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It's very much in the spirit of the approach to other religious faiths that I favor and advocate.
Notice, though, how the Evangelical anti-Mormons who've posted it — thus far, I've found no undoctored version of the video on the web — try to put a negative spin on it.
I wish the original broadcast had explained that covering the pictures of Christ on the wall is by no means an anti-Christian gesture, let alone an expression of disrespect for Jesus. Muslims allow no representations of people in their mosques or worship spaces at all, whether of Jesus or Moses or Muhammad. (They're concerned, among other things, with the risk of idolatry.) Still, all devout Muslims must, if they're orthodox, accept the prophethood of Jesus, his birth to a virgin, his miracles, his ascension into heaven, and his pending return to earth at the Last Judgment.
From the particular hardcore Evangelical point of view represented in the commentary on this video, though, I suppose it gets even worse:
I'm aware of at least one other case, in California, of Muslims being permitted to use a Latter-day Saint stake center for their Friday prayers over a period of several months. And they were permitted to use the LDS welfare cannery to can halal foods for their suffering fellow-Muslims during the wars in the Balkans. (How horrible!) I'm very pleased, too, that Latter-day Saint Charities has worked closely with Islamic Relief on major humanitarian aid projects. And I was delighted to hear, a few years ago, a story out of the Church's massive response to the devastating 26 December 2004 tsunami in the Indian Ocean: After thousands of body bags had been supplied, and food and drinking water and medicines delivered, and schools rebuilt, Church representatives asked what else the people in Indonesia's Aceh province needed. Most copies of the Qur'an had been destroyed or washed out to sea, came the reply, and the people were spiritually devastated, too, not just physically. In response, I'm told, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints supplied either hundreds or thousands of copies of the Qur'an — I haven't been able to nail a precise figure down — to the people of that sorely afflicted place.
I'm extremely proud of that. I couldn't be more pleased.
I've seen reports, too, of Jewish congregations in northern and southern California being allowed to hold worship services in Latter-day Saint buildings. (In one case, the Jews, gathering to celebrate Yom Kippur, also covered the pictures of Jesus.) Brigham Young donated the land for the first Jewish synagogue in Salt Lake City.
I briefly discussed nineteenth-century Mormon hospitality to Catholics in a 2010 article for the Deseret News, and I know directly and personally that active Latter-day Saints contributed very generously to the relatively recent renovations of Salt Lake City's Catholic Cathedral of the Madeleine:
The Church also donated to the construction of the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Hindu Temple in Spanish Fork, as another anti-Mormon site reveals (no doubt to the shuddering horror of most of its readers):
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It would be fun and interesting, I think, to gather up stories of institutional and informal help given by Latter-day Saints to congregations of other faiths. I know of quite a few of them, including L. Tom Perry's work — he's now a member of the Council of the Twelve, but was then just an American soldier in the occupying army — to rebuild Christian churches in postwar Japan during his off hours, and I recall, though a quick search has failed to turn anything about it up on the internet, Latter-day Saints helping to rebuild a black Protestant church in northern Utah several decades ago. There are, I think, lots of similar accounts.
I can't help but think how different they are from the reception that we often encounter when we try to build a chapel or a temple in an area dominated by Evangelicals. We're picketed and protested, and, not infrequently, certain groups try to block construction. I think, too, of the attempt by Latter-day Saints to get some time in the interfaith chapel in Vail, Colorado, back in the early 1980s. Other denominations were permitted to meet in it, and local Jews were permitted to meet in it, but, in the end, we were not. "It's an interfaith chapel," explained the Rev. Stephen Hoekstra (whose name and infamy are etched into my memory), "not an intercult chapel." I recall, as well, the petition of the little branch of the Church in Cairo, Egypt, during the late 1970s or early 1980s when my wife and I lived there, seeking to hold our meetings in the nondenominational Ma'adi Community Church on Fridays, when it was otherwise unused. We were refused, because our theology was unacceptable to that church's powerful Evangelical contingent.
