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Recipe: Hot & Sour Mushroom, Cabbage, and Rice Soup
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Have the January blues seized you yet? The gleam of the holidays is gone, the weather has turned chill, and the annual head cold has finally settled in. The party food is put away, and there isn't much time to cook. It's back to school, back to work, back to the gym.
But cheer up — I have a cure for your glum January blues. It's soup weather, and I want to share again my January soup tradition: A rich, savory turkey broth, spiked up with spicy chili peppers and lime juice, stocked with mushrooms, fragrant rice, and melting strands of cabbage. It's hot and sour, delicious yet simple, hearty yet light — everything you want in January, and more.
I first made this soup a few years ago, when it came straight out of odd ingredients in the fridge and an instinctive craving for cabbage, rice, something spicy, and a little sour. I threw in almost every warming, refreshing ingredient I crave in the winter: peppers, garlic, ginger, lime juice, and rice. Amazingly, it all worked, and it's become a yearly tradition ever since.
When the weather gets cold and the other sort of cold descends, I pull turkey broth out of the freezer and make a big pot of this soup. The spiciness clears out the sinuses and the lime juice perks everything up. My husband and I slurp this up by the quart in January; it's the best winter tonic I know.
It's vegan-friendly too — just use vegetable broth. Use the best stuff you can — whether it's turkey, chicken, or veggie. This soup needs the deep flavor of a good stock.
And balance the different elements according to your own tastes. Some might like it spicier so add all the peppers, and serve with a big spoonful of chili sauce (realize though that this soup does get spicier as it sits in the fridge; by day 3 it will really burn — in a good way!). And if you want it saltier or more sour, just serve with soy and lime.
Happy soup-eating — it really is that time of year.
Hot and Sour Mushroom, Cabbage, and Rice Soup
1 tablespoon canola oil
4 ounces cremini or shiitake mushroom caps, thinly sliced
1 to 3 jalapeno peppers, finely diced
6 cloves garlic, minced
One 3-inch lump ginger, grated (or 1 tablespoon ginger puree)
1 to 3 limes, zested and juiced
8 cups broth — turkey, chicken, or vegetable
1/2 cup jasmine rice
2 tablespoons soy sauce, plus more to serve
1/2 small head green cabbage, cut in half and shaved thin
Chili garlic sauce or kimchi, to serve
Heat the oil in a large heavy pot or Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add the mushrooms and cook for 5 minutes without stirring. Toss the mushrooms after 5 minutes and cook for an additional 5 minutes, or until well-browned. Add the diced peppers, garlic, and ginger and cook for about five minutes or until fragrant and slightly softened.
Add the lime zest and broth and bring to a simmer. Add the rice, cover, and simmer for about 20 minutes or until the rice is just barely soft. Add the shaved cabbage, lime juice, and soy sauce to taste and simmer for another few minutes or until cabbage is hot.
Serve with extra soy sauce, lime wedges, and kimchi or chili garlic sauce.
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Recipe originally published December 10, 2008.
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I am about to upgrade to Windows 7 Professional from WinXP. Can someone please let me know if pcAnywhere 12.5 is compatible with Win7 Pro?
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I posted about this in the forum last week and haven't heard back.
I recently switched over to a new computer that came with Vista 64-bit with an upgrade option for Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. When I recieved the system (with Vista 64), I attempted to install PCA 12.5 and the install would hang when it got to a step where it said "Adding Shortcuts" (with 1 second to go). It would never complete and I would have to cancel the install.
When I upgraded my computer to Windows 7 Professional 64-bit. The PCA 12.5 installation hangs at the exact same point that it did under Vista 64.
I've tried countless times to do this installation and I'm considering trying a scratch install of the OS on this machine because PCA is so important to me. I'm wondering if PCA is conflicting with some of the pre-installed Dell utilities. Under Windows 7 64bit, it acts exactly like it did in Vista 64bit.
