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Candidates for the entry-level Master's degree program in Occupational Therapy include traditional and non-traditional students. Entry into the professional curriculum of the Master's degree program can be accomplished in three different ways, depending on the academic status of the applicant.
All candidates for the Occupational Therapy program must be admitted to the College through the Office of Admissions prior to initiating the admissions process for Occupational Therapy. After a candidate is admitted to the College, the Academic Studies Coordinators in the Occupational Therapy Program provide course advisement, course approval, and continuing guidance during the student's remaining prerequisite coursework and throughout the course of study in the Occupational Therapy program.
All applicants must complete the following prerequisites prior to admission to the OT Entry-Level Master's program. Courses previously taken at other institutions may be transferred with the exception of the courses indicated by an asterisk.
• Anatomy and Physiology I
• Anatomy and Physiology II
• Introduction to Statistics or Psychological Statistics
*Must be taken at Dominican College
This statement of prerequisites is subject to amendment in two respects:
Admission Standards
Applicants must have a minimum G.P.A. of 3.0 and meet the following additional grade criteria:
Sequence of Steps to Apply for the Graduate Program
Apply to Dominican College through the Office of Admissions (Use undergraduate application form – indicate interest in occupational therapy).
Submit all sealed official transcripts from any college attended to the DC Office of Admissions or have the transcripts forwarded from you other school's Registrar and forward any updates to the credit evaluation and follow up with your transfer counselor for about transfer courses that occur after your Initial Credit Evaluation. Submit copies of all updates/transfer credits to Occupational Therapy.
Admissions Transfer Counselors determine which courses qualify for transfer to Dominican College and send your Dominican Acceptance Letter and a copy of your Evaluation of Credits.
Once accepted, students call their assigned Faculty Coordinator of Academics and Fieldwork to establish an appropriate timeline to apply through OTCAS and to complete the coursework.
Schedule an appointment for your Math and English placement exams with the Learning Resource Center at (845) 848-4056 (English Placement is requirement. No exceptions).
Submit English Placement Results to the Occupational Therapy Program.
Students with accepted college level transfer courses, equivalent to MA112 or MA113 levels are exempt from taking the math placement exam, but will follow the DC Math Sequence (ie., MA112 - MA113 - MA225), depending on which math courses transferred.
Candidates from non-English speaking countries must submit scores from the Test of English as a Foreign *Language (TOEFL's core of 80 or higher is necessary). For information contact the Admissions department at email@example.com or call 1 (866) 4DC-INFO or 1 (866) 432-4636.
Professional Curriculum and Academic Standards
Students must comply with the standards and policies set forth by the College, the Occupational Therapy program, and the profession throughout their academic tenure. An advantage of a weekend course format is that it allows students to pursue educational goals while continuing their daily workplace arrangements. Students are cautioned, however, that long work hours are generally incompatible with success in the Program, which requires extensive study time. The professional program cannot consider competing work obligations as a substitute for the maintenance of academic standards. In particular, it is a matter of policy that absence for more than the equivalent of one weekend will necessitate a non-passing grade for any professional course.
Program of Study
The entry-level Master's Occupational Therapy curriculum for students who have diverse educational backgrounds requires the students' participation in seven trimesters of academic work (a minimum of 65 semester hours). In recognition of their professional experience, the curriculum for students who are OTAs is taught over six trimesters and requires twelve fewer credits. Both program tracks require the completion of two three-month, three credit clinical affiliations.
The student will enter the program with a basic knowledge in the liberal arts and specified prerequisites in the social sciences and natural sciences. A prerequisite course, Introduction to Occupational Therapy, will ensure that all diverse-background students have a basic understanding of the profession's history, philosophy, and domains of concern. The prerequisite course Overview of OT Practice provides OTA students with a solid foundation in theory, clinical reasoning, and frames of reference to facilitate a successful transition from a technical level of knowledge and skill to professional-level education. The curriculum design incorporates a liberal arts foundation, a core of natural and social science courses, a sequence of professional courses, and fieldwork in Occupational Therapy. The program leads to a combined Bachelor of Science/Master of Science degree.
Certification Examination
Students are eligible to sit for the certification examination administered by the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) upon completion of the fieldwork experiences. However, a student's ability to sit for the certification examination as well as obtain licensure may be affected if a student has "been charged with or convicted of a felony… (or) found by a court, administrative, or disciplinary proceeding to have committed negligence, malpractice, recklessness, or willful or intentional misconduct" resulting in harm to another.


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US stocks edge mostly higher amid wave of earnings; GE and Morgan Stanley rise
Stocks are mostly higher on Wall Street as upbeat earnings news from several big U.S. companies encouraged investors.
