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By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com
After missing the past three seasons because of two surgeries on his brain, onetime Red Sox prospect Ryan Westmoreland is retiring from baseball before his 23rd birthday.
Boston drafted Westmoreland, then a prep phenom, in the fifth round of the 2008 Draft, convincing him to forgo his college commitment to Vanderbilt University with a $2 million signing bonus.
The Newport, R.I., native acquitted himself well in his lone season, in 2009. A left-handed hitting outfielder, he posted an .885 OPS and stole 19 bases in 60 games for Class A Short-Season Lowell.
The following March (after Baseball America named him the No. 21 prospect in all of baseball), he underwent surgery to remove a cavernous malformation from the stem of his brain. A second surgery took place last July.
"With a clear mind and heart, as well as the unwavering support and friendship of my family, friends, agent(s), doctors, therapists and the Boston Red Sox, I have decided to voluntarily retire as a professional baseball player," Westmoreland wrote in an email to several members of the media. "Although it is a very difficult decision for me, it has become clear that the neurological damage caused by the most recent cavernous malformation and surgery leaves me with physical challenges that make it impossible to play the game at such a high level.
"In my heart, I know that I have worked as hard as one possibly could to overcome the obstacles presented by this unfortunate series of events. It is with that confidence that I am comfortable turning the page, and searching for 'the reason' that this has happened. I believe that there is a plan for me that will utilize my experiences, however painful some may have been, to do something special in my life. It is time for me to find that path and to pursue it with the same focus and effort that I pursued the dream of playing professional baseball.
"Regardless of this result, I have been very fortunate throughout my professional career and the last three years of recovery and rehabilitation. I have met sincere, caring people that have believed in me and have helped me to stay focused on the task at hand. I will never be able to adequately thank the wonderful people in the Boston Red Sox organization, that continued to support me and my family throughout all of this. From the time of the initial diagnosis, it was never about the baseball. They cared for me as a person... a member of their family, and their focus was entirely on my physical and emotional well being.
"I have met so many players that have been there for me, that I know will continue to be my friends long past this. I have had access to the best hospitals, doctors, surgeons, therapists and others that, without their professional advice and treatment, would never be where I am today. Octagon has always been more than a sports agent to me, they are friends that were there in every hospital or whenever I needed them for support and advice. The media has been fair and sensitive to me throughout this, and I am grateful for that. Through that media, I have been blessed to receive support and encouragement from so many people from all over, that although I don't know them have been instrumental in driving me to accomplish all that is possible.
"And finally, my family and friends have been by my side and have supported whatever it is that I wanted to pursue. It has been a difficult road for all of them, yet they have managed to stay strong and keep me focused on the next goal. I have no doubt their support will continue to drive me towards the next."


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The service for the 85-year-old retired logger, heavy equipment operator, and former Marine was held in the kitchen of the old farmhouse where his son Dana now resides. Burtt's son Walter lives in Australia and was unable to attend the funeral, but he built his father's casket and shipped it by freight from Australia to New Hampshire.
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As supporters will know, the Club will celebrate its 125th anniversary in December, and a number of activities are already underway to mark the occasion.
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Mom Says School Punished Girls for Pro-Military Shirts
The elementary school daughters of a soldier paralyzed in Afghanistan were punished for wearing t-shirts that bore the logo of an organization that provides homes for severely wounded veterans, according to their mother. However, the Texas school district said it has absolutely nothing to do with the logo — and everything to do with the dress code.
The girls, in first grade and fourth grade at Masters Elementary School, were wearing t-shirts provided by "Homes For Our Troops." Their mother, Josie Perez-Gorda, said they had recently received word that the organization might be offering the family assistance in building a home that would be safe for her husband.
Army Spc. Justin Perez-Gorda was injured by a road-side bomb in Afghanistan, she told San Antonio television station KENS.
"These guys are fighting for our country and they should be able to wear something that honors their parents, especially if they are wounded," Perez-Gorda told the television station.
But the Judson Independent School District disagrees. They said the girls were punished because they violated the dress code — not because of the message on the shirt.
"We have a standardized dress code," Judson ISD spokesperson Aubrey Chancellor told Fox News. "Had the shirt had a collar, it would have been totally fine."
Chancellor stressed that the school district is not anti-American or anti-military — and said the public has only heard one portion of the story.
"It's unfortunate it's become what is on the shirt," she said. "It was never about what was on the shirt. It was the type of shirt."
Chancellor said the children had previously violated the dress code multiple times. So when the girls showed up with the t-shirts, the principal called Perez-Gorda explained the problem.
"The principal bought two shirts for the kids — so they could wear them," she said. But the mother declined. Chancellor said she took her children home and called the media.
"Clearly we are sympathetic to that family," she said. "Our hearts go out to all military families."
Perez-Gorda told the television station the girls were not intentionally violating the dress code. They simply wore the t-shirts to show support for their father.
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Cal Alumni Association & Charles Schwab
Tuesday, October 1, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
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Event Details
Join us for a special panel discussion where 2 successful Cal alumni, one from academia and one from the industry, tackle the topics of how to wisely invest in your future, how to overcome investor pitfalls, and how everything you do affects your retirement.
5:30 p.m. - Hosted reception with appetizers, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks
6:30 p.m. - Panel Discussion with an opportunity for Q&A
7:30 p.m. - Hosted dessert reception with beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks
Meet our Panelists:
Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz is president of the Charles Schwab Foundation, a private, nonprofit organization funded by The Charles Schwab Corporation, whose mission is to help people achieve financial well-being. In 2010 Schwab-Pomerantz was appointed by President Obama to the President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability, and served as chair of the Partnership Committee until early 2013 when the Council's term expired. In that role, she led the Council's efforts to strengthen and enhance coordination between public and private-sector financial education programs. For ten years (2003-2011, 2013), The San Francisco Business Times named her one of the San Francisco Bay Area's 100 Most Influential Women in Business. Carrie received her B.A. at UC Berkeley.