The funny thing is: When it gets to that "Adding Shortcuts" stage where it never completes, I've learned that if I do a hard powerdown at that point (pull the power plug with no battery). When it restarts, I can actually use PCAnywhere. This was the case with Vista and again in Win7. However, the PCA install is then in a Suspended state and it will prevent me from installing other software before I deal with it. So then I end up removing the suspended PCA installation.
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If you find yourself in Gonzales with a little time to spare, visit the Visitors Bureau located on the Courthouse Square. Pick up a driving tour guide. If you're lucky, one of the volunteer guides will be available and will drive you along the route telling you various facts and stories about the area, and some of the many old, historic homes within the city. You will learn about the famous (and infamous) folks who have lived there through their long history, as well as hearing about the various "hauntings" of some of the homes along the route. The tour takes about an hour and is completely free. It is well worth the time!
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Gonzales Memorial Museum
the Centennial historical memorial, the Memorial Museum commemorates the 'Immortal 32' who died in the Alamo. (when a request was sent out for more volunteers, gonzales was the only town to respond). Memorabilia is displayed there from the founders and early settlers of Gonzales, including the come & Take It Cannon, which might have fired the first shot for Texas independence on Oct. 2, 1835.
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Pioneer Village
this is neat place for kids and adults (i think). the people who work here get dressed up in pioneer clothing and make a lot of stuff the old fashioned way, and let you watch. it's quite hands on in some respects.
and the people who work here really love helping out and teaching people about the way things were done way back when.- Historical Travel
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Come And Take It - annual celebration
in October, commemorating the history of the town.
beer garden, food tent with lots of vendors (normally town organizations fund raising), a parade, exhibitions, booths with ALL kinds of arts and crafts, etc etc...basically a large small town event- Family Travel
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Come And Take It Cannon
In July, 1936 a flood unearthed a 21.5 inch long, 69 pound pitted and rusty iron cannon on the west side of Sandies Creek and was discovered by a rescue worker and laid on the side of the road where a mail carrier saw it and took it to the Gonzales Post office.
It sat there for about 32 years before being spotted by a gun collector in Houston. It then went through various trade offs and collections before one collector decided to research its history. It is believed that this tiny little cannon was the one that fired the fatal shot which started the Texas Revolution. (see Cultural Notes for more info).- Historical Travel
Gonzales Fire Station
The Gonzales Fire Station was built in 1908 and remodelled for the motorised engines in 1918. On top of the station is a weather vane which was made to order for a Gonzales County Cattle Baron's house. The side view of the fire station shows a new public restroom which Gonzales is very proud of :-) hmmm.. The tree showing on the corner of the photo is a ginko tree which apparently has a unique leaf and was once food for vegetarian dinosaurs (so they say..)
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The Gallows
The Gallows is a reproduction of the original which was last used in 1921 and was torn down in the 1950's. There were six legal hangings in or near the Gonzales County Jails. Legend has it that Albert Howards hanging on March 18, 1921 was the last to be held in Gonzales County Jail. While he was in jail, he paid strict attention to the clock on the courthouse to keep up with the number of hours he had left to live. He swore that his innocence would be shown by the clock and that none of the four faces would ever keep the same time. Through the years the faces have rarely been consistent.
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The Gonzales County Courthouse was built in 1896 at a cost of $64,450. The red brick, was shipped from St. Louis, and white limestone from the Maurin Quarry. The building has undergone a complete restoration and stands as landmark in downtown Gonzales.
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The Guadeloupe River is one of two rivers that run through Gonzales County, the other being the San Marcos River. The first settlement in the area was abandoned in July 1826 after two Indian attacks and was rebuilt on the Guadalupe River in 1827. Riverside Park lies on the banks of the river.
Eggleston House
This lovely little log house was built in 1848 and has been carefully restored and furnished with antiques revealing a picture of Texas pioneer life. It is the oldest standing structure in Gonzales. There are only two rooms which are separated by a centre porch, the bedroom and the kitchen/eating area.
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Photographer Jim Goldberg left New Haven as a young man, disillusioned with the failures of urban renewal. Forty years later he has returned to look at the "Model City"—and its denizens—with a fresh eye.
