly international event that harnesses the spirit of multiculturalism. It has played host to artists from nations right across Africa and also programmes music from South America and The Caribbean with Salsa, Soca and Reggae always a popular addition to the festivities. But Africa Oyé is about more than music… Over 90 stalls selling the best food, drink, arts and crafts and fashion from Africa and beyond will again be present at the Oyé village along with longtime supporter ‘News From Nowhere’, one of the UK’s premier stockists of African music, with all the performing artists and much more on sale, it’s a great opportunity to not only take in some of the best roots music around, but take some home with you too. For more information on the festival and other events held across the country by Africa Oyé please visit africaoye.com and follow them across social media. Website The UK’s biggest celebration of African and Caribbean music and culture will take place at Sefton Park in Liverpool this June with a stellar line-up of live music, DJs, workshops and more. On 22nd and 23rd June 2024, Africa Oyé will take over one of the region’s most picturesque green spaces in what has become a Liverpool institution since its humble beginnings as a series of city centre gigs in 1992. Goat Girl Share New Track and Video ‘words fell out’ Watch It Here Below The Waste Out This Friday, June 7, 2024 via Rough Trade Records A good video and I actually liked it. The lack of any colour tones but rather just grainy monochrome adds just that bit more depth to the sombre tones of the song. For tracks with deeper, emotive depth monochrome just seems to mirror the moods better  Watch 'Words Fell Out' You can catch her on tour later this year. For further information please check the information below  Upcoming UK + EU Tours  OUTSTORE UK TOUR - June 7 - Kingston – Banquet - June 8 – London – Rough Trade East - June 9 – Nottingham – Rough Trade Nottingham + Bear Tree Records - June 10 - Leeds – Crash Records - June 11 - Bristol – Rough Trade - The Fleece - June 12 - Brighton – Resident Records - Chalk - June 15 - Spain - Andoain, Andoaingo Rock Jaialdia - June 28 - Newcastle Upon Tyne - Boiler Shop - June 29 - Glasgow - Queens Park - Big City Festival - August 17 - Germany - Hamburg - MS Dockville - August 23 - Ravenglass, Cumbria - Krankenhaus Festival - August 29 - Switzerland - La Tour de Peilz - Nox Orae Festival - August 31 - Manchester - Manchester Psych Fest EU TOUR - Oct 8 - France Paris Point Ephémère - Oct 9 - Belgium Brussels AB Club - Oct 10 - Luxembourg City Rotondes - Oct 11 - Germany Nürnberg Pop Festival - Oct 12 - Germany Cologne MTC - Oct 13 - Germany Berlin Privatclub - Oct 14 - Netherlands Utrecht Ekko - UK TOUR - Nov 21 - Leeds Irish Centre - Nov 22 - Edinburgh La Belle Angele - Nov 23 - Birmingham the Castle & Falcon - Nov 27 - Southampton Papillon - Nov 28 - Heaven, London Amyl & The Sniffers Announce November UK Tour Dates Watch "U Should Not Be Doing that" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCxgUPFVFkA&ab_channel=AmylandTheSniffers The song, absolutely incredible from start to finish. This is the first time that I have ever heard of Amyl and her band yet am already enjoying her music and what she is about. One of the things I like about her voice, apart from it being utterly charismatic, is that it balances the the deepness of the music. The video for the song is just as fantastic and just shows the close-knit relationship of the band. Can't even fault it. You can catch her on tour later this year. Full details including tickets are below November UK/EU Tour Dates in RED below: UK / EUR Tour 2024 - May 30 – Primavera, Barcelona, Spain - June 1 – Freak Valley, Netphen, Germany - June 3 –La Nuit Fournier, Lyon, France - June 4 – Bikini, Toulouse, France - June 6 – Primavera, Porto, Portugal - June 8 – Northside, Arhaus, Denmark - June 9 – Best Kept Secret, Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands US Tour 2024 - JUL 13 - Day In Day Out, Seattle, WA, USA - JUL 19 - Citi Field, New York, NY, USA *with Foo Fighters - JUL 20 - White Eagle Hall, Jersey City, NJ, USA - JUL 21 - Fenway Park, Boston, MA, USA *with Foo Fighters - JUL 23 – Hershey Park Stadium, Hershey, PA, USA *with Foo Fighters - JUL 25 - The Majestic Theatre, Detroit, MI, USA - JUL 28 - Underground Music Showcase, Denver, CO, USA - JUL 30 - Granada Theater, Lawrence, KS, USA - JUL 31 - Mercury Ballroom, Louisville, KY, USA - AUG 1 - HI-FI Annex, Indianapolis, IN, USA - AUG 3 - Asbury Hall, Buffalo, NY, USA - AUG 4 – Osheaga, Montreal, QC, CANADA - AUG 5 - Higher Ground South, Burlington, VT, USA - AUG 7 - Pioneer Courthouse Square, Portland, OR, USA - AUG 9 - BMO Stadium, Los Angeles, CA, USA *with Foo Fighters - AUG 13 - The Sound, Del Mar, CA, USA - AUG 14 - The Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA - AUG 15 - The Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA - NOV 5 – National Stadium - Dublin, Ireland - Nov 6 – O2 Academy, Glasgow, UK - Nov 7 – NX – Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK - Nov 9 – Manchester Academy, Manchester, UK - Nov 10 – O2 Academy, Birmingham, UK - Nov 11 – O2 Academy, Bristol, UK - Nov 15 – The Roundhouse, London, UK - Nov 17 – Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium - Nov 18 – Tivoli Vredenburg, Utrecht, Netherlands - Nov 19 – Carlswerk Victoria, Cologne, Germany - Nov 21 – VEGA, Copenhagen, Denmark - Nov 22 - Große Freiheit 36, Hamburg, Germany - Nov 23 – Columbiahalle, Berlin, Germany - Nov 25 – Tonhalle. Munich, Germany - Nov 26 – Les Docks, Lausanne, Switzerland - Nov 27 – Olympia, Paris, France - Nov 29 – Floyd, Athens, Greece Amyl & The Sniffers are Amy Taylor, Dec Martens, Gus Romer and Bryce Wilson Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Sleaford Mods to reissue remastered classic album Divide and Exit on 26 July Limited anniversary edition vinyl features new sleeve designed by Cold War Steve, flexi-disc featuring unreleased track ‘Git Some Balls’ and new sleeve notes. Exclusive CD ... Sleaford Mods to play Divide and Exit UK Tour in grassroots venues this November 'Tied Up in Nottz', with restored 'borrowed bus' video, out now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNNWma_oHIA&feature=youtu.be You can think what you like about this Nottingham duo but what I will say is that I admire and respect their 'don't give a f**k, I tell it as it is' attitude. If anything, there should be more artists like this who have a bordering non-conformist zero bulls**t attitude.  Now I have seen several great artists come out of Nottingham and these guys are amongst the great talents. Love Tied up in Nottz, cannot even fault it. You can Preorder the album, Divide and Exit as well as catch them on tour later this year  Preorder album now Sleaford Mods - 19 November - Sheffield - The Leadmill - 20 November - Edinburgh - La Belle Angèle - 21 November - Newcastle upon Tyne - University of Northumbria - 23 November - Liverpool - The Florrie - 26 November - Lincoln - The Drill - 28 November - Exeter - The Lemon Grove - 29 November - Portsmouth - The Wedgewood Rooms - 30 November - Nottingham - Bodega For full information, and to pre-order or pre-save the album visit  Official Website Facebook Instagram Read the full article