Terrance Odean is the Rudd Family Foundation Professor and Chair of the Finance Group at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. He is a member of the Journal of Investment Consulting editorial advisory board, of the Russell Sage Behavioral Economics Roundtable, of the WU Gutmann Center Academic Advisory Board at the Vienna University of Economics and Business and is a Wall Street Journal Expert Panelist. As an undergraduate at Berkeley, Odean studied Judgment and Decision Making with the 2002 Nobel Laureate in Economics, Daniel Kahneman. This led to his current research focus on how psychologically motivated decisions affect investor welfare and securities prices. Professor Odean received his B.A., M.S., and Ph.D. at UC Berkeley.
The discussion will be moderated by Michelle Privitera, Vice President, Financial Consultant at Charles Schwab. Michelle is passionate about helping clients achieve their financial goals, create financial freedom, and leave a legacy for future Cal alumni to continue to become successful.
Passed Appetizers: Brown turkey figs with goat cheese and black pepper honey, Spicy vegetarian samosas with mango chutney, Jerked chicken brochettes with tangy scallion sauce, Seared Ahi tuna with wasabi cream and Daikon on a crispy wonton
Carving Station: Carved peppered beef with horseradish cream and caramelized onions with tiny rolls and baby arugula
Roasted fingerling potatoes with fresh garden herbs
Broccolini with red pepper flakes and buttered breadcrumbs
Little gem lettuces with Caesar dressing, garlic croutons and Parmesan Regianno
Antipasto Station: Dill marinated baby carrots, French radishes, Blue Lake green beans, Sweet 100 tomatoes, English cucumbers, Mortadella, black pepper salami and orange fennel salami with stone ground mustard, Heirloom tomatoes with basil and mint, Burrata cheese with olive oil and cracked black pepper, Sesame breadsticks and toasted sweet baguette
Passed Desserts: Individual berry trifles, Strawberries, pound cake, sweet cream, Miniature profiteroles, Miniature ice cream bonbons vanilla ice cream coated in rich chocolate, Coffee station with reg & decaf, hot teas
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What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
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Can I update my registration information?
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No. There is no need for paper tickets or a printed email. Your name will be on a guest list at the door along with a printed name tag.
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Refunds will be accepted through September 27, 2013 at 12noon (the last day to register).
The name on the registration/ticket doesn't match the attendee. Is that okay?
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The receptionist pulled up a computer screen and examined it. Then she looked a paper file. "You're not supposed to be here today. Your reservation is for next week on the 28th," she declared.
Oh, crap, I thought. This could be a real problem. The first thing to do is determine whether they can fit her in. If not, I need to start making phone calls right away.
"Oh, dear," I said out loud. "That's odd. I was sure I made the reservation for today. Is there room to board Pudge for next three days?"
"You're wrong," the receptionist asserted. "Your reservation is for the 28th."
Let's skip the fact that this exchange is not a stellar example of customer service. What was really interesting to me was that the receptionist insisted on telling me I was wrong, even in the face of the evidence that I was there and had a plane to catch. I wasn't particularly interested in assigning blame; I wanted to move on to Plan B if I needed to, make sure my dog would be cared for, and make my flight.
What Is Blame
The dictionary definition of "blame" is to find fault with or hold responsible. There certainly are times when people in organizations need to hold people responsible for when their actions cause problems. From a psychological perspective, though, blame is a defense mechanism. It makes the blamer feel powerful by making the person being blamed feel small. But blaming a person (or a system) for a problem gets in the way of solving a problem.
The High Price of Blame
When blame is the default behavior in an organization, bad things happen.
People withhold information because the fear how they'll be treated when they bring up problems. That makes it harder for anyone to actually solve problems. Of course, problems can't hide forever. When the information finally comes out, the problems are usually bigger and the options to solve them fewer.
People invest energy making sure that they won't be blamed when a problem arises (as problems inevitably do). That leads to paper trails, positioning, and creating plausible deniability.
Once problems do surface, people are scared or disengaged and don't offer their best ideas. That makes it more likely that the fix will be a band-aid that soothes symptoms, but doesn't address root causes.
When blame is the knee-jerk response, people don't learn from problems and mistakes. The may try something different, but it won't be from a deep understanding of the situation. They'll try the least risky action that will protect them from more blame.
All this makes it more likely that it will take longer for problems to become visible—at which point they will be even hairier and harder to fix, creating a vicious cycle.


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hi i started out using gloves, found i couldn't feel properly ,i find I'm allot gently with out th am.Do get hit every now and than ,i put it down to being ruff.
I buy thin leather driving gloves. Usually advertised as "doeskin" or "buckskin". The bees CAN and sometimes DO sting through them, but not often and the stinger usually doesn't get planted into you too well, but the dexterity is good. I tuck these into the elastic sleeves of my bee jacket. You do need to get a bee jacket that is oversized so the sleeves aren't too short otherwise the sleeves will pull off of the gloves when you reach out too far.
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En pista
Name: Marcus Daniell
Nickname: Vanguard
Birthdate: 9/11/1989
Nationality: New Zealand
Best ATP Ranking: Singles 518, Doubles 185.
Racket: T-Fight 320
String (+tension): Black Code 54lbs, X1 Biphase 52lbs
Favorite website: www.ted.com
Favorite youtube video: Any QI episode
Favorite food: Greek Souvlaki
Favorite quotation: Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
Number of friends on Facebook: around 1000
Best shot: Volleys
Favorite player to watch: Gael Monfils
Favorite tournament: Auckland ATP
Best double partner: Horia Tecau
Best win/best memory: Winning Auckland ATP with Tecau in 2010
Worst loss!/ashamed of…: Any Davis Cup loss
Except your racket, what's always in your bag? Roller, Pro-Stringer and tape.