Since September, Goldberg has been photographing portraits of New Haveners like "Charles," pictured. Goldberg has been working in his trademark style—collaborating with subjects who write their stories on his photos. He's also been trying a new technique, taking pictures from the roof of an RV rolling around town.
Goldberg (pictured) grew up here, the son of a candy distributor. He went on to become an acclaimed documentary photographer known for long-term immersive projects. He's back in town now as a Yale University Art Gallery artist-in-residence.
For nearly a year, Goldberg, who now lives in San Francisco, has been intermittently visiting New Haven to take photographs. He's working on a book about the city, looking at the legacy of urban renewal, five decades after its heyday.
Goldberg, now 61, grew up in the era of Mayor Dick Lee, when New Haven received record amounts of federal and foundation funding to become a "Model City" for urban renewal and anti-poverty programs. As a kid, Goldberg believed in the city planning philosophy that was remaking the city. By the time he left town, after high school, the city was growing poorer and race riots broke out—shaking Goldberg's faith in Lee's vision of a new New Haven.
The photographer's current project is to take a fresh look at the city, to see the ongoing ripples of choices made in the Model City years. He wants to capture the new promise of New Haven, with less naive eyes this time.
Goldberg has been making portraits, taking pictures on the street, and making landscape photos. He's been working with film and digital cameras in several formats, and recording video and audio. And he's been making use of a new piece of creative equipment: a rented R.V.
On several of his visits to town, Goldberg has toured the city on the roof of an R.V., taking pictures of people and sights he passes by. It's a way for him to interact with New Haveners in a new way, guided by the streets that connect —and divide—the city.
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"When I grew up here, it was Dick Lee's time, and Model City time," Goldberg said.
Lee was the architect of New Haven's embrace of urban renewal. The liberal city-planning philosophy called for the overhaul of municipal landscapes through eminent domain seizures, uprooting whole neighborhoods and constructing brutalist-style public buildings.
The lasting legacy of the period is perhaps most obvious in the Route 34 corridor, where an entire neighborhood was razed to make way for a highway to nowhere. At the time, people believed the city's future lay in building new ways for cars to get in and out of the city quickly, so that people could commute from the suburbs easily.
As a young "Connecticut Yankee" with a sense of American Exceptionalism, Goldberg embraced the Urban Renewal vision.
"I believed all the freeways would bring prosperity ... and help dying industries" and improve race relations. "And then the dream kind of fell apart."
Goldberg grew up in Westville. He attended Edgewood elementary school, one of the first schools to undergo integration. He went to high school at Lee High, but his parents pulled him out because of the race riots in 1970. He finished out his high school education at Hamden Hall and left town.
Goldberg became a renowned photographer, known for immersive projects documenting overlooked places and people. His first book, Rich and Poor, recently reissued, was an exploration of class divides. It features portraits of both the wealthy and the down-and-out. Each image is paired with text handwritten by his subjects.
That work was influenced by his childhood, by his realization that Urban Renewal wasn't going to solve problems of poverty and division in society. "It's based on my experience growing up in New Haven, and the disappointment of the Model City."
Goldberg's return to town is a return to that theme. "I come back thinking about Model City and wanting to do work about that."
He's working with photographer Donovan Wylie, a fellow member of the famed Magnum photo agency. Together, but for different reasons, they're focused on the highways of New Haven, erected during the era of Urban Renewal.
"I'm interested in the walls between these people," Goldberg said.
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"In some ways, nothing and everything has changed," Goldberg said of New Haven today. As he drives through Westville, he can still see his childhood there clearly, remembers running through yards and between houses.
But when he looks at Whalley Avenue, he's shocked by some changes, like the boarded-up Chuck's Lunchette. That was where the cool high school kids would congregate.
Goldberg said he remembers strong Irish and Italian communities. "I don't remember anyone speaking Spanish when I grew up."
Downtown has seen gentrification since his day, Goldberg noted.