Finally: This slightly modified video was, by the way, certainly an anti-Muslim effort. But it was also, almost certainly, an anti-Mormon one, given the identity of the group that did the modifying. In their usual propaganda, they claim that we're not Christians. In this particular piece, they're implicitly critical of us because we permit non-Christians to worship in our buildings and, while doing so, to cover up images of Christ. They don't seem to realize that it's at least slightly problematic for their efforts when this vido reveals that we have pictures of Christ in our meetinghouses. (Of course, one Evangelical told me a few years ago that, sure, there are pictures of Christ in our temples and meetinghouses. But, he insisted, when the temple open houses are finished and the visitors leave our chapels, we take those pictures down and replace them with images of Joseph Smith.)


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We have something else in District 1 that is irreplaceable, and that is Sherri Lightner. How could we ask for more?
I've worked with Sherri as a volunteer for over 20 years and have never seen anyone that comes close to her, in her dedication to her constituents across District 1. She is selfless; we can't afford to let her get away. She is extremely well-informed on her constituents' needs and tireless in protecting them. She doesn't toot her own horn, but is always there behind the scenes quietly getting things done for us.
Don't let her go.
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49th Congressional District
Our representative to be, Darrell Issa (if he is not defeated by Jerry Tetalman in the upcoming election), has betrayed the citizens of the United States by putting in jeopardy Libyans trying to help resolve the Libyan crisis in the interest of the U.S. One cannot help but believe the decision to release these documents two weeks before the election and before a thorough analysis is completed and without redacting the actual names of people who are risking their lives to support America and keep us safe is an attempt to enhance Representative Issa's political profile before this crucial election. Sen. Dick Durbin said the document dump "shows the lengths many will [go] to to try to politicize this tragic situation."
This is just another example in Rep. Issa's … history of using McCarthy-like tactics to defeat anything our president tries to achieve in order to ensure that President Obama is a one-term president and preserve Rep. Issa's own political future. – Bill Ziefle, Carlsbad
52nd Congressional District
In response to "Bilbray ad focuses on his daughter's cancer" (Oct. 26): My husband recently died of a rare form of cancer. To see Brian Bilbray use his daughter's cancer in a commercial during this election, especially claiming that it is not political, is beyond disgusting. – Hallie Burch, University City
As a two-time survivor of Stage 4 non-hodgkin's lymphoma, I am disgusted by Brian Bilbray's TV ads exploiting his daughter's cancer to try to get re-elected to Congress.
It shows the true character of a desperate man. The hypocrisy is appalling.
Dump him so he can spend all of his time and money working to support cancer research. Then those TV ads would achieve the proper result. – William E. Pemble, Ocean Beach
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The newly drawn 39th state Senate District is precisely what California voters had in mind when they voted to transfer the authority for drawing districts from self-serving politicians to an independent citizens' commission ("High-profile clash in S.D. Senate race," Oct. 29). This change has resulted in more competitive races, including this year's contest in the 39th state Senate District between former Republican Assemblyman George Plescia, and current Democratic Assemblyman Marty Block.

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Pools in pores after sweating. Pools is another term for caking.
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2 lippies from me for Maybelline blend ability.
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iTunes-rival MusicMatch debuts music sharing feature
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Music sharing extended
MusicMatch has launched a that allows its users to share music with other users. The Associated Press reports MusicMatch's revamped website--offering both permanent song downloads and subscription access to streaming music--features a service that allows users to send an email to friends with a special link that allows the purchased song to be played up to 3 times before it becomes "locked". The feature extends the music sharing paradigm of playlist-sharing found in other music services, such as Napster 2.0 and Apple's iTunes. One analyst says that it "will be an incremental feature that could lead them to be more competitive...You'll probably see other people follow MusicMatch's lead, particularly if it proves successful, and my guess is that it will be."


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National Archives
Library Of Congress Has Plan For Saving Recordings
The Library of Congress is embarking on an extensive plan that will serve as a blueprint for preserving the nation's history in recorded sound.
National Archives To Recall Nixon's NASA Years
The National Archives is displaying rarely seen documents and items showing milestones in manned spaceflight from President Richard Nixon's administration.