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Lesbian Bed Death - She Loves Lilith (Official Music Video) PRE-ORDER NEW ALBUM ‘MIDNIGHT LUST' AND COME SEE US LIVE IN 2024!! https://ift.tt/0A4aH5D 16th March LEICESTER – The Metal Monocle 23rd March WOLVERHAMPTON - The Giffard Arms 5th May SWANSEA - Station 18 Festival @ Hanger 18 7th June NOTTINGHAM - Tap 'N' Tumbler Directed and produced by Evelyn Wolf & Dan Peach Director of Photography: Ben Thompson First Camera Assistant: Elliot Wallis The band: JJ – Vocals Dan Peach – Rhythm Guitar Leisl Heath - Bass Aimee Violet – Drums (Lead guitar on studio recording by Steve Lethal) Actors: Myriam Sarah, Syd, Emily, Richard Walton, Claire Ward, David Tunstall, Rachel Rouge, Myles Dartford, David Martin, Dark Raven, Natalie Marie, Emily Rogers, Casey Kingsley, Katie Parker, and the band. Lead SFX: Jacqui Dunn https://jaqdsfx.co.uk/ Assistant Hair Makeup and SFX: Emily Rogers, Katie Parker & Casey Kingsley Costumes: Claire Ward & Jacqui Dunn Filmed at The Locomotive Pub in Heron Cross, Stoke-on-Trent, UK Dan Peach’s custom Baphomet guitar by Chris Baxter at Whispersmith Guitars https://ift.tt/Slrbi6T Lesbian Bed Death management & booking enquiries: evelynwolfmusic@gmail.com https://ift.tt/M0dNWlp https://ift.tt/Mkg0KPq https://ift.tt/vQ93pDo http://www.twitter.com/lbdofficial https://ift.tt/f3lKyQM Lyrics: Like a cat on the rooftops She glides and shimmers like a ghost She hunts for food and twisted sport It's the screams she loves the most She hates your vapid conversation She burns the condescending priest Repulsed by your adoration There's no merciful release A hedonistic life of sin She's the queen of this Hell she's found herself in The coldest truths sting No, she doesn't want your diamond ring because She loves Lilith and she'll never love you She loves Lilith The night owl giveth but never to you Hear her whispers in the darkness Chaos and madness evoked Strangled by chains of torment Your spark of hope stubbed out like a smoke You waste your life in the wilderness You scrape around on your knees A tiresome court jester unable to please Withered and dying, blinded and diseased via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNC1DouLQs4

