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Professor Dennis Smith Honored by American Academy of Optometry
Dr. Smith is the first Pacific faculty member to earn the academy's highest honor for an educator.
The American Academy of Optometry has named Pacific University professor Dennis L. Smith, O.D., MS '87, FAAO, the recipient of the 2012 Michael G. Harris Family Award for Excellence in Optometric Education.
Only one faculty member is chosen for the honor from among the 20 optometry colleges located in the United States and two in Canada, effectively making the recipient the national professor of the year for optometric education.
Smith was among 17 award honorees at the AAO's 90th annual meeting, held Oct. 24-27 in Phoenix, who were recognized for their contributions to advancing the profession.
A member of Pacific University's College of Optometry's faculty since 1991, Smith teaches courses in systemic disease, physical diagnosis and advanced case analysis.
Smith has received numerous teaching honors while at Pacific, including the President's Award for Excellence in Professional Education this past spring.
He has also received the Didactic Faculty of the Year accolade (2004), Optometry Faculty Merit Award (1995), and the university's Junior Faculty Award (1993) as well as multiple teacher of the year designations.
He lectures extensively on the management of ocular and systemic diseases and has published a number of articles in peer-reviewed academic and medical journals.
"Dr. Smith is regarded as an excellent teacher by many of the students he has taught and mentored," college dean Jennifer Smythe said. "His enthusiasm and ability to take make difficult concepts understandable engages students in a way that keeps the learning process fresh and the curriculum relevant."
Smith is a retinal consultant for the Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center's Diabetic Retinopathy telemedicine program. He was instrumental in developing a partnership between the university and Virginia Garcia many years ago that has blossomed into several clinical sites throughout Washington County, including the recent opening of VGMHC's Wellness Center in Cornelius.
Smith served as the first attending doctor for a Pacific vision clinic at Virginia Garcia and the the vision clinic's first director. He was later elected chair of the Virginia Garcia's Board of Directors.
"Dr. Smith's efforts allowed the College of Optometry to enter into multiple programs with Virginia Garcia, including the development of interprofessional care sites like the one we have in Hillsboro to treat patients with diabetes," Smythe said.
"This has greatly enhanced the education of both optometry and other health professions students at the university by providing them with more clinical experiences."
In addition to his position at Pacific, Smith is a Senior Fellow for the World Council of Optometry. In this role, he spent six weeks in Brazil to help develop college optometry curricula at several universities there.
Additionally, he has more than 20 years experience practice in hospital-based settings and is also an AAO Fellow (FAAO).
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Since its inception in 1945, the Pacific University College of Optometry has promoted excellence in vision and eye care through education, service and research.
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Brookhaven Retreat, a unique residential treatment facility exclusively for women with mental health and/or substance abuse issues, celebrates the extensive benefits of parks and recreation involvement in July.
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This July, Brookhaven Retreat observes Park and Recreation Month. The 2014 campaign message, Out is In, focuses on changing outlooks by getting outside and involved in the community.
More and more studies report that regular physical activity, spending time outdoors, and community involvement positively influence emotional, physical, and mental health. Brookhaven Retreat encourages women to explore these aspects of a healthy lifestyle as part of mental health and substance abuse recovery.
According to a study done by the University of Exeter, moving to a greener area with more parks and outdoor recreation offers mental health benefits such as reduced stress and an increased happiness that continues long after the initial move. As a result of this and similar studies, there has been an increased effort in providing and promoting green space, even for those in urban environments.
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Fast-growing high-tech firm doubles its Manchester Millyard space
An architect's rendering shows the staircase that will connect conference rooms on the first and second floor of Dyn's expanded office space in the Manchester Millyard on Dow Street. (COURTESY)
Dyn, which started out as Dynamic Network Services 13 years ago, this week launches a building project that will increase the space it occupies at 150 Dow St. from 30,000 to 60,000 square feet, in a project costing about $1 million, according to Paul Mailhot, vice president of business operations.
The company intends to refurbish the first floor of the building it currently occupies, creating a two-level, integrated work environment on the first and second floors.
"One of our key priorities is to really connect the spaces vertically," Mailhot said. "We really don't want employees to feel we have two separate floors. We want the spaces to feel like one space that happens to have two levels."
The expansion, scheduled for completion before the summer, is designed to accommodate Dyn's explosive growth. In the past year, the company has seen an infusion of venture capital, has made several high-level hires and created a new board of directors. Employment is expected to grow to 300 in Manchester by the end of 2013, Mailhot said.
