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[Numeracy 562] Oracy, Literacy, Numeracy in Workforce Skills Development
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October 9, 2010
Oracy, Literacy, and Numeracy in Workforce Skills Development
Tom Sticht
International Consultant in Adult Education
At times it is difficult to get personnel to move up into middle management
positions if they think their skills are not good enough. In a program I
directed to develop mathematics education to help U. S. Navy personnel move
into mid-level management positions, colleagues and I drew upon the various
resources available in the classroom: teachers, books, computers, and
One of the things we noticed in analyzing what Navy personnel in management
positions need to do is that mathematics, meaning computational algorithms,
by itself is seldom good enough to do the job. Instead, we found that it was
necessary for personnel to follow what we called the three Cs:
Comprehension, Computation, and Communication.
First, personnel had to comprehend either spoken or written messages from
the higher- ups regarding what information they wanted, then the personnel
had to speak to and listen to their staff to get the needed data. Following
this, it was necessary for personnel to be able to perform various
computations: add, subtract, multiply, divide numbers and apply them to
statistical or other types of data.
Communications was then the next requirement. Rarely do mid-level managers
simply do mathematical computations for their own sake. What they have to
do with the results of their analyses and computations is communicate them
to their bosses. This can include using graphic tools such as tables,
charts, pie graphs, etc. often accompanied by oral communication about the
data requested by senior management.
To develop these integrated oracy, literacy, and numeracy skills, we
arranged for peer groups to discuss written information sources in special
job-related books we developed. Then they had to do the computation and
graphic representation of data. To do this, the peer teams had to discuss
the information requests, figure out what was needed, how to get the data,
analyze it using computational algorithms, and then how to represent it for
Then team members would orally present to the teacher and the class the
results of their work. This gave the opportunity for feedback regarding how
well the task was originally understood, the appropriateness and
accurateness of the computations and graphic representations of the data,
and the accuracy, succinctness, and appropriateness of the oracy skills
used in explaining the data for the task in question.
During the development of this new mathematics program the development team
had a chance to monitor the peer interactions which used the oracy skills
of speaking and listening. It was informative to note the exchanges among
the members of the peer teams, often using language that would not be
appropriate for a teacher, but which nonetheless had the effect of getting
learners to attend to the task at hand, think through the requirements of
the task, correct their thinking, and in general learn how to accomplish
mid-level management tasks.
The classroom computers were used with an authoring program to write
materials and provide additional practice in reading, writing, computing,
and communicating Navy-related information which mid-level management in
many jobs, such as mess (cafeteria) management, chemical-biological-nuclear
warfare activities, material and supply management and accountability, etc.
were involved.
Later, the methods used in the U. S. Navy programs, with the exception of
the computer programs, were used to produce materials for civilian-related
work. The Glencoe Occupational Learning Series (GOALS) integrated the
teaching of reading and mathematics with occupational information in five
areas: office technology, electricity and electronics, construction trades,
automotive trades, and health occupations. Missing from the commercial
materials was direct instruction in the oracy skills of speaking and
Today, however, governments in many industrialized nation are emphasizing
the development of English oracy skills not just for those leaning English
as an additional language, but also for native English speakers. Research
has indicated that oracy skills, such as listening ability, may correlate
with job task performance as well as do literacy skills. Thus, nations are
beginning to emphasize oracy for native English speaking learners in their
adult basic skills programs along with literacy and numeracy.
The web site of the Australian Oracy Association, Inc. includes a key
statement by Christable Burniston, MBE:
Quote: Oral language is the medium we use to make friends, earn a living
and become participating members of the community. It is through speech
that we assimilate the thoughts and opinions, ideas, emotions, humour,
wisdom, common-sense, even moral and spiritual values of those around us
and it is through perceptive listening and courteous speaking that we move
towards breaking down social, professional and related barriers. End quote
In todays socially-oriented, world wide communication on the internet by
videos, audios, and oral communications at work, oracy should be one of the
essential skills developed in our education systems to prepare learners for
further education and work. Unfortunately, these skills are generally off
the curriculum in too many educational contexts. This is a mistake.
In the beginning was the word
and it was spoken!
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In a May 27 letter to the Muslim Student Union released Monday by the university, the student affairs disciplinary committee announced that after an investigation it found the group guilty of violating certain sections of the university's policies applying to campus activities, organizations and students, including disorderly conduct and obstructing university activities.
During a Feb. 8 speech at the university sponsored by a campus pro-Israel group, Ambassador Michael Oren repeatedly was heckled and interrupted; 11 students were arrested in the incident.
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I was moved to tears by the images present in this article as I was reminded about my own call. Two lines in particular were significant. The Eucharistic image reminded me of a great Fred Craddock sermon from a number of years ago about the nature of Eucharist. The other line was about how God knows where the small church is to be found and the people who strive to be faithful in such a place. Years ago I read a book entitled "Small is Beautiful" and its author was writing in the face of the world's vision that bigger is better by definition. That seems to be the rationale that has taken hold in the church today that bigger is better and that small is by definition and ineffective community of faith. May all who serve be reminded about the call that God makes is for God's purposes and plans and is not subject to human definitions. After all God called not the biggest nation (Israel) on the earth to fulfill God's plan.
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Methods: Data were obtained from six KABP (knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and practices) surveys (1992, 1994, 1998, 2001, 2004, and 2010) from representative samples of the French population. Surveys were similar in terms of data collection and target populations: 2362 men and 2774 women aged 18–29 were interviewed by telephone.