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Salvation Moment! The Mill on the Hill Festival, Sneinton, Nottingham on Saturday 15 July

Mill on the Hill Festival will take place at Green’s Windmill on July 15th 2023. With live music, live talks, art, food and workshops, there will be something for all ages to enjoy. The Shepherds of the Nation will of course be there; Informed by the life and times of Sneinton’s very own William Booth, our set of ‘Salutary Songs of Sobriety and Salvation’ is a fond collection of much loved songs…

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Indulge in Indian Delights: Exploring Ariana Supermarket and Indian Shops in Nottingham

Introduction:

Nottingham, a city in the heart of England, is known for its diverse culture and thriving community. Among the many communities that have found a home here, the Indian community has made a significant impact. One of the delightful aspects of this cultural fusion is the presence of Indian supermarket Nottingham which offers an array of spices, food products, and cultural experiences. In this blog, we will take a closer look at Ariana Supermarket, a prominent Indian supermarket in Nottingham, and delve into the world of Indian shops that contribute to the rich tapestry of this city.

Ariana Supermarket: A Gateway to Indian Culinary Delights

Located in the heart of Nottingham, Ariana Supermarket is a treasure trove for those seeking authentic Indian ingredients and culinary delights. The moment you step inside, you are greeted with the rich aroma of spices and the vibrant colors of various food products neatly displayed on the shelves. From fragrant basmati rice to a wide range of lentils, flours, and spices, Ariana Supermarket caters to the diverse needs of Indian cooking.

Not only does Ariana Supermarket provide a wide selection of groceries, but it also boasts a fresh produce section that offers a range of fruits and vegetables commonly used in Indian cuisine. It's not uncommon to find exotic fruits like mangoes, guavas, and lychees, which add a tropical touch to any dish. The store also offers an assortment of frozen goods, ready-to-eat meals, and snacks, allowing customers to savor the flavors of India conveniently.

Embracing Diversity: The Impact of Indian Supermarkets and Shops

Indian supermarkets and shops in Nottingham not only serve as a source for culinary needs and cultural artifacts but also play a significant role in promoting diversity and multiculturalism. These establishments are meeting points for people from various backgrounds, fostering a sense of community and understanding.

Through events and celebrations hosted by these Indian supermarkets and shops, Nottingham locals and visitors get an opportunity to immerse themselves in the richness of Indian traditions. Festivals like Diwali, Holi, and Eid are celebrated with great fervor, where people come together to share joy, laughter, and delectable food.

Conclusion:

The presence of Indian shops nottingham , like Ariana Supermarket, in Nottingham enriches the city's cultural landscape and provides a glimpse into the vibrant world of Indian cuisine, fashion, and heritage. Whether you are a culinary enthusiast looking for exotic spices or someone interested in exploring different cultures, a visit to these Indian establishments is a must. Embrace the flavors, colors, and traditions that Indian supermarkets and shops in Nottingham offer, and embark on a delightful journey of discovery and celebration.

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Indian restaurants in Nottingham | Restaurants in Nottingham

If you’re a foodie who loves exploring diverse cuisines, then you must have heard of the famed Kerala Sadhya. Originating from the southern state of Kerala in India, Sadhya is a traditional feast served on banana leaves and is an integral part of the state’s culture. With its unique blend of flavors and spices, Sadhya has become a popular dish worldwide and is now available at various Indian restaurants around the globe.