He said he'd like to capture "a slice of what the city has become."
"If I could, I would photograph everyone in New Haven."
Failing that, Goldberg is taking to an RV, an idea he got while traveling cross-country in a camper with photographer Alec Soth, for a project called Postcards from America.
"I'm riding on top, mapping the streets in a Google fashion," Goldberg said. He's not simply neutral observer, however. Mounting the RV is a way for him to move easily in and out of neighborhoods, and to form a novel relationship with his subjects.
He's been waving and greeting people as he drives around taking pictures. "It's performative," he said.
Goldberg traditionally works in a very long-form fashion, taking years to complete a book or project. He said he's hoping to complete his work in New Haven faster than usual.
"I'm planning one more trip," he said. Look for him on the roof of an RV, cruising the streets of his hometown with a camera in his hand.
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"If you want to be happy, make others happy" so let's do it. I know how you can feel more confident, happy and proud about yourself. It's easy... make others happy. Hug someone you see for the first time, smile to the sad person you see on the street, ask somebody how they REALLY are... My plan is this: hug/smile to some stranger as many times as you can in a day and then in the end of the day, come here and write the number of people you made happy that day. So are you with me? let's make the world a better place! Share this plan with as many people you can and help others, make something good and feel good about that. I promise you, you won't regret when you see smile on someone's sad face <3Remember, everything is possible! ;)
I have done many of the things that you have mentioned, open doors for elderly, give compliments to strangers-- help a customer in a store to get something off a high shelf-ect.. My son and wife recently had theyre first child, i went to tell my cousin on the phone and found out she passed away 2 weeks earlier. - what a day, i never should of called, but then i never would of found out either--love to chat with u on facebook im billMeh
I've been working on this for almost as long as you've been alive and it makes me happy to see others trying to do the same thing. My personal thing for almost 18 years is giving flowers to strangers. If I'm happy I love to share it with others and if I'm sad (rare) I give flowers to make others smile which makes me smile! You can see it here on an interview I did after someone I gave a flower to turned out to be a reporter. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-oaUguaoeQ
It was cool, this week I had 24 ladies who thought of me as their Valentine's Day sweetheart after I gave roses away at a retirement home!
That's a very nice attitude If everyone was like u the world would be a better place. How did u become so thoughtful? I must admit I should be more like that, thanks for reminding me : )
Very sweet story :)
We have the same philosophy thePianogirl. It's so rewarding to see someone's face light up with a smile. Excellent story. 😃
I love the idea! Luckily, I am almost always smiling at everyone I see!!
Awwwwwwwwwwww way sweet idea I'll try it!
Sound fabulous babes, stay like that for the rest of ur life, i love that more
Forgive yourself and loving others becomes much easier. Your sentiment is divinely inspired.
My plan is help every one !
"Happiness is a habit so cultivated it". i do agree with you thepianogirl ... :)
Hey U have the right attitude and if everyone would do this, the world would be such a beautiful place.... LOVE U
You sound positive, but we live in a frivolous world, where positivity, is only a mask for the reality of misery. I wish there was more people like you though probably would change the world!! Hope you succeed.
A long time ago I would walk the streets of an eastern (US) city in my spare time, and the smiles made all the difference. Granted, it wasn't Dallas, but people like that do make the world much more liveable.
Love the plan.......I see some of that going on hear now. Complete strangers helping each other out.. I'm a victim of hurricane sandy, thank God my children and I are safe but we lost everything. A hug, a smile is such a beautiful thing............
God bless you luv,i love it and Love you God bless you in Jesusus name for holy holy holy is thou amen my name is Richard Lee Admas you have my support,,,my scfreen name on yahoo and Gmail is richbutpoorone God Bless you sister!!!!
Your story made me smile! I am glad that you are so positive now.
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The process of perception began in our minds. All our thoughts are aiming to distinguish good and evil. The silence that we keep has to be broken. We have to get rid of the lie from our world, to learn on mistakes made in the past. With our beliefs manifesting in daily life we can break the silence.