Results: Young people were very familiar with the true routes of HIV transmission throughout the full period. However, in 2010, approximately 30% erroneously believed that mosquito bites could transmit HIV versus only 12% in 1994. They were less convinced about the efficacy of condoms in protecting against HIV: approximately 50% in 2010 versus 70–80% in 1992–1994. The proportion of respondents very afraid of AIDS significantly decreased from a maximum of 44% in 1994 to approximately 20% in 2010. Condom use at first intercourse was widespread after 1995 and sex without condoms in the previous year was far less frequently reported in 2010 than in 1992. Nevertheless, the proportion of individuals reporting condom use at their most recent intercourse in 2010 was the lowest reported since 1994, with an increase in young men reporting no contraception use from 9.2% in 2004 to 18.8% in 2010.
Conclusion: Young people appear to misunderstand certain sexually transmitted infection/HIV transmission mechanisms. Other indicators for 2010 reflected a low level of HIV risk perception, distrust in condom efficacy, and a decrease in adopting prevention practices, which highlights the need to adapt preventive strategies.
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Beautiful Vintage May/June 1958 magazine featuring Artists and their works, working environments,their thoughts,hopes and dreams.It features up & coming as well as Established Artists. Also it tells of exhibitions,the Fulbrighters, World Art,and Church Art.In this issue David Douglas Duncan did an interview with Pablo Picasso about his Sculpture, his models and life. (My Photo shows a small tear on the bottom of the back cover.)Free Shipping USA Domestic (2-3 days)
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MARIAN WRIGHT EDELMAN: Celebrating 40 Years for Children
9/18/2013, 3 p.m.
On Sept. 30, friends and supporters of the Children's Defense Fund (CDF) will gather at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. to celebrate CDF's 40th anniversary and honor our best known alum, Hillary Rodham Clinton. She was a law student with CDF's parent organization, the Washington Research Project, and joined CDF as a young staff attorney right out of law school. When she moved to Arkansas she began a state child advocacy organization and became a CDF board member and then board chair until she became First Lady.
She continued to be a champion for children, women, and families as First Lady, as a U.S. Senator, and as Secretary of State. I am very proud of her and the thousands of young servant leaders who have enriched CDF's work over the years and are serving and enriching the nation across many sectors at the highest policy and community levels.
CDF is the child of the transformative struggles for civil rights and economic and social justice in the 1960s. This 40th CDF anniversary year marks the historic 50th anniversary of many benchmarks in America's struggle to live up to its creed enunciated in the Declaration of Independence and overcome its huge birth defects built into the implementation of our political and economic system: Native American genocide, slavery, and exclusion of women and non-propertied White men from America's political process.
The March on Washington is where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. shared not only his dream but reminded us of our nation's unfulfilled promissory note millions of children and families still struggle to cash. Dr. King would be appalled that 46 million Americans, including 16.1 million children, are poor today and that hunger and homelessness blight our rich land.
CDF's parent organization, the Washington Research Project (WRP), began in March 1968 with a fellowship from the Field Foundation to study how to establish an effective voice for poor and minority citizens in the nation's capital. WRP became counsel and the federal and Congressional liaison for the Poor People's Campaign and went on to become a pioneer in the public interest law movement as we monitored federal programs for low-income families.
I am proud of the millions of children who have escaped poverty, gained access to health care, child care, Head Start, and permanent adoptive families, and the millions of disabled children who have gained a federal right to education in which we played a role working with others. But so much remains to be done if we are to keep moving forward and all our children can begin life on a level playing field – which is the promise of America. Children today face a budget guillotine called sequestration and regressive forces are seeking to dismantle the still inadequate safety net that tens of millions of Americans depend on to survive. That 16.1 million children are poor today and the younger children are the poorer they are is a shameful blight on the face of America which leads the world in Gross Domestic Product. Unless we break up the Cradle to Prison Pipeline™ lodged at the dangerous intersection of race and poverty, one in three Black and one in six Latino boys who are 12 years old today will go to prison in their lifetime and costly mass incarceration will continue to become the new American apartheid.


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Your processes
AND your tools:
better, faster, cheaper
Excel Charts
A powerful way to extend the usefulness of your Excel templates
Add your own charts
One of the huge benefits of being written in native Microsoft Excel
Types of Excel chart templates
The most popular types of charts for Lean Six Sigma are:
Pareto Chart
Purpose: to identify the 20% of problems causing 80% of your headaches —
so that you can focus your team's attention to solving the few problems that will yield the greatest benefit.
The Pareto Chart requires some sophisticated programming,
and is therefore not offered as a standard Excel chart.
How to create an Excel Pareto Chart
You can use either the Systems2win Pareto Chart template
or Trend Charts Scorecard template to easily generate Pareto Diagrams.
Special features:
- Copy a picture of your Pareto Diagram that can then be pasted to ANY other document
(e.g. PowerPoint, Word, etc.)
- Copy a Pareto worksheet to ANY other Systems2win template
in a way that allows you to optionally link your data
so that your Pareto Chart automatically changes instantly every time that your data changes
Histogram Chart
Purpose: to graphically illustrate the probability distribution of something happening.
How to create an Excel Histogram Chart
Here is a link to Microsoft's training for how to create a Histogram
using the free Data Analysis Toolpak.
To make your histogram look like ours:
- Get rid of the Legend (right-click the Legend > Clear)
- Change the background color to white
(right-click the Plot Area > Format Plot Area > select the color white)
- Get rid of the gaps between bars
(right-click a bar > Format Data Series > Options tab > Gap Width = 0)
Your histogram will be created on a new sheet.
You can use the special Systems2win Copy Chart feature
to easily paste your chart to the same sheet that contains your source data.
And you can optionally link to your source data
so your chart instantly changes every time that your data changes.
If your data is continuous, rather than discrete,
you can easily change the axis labels to indicate the range for each bar.