Agencies Want Help Recording Historic Weather Data
The National Archives is partnering with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to recruit citizen scientists to help transcribe weather data from historic ship logs.
Archives To Recount JFK's Cuban Missile Crisis
Fifty years after the Cuban missile crisis, the National Archives in Washington has pulled together documents and secret White House recordings to show the public how President John F. Kennedy deliberated to avert nuclear war.
National Archives To Show Constitution's Fifth Page
The National Archives says it plans to display the so-called "fifth page" of the U.S. Constitution for the first time to celebrate the document's 225th anniversary next week.
Archives Employee Admits To Copyright Infringement
Federal prosecutors say a man who made and sold unauthorized copies of DVD movies and CD music in his office at the National Archives has pleaded guilty to criminal copyright infringement.
National Archives Shows Benjamin Franklin's Papers
Documents from the National Archives are going on view to explore the life of Benjamin Franklin as a scientist, diplomat, philanthropist and founding father.
U.S. Archives Unveils Magna Carta After Repairs
A 715-year old copy of Magna Carta will soon return to public view at the National Archives after a conservation effort removed old patches and repaired weak spots in the English declaration of human rights that inspired the United States' founding documents.
Md. Man Accused Of Theft From National Archives
A former employee of the agency that safeguards the nation's records including the Declaration of
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Lincoln Document Returned To National Archives
A November 1862 letter signed by three surgeons in Hagerstown asking Lincoln to appoint a chaplain to tend to wounded and dying soldiers after the Battle of Antietam was returned to Archives officials Thursday.
Only U.S. Copy Of Magna Carta Treated At US Archives
A painstaking conservation effort to remove old patches and repair weak spots in a 714-year-old copy of the Magna Carta has revealed that the full text of that English declaration of human rights remains intact even though some words are faded and illegible to the eye, the National Archives said Tuesday.
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NFL Madden Mobile ready for the new football season
A new version of the Madden NFL Mobile game is now available for sports fans that really need to get into the action. Build a team, manage positions, call plays, and upgrade your players. Take the game online and see how well you do against your buddies. This is a freemium title mind you, so expect in-app purchases and timers.
Even though I'm not normally a sports guy and the video is for the console version, be sure to check out EA's Madden trailer here.
How many of you guys are into the Madden games? Did you play last years? Does your love for football override any nickel-and-diming inherent in a free-to-play game?
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In a blender, or in a food processor fitted with the steel blade, purée watermelon, lime juice, sugar, orange-flavored liqueur and rum until smooth, and divide among chilled stemmed glasses.
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I decide to make a thread where viners could talk about their favorite comics are for the week, I'll bump this thread once a week on Wednesday so we could continue talking about our favorite comics for the week.
I'd have to say that comic for this week was Savage Wolverine #7. The story was fun, the action was great, and Joe Madueria's art is sublime! I especially loved when Wolverine and Elektra were fighting the Hand, and he described how the animal in him becomes alive during a fight.
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May 5, 2014 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  In a showdown between two of the elite Class 3-A girls soccer teams in the state, the Lander Tigers edged Cody 2-1 Saturday afternoon in Lander.
Red-hot Tiger boys win three straight
May 5, 2014 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Three more victories were produced during the week by the Lander Tigers on the soccer field.
Fremont County track athletes make marks at elite showcase in Casper
May 5, 2014 - By Randy Tucker, Sports Writer:  A handful of Fremont County athletes competed at the Wyoming Track Classic in Casper Friday Evening at Harry Geldien Stadium.
RHS boys cannot turn opportunities to goals, fall 1-0 KW
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May 5, 2014 - By Mark Shields:  To be fair, most Republicans have never hidden their distaste for campaign-finance laws that place limits on how much someone can give to a political candidate ... [more]
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May 5, 2014 - By Randy Tucker:  Sometimes it's fun to do, and to watch.