One such restaurant in the UK is Kottaram, located in Nottingham. It is a popular choice for food enthusiasts looking for authentic Indian cuisine in the city. The restaurant has been recognized as one of the best Indian restaurants in Nottingham, offering an extensive menu of dishes from different parts of India. However, what sets Kottaram apart is its Sadhya meal, which is served during the Kerala Utsavam festival.

The meal begins with a serving of rice, which is then accompanied by a variety of vegetarian curries, such as sambar, avial, and thoran. These curries are a blend of different vegetables, lentils, and spices, creating a flavorful and aromatic dish. The Sadhya also includes various types of chutneys, pickles, and papadums, adding an extra layer of taste to the meal.

One of the unique features of Sadhya is the order in which the dishes are served. The meal begins with rice and curries, followed by pickles and chutneys, and ends with dessert. The dessert served during the Sadhya is payasam, a sweet dish made from rice, milk, and jaggery. It is a delicious end to a perfect meal and leaves a sweet taste in your mouth.

Kottaram’s Sadhya meal offers an authentic culinary experience that brings the flavors of Kerala to the UK. The restaurant’s chefs use traditional recipes and ingredients to create a memorable dining experience for their guests. The meal is not only a feast for your taste buds but also a feast for your eyes, with the vibrant colors of the different dishes served on the banana leaf.

In conclusion, Kottaram is one of the best restaurants in Nottingham and offers an authentic Sadhya meal during the Kerala Utsavam on April 30 to May 1. If you’re a food lover looking to explore new cuisines, then the Sadhya meal is a must-try. It is a perfect blend of flavors and spices, providing an unforgettable culinary experience. So, head over to Kottaram and indulge in this authentic Indian feast today!

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Holidays 10.4

Holidays

Blessing of the Animals at the Cathedral Day

Cable Street Day (UK)

Carrying in the Pudding (London, UK)

Ctenophore Day

Day of Peace and Reconciliation (Mozambique)

Day of the Space Forces (Russia)

Dick Tracy Day

eDay (New Zealand)

Forever Alone Day

Get Your Friend Day

Global Work From Home (WFH) Day

Golf Lovers Day (a.k.a. National Golf Day)

Hug a Non-Meat Eater Day

Improve Your Office Day

International Dakota Johnson Day

International No Disposable Cup Day

International Sputnik Day

International Toot Your Flute Day

International Walk & Bike to School Day

International Wound Hygiene Day

International Zookeeper Day

Kids Music Day

Kindness to Animals Day

National CB Radio Day

National Clothespin Day

National COVID-19 Remembrance Day

National Day of Action for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls & Two-Spirit People (Canada)

National Day of Chilean Music (Chile)

National Day of Life (Colombia)

National 4-H Spirit Day

National Laura Day

National Ship in a Bottle Day

National Side Bae Day

National Sisters in Spirit Day (Canada)

National Talk Like a Trucker Day

National Teach German Day

National Trucker’s Appreciation Day

Peace and Reconciliation Day (Mozambique)

See the Light Day

Snoopy Day

Territory Day (Christmas Island)

Thanksgiving Day (Saint Lucia)

Thimpu Tsechu (Bhutan)

Ten-Four Day

What’s the Frequency, Kenneth? Day

Winter Squash Day (French Republic)

World Animal Day

World Day of Bullying Prevention

World Dyslexia Day

World Pet’s Day

World RBD Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Canadian Beer Day

Cinnamon Roll Day (Finland)

Kanelbullens Dag (Cinnamon Bun Day; Sweden)

National Frappe Day

National Taco Day

National Vodka Day

Sardines Day (Japan)

1st Wednesday in October

Balloons Around the World Day [1st Wednesday]

California Clean Air Day (California) [1st Wednesday]

Canadian Beer Day (Canada) [Wednesday before 2nd Monday]

Children’s Day (Chile) [1st Wednesday]

Energy Efficiency Day [1st Wednesday]

International Walk to School Day [1st Wednesday]

National Coffee with a Cop Day [1st Wednesday]

National Kale Day [1st Wednesday]

National Pumpkin Seed Day [1st Wednesday]

Nottingham Goose Fair begins (UK) [1st Wednesday thru Sunday]

Random Acts of Poetry Day [1st Wednesday]

Semana Morazánica begins (Honduras) [1st Wednesday]

Walk Maryland Day (Maryland) [1st Wednesday]

World Financial Planning Day [1st Wednesday]

Independence Days

Belgium (from the Netherlands, 1830)