Example: 20-40, 40-60, 60-80
Run Chart trend analysis
also known as Excel Line Chart
Purpose: to analyze data over time.
You're looking for trends and patterns over time in the variability of a process. Things to look for include:
- Long "runs" of data points above or below the standard, average, or median
- The total number of such runs in the data set
- Extended trends — up or down
Your Systems2win templates come with 3 types of run chart templates:
- Your Run Chart template
is the easiest way to create a quick line chart
- Your Trend Charts Scorecard template
is the best choice when you want a clean system to
organize, archive, and analyze your data
in ways far more useful than one little run chart
that only has a few days of historical data.
- Your Cycle Time Observations template
has special features to make it as easy as possible
to observe process cycle times
How to create an Excel Run Chart
It is far easier to use one of your Systems2win templates (above),
or you can create a rudimentary one on your own.
- Create your data
similar to our sample data
- Select your data, then Insert > Chart > Line Chart
You can optionally format your Chart Area, Plot Area, each Axis, each Data Series, and other Chart Options by right-clicking them.
Control Charts
aka Statistical Process Control SPC Charts, Shewhart charts, quality control charts
Purpose: To determine whether a process is in a stable state of control.
Statistical Process Control Charts perform the same purpose as a simple run chart,
but with additional lines for upper and lower control limits.
Control Charts require sophisticated programming,
and are therefore not included within standard Microsoft Excel.
How to create an Excel Control Chart
Use your Systems2win Control Chart template.
Special features:
- Very easy to continue to enter or import unlimited data
while your chart displays only the most recent data for your specified Number of Rolling Periods.
- User-defined threshold to switch between flat or wavy control lines
- Update Chart button makes things extremely easy. Learn more
- Copy a picture that can then be pasted to ANY other document
(e.g. PowerPoint, Word, etc.)
XY Scatter Plot Diagram
Excel Stratification Chart
Purpose: to analyze the relationship between two sets of data
For example, the relationship between the inputs to a process
and the resulting outputs from that process.
A scatter plot is similar to a line chart,
but without connecting lines between the data.
And they have different puposes.
A line chart shows trends over time.
A scatter plot shows correlations
between two (or more) things.
One common use of a scatter diagram is the Stratification Diagram to make patterns visible when data is coming from a wide variety of sources. Learn more.
How to create an Excel Scatter Chart
- Create your data
similar to our sample data
- Select the data for your first data series
(in our example, the 2 columns of data for Machine 1), then Insert > Scatter
- If you have multiple sets of data, then Add Series
to define each of your additional sets of data
You can optionally format your Chart Area, Plot Area,
each Axis, each Data Series, and other Chart Options
by right-clicking them.
Other types of Excel charts
Select Insert > Charts and look around. Experiment.
Play with the many types of charts that comes as a standard feature of Microsoft Excel.
There are also dozens of free add-ins for additional types of charts — including:
- Data Analysis Toolpak
- Box and Whisker Plot
- Many, many more
Familiar Microsoft Excel
Use everything you know about familiar Word and Excel
More training
for how to
Excellent training is available as part of Excel's standard Help.
And a quick Internet search
Bookmark = tips
More Tips for using
Excel Chart Templates
Link Data — to instantly update as your data changes
One of the most common complaints from users of MiniTab, QI Macros, and Sigma XL
is that whenever data changes, you must manually update the chart.
Your Systems2win charts have special features to allow your charts to instantly change as your data changes.
Chart Direction Arrow
Use a Chart Direction Arrow
to indicate the desired direction of performance.
You can copy Chart Direction Arrows
from the palette of standard Systems2win shapes.
Systems2win menu > Copy Shapes
You can set your charts to include hidden data — or not.
Right-click the chart > Select Data > Hidden and Empty Cells > Show Data in Hidden Rows and Columns
Selecting what you want within a chart
You can optionally format your Chart Area, Plot Area, each Axis, each Data Series, and other Chart Options
by right-clicking them.
It is not uncommon to need to experiment with right-clicking in several places before finding the menu you're looking for.
It is sometimes easier to use the Chart tools menu, which appears above your Ribbon menu when you click
anywhere on a chart.
To select the entire chart, hold down the CTRL key as you left-click anywhere on the chart.
Bookmark = align
Aligning chart bars with row heights
When using the Gantt Chart or Standard Work Combination Sheet...
When you copy, delete, move, hide, or unhide rows,
you might need to manually re-align your chart
to keep the chart bars perfectly aligned with the correct rows.
Step 1) Display Chart Labels
Use the dropdown list for 'Chart Labels' to toggle between the options for the vertical axis labels that will appear on the chart.
In older versions, select the radio button: 'With Labels'.
The newest version has 3 choices:
0 = No chart labels
1 = Just the number
2 = Full chart labels
You may need to manually re-size the chart Plot Area
When toggling between options for 'Chart Labels', it will usually automatically resize the Plot Area to make room for large, small, or no chart labels.
Due to a Microsoft bug, you may need to manually re-size the width of the Plot Area.
Click on a blank area inside the body of the chart,
Then to resize the Plot Area...
Step 2) Re-align Chart Bars with Rows
Then (with Chart Labels displayed)...
select the entire chart (including its background area),
and drag the top or bottom center handles
to increase or decrease the height of the entire chart
until the chart bars precisely align with the correct rows.
In the Gantt chart...
Notice that the first line is for the Total Project,
the second line is blank,
the third line of the chart aligns with the first task,
the second-to-the-bottom line of the chart aligns with the last task,
and the bottom line of the chart aligns with the gold row.
In the Standard Work chart...