Your power song in your ipod before entering the court? Any Movement by Dog is Dead
Any special ritual before entering the court? A few minutes just being quiet and composed.
En la vida
Main objective in life: To give everything 100% so I don't have any regrets when I'm old.
Best synonymous for tennis: To reach my potential, which I'm still in the process of discovering.
Nothing is better than: Surfing big waves or jamming on a sunny day with friends.
I could not play tennis without: My support team in Bath and back home in NZ.
If you could turn pro in another sport which would it be and why? Soccer, I had to choose between soccer and tennis when I was 14.
If someone walked into your room right now, what would they notice first? My guitar and my surfboard.
You're on a date an trying to impress, where do we go? Into the kitchen where I dazzle her with my popcorn making skills!
You've got 2 weeks and a private jet, where do we go? My family's farm on the coast in New Zealand, far away from cell phone reception and civilization.
Top 3 reasons to wake-up every morning? Passion for life, learning new things, coffee.
How long does it take to get ready in the morning ? Only a minute or two but I don't fully wake up for hours!
How do you relax? With a guitar or in the ocean.
In a movie about your life, which actor/actress could play you? Who's the coolest actor in the world? Probably not him…
Best shopping place? Nosh in NZ
Any advice for other players: Be thankful for this incredible lifestyle we lead.
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The 1911 pattern pistol makes for a good first gun, but it will take some more familiarization than some others, especially when getting into carry.
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I LOVE these liners. The are work so well. They really have that stay dry effect. And the wash so well. I have one other brand of liners and they sometimes stain they have ppilled up, but not my bummis. I want to buy more. I always recommend :)
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not my fav
I use these every day since its what I have but I prefer the thicker brands of liners. these are flimsy and dont stay in place very well.
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They are really soft and comfy! Can't believe my baby will sleep for the longest time ever! She doesn't wake up even if I have to change her nappies. Her bottom is super dry as usual. What a great buy :)
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my LO is 21mos and has always been sensitive, I tried cloth diapering when she was a newborn but was too overwhelmed & confused so I gave up, but kept all the products. Lately she has a BAD BAD rash. From 2 things #1: can not wear ANY DISPOSABLE DIAPERS THAT ARE STORE BOUGHT #2: Food reactions.... last few days I have been trying all sorts of mixing and matching with the cloth system...and I found 2 rolls of the liners...her Rash is almost gone so from 6am til now 3pm its almost cleared up thanks to the liners!!! they are a life saver!!!
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2010-10-29 09:36:36
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Our son was constantly waking up at night because of his wet diaper so we decided to try the fleece liners after reading some reviews. The first night he slept all through the night, 11 hours!!! We rushed out and bought two more packages!! They stay just as soft after washing and they keep cream from touching the cloth diapers! Couldn't be happier with this product!!! Highly recommend them to everyone,and with the great price how can you resist?!?!
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Our second daughter is a light sleeper and was always waking up at night. When we started using the Fleece Liners she started sleeping through the night much more often. What a helpful product!
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I was given the Fleece Liners to do a review on. Let me just say that they have been a lifesaver for me numerous times. My daughter has started trying new foods and has had a reaction to a few of them. I love these liners because I am able to use diaper cream with my cloth diapers and not mess the diapers up. I just put diaper cream on her bottom and some on the fleece liner, stick it in the diaper and don't think about it again until her next change. They are SO soft and I wash them with her regular laundry (I don't want the cream residue to get on my diapers) and air dry them. I was worried they might shrink up or lose their shape after washing, but I was surprised to find they didn't. I recommend everyone try the Bummis Fleece Liners!
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So do you really think it could keep away bears???My husband said to give him a jug and he will fill it up for me, but how often do I keep doing this???Annette
Now us women on the other hand, such dainty little things, ;) :) :) :lol: Cindi
Now us women on the other hand, such dainty little things, ;) :) :) :lol: Cindi
Used to have problems with weasels coming to the chicken coop to cull our flock to only cripples . That's right , they would kill all the sound healthy birds and leave everything else. That did it! Me an tha BOYZ made war wit dem pesky varmits . We marked both high and low outside the coop (which only has 2 doors , ask TWT) and have had no weasel problems since we began a regular marking program . We did not have such great success though using "lutefisk" , that scandanavian dish made of fish soaked in Liquid Plumber til it turned all goey and gluey. We were told to use it to get rid of some some skunks that had moved in under our house . Well let me tell ya, by golly that part worked . The skunks left , but now we got 2 swedes livin' under there. I always sit in my own pew. ---Burl--- What a stinker !
So sorry Shawnri , But I have no lutefisk or lingonberries. And I don't hear very well because I'm hard of herring too ! My neighbor says cooking lutefisk can peel your kitchen wallpaper , and opens plugged sinus better than cleaning a chicken coop . What a useful substance , what do you do with it ? ---Burl---
Me, I just think she's jelous cause she can't write her name in the snow, not being acrobatic.
JP, cute little story, yep, yep, it is rather awkward, I picture her too, poor kid!!! But that is how it is done. Have a great day, Cindi


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We had a great event last night at the Maui Culinary Academy with the Jacintho family of Beef and Blooms. Very enlightening and educational, and fabulous beef!
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Ok i have been meaning to ask this to all you nice nice nice people out there. Where do you guys keep your cash/DL and all that stuff?
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Ok i have been meaning to ask this to all you nice nice nice people out there. Where do you guys keep your cash/DL and all that stuff?
when you're in costume you mean? on boba it's easy, you have plenty of pouches to put stuff in. on jango i'm not sure, since i'm not far enough along to start wearing anything i hadn't really thought about it. at a typical troop for me i'd probably just leave it in my costume tote locked up in the truck i guess. otherwise i guess you could have some chest pockets sewn into your flight suit and keep your wallet in there.
