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He's chased his racing dream for 20 years, but it's real life that's catching up with Colin Mathieson.
The four-time Paralympian wheelchair racer is contemplating life outside the lane.
"I haven't decided exactly what the exit date is," said Mathieson, who married Ren©e Blunderfield-Mathieson on Dec. 31, 2011, and is close to earning his degree in social work.
It will be the third straight year attending a world event for Mathieson as he prepares for the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships July 19-28 in Lyon, France.
'I've invested 20 years of my life in chasing this dream of being an athlete and representing my country and I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world'-- Colin Mathieson
"Being a Paralympian was easy when that's all I had to do," laughed Mathieson, 34. "I'm not racing as much as I was when I was younger, and instead focusing on a couple of really big races and try to peak for those ones. I've got the Worlds this year and I'm not entirely sure what's going to happen after that."
Mathieson took a break from serious training on Saturday evening to compete in -- and win -- the annual Dancing With Celebrities charity fundraiser in Winnipeg, beating out dancers such as comedian Big Daddy Tazz, Global TV news co-host Derek Taylor and former Blue Bomber Wade Miller. Judges were Free Press columnist Doug Speirs, radio personality Ace Burpee, and Arthur Murray Dance Studio owner Vlad Cascaval.
"Colin didn't win because he's in a wheelchair, he won because he was the best dancer. He was fabulous," said Speirs.
Dancing aside, the wheelchair-racing treadmill taking up space in Mathieson's apartment's living room is symbolic of how much of his life has been occupied by training and competing as an elite athlete.
Juggling athletics, studies and family life as an elite athlete, student and husband, Mathieson is ready to get off the treadmill.
'Being a Paralympian was easy when that's all I had to do. I'm not racing as much as I was when I was younger and instead focusing on a couple of really big races and try to peak for those ones'
"I'm going to have to make some decisions based on what I need for my school and potential work. That will naturally decide the sports side," he said, noting his federal funding model is directly tied to his performances at major events. "If I do well, then that would buy me another year to continue training at this level."
Though he and his wife make their home in Winnipeg, Mathieson has only been back home for a few weeks. His 34th birthday on April 1 was spent training in Florida, as he has done every year since 1996.
"That usually includes two workouts on my birthday as a birthday present, maybe a little crying and vomit," he said laughing. "Not most people's ideal birthday."
In January, he moved back to Winnipeg from Sherbrooke, Que., where he had lived since 2007. He needed to be in Sherbrooke so he could train with other top wheelchair racers. Now, he needs to be in Winnipeg where he and his wife want to one day buy a house and have a family.
"We're making it work and she's absolutely fantastic for humouring me," he said, noting their honeymoon in January 2012 was shortened because he had a competition in Australia.
Mathieson, who was born with spina bifida, has been involved in wheelchair sports since age five and a member of Canada's national track and field team since 1995.
One of Canada's most prolific wheelchair athletes, he has won 20 Canadian championship titles. At London in 2012, his fourth Paralympics, he placed 16th in the 100-metre and the 400-metre races and was a member of the men's 4x400-metre relay team, which placed fifth. While London "didn't go the way I wanted," he said he's not sure if the 2016 Paralympics is in the cards.
Preparing for the Paralympics has become increasingly demanding. Now there are three world championships in a four-year Paralympic cycle when there used to be one.
"The life of an amateur athlete reminds me of the Dragon's Den (television show about business entrepreneurs) and you hear these people, they have basically invested every cent that they have into this idea. I can understand that," he said.
"I've invested 20 years of my life in chasing this dream of being an athlete and representing my country and I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world, but it's definitely not been easy. It's been kind of at the expense of what I would call a real life. Until now."
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Once again, Mrs. G is out of town, so time to experiment with food. We've seen Dyal_SC and many others do eggrolls using pulled pork before. Not quite a new idea, but something new for me. I've had problems finding the wrappers before in the store when I looked, and then I'd forget and it would slip off my radar. Found some the other day and I knew it was time to give them a go, but I decided to use some pulled beef I had sitting in the freezer instead.
Sauteed some onions, carrots, and cabbage and then tossed in the beef along with some of Aaron Franklin's Texas Style BBQ Sauce.
Then I proceeded to wrap my eggrolls. I won't bother with a picture of that. Suffice it to say, I need some practice. They weren't all pretty. Then I fried them up for a few minutes at 350F until they looked done enough for me.
They came out really tasty. Good beef flavor with a nice smoke. It wasn't really a winner in my book, however, but that was my fault. I don't think I had enough veggies in it. Way too much beef to veggie ratio as you can see in the following pic. But it was fun to play around, just need to tweak it till I get it right. Still got some pulled pork in the freezer that I'll probably pull out this weekend and work on it.
On to the "Something else". I finally got around to brewing my first batch of beer last night!! Something I've wanted to do ever since I was in college a hundred years ago (ok, ok...more like 15 years ago). My first attempt is a Blue Moon type Belgian wheat ale. Figured that's Mrs. G's favorite beer, so when she gets home and finds out what I did she might be less mad. We'll see how that works. BTW, if I don't check in on Monday, somebody come check on me. Got my wort brewing with some sweet orange peel and coriander in that bag floating around, hopefully that will get me the flavor profile I'm looking for.
According to the hydrometer, it has a potential alcohol by volume (ABV) of around 6%. Sounds good to me. Original specific gravity was 1.0048, I think. I might have messed that up because I didn't take a temperature before I tested it, so if anything it is probably higher.
There she'll sit for the next 3 or 4 weeks doing here thing. Be warned future house guests, you are going to have to shower in the back yard with a hose. Ok...we'll move it or let you use our shower. )
Fingers crossed, I hope it turns out. I've already thinking about the next batch. Think I might go with a cerveza seeing as we are still gonna have many 100+ days that will be perfect for sitting by the pool sipping on a cold one.