Notice that the first line of the chart is blank
(except for the label for the process Title).
The second line aligns with the first task,
and the bottom line aligns with the last task.
Machine Stop
The red dot indicates when the machine stops if the machine is still running when the next cycle begins. In order for the Machine Stop to properly align in the chart, all unused rows must remain hidden.
Word Wrap
For your chart to align correctly,
row heights must be consistent.
The default row height allows 2 lines of text to be displayed (using word wrap).
Standard Work Chart:
Notice that you can word wrap beyond 2 lines,
but only 2 will show when you click the button to create a Chart sheet.
Gantt Chart:
If any row has more text, you might want to manually resize the row height on your Chart sheet, so that it only displays the first 2 rows of text (so that the row height is the same as all other rows).
Rather than putting more than 2 lines of text in a row,
you might instead use any (or all) of the following options for long text:
- Refer users to see the (large) Comments textbox at the bottom of the document
- Use Cell Comments
- Use Link Icons to link to related documents
Step 3) Hide Chart Labels
In the dropdown list for 'Chart Labels', select 0 or FALSE.
You may need to manually re-size chart width (as described above).
Bookmark = copy
Copy Chart
Your Systems2win menu includes a special utility to 'Copy Chart'
that copies a picture of your chart to the clipboard,
where it can then be pasted to any other document.
(which might be Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.)
- Select the chart you want to copy
(hold the CTRL key as you left-click to select the entire chart)
- In the Systems2win menu, click 'Copy Chart'
- Paste your chart anywhere
Tip: You can use your 'Copy Chart' feature to copy ANY chart from ANY workbook.
Even workbooks that are not created from a Systems2win template


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Interactive Travel Map | Text the SecretaryYesterday, Secretary Clinton delivered remarks at the International Conference in Support of the Palestinian Economy for the Reconstruction of Gaza, held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. The Secretary said:"By providing humanitarian assistance to Gaza, we also aim to foster conditions in which a Palestinian state can be fully realized – a state that is a responsible partner, is at peace with Israel and its Arab neighbors, and is accountable to its people; a state that Palestinians everywhere can be proud of and is respected worldwide. This is the Palestinian state we all envision. This is the Palestinian state that we have an obligation to help create."
You may read the full text of the Secretary's remarks here.
You may watch the Secretary's press availability following the conference in the player above or read the transcript here.
Estelle in New York writes:
Economics are a large part of it...building the Palestinian economy and the politics and also building Israeli psychological capacity to co-exist with neighbors..It is extremely important to confront Israel about its Talmud Doctrine and to rewrite it--because it most definetly influences their politics- and frankly reads something like Mein Kampf regarding their exclusivity and superiority beliefs because it is this belief system which has led to their inability to get along with the Arabs and in world history itself. Since they never had a state, Israel doesn't have much experience with authentic diplomatic relationships.. and needs to be shown how..the concept of coexisting peacefully with the Arabs is a major mental shift for them and will require backing from the U.S. and the world community. A commonality is that the Sephardic Jews and the Arabs are actually blood relatives as they both originated in the Mid- East -- the Khazar Caucasian Jews were later converts which arose in Slavic Lands -- they weren't from the Mid-East--Koestler's "The Thirteenth Tribe."


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By Cheryl Garcia
Contributing Writer
At the City Council meeting on July 21, the members addressed multiple issues related to zoning in Tomball. One zoning issue affects Texas Star Gymnastics on Ulrich Road. This gymnastics school, which has existed on the property since 1999, is currently located in a residential zone, and therefore cannot expand its business.
When the school was founded, the zoning did not exist. The school recently added a structure at the building entrance to facilitate drop-off and pickup of students and did not request prior City approval, because they did not know it was required.
Texas Star requested a change in zoning classification from residential to commercial so it would not have to remove the covered entrance and would be allowed future expansion. Council members did not want to force a tear-down of the new structure, but were reluctant to change the zoning because it would negatively impact the homeowners in that area. They also wanted to keep the area residential in the future. The Council ultimately voted to not change the zoning to commercial, but suggested that the school work with the Community Development Office to develop a resolution.
Citizens spoke up about the pending annexation by the city of a property on Huffsmith-Kohrville Road called Minola's Place, citing that they didn't feel safe living next to it because it had been a home for "run-aways," who had been seen wandering on adjacent properties in the past.
Minola's Place of Texas, Inc., defines itself as a non-profit organization that serves disadvantaged, at-risk children ages 13-17 through two Residential Treatment Centers, one in Spring and one in Tomball. The organization present itself as a provider of counseling and medical services to the children, geared toward helping them transition back to their homes or on to independence.
Another zoning consideration, to change the category of a tract of land on Main Street west of Lawrence Avenue from Commercial and Old Town and Mixed Use
to Commercial only, passed. Two replats were also approved.
There was discussion about the adoption of impact fees for water, waste water, and drain-age for the area bounded by Baker, Quinn and State Highway 249, which was approved. The acquisition of a low-power FCC-issued FM radio station license was also approved. After being assured the radio station (which will use frequency 95.1) would be used only for city business (fire department, police department, and city events), the Council agreed to the acquisition.
The Council approved the one-year extension of the current city lease allowing the Harris County Tax Assessor to use the location at 101 South Walnut as a Harris County Tax Office. It also approved the provision for mutual aid between Harris County and the City of Tomball during a disaster and the annual Memorandum of Understanding between the City and Tomball ISD for assistance during disasters or large incidents.
The Council appointed Robert Maxwell, GEC Deputy Project Manager, to serve on the Texas Heritage Railroad Museum Board of Directors. They awarded the contract for solid waste collection and disposal to the Waste Corporation of America, and will be selecting the level of service soon.