Lesotho (from UK, 1966)

Feast Days

Amun (a.k.a. Ammon; Christian; Saint)

Aurea (Christian; Saint)

Beethoven (Positivist; Saint)

Buster Keaton Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Chong Yeung Festival (Festival of Ancestors; Macau)

David & Dickory (Muppetism)

Double Ninth Festival (China) [9th day of 9th Lunar month]

Edwin, King of Northumberland (Christian; Saint)

Elder’s Day (China) [9th Day of 9th Lunar Month]

Feast of Hathor (Egyptian God of Drunkenness)

Fortified Wines Day (Pastafarian)

Francesco Solimena (Artology)

Francis of Assisi (Christian; Saint)

Frederic Remington (Artology)

Ieiunium Cereris (Fast of Ceres; Ancient Rome)

Jean-François Millet (Artology)

Jejunium Cereris (Feast for Demeter; Pagan)

Lucas Cranach the Younger (Artology)

Marcus and Marcian (Christian; Martyrs)

Martyrs of Triers (Christian; Saint)

Petronius of Bologna (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Prime Number Day: 277 [59 of 72]

Sakimake (先負 Japan) [Bad luck in the morning, good luck in the afternoon.]

Unfortunate Day (Pagan) [46 of 57]

Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [46 of 60]

Premieres

ABC After School Specials (TV Series; 1972)

All the Right Reasons, by Nickelback (Album; 2005)

An American in Paris (Film; 1951)

The Batman Superman Movie: World’s Finest (WB Animated Film; 1997)

Beverly Hills 90120 (TV Series; 1990)

Bound (Film; 1996)

Bridge of Spies (Film; 2015)

Commando (Film; 1985)

Dolemite Is My Name (Film; 2019)

The EGGcited Rooster (WB MM Cartoon; 1952)

Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective, by Donald J. Sobol (Novel; 1963)

Extraordinary Machine, by Fiona Apple (Album; 2005)

Gravity (Film; 2013)

Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby, by Louis Jordan (Song; 1943)

Joker (Film; 2019)

Knight Templar, by Leslie Charteris (Novel; 1930) [Saint #4]

The Last Emperor (Film; 1987)

Leave It To Beaver (TV Series; 1957)

The Longest Day (Film; 1962)

Lost Horizon, by James Hilton (Novel; 1933)

The Man in the High Castle, by Philip K. Dick (Novel; 1962)

The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays, by Albert Camus (Essays; 1942)

Neon Genesis Evangelion (Japanese Anime; 1995)

Notes on Democracy, by H.L. Mencken (Political Book; 19

The Thing You Do (Film; 1996)26)

The Saint, starring Roger Moore (TV Series; 1962)

Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo! (WB Animated Film; 2022)

200 Motels, by Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention (Soundtrack Album; 1968)

Walls & Bridges, by John Lennon (Album; 1974)

Today’s Name Days

Aurea, Edwin, Franz (Austria)

Franciska, Franjo, Franka (Croatia)

František (Czech Republic)

Franciscus (Denmark)

Randel, Rando, Randolf, Ranno (Estonia)

Frans, Saija, Saila (Finland)

Aure, Bérénice, François, Frank, Orianne, Sarah (France)

Aurora, Edwin, Emma, Franz, Thea (Germany)

Ierotheos, Kallisthenis, Verina (Greece)

Ferenc (Hungary)

Francesco, Petronio (Italy)

Francis, Modra, Zaigonis (Latvia)

Eivydė, Mąstautas, Pranas, Pranciškus (Lithuania)

Frank, Frans (Norway)

Edwin, Franciszek, Konrad, Konrada, Manfred, Manfreda, Rozalia (Poland)

Ierotei (Romania)

František (Slovakia)

Francisco (Spain)

Frank, Frans (Sweden)

Damara, Damaris, Berenice, Bernice, Bonita, Bonnie, Bunny, Fannie, Fanny, Frances, Francesca, Francesco, Francine, Francis, Francisco, Frank, Frankie (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 277 of 2024; 88 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 3 of week 40 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Gort (Ivy) [Day 2 of 28]

Chinese: Month 8 (Xin-You), Day 20 (Yi-Wei)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 19 Tishri 5784

Islamic: 19 Rabi I 1445

J Cal: 7 Shù; Sevenday [7 of 30]

Julian: 21 September 2023

Moon: 70%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 25 Shakespeare (10th Month) [Beethoven]

Runic Half Month: Gyfu (Gift) [Day 8 of 15]

Season: Autumn (Day 11 of 89)

Zodiac: Libra (Day 11 of 30)

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Start Your International Education Journey in Malaysia

Malaysia has rapidly emerged as a popular destination for international students seeking quality education at affordable rates. With its multicultural environment, world-class universities, and strategic location in Southeast Asia, the country offers a unique blend of Eastern and Western educational influences. Here’s why Malaysia should be your top choice for an international education journey.