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The Arizona Cardinals and Westgate Entertainment District have teamed up this season to host a fan-friendly, Cardinals pre-game party before every home game at Westgate's WaterDance Plaza, adjacent to the $6 million Bellagio-esque dancing fountains starting with the team's home opener vs. Detroit on Sept. 15.
The pre-game festivities will begin three hours before kickoff and will include live music, free Cardinals Cheerleaders autograph sessions, Cardinals-themed inflatables, photo boards and stands and other fan-friendly and interactive experiences. The Cardinals will also provide an outdoor beer garden on the plaza as another venue for fans to enjoy the pre-game atmosphere before walking over to University of Phoenix Stadium.
Westgate Entertainment District has long hosted game-day activities, but this will mark the first season that such entertainment is coordinated with and hosted by the Cardinals.
"Westgate has always been a pre-game hub of fan activity, and we look at this cooperative relationship with the Cardinals as a way of expanding upon and broadening that experience," said Jeff Teetsel, Westgate's development manager. "The result will be a festive, Cardinals-themed fan environment, with an outdoor beer garden to complement the more than 15 restaurants we have."
"We know that Cardinals home games are a day-long event for so many fans and pre-game traditions and rituals are a very big part of their game day experience," said Ron Minegar, the Cardinals Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer. "Providing as many quality options as possible only enhances that. We think this Westgate activation along with the pre-game festivities on the Great Lawn as well as new initiatives being rolled out on the plaza area around University of Phoenix Stadium will ensure that the Cardinals game day atmosphere remains among the best in the National Football League."
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Orellana Receives 2013 Colgate Palmolive National Outstanding Faculty Award
September 19, 2013
Maria Orellana, DDS, PhD, Health Sciences Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Orofacial Sciences, has been honored with the 2013 Colgate Palmolive National Outstanding Faculty Award.
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WALLER, Texas - A 15-year-old Houston area boy was recovering at Memorial Hermann Hospital Thursday after investigators said he was accidentally shot by his father while deer hunting in Waller County.
Sheriff's officials said they believe miscommunication, clothing and time of day contributed to Wednesday's hunting accident.
Waller County Sheriff Glenn Smith said the pair was hunting from different deer stands on their own property when the father left his stand to walk back to his pickup truck.
"He thought his son was still over on the back side of the property in a deer stand," said Smith.
Smith said the father saw movement in the tree line about 245 yards away, thought it was a deer and fired his .270 caliber rifle one time. Smith said it was dusk at the time and the teen was wearing a camouflage sweatshirt and blue jeans, no florescent orange.
According to Steve Lightfoot with Texas Parks and Wildlife, hunters are only required to wear bright orange when hunting on public property.
"At that distance and time of day it's hard to distinguish sometimes between what is limbs moving, what's a leg, what's a human face," said Smith.
Smith said the bullet hit the teen in the groin area and exited his leg. The father immediately dialed 911.
"Yes ma'am we just had a hunting accident," the father was heard telling a Waller County dispatcher. "I just shot my son in the leg."
The father explained to the dispatcher that he was driving his son off the property to try to get him to a hospital.
"Can you please tell me what to do? I need to get him to the hospital," the father told the dispatcher as he was heard on the recording comforting his son. "OK, baby, we're getting some help. You're OK baby, just keep talking to me."
The dispatcher then instructed the father to put pressure on the wound to help slow the bleeding.
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"Yeah, pretty good, pretty good," the father answered as he instructed his son to put pressure on the wound as he continued to drive to meet an ambulance and deputies.
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The teen was then air lifted by Life Flight helicopter to Memorial Hermann hospital. Sheriff's officials said he is expected to recover.
"This family is truly blessed it turned out this way," said Smith. "You just have to think safety and keep your anxious moments of wanting to kill that big deer down to a minimum."
Smith said he does not expect any charges to be filed against the father.
According to information on the Texas Parks and Wildlife, website there was a total of 48 people hurt during hunting accidents in 2010 and 2011 and a total of six fatalities.
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Today I finally got my Reins of the Green Proto-Drake from my Cracked Egg from the Oracles. I am so happy now that I don't have to buy those Mysterious Eggs anymore.
Phew! Green is such a pretty colour! My advice for anyone trying to do these is to start with Frenzyheart first then do Oracles. Because I started with Oracles, tried for ages with the egg with no luck, switched to Frenzyheart to get the Frenzyheart Brew, then went back and had to get revered with Oracles again. Ugh, time wasting!


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AVADirect's Clevo P570WM X79 Gaming Notebook Available for Pre-Order in the USby Jarred Walton on 1/25/2013 1:23 PM EST
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karasaj - Friday, January 25, 2013 - link"If you want a true "maximum gaming performance" configuration with an i7-3930K, dual GTX 680M, PK-3 thermal compound, 4x8GB DDR3-1600 RAM (with Windows 7 Pro, naturally), 512GB Crucial M4 SSD with 1TB Hitachi 5400 RPM HDD for storage, and Killer 1103 3x3:3 WiFi, you're looking at $4374. Or why not go for broke and nearly max out every component, with the i7-3960X, 4x512GB Samsung 840 Pro in RAID 5, and a Quadro K5000M GPU (and the other options as with the gaming configuration); that will get you a final price of $7384, not counting the $350 you can put into a custom paint job."
So it CAN run Crysis?