Yeah, usually when you troop you have a secured area to keep your tote in... other than that, I would just get a travel pouch to wear around my neck underneath the flightsuit... but be forewarned, money WILL get drenched from the sweating, lol.
Right yeah I know a lot of stuff gets wet with the sweating I notice that with my jumpsuit and if i have to put that jumpsuit on later in the day without washing it yet YUCK :/
My belt with pouches on my jango suit is Just a tad to small to fit any cards in there :(
Also, If you wear gym shorts (instead of underarmor like some of us) you can get some with pockets and put them in there... now to have a readily available storage place, this suit really does not allow it, lol... you could also store it in your jetpack I would assume, but it may move around, so you may need to fabricate something inside of it.
when i went to Toronto expo i was using my track pants and they have Velcro pockets
I've yet to come up with a better suggstion than has already been stated. Either keep it locked up in your costume tote, or find a niche in your jet pack to stuff it... I personally keep it in my tote, but then again, I can lock mine. ;)


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Re: Seats not functioning or just don't have it?
Hoosier, that is partially true, the court decided to split the fault in Mrs. Liebeck's case, I don't remember the percentages but it was like 70%/30% in her favor, due to internal McDonald's memos they found that showed they deliberately served coffee well above FDA standards for temperature. They did that as a customer satisfaction measure so commuters coffee would be hot when they arrived at work. I'm sure they lowered it to within regulations.
My thinking on this seat memory thing, is that everything is a compromise in vehicle design, and my positive takeaway is that I'm glad caddy is listening, right or wrong, they like us and are listening
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Re: Seats not functioning or just don't have it?
make sure that the auto memory recall option is turned on.
that's all that i needed to do.
strapped him into his carseat, opened the door, and the sear put itself in the lowest, and most rearward position possible (possibly factory setting, before i had set one myself.)
my kid started screaming that the car was crushing his legs.
now every once in a while i'll move my seat back a bit while driving to mess with him
it still freaks him out, he'll start yelling: it's doing it again! it's going to crush me!
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I've got to read the manual for this also. My car automatically adjusted the seat before I got the cue update. Now I've been playing with settings trying to get it back. I'll have to keep an eye on the forum just incase you guys figure it out before me.
UPDATE: Think I got some answers...
Just was down to see my SA to sort out this mess. Here's the way it goes:
1. When setting any Vehicle Personalization>Comfort and Convenience>Auto Memory Recall and, the settings will apply to ONLY the owner of the Remote that is in the car at that time. So, obviously, but not expressly stated in the manual, if two folks are driving the car, make settings with each Remote separately.
2. The seats do move back and forth with a SINGLE touch of Seat Button 1/2 WHEN the car is ON; otherwise, hold the button until into desired position.
3. The front part of the seat does go up/down, but the rear part of the seat doesn't. Not too sure about this, but as I had my seat raised to the highest position, the front up/down wasn't made to function in that position.
4. If two folks are driving the car, the best way to set up OVERALL (getting in, seated, getting out) seat positioning is:
a. Set your seat positions (1 or 2, and Exit) with ONLY your Remote in car
b. Set Easy Exit Options to ON with YOUR Remote in car
c. Set Auto Memory Recall (with YOUR Remote) to "On-At Ignition On." Why ignition on rather than when first opening the door? With having
already set your auto seat and auto exit positions, here's how it works:
When you first get into the car, the seat will be in exit position (seat has moved to Exit position when your earlier got out of the car),
allowing for easy entry. If one has the seat set to move into driving position when door is first opened, for shorter folks who like to be
nearer the dash, their seat setting usually is close to the steering wheel and it could be a tight fit when first getting in. Having seat set to
Exit on entry allows for more comfortable getting in.
Re: Seats not functioning or just don't have it?
Thanks a LOT flycaster! That will save me and many others who read it a lot of time and frustration.
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Most of this was not working for me either. Then I realized that I had both remotes in my pocket when the dealer walked me through all the settings. I reset everything to factory and then set everything to my liking and it all seems to be working now.
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Sun-dried Turkey Berry & Black Pepper South Indian Rasam
[ soon duh kaayee, mo luh gu, shah tum du ] (Tamil)
More often than not we are so mesmerized with international cuisines (not saying it is bad!) that we forget good old recipes from our own backyard. Especially when we start to cook on our own, the tendency is even higher to prepare the most loved recipes, favorite dishes and popular restaurant style food, isn't it? It is nothing to do with whether that is good or bad. Just that, the ingredients grandma or ma once used in her homestyle cooking (which we remember our childhood fondly for), much of those get lost somewhere in between. This post is a tribute to one such forgotten ingredient.
So, ever heard of Sundakkai or Shundakkai?
{spoonful of salted sun-dried turkey berries}
I found myself literally scratching my head on how to describe it, not knowing it by any other name in any other language. So, when I landed on this article about Sundakkai I was pleasantly surprised and happy that Wiki saved me from the awkwardness I was having to put myself into in order to explain what Sundakkai is, with my limited knowledge of it!
Now I can gladly say, it is Turkey Berry otherwise known as Devil's Fig, Prickly Nightshade, Shoo-shoo Bush, Wild Eggplant, Pea Eggplant, courtesy Wiki.
I have no idea what it's called either in Kannada or Telugu – never found the need to know until today! In case you happen to know, please share it with me.
As much as I hated the frigid weather over the past week and couldn't wait for it to pass, I am even thankful for the same for providing me the opportunity (à la house arrest!) to think of Sundakkai for the lack of any vegetables in an otherwise stocked refrigerator. There are few times when no planning results in better things…and this is one of them.
