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All creation is the doings of God's hands, no matter how he did it. When I look at a painting, I can connect somehow with the painter, and the same goes with the universe and God.
From 2012: Many secular and many evangelical voices agree on one 'truism'—that if you are an orthodox Christian with a high view of the authority of the Bible, you cannot believe in evolution in any form at all. New Atheist authors such as Richard Dawkins and creationist writers such as Ken Ham seem to have arrived at consensus on this.
Does the human race all descend from two individuals? Genomic science says no, but it doesn't rule out the possibility that Adam and Eve were still historic persons.
In science news this week, read about magical nose cells, 45,000 year old thigh bones, and the weirdest looking dinosaur ever.
If discussions of science and religion sometimes get bogged down in Genesis, perhaps that is because they have not made the preparatory journey through the rich material of the Wisdom books.
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
Everyone is so worried about success and getting this or that honorable diploma—the people here are smart and understand many complex things perfectly—but it's a long distance from the head to the heart.
We should celebrate the many times that our churches and colleges encourage scholarship. I saw several delegates at Synod stand up and speak directly about the importance of supporting scholars who engage the science and religion dialogue. The recent Synod decision was a move in the right direction.
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
This weeks in Origins news: studies of a skeleton uncovered in 2007 provide clues about rapid human evolution in the Americas, our climate and Christian stewardship, a few BioLogos folks give interviews, and some cool links to miscellaneous finds.
Would those genuinely interested in learning about evolution benefit from a careful explanation of why these common objections don't hold water? Here the answer seemed to me to be "yes."
What we do learn from scripture is that there is only one Creator and that there's a clear distinction between God and the created world. And that we who are created in the image of God are able to investigate a creation that is remarkably tuned for our discovery.
A few months ago Zondervan published the anthology Four Views on the Historical Adam. This valuable new resource addresses one of the most common questions Christians have about evolution: how does the Adam of the Bible fit with the scientific and historical evidence about early humans?
All of you who do science, all of you who teach or research or you're involved in engineering or medicine or education, or biology or chemistry or physics—you are doing a noble thing. You are thinking God's thoughts after him. … You are obeying God's command given way back in Genesis to exercise dominion, to learn about, to be curious and discover and steward the earth.
The Psalmist is saying that when we walk outside and look up, the heavens are telling us two things about God: they tell us about his glory, and they tell us about what his hands can do.
Today's Origins News Roundup features challenging and exciting new ideas about evolutionary theory, fossil finds that add to our understanding of how carnivores and humans developed, some interesting science history from England, and more on American views of evolution.
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The Sercos network organization (www.sercos.com) has released an update to the specification for the Sercos III Real-time Ethernet networking protocol.
The V1.3 specification broadens the functionality and the range of applications, and acknowledges trends in machine and plant design. The extensions are compatible with the existing specification to ensure interoperability of devices from different manufacturers.
Following the lead of electronic drives, hydraulics and pneumatics are turning more and more toward digitally controlled modules. This increases flexibility and shifts tasks previously solved by mechanical means to software solutions. The Sercos organization recognizes the importance of this trend and has extended the existing Sercos drive profile such that electric, hydraulic and pneumatic drives now are supported across different technologies.
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Rhea County defensive tackle Jacob Matthew will be playing football next season for Sewanee, a member of the NCAA Division III Southern Athletic Association.
"Jacob is very physical. He's a good leader. I'm really excited for him to continue playing football at a quality school," said Doug Greene, who coached Matthew last fall. "I think Sewanee really found itself a great player. He will definitely fill a hole in their defense."
The 6-foot-2, 290-pound Matthew had 31 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, four sacks, two fumbles caused and a fumble recovery last season for Greene's Golden Eagles.
Holsey, McCoy to Berry
East Hamilton linebacker Chas Holsey and defensive end Ryne McCoy, who was named the District 6-AA academic athlete of the year, have signed football letters of intent with Berry College, another SAA member.
Both were on East Hamilton's inaugural football team and now will be part of Berry's first.
Also, Whitwell linebacker Ben Sartin and defensive lineman Austin Grayson will continue their football careers at Division III Maryville College.
Furman likes Lenoir
East Hamilton tight end Patrick Lenoir, who has spent the spring getting ready for summer camps and the Hurricanes' first season in District 5-AAA, has received a scholarship offer from Furman.
Lenoir, whose father, Patrick, was an offensive lineman at Tennessee, was at Appalachian State's spring game on April 20.
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Our goal for the nursing program is to graduate competent, caring, responsible beginning level nurses to meet the health care needs of our community. Nursing is a complex and multifaceted profession and the program leading to becoming a nurse is equally complex and multifaceted. We want the students entering the program to be as well prepared as possible to BE SUCCESSFUL!
We have observed that there are some common barriers to success for students entering the nursing programs. Some students have expressed a "deer in the headlights" feeling when confronted with the expectations of the program. We want to discuss barriers and expectations here so you can prepare yourself before hand to avoid or overcome these barriers and be in a better position to meet expectations!
Academic success
Students must be prepared academically to succeed in a rigorous college curriculum. This means having college level reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and math skills. The nursing textbooks are written at the grade 13+ (college) level. It requires strong reading skills to grasp the content. Nurses must communicate effectively with the interdisciplinary health care team. This requires excellent spoken and written English, including grammar and vocabulary. Nurses give complex medications in pill and in liquid form injected into patients' veins. Math skills must be top notch to ensure accurate delivery of medication.
Many of the courses you have completed thus far have required that you memorize content and repeat it on the test. This is the knowledge and comprehension level in the table below. Nursing is MUCH different. Nurses must critically think, plan, and take action (not just repeat). No one wants a nurse who, while the patient is bleeding, can recite the top ten reasons for bleeding. They want a nurse who DOES SOMETHING to stop the bleeding! Nursing decisions are never black and white, nor "yes" or "no." Nursing decisions are made based on collection and analysis of information gathered from the patient. Any change in the information (data) may change the decision. Thus, learning experiences and testing in nursing are at the application and analysis level (see table below).