Would be nice to have gotten Ivy Bridge CPUs. An i5-3570K would perform pretty much the same if not better, and consume waaaaaaaaaaaaay less power. That would have solved their power problems right there. And hyperthreading is essentially useless for gaming, as is > 4 cores (and even 4 is usually unnecessary). Either way, expensive piece of plastic. Reply
lexluthermiester - Friday, January 25, 2013 - linkQuote; "(and even 4 is usually unnecessary)"
Maybe for games. But most of us gamers do other things with our systems. I have at least 4 programs that use more than two core AND Cuda.
And seriously with the 4x512GB SSD's? 2 SSD's will max out just about any bus, so put a couple of 1TB drives there instead. The best balance between speed and capacity.
Even with a single GTX 670mx it'll run Crysis without breaking a sweat, so a 680m would have zero problems.
Totally with ya on the Ivy Bridge though. Reply
lmcd - Saturday, January 26, 2013 - linkThe reason to do Sandy-E is to better support the SLI graphics... Other than that, you're right, but for "extreme gaming" I think the bus hit would hurt the graphics quite a bit. Reply
Death666Angel - Sunday, January 27, 2013 - linkDidn't most tests show that with PCI-E 3.0 8x isn't holding any normal SLI setup back? Especially since these graphics cards aren't even as fast as the top of t he line desktop ones. :) Reply
rscoot - Friday, January 25, 2013 - linkI actually need something like this to run Catia and Verisurf on for mobile inspection of large assemblies. Reply
Kevin G - Friday, January 25, 2013 - linkSocket 2011 chips are generally power hungry. The consumer line is either 130W or 150W but there are lower power options on the Xeon side of things. Not only that but that would also allow things like ECC for memory or SAS for external storage from the corresponding chipset. Reply
JarredWalton - Friday, January 25, 2013 - linkInitially at least, Clevo isn't listing any Xeon CPUs as being supported. I'm not sure if there are specific reasons for the omission, or if they're first working to get the product shipping and then worry about adding support for other CPUs. Long-term, I'd expect Eurocom at least to push for the support of Xeons and ECC RAM. SAS is a bit less likely in my book. Reply
madmilk - Monday, January 28, 2013 - linkIdle power should be the same, so that doesn't really matter. An E5-2687W laptop would be interesting though... Reply
IanCutress - Friday, January 25, 2013 - linkI'm pretty sure that Eurocom have had X79 desktops for over a month now. Here we go, the EUROCOM Panther 5D:
17.3-inch 3D 120MHz; Wide Viewing Angle; FHD 1920-by-1080 Matte (Non-Glare); LED Backlit
Processor: up to Intel i7-3970X Extreme (6-cores) or up to XEON E5-2687W (8 cores)
VGA TECHNOLOGY: Dual (SLI) VGA support: NVIDIA: GTX 680M(4GB DDR5) or QUADRO K5000M (4GB ECC DDR5)
MEMORY: up to 64GB; DDR3-1333/1600/1866; four physical SODIMM sockets
STORAGE: up to 4TB of storage with four physical SSD, Hybrid or HDD, RAID 0/1/5/10 support; SATA 6Gb/s
OPTICAL DRIVE BAY: DVD-RW or Blu Ray Burner or 4th Hard Drive
COMMUNICATION: built-in 10/100/1000Mb Base-TX Ethernet LAN (Intel 82579V); WLAN (optional); Bluetooth v2.1+EDR (optional); 2M Video Webcam (built-in)
WEIGHT/DIMENSIONS: 5.5kg (12.1lbs); 419(W)x286(D)x57.9-62.1(H)mm (16.76x11.44x2.31-2.48inch)
Base model comes in at $3669 for a Xeon E5-2620 (2.0 GHz, 6C/12T) :) Reply
IanCutress - Friday, January 25, 2013 - link*X79 desktop replacements Reply
JarredWalton - Friday, January 25, 2013 - linkYeah, no doubt all the usual suspects will have the same sort of notebooks available. The real question is who will ship them to customers first, but unless someone wants to place a couple orders with the various vendors I'm not able to reasonable answer that question. :-) Reply
Death666Angel - Friday, January 25, 2013 - linkGotta admire the spirit of the product. :D It's a shame 2011 is behind the curve (and that the enthusiast class CPUs from Intel will remain so). I don't think starting with a quad core here is a good idea, as an IVB i7 K processor should do that job better. But getting a full hexa core in a laptop is a cool thing. Pity about that sub par power brick. Are there >300W options after market? Looking forward to a review. :D Reply
lmcd - Saturday, January 26, 2013 - linkAgain, X79 for SLI. Reply
noeldillabough - Saturday, January 26, 2013 - linkOver the years I've had a bunch of dtr machines and I loved them, except for the noise...fans whirring are starting to annoy me now that a real laptop CPU is "good enough".
My current Clevo is a 2920xm and while starting to be long in the tooth, it still kicks! It too can get noisy though, my daily is a Lenovo x230 (Clevos have such crap keyboards too!)
Haswell's graphics performance might be good enough to make discrete gpus a thing of the past on all but true workstations. Reply
BrightCandle - Saturday, January 26, 2013 - linkOne thing that always bugs me is the additional space for lots of drives. Its a laptop, why I can't have a 6 core CPU with 4 slots for memory and a 680M and one SSD. Reducing the weight is important even for a powerful laptop. Gamers don't need raid at all. The drives are for workstations not gamers and then only certain types of workstation users. Reply
peternelson - Sunday, January 27, 2013 - linkThe desktop replacement form factor is ideal for me. It can support the processors and graphics I need, and I can survive with limited battery lifetime because most places have power (offices, the train, starbucks coffee shop, or an inverter in my car).
It's great to see they have a numeric keypad too, a must for financial applications and coding.