Airline inquiry
May 5, 2014 - By Steven R. Peck:  If we woo a new carrier, there will be questions and answers for both sides
Wyoming digest
May 5, 2014 - The Associated Press:  Alice Uden son: 'I hate you'
Season's final opera Saturday in Lander
May 5, 2014 - From staff reports:  Rossini's opera "La Cenerentola," the last presentation of the 2014-14 season of Lander Met Opera, will be shown at 11 a.m. Saturday the Carnegie Room of the ... [more]
Mead survives censure move 145-132 at convention
May 5, 2014 - From staff and wire reports:  Incumbent Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead emphasized his accomplishments over his past three years in office in an address Saturday to Republican delegates to the state ... [more]
Decreasing mule deer population to be focus of new state working group
Potential farmers market sites compared
May 5, 2014 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer:  Organizers continue to consider new location options for the weekly farmers market that has taken place in downtown Riverton for the past several ... [more]
Rink think
May 5, 2014 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer:  Riverton has no public ice skating area outdoors, but volunteers and city rec leaders plan to change that
Pavillion-area water delivery to start where wells contaminated
Steven Travis Warren
May 5, 2014 - Staff:  Steven Travis Warren, of St. Stephen's, died Monday, April 28, 2014, in Laramie. He was 4 years old.
The way it was: Pioneer Days queens -- 1961
May 4, 2014 - From staff reports:  Art students selling chili, ceramics
Class to train instructors on food, ag disasters
May 4, 2014 - From staff reports:  Preparing for and responding to incidents involving animals, plants and food are the focus of a Department of Homeland Security certified course May 21 in ... [more]
District 38 passes audit; issues found
May 4, 2014 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer:  A passing audit completed by Lovelett, Skogen & Associates, P.C., has been accepted by the Fremont County School District 38 Board of Trustees.
Veterans and families urged to fill out brief questionnaire
May 4, 2014 - From staff reports:  Wyoming veterans and family members are encouraged to complete a short online survey regarding Wyoming veteran benefits and services at ... [more]
Panelists to discuss EPA boundary decision
May 4, 2014 - From staff reports:  The Northern Arapaho Tribe invites the public to an informative symposium Tuesday in Riverton.
Holguin tops fight cards at Eagles hall
May 2, 2014 - Staff:  Professional boxing returns to Riverton with a seven-fight card Friday, May 2, at the Riverton Eagles Hall at the intersection of North Broadway and East ... [more]
Riverton girls downed 3-1 by Natrona Fillies
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Five from RHS, two Lander in track classic
May 2, 2014 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Five Riverton Wolverines have qualified for the annual Wyoming Track Classic Friday afternoon in Casper.
RHS boys take lead in West 4-A
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During the first quarter, nearly 39 percent of respondents to a survey said they planned to file their federal taxes online this year, up from 37 percent last year and approximately 28 percent three years ago, according to the Consumer Internet Barometer.
The barometer, released Monday and produced by the Conference Board and Taylor Nelson Sofres, found that approximately two-thirds of the 10,000 households surveyed have filed their taxes online for at least three consecutive years.
"The speed and convenience are helping to spur people to make the transition, but it's a slow process," said Lynn Franco, director of the Conference Board Consumer Research Center.
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More than 68 percent of survey respondents were "somewhat" or "extremely" concerned with security issues related to online tax filing, according to the results. That degree of concern was also present in last year's results.
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In the morning, they sat in a classroom with Frank Henning, a Cooperative Extension water resources specialist who works with land-grant universities across the Southeast. Henning, who coordinated the daylong session sponsored by the Georgia Green Industry Association and UGA's horticulture department, filled them in on the concepts and a lot of the technical details of harvesting practices.
Broadcaster Walter Cronkite did something almost unthinkable in the mid-20th century, according to historian Douglas Brinkley, who spoke on the University of Georgia campus Monday.
In the 1960s, an era when no one seemed to like or trust anybody else, most people liked Cronkite and trusted him to deliver the straight facts on his nightly broadcasts for CBS.
Part of it was Cronkite's likability; part was because he was more concerned with being right than being first.
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"Of all the cuts we've had over the last five years, this has been the most difficult," said UGA President Michael Adams. "Every little issue is going to be magnified."