Mayor Gretchen Fagan announced that the budget was moving forward and the next public hearing on the budget will be August 18. She mentioned that Tomball Night on Aug. 1 will be the next large event held in the City.
Mike Baxter, Tomball Marketing Director, delivered a presentation showing that the City of Tomball had won 15 awards at the Texas Festival Events Association Awards Conference this month in Austin. 11 were first place awards and four were second place awards. Tomball's first-place awards were won in the following categories: Best Mascot, Best Promotion, Best Community Outreach Event, Best Event Within a Festival, Best Sponsor Solicitation Video, Best Newspaper Ad, Best Event Merchandise, Best Event Photo, Best Volunteer Program, Best Event Hat, and Best Event T-Shirt. Baxter stated there were 437 entries from around the state, and Tomball submitted 17 entries.


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General Tso's Tofu
Total Time
Prep 25 mins
Cook 5 mins
Great alternative to General Tso's Chicken. Contributed to a vegetarian website by Sarah Booth.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (16 ounce) box firm tofu
- 1 egg
- 3⁄4 cup cornstarch
- vegetable oil (for frying)
- 3 chopped green onions
- 1 tablespoon minced ginger
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 2⁄3 cup vegetable stock
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 4 tablespoons sugar
- red pepper flakes
- 1 tablespoon sherry wine (optional)
- 1 tablespoon white vinegar
- steamed broccoli
- Drain, dry and cut tofu into one inch chunks-You can freeze the tofu the night before to get a more"chicken-like" texture, if desired.
- Mix egg with 3 Tbs of water.
- Dip tofu in mixture.
- Sprinkle cornstarch over tofu to completely cover.
- Heat oil in pan and fry tofu pieces until golden brown and set aside.
- Drain oil.
- Heat 3 Tbs vegetable oil in pan on medium heat and add onions, ginger and garlic, cook for about two minutes (be careful not to burn garlic).
- Add vegetable stock, soy sauce, sugar, red pepper flakes and vinegar.
- Mix 2 Tbs of water and 1 Tbs cornstarch and pour into mixture, stirring well.
- Add fried tofu and coat evenly.
- Serve immediately with steamed broccoli over your choice of rice.
Most Helpful
I am not much of a tofu lover so I decided to try this with A couple of modificatitions. I made the sauce and marinated the tofu in it before breading it with the egg and cornstarch.( for a couple of hours.) Then I baked the tofu in a 325 oven for approximatley 30 min. so that it was crispy and then I used the "marinade" plus made an extra batch of sauce and proceded with the rest of the recipie. I must say it was YUMMY YUMMY. I had it with stirfried broccoli, baby corn, snowpeas and rice. The tofu had better flavour by marinating first and you can eliminate a lot of the oil by baking it instead of frying.
Flavorful sauce, and overall a good recipe. I highly recommend following some of the other reviewers' suggestions to marinate the tofu in the sauce before coating in the egg and cornstarch mixture and baking at 325F for about 30 minutes. If you like your General Tso's with a lot of sauce, I recommend doubling the sauce recipe, which will give you enough marinade for the tofu and plenty of sauce for the dish itself.
This was good. I think if I make it again I will follow in the footsteps of some of the other reviewers and marinate the tofu so it takes on more flavor and maybe try baking it instead. This had too much of a fried flavor, but that may just be me, we try to eat healthy and don't eat fried foods very often so I probably noticed this more than anyone else. I did double the sauce and may try to thicken it a little more next time. Served with steamed broccoli and brown rice.


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Janet Jackson is officially off the market! The 46-year-old iconic entertainer issued an exclusive statement to media outlet Entertainment Tonight that she had wed Qatari businessman Wissam Al Mana, who is nearly ten years her junior. So just how lavish was the pair's wedding? You'll be shocked! Read More
It's official! Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel have finally gotten married.
Confirmed by People magazine, the super hot power couple tied the knot in southern Italy over the weekend.
Keep reading for more on the happy couple's wedding… after the jump!
Remember that secret bash that the hottest couple in the world – a.k.a. Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds – threw last week? Technically it was a wedding – she walked the isle and everyone ate cake – but apparently the September 9 nuptials weren't truly official in the eyes of the law.
In fact, Blake Lively didn't become Mrs. Ryan Reynolds for five more days!
Find out why… after the jump!
Natalie Portman is a married woman! The brunette beauty wed her longtime fiance (and father of her son) Benjamin Millepied over the weekend in a quiet coastal ceremony in Big Sur.
Keep reading for more on Natalie Portman and Benjamin Millepied nuptials… after the jump!
You all remember Elizabeth Smart, the little girl who was kidnapped at age 14 from her Utah home and went missing for nine months? She just got married!
She and her fiance, Matthew Gilmour, exchanged vows on Saturday in a private ceremony in Hawaii.
Keep reading for more on Elizabeth Smart getting hitched… after the jump!
The priest has spoken.
Survivor host and dimpled cutie Jeff Probst is a married man after dropping off the face of the Internet for a few days to go tie the knot.
Only last night did he tell fans he wouldn't be around to live-tweet this week's "Survivor," saying: "I have a personal commitment that I can't break. Back next week with double the buffs…."
That personal commitment? A wedding! Keep reading for more Jeff Probst wedding news… after the jump!
Sorry ladies – one more movie star is off the market. Actor Seth Rogen, 29, married his longtime girlfriend, writer Lauren Miller, Sunday in Wine Country.
Congratulations Amy and Carter! The cutie pie actress and her home and garden hunk tied the knot this weekend in a private wedding ceremony in Carter's hometown of Traverse City, Michigan.