The deal breaker for me is that the numeric pad is only 3 columns wide rather than 4 (missing the large enter and plus buttons on the right which allow number data entry without moving your hand from the home location). There is for sure enough width in this laptop to fit an extra column of keys. The price of a few extra keys would be at most a couple of extra dollars, instead they crippled the machine. Can anyone else understand this? Did they use the same focus group that shaped Windows 8 UI functionality? I feel similarly for laptops where they have the very narrow numerics which are uncomfortable hand positioning and can lead to data entry mistakes. I use my keyboard a lot because I do not just passively watch DVDs on my computer. Until it has a proper numerics pad it CANNOT replace my desktop. Reply
Khenglish - Sunday, January 27, 2013 - linkI find it interesting that this does not have the 680mx as an option. You'd think if any laptop had it as an option, this would. I would much rather have a laptop CPU with a 680mx, than a desktop CPU with a 680m. Why is the strongest laptop graphics card only in imac's? Reply
JarredWalton - Tuesday, January 29, 2013 - linkThe 680MX isn't that much faster than the 680M, as it's really just 14% more CUDA cores. Yes, the RAM is clocked much higher, but that's primarily because the only place using 680MX is the 27" iMac with a 2560x1440 resolution -- higher resolutions will benefit far more from the increased bandwidth than a 1080p laptop. Moreover, I suspect the TDP of the 680MX is a higher TDP. TechPowerUp lists the reference board as 122W, which sounds about right. (http://www.techpowerup.com/gpudb/1725/NVIDIA_GeFor... 100W with two GPUs is already pushing the capabilities of a 300W power brick, so bumping that to 244W combined would be a terrible idea. Reply
Khenglish - Thursday, January 31, 2013 - linkThe rumor is that the 680m really doesn't pull 100W, since the 580m was also listed as 100W, but people who upgraded from the 580m to the 680m saw significant temperature reductions. People have no idea where that 122W number came from and doubt that it's true. It first popped up on notebookcheck, and people have been copy-pasting that number ever since.
Even if the power draw did increase tremendously, there are people who would prefer the faster 680mx over 2 680ms to avoid the complications that SLI brings.
Powering that notebook with only a 300W PSU is ridiculous BTW. Same PSU spec used for the notebook CPU SLI laptops, which are rated 75W lower. Reply


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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Baked Samosas
This recipe was passed onto my mom by her college roommate, and is definitely an old, traditional Gujarati recipe.
For the Shell:
2 cups All-Purpose Flour
1/4 cup melted butter
For the Filling:
1.5 cups boiled Potatoes, peeled and cut into small pieces
1/2 cup Peas, cooked
2 tbsp Amchur powder (dried mango powder) or Chaat Masala
2 tsp Chilli powder
1 tsp Garam Masala
Salt, to taste
Roast & Grind:
1/4 cup Fennel Seeds
1/4 cup Coriander Seeds
4-5 dried Red Chillies
3-4 Curry Leaves
Mix flour and butter and a little water to make a soft pliable dough. Take small amounts and roll out into circles, cut into halves and keep aside.
Mix together all the filling ingredients.
Scoop a heaped tablespoon of the filling into the center of each semi-circle. Fold the ends over as in the pictures.
Bake @ 350 deg F for 25-30 mts.
I had some extra filling and dough, and wanted to try something I'd seen a long time ago here. I shaped the rolled dough into a muffin pan. Then added the filling into the cups and baked for about 20 minutes.
These would be perfect as appetizers! And you can experiment with the filling. The dough is a winner!
51 comments:
- ranji said...
COOOOL!!now i can post mine...will do this week :)..thanks da..
- July 8, 2008 at 11:37 PM
- Peter M said...
Arundathi, I love Samosas and when the weather cools here, you can bet I'll try my hand at them. Thank you for sharing.
- July 9, 2008 at 12:09 AM
- Lisa said...
One of my favorite treats! I've never tried a baked version before, but next time I most certainly will!
- July 9, 2008 at 1:22 AM
- Ranjani said...
You are on a major blog roll!
I have the afternoon munchies, and that pic just made me ravenous.
I make somthing similar using frozen puff pastry sheets/shells.
Looks good!
- July 9, 2008 at 2:23 AM
- Gaurav said...
These really look good...and more healthy than the fried stuff...will surely try out...samosas are my weakness.
- July 9, 2008 at 8:28 AM
- Sunshinemom said...
I made gujiyas this way for Holi instead of deep frying, and was surprised that they tasted better than the deep fried ones! Love your passion for trying out different things - and this one has turned out really well - Who can say no to samosas?
- July 9, 2008 at 8:47 AM
- lakshmi said...
your primary love - i have to see what kavya and vinod have to say to this - :D - LOL - but these samosas are so good
- July 9, 2008 at 9:25 AM
- homecooked said...
Wow.....this looks great! I will definitely try this one out.
- July 9, 2008 at 12:55 PM
- Arundathi said...
Ranji - can't wait to see yours!
Peter M - Thanks for stopping by. Do let me know if you enjoyed it!
Lisa - Thanks - do try it!
Ranjani - Yes, puff pastry would be a great idea! :)
Gaurav - Mine too - I can eat loads of them! :(
Sunshinemom - I totally agree - never deep fry and don't need to!
Lakshmi - Haha!! Shhh... its a secret!
Homecooked - :) Enjoy!
- July 9, 2008 at 2:38 PM
- bhags said...
Was waiting for this post.....:) now I can link all the things here.....:)
Thanks for this fab idea
- July 9, 2008 at 7:06 PM
- Dragon said...
Simply gorgeous! Samosas are one of my most favourite snacks but I never learned to make them. Thanks for the detailed instructions.
- July 9, 2008 at 8:28 PM
- mitr_bayarea said...
The samosa making process looks so yummy and am sure the samosas will be as tasty. I am too lazy to start from the scratch and am happy with the frozen samosas that we get here in the Indian stores.