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The final workshop is scheduled for Sept. 25 at Athens' Foundry Park Inn on East Dougherty Street.
Popular historian Douglas Brinkley is scheduled to give a talk Monday on the University of Georgia campus.
Brinkley, author of a recent biography of legendary newscaster Walter Cronkite, will speak at 4 p.m. in room 102 of the Miller Learning Center.
Brinkley, a history professor at Rice University in Texas, is also a contributing editor for Vanity Fair magazine and a history commentator for CBS News, the onetime workplace for Cronkite.
The University of Georgia's nonprofit Athletic Association intends to hand over $30 million of its $68 million reserve funds to another UGA-related corporation to manage as a sort of endowment fund.
The athletic association's board of directors approved the transfer in a Friday meeting in Athens, despite the concerns of a handful of board members.
The money, which currently is banked, will be transferred to the University of Georgia Foundation to manage.
The University of Georgia football team will continue its chase for a national championship Saturday night, but a squad performing on the Sanford Stadium turf at halftime has already won a couple this year.
The UGA majorette line won two championships at a summer competition in South Bend, Ind., competing against other college majorette squads.
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A proposal to allow domestic partners to receive the same benefits as married spouses of University of Georgia employees is headed for a vote in the UGA University Council.
The University Council Executive Committee voted Thursday without dissent to send the proposal on to the full council.
The council, scheduled to meet next on Sept. 27, is a mostly-elected body of faculty, administrators, staff and students that advises UGA President Michael Adams on academic and other policy matters.
The Census Bureau announced Wednesday that the number of people without health insurance dropped, nationally and in Georgia, but Paige Cummings hasn't seen much evidence of that.
"We haven't seen any change," said Cummings, executive director of the Athens Nurses Clinic.
According to the Census Bureau's estimates, nearly one in five Georgians, about 1.9 million people, have no health insurance. According to the Census Bureau estimates, 19.2 percent of people in Georgia were uninsured in 2011, down a tad from 19.5 in 2010. Only six states had higher rates.
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On one hand, it is a very, very round number -- obviously just a rough and imperfect estimate of the economic impacts of an enormously complex and often unpredictable jumble of warming Earth climate systems.
The financial cost to the world economy of a warming and melting Arctic, due to human induced greenhouse emissions over the next 40 years, will add up to at least $2.4 trillion, according to a study by the Pew Environment Group.
That's a 24 followed by 11 zeroes.
To get this figure, Pew researchers accumulated and combined estimates of the monies, both public and private, that will be spent -- or lost -- as the rising global heat brings drought to fields, new demands on energy plants, migration away from sea shores (prompted by what some studies estimate could be at least a 4-foot rise in sea levels this century), infrastructure and trade losses due to severe flooding as well as insurance losses related to all of these.
"As a first cut, I find the study sort of interesting," environmental economist Gary Yohe of Wesleyan University, and a lead author of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, told ABC News. He also pointed out that over the past decade there have been some 300 studies trying to estimate the dollar cost of global warming. (This Pew study treats only the Arctic.)
And, notes Yohe, one survey of all those studies found that 12 percent of them concluded that there would be a positive economic impact of global warming in coming decades.
That still leaves 88 percent of the studies saying warming costs would be in the red. Some of the studies concluded that global warming will be extremely damaging to the world's economy as mid-century approaches.
The point is, this a complex and necessarily speculative field of study.
Yohe also points out that the $2.4 trillion estimate, spread out over the next 40 years, may end up being but a fraction of 1 percent of what the cumulative global GDP could well be by then.
Estimates about the impact of Arctic warming are incomplete since, as the Pew study authors warn, some of the major Arctic Earth systems that will affect world economy cannot be assessed with exactitude.
These unknowns include:
Just how ocean currents will shift as Earth warms.
How much additional warming of the air may result as giant but unseen natural stores of methane in the frigid seabed's begin to bubble out as warming currents thaw them.
How the complex yearly give-and-take cycles of carbon dioxide (CO2) by Arctic plants and animals -- as they breathe in and out -- will alter as average global temperature rises.