"We're in tight quarters right now," he said, "with 200 people in a space built for 160 to 170."
The company is in tough competition for high-level technical talent, and has received a lot of press for the amenities in its Manchester world headquarters, which include arcade games, a rock climbing wall, a deck overlooking the Merrimack River and a private restaurant.
Employees and their guests can eat breakfast or lunch at the Dyn Cafe, across the street from the main offices, where an executive chef and two staff members on the Dyn payroll prepare a menu built around organic, New Hampshire-grown food whenever possible, at the first certified farm-to-table private dining facility in the state.
The new space will provide room for more workers and more amenities. Most of the renovation will take place on the interior, but a small cinderblock room that protrudes from the side of the building will be knocked down to create room for a solarium that will lead to new cafeteria space. Work on the exterior will also include repairs to windows and masonry, and replacing some windows with doors.
When the work is done, employees will be able to enter from Dow or Commercial streets, but the main lobby and customer entrance will remain in its current Dow Street location.
One end of the new area will feature a conference center with seating for 300, a small stage and state-of-the-art audio-video capabilities. At the other end will be a training room and theater with seating for 50, designed for internal training, product launches, community events and the occasional movie night for employees.
The two floors will be connected by more than an elevator. The rock climbing wall will be expanded from one to two stories, Mailhot said, and a playground-style slide will enable employees to "move quickly from the second to first floor." A wide stairway will connect a conference room on the second floor with a conference room on the first floor.
"We're also going to add another deck off the space on the first floor, so we have another outdoor area, and will be putting in a small gym for employees who want to do a little workout before work or after lunch," Mailhot said.
Scattered between the conference center and theater will be space for 160 to 180 workstations, depending on the design. "We really want to break that space up with some more informal spaces," he said. "Think cafe style; think Starbucks or Panera cafe tables, where we'll have power outlets for our employees and allow them to step away from their workspace or cubicle into a little more public area."
Dyn, which offers a variety of Web technology services, has consistently been ranked as one of the country's fastest-growing tech companies by Inc. magazine.
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The Halifax County Chamber of Commerce and Halifax County Farm Bureau are cosponsoring Candidate Forums in Election Districts 2, 3, 6, as well as in the Town of South Boston. These forums are being held in an effort to educate citizens on the candidates' views on issues and to encourage people to vote on Nov. 5.
The first of four Candidate Forums is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 8, at the Mt. Laurel Ruritan Club in Election District 2 beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Participants will include Board of Supervisors Chairman Tom West, who is running unopposed, and school board candidates Pattie Hatcher, Karen Hopkins and Ida Terry.
Nick Long, general manager 95-3 WHLF FM, will be the moderator.
Commonwealth's attorney candidates are invited to participate in two of the four forums, Oct. 8 and Oct. 29. The two candidates are Mike Freshour and Tracy Quackenbush Martin. Freshour has confirmed for both forums.
"Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5th. We believe holding the forums during October before the election may help generate interest among voters. The purpose of the forums is to help citizens learn about the candidates views on issues and decide for whom they would like to vote," said Gray Ramsey, chairman of Halifax Forward, the chamber's advocacy committee.
The chamber and Farm Bureau are to jointly sponsoring these events, and encourage their members to vote on Election Day, Ramsey said.
"When these two organizations come together, that's a strong message," said Nick Long. "These forums are held to help people understand the importance of citizen engagement and the importance of voting. Equally important is understanding what the issues are and where the candidates stand."
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Dozens of car enthusiasts were taken back in time at a car show at Northwest High School to benefit the restoration of Joyland.
The amusement park brought fond memories to many participants.
"We used to get dressed up to go to Joyland when we were little kids. It was a family outing. You went and you had hot dogs. The same thing here. Everybody's out to have a good time," said Rex Sageser, participant.
The family-friendly event brought together people who were hoping to revive the old amusement park in South Wichita.
"Joyland was my first amusement park. It also is the site of my first roller coaster. Ever since Joyland, I've been extremely interested in amusement parks," said Alex East, president of the Joyland Restoration Project.
For almost a year, the 18-year-old and his friends have organized events like the car show to raise awareness and money to buy Joyland. Their goal is to bring back Joyland as a non-profit amusement park.
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Drivers on Deer Creek Dr. will need to watch their speed after the Cumberland County Commission voted Monday to set the speed limit for the road at 25 mph.