- July 9, 2008 at 9:27 PM
- Arundathi said...
Bhags - can't wait to see yours! :)
Dragon - You're very welcome. Do try it!
Mitr_bayarea - Do try it - its not that complicated! And it'll taste better than the store-bought ones! :)
- July 9, 2008 at 10:17 PM
- Simran said...
I'm always looking to recreate healthy versions of old favorites. This is an amazing idea
- July 9, 2008 at 10:46 PM
- Asha said...
Beautiful! I love Samosas, don't make it often just because of frying, this is great.Love the cups too, great finger food for parties!:))
Enjoy A, have a fun Summer, will see you in the Fall.
- July 9, 2008 at 11:17 PM
- Aparna Inguva said...
how innovative! and you made the dough from scratch awsomeness.
- July 9, 2008 at 11:49 PM
- gocbep said...
I love your blog so much. There are step by step photos that is really easy to follow.
- July 10, 2008 at 12:03 AM
- Tartelette said...
Hi there! Thank you for stopping by earlier. I read your comment about the cheese stuffed bread: in that post I write that I used AP flour instead of bread and everything turned out great. Good luck.
- July 10, 2008 at 12:11 AM
- farida said...
Your samosas look so good! I love your step by step photos, very helpful!
I want some samosasssss!!!:)
- July 10, 2008 at 6:09 AM
- Bellini Valli said...
We love samosas but have never tried to make them ourselves. Thanks for the heads up:D
- July 10, 2008 at 6:12 AM
- syrie said...
Can't wait to try these. You make them look so easy to make!
- July 10, 2008 at 8:06 AM
- PG said...
that's such a great idea! Will surely try them out. Thanks for sharing!
- July 11, 2008 at 4:15 PM
- Siri said...
Ah! the yummy 'Baked Samosas', I was looking for these Anu! esp love the way u made the cute little tarts with the left over filling!!
- July 13, 2008 at 3:00 AM
- Divya Vikram said...
I love those muffin cup godies..Will try ur recipe soon Anu..V loves samosas..
- July 15, 2008 at 10:47 PM
- Allen said...
A baked version -- how nice! I love these, especially the spicy filling. I'll have to try a batch soon :-)
- July 17, 2008 at 8:49 AM
- Arundathi said...
Simran - :) Glad you liked it!
Asha - Thanks for stopping by Asha - I too like to create healthier versions of old street food. See you back soon! Enjoy the holiday!
Aparna - :) thanks thanks!
Gocbep - Thanks so much - I love your blog too!
Tartelette - Thanks - guess I missed that - am so glad - gonna try it out for sure!
Farida - :) hope you tried them and they came out well!
Valli - Do try them - its way simpler than it tastes! :D
Syrie - It is easy! DO try it!
PG - You're welcome and thanks for stopping by.
Siri - Hugs babe!
Divya - I hope V enjoys them!
Allen - Thanks for stopping by. Let me know how they turn out!
- July 21, 2008 at 9:41 PM
- Medhaa said...
See it shows I have been away for long, love the idea of baked samosa and the baskets looks great.
- July 22, 2008 at 8:12 PM
- Srivalli said...
those look so lovely anu..next time these are on list ok..actually there are so many of yours on list..heheh
- July 25, 2008 at 9:30 PM
- Laavanya said...
I made these over the weekend and it was yummy - you are so right about that being a winning crust recipe.. am thinking of using it to make potpies too :) Thanks.
- August 1, 2008 at 12:54 AM
- Arundathi said...
Medhaa - thanks for stopping by! yes, its been too long!
Valli - :) and so many of yours on my list!
Laavanya - you're very welcome. I think Lakshmi used this to make pies and said she liked it, so it will probably work.
- August 4, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- Rajani said...
wow!! really wow! I am going to try it these weekend!
- August 6, 2008 at 10:58 PM
- Arundathi said...
please do - i'm sure you'll love it!
- August 7, 2008 at 10:54 AM
- Monkee said...
Hi Arundhati,
So glad to be your T&C partner this month! I'm so torn between samosas and your pizza recipe. I really love samosas and that's one of the things I miss most (from Malaysia. I like that it's baked too. I'm not a fan of fried stuff. Clogs the arteries way to much. :)
Thanks for dropping by Happee Monkee.
- August 13, 2008 at 6:44 AM
- Arundathi said...
Monkee - Yes, I'm not a Frier either! :) only fried once and didnt enjoy it. Love your blog and looking fwd to seeing what you cook up from mine! :)
- August 13, 2008 at 11:14 AM
- Maurice said...
Hi - just found your blog and can't figure out what to make first (everything sounds great). Wondering abt this though - i always thought my mom used atta to make samose (should have paid more attention) - are you recommending regular flour because it works better or b/c its easier to find?
- March 29, 2009 at 6:01 AM
- Arundathi said...
Maurice - Thanks for stopping by. I think samosas are traditionally made with a mixture of maida and atta. I used flour only because it was easier to work with. Hope that helps.
- March 29, 2009 at 7:25 AM
- HoneyB said...
This is what I am making! I had to improvise a little on the filling. Don't have the mango powder and not sure what it is? Almost died when I thought I had no peas, but found a pea and carrot mix in my freezer! lol. I had these for the first time at an Indian place nearby (which has since closed) and I truely loved them! One of the Indian students made me a tomato chutney that I plan to eat with my samosa when I get it made!
- March 31, 2009 at 1:52 AM
- HoneyB said...
I ended up doing the tarts, rolling and shaping was going to be too much for my arms....They are almost done and I can't wait because I actually am dying to eat one! Thank you for inspiring me to finally make this dish!
- March 31, 2009 at 2:51 AM
- Arundathi said...