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name, recite
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infer, project,
describe, interpret,
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You might do some internet reading on these higher levels of learning as a base for critical thinking and familiarize yourself with study and test taking techniques for these higher levels. Your studying must be effective and efficient. Some students think that just adding more study hours will help – perhaps, but effective efficient studying for higher level learning is the key! Even students with the highest grades in high school or college courses may struggle with nursing level learning. It is better to be prepared and begin with A's or B's rather than starting with a "D" and struggling to improve. Some pre-nursing students think, "This does not apply to me," then later they realize it did. Better to be prepared!
Financial Planning and Employment
One of the most common reasons for failures in the nursing programs is working (employment) too many hours. This reduces the time available for study. In the following information session you will be referred to sample calendars for the nursing program. There is no time for employment.
You need to review your financial obligations, create a budget, calculate school related expenses (the cost of the program, but also child care, travel, LOST income, and other expenses) to be sure you can finance attending the program without being employed or with minimum employment if in the part time options. Reduce your spending where possible. Save money for the time you are in the program. Explore financial aid options to help make ends meet while in the program. If you conclude you must work full time, we recommend you do so for a few years, save money and attend the program when you have a more solid financial base.
Personal and Family Issues
One of the biggest problems for students while in the nursing program is stress and resulting poor coping strategies. Before entering the program develop strong stress control/reduction skills and productive coping strategies. Again, read about these on the internet or in some of the many books published, but, more than reading PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE the methods. To employ these stress reduction techniques when stressed, you must practice these coping strategies and stress control techniques BEFORE stress hits.
Family and Friends
To be successful in the nursing programs students need the full support of their families and friends. This support may include moral support, encouragement, and well wishes. It also includes physical help with child care, cleaning, shopping, and other house and yard work. You do need balance in your life – time with family, exercise, good nutrition, plenty of sleep, and such, but the program must be a TOP priority.
Effective time management is vital to success and stress control in nursing school and nursing practice. Write out how you spend your time for 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Look for places where you can save time (i.e. you can give up being the class parent or scout leader for two years) and places where others can help (clean, cook, pick-up children, babysit, etc.). Your schedule must allow for the 40 hours a week you will devote to class, clinical, skills lab, and studying. See the suggested time management plan for Introduction to Nursing.
We find some students are reluctant to ask family and friends for help. Some enter nursing to help others, not to be helped. This can be a self defeating position. We all need help occasionally. We simply need to ask for specific help ("Would you pick-up the kids after school so I can study?" or "Would you take over the shopping while I am in school?").
Unfortunately, some family members and friends are not supportive of nursing students. They may make non-supportive comments ("You'll never be able to be a nurse." or "Why are you wasting your time studying?") or their behavior is non-supportive (promising to help and then not following through or sabotaging your studying by picking a fight the night before a test). You need to recognize these people and their behaviors and develop methods to counter them, including distancing yourself from these people. This may include distancing yourself from fellow students. Distance yourself from anyone who has a negative attitude, who is dispiriting, or attempts to reduce your self esteem! The nursing faculty can assist you with identifying successful coping strategies.
Now that you have read this, take time to analyze your position on
Academic skills at college level (reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, math)
Higher level learning and critical thinking
Effective, efficient study skills
Test taking skills
Financial status
Financial aid
Personal stress management
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Family and friends' support
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Identify any weak areas and create a plan to address these. Implement your plan and evaluate the results. Have you strengthened the weak areas you identified? If you find you have an insurmountable problem, consider whether this is the best time for you to enter the nursing program, or whether you should create a longer range plan to solve problems and then apply for the nursing program. If you are having trouble with this analysis, a Health Sciences advisor (ext. 1274) or the dean (ext. 1574) are available to help you! Call and make an appointment.
The better your preparation for beginning the program, the more successful you will be!
Do you want to be an RN (Registered Nurse)?
You do not need previous nursing experience to become an RN.
The Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) program prepares you to become a registered nurse. Please carefully read the Associate Degree Nursing online information session and complete the survey at the end. (Current as of 8/26/2014 - Remember this date. As you prepare to submit your application, if this date has advanced, please again review the information, print and submit your application according to the most recent criteria.)
Are you an LPN who wants to become an RN? We call this the Nursing Bridge option.
Please carefully read the LPN-ADN Program online information session and complete the survey at the end. (Current as of 8/26/2014 - Remember this date. As you prepare to submit your application, if this date has advanced, please again review the information, print and submit your application according to the most recent criteria.)
Are you an RN who wants to obtain a BSN?
Please carefully read the RN to BSN Program online information session and complete the survey at the end. (Current as of 1/17/2014 - Remember this date. As you prepare to submit your application, if this date has advanced, please again review the information, print and submit your application according to the most recent criteria.)
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What's with all the short-term memory loss down at the NR?
County government welcomed "two new commissioners" following the 2002 election, as well as following the 1994 election.
It is true that this is the first commissioner election, in quite some time, featuring two races without an incumbent seeking re-election, but that requires a different statement.
It is too bad that the NR will refrain from making an endorsement for the other commissioner race. I understand erring on the side of caution to avoid any appearance of insider bias, or possibly creating a hostile work environment for Sal, but I think it short-changes the readers of the newspaper, as well as the other candidates who may be looking for an honest assessment of their fit in the community, through the eyes of local media.
As for the other race, we followed a long-standing policy, last used when former News-Register Viewpoints Editor Cassie Sollars ran for county commissioner.
Your interest in our thoughts about that race would have been lost in a flurry of criticism if we endorsed Sal, and as you noted, our workplace would suffer if we endorsed a different candidate. With that kind of built-in conflict of interests, we chose to sit that one out as we have done in the past.