And while members of the commission voted in favor of the residents' request, they questioned how other such requests would be handled by the county.
"Is this is going to be something that we're going to get in other areas?" asked Sonya Rimmer, 8th District commissioner. "We haven't done this on any other road. Personally, I'd like this on my road. They wreck in my front yard on a regular basis, but are we going to address that?"
Jeff Brown, 8th District commissioner, noted the environmental committee voted to support the Deer Creek Dr. request. The Cumberland County Road Department will pay for the cost of signs.
"This is kind of a no-brainer," Brown said of the Deer Creek Dr. request, with about 90 percent of the road within the city limits of Crossville. "There's not but a few hundred yards that's a county road, so it's causing a lot of problems for police."
Tennessee law states county legislative bodies may set lower speed limits for any road being maintained by the county. The county must post appropriate signs and traffic signals when it does so.
Brown said the committee had decided to consider speed limit requests when a reasonable number of residents on the road request such action.
"But we also think it's the road superintendent's final call," Brown said. "As it stands right now, they can request it of him. If he recommends it to the environmental committee, then yes, we will change the speed limit on that road.
"We'll have to see how it goes. If it causes a financial problem for Scott [Blaylock, county road superintendent], we'll have to address it."
Larry Allen, 6th District commissioner, said he'd like to see guidelines on speed limit requests. Brown said the committee had talked to the county's regional planning commission and planned to work with them but, "We're going to have to develop them as we go."
The planning committee has access to the state planner and they and the road superintendent have the expertise needed for such requests, such as where signs need to be placed or determining appropriate speed.
He continued, "Frankly, it's something we've put off for years and we're going to have to address."
There was also concern only Deer Creek Dr. was included in the resolution, though the subdivision does include other county roads. Carmen Lynch, 9th District commissioner, recalled the committee approved setting the speed limit for all county roads in Deer Creek subdivision, but those other roads were not included.
Brown said, "No one else in the county requested a speed limit change."
On county roads with no posted speed limit, state law sets the speed limit at 55 miles per hour, county attorney Randol Boston noted.
"That's a danger on some of these rural roads," Boston said.
Mike Harvel, 7th District commissioner, said, "There's about five other county roads in Deer Creek I can think of. If we leave these roads out, we'll be right back."
Allen agreed the motion should include all county roads in Deer Creek.
Brown said, "Then we're talking out of both sides of our mouth. We're saying we don't want to do it if nobdy asks for it, but no one asked for the other roads. Which do we want to do?"
Allen Foster, 4th District commissioner, moved to approve setting the speed limit on Deer Creek Rd. at 25 mph for the portion that is a county road. Nancy Hyder, 2nd District commissioner, supported the motion. During discussion of a friendly amendment to include all county roads in the Deer Creek subdivision, Harry Sabine, 1st District commissioner, said the motion could be illegal if the actual road names are not included. With that in mind, Foster said he would not agree to an amendment of his motion.
The motion passed with Allen, Harvel, 7th District Commissioner Roy Turner and John Kinnunen, 9th District commissioner, voting no. Voting in favor were Sabine, Hyder, 2nd District Commissioner Caroline Knight, 3rd District Commissioners David Hassler and Johnny Presley, Foster, 4th District Commissioner Charles Seiber, 5th District Commissioners Joe Koester and Jan McNeil, 6th District Commissioner Terry Carter, Brown, Rimmer and Lynch. Brian Houston, 1st District commissioner, did not attend the meeting.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (seminoles.com) - Florida State men's golfer Kyle Cobb has been named to the 2012 Capital One Academic All-District Men's At-Large Team by the College Sports Information Directors of America.
Cobb (Tallahassee, Fla.) was recognized as one of the nation's top student-athletes for his performances as a graduate student with a grade point average of 3.84 and athletically as he helped the Seminoles earn a berth in their school record seventh consecutive NCAA Tournament. He was one of only two golfers named to the District 4 All-District At-Large Team - a team that also included five tennis players and three swimmers. Cobb was one of three student-athletes from the ACC named to the team; he was joined by tennis player Kevin King and golfer James White of Georgia Tech.
To be eligible for Academic All-District Men's At-Large Team, a student-athlete must carry a 3.3 or higher cumulative GPA and must be in their second year or later at the school. Cobb is among 10 student-athletes selected in District 4, which includes student-athletes from all NCAA Division I schools in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
A graduate student studying integrated marketing communications, Cobb enjoyed a fine career as a three-year member of the Seminole men's golf team. He received his undergraduate (political science in 2011) and will his graduate degree from Florida State in April of 2013. He is currently completing a marketing-based web site for former Seminole All-American Kenny Knox in completing the requirements for his master's degree.