HoneyB - they look amazing - you've done a great job! Glad you liked it and I hope you feel better soon.
- March 31, 2009 at 7:25 AM
- Laura said...
Oh wow I love the idea of the cupcake tins! How easy and how yummy!
- March 31, 2009 at 9:18 AM
- Arundathi said...
Laura - thanks for stopping by. And thanks for the comment. I love your blog!
- March 31, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- Jenni Malsingh said...
I also make baked samosas, but I take it one step further and use wholemeal flour. Then I feel positively healthy when I snack on them! You can see pictures on my blog if you are interested: http://mangosoup.blogspot.com/2009/08/baked-wholemeal-samosas.html
- August 24, 2009 at 4:18 PM
- Arundathi said...
@ Jenni Maisingh - Thats a great idea. Thanks.
- September 21, 2009 at 3:37 PM
- Didan said...
Hi! I made your baked samosa recipe. It was really good! :) I tend to bake vs. fry any chance I can. So I was happy to see your recipe.
- December 6, 2009 at 12:46 AM
hey ! chanced upon ur blog while lookign for baked samosas.. the fillign looks yummy ! and any tried-and-tested gujarati snack should be a winner :) am waiting to try this out. thanks for posting the same ! just a question : when u say bake in an oven, does it mean the normal 'bake' settings as for cake? also, does the oven require pre heating ?? would greatly appreaciate if u could just drop in a line back to me at: firstname.lastname@example.com...
thx, and cheers :)
- July 13, 2010 at 12:26 AM
- Arundathi said...
@ Didan - so glad you made it and glad you liked it. :) I tried finding it on your blog, but couldn't. Love your blog btw! Subscribed!
@ Kalyani - Yes, do bake under bake setting. Yes, always preheat an oven to ensure that the heat is consistent while baking. Good Luck!
- July 13, 2010 at 8:41 PM
Hi! Made this yesterday - came out way better than fried samosa! Thanks so much for sharing :)
- Padmaja
- December 29, 2010 at 10:00 AM
Another thumbs-up here! I've been wishing for a good baked samosa recipe and yours came out great. Mine took a little bit longer in the oven but it was worth the wait! Thank you.
- January 22, 2011 at 6:56 PM
Hi Arundathi,
I was looking for a recipe for baked samosas to make for a New Year's Eve party and stumbled upon yours :) I'm not used to working with dried chillies, so my question is, how do I prepare them to mix into the filling? Also, how many samosas does this recipe make? I want to make sure that I have enough ingredients to feed my guests.
- Cathy
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StealthX32 - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkI'd love for them to enter the US market in the smartphone space, especially if they lead with that. Reply
Homeles - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkI have zero interest in a CPU built on a six year old microarchitecture. Not when I know that there's a (presumably) vastly superior successor around the corner. There are too many important ISA additions, architectural devlopements, and process advancements on the way.
When I go to upgrade to a new smartphone this year, I'll definitely be getting an ARM device. We'll see how Atom looks in two years, when I'll be moving to another phone.
Intel's made great progress, but their current showings are just the tip of the iceberg. I'll wait until the fruit of their ultra-mobile efforts are fully ripened. Reply
stadisticado - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkI find this comment curious. If this SoC runs all the benchmarks at parity (and early indications is that it does) why do all the things you mention even matter? Does it really matter on your day-to-day if your smartphone has SSE4 or AVX?
If the chip has demonstrably the same performance as its current competitors I'm not sure how your desire to wait for something generically 'better' due to a new architecture has any merit. You could say the exact same thing about waiting on new QCOM or Samsung chips. Reply
MrSpadge - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkI think he refers to the massive architecture upgrade Atom is up to within a year from now. That should improve performance more than the entire 6 previous years combined. Can they still keep power under control? I think so.. Intel has gotten quite good at this, and there'll be the switch to 22 nm too.
If one is not in a hurry for a new phone one these are good reasons to wait. It's the most cost-efficient way of using your current phone for sure :D Reply
jeffkibuule - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkConsidering there are few, if any, major x86 phones, boldy proclaiming your next smartphone will use ARM isn't a huge leap.
Regardless, at this point, OEMs want integrated solutions, and at least in the high-end, the lack of an LTE chipset onboard means everyone will continue slurping at the Qualcomm trough. Reply
hammerd2 - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkSo presumably in 2 years you'll say you're not interested in buying a phone based on an 8 year old architecture then ?
As stadisticado says, if it does what you want then what's your beef ? You'll be updating it shortly anyway. Reply
sherlockwing - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkClovertrail is pretty nice for a 32nm chip, but what Intel needs to compete with Tegra4/Snapdragon S600/Samsung Octa and other quad A15 chips is 22nm Quadcore Baytrail/Valleyview(originally Q3 this year, might be delayed) with Ivy IGPU tech(Gen7).
The good thing is I heard on the recent Anand Podcast that Intel is acclerating Atom dieshrink schedule and will go to 14nm next year with the next Atom+ Haswell IGPU tech. Reply
jeffkibuule - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkThe problems as always, always, always been cost though. Intel is used to its margins and doesn't want to play for $10-20 chips (except that's what is going into phones). If Intel was really serious about mobile, then we would have seen them make a serious push years ago. Reply
amdwilliam1985 - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkTotally agree on the cost part.
Cost is also the major reason why tegra 3 is so popular with many devices. Reply
Kidster3001 - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkMargins for high end SoC's are not that bad. You're thinking of the total cost, not the margin. consider die size. if you can make 4x as many per wafer you can sell them at 1/4 the cost and keep the same margins. I don't think the margin argument holds as much water as many people claim. Reply
Kjella - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkIntel already sells an Atom E620 to use in embedded appliances for $19, so I'm not sure where you're getting that from, if they're aiming for $300+ phones and tablets there's a healthy market even if they won't compete for the low end. Just because you're Chipzilla doesn't mean it's easy, just look at how long it's taken them to get decent graphics performance. Yet them seem to gain a little with each generation... Reply
StrangerGuy - Sunday, February 24, 2013 - linkThe innovation dilemma is a bitch.