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|The Philadelphia Theatrical Papers, spanning the dates of 1877–1943 (bulk dates 1890s–1920s), contains correspondence, photographs, newspaper clippings, advertisements, programs, playbills, financial documents, ledgers, obituaries, postcards, contracts, broadsides, scrapbooks, and telegrams. The papers cover a particularly important period in the theatrical history of America. During this time the rise and fall of monopolistic management and production agencies as well as the expansion of touring companies were impetuses for the success of theatrical businesses such as Nixon & Zimmerman. A majority of the papers in the collection are about their company, which was a successful innovator in Philadelphia, the region, and the country in the decades around the turn of the twentieth century. Although the focus is Philadelphia, the papers include numerous documents and printed material about the business of theater throughout the United States. It is not known who collected or compiled this material.
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May 14, 2013''possibly the best andy garcia movie. a very underrated film lots of gun action great acting superb cast its so worth a watch its truly an instant classic''
Nov 20, 2012With a metacritic rating of 35 and a user score of 72 you can assure that there is something fishy going on with the ratings of this movie.
This movie, if it can even be called one, is actually a two hour plus piece of propaganda from the religious right (yes, we have one in Mexico) to try to justify the actions of a group of people who started refusing state provided secular education and was handled very poorly by the government.
Of course the movie never mentions the numbers of teachers that were assassinated by the cristeros, which started the reaction by Calles' government.
Not worth wasting your time on it.… Expand
Oct 7, 2012An interesting story that needs to be told, but in a less manipulative way. The characters her are all cut from the back hat, white hat mold and consequently when the emotional scenes appear, we mostly know how they will unfold and care very little. The acting here was not bad but unfortunately the actors were not given a very good script to work with.
Sep 22, 2012A great story of the fight for liberty against corporate and foreign interests. It takes place in the early 1900's They did a great job on the acting and fight scenes. I highly recommend.
Jul 15, 2012It is powerful, moving and keeps you wanting to watch more. Interesting direction in the opening and climactic battle scenes. Awesome film and should stay on every shelf in every house.
Jun 23, 2012This was a inspirational TRUE story. I believe the newspaper movie critics are jaded. I enjoyed every minute. I am happy to see so many people of Mexican descent writing great reviews. This parallels what happened in France when the hard working, God and neighbor loving Catholics of the Vendee where murdered for defending their faith. Our Lady of Guadelupe is our protector. She is for all the Americas North, South and central. Long live Christ the King!!!!!!!!!… Expand
Jun 8, 2012The combination of stunning cinematography, a breathtaking score and inspired performances by a terrific cast, Dean Wright's directorial debut sets him up for a future of continued greatness. I will be happy to watch anything he puts forward, especially if they are as wonderful as this.
Jun 8, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I have never written a public movie review before so bear with me. This movie begins with about 30 minutes of below par screenplay and over-accelerated back story. After that, the film gets really good. Occasionally very disturbing and moving. Amazing telling of an historical event that I never knew had happened just south of the border. Almost Nazi level atrocities against Catholics. Andy Garcia in other movies is sometimes a good actor and occasionally a bad actor. In "For Greater Glory" he is excellent. Interesting parallels between what happened 100 years ago in Mexico what is happening in present day U.S.A. with tendencies toward the abolition of respect for religious freedom, especially for Catholics. Satan is putting in overtime these days. You can see it even when you read the critics' reviews for this film. Check out the review from Roger Ebert. His was the most positive I've seen and it was only two and a half stars. His biggest complaint? Too Catholic. Here's a quote, "It is well-made, yes, but has such pro-Catholic tunnel vision I began to question its view of events. One important subplot involves a 12-year-old boy choosing to die for his faith. Of course the federal troops who shot him were monsters, but the film seems to approve of his decision and includes him approvingly in a long list of Cristeros who have achieved sainthood or beatification after their deaths in the war." and in his final paragraph, "If it had not hewed so singlemindedly to the Catholic view and included all religions under the banner of religious liberty, I believe it would have been more effective. If your religion doesn't respect the rights of other religions, it is lacking something." QUE' !?! I'm sorry... that was Spanish. WHAT !?! You get the feeling that a Wiccan subplot in early twentieth century Mexico would have elevated the movie's credibility in Ebert's eyes. Start with a pound of Catholicism add a dash of Islam, a pinch of Hinduism, and then add 3/4 cup of Shinto. Roger Ebert's perfect recipe for "Creed Stew", history be danged. What I find astonishing about Ebert's views is the way they reveal his complete lack of understanding of the Catholic faith. He describes these events with a spirit of condemnation. For Catholics, the granite faith of a twelve year old in the face of torture and eventual martyrdom is glorious. What he faces is horrific, but his response is an example that we all should aspire to. I can't help but believe that if the Catholic boy and his Federales abusers' characters were changed into a Jihadist and his interrogators in Guantanimo Bay Ebert would have seen the Jihadist as a victim hero. How did everything ever get turned this upside down? It absolutely should be seen on the big screen. I fear it will be gone very soon. The average of all the reviews is a 35 out of a possible 100. That's the equivalent of about one and a half stars. In this economy people are going to spend there movie cash on a three and a half star movie like the Avengers before a poorly rated film. But, this is no one and a half star movie. I personally give it two stars for the first thirty minutes and three and a half stars for the rest. Overall? Easily a three star film. Low ratings across the board? (note the disparity between the critics' reviews and the "Must Go" rating of ordinary movie goers. They gave it an average of 7.9 out of 10.)… Expand
Jun 8, 2012You must see this movie.With great performances, writing and photography you're guaranteed to love this film whilst being informed on a near forgotten era of Mexico's history.