"It is an honor for me to be named to the District Academic At-Large team for the second time in my career," said Cobb, who was also named to the academic All-District team in 2011. "My academic success is a part of my life that I take great pride in and to be recognized for my academic success is great for me and my family as well as the Seminole golf program. I would like to thank all of the professors and administrators at Florida State who help me on a daily basis to achieve both my academic and athletic goals."
Cobb has been a member of three NCAA Tournament teams at Florida State and helped the Seminoles to a third place finish at the NCAA Championship finals in 2010. He played in 15 career tournaments including a career high seven as a senior member of the Seminole men's golf team during the fall of 2010 and the spring of 2011. Cobb played in the U.S. Amateur in both 2006 and 2011.


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Organized by Melville-based ad agency EGC Group, the event aims to spotlight the impact of social media, mobile marketing, critical technology and skills, content marketing and more.
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Clinical trials for the H1N1 swine flu vaccine have now reached the two-month mark. Researchers say the results are promising so far.
At Baylor University, there is one ingredient missing from the pediatric version of the vaccine they are testing: Thimerosal. It's a mercury-based preservative whose safety has been debated for years. It's a debate that has Sarah Harm unwilling to give her daughter any vaccines.
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Sen. Lindsay Graham has decided that we must ban internet gambling at the federal level. By sheer coincidence, I'm sure, he came to this position after Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire casino magnate who wants to rid himself of the competition, started raising big money for his reelection campaign.
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Mar 23 2014
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A friend who has a PhD in psychology sent me a recent study that found that "the quality of professional poker players' hands is perceived accurately from arm movements." In the study, they showed 78 undergrads video clips from the World Series of Poker that included no sound but had one version where you could …
Nov 14 2013
The Brain and Gambling Addictions
Farris Jabr at Scientific American reports on studies of those who become addicted to gambling. He notes that the latest DSM-V reclassifies problem gambling as an addiction rather than a compulsion, as it was previously called, and that this was done because of the similar ways that both drug addiction and gambling addiction affect the …
Sep 26 2013
A Terrible Study on Poker
Sean Carroll (the physicist, not the paleontologist) calls attention to an absolutely ridiculous study on whether poker is a game of skill. It was published in the Journal of Gambling Studies, which apparently doesn't bother with that pesky peer review stuff. I'm not paying $39.95 for the whole study, but the abstract alone tells you …
Feb 19 2013
Spotting the Sucker at a Poker Table
The first line of the movie Rounders, which helped spark the poker boom in the late 90s, is "If you can't spot the sucker in the first half hour at the table, then you are the sucker." I played poker with a guy recently who made it incredibly easy to spot him as the sucker …
Feb 01 2013
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Someone sent me a link to this article about how the nation of Antigua is now allowed, under GATT, to violate American intellectual property laws as part of a WTO settlement of a dispute over the U.S. government preventing online gambling sites from operating in this country.
Jan 28 2013
Reid Screwed Up Online Poker Legalization
Politico reports that Sen. Harry Reid screwed up a chance to legalize online poker, though I'm not really crazy about the way it was going to be done. He did manage to get some Republicans on board but then apparently bungled the opportunity to get the package through the Senate (whether it would have passed …
Nov 04 2012
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Whenever I write about poker, there will inevitably be a comment or two by someone to the effect of "Wha? I didn't understand a word of that." This is because poker, like most activities, has developed a lingo all its own that is foreign to someone who hasn't played the game, or who has played …
Nov 02 2012
Probability and Political Predictions
Watching the right wing rage at Nate Silver is kind of amusing to watch. Andrew Sullivan points out that Silver's predictions on the results of the election are quite in line with all the other major poll analysts and betting markets, while Jonathan Last tries to explain how probability works:
Oct 31 2012
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I stayed up pretty much all night on Tuesday night to watch the final three play for the title in the World Series of Poker main event and it was worth it. Three young guys, all in their 20s, had an amazing match. As I write this — I'll update it later — they've played …
Oct 30 2012
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Aug 25 2012
Fed. Court Rules Poker a Game of Skill
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Mitt Romney, in 1994: "It's time the biggest-taxing senator in Washington shows the people of Massachusetts how much he pays in taxes." Mitt Romney, also in 1994: "The blind trust is an age-old ruse." Well isn't that convenient?