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I find that every time I make someone happy you make someone else unhappy. It's a human consequence however unfortunate.
lol hugging strangers could get you arrested, but smiling and making a nice comment is doable :]
I wear a 'Hug me' pin everyday just in case someone needs one :)
I'm a little shy, but I'll try this.
I would love to Hug you.
I do this alot already, Im known for my bear hugs...
You so kick ***! If you were my neighbor we would rule the world. Kindly, of course...
I do agree with your thoughts on changing the world my personality feels flawed when I am not assisting someone in some way. I call it pay it forward. Why does someone have to be nice to you to want to help if possible? Why must people be stuck up and snobby to strangers ? Every person I met is invaluable because I learned something from them good or bad.
Hey there. I am in. Bless you and your wonderful idea.
Great idea,I like the way you think!,it really would make the world a better place,I'm definitely in!!!.
Exactly!!! I practice this daily. I like it better being around happy people so I do whatever I can to make my space a happy place.
I like it and last week at the post office as I walked in a person was uttering abuse at one of the staff as they walked out. How rude I said to the lady who told me it was the third time that day. I finished my business and left.
I went home and wrote a letter to my friend in a refugee camp and went back to post it with a mickey mouse cap for her son. I took a very large arrangement of artificial flowers which had been given to us a few days earlier. I gave them to the lady in the post office she was so happy. It really did brighten her day.


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Indonesia Summer Programs Assistant Director Position - Summer 2015 VIA's Asia programs runs a portfolio of summer experiential education programs across Asia. We're seeking an exceptional candidate to work collaboratively with our team in Yogyakarta, Indonesia to design and manage three separate summer programs held in Yogyakarta from June-August. Our programs include an emphasis on research, leadership development, and peace and conflict resolution. Each program has a different target audience that ranges from high school students, undergraduates, and graduate students. Our current team is comprised of a seasonal Academic Programs Director who has oversight over all short-term programs in Indonesia, a full-time Indonesia-based coordinator, and several seasonal program assistants. The Indonesia Summer Programs Assistant Director will report to the Academic Programs Director. The intent of the Assistant Director hire is to transition to the Academic Programs Director role in 1-2 years. Position Description: This is a seasonal position to co-design and support all short-term academic summer programs in Indonesia. Specific duties include: Preferred Qualifications: Compensation and Benefits: Position Location: Yogyakarta, Indonesia, beginning May 2015 To apply, please submit a resume and cover letter to Patrick Arnold, Senior Asia Programs Director at firstname.lastname@example.com. The priority deadline is November 1, 2014. 2015 Exploring Health Care (EHC) Coordinator VIA is looking for students who are interested in cultural exchange and obtaining a broader, more global view of medicine to serve as coordinators for the 2015 EHC program. Purpose of the Coordinator Position:
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* Note: Coordinators are not required to attend activities that overlap with exams or classes To apply: Step 1: Download and answer a brief set of essay questions. Step 2: Click here to complete an application and submit your essays by the application deadline: Wednesday, December 8, 2014. For questions or comments, please contact Ellison Weeks, Medical Programs Director, at firstname.lastname@example.com. 2015 Exploring Health Care (EHC) Assistant Program Director Job Summary: VIA seeks an assistant program director to support VIA's Exploring Health Care (EHC) program which brings together students from top medical schools across Japan. Participants have the opportunity to visit a number of leading health care organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area. Participants then work closely with their peers, including students from local universities such as Stanford and UCSF, to use what they have learned in order to critically analyze the strengths and weaknesses of health care in the U.S. and Japan. The ideal candidate will have background in international education, experience with international exchange programs and some familiarity with Japanese language and culture, as well as general knowledge of health care in the Bay Area. The assistant program director will be hired over 2 months (February through the end of March with flexible start and end dates) to assist the EHC program. The program dates for EHC 2015 are from March 13 to March 26. The first week of the exchange will be based in San Francisco followed by a second week of activities at Stanford and in the surrounding Silicon Valley area. The assistant program director is part of a staff team dedicated to furthering international education through delivering innovative, transformative programs, and the position is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to gain international program experience. Who we are: VIA is an educational non-profit organization dedicated to increasing understanding between the United States and Asia through public service and cross-cultural education programs. VIA's Stanford Programs division fosters an entrepreneurial approach to designing experiential programs that provide in-depth, personal, and provocative cross-cultural experiences for students from top Asian universities for 36 years. In 2014, over 250 students from mainland China, Japan, Korea, Macau, and Taiwan participated in six transformative short-term programs. VIA has offices at Stanford University and in San Francisco. The Stanford Programs staff will be based primarily at the Stanford office although telecommuting and the use of virtual collaboration tools (Google Docs, Skype, etc.) will be encouraged during the pre-program period (see below). Responsibilities: Pre-program period (February 15 - March 12)
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Governor Bent House and Museum - Taos, New Mexico - Tribute to Territory's First Governor
Born in Charleston, West Virginia and a graduate of West Point Military Academy, Charles Bent (1799~1847) was a mercantile trader who became the first Governor of the New Mexico Territory in September 1846. He established an office in Santa Fe, while retaining his retail business and home in Taos.