Keep reading for more Amy and Carter wedding details… after the jump!
In case you've been out of the loop, the Royal Wedding is Friday, April 29th and is set to be the biggest media event of the decade. Prince William and Kate Middleton will tie the knot at Westminster Abbey and just about everyone in the free world is counting down the days. What should we expect to see? Read on…
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As we took a look back into 2010, we compiled a list of lists, so to speak… a list of our favorite Top 10 lists of 2010. And as you may have guessed, many of these are celebrity-related. They just keep on shocking us!
Check out the best Top 10 Lists of 2010 below!


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This is the December 6, 2012 news archive. View today's MLB rumors and news.
NY Mets need to treat knuckleballer R.A. Dickey like a Cy Young winner in contract negotiations, not just trade talksnydailynews.com MLB.com Dec 6, 2012The Mets left the winter meetings on Thursday no closer to a solution regarding R.A. Dickey, and yet their time here sure did crystallize the double standard of a stance they've taken on their 20-game winner.Share Tweet
Cliff Corcoran: Five cuts from winter meetingsCNNSI.com MLB.com grantland.com Dec 6, 2012The hottest position of this Hot Stove season is the hot corner. Cliff Corcoran examines the thin third-base market, the lack of multi-year contracts for starting pitchers and more.Share Tweet
MLB auction raises more than $150K for SU2CThe Stand Up To Cancer auction's stunning success and creative energy was largely the collaboration by all 30 Major League club public-relations directors and their staffs -- individuals who have had enough of cancer diagnoses among co-workers and frien…Share Tweet
In Boston for charity event, Youkilis mum on futureMLB.com nytimes.com ESPN.com Dec 6, 2012Kevin Youkilis was back in Boston on Thursday night for his annual charity event. He has a one-year, $12 million offer standing from the Yanks, with New York in need of a third baseman. But Youkilis didn't throw another log on the rumor-mill fire.Share Tweet
Cubs agree to sign Japanese reliever FujikawaThe Chicago Cubs agreed to a deal Thursday with Japanese relief pitcher Kyuji Fujikawa.Share Tweet
Reliever Burton agrees to 2-year deal with TwinsMINNEAPOLIS (AP) The Minnesota Twins have agreed to terms with right-handed reliever Jared Burton on a two-year, $5.5 million contract that includes a club option for the 2015 season.Share Tweet
Fat Chipper Jones Has Divorced His Wife And Now Has A Playboy Model Girlfrienddeadspin.com Dec 6, 2012Leave it to those sleuths of scuzz over at Busted Coverage to make a find like this. Chipper Jones has retired, finalized his divorce from his second wife, and now appears to be dating Taylor Higgins, better known to the world as Lexi Ray or Lexi Ray Ta…Share Tweet
Dodgers pessimistic about landing GreinkeSpeculation when the winter began was that the two Los Angeles-area teams would engage in a bidding war for the top free-agent pitcher, Zack Greinke. It hasn't quite worked out that way so far.Share Tweet
GM Daniels says Rangers 'want to make deals'Texas Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said he leaves baseball's winter meetings without getting any major deals "across the finish line" but did get a clearer picture of how he hopes to assemble his 2013 team.Share Tweet
Stewart, Cubs reunite with reported one-year dealThe Cubs re-signed third baseman Ian Stewart to a one-year contract on Thursday, less than a week after non-tendering him.Share Tweet
Wright, Mets donating $250K to NYC Mayor's FundHaving grown up in Virginia, an area that's seen its share of hurricane damage, Mets third baseman David Wright could speak with authority on the topic when he returned to New York on Thursday, about a month after Hurricane Sandy devastated parts of the…Share Tweet
Rays complete $2 million contract for 1B LoneyFree agent first baseman James Loney and the Tampa Bay Rays completed their $2 million, 1-year contract Thursday.Share Tweet
Koji Uehara reaches agreement with Red SoxNASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Reliever Koji Uehara has reached an agreement with the Boston Red Sox, pending a physical.Share Tweet
Don Larsen's perfect game jersey sells for $756KTurns out you can put a price on perfection. The total: $756,000 for the New York Yankees jersey that Don Larsen wore in 1956 while pitching the only perfect game in World Series history. As reported by Darren Rovell of ESPN.com, the auction for the fam…Share Tweet
With Haren locked up, Nats focus on LaRocheThe Nationals went to the Winter Meetings determined to re-sign first baseman Adam LaRoche. The problem is, they still differ on the length of the contract. LaRoche wants a three-year deal, but the Nats don't want to give him more than a two-year deal.Share Tweet
Pieces fall into place for Rays as Meetings wrapUnlike recent Winter Meetings in which the Rays did more talking about deals than pulling the trigger, they acquired two critical pieces for 2013 during this year's event.Share Tweet
Johnson, NL's top pinch-hitter, stays with BravesNASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Reed Johnson, the top pinch hitter in the National League last season, rejoined the Atlanta Braves on Thursday with a one-year contract that includes a club option for 2014.Share Tweet
Astros grab Fields from Red Sox in Rule 5 draftNASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The Houston Astros took hard-throwing reliever Josh Fields from the Boston system Thursday with the overall first pick in the draft of players left off 40-man rosters.Share Tweet
Trade sends Twins out of Meetings on high noteAfter a quiet start to the Winter Meetings, the Twins made a big splash on the final day on Thursday.Share Tweet