Study in Malaysia

1. High-Quality Education at Affordable Costs

One of the main reasons why students choose Malaysia is the affordability of its education system. Compared to countries like the U.S., U.K., or Australia, tuition fees and living expenses in Malaysia are considerably lower. Despite the affordability, Malaysia hosts several universities that rank among the best in the world, such as Universiti Malaya and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM).

In addition, many international universities have branch campuses in Malaysia. These institutions offer the same curriculum and degree as their parent universities at a fraction of the cost. For example, Monash University and the University of Nottingham have established branch campuses in Malaysia, allowing students to obtain a degree from a globally recognized institution without leaving Southeast Asia.

2. Cultural Diversity and Inclusivity

Malaysia is known for its rich cultural diversity, where Malays, Chinese, Indians, and other ethnic groups live harmoniously. This melting pot of cultures gives international students the opportunity to experience and appreciate different traditions, festivals, and cuisines. For students interested in cross-cultural experiences, Malaysia offers a welcoming and inclusive environment where English is widely spoken.

The country also boasts a tolerant atmosphere where international students from various religious and cultural backgrounds feel comfortable. This diversity enriches your academic and social life, preparing you to thrive in a globalized world.

Study in Malaysia

3. Wide Range of Courses and Programs

Malaysia offers a comprehensive selection of programs and disciplines that cater to diverse interests and career aspirations. Whether you're interested in engineering, business, medicine, information technology, or arts, you can find accredited programs at Malaysian universities and institutions.

Some universities specialize in certain fields. For example, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) is known for its strong engineering programs, while Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) excels in medical and health sciences.

4. Pathway to Global Opportunities

One of the biggest advantages of studying in Malaysia is the global recognition of degrees from recognized universities. This recognition allows graduates to pursue careers worldwide, making your degree a stepping stone toward international job markets. Furthermore, many programs offer internships and industry placements, giving you hands-on experience and a competitive edge.

Additionally, Malaysia’s strategic location in Southeast Asia makes it easy to explore neighboring countries such as Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam, expanding your cultural and networking opportunities beyond the classroom.

5. Safe and Comfortable Living Environment

Safety is a major concern for international students and their families. Malaysia is one of the safest countries in Asia, with low crime and a stable political environment. International students can feel secure in student accommodations, university campuses, and public spaces.

Moreover, Malaysia offers a relatively low cost of living compared to other education hubs. Students can enjoy a comfortable lifestyle with modern amenities, affordable transportation, and a variety of food options that cater to different tastes and budgets.

Study in Malaysia

6. Easy Visa Process and Student Support Services

Malaysia makes it easy for international students to obtain student visas. The process is straightforward, and the Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) offers step-by-step assistance to ensure a smooth application process. Once you are admitted to a university, the institution typically assists you with the visa application, making it stress-free.

Additionally, most universities in Malaysia have dedicated international student offices that provide support services, from orientation programs to academic counseling, ensuring that you have everything you need to succeed in your academic journey.

7. Technologically Advanced Infrastructure

Malaysia’s government and educational institutions have heavily invested in modern infrastructure to support learning and research. Many universities have state-of-the-art facilities, including well-equipped laboratories, libraries, and innovation centers. The country also boasts excellent internet connectivity, ensuring students have access to global learning resources.

8. Vibrant Student Life and Extracurricular Activities

Life as an international student in Malaysia isn’t just about academics. Malaysian universities offer a colourful campus life with clubs, societies, and extracurricular sports ranging from sports activities and humanities to entrepreneurship and network service. These activities help students develop skills outside the classroom, build friendships, and enjoy a balanced university experience.

Study in Malaysia

Final Thoughts

Starting your international education journey in Malaysia offers a unique blend of quality education, cultural immersion, and global opportunities. Whether you’re drawn by the affordability, the diversity, or the chance to study at a globally recognized institution, Malaysia provides the perfect platform to launch your academic and professional future.

Take the first step toward your international education journey today, and discover why Malaysia is fast becoming a leading destination for students worldwide!