In addition, as we've been hearing for some years now, studies have shown the Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world, further complicating the calculating.
Trying to put a hard dollar sign on the cost to humanity of global warming, devilishly difficult though it may be, is at the core of the issue.
Hard economic choices are facing leaders of the world's economies as temperature rise accelerates. They clearly need all the help environmental economists can give them.
This study borrows estimates from other studies that have tried to put dollar costs to the global economy on each ton of invisible greenhouse gas emitted anywhere on the planet.
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moreThis volume of Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology covers diverse topics related to intradermal immunization. The chapters highlight the effectiveness of intradermal immunization in experimental animal models or in clinical practice, all supporting the view that intradermal immunization is at least as good as other immunization routes. Keeping in mind that current vaccines are not specially designed for intradermal immunization, but show comparable efficiency even at reduced dosages, this underlines the great potential for the skin as a vaccination site. Hopefully, the overview in this volume will encourage vaccine designers to focus on this promising immunization route, and in addition, to inspire them to develop vaccines that are especially optimized for intradermal immunization. less
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2 tablespoons
vegetable oil
3 pounds
beef oxtail
2 tablespoons
all-purpose flour
2 large
tomatoes, cubed
1/2 cup
red wine
5 cups
water, or as needed
1 large
yellow onion, cut into 1/2 inch pieces
1 large
tomato, chopped
carrots, cut into 1/2 inch pieces
1 (14 ounce) can
beef broth
2 tablespoons
soy sauce
3 tablespoons
tomato paste
It was pretty good, but I made some modification. I used a can of chopped tomatoes instead of fresh tomatoes, added some dried basil, black pepper, paprika, and sea salt. Scooped out fat by the ladlefuls and added more water. I also added about 2 tbsp of vinegar at the end and simmered it for another hour to develop the taste. Next time, I'm going to use the pressure cooker to get the Oxtail more tender to cut the cooking time. I don't have 3+ hours to cook a stew when I can do it in less than half the time. Overall not too bad for a basic stew, but you'll have to tweak to your liking.
It's ok. If you notice all the reviews below, they ALL MODIFIED the recipe to make something better. I also had to add more seasoning and more vegetables. As it sits, this soup is a lot of effort for not a lot of flavor. The recipe by itself is not worth it. You will need to be prepared to make additions to what exists here. So, with pass all together or be ready to add a bunch of stuff not listed here to get some more flavor.
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Reminds me of the stew my mom used to make! Simple, delicious and the oxtail adds such a great flavor. 1. I used extra carrots (5) since I'm a fiend 2. Added parsnips which was a great cinnamon flavor 3. Used Lawry's seasoning salt for add'l flavor (salt / pepper / paprika / onion & garlic powder work) 4. Next time, I will use less water. Soup ended up less thick than in photo 5. I used only 1.5 lbs oxtail and kept rest of portions the same and it was fine
I didn't follow this recipe exactly, but it was delish! I substituted beef stew meat for oxtail and added celery. The flavor of this stew is wonderful due to the wine, soy sauce, and tomato paste. I will be making this again very soon. I will probably try it with potatoes this time.
A great tasty meal, my husband loved it...i added 2 tablespoons of paprika and some black olives for a richer flavour. I also used a presure cooker to cut back on the cooking time to 1 1/2 hours from the required 3 hours but some of the meat stuck to the bottom of the pot and did not pressurize well enough during the last half hour. Will definitely do this meal again.
It's so easy! I made it twice and both turned out great. It smelled so delicious I could hardly wait for the ox tail to stew for 3 hours. The only modification I would suggest is to add some brown sugar (1/4 cup) to the soup base - I like mine on the sweet side! Also, I think it gets too watered down if you cover the oxtail with water. I would stew with beef broth instead.
I write this as I finish up a bowl of this hearty stew. Delicious! A couple of modifications, I used 1 cup of pinot noir from Trader Joe's. I used 1 can of diced tomatoes in the 1st step instead of fresh tomatoes. I used 3 handfuls of baby carrots. My tomato paste was double-concentrated. I separated out some of the liquid broth after step 1 before putting in the fresh veggies. I'll probably use this liquid to stew some beef stew meat and then add it to my oxtail leftovers. Looking forward it making it again for friends!