Raw berries are bitter, I have never eaten fresh berries raw or cooked directly nor aware of recipes using them. The only way I have known Sundakkai is in its sun-dried form – soaked in salted buttermilk and sun-dried until shrunken crisp, similar to salted sun-dried green chillies.
Before we move on to the recipe, let me tell you that this is not the traditional way of preparing Sundakkai, but an easy way of incorporating Sundakkai into your meal on a frigid and gloomy day. There is no need for a custom-made spice powder nor that of a blender, just a plain simple recipe calling for not more than a couple of spices. The heat from whole black pepper keeps you feeling warm and comforted.
Traditional way of cooking Sundakkai though, would be more elaborate as in Sundakkai Vathal Kozhambu, which makes for a beautiful classic dish in itself.
Here's a recipe I found that uses fresh Turkey berries:
Sundakkai Molagu Shaatamdu Recipe
Things you'll need:
- 1/4 cup split yellow dal
- 1/4 cup toor dal
- 1 tsp jeera powder
- 1/4 tsp turmeric
- 1 tsp whole black pepper, freshly cracked
- lime sized tamarind, soaked in warm water
- sea salt
- water
for tempering:
- 1 tbsp peanut oil
- 1 tsp mustard seeds
- 1 tsp jeera/cumin seeds
- 1/8 tsp hing/asafoetida
- 1/4 tsp turmeric
- 2 red/green chillies seeded and torn in 1″ pieces
- 10 curry leaves, washed and dried
- 3 tbsp salted sun-dried Sundakkai / Turkey berry
How it's done:
- Wash the lentils well until water runs clear. Add turmeric and more water than enough to cover the lentils and pressure cook for 3-4 whistles or until well cooked and mashable.
- When the cooker cools, whisk the cooked dal well until mashed and stir in about 2 cups of water.
- For the tempering, heat oil in a medium saucepan over high heat. When the oil is hot enough, add mustard seeds. When the mustard seeds start spluttering, reduce heat to medium and add jeera, hing, torn chillies, sundakkai and curry leaves in the same order and saute until curry leaves are crisp and sundakkai berries turn brownish black and crumbly crisp.
- Add turmeric, freshly cracked black pepper and jeera powder. Squish the soaked tamarind well and strain its juicy pulp into the saucepan. Discard the seed, fibre and pulp remainders.
- Add the watery dal and salt. Bring it to a boil and then simmer for 10 mins.
- Serve hot with steamed rice, fresh ghee and your choice of papad.


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Why do women live longer than men?
16 June 2013 , 9:06 AM by Rob Minshull
In the past week, the world's oldest person, a Japanese man by the name of Jiroemon Kimura, died at the ripe old age of 116.
Mr Kimura, who was born on April the 19th in 1897, reported died of natural causes!
The world's oldest living woman is also a Japanese woman and she's 115.
The longest living person in recorded history was an American woman who died in 1997 at the age of 122!
In fact, across the industrialised world, women still live five to 10 years longer than men and among people over 100 years old, 85% are women.
So what's going on? Why do women appear to love longer?
Dr Stephen Juan is an anthropologist and author. He is talking to Warren Boland.
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Jeanne Louise Calment, the oldest documented person, was French not American.
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No budget surplus; Basketballer for the AFL
December 21, 2012 , 11:28 AM by John Standish
Jonathan Green is presenting the Friday show.
With news today that the federal budget will not be in surplus, Jonathan speaks to independent MP Tony Windsor, the ABC Insiders' own Barrie Cassidy, and chief economist, Australia & New Zealand, for Bank of America Merrill Lynch Saul Eslake.
We also hear from Eric Wallace , a former United States College basketballer who has signed a two-year deal with the North Melbourne Football Club as an international rookie.
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BrIanPir wrote:Exploration. Discovery. Adventure. All of those, yes. Greed, no. Especially after your explanation. Thanks.
I can't vote for this since it is off-topic. No one looking at this on a shirt would immediately think, "Greed! What a fantastic representation of greed!" l ol Besides, aliens are right up there with pirates and ninjas.
Now that you were so kind as to point out the pig hugging money, I've given my vote to that one instead. Voting helped clear that confusion right up. Any other art you'd like for me to not give my vote to?
You're not very nice, are you?
I think its more important to be a good design than obviously about a topic. I dont buy shirts that portray a theme. I buy shirts that look good that portrayed a theme enough so that woot would print them, l o l
p.s. man, do I hate these woot filters!
eHalcyon wrote:Even with your explanation... I don't really get it. ^^"
But seriously - what's with the squid? XP
Squid is the new penguin - wait until you see them fly!
haxrox wrote:Not bad at all. Once you get rid of that pesky jpeg compression on the red colors, this would be a great holiday shirt. I'm kind of sad you decided to forgo a controversial design this derby. GMV, and here's hoping you continue to put that wit to good use in these derbies.
Thanks for the vote! I really couldn't come up with anything "special" this week. The theme was hard enough as it is. There's more to come....stay tuned.
Re: Green-Eyed Monster
How is this portraying greed?
just so you know...they arent fond of pac man
Can't get enough o' them trees!
SamoaJoe wrote:As I've said 3 times now, only to have all 3 deleted, in my opinion this is an ugly shirt. I don't like the colors, don't like the theme, and don't believe it's something I'd wear without feeling really out of place. It's a perfect shirt for children, but not for any self-respecting adult IMO.
It's not the message, it's the messenger. You have made it clear that you will throw mud at anything Cho submits, so it's hard to tell when you are just whining or if you have a legitimate comment. Your previous comments were so venomous that woot deleted them. This one is being left up so we can laugh at you.
Re: Gaia Grecko
In general, people don't vote for things they think will get rejected. I think this will be rejected for not being on theme.
It also appears to have too many colors (2 greens, 2 browns, black, white, orange).