I don't think any of the major players with inhouse ARM design teams would want to be locked into x86 solely designed and manufactured by a single entitty by this point either. Besides, now with current gen high-end ARM chips being more than fast enough for usual phone stuff, the next wave will be next-gen low-end ones with the same level of performance for developing markets with margins so low Intel won't be able to compete with to recoup their enormous R&D costs. Reply
hammerd2 - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkCompeting with Tegra4 won't be an issue, unless it's trying to find a product with one in to compare it with :-)
Process shrink will see Intel hitting parity with ARM designs in much shorter order than ARM will be comfortable with I'm sure. Reply
MadMan007 - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkHere's hoping there's a Nexus phone based on an Intel chip...the 2014 model with a Bay Trail/Valleyview SoC would be cool. Reply
nofumble62 - Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - linkwhich processor inside is what for the fan boys to debate. Reply
Toadster - Thursday, February 21, 2013 - linkAll this talk/chatter about the processor (which looks to be pretty fast) I just think this phone looks awesome! Reply


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PHILADELPHIA - As tradition, Penn will open another season of sprint football play this year with its annual Alumni Game on Sept. 6 at the friendly confines of Franklin Field.
The Quakers will then have two weeks to prepare for their regular season opener under the lights at Mansfield on Sept. 20. Penn easily disposed of the Mountaineers, 42-14, at home last season. Last year, Mansfield's first home night football game since 1892 saw 6,233 fans pack Karl Van Norman Field as Mansfield defeated Princeton, 24-14.
The home opener comes less than a week later, as the Quakers host Cornell for some Friday night football Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. Though the Big Red still hold a 46-35 advantage in the all-time series, the Quakers have taken three of the past four, including a 14-point win in Ithaca a year ago.
A second straight home game awaits the Red and Blue the following week as they play host to Navy. A win for Penn would mark their first against the Midshipmen since 2010.
On Oct. 10, the Quakers will hit the road to take on Franklin and Pierce, who finished with a solid 5-2 record in their second year of CSFL play last season. The Ravens defeated Penn in an overtime heartbreaker, 33-27 last season.
Penn then returns home for two consecutive home games, squaring off with Post on Oct. 17 and then Army a week later for Senior Night. The Black Knights are currently riding a 14-game winning streak, not having lost since Nov. 4, 2011 against Navy.
The season comes to a close on Halloween night when the Quakers head to Princeton. Since 2010, Penn has outscored the Tigers, 216-61.
2014 Penn Sprint Football Schedule
Sept. 6 -- Alumni Game (12 p.m.)
Sept. 20 -- at Mansfield (7 p.m.)
Sept. 26 -- CORNELL (7 p.m.)
Oct. 3 -- NAVY (7 p.m.)
Oct. 10 -- at Franklin Pierce (7 p.m.)
Oct. 17 -- POST (7 p.m.)
Oct. 24 -- ARMY (7 p.m.)
Oct. 31 -- at Princeton (7 p.m.)


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The Show: Last Man Standing
By Chris Jones
ABC's Last Man Standing is a terrible, unfunny, cynically derivative sitcom with incredibly artificial-looking sets and jokes that aren't clever or surprising yet still somehow draw huge laughs from a studio audience that must consist almost entirely of people who use beer koozies. It will also be a huge hit, because it marks the return of Tim Allen to network television, and Tim Allen is a strange kind of genius.
Last Man Standing is essentially Home Improvement, except that the tools have been replaced by hunting gear — Allen works for an outfitting company, with a crossbow featured in the first episode — and he has daughters instead of sons. Once again, Allen plays the stubborn, befuddled manly man who's mystified by the world around him, by his new universe of sensitivity training and tanning salons.
Over the course of however many seasons his show will air, and however many hundreds of millions of dollars it will take in, Allen will no doubt rage against this new world — while occasionally showing his tender side as a loving husband and father, thus redeeming his animal self — and his enormous audience will smile and nod to themselves and remember how good things used to be.
With anyone other than Tim Allen in the lead role, Last Man Standing lasts two weeks, maybe three. But Allen is in the lead role, and that changes everything. In real life, he might be some kind of monster; I have no idea. But on TV, in those impossible sitcom kitchens, surrounded by those fake plants and never-dirty dishes, he transforms into a bizarre philosopher king. God help me, he's likable, and he's good-natured, and he's sometimes right in his concerns about our direction as a species, and, most of all, he makes us believe in who (or what) he is. When he laughs, he seems like he's really laughing. He has a carefree bravado, a comfortable wisdom that translates particularly well when he's playing a cartoon character. He's made himself an enormously rich and famous man by playing some version of Buzz Lightyear, over and over again. He's really laughing because he's in on the joke.
Allen does this one thing perfectly, and he's smart enough to know that he should never try to be or do anything else. He's lucky enough to have found his sweet spot and egoless enough to stay exactly there — for precisely one half hour, on Tuesday nights, on ABC.
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The Show: Prime Suspect
By David Granger
Nothing on television will ever be better than Helen Mirren's Prime Suspect. Many things are as good, but nothing will ever be better. So it's risky for NBC (home recently of nothing much good) and for Maria Bello (an unusually beautiful, heartbreaking actor) to use the British series as inspiration. And, true to network television's instincts, things could have gone wrong. First, there is the tired trope of a woman trying to succeed in a man's world. Second, there is the danger that things will turn out well and there will be the usual happy ending. But, if the pilot is any indicator, both of these pitfalls are avoided — the first because, in addition to being an underdog by gender, Bello manages to create a complete and completely believable character who is such an asshole, interpersonally, that she's discriminated against for all the right reasons; and the second because of her devastating rejection at the end of the first episode.
