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Astronomical unit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

An astronomical unit (abbreviated as AU, au, a.u., or sometimes ua) is a unit of length ... Originally, the AU was defined as the length of the semi-major axis ...
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au by KDDI

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African Union

Official site for the union of African nations promoting cooperation and solidarity between African peoples and the socio-economic integration of the continent. Formerly the Organization of African Unity.
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Au - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Astronomical unit, the average distance between the Earth and the Sun (roughly speaking) ... Au (squat), a building that has been squatted in Frankfurt, Germany ...
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American University

American University is a private university in Washington, D.C., emphasizing public service and a solid foundation in the liberal arts. Offers undergraduate, graduate, and study-abroad programs, plus distance learning and continuing education classes. Site offers info on academics, student life, athletics, and event calendars.
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Questions 'n' Answers about 'Au'

Q.	How do I make au jus broth for french dip sandwiches?	Related Search: Cooking & Recipes
	I don't have a package of powdered au jus mix, but I have beef broth. Could you tell me what else I should add to my beef broth to make au jus?
A.	this recipe will make you go weak in your knees! Ingredients 1 cup beef drippings, from a baked roast, do not drain fat 15 ounces beef broth, canned 1/4 cup water, warm 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1/2 teaspoon Mrs. Dash onion and herb seasoning 1/2 teaspoon seasoning salt Directions In a small bowl, combine the water and cornstarch and whisk with a fork until the blend is completely dissolved. Set aside. In a large skillet, over medium heat, pour in the drippings, broth, Mrs. Dash, and seasoned salt and bring to a boil. When it boils, whisk in the cornstarch and water mix and continue whisking until it thickens slightly and then remove from heat. Pour this sauce over any sort of cooked beef or use as a sauce over beef and noodles. NOTE: Sometimes beef drippings can be really salty so add the seasoned salt ONLY after tasting the sauce.

Q.	Why do my au gratin and scalloped potatoes come out watery?	Related Search: Cooking & Recipes
	I have found numerous receipes for scalloped and au gratin potoates. I have followed the instructions step-by-step, with all the correct ingredients and for the correct amount of time, however, when I'm ready to dig in - there is tons of liquid and it makes the potato dishes very water. What am I doing wrong? How can I stop them from ending up water? I needs some serious answers here, please.
A.	My mother raised me with a scalloped potato recipe where you layer the potato, dust on the flour, layer again and cover the whole thing with milk. It never turned out right for me. I then found another recipe where you make a rue first (the flour/butter combo) adding the milk to make a "gravy". I then added my shredded cheese to that and stirred in my potatoes after partially cooking them first. It always turned out wonderful. I only use russett potatoes for that. If you are using Yukon, they are too watery. And any recipe book generally doesn't have the temperature correct for those - it always takes longer and will be "gray" if the potatoes are raw in my mother's recipe. Mine stay nice and white.

Q.	Does anyone know a recipe for au jus for a California Pastrami Sandwich?	Related Search: Cooking & Recipes
	Been looking EVERYWHERE with no luck. I am looking for the Au Jus that places like The Hat uses to heat thier pastrami in. Is it regular beef au jus? Or a special blend?
A.	In order to make an au jus you would need to cook the meat and use the juices from it. You probably don't want to cook a prime rib roast just to make au jus for your pastrami sandwich. SLICED STEAK AU JUS 1 1/2 lb. top round steak, trimmed off fat, sliced 1/4 thin 3 oz. can sliced mushrooms, drained 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 tbsp. lemon juice 1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce Salt and pepper to taste Place steak in non stick baking pan. Put all ingredients evenly over steak. Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour 15 minutes. Baste at least one time during baking.

Q.	What is the difference between au gratin potatoes and scalloped potatoes?	Related Search: Cooking & Recipes
	I have one box of Sam's Choice Au Gratin potatoes and one box of Sam's Choice Scalloped potatoes. If I wanted to make one big dish could I mix them or do they have contrasting flavors? I am going to mix the potatoes with ham chunks and make a casserole. Thanks!
A.	Au gratin is with cheese and scalloped potatoes are with a basic cream sauce, you could mix them but would probably lose the cheesy goodness. So I would recommend adding more cheese. Everything goes better with cheese!