Re: Canary Thug
I agree with richp. This is very funny.
Re: Shell Competition
very original! great art!
Re: My Candy!
This made me giggle. gmv for a good laugh
Re: King of the Carrots
HYSTERICAL! and love the red eyes!
Re: Mine
can't see the pic
thanks for the blown up image. i really like the detail you put into the shading. been a while since i've seen a design i really thought i could wear. got my vote!
Re: It's Ours Now
Well, dont think we went to the moon for greed, but this shirt dosent really scream that so I love it! Eat it aliens!
Must, get, this, printed.
superspryte wrote:Yes, girls. It was kind of fun to write it all up, so no problem. In the future I'll probably continue to do this with entries I really like because I tend to send progress shots back and forth with a couple people anyway. Although I tend to dislike my designs after looking at them for so long. Hee. Anyway, glad you read it and stuff. ^_^
In the future if you're ever curious about my work please ask and I'll post the process, depending on what I have saved. Most of my work is loosely based off of some photo I take (often it's just me in a mirror posing or holding stuff so I can get the shape I want). This time, like I said, it came out of nowhere.
Actually, 'guys' would have worked better for me....
I like to see design process too, especially when there's something that can be learned. It's interesting to me that you ink right on the lined paper. I've tried sketching/drawing in pencil and inking on tracing paper, and that all worked, but then I'd spend forever cleaning up artifacts from the scanner. Do you have the same troubles? Maybe I should try lined paper. ;-)
Anyhow, your dragon's very cool, as are the colors used. And even knowing the coins are copies of a smaller group, I still can't pick it. Very cool.
Re: MINE!
Drat you Tgentry - Always making me spend ten dollars on your t-shirts - you should be ashamed of yourself ;)
GMV as usual. Very nice and good luck.
peppersabaddog wrote:in the world of shirts that isn't even remotely close.
what planet did you claim for yourself that you think this is comparable?
wow i guess that means all those dragons should be disqualified since other people have put a dragon on a shirt before huh?
hey chill, he never said it should be disqualified. as far as i can tell he only said "lol cool my friend wants a similar shirt, if this one gets printed i might suggest it to him instead"
Best shirt of the Derby. I Hope it can make it to the fog by the end!
There's no text this week...so if that sign says "Mine" like it looks like it does, then this will get rejected. See if you can create a design that conveys the idea without text.
derekfilley wrote:Only weighing in because I have a friend who's wanted this shirt for weeks:
Dumb question...but why doesn't your friend go over to bustedtees and buy it?
Apriori wrote:This shirt is off the hook.
And if AdderXYZ doesn't like it, it totally gets my vote anyways.
I did not know there were two Adders, but I take comfort in knowing the other one agrees that this shirt is not only off topic, but pretty much ludicrous in light of woot printing an anthropomorphic candy corn shirt once before. Congrats, other Adder. Sorry this guy already doesn't like you.
Re: Oooo Shiney!
I just voted, and in spite of my lack of funds, I will buy one.
Re: The Tycoon of ICE
The Chobomb strikes back.
I voted for it, and personally i love it.
i'd buy
Grats Cho on making the fog the last... well... every derby you enter in.
Reminds me of Les Miserables, the novel. lol.
Great design, sadly too late methinks.
Re: I Claim This Land for France!
this should take up all four spots in the fog!
although... perfect for anti japanese whale hunter propaganda, im glad you took the high road. i would have taken offense. cause you know everyone loves to eat whale.
heres my whale.
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Re: Mr. Pac-Man, You Should be Ashamed!
Pac -Man has been banned from the Derby forever, so this will be rejected.
If it was rejected for being off topic once, it will be rejected for being off topic again and will make the Woot gods (Joel) angry.
damn... don't people ever think about which one is the best *shirt* when they're voting? Yeah ok, the penguin is pimpin, the burglar is funny, and the pig.. has a slot in his head... but this is a shirt I would WEARRRRR. I want it
If this loses to the frickin' penguin shirt, I will know that the votes are cooked. I can't even see it losing to globe hugger.
And you'll get some good coin to help pay for tuition.
Re: Mine! Ya Got That?
thanks for all the votes guys and gals!
Re: Wyvern's Hoard
Thanks everyone for the votes!
sayah wrote:Dumb question...but why doesn't your friend go over to bustedtees and buy it?
We're poor college kids. 18 bucks is mighty steep for a shirt round these parts.
ejseader wrote:This reminds me of the Monty Python bunny. Dark, creepy, evil...FANNNNNNTASTIC!
Actually reminds me more of Bunnicula than the one from Monty Python. It's still awesome either way, GMV.
Not only that, but how is this considered greed anyway? This looks like Pac-Playa... or Pac-olo ...
clrussell2 wrote:where can i purchase this shirt at?
aliencam wrote:hey chill, he never said it should be disqualified. as far as i can tell he only said "lol cool my friend wants a similar shirt, if this one gets printed i might suggest it to him instead"
i will be nice to you since not everyone is nice to the newer crowd.
that isnt what he was saying.
spend a little time reading the hate for a while before you pick a side dear.
if the name cho is on something you are forced to love it or hate it. period. because the brilliant folk in woot say so.
some things cho makes are great and some kinda suck, but NOBODY in here comments that way. get used to the way it works m'kay?
Re: Dragon's Gold
Most of it looks awesome but why is he setting his own foot on fire? That kind of ruins it for me.
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Got the back panels done (not screen accurate I know but i was going cross-eyed on those stencils) still needs tons of weathering - the problem is I used Raf's templates and didn't note until reading further (a little late) about misting the gray as noted by Fett4Real - my question is there a way to mist over the gray somewhat without ruining the back panels? I should have known after seeing so many threads but totally screwed this one up :facepalm


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Hey guys i need some advice on the RCS. Here is my story.