Jul 14 2012
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The new MySpace certainly looks nice. Gone are the eye-jarring profiles and clunky navigation. Today's MySpace is all about the visual/aural experience. With side scrolling, lots of whitespace and ease of navigation, one has to wonder how this site would be hailed if it were new and not just an incarnation of a site that wore out its relevancy some years ago.
Our friend Tom no longer around – Specific Media Group and Justin Timberlake bought MySpace for 35 million dollars in 2011 – we're no longer looking at a place where you go to hook up new people. Instead, you're hooking up with music. Think of it as Pinterest for your ears. The new MySpace is completely music-centric, focusing on connecting fans and artists. Fans can "connect" with songs and use those connections to build playlists and radio stations (ala Pandora) and listen to their collected music in the ever present streaming player on the bottom of the site. Musicians can use MySpace to track where their fans are, what they are listening to and how often.
It's a pretty, fascinating site. But one has to wonder if it will take hold, given the joke status MySpace has taken in since its popularity waned. Once the place for musicians to exist on the Internet, it faltered and sputtered as twitter and Facebook offered new, better and easier ways to connect with fans. Will MySpace be able to regain the audience it previously had and if it does, will it regain the loyalty necessary for a site to survive where others are already thriving
"[W]ith every obstacle comes an opportunity and I see this, as it speaks to somebody like me, as bridging the gap," Timberlake said. "It's just bringing the connection that much closer while still making the artist feel comfortable that they can make their art, lock themselves in a room and torture themselves as they do, and still find a way to comfortably connect with their fan base."
In other words, the artists can connect with their fans without actually connecting with them. Unlike twitter, the new MySpace is all media, no social. You can "like" things by connecting with them, but there's no interpersonal relationships here, no bantering between fans and musicians, or even between fans. It's strictly an exercise in building yet another collection of music to listen to. With Spotify, Rdio, Pandora and Last.fm already doing that, what is going to set MySpace apart from the pack?
But apparently the point of MySpace is that it's not social.
"You're not going to see something that's 'Myspace 3.0.' This is not another social network that you have to keep up with and maintain. It's a totally new experience, one that delivers on three things: Design, discovery, and insights for our community that actually empowers them," says [owner] Tim Vanderhook. "Overall, what you're going to see is that design matters. We wanted to deliver something that was visually stunning … and we wanted to give tools to the artist community that really help them."
Will design be enough? Without the lure of interaction, the novelty of a new, prettier MySpace might wear off. There are some instances where intuitive design would be enough to hook users, but when it comes to making connections, people might want more than the superficial. One of the greatest things about music lies in sharing it and talking about it. There's no room for that here, so it all comes off as scratching the surface of what could be something spectacular. If you want to just collect music and make playlists, Spotify and Rdio do that well enough already. Unless you're a Pinterest-type person who just likes to curate, the resurgence of MySpace might very well mean nothing to you.
It seems as if you haven't used the site yourself just yet. If you had you would realize that there very much is an active stream of text status updates, music, images, mixes, videos, artists, ect. streaming in a very social manner. Profiles can be commented on if there is a two way connection between the two people and even in the case that there isn't fans can comment on anything that artists or any other public page may post. I don't think it's fair to say that there won't be fans arguing on these pages. There's nothing in place to stop them from bantering on any post that a public page may post. Anyways, I personally love the new website and think it's just the right nix of social and art.
Well the website is still in beta and all are welcomed to leave feedback in their very active feedback / help section. I know they have a few of the features that are expected to be the most popular not even released yet. Their apps ecosystem called "spaces", Myspace TV, video uploading sharing and ranking tools, events for concerts, and merchandise sales. It's basically pitched as a one stop shop for the art community and fans to mingle. It'll survive and flourish.
I tried to find the feedback as I was also horrified to find all of my blogs, photos and music/ friend connections deleted as well. Worse the site is ugly. I found my favorite musician(s) and their sites are drab/ ugly. Ashes is right. Phoenix? Time will tell but today I am thinking more like a wet pigeon.
I think it's interesting that they are coming at it from an arts/books/blogs/music platform for people to share music and videos and Facebook seems like more of a rolodex and personal friends book.
I think it'll be good for people to have two accounts- a Facebook for personal stuff and a MySpace for a music/art/books type of pinterest page.