Jun 8, 2012One of the best films I've ever seen!! Everyone in the audience was moved, laughed, cried, then applauded at the end. It's an sweeping epic masterpiece, they don't make movies like this much anymore, what a great time!!
Jun 8, 2012Totally agree with you buddyjan. This movie was outstanding...no matter what the critics say. Please, please, please people go and support this movie and send Hollywood and all the left wing media a strong message. We will not support their idea of entertainment!
Jun 7, 2012Amazing and deep movie. Some parts are rather sad, but it depicts the realistic pain that comes with war. Quite inspirational, to think it was based off history.
Jun 3, 2012I found this movie to be outstanding. The cast and Andy Garcia were excellent. I was riveted during the entire movie and was stunned at the blood shed for religious freedom no so long ago. I was rating it a 10, but this scale saved "8" whllst I was still rating
My rating is a 10.
Jun 3, 2012this is a spectacular movie , full of courage/ truth/ freedom & RELIGIOUS FREEDOM...
ACTING IS OUTSTANDING & ANDY GARCIA IS THE TRUMP CARD...a very wonderful, charismatic actor that we miss not seeing much more of.../ excellent in directing & story ....wish there were many more of these movies available for us to enjoy../ THE CRITICS ARE SO OFF BASE & IDIOITIC & LEFT WINGED, THAT IT IS A JOKE TO EVEN LISTENT TO THEM..../ THEY SHOULD ALL BE FIRED...UGHHH
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Jun 2, 2012Is the best movie I have ever seen about recent history.
Show us how the gov secular and atheist of Mexico wants to destroy Catholic Church.
Is an epic and emotive movie.
Inspirational, with real heroes, and martyrs.
Jun 1, 2012This is an exceptional film that clearly portraits in less than 3 hours the war for religious freedom in Mexico. If you did not experience the cruelty of the government against our people, our ancestors, in my case Anacleto Gonzalez Flores, and of all our relatives and beloved priests and children getting killed for practicing their religion, you will not understand this film. This is the best that could be done in less than 3 hours. I STRONGLY recommend this film. It was very close to reality. It was a bloody struggle, of course!! a bloody battle that the Mexican government of that time initiated. WE, the audience, LOVED IT!!!!! THUMBS UP!!!!!!!… Expand
Jun 4, 2012The film's length and muddled message will likely keep it from reaching much of an audience, even within the presumed Latino faith-based target.
The sometimes painfully sincere and slow-moving For Greater Glory clearly aspires to be inspirational, but history won't cooperate. The Cristeros triumphed not because of their faith, but because the United States exerted diplomatic pressure to protect its oil interests in Mexico.
The sort of lumbering epic drama that went out of fashion by the late 1960s, For Greater Glory is mainly notable for shedding light on a little-known historical conflict, namely the Cristero War that took place in 1920s Mexico.


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Thanksgiving isn't even over but the Christmas shopping season has started. Black Friday is creeping into Thursday night.
"It's perfect. I was expecting a lot cooler weather this year," said Megan McClellan.
This year is the second year her and friend, Katelynn Hamblin, have waited in line for Black Friday deals. She was first in line at Target on 72nd and Dodge. That location opened at 9 at night.
They were both looking for TV's. It was the same for folks in line at Best Buy.
Gabby Alverez had her first time shopping for Black Friday. She and her boyfriend stocked up on energy drinks to wait for Best Buy's midnight opening.
A few spots down in the line and the talk of businesses opening early meant finishing the holiday early.
"We had our Thanksgiving meal and we still have time even after that and like I said if we don't get the TV, it's okay," said one woman.
And that was the general opinion from almost everyone.
"I think it takes away from family time because we had to come earlier than last year. But I don't know, we want the deal," said McClellan.
"It's too bad for the workers because they have to come in and miss family time," said Hamblin.
All it really meant was long lines earlier in the night. People lined SEARS, TOYS-R-US and Nebraska Furniture Mart.
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Good Mexican in Cincinnati?
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- cincinnatilisa Sep 28, 2006 03:16 PM
I started a similar thread a year or so ago but thought this was worth revisiting (because it is indeed a never ending quest!).
A few years ago dh & I made it a practice of trying all the local mexican restaurants. Our favorite is (and has been for quite a while) Rincon in Eastgate (near the Biggs). Really good chili verde, tamales, chili colorado, mole and enchiladas.
It seems new mexican restaurants are springing up in Cincinnati every day and it is hard to know which to try. I live north of the city (between montgomery & mason) and we haven't really found anything around us we like (we are giving El Toro a try tonight). Didn't care for Fiesta Bravo at all.
So whaddya think? Found any really good mexican food in Cincinnati?
We like Rincon very much and are also fond of El Ranchito on 5 Mile (Anderson Twp) and Habanero in Clifton.
I make no claims of authenticity on any ethnic restaurants, as I have done very little international travel, but I do know what I like:
1) The small chain called Acapulco - good, cheap, friendly service, fast. Locations I know of are in Fairfield and Milford.
2) Rio Grande in the lower part of the Newport shopping center
Oddly, I have had VERY bad experiences at both Rincon and El Ranchito, but I have also heard others praise the food at both places since then, and more than once. Maybe it is time for me to re-visit.
I like El Ranchito, though I think their margaritas are tasteless. We tried Los Portales at Skytop, the foot of Mount Washington, and didn't care for it. I like the fajitas at Margarita's, everything else is run of the mill. I'm also a fan of La Mexicana in Newport, and a couple of years ago I ate at a hole-in-the-wall in Florence called El Pueblito that I thought was pretty good.
But I still haven't found anything that blows me away. After getting an uninspired meal at Los Portales (basically, it was a shrimp stir-fry on a tortilla), I began to wonder if the owners of Mexican restaurants are doing what their Chinese counterparts have been accused of for years -- toning down the food for gringos. I just don't get the sense that what I'm being served is authentic.