[brookston]

Holidays 10.4

Holidays

Blessing of the Animals at the Cathedral Day

Cable Street Day (UK)

Carrying in the Pudding (London, UK)

Ctenophore Day

Day of Peace and Reconciliation (Mozambique)

Day of the Space Forces (Russia)

Dick Tracy Day

eDay (New Zealand)

Forever Alone Day

Get Your Friend Day

Global Work From Home (WFH) Day

Golf Lovers Day (a.k.a. National Golf Day)

Hug a Non-Meat Eater Day

Improve Your Office Day

International Dakota Johnson Day

International No Disposable Cup Day

International Sputnik Day

International Toot Your Flute Day

International Walk & Bike to School Day

International Wound Hygiene Day

International Zookeeper Day

Kids Music Day

Kindness to Animals Day

National CB Radio Day

National Clothespin Day

National COVID-19 Remembrance Day

National Day of Action for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls & Two-Spirit People (Canada)

National Day of Chilean Music (Chile)

National Day of Life (Colombia)

National 4-H Spirit Day

National Laura Day

National Ship in a Bottle Day

National Side Bae Day

National Sisters in Spirit Day (Canada)

National Talk Like a Trucker Day

National Teach German Day

National Trucker’s Appreciation Day

Peace and Reconciliation Day (Mozambique)

See the Light Day

Snoopy Day

Territory Day (Christmas Island)

Thanksgiving Day (Saint Lucia)

Thimpu Tsechu (Bhutan)

Ten-Four Day

What’s the Frequency, Kenneth? Day

Winter Squash Day (French Republic)

World Animal Day

World Day of Bullying Prevention

World Dyslexia Day

World Pet’s Day

World RBD Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Canadian Beer Day

Cinnamon Roll Day (Finland)

Kanelbullens Dag (Cinnamon Bun Day; Sweden)

National Frappe Day

National Taco Day

National Vodka Day

Sardines Day (Japan)

1st Wednesday in October

Balloons Around the World Day [1st Wednesday]

California Clean Air Day (California) [1st Wednesday]

Canadian Beer Day (Canada) [Wednesday before 2nd Monday]

Children’s Day (Chile) [1st Wednesday]

Energy Efficiency Day [1st Wednesday]

International Walk to School Day [1st Wednesday]

National Coffee with a Cop Day [1st Wednesday]

National Kale Day [1st Wednesday]

National Pumpkin Seed Day [1st Wednesday]

Nottingham Goose Fair begins (UK) [1st Wednesday thru Sunday]

Random Acts of Poetry Day [1st Wednesday]

Semana Morazánica begins (Honduras) [1st Wednesday]

Walk Maryland Day (Maryland) [1st Wednesday]

World Financial Planning Day [1st Wednesday]

Independence Days

Belgium (from the Netherlands, 1830)

Lesotho (from UK, 1966)

Feast Days

Amun (a.k.a. Ammon; Christian; Saint)

Aurea (Christian; Saint)

Beethoven (Positivist; Saint)

Buster Keaton Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Chong Yeung Festival (Festival of Ancestors; Macau)

David & Dickory (Muppetism)

Double Ninth Festival (China) [9th day of 9th Lunar month]

Edwin, King of Northumberland (Christian; Saint)

Elder’s Day (China) [9th Day of 9th Lunar Month]

Feast of Hathor (Egyptian God of Drunkenness)

Fortified Wines Day (Pastafarian)

Francesco Solimena (Artology)

Francis of Assisi (Christian; Saint)

Frederic Remington (Artology)

Ieiunium Cereris (Fast of Ceres; Ancient Rome)

Jean-François Millet (Artology)

Jejunium Cereris (Feast for Demeter; Pagan)

Lucas Cranach the Younger (Artology)

Marcus and Marcian (Christian; Martyrs)

Martyrs of Triers (Christian; Saint)

Petronius of Bologna (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Prime Number Day: 277 [59 of 72]

Sakimake (先負 Japan) [Bad luck in the morning, good luck in the afternoon.]