No big splash, but Rangers appear on vergeWhile the Rangers did not make any major announcements at the Winter Meetings, they were certainly stirring up the rumors and at least appearing to be on the brink of doing something big.Share Tweet
Boston acquires Kaminska to complete Stewart tradeThe Red Sox acquired right-hander Kyle Kaminska on Thursday to complete the Nov. 28 trade that sent Zach Stewart to the Pirates.Share Tweet
Braves wrap up Meetings with Johnson signingBraves general manager Frank Wren proved to be correct with his assumption that he would not make an impact transaction during this year's Winter Meetings. But Wren was able to bring back outfielder Reed Johnson on a one-year deal Thursday to bolster th…Share Tweet
The Nolan Ryan-Robin Ventura fight, as imagined in the world of RBI Baseballyahoo.com Dec 6, 2012We've had a lot of RBI Baseball-related content on Big League Stew over the years from chatting about the classic video game with Matt Holliday to a rapper who samples the catchy theme song to the guy who recreated Game 6 of the '86 World Series on the …Share Tweet
Rockies select lefty Rosenbaum in Rule 5 DraftThe Rockies selected left-handed pitcher Daniel Rosenbaum from the Nationals in Thursday's Rule 5 Draft and will thrust him into competition for a spot on the pitching staff.Share Tweet
Strong already, AL West can up the anteThe American League West is where the power resides now, with all due respect to the reigning World Series champions in San Francisco and the Giants' eternal rivals down south.Share Tweet
Winter meetings returning to Nashville in 2015Baseball's winter meetings will return to Nashville in 2015.Share Tweet
It's been a winter of content for AngelsHere's to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, who've quietly had themselves a terrific offseason. Bullpen? Check. Rotation? Check.Share Tweet
Inciarte selected by Phillies in Rule 5 DraftThe Phillies found at least one potential center fielder Thursday morning at the Winter Meetings. They selected Ender Inciarte from the Arizona Diamondbacks in the Rule 5 Draft.Share Tweet
Padres lose Freiman, keep other assets in Rule 5The Padres lost first baseman Nate Freiman in the Rule 5 Draft but were able to keep prospects such as infielder Jonathan Galvez and righty Jerry Sullivan.Share Tweet
Seattle takes Farris in Triple-A portion of Rule 5The Mariners didn't select anyone in the Major League portion of Thursday's Rule 5 Draft at the Winter Meetings, but they did take second baseman Eric Farris from the Brewers' organization in the Triple-A portion of the proceedings.Share Tweet
Twins select right-hander Pressly in Rule 5 DraftThe Twins selected right-hander Ryan Pressly from the Red Sox organization in the Rule 5 Draft at the Winter Meetings on Thursday.Share Tweet
Texas grabs 'pen candidate Wood in Rule 5 DraftThe Rangers selected right-handed reliever Coty Wood from the Rockies' organization in the Rule 5 Draft on Thursday morning at the Winter Meetings.Share Tweet
Marlins look to tweak roster as they exit NashvilleThe Marlins exit the Winter Meetings in search of a third baseman. President of baseball operations Larry Beinfest makes it clear there is work to be done with the roster before Spring Training.Share Tweet
Tom Verducci: It might finally be time for Upton, Diamondbacks to part waysCNNSI.com Dec 6, 2012Justin Upton has MVP talent and the Diamondbacks have him under contract for three more years. So why might it be time for them to part ways? Tom Verducci explains in Three Strikes.Share Tweet
End of the world sale! Normal CornBelters make tickets available before doomsdayyahoo.com Dec 6, 2012As the winter meetings reach their final day and the New York Yankees continue getting beat to the punch on potential free agent targets, one can't help but wonder if the Mayans were correct in predicting Dec. 21, 2012 as the day the world will cease to…Share Tweet
MLB Notebook: McCutchen posts elite year at 25Andrew McCutchen's 2012 season was among the most impressive for any center fielder in his age-25 season, and it could be the foundation to even more historic accomplishments.Share Tweet
Joe Lemire: Hot Stove hinges on Rangers' multiple interestsCNNSI.com Dec 6, 2012Josh Hamilton and Zack Greinke remained in play as several free agents struck deals Wednesday. Until the Rangers make a move, the anticipation continues to build, writes Joe Lemire.Share Tweet
Yankees can't even reel in role players like Eric Chavez, Jeff Keppinger and Marco Scutaro in free agency at winter meetingsnydailynews.com Dec 6, 2012Suddenly it feels like 1992, when nobody wanted to play for the Yankees. Except this time it's not Barry Bonds, Greg Maddux, and David Cone shunning the pinstripes, but Eric Chavez, Jeff Keppinger, and Marco Scutaro. What's going on here, anyway?Share Tweet
Jeter says he should be ready for Opening DayDerek Jeter cheerily posed with four student leaders from his Turn 2 Foundation who were wearing Yankees jerseys and elf hats and asked a question to the group of photographers snapping away.Share Tweet
The Waiting Game Continues at MLB's Winter Meetingsgrantland.com Dec 6, 2012As the Winter Meetings near their end here in Nashville, the latest buzz has Zack Greinke potentially going somewhere other than the Dodgers. Which se...Share Tweet
Final Thoughts On Winter MeetingsDec 6Karl Ravech and Tim Kurkjian share their thoughts on the big signings and deals that didn't get done at the winter meetings.
Hamilton Staying Or Going?Dec 6ESPN's Buster Olney, Tim Kurkjian, and Richard Durrett on if Josh Hamilton will remain in Texas.
Winter Meetings Afternoon ReportDec 6ESPN's Buster Olney and Tim Kurkjian on the chances Michael Young gets traded and what teams have the best chance to land Josh Hamilton and Zack Greinke.
Winter Meetings Morning ReportDec 6Jon Sciambi and Buster Olney on where Josh Hamilton and Zack Greinke may land, and the chances that Philadelphia acquires Michael Young.