Chain-wise, I like Abuelo's. Don Pablo's is okay, too. I wouldn't make any claims of authenticity for either. Having never lived in the Southwest, I probably don't know what real, excellent, authentic Mexican food is anyway!
Of the independents, I think the place at Winton and Kemper is the best I've tried. Unfortunately I can't remember the name. Rio Bravo, maybe? Anyway, they have a shrimp quesadilla to die for, and everything tastes like cooked from scratch.
Just thought I'd update this thread w/my feedback on our latest mexican experience. We ended up going to Palacio Azteca - it is in a hotel off Mason-Montgomery. You would have to be looking for it to find it. Dh knows the owners - they are former employees from Rancho Grande who decided to start a place on their own.
It was pretty good - better than many others I have tried but not as good as Rincon. I just had a chicken enchilada and chili relleno. Not particularly spicy (and I LIKE spicy) but I imagine that is in order to appeal to the masses. Dh had chili verde and really enjoyed it. Worth a try if you are looking for something new!
I have been in at least six different northern Mexican states and I do not know what "authentic Mexican" food is.
In Cincinnati, I have always found El Coyote on State Rd. in Anderson Township to be quite good. They serve a wide variety of Mexican as well as Tex-Mex dishes which are well prepared.
They must be doing something right as they have been open 20 years in a terrible location where the previous 12 restaurants closed within a year.
El Coyote Tex-Mex Cafe
7404 State Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45230-2159
Love this thread! I am from San Diego...born and raised. The site of Mexican restaurants coming to this area is INCREDIBLE. I like to think of myself as a connessieur of sorts...and here are my thoughts.
#1 -- Heads and tails above the rest...Palacio Azteca in Mason (off Bardes Road by the Home Depot on Fields Ertle). Has increbile eats and the best 40oz. Margarita you'll ever taste!
#2 -- Casa de Tequila... a smaller out of the way eatery off Cincinnati-Dayton exit on 75. Go West about a mile and it's in a small shopping strip on the left. Great food...horrible margaritas.
#3 -- Cactus Pear...a little expensive...not real mexican food, but it tastes good and their margaritas are ridiculous
#4 -- I have to agree with TJ on this one...there is a place in Milford called Aculpulco...pretty good stuff. I'd go back and I HAVE!
I will be going around and giving some of these a try. I was born and raised in California, and have gone to Mexico before. Nothing Ive had here is really what its like West. I'd say the closest I've had to authentic street mexican food from a taco wagon, you look up anywhere that says taqueria. That will narrow your search.
I found a taqueria I cant even find in google in Springdale close to Springdale and Northland Blvd, right next to that Princeton Plaza shopping center. Theyre still not quite authentic, but litterally the closest I have had here in the midwest so far.
I just cant stand Tex Mex. If you put any kind of cheese on your taco its not authentic to me. Its supposed to me simple, a soft corn tortilla with the meat of choice, a smooth salsa (roja), fresh diced onions, celantro, and a lemon/lime wedge. Chicken tacos are my favorite, West they only use dark meat chicken shredded. White meat chicken is so boring and blah to me, signature Tex Mex is white meat chicken.
Another good tell tale to authentic Mexican food, besides being sure they serve dark meat for their chicken tacos, is seeing if they have Beef Tounge(Lengua) as an optional taco meat choice. Also Brains(cabeza) will be on the menu. I havent found cabeza here yet, but Lengua is here @ real authentic Mexican. So, check for that not that you have to get it (Lengua is actually my personal top pick for meat of choice). Theyre usually holes in the wall, which are always the best places to go.
If you wonder what Lengua tastes like, its pretty much like the best most tender (NOT chewy like youd think) pot roast, but, even MORE tender than pot rost. It falls appart in your mouth. Its diced into small cubes. Its just fantastic. I buy beef toung personally whenever I find it here and make my own lengua tacos on the regular
Taqueria Maya is located in a strip mall between Play It Again Sports and Lens Crafters by the King's Auotmall. I go there for lunch. Their food is outstanding. Here are a couple of reviews:
The address is:
Taqueria Maya
9996 Kings Automall Dr
Cincinnati, OH 45249
(513) 677-6292
re: mikjackson77
I moved to Cinci from Los Angeles and the best Mexican food is in Kentucky. Don't laugh......
A Mexican family moved their from north of San Diego and opened a very small restaurant called La Mexicana. Its in Newport on Monmouth st, a five minute walk from the levee. They have a small but very authentic menu (read no cheesy goo or sour cream dropped on everything) and I rate their tacos as good as anything I had off of a truck or in a restaurant in LA. Give this place a try, you will not be disappointed.


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unsweetened dried cranberries?
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- PhillyHorn Jan 15, 2011 04:38 PM
Hi Everyone!
I really love dried cranberries, but they all seem so sweet to me. Have any of you ever encountered unsweetened (or even less-sweetened) dried cranberries? I realize they would be very tart, but I'm quite curious to try them anyway. Thoughts?
The least sweet ones I have found at the Whole Foods market. This version is sweetened with apple juice instead of a more processed sugar. I much prefer them.
I have never found a dried cranberry without any sweetener, even though I look every year before Thanksgiving.
unfortunately, completely unsweetened dried cranberries aren't available for retail purchase by consumers - you can only get them directly from orchards or industry suppliers if you're in the food manufacturing business.
the organic ones that are sweetened with fruit juice are usually less cloying than the conventional...and as gg said, you can make your own.
re: ipsedixit
i've had 'em - not as bad as you'd think. besides, i think the guy who munches on raw ginger - a practice that would bring most Hounds to tears - can handle a tart little berry or two ;)
re: Cheese Boy
they don't...but that was a good thought :)
re: Cheese Boy
Am I the only one who likes the TJ's unsweetened cranberry juice?
Agree on the craisin far-too-sweetness.