Unfortunate Day (Pagan) [46 of 57]

Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [46 of 60]

Premieres

ABC After School Specials (TV Series; 1972)

All the Right Reasons, by Nickelback (Album; 2005)

An American in Paris (Film; 1951)

The Batman Superman Movie: World’s Finest (WB Animated Film; 1997)

Beverly Hills 90120 (TV Series; 1990)

Bound (Film; 1996)

Bridge of Spies (Film; 2015)

Commando (Film; 1985)

Dolemite Is My Name (Film; 2019)

The EGGcited Rooster (WB MM Cartoon; 1952)

Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective, by Donald J. Sobol (Novel; 1963)

Extraordinary Machine, by Fiona Apple (Album; 2005)

Gravity (Film; 2013)

Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby, by Louis Jordan (Song; 1943)

Joker (Film; 2019)

Knight Templar, by Leslie Charteris (Novel; 1930) [Saint #4]

The Last Emperor (Film; 1987)

Leave It To Beaver (TV Series; 1957)

The Longest Day (Film; 1962)

Lost Horizon, by James Hilton (Novel; 1933)

The Man in the High Castle, by Philip K. Dick (Novel; 1962)

The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays, by Albert Camus (Essays; 1942)

Neon Genesis Evangelion (Japanese Anime; 1995)

Notes on Democracy, by H.L. Mencken (Political Book; 19

The Thing You Do (Film; 1996)26)

The Saint, starring Roger Moore (TV Series; 1962)

Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo! (WB Animated Film; 2022)

200 Motels, by Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention (Soundtrack Album; 1968)

Walls & Bridges, by John Lennon (Album; 1974)

Today’s Name Days

Aurea, Edwin, Franz (Austria)

Franciska, Franjo, Franka (Croatia)

František (Czech Republic)

Franciscus (Denmark)

Randel, Rando, Randolf, Ranno (Estonia)

Frans, Saija, Saila (Finland)

Aure, Bérénice, François, Frank, Orianne, Sarah (France)

Aurora, Edwin, Emma, Franz, Thea (Germany)

Ierotheos, Kallisthenis, Verina (Greece)

Ferenc (Hungary)

Francesco, Petronio (Italy)

Francis, Modra, Zaigonis (Latvia)

Eivydė, Mąstautas, Pranas, Pranciškus (Lithuania)

Frank, Frans (Norway)

Edwin, Franciszek, Konrad, Konrada, Manfred, Manfreda, Rozalia (Poland)

Ierotei (Romania)

František (Slovakia)

Francisco (Spain)

Frank, Frans (Sweden)

Damara, Damaris, Berenice, Bernice, Bonita, Bonnie, Bunny, Fannie, Fanny, Frances, Francesca, Francesco, Francine, Francis, Francisco, Frank, Frankie (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 277 of 2024; 88 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 3 of week 40 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Gort (Ivy) [Day 2 of 28]

Chinese: Month 8 (Xin-You), Day 20 (Yi-Wei)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 19 Tishri 5784

Islamic: 19 Rabi I 1445

J Cal: 7 Shù; Sevenday [7 of 30]

Julian: 21 September 2023

Moon: 70%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 25 Shakespeare (10th Month) [Beethoven]

Runic Half Month: Gyfu (Gift) [Day 8 of 15]

Season: Autumn (Day 11 of 89)

Zodiac: Libra (Day 11 of 30)

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My Mini Tour for Nottingham Poetry Festival

Hello! Sorry that I've been gone so long. I'll try to be back a little more often from now on :)

The good news is that the Nottingham Poetry Festival (Nottingham, UK) is coming up and I'll be performing at this beautiful list of events:

Well Dressed Verse – Fri 20th April from 7pm – Sneinton Market – Performing solo https://nottinghampoetryfestival.com/events/well-dressed-verse-2/

Poets Against Racism – Sat 21st April from 7.30pm – Nottingham Writers Studio – Performing solo and with From the Word Go

https://nottinghampoetryfestival.com/events/poets-against-racism/

Speak Up! - Wed 25th April from 7.30pm – The Lord Roberts – Performing with From the Word Go

https://nottinghampoetryfestival.com/events/speak-up-2/

https://www.facebook.com/events/2013548122304783/

We're organising this event and also raising supplies for a local food bank, so you can support us and be philanthropic at the same time ;)

DIY Poets Present – Fri 27th April from 7pm – Nottingham Writers Studio – Performing solo

https://nottinghampoetryfestival.com/events/diy-poets-present/

World Jam: Sounds Like Home – Sun 29th April from 7.30pm - Nottingham Writers Studio – Performing with From the Word Go

https://nottinghampoetryfestival.com/events/world-jam-sounds-like-home/

You can check out From the Word Go and also some of my solo stuff here:

https://www.facebook.com/fromthewordgo/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCthvmxQJjhZSgi3q9YEBe8Q

It would be great to see some of you at some of these events. It really does feel like I'm embarking on some kind of mini tour :)