Tragically, Bent's time as Governor was quite short. In January 19, 1847, he was assassinated during the Taos Revolt, as an angry mob protested American rule.
Today, the Governor Bent House and Museum commemorates this historical figure and serves as the Gallery of Western Art. This is the actual adobe house where Bent died He was scalped alive and murdered, as members of his household escaped through a hole in the parlor wall.
Apart from the mid-19th century furnishings, artifacts, memorabilia, and exhibits related to Governor Bent's life, there are works on display by noted local artists. They include a series of paintings entitled "Rural Americana'' by Leal Mack, as well as pieces by Robert Dennis, O.E. Berninghaus, Endre Szabo, Ann Mallen, and Tom Waugh, among many others.
The Governor Bent House and Museum is open to the public daily from 9am to 5pm in summer and 10am to 4pm in winter. The fee for admission is $1 for adults and 50? for children. It is located a block north of Taos Plaza at 117 Bent Street, Taos, New Mexico 87571.
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Local Sports Roundup, 3/27
ASU track and field
Rodgers, Danville earn top LSC honors
Angelo State University's Jaylen Rodgers and Kearah Danville were recognized Wednesday as the 2014 Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field Athletes of the Year. The honors were announced following a vote of the league's head coaches.
Rodgers received the award for the track side with her performance in the 800-meter run at the 2014 NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships. The junior finished eighth in the final with a time of 2:12.70 to earn her second All-American honor for indoors and fourth total in her collegiate career.
Danville defended her title as NCAA Division II triple jump champion. She led all flights after the first go-round in the triple jump with a jump of 42 feet, 8.25 inches.
The Rambelles are ranked No. 1 in the Week 2 edition of the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Division II National Team Computer Rankings released Tuesday.
Irion County to host F.A.M.I.L.Y. Relays
Irion County High School will host the IC F.A.M.I.L.Y. Relays on Thursday in Mertzon for 10 teams from around the area.
The relays are part of a movement originated by Brett White, Irion County's head football coach and athletic director, during summer practices called IC F.A.M.I.L.Y. — meaning "Forget about me, I love you." The participants, parents, elementary students and teachers will learn more about the movement and receive a bracelet.
The bracelet exchange begins at 5:30 p.m. before elementary students run a lap to begin the running portion of the meet.
For more information about One Strong Family, visit onestrongfamily.com. For more information about the event, contact Camille Rey at 325-212-1793 or Brett White at 325-835-2881.
ASU intramural sports
ASU's WT Impact headed to nationals
Angelo State University women's intramural basketball team, WT Impact, won the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association Championship Series regional tournament March 7-9 at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth.
WT Impact defeated a University of Texas at Arlington team 61-51 in the championship game.
WT Impact's Kim Haynes was named MVP. She was joined on the all-tournament team by teammate Mercedes Lopez.