I could never get into the facebook, my account sits forlorn. Myspace suits me, particularly with the new, non-retinal-scarring appearance. YMMV.
Enter Your CommentI HATE It … They have erased ALL of my photo albums and blogs created over several years. If there is a lesson in Buddhist Impermanence .. THIS IS IT. And all of my friend contacts are gone too. All of my music contacts too. They have erased the slate and replaced it with self promoter Timberlake who hasn't learned a damn thing.
Old myspace loyal users keeps losing accts since Justin came we get this
Invalid email and/or password. Please try again!!!You made the old myspace bad ..fix it why try and make a new and lose all who stuck around cause of the games?
the new myspace we lost the games ,music and all ..
i wish i knew this would happen or else i would of hurried and saved all my pictures and videos , you cant replace personal pics and videos, i wish they wld of left that shit alone but oh well i guess .
Oh My Gosh!!! & I still have one of those accounts, maybe I will use it if I want a bunch of music n stuff.


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- Heat the olive oil in a large soup pot over medium heat, and brown the oxtails and beef stew meat on all sides. Add water to cover the meat, bring to a boil, reduce heat to a simmer, and cook for 30 minutes. Skim off and discard any foam that collects at the top.
- Drop in the bouillon cube, onion, celery, chili powder, cumin, salt, pepper, and corn ears, stir to combine, and simmer the soup until the meat is very tender, about 2 hours. Stir in the carrots and potatoes, simmer for 30 more minutes, then stir in the lentils, rice, mixed vegetables, and cabbage. Simmer until the rice, lentils, and cabbage are tender, about 30 more minutes. Serve with a half ear of corn in each bowl, with hot steamed tortillas for dipping in the broth.
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It's a little bit difficult for me to really rate this recipe truthfully since I changed it quite a bit. I was trying to make a soup from ingredients I had in my house and oxtail isn't one of my common grocery items. So I used about two pounds of stewing meat and a pound of ground beef. I also added significantly more cumin (since I love it) and a little more chili powder. I also added cooking sherry and garlic (both chopped and powdered). I also used beef broth instead of boullion and then used less water. Everyone that tried it loved it. However, if I was to make it again I would cook the rice separately and add it to the bowl first and put the soup on top. With the rice cooked in the soup, it made the bottom of the soup rather solid and the leftovers were more like stew. A yummy trick that I was taught in Ecuador (and works well in a soup like this) is squeeze some lemon into the soup in the bowl as you serve it and sprinkle with finely chopped green onion.
I enjoyed this recipe. The only substitutions I made were, I cut a beef chuck roast into bite size pieces in place of the cube steak, added a clove of garlic & 1 tsp of dill weed. Great family fare.
Instead of 30 minutes on the stove top, cook the oxtail & beef in a slow cooker for 2 hours on Hi or until ithey are very tender. (it's almost impossible to overcook oxtails) Also the onion and celery because they add great favor to the meat. Add 3 garlic pegs. I also cooked the rice separate and added on the side when serving. Great Soup!
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Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
- 503 cal
- 25%
- Fat
- 16.1 g
- 25%
- Carbs
- 56.1 g
- 18%
- Protein
- 37.5 g
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- 15%
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RALEIGH — Nelson Alvarez had been at work for no more than an hour Friday morning when his wife called and told him that police were investigating a body found along a dirt path about a half-block from their North Raleigh townhouse.
"She said, 'The police are here,'" said Alvarez, who moved from New York with his wife more than a year ago to Evergreen Forest Way at Thornton Commons, an apartment and townhouse complex off Capital Boulevard north of Perry Creek Road. "The police told her something happened. They wanted to know where was she last night and did she hear any gunshots."
Alvarez said neither he nor his wife heard anything unusual Thursday night.
Raleigh police said Friday evening that a teenager found along the path that morning was the victim of a homicide. Anthony Markice Bowling, 18, of Raleigh, had been shot.
Detectives with the police department's major crimes task force parked a mobile command unit near the entrance of the dirt path and spent Friday searching the area for clues.
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"My daughter rides her bike back there," Alvarez said. "Not anymore."
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Billy E. Van Gilder Jr., 55, of West Lafayette, Ind., formerly of Ashtabula, Ohio, died Saturday, June 29, 2013, at St. Elizabeth East Hospital. He was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp from 1976 to 1978.