I purchased about some RCS late 2012 November. Since then there has been some crazy activities in the tank. Around December all my RCS died, but strangely there were baby shrimps swimming around the tank. I was very confused to the situation since if there was water problems the new born should of died too.
Now i have around 50 RCS at sexual maturity. I seem to not be able to breed them. They would saddle up but never get eggs. During the new year the RCS started saddling up. The male shrimps were swimming around like crazy and exhibiting mating behavior. But a week later the saddles were gone and no eggs. This cycle of saddle to no eggs has been the same for the past month. I was wondering if you have any theories on what I am doing wrong, or what i should be doing different.
I don't have a water test kit. I know this is important but as a student i am on a super low budget. But I do about 10% water change per week
I have a mix of gravel, aquarium safe garden soil, ada soil
temp at 80f
Lots i mean lots of crypts, java moss, Hc, ect
Light 9 hours per day - on a scheduled timer.
1x Small algae waffler per day
They show healthy behavior such as molting, excitement during feeding, and lots of exploring.
thanks .I greatly appreciate it. :angel:
Ok, actually makes perfect sense the babies survived. The adults may not have been able to handle the parameters you had them in, could have been very different from their original breeder and slowly over time, it has killed them. But the babies were BORN into your parameters and have adapted. That's why they survived. If it was a water quality issue they would not have (as in something toxic, ammonia, nitrite, etc, etc...not talking about pH, Gh, KH here). I have actually gone through this myself losing adult shrimp on a weekly basis but babies born into the tank alive and doing well.
As far as going from saddle to no saddle and no eggs, this could be a few things. #1, it's not uncommon for first time mothers to drop their eggs within hours or days of being berried. Also, you could have sterile male shrimp in there. And I had the problem with no shrimp berrying when I was stressing my shrimp out with too frequent water changes (which included vacuuming substrate...newbie mistake and I don't touch substrate now). So there could be a lot of reasons but those would be my first guesses. Give them time, they'll get the hang of it.
Also, one algae wafer a day isn't the best idea. Algae wafers can be high in protein which may (or may not) cause molting issues down the road. Secondly, a variety in the diet is important. Blanched spinach, kale, zucchini, fresh veggies are good for them and they'll love you for it. And lastly, feeding once a day especially if it's a whole algae wafer is overfeeding. When I feed processed foods I feed very small amounts, like a piece this big __ for 20 shrimps or so and every other day. Now, I have a CRS tank I only feed twice a week. On the flipside I have a tibee tank I feed 5 days a week but it's due to the aggressive nature of the particular shrimp I have in there. Keeps the aggression down.
Also, what size is the tank. People have said that shrimp will only populate to meet their container size and food supply. I have experienced this with my yellows in a 3g. They allowed down breeding, i sold some and now they are breeding like rabbits again.
Awesome, Thanks for the detailed advice.
I think your are spot on with the reasons why the adults died. The shipment was transported from BC Canada to Alberta Canada. (The two locations have very different water)
I really hope my male are not sterile. That would cause a bit of complication. Maybe I will buy a few males and add them to the tank.
I have tried blanching lots of different veggie for them but they seem to not like it. The only exception are peas. They do love that. I will try and reduce my feeding.
Sounds like I am WAY overfeeding my shrimps, but I do have Ramshorns in there too. :)
My assumption would be that your nitrates are very high - that will cause shrimp deaths and usually only the youngest shrimps survive, but they won't breed or grow well under those conditions. A 10% water change is really not much at all - I do a 30-50% change once a week depending on my water tests or my nitrates start to creep up (I try to keep mine <10ppm, with <5ppm being better). You really do need a test kit of some kind, but failing that most fish stores (even Petsmart and Petco) will test your water for free if you take it in, so there's really no excuse NOT to know your water parameters.
Algae wafers aren't complete food for shrimp - shrimp need more mineral content than they provide. I only feed my shrimp every 2nd or 3rd day (2-3 times a week) a small amount of either Jake's Om Nom or Mosura shrimp food. Daily feeding isn't necessary in an established tank.. when they don't have "food" they will spend their time grazing on biofilm and algae. I know some people feed theirs even less often - I've even heard once a week.
Also, the reason they may not be easting the veggies is because they've been fed an algae wafer every day;) Try not feeding them for 2-3 days, then put some blanched veggies in. If they are used to only processed foods, it sometimes takes a little incentive (starving) to get them to eat. :)
You can get an API Master TEst kit which will tell you ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, pH and high pH for about $20-25 on [Ebay Link Removed] GH/KH tests are separate but I do think the master test kit is the bare minimum you should have with shrimp. I know what it's like being a on a budget so watch the For Sale section here, some folks will often sell little used tests kits for good prices.
Thanks for all the advice guys. I will give them all a try. I will go out this weekend to buy a API master test kit and post my results. Maybe this will give us a better understanding of what's going on in my tank. :proud:
Finally Problem Solved. Two weeks after taking out my driftwood i started seeing berried shrimps. I guess it must of been the wood causing the problem.