WT Impact advances to the NIRSA Championship Series National Basketball Tournament on April 11-13 at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, N.C.
Chiefs in ninth after 4-4A's second round
The Lake View High School boys golf team sits in ninth place after the second round of the District 4-4A Tournament on Wednesday at The Rawls Course in Lubbock.
David Castro led the Chiefs, shooting an 87 for a two-day total of 179. Tyler Coplen shot a 95 for a two-day score of 180. Lake View's other scores were Zac Zuniga (96-96—192), Trey Anderson (109-117—262 and Alex Barrera (103-140—243).
Frenship leads the team standings with a score of 646, 30 shots ahead of Plainview. Lubbock Monterey is in third (686), followed by Frenship 'B' (689), Hereford (722), Plainview 'B' (726), Lubbock Monterey 'B' (733), Lubbock High (736), Lake View (771) and Lubbock High 'B' (792).
Frenship's Josh Montoya leads the individual race with a two-day score of 152. His teammate, Zach Aguirre, is in second at 156.
The Chiefs will play the third and final round April 8 at Reese Golf Course in Lubbock.
"Rawls is a tough course. It's the longest course we play, and it doesn't give you much room for error," Lake View coach Josh Parker said. "I think the kids played to the best of their abilities. They had opportunities where they could have let it just eat them up, and they played it really well.
"Moving forward to the final round, I think with the next course we'll have a good chance to take a lot of strokes off with our next score. I don't think it'll be as tedious as the last two."
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Add a CommentI found Dairy Queen by Catherine Murdock to be a realistic look at fifteen year old DJ Schwenk's summer as she takes on the bulk of the work on her family's Wisconsin Dairy Farm due to her father's injury. With only her younger brother's help, the work is overwhelming and her schoolwork has already suffered as she flunked English. High school football plays an important role in this small rural town and a strong rivalry with an adjacent town has built up over the years. DJ's own family is quite involved in football as her father is a former coach and her two older brothers were stars before they left home.
Brian Nelson plays for the rival team, and although talented, he needs to be trained in focus and temperament and so his coach, who is a family friend, brings him to the Schwenk farm to work and, he hopes, to be trained by DJ. At first this appears to be a bad idea as DJ and Brian are like oil and water, but gradually over the summer, they bond and DJ develops a major crush on him.
But this is so much more than a girl/boy/football story. The story deals with many issues, in particular communicating and keeping secrets. A coming of age story about finding yourself as an individual and becoming comfortable in your own skin. Well written with a very likeable heroine, this was a very enjoyable read.


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Reagan's envoys East and West: smoothing the waters
During his term, President Reagan has sent two different secretaries of state to China, and each produced what looks like sharply different results. In 1981, Secretary of State Alexander Haig Jr., promised much but delivered little. Relations with China continued to sour.
Leaving Peking on Sunday, Haig's successor as secretary of state, George Shultz, promised little in the way of results but could conceivably deliver more.
The contrast could hardly be more striking. Mr. Haig forcefully asserted that United States and Chinese perceptions had never been closer. Nearly a year and a half later, Mr. Shultz gave a low-key, carefully expressed hope for an improvement in relations.
Even the weather during the two secretaries' visits was markedly different. It was summer during Haig's visit, with the skies often clear. Shultz saw the gray walls and roofs of Peking emerge each morning out of a winter smog. In the winter, dust sweeping in from Mongolia combines with the haze from coal fires to make Peking one of the most polluted cities in the world.
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In 1981, Haig declared that the US and China ''shared objectives'' on virtually all regional issues. He asserted that the ''common resolve'' of the US and China to coordinate policies in order to limit Soviet expansionism had grown stronger. And Haig predicted ''a major expansion of Sino-American friendship and cooperation.''
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An agreement on reducing arms sales to Taiwan last August bought time for both sides, but it failed to restore either trust or momentum to the US-China relationship.
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The Football Association have played down reports emanating from Italy suggesting that England's new manager Fabio Capello is under investigation over tax returns.
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