Q.	Will making Coq au Vin in my bare cast iron dutch oven disintegrate its seasoning?	Related Search: Cooking & Recipes
	I can't afford those expensive Le Creuset ones so I bought a super cheap Lodge dutch oven. Since Coq au vin has wine, which is an acid, will cooking Coq au vin in seasoned cast iron for the prolonged period of time disintegrate my hard earned seasoning? Is it really worth an extra 170 bucks for a pot?
A.	Properly seasoned cast iron should hold up for a cooking session. I have cooked up food with some of the hottest peppers, tomatoes, etc and not had trouble during cooking. If you store highly acidic foods you will give the acid time to break down the seasoning. But if that should happen the dutch oven can be reseasoned. I wash and rinse my pots in hot water. Dry them and then put a coat of shortening on them. The shortening will melt and flow into the pores of the metal. Wipe out any excess shortening and heat to 450-500 degrees. This is best done outside in a bbq grill as the grease will smoke quite a bit as it burns. Allow it to sit in the heat for a few minuteas. Check to make sure there is no pooled grease (if so wipe it away as excess grease will prevent your pot from seasoning evenly). Then allow the pot to "cook" until it stops smoking. You are actually carbonizing the shortening and leaving a carbon "nonstick" coating.

Q.	What currency is the AU? And how much would it be converted to the US Dollar?	Related Search: Economics
	I recently bought something off of eBay for 24.00 AU. After I bought it, I realized it wasn't in US money. What currency is the AU? How much is it converted the the USD?
A.	It's the Australian Dollar. At current rate today, One Dollar AU equals 0.878 US dollars, or One Dollar US equals 1.139 Dollars AU. Hope you can do the math! Me, I use the currency converter Widget on my MacBookPro. HaHa. Anyway, the AU24.00 dollars is $21.07 US.

Q.	How hard is it for an American au pair to get a work/residence visa in Germany?	Related Search: Other - Germany
	I want to au pair in Germany next year. I'm 18 and an American. How hard will it be to get a work permit/residence visa? How much German will they want me to know? If I go for 90 days and enroll in German language courses and then go and apply will this help my chances of them granting me a work permit? Thanks! I'm looking to au pair. I already found a hostfamily.
A.	Firstly you have to speak German well to hold most jobs you will find there for certain so knowing the language is important even if not fluent and just really good will do you well. 90 days of classes will not teach you enough if you are starting from scratch to speak German well enough, if you already speak some and need to get better than it may help or if you are going to be able to keep learning from some one else after than maybe. I found living there the easiest way to learn it. Being emmersed into it will help you a lot. In order for a foreigner to work in Germany UNLESS you own your own company and the rules are different. You have to prove why your skill and labor is necessary over a German there. They have high unemployment in many areas, some worst than others, but you have to prove that your skill is needed. If you do not have a company there willing to vouge for you and hire you then just going and applying for them will not work for you have to have a work visa first before you can apply for work in Germany if you are living in Germany. You must have a job lined up though in order to get that Visa. Do you see the problem here now? So basically unless you have a company willing to hire you ahead of time awaiting for you to get your work permit than you will have little luck finding work or getting the permit. NOW if you operate your own business as i did when I lived there the rules are much different. Now you have to apply for a permit to operate your company there and if any of your income comes from Germany you will have to pay them taxes. If you just live there but say all your clients are in the USA as I did with my WEB Design company, I was only responsible for taxes in the USA for all the clients for from there and paid from there into a USA bank. It is not an easy way to do it and you have to already have a business that is up and running and making you money and will allow you to work from where ever you are in the world as I do with Web Design. I wish you luck, Viel Glueck, no matter what you will have a great time there!! You can always just try and sell yourself off as a TUTOR of ENGLISH to Germans part time during your stay for extra pocket money which I also did once many years ago and it was not a real job I only had three people i tutored and was paid 10 DM an hour at the time and we met three times a week for three hours so i made 270 DM a week give or take back then as pocket money during my four months stay. That is something you could do just be careful for if you make too much then you are a business and not a hobby and will have to have a license and pay taxes. I hope this is of help to you, from one American to another who has both lived and worked there and travel there nearly every year now.