Bello is an actor far above the caliber of what the nets generally employ. As a result, the show is all hers. Even with strong male supporting actors (Aidan Quinn, among others), it's her show — she makes it great.
Thursdays at 10:00 p.m. on NBC
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Photoshop CS4's Contact Sheet Options – GONE!
The other day I had to create a contact sheet from a folder full of images. I opened up Photoshop CS4, clicked on File > Automate, and…to my surprise… the contact sheet options were gone. Vanished!
Where in the heck did the Contact Sheet plugin go? Well, Adobe now provides us with a much more elegant solution via the "Adobe Output Module." Using the Output Module script, you can create Adobe PDF contact sheets that include header and footer information or throw together a PDF presentation in just a few clicks.
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Actun Tunichil Muknal
Actun Tunichil Muknal
The Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) cave tour begins with a 45 minute trek that includes wading across 3 rivers to get you to the "Cave of the Stone Sepulcher", one of the most impressive caves in the Maya Lowland. Located in the heart of the Belizean rainforest in the Tapir Mountain Nature Reserve, this cave was a sacred place to the Maya of Belize, who first began to use the entrance during the early classic period. In later years the Maya traveled deeper into the Cave to conduct their ceremonies.
The ATM cave system consists of a series of chambers, ending in a large Cathedral where sacrificial ceremonies once took place. Here lie those individuals sacrificed to the gods of the underworld known as the Xibalba (pronounced shi-bal-ba). Visitors to this cave have the opportunity to travel into the Maya past and witness a living museum where the skeletal remains and artefacts can be viewed in their original context.
Contact us to arrange for your luxury Actun Tunichil Muknal (ATM) cave tour today.
Tour duration:
08:00 – 16:00
Price per passenger (not inclusive of service charge and tax):
4 and more - US$ 175
Minimum of 2 passengers
What's included:
Transportation to and from the resort, park entrance fee, tour-guide, water and sodas, lunch, fresh fruit, head lamp, safety helmet.
What's not:
Cummulative 10% Service Charge and 12.5% Tax.
Exercise level:
Moderate to High, includes one mile walk, crossing rivers, and caving activity
Western Highway between San Ignacio and Belmopan
Travel time
to site:
60 minutes
And don't forget:
Bathing suit, sunscreen, insect repellent, water shoes, or sneakers recommended
**No cameras are allowed on this tour
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Animal GameSeries teasers are where you try to complete the sequence of a series of letters, numbers or objects.
Sue and Ron are playing a game.
Sue says: A huge gray mammal with a trunk.
Ron says: A black and orange cat found in India.
Sue says: A large animal with a horn on its nose.
Ron says: A smelly black and white mammal.
Sue says: A jumping marsupial that lives in Australia.
From the following choices, what does Ron say next:
A long-necked, flightless bird.
A slow-moving reptile with a shell.
A large African cat with a mane.
HintFigure out what animal each person is describing. It might help to write it down.
AnswerEach person describes an animal, and the name of each animal must begin with the letter the previous name ended with. The sequence so far is: Elephant, Tiger, Rhinoceros, Skunk, Kangaroo, so Ron should say "A long-necked, flightless bird;" Ostrich.
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It's two years this month since the birth of the first Android phone, the HTC G1, with its godfather T-Mobile celebrating with the release of an official successor, the G2.
Of course, there have been many other Android phones in between, but the G2 is as good a milestone as any to assess how far these Google phones have come. Read more


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Medical Definition of Arthritis, degenerative
Arthritis, degenerative: A type of arthritis caused by inflammation, breakdown, and eventual loss of the cartilage of the joints. Degenerative arthritis is the most common form of arthritis, usually affecting the hands, feet, spine, and large weight-bearing joints, such as the hips and knees. Also known as osteoarthritis and degenerative joint disease.
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Agglomerated anti-friction granules for plasma deposition
Reference Number: N 01-02
Inventors: Rao, V. Durga Nageswar
Owner: NISTAC
USPTO Link:5846289
Invention Summary
In a first aspect, it is an object of this invention to provide a corrosion resistant
metal powder useful for plasma deposition of a coating that (i) will possess a low
dry coefficient of friction (i.e. about 0.30) and (ii) will readily conduct heat through
the coating. To this end, the invention is a collection of agglomerated anti-friction
grains for plasma deposition, the grains each consisting essentially of (a) H.sub.2
O atomized stainless steel particles, (b) solid lubricant particles consisting of
at least one of boron nitride or a eutectic of calcium fluoride and lithium fluoride,
and (c) a binder holding said steel and solid lubricant particles together for plasma
spraying, said binder being present in an amount of 0.5-4.0% by weight and is vaporizable
at the temperature of plasma spraying and does not interfere with the deposition process.
In a second aspect, it is an object of this invention to provide a method of making agglomerated air-hardenable anti-friction grains useful in plasma spraying that (i) is highly economical, (ii) has a noncrushable strength in the powder form, and (iii) promotes fine flowable particles. To this end, the invention is a method of making agglomerated grains of powder suitable for plasma deposition, comprising the steps of (a) H.sub.2 O atomization of a molten stream of martensitic stainless steel to produce a collection of comminuted first particles, (b) uniformly blending such first particles with solid lubricant second particles and a binder agent in an aqueous slurry, the binder agent being present in a small amount and being constituted to vaporize at the temperature of plasma spraying, and (c) mist spraying the slurry into a heated chamber to form a collection of porous rounded granules