I did try dehydrating my own this past fall but it involved much more finicky processing than I wanted (pissy slicing, very controlled and yet unpredictable pre-boiling/cooking, etc.) and results were inconsistent and unsatisfying. The tartness was certainly present in my unsweetened versions but the texture wasn't pleasing like commercial craisins (too chewy/jerkylike/sometimes crunchy). I was so bummed, I gave up after four pounds and four different configurations (and I love dehydrating).
Shoreline Fruit seems your best bet -- except they don't sell their unsweetened craznos online. The second link gives phone # and e-mail, perhaps they could guide you to a retail source or make an arrangement. Good luck!
re: DuchessNukem
I've not had Shoreline's dried cranberries but will vouch for the goodness and quality of their dried cherries. Definitely the best I've found
re: coney with everything
i can vouch for the quality of Shoreline's cranberries as well - i got some samples at an industry trade show a few years ago.
I like Eden Food's dried cranberries, and blueberries and cherries. The cranberries are sweetened with apple juice. They taste great just the way they are. But when I use them for baking, I add them to the maple syrup/vanilla/apple juice etc. liquid mix, while I put the dry ingredients together, and it seems to mellow the bitterness or tartness. What's great about these dried fruits is they're big, plump, and moist. They really taste the best of all I've tried.
re: J.e.m.
Eden are really good, they're just expensive! they only come in those small bags...but it's so hard to find juice-sweetened ones in bulk or for a good price.
re: goodhealthgourmet
I hear ya. I bought a bag for the holidays, and I just use a little bit at a time. Using less isn't really that fun! But it makes me realize how dear fruits and other expensive items are. One trick I tried for some biscuits I made was I added anise seeds, currants, raisins, and candied lemon rind, tangerine rind, and orange rind I made myself, in addition to the dried cranberries to bring out all the flavors, and they were really good. Currants are pretty inexpensive; I buy a container of them from the bulk section. I think if I ever buy any more dried cranberries, I'll slice them really thin and I bet that would make the muffins or granola more cranberry-y. If you like using cranberries a lot, I bet you'd be happy to have a food dehydrator and dry your own! Do you make a lot of dishes with dried cranberries in them?
re: J.e.m.
before my last cross-country move i decided to get rid of a ton of stuff to simplify things...i foolishly chose to give away my dehydrator and i've been regretting it ever since!
i use dried cranberries in granola, muffins, cranberry sauce, chutney, biscotti...so yes, you could say i make a lot of things with them :) i tend to combine them with fresh for most uses (except granola). slicing or chopping the dried ones does help you do more with less.
I dried cranberries in my dehydrator but if your oven goes down to 150F you could do them in it, keeping a close eye on them. Unless you grow your own cranberries you won't save money but you'll end up with what you want.
Directions here: http://eatingfloyd.blogspot.com/2010/...
re: morwen
Hey everyone, I found unsweetened dried cranberries at Cherry Bay Orchards. You can go directly to their website or go through Amazon. Just found them and ordering them today.
in baked recipes that call for dried, i just chop some fresh ones in the food pro and use those in the batter. there is always sufficient sugar in the finished product and i like the bits of super-tart in there as contrast.
You can buy a pound of them at Amazon. They're not cheap, but they're awfully good for lots of cooking, baking.


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Travis County Commissioners Court
Tuesday, November 29, 2011 (Agenda)
The consent items are next.
posted for concept are c 1 through c 6, c 1 through c 6.
any issues with any of them?
then let's consider adding the following items to the consent motion.
if anyone would like for us to discuss separately the -- any of the items that I'm about to list, please say so as I call out the number of item.
again, I am recommending that these items be included on one mass consent motion.
all of 5, 5 a through 5 e, 6, 7 a and b,.
9, 10, 11 a and b, 12, 13, 14, all of 15, so 15 a through l, 16 a and b, do we know whether we got that contract in 17.
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>> we approved the item last week.
any issues with the written contract?
we approved the last week with a signed contract -- but a signed contract had not been delivered.
so 17 basically is on the document itself.
I recommend 17 to be included on the consent motion.
18, first public hearing on 19, second public hearing, item 20, 21, 22.
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>> you know, could I ask that 22 be laid off for the division -- laid out for the division of costs?
is that all right with you Commissioner Huber?
>> that's fine.
>> 22 pulled.
24 a, b and c, 25, 27, 27 is the last one.
>> move approval of the consent items.
>> second.
>> would anyone like for us to pull any of the items that I just listed for separate discussion?
all in favor of the motion?
that passes by unanimous vote.