Dictionary

4 definitions found for Au:

From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48:

au \a.u.\ n.
   1. (Astron.) the unit of length equal to the mean distance of
      the Earth from the sun, about 93 million miles (150
      million kiometers); -- used almost exclusively in
      astronomy, or to describe astronomical distances.

   Syn: astronomical unit, AU, A.U.
        [WordNet 1.5]

From WordNet (r) 2.0:

Au
     n 1: a soft yellow malleable ductile (trivalent and univalent)
          metallic element; occurs mainly as nuggets in rocks and
          alluvial deposits; does not react with most chemicals
          but is attacked by chlorine and aqua regia [syn: gold,
           atomic number 79]
     2: a unit of length used for distances within the solar system;
        equal to the mean distance between the Earth and the Sun
        (approximately 93 million miles or 150 million kilometers)
        [syn: Astronomical Unit]

From Virtual Entity of Relevant Acronyms (Version 1.9, June 2002):

AU
     Access Unit

From The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (27 SEP 03):

au
     
        1. <networking> The two character country code for Australia
        used in Internet domain names.
     
        2. <filename extension> audio.
     
        (1995-02-15)

Encyclopedia

Look up au, AU, Au, or aŭ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

1 Science
2 Computing
3 Universities
4 Geography
5 Organizations
6 Miscellaneous

Au or AU may refer to:

[edit] Science

Absorbance Units, a reporting unit in spectroscopy
Astronomical unit, the average distance between the Earth and the Sun (roughly speaking)
Atomic units, a system of units convenient for atomic physics and other fields
Gold, a chemical element with the symbol Au
a.u., abbreviation for arbitrary unit

[edit] Computing

.au, the internet country code for Australia
Au file format, Sun Microsystems' audio format
Audio Units, a system level plug-in architecture from Apple Computer

[edit] Universities

Aarhus University, Denmark
Aberystwyth University, Wales, United Kingdom (a founding member of the University of Wales in 1877, left the federation in 2007)
Adelphi University, New York, United States
Alfred University, New York, United States
Algoma University, Sault Ste. Marie, ON, Canada
Allahabad University, Uttar Pradesh, India
American University, Washington, DC, United States
Andrews University, Michigan, United States
Anderson University (Indiana), United States
Anderson University (South Carolina), United States
Arellano University, Philippines
Athabasca University, Alberta, Canada
Auburn University, Alabama, United States

[edit] Geography

Australia
Au (Munich), Munich, Germany
Au (Schwarzwald), Baden-Wurttmberg, Germany
Au am Leithaberge, Austria
Au am Rhein, Germany
Au, Guinea, Kankan Region
Au im Bregenzerwald, Austria
Au in der Hallertau, Germany
Au peninsula, Switzerland
Au, St. Gallen, Switzerland
Au, Vorarlberg, Bregenz, Austria
Au, Zurich, Switzerland

[edit] Organizations

African Union
au (mobile phone operator), a mobile phone operator in Japan
Akademia Umiejętności, a primary Polish scientific institution
Americans United for Separation of Church and State
Austral Lineas Aereas, IATA code
Adventure Unlimited

[edit] Miscellaneous

Ab urbe condita (sometimes abbreviated as a.u.), Latin for "from the founding of the City" (Rome)
Au (squat), a building that has been squatted in Frankfurt, Germany
Aú, a cartwheel in the Brazilian martial art of Capoeira
Au (surname), a Chinese family name
Au Co, a fairy in Vietnamese mythology
Au (band), an experimental pop group headed by Luke Wyland
Ford AU Falcon, a family car made in Australia
Alternative Ulster, a music magazine
Alternative universe (fan fiction)
Athletic Union, the union of sports clubs in a British university
Vought AU post WWII US Marines variant of the F4U corsair

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