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Q: Can a magazine subscription be renewed through Girl Scouts before it is due to expire?
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Q: When will customers receive their subscription?
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Q: Does QSP accept coupons?
A: QSP does not accept any coupons or discount offers. Only gifts described on the QSP online site will be provided.
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A: Yes! Online customers can print a receipt when they place their order. Both online magazine orders and chocolate/nut items afford the customer an opportunity to print a receipt at the time the order is placed, as well as have one automatically emailed to them after completing all online steps of the process.
It is a good business practice to provide all paying customers a receipt for their chocolate/nut items at the time of payment. Girls/parents are welcome to purchase their own receipt booklets and/or the troop may want to distribute a custom receipt on behalf of the troop. Troops may also decide to distribute a few copies of the G3 receipts (received in each troop packet) to each girl/ family to help ensure each girl is equipped with some form of product receipts.
Q: When do we collect the payment for magazines, nuts and chocolates?
A: Payment is collected for chocolate/nut items when the Girl Scout delivers to her customers; this is for orders taken by Order Card. Girl Scouts SHOULD NOT collect money for any online purchases (magazines, photo keepsakes, chocolates or nut items) - payment for these items is made online at the time of purchase by the customer using their chosen credit/debit card.
Q: Can siblings use duplicate emails for the online QSP program?
A: Yes. Friends and family are likely to purchase from each of their favorite Girl Scouts.
Q: Can a customer order or renew magazines not listed on a girl's QSP online store?
A: No. Only magazines shown/offered on a girl's online store may be purchased or renewed through QSP.
Q: Can girls earn rewards on orders placed after the troop order deadline of October 26?
A: No. Girl rewards are only earned on orders entered into Nut-E by the troop order deadline (October 26).
Q: How does a troop get credit for additional magazines subscriptions that customers may order after the troop deadline (October 26-December 31)?
A: Although girls no longer earn reward credit for magazine subscriptions after the troop deadline, any additional subscriptions ordered from their customers will allow the troop to continue to earn $2 or more for every subscription sold. GSGATL will credit all troops with the additional sales credit generated by their participating Girl Scouts and issue proceeds checks to troops after the close of the program, generally in late January to early February.
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ALL troops will earn:
Tier One: 1-169 Items
$1.00 per chocolate/nut item
Includes all chocolate/nut items; those sold in canisters, tins, military nut items and magazine vouchers*
$2.00 per magazine subscription or To Remember This!™ (photo keepsake item)
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$1.20 per chocolate/nut item
Includes all chocolate/nut items; those sold in canisters, tins, military nut items and magazine vouchers*
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The troop can earn $408 AND each girl will automatically earn five program patches in addition to more girl rewards!
Girl Scout Cadette, Senior & Ambassador Troops can earn MORE!
Girl Scout Cadette, Senior or Ambassador Troops ONLY have the choice of opting out of receiving rewards and receiving an additional $0.10 per chocolate/nut item in lieu of the rewards. In this instance, girls in the troop will still earn the following patches as long as their items sold have been entered at the appropriate qualifying levels: Be Active, Dive In, Smiles4Military, Goal Achiever, Online, Get Social, and the Super Sweet Success Club Patch. All other items will not be received in lieu of the additional proceeds.
1-169 items = $1.10 for each chocolate/nut item (includes military nut/magazine vouchers*); $2.10 for magazines/photo keepsake items.
170 or more items = $1.30 for each chocolate/nut item (includes military nut/magazine vouchers*); $2.30 for magazines/photo keepsake items.
Selection to receive the additional proceeds in lieu of rewards HAS to be selected in Nut-E. A Non-Reward Girl Agreement Form for each Girl Scout Cadette, Senior or Ambassador Troop who have chosen to receive additional proceeds in lieu of rewards must also be completed and submitted with the troop's final paperwork to the SUTKC. The Non-Reward Girl Agreement Form can be found online in the forms section,under the category "Treats & Keeps."


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