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If you have visited the English Riviera or Exeter over the last month you cannot have failed to notice the giant gorilla sculptures dotted around – 30 in all!
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Buffalo Bills radio play-by-play man John Murphy doesn't make many mistakes, but he admits he made a classic fumble at the end of the team's 24-23 victory over the Carolina Panthers Sunday.
After the Bills' Dan Carpenter kicked the game-winning extra point with two seconds left, Murphy said the score was tied for a few seconds before correcting himself with the aid of some co-workers in the booth.
He is a stand-up guy and owned up to the error.
"My spotter, Mike Mullane, tapped me on the arm, which he does when I make a mistake," said Murphy. "And (analyst) Mark Kelso looked at me like I was an idiot."
Guilty as charged, conceded Murphy.
"It was a brain lock, I feel awful about it," said Murphy. "I knew all the way on the drive they were down by six. I know I said after they scored the touchdown that it was tied. It was stupid."
Where would he rank the mistake in his career?
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The OCA Lady Eagles had a come from behind victory Tuesday night, beating Minco 43-38 to advance in the Grady County tournament.
The Lady Bulldogs managed to gain an early lead on the Eagles, going up 13 to 5 at the end of the first quarter. OCA slowly chipped away, however, to set up a semifinal against tournament host Amber-Pocasset on Thursday. Minco will now play Ninnekah on Friday in the consolation bracket.
Cheyenne Terry scored off of forced turnovers and free throw attempts to take Minco to the early lead. Jensen Overton and Corey Phelps also contributed to the Lady Bulldogs solid early start, with Overton going to the free throw line often and Phelps sinking a late three in the closing minutes of the first quarter.
The second quarter the Eagles began to shorten their deficit and closing in on the Bulldogs score. Minco got into foul trouble early allowing OCA multiple trips to the free throw line. But it was Addison Martin and Veronica Cassel's play that helped keep OCA generate an offensive rhythm. The pair combined for all twelve second quarter points with six apiece.
OCA took their first lead of the game in the third quarter while allowing Minco only five points to bring the score to 29-27. Nine of OCA's 12 points came from, Estep who hit three from beyond the arc on the comeback trail.
The lead changed hands all the way up to the final minute of play. Terry continued scoring down low as she had the whole night with Jensen Overton adding some points of her own.
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In a physical game between the Rush Springs (3-11) and Alex High School (10-7) boys basketball teams, it was a shot by Jakobi Mays that went in despite a foul that gave Rush Springs the win Monday in Minco.
The Redskins won 41-40 in the first round of the Grady County Tournament over the Longhorns, holding off a late charge by Alex after Rush Springs led for most of the game.
Alex was playing without senior post player Zach Mainka, who has been out with an injury for the last few weeks, but said he should be back after the district playoffs.
Alex beat Rush Springs 66-45 on Dec. 11, in Rush Springs. Mainka played in that game.
"It hurts them a ton," Rush Springs head coach Tim Johnson said about Mainka not playing for the Longhorns. "They beat us by 20 the first time, and he had 14 down low on us, and that hurt us."
Rush Springs led the entire first half, but in the third quarter the Longhorns turned up their man-to-man pressure defense, forced some turnovers, and tied the game at 27 going into the fourth quarter.
The Longhorns were up 40-38 with 24.9 seconds remaining, after Shaedon Castor made one of two free throws on a non-shooting foul.
That's when Mays took things into his own hands, driving right and hitting a short fadeaway jumper while getting fouled, and hitting the go-ahead free throw, leaving 15.6 seconds on the clock.
"The guy hit his arm, and I didn't even know if the shot was going to get to the rim," Johnson said. "I knew he was going to get to the foul line, but it was just the extra glory for it to actually go in."
Dalton Payne missed a 3-point shot at the buzzer on Alex's last possesion.
The Redskins are scheduled to play the winner of the game between OCA and Verden at 5:30 p.m. Friday, and Alex will play the loser of that game at 5:30 p.m. Thursday.


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SPARTA, Ky. –– For years my friends at Murray State University begged me to attend a NASCAR race. Every time I said no. Who wants to spend money to watch a bunch of stock cars drive in circles for three or four hours?
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Sam Cardona of McAllen, Texas practices a "blender" stunt on Friday at the Pasco Branch of the Mid-Columbia Libraries. He says he's been visiting family for the last eight months and likes practicing at the library because of the shade the awning provides. Expect similar conditions today, with highs in the mid-90's, according to the National Weather Service.
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