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|mi chael
Ant 8
I have been unable to find time to post more pics on welding. I have been very busy with other work and am not going to be able to post any more pics. Hopefully you have had more success with your welding over the past couple of weeks. Best of luck with your welding (hopefully you have been able to get into a welding course at your local college).
|mi chael
Ant 8
As promised, here is a pic of a fillet weld done with the TIG welder. I apologize for the out-of-focus pic. However, you might just be able to see the individual welds. This weld was done with the welder set at 100 amps. I will try and post more pics soon.
|you will find some good reading here
Thanks again everyone, I truly am so grateful that you're taking time out of your schedule to help me with my problems
I think the main issue I must have has was the fact that I blasted everything with a couple of coats of weld through primer before trying to weld it - I've learnt my lesson there now though
I won't be touching the chassis until you guys say I'm good to go
I'll post some pictures of my practice welds at the weekend and you can tell me how things are looking
Thanks for posting that edited picture with the text on it
That's really help too
I wouldn't have even noticed the difference between the cold weld and the good penetration part unless you'd pointed that bit out
It seems very similar until someone points it out, and then it's just down right obvious
Thanks again all
|Old Fool
Do the practice welds as suggested. Come on now MIG welding is pretty easy. Just get some similar metal, put it on a bench and weld it together. By the look of your welds you are seriously under penetrating. So this is how I like to do things, over due it. Turn it up as hot as you can and melt the damn thing thru, blow a hole to two, get a feeling of what is TOO MUCH, then back it down and practice. Weld something together and then clamp it in a vice and with a big hammer beat the crap out of it to try to break your weld. This is a common "destructive test" and it should be done on anything being welded where there is any doubt. And Ant, you should have some serious doubts with those welds!
But all you need is some practice, don't touch that frame until you burn a few holes in test metal and beat it up with a hammer.
|Old Fool
You had your settings pretty darn close when you ran this weld. Maybe a bit cold - turn up the wire speed a bit,you should be able to run uphill with those settings. It doesn't look like a lot of penetration, but you are almost there.
Most guys that run wire only set it once for all positions in most instances.
If it is getting a bit hot speed up a bit.
Just don't get cold lap like you did in your vert picture.
Remember clean everything, the ground clamp location, the weld zone, and ditch the weld thru primer .
I suggest you get some scrap pieces, set the machine how you had it in this picture, run a half dozen more beads in this flat position, then turn your test piece on end and start going vert up.
A bit of practice will make a world of difference.
All position welding with mild steel wire is a easy thing to learn, hang in there!
If the wire speed is to slow it will burn back to the contact tip,and pop, if it is to fast it will keep jabbing the metal which you should feel in your hand holding the gun.
Take a practice coupon , leave the temp where it is and turn the wire speed all the way up and try it, you will see what I am saying.
Then turn it way down and try it, you will see how it acts.
This will help you figure out the correct speed by knowing what wrong looks and feels like.
Now do the same thing with the temp, keep a constant wire speed and crnak the temp upand down, you can even crank it while you are welding or have a helper crank it as you request.
Play and practice, its all fun.
|I suggest you find someone thats a good welder and cozy up to them ,offer to help him out around the shop ,cleaning up,putting up shelves ,anything ,if he'll show you how to weld ....It'll be well worth it.hands on is always best
i wouldn't have cut them off, just grind out most of the weld so you can get back into base metal.
this will save you time next time and it will save you from grinding to far into the base metal
|mi chael
|Sorry, but I have had no time to post any pics of welds etc for you to look at. I have been very busy myself. I will try to post soon(maybe within the next week). The videos you have been looking at should be a ble to tell you a bit more than just a few pics anyway. Hope you are slowly making progress with your practicing.
No offense taken buddy - Especially when I feel the same way
My practice welds were getting pretty good, but I now know only practicing one type of weld doesn't make me anywhere near ready
So it's back to practicing I guess - Only this time I'll practice various joints and corners and different gauge metals too
I don't plan on ever selling the car, so I want to take my time and do the job properly
You guys told me to cut everything off, and that's what I've done
I can see I need more practice, and so that's what I'll do
I've spoken with various shops previously about doing the work
They want around $15k for just the welding - that gave me the incentive to learn how to do the work myself
Thank you to everyone for your patience, and for taking time to reply to all my silly questions, your help is very much appreciated
|Another thing to consider is your wire size. Here, one can use; .023/.025" .030", .035" and .045" in a MIG for common sizes. That equates to about .5MM, .7MM, .8MM and 1.1MM. I have a 120V machine that has .023" for exhaust tubing, sheet metal, etc. and a 220V machine I've found that .030" wire works best for the automotive related welding I do. Wire size will make a huge difference in your power and wire feed settings. Experienced welders can cheat either way but a novice needs to get close on the wire size. Maybe that's why I have two machines....it makes me look better.
i hate to suggest it, but i wouldn't ride in anything you welded ant.
i'd hate to even be on the same road that your driving down.
you really need to find someone else to weld it.
you need to get better at welding before you attempt any structural welding.
Easy solution, Bob. DON'T CLICK!
Make sure your ground connection is clean and even grind a spot if there is doubt. Very important as a poor ground connection will eat up some of the voltage your wire needs to see. Be the same sort of clean with the weld area also. MIG has poor penetration properties anyway, having a CLEAN/SHINEY weld area will allow the metal to puddle with lower voltage and give you a better looking and penetrating weld. I personally can't see your feed speed being too slow if you are on 8 with a power setting of 1 or 2. Seems way too high to me. Is there a chance you are working outside or somewhere there is a draft? The symptom you discribe has happened to me when a draft or wind blows the gas away from the weld or the few times I had brain fade and started the weld before turning on the bottle. Just thinking. Classes are a great idea also. One hands on demo is worth a thousand posts.
|Old Fool
That whole mess needs to come off, nice shiny bare metal in the weld zone.
Get a puddle started on one side of the gap and let it melt into the base metals, more the puddle across the gap letting it fill and melt into the base metal on the other side.
move slightly uphill with the puddle and work back across to the first side.
Repeat till you are at the top.
IF it goes wrong STOP. It wont get better by splattering more bird turds on it , it will only require you to spend more time grinding.
the only place you should be spraying weld thru primer is where paint cannot be applied after welding, like a lap joint , or the inside of a box.
I think you should consider finding a person that welds that will come over and spend a hour with you and get you headed in the right direction on some scrap pieces.
It is nothing to weld a practice set up for hours on end, take a break, and go right back to practicing the same thing again. Repetition makes perfection.
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