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Visual meteorological conditions prevailed and respective company flight plans were filed for each of the 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 91 positioning flights. The Bell departed from offshore platform Vermilion 331 at 0857, and was en route westbound to another platform, East Cameron 321A. The Aerospatiale departed a fixed base at Cameron, Louisiana, at 0757, and was en route southeast bound to offshore platform, Vermilion 370.During an interview with the NTSB investigator-in-charge, the pilot of the Bell stated that he was flying at 1,000 feet AGL, on a westerly bearing, when he "heard" the sound of another aircraft. Almost simultaneously after hearing the sound, he saw a helicopter (Aerospatiale) between his "three-thirty and four o'clock" position, seemingly in a hard right turn. Immediately, his reaction was to initiate a "hard" left turn away from the Aerospatiale. After the turn, he noticed that the lower right portion of his helicopter's nose was missing, along with both of the tail rotor anti-torque pedals. Subsequently, the pilot entered an autorotation, transmitted a "MAYDAY" call, and landed the Bell in the water with the skid mounted float system deployed. As the pilot of the Bell recalls, his helicopter remained upright for about "thirty seconds", and as it rolled over, he exited through the pilot side cabin door. Rescuers arrived via helicopter and a boat. The pilot was rescued from the water, and retrieval operations commenced for the Bell helicopter, which inverted in the water, but remained afloat from the deployed floats.A rescue helicopter pilot reported that he "thought" he saw the wreckage of the Aerospatiale in the water before it sank. He also stated that he "thought" he spotted an "empty" life raft in the vicinity, but it was only a "glimpse." During subsequent rescue operations, the Aerospatiale pilot's body was found floating in the water. The only portions of the Aerospatiale recovered were two small sections of the landing gear (skid assembly), both floats (deflated), and three pieces of the under belly fuselage skin.PERSONNEL INFORMATIONThe pilot of the Aerospatiale held a commercial pilot certificate with rotorcraft-helicopter, and instrument ratings. He successfully completed the competency check required by Title 14 CFR Part 135.293(b) in an Aerospatiale AS-350 helicopter on January 5, 1998. According to FAA records, he held a second-class medical certificate dated March 24, 1998, with no restrictions. He had a total flight time of 3,667 hours (all helicopter time).The pilot of the Bell held a commercial pilot certificate with a rotorcraft-helicopter rating. He successfully completed the competency check required by Title 14 CFR Part 135.293(b) in a Bell BH 206 on November 4, 1997. According to FAA records, he held a first class medical certificate dated June 19, 1998, with no restrictions. He had a total flight time of 2586.3 hours (all helicopter time).AIRCRAFT INFORMATIONThe Aerospatiale twin-engine helicopter was manufactured in 1983 and had a total airframe time in service of 5,816.1 hours. The aircraft was being maintained in accordance with a manufacturer's inspection program. Maintenance records indicated the last inspection conducted was a 100-hour inspection on September 15, 1998, at 5795.3 hours of total time. Airworthiness Directive compliance records provided by the operator indicated no overdue actions. The latest aircraft status, dated October 6, 1998, indicated three overdue items; altimeter check, pitot static system check, and transponder check, all of which became overdue on September 30, 1998. The aircraft was equipped with two Allison 250-C20F engines with the #1 engine having 4,911.1 hours and 6,971 cycles, and the #2 engine having 4,248.4 hours and 1,078 cycles. An anti-collision warning system was not installed.The Bell 407 single engine helicopter was manufactured in 1997 and had a total airframe time in service of 1,168 hours. The helicopter was being maintained in accordance with an Approved Aircraft Inspection Program (AAIP). Maintenance records indicated that the last inspection conducted was a 50-hour inspection on October 1, 1998 at 1,052 hours total time. Airworthiness Directive compliance records indicated no overdue actions and the aircraft status report indicated no overdue items. The aircraft was equipped with an Allison 250-C47B engine with a total time of 369 hours and 1,552 cycles. An anti-collision warning system was not installed.METEROLOGICAL INFORMATIONAs reported by the Bell pilot, the wind was from the southeast at 35 knots with gusts to 40 knots, visibility 20 statute miles, scattered clouds at 2,000 feet, and a higher overcast layer above the scattered clouds. There were no reported restrictions to visibility or precipitation.COMMUNICATIONSA review of PHI's flight following logs indicated that the pilot of the Bell filed a flight plan while airborne at 0857. According to taped recordings on the PHI operating frequency, 131.37mhz, a "MAYDAY" call was made at 0906.WRECKAGE AND IMPACT INFORMATIONThe airframe of the Aerospatiale sank into the ocean and was not recovered. Examination of the pieces found floating on the surface indicated that the skid mounted floats had not been inflated (bottles still charged) and the fuselage skin pieces exhibited hydraulic canning damage. All major components of the Bell were recovered from the water. The main fuselage had moderate to severe damage from the collision and subsequent recovery. The windshield center post was fractured with the upper area of the nose structure adjacent to the right windshield damaged. Damage was noted on both sides of the engine oil tank and the baggage cargo door was missing. The belly section aft of the front right seat was damaged and the chin bubbles were shattered. The pilot's tail rotor pedals were missing due to overload fracture of the mounting plate.The landing gear assembly on the Bell had been removed from the belly attachment fittings to facilitate recovery operations. The left rear float bag had detached from the skid and was missing. The left side of the front crosstube was fractured 6 inches below the step mounting area. A portion of the fracture on the inside of the crosstube bow had a large dent that was oriented 45 degrees to the longitudinal axis of the crosstube. It appeared that the dent and fracture resulted from the crosstube being struck on the right side by a high-energy impact. MEDICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL INFORMATIONAn autopsy of the pilot of the Aerospatiale was performed at the Calcasieu Parish Coroner's Office in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Toxicological tests were performed by the FAA's Civil Aeromedical Institute (CAMI). According to CAMI, the findings of 63 ug/g acetaminophen, 0.094 ug/g nordiazepam, and 0.383 ug/g oxazepam in the pilot's urine were at low levels. (Nordiazepam and oxazepam are metabolites of diazepam, which is a tranquilizer, commonly known as Valium.) According to the FAA regional flight surgeon, "under normal circumstances, the FAA does not allow the use of tranquilizers or antidepressants while acting as pilot in command."TESTS AND RESEARCHThe Helicopter Safety Advisory Conference (HSAC) was formed in 1978 "to promote safe procedures in the operation of rotory-winged aircraft," and its voting membership is comprised of companies that have "direct operating involvement in helicopter operations in the Gulf of Mexico." One of HSAC's Recommended Practices (RP) for offshore helicopter operations is outlined in HSAC-RP No. 93.1. The background of the RP is "to enhance safety through standardized vertical separation of helicopters when flying in the offshore environment." Excerpts are:"Helicopters operating enroute to and from offshore locations, below 3,000 feet, weather permitting, should use enroute altitudes outlined below:Magnetic Heading of 0 to 179 degrees - 750 feet or 1,750 feet, or 2,750 feet Magnetic Heading of 180 to 359 degrees - 1,250 feet or 2,250 feet"These recommended altitudes, if used, provide a minimum of 500 feet vertical clearance. The surviving pilot stated that he was flying at 1,000 feet AGL when the collision occurred. Both operators, who are participating members of HSAC, did not have the HSAC-RP 93.1 in their respective operations manuals. The RP's are "recommended" and not "mandatory." The Bell's direct flight course from Vermilion 331A to East Cameron 321A was about 265 degrees. The Aerospatiale's direct course from Cameron to Vermilion 370 was about 155 degrees. ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONThe wreckages were released to their respective owners.