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If a team goes 0-2 to start the season they have dug quite a hole for themselves. However, it is still a young season, and there is time to recover. In 2007 the Giants started off 0-2 and looked miserable, but they recouped, made a run, and wound up in the Super Bowl where they upset the then-undefeated New England Patriots.
However, history says if you start 0-3 there is no coming back. The last time a team started the season 0-3 and still made the playoffs was in 1998 when the Buffalo Bills finished second in the AFC East.
Interestingly enough Wade Phillips, now the head coach of the 0-2 Dallas Cowboys, was the coach of that team.
So this weekend is big for Dallas, the Minnesota Vikings, and the San Francisco 49ers, teams that not only had playoff aspirations but Super Bowl hopes.
Team character will be tested. Can these teams pull it together?
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Placer 10-35 Foundation's Rockin' in July
Next month the Placer 10-35 Foundation will be "Rockin' in July" as they host a fundraising concert at Rock Hill Winery in Loomis, Calif. in support of Placer County peace officers and their families.
July 20th at 4 p.m. is when the fun begins, with music by Rachel Steele and Road 88, with special guest country singer Madison Hudson.
Headliner Rachel Steele and Road 88 bring their own style of country rock, providing fans with a high-energy performance ith a flawless delivery of nothing but good solid rock and roll – country style. They'll bring you their original hits such as "Not Gonna Happen" and "Mama's Still Waitin,' " along with some of your favorite foot stomping country tunes.
Madison Hudson is an up and coming country music star, bringing you her own brand of music, including her latest singles "Tommy" and "Too Shy." Add Nikki Perez to the mix and you'll be amazed at these two talented young women.
Not only will there be award winning wines from Rock Hill Winery and other beverages, there will also be some great eats as Swabbies restaurant will be making their famous tacos and other awesome treats.
Don't miss out on a great time! The best part is all proceeds go to the Placer 10-35 foundation.
For your tickets call 530-308-1364.
Visit Placer 10-35 Foundation on their Facebook page where they will be announcing how you can win VIP Passes and more fun stuff.
Rock Hill Winery is located in Loomis at 2970 Del Mar Avenue.
About Placer 10-35 Foundation
The Placer 10-35 Foundation is a non-profit fraternal & benevolent association chartered to assist Placer County peace officers in times of great personal and organizational tragedy. We also are available to assist the families of slain peace officers throughout the region.
We are committed to celebrating the mission of the law enforcement officer and providing assistance when the inevitable tragedy occurs in this dangerous profession.
"10-35″ refers to the police radio code meaning, "Officer needs assistance". The 8 stars in our logo represent our 8 Placer County deputies killed in the line of duty.
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Pamphlet Groups Now SearchableWednesday, June 21st, 2006
Special Collections has just completed improving access to a major part of the pamphlet collection – the writings of Quaker authors. Pamphlets, minor works and ephemeral writings from the 18th century to the present are to be found in this collection. Almost 1,000 records have been added to improve scholarship into this under-utilized resource.
Previous to this time users could only determine our holdings via an in-house card catalog file that had suffered the inconsistencies of time and generations of different librarians. Materials were housed in acidic environments and many items were inappropriately placed, or duplicated cataloged texts.
Every item of each box was evaluated to insure that the material matched the scope of the collection. Duplicates were placed in the duplicate collection, parts of series were cataloged for the stacks and some important, even rare materials were identified and placed appropriately. Thanks to the industry of Joan Powell all the resultant materials were re-housed in acid-free folders and boxes, ordered and accurately labeled.
A Tripod record was created for every Quaker author with a listing of the titles of his/her works under a series title of "Selected Writings of Quaker Authors." These records will be found via searches on author, title and keyword. Users can now accurately and easily determine what materials may enhance their study.


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The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs summarizes the ways in which we engage students and support their success through an Annual Report of the units reporting to the OVCSA and Athletics. This report provides a year in review, through highlights and accomplishments of our individual units, demonstrates our commitment to measuring student satisfaction, impact and contributions to student learning, as well as thanks our many supporters of the OVCSA.
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Pay Annual CPBA Membership Online - NEW FOR 2015!
Annual membership is collected in October for the following calendar year. Members are now able to renew their annual membership online. Members are still able to renew their membership at our monthly meetings. Membership application & fee to be processed by Harry Strand, CPBA Treasurer, at the sign-in desk.
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Please Note: CPBA & NCSBA Memberships are both $15.00 annually. The additional fee is collected by PayPal. The CPBA is unable to refund any fees collected for PayPal services. Refunds are subject to additional PayPal service fees.
The CPBA would like to thank all members for taking the time to pay online.
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CPBA members with a Google account follow the link to access the minutes, treasurer's report and complete membership directory. The link for obtaining a Google account has been included in this page's attachments.
MEMBERS SITE IS NOW AVAILABLE! Members must have a Google account registered with the webmaster to access this page. Google accounts are free! Please contact Allana Ross to update your contact information.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1
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This mature garden was created in the 1950s from a small orchard. The present owner is constantly trying to add colour and interest for all seasons. Spring brings a flourish of spring flowers, rhododendrons and azaleas. Trees of all kinds display their constantly changing shades throughout the year and in autumn the acers and copper beech are at their very best. Around every corner there is yet another plant of interest, a goldfish pond or a swing.
On A815. Enter Dunoon on loch side road, turn right up Cammesreinach Brae just before the Royal Marine Hotel opposite West Ferries terminal. The Brae becomes George Street and Fairwinds is on the left.
1 April - 31 October 10:00am - 6:00pm
£2.50, children free
The Cowal Hospice receives 40%, the net remaining to SG Beneficiaries
Please call if coming from a distance. Teas available on request.
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