This applies to anacardic acid (6-pentadecyl-salicylic acid from the nutshell of the cashew, Anacardium occidentale), curcumin (from the South Asian spice turmeric, Curcuma longa, one of the principal ingredients of curry powder), and garcinol (from the fruit of the Kokum tree, Garcina indica).
At the Theatre Shop in Clevedon, Somerset, from Saturday, is the Nutshell Nutcracker, which is written by Toby Hulse and performed by two dancers and two actors, and includes a reimagined Tchaikovsky score.
Yet if he doesn't actually like her, he feels "reluctant admiration" for her "quality as a life force, a prime mover," and in the end it is she who propels him from the cramped "nutshell" of his life.
Though the names and many of the details are taken from the play, "Nutshell" would succeed as a story even if the connection to Shakespeare were made far more subterraneanly.
Visit Lew's website for more information on the Nutshell's journey from concept to market.
Put the pieces in the nutshell.
Make sure that you are wearing rubber gloves to protect your skin from the juices on the nutshells and that you're working in an area that you can get dirty.
Walk in a nutshell From the "Rock of Ages", said to be the inspiration for the hymn of that name, you climb steeply out of Burrington Combe, skirt the northern side of the combe (valley) and then cross it.
Walk in a nutshell From the exposed rock face of Corby Crags, you walk down the valley bottom to cross Corby's Letch and the remains of the Alnwick-to-Cornhill branch line, with views of the Victorian five-arch viaduct spanning the stream.
Distance 4.5 miles (7km) Classification Easy Duration 2 hours Begins Great Wood car park OS grid reference NY271214 Walk in a nutshell From the car park the path rises through the woods with the giant cliff of Walla Crag towering above.
The site's only known source of income is from its "Nutshell" mailing list, for which subscribers pay £5.50 per month, ostensibly for a weekly mailing.