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Hi Henrik,
I think Jaros has the solution to your cleat-problem: When going out snowboarding, keep the trim line in the cleat. You might try to use the short knot on the kite control line leaders so you'll still have the full power setting available from the cleat.
cheers, Rudo
Yes, that is a solution but it don't fix the real problem. It's still a workaround from a less good solution. I have a 12m rise -10 and most of the time I don't need any depower at all because we don't have much wind where I live.
I haven't paid so much attention to it so I have no suggestion on a solution.
As an answer to you Jaros is that the bar is changed since 2008. I have had a Rise 10m from 2008 and didn't have this problem and not the other regarding the problem to depower. The summary is that the bar from 2010 is not as good as the bar from 2008 for snowkiting.
Thanks for your response and tips!
There is a small percentage of the first production run of 2010 bars that were not manufactured to design specs - the result is that the trim is " sticky " and harder to depower than it should be. If you have one of these bars please contact your retailer to obtain a warranty replacement chicken loop assembly (which will be supplied with a bonus new trim line to make changing out the loop very quick and easy for you).
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It seems that I have that first version so I'll talk to my dealer.
I had the '07 bar (same cleat on '07 and '08) and now have the 2010 bar and i use my gear a lot for snow kiting here in Utah. I wouldn't call snow building up in the cleat a design flaw, it's just the nature of snow kiting. snow tends to pack into tight spaces and any cleat fits that description. As recommended above, just keep the trim rope in the cleat to prevent this. If it slips out and snow does pack in, i just use a key to clear it out. The half inch of trim this eats up just doesn't make much of a difference to the power in the kite, but if you think it does, just move the attachement knots for the leaders in a little.
Hi, I'm not sure why this problem has not been explained yet, but nothing to do with ice or snow or stopper balls (I've never had any depower issues on the snow with any kite!)...John told me there was a shrinkage issue with the moulds in the factory with the first bunch of bars. Who can tell how many of the first bars it has affected, I'm sure John Z will have a better idea. A replacement depower loop will fix your issues. Funnily though mine has gotten much better with use, but is still a bit hard to depower while riding. Powering up is fine, probably because that's what the kite wants to do under load while flying! Try setting your cleat with a bit of depower prior to launch, especially on a windy day & then power up as necessary… until you can get a replacement.
Talk to your dealer, I'm sure they will have you covered…
Cheers, Tim:-)
Hi Tim and thanks for the info!
Yes, it has nothing to do with snow and ice. I can tell after have used a Rise 2008 two years both winter and summer.
OR should explain this better because it is a problem for those that have that bar.
My dealer have ordered a replacement depower loop so I'll get my probelm solved in a while.
Have fun!


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Rory Quiller advances to finals of pole vault at U.S. Olympic Trials
Former NCAA champion to compete in finals at 8:05 p.m. EST on Thursday
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VESTAL, N.Y.—While Erik van Ingen is preparing for his first trip to the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials, another former Binghamton athlete is making the most of his second trip to the quadrennial event. Former NCAA pole vault champion Rory Quiller, who graduated from Binghamton in 2008, has advanced to the finals of the pole vault, which will be held on Thursday at 8:05 p.m. EST. That sets up a hour in which he and van Ingen will compete in their events 45 minutes apart.
Quiller was one of 11 vaulters to clear 17-4 1/2 in the preliminary round on Monday night. The top three finishers in Thursday's finals will qualify for the U.S. Olympic Team, provided they have cleared the Olympic standard height of 18-9 1/4. The 2012 Summer Olympic Games will be held in London, England July 27-August 12. Four years ago, Quiller did not advance beyond the preliminary round.
"It's great to have made it this far," Quiller said. "The best part is that now I get to hang around later in the week and see Erik run his first race. It will be great to see he and (assistant coach) Annette (Acuff) again."
van Ingen, a 2012 Binghamton graduate who will be competing in the 1,500 preliminaries on Thursday at 7:20 p.m. EST. It marks the first time in its history that Binghamton will have two of its former athletes competing at the U.S. Olympic Trials.
From 2004-08, Quiller was a five-time NCAA qualifier and three-time All-American at Binghamton. After placing second in the 2007 NCAA Indoor Championships and fourth in the ensuing outdoor meet, he captured the 2008 NCAA indoor championship in his final collegiate meet. Four months later, he competed in the pole vault at the U.S. Olympic Trials, which were also held in Eugene, Oregon.
van Ingen and Quiller only spent one indoor track season together as teammates. After transferring from Canisius College in January 2008, van Ingen did not compete during that indoor season but still trained with the team. After Quiller's national title performance capped off his career, van Ingen was able to compete and over the next four years, he won 11 individual America East titles, advanced to seven NCAA Championships and was a four-time All-American. His top performance was a fifth-place finish at the 2011 NCAA indoor meet.
In its history, Binghamton has had four of its athletes take part in the Olympics either before or after their collegiate careers. John Moreau competed in fencing for the U.S. in the 1984 games, which were held in Los Angeles, California. Chris Coleman took part in the 1992 and 1994 Winter Olympic Games in the bobsledding events.
Before arriving at Binghamton, Yun Qu competed for her native China in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. She was fourth in the 100 butterfly. Hui-Jue Cai, meanwhile, also swam for China in 1996 and earned a bronze medal in the 4x100 relay.


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