General Electric, Morgan Stanley and PepsiCo all moved higher after reporting their first-quarter results Thursday.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose two points, or 0.1 percent, to close at 1,864.
A drop in IBM's stock pulled the Dow Jones industrial average lower. UnitedHealth Group also weighed on the Dow.
The Dow fell 16 points, or 0.1 percent, to 16,408. The Nasdaq composite rose nine points, or 0.2 percent, to 4,095.
Three stocks rose for every two that fell on the New York Stock Exchange.
Bond prices fell. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.72 percent from 2.63 percent late Wednesday.
U.S. markets will be closed for Good Friday.
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Polaris Project released the first year of texting data, one year after launching the texting short code enabling people to reach the national human trafficking hotline by texting to BeFree (233733).
It's taken 12 Years a Slave winning Best Picture at the Oscars to wake us up to modern day slavery. It's time for us to acknowledge that slavery has been with us every day since the 1800s.
Based on the popular notion that sex trafficking spikes at the time of the Super Bowl, the issue has recently received an increase in media attention again this year.READ MORE
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There is the path of less resistance, one that would take the Heat through the Milwaukee Bucks in the first round of the playoffs, the winner of an Atlanta Hawks-Brooklyn Nets series in the second, and then whoever is left standing between the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals.
Or it could be the Boston Celtics in the first round, possibly the Chicago Bulls in the second and then that showdown with either the Pacers or Knicks in the East finals.
For now, the focus is the Heat's opponent on the weekend of April 20-21, when the postseason opens at AmericanAirlines Arena.
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And the fact that, even at this late date, it still could be the Celtics is rather remarkable. Yes, Rajon Rondo is out, even as he teases with pregame shooting. But Kevin Garnett will be back, and be back rested. And Jeff Green is hitting his stride (something the Heat are well aware of), while Avery Bradley finally appears to be finding his way.
In fact, it will be interesting to see how the Heat handle this upcoming week. Beat the Bucks on Tuesday night and fall to the Celtics on Friday, and it would all but assure Milwaukee as the first-round opponent.
When Ray Allen left Boston in the offseason for the Heat as a free agent, few could have forecast that his first taste playoff taste of the Celtics could be in the first round. Yet even in these waning days of the season, it stands as a possibility.
Fear the Celtics? That would be overstatement. Respect? That sounds about right.
"Boston has, from the time I've been there, been a veteran team and gets guys in that zone in at that time of the year," Allen said, a reminder of how the Celtics, amid similar doubts a year ago at this time, stood 24 minutes from advancing to last season's NBA Finals in place of the Heat.
Even amid the Celtics' current uneven ride, Allen knows Garnett, Paul Pierce and Doc Rivers well enough to know the playoffs are different.
"Once you get toward the end of the season," he said, "you know what you're playing for and what you're dealing with."
Rivers recently went as far as to say the Celtics could benefit in getting the Heat early in the playoffs, while his veterans are still fresh.
"We'll play anybody, any time when we're right," Rivers said. "We like us against any of these teams."
Rivers tempered that a bit after Friday's home loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers.
"Of course we would," he said when asked whether he would prefer to avoid the Heat. "Listen, I'm not that dumb. I'm not the brightest guy, but come on."
Nonetheless, confidence certainly has never been an issue with the Celtics.
"We like how we match up with Miami. We like how we match up with pretty much anybody in the East," Pierce told reporters a week ago.
No, these are not the same Celtics as a year ago, not with Rondo out, Allen gone.
"It's pretty telling from where we've been over the years 'til now," Allen said of Boston even having the possibility of being a mere No. 8 seed.
And yet, it still could happen, with this week's Heat schedule (and approach) going a long way toward determining their first-round opponent (keep in mind, the Bucks hold the playoff tiebreaker over the Celtics).
"Whatever situation they're going through, and where they've come to get to where they are," Allen said of his former team, "we don't want to help them change their fortunes."


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That would sure be an intriguing project, especially to those of us who do have a true appreciation for that material. I can't see it happening, but if it did, I'd say for sure that would lend considerable credibility to that album in the eyes of the public.
A while back, NEA, I wrote a review of sorts of the EP BLVD album. I thought you might like to read it.
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One of my favorite albums is one which seems to get a bad rap, or at least ranks considerably lower on a lot of other people's lists. It is Elvis' penultimate studio album of new material released in his lifetime: From Elvis Presley Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee.
When I first got this CD--which was well before my acquisition of the LP , it was one I played over and over. Well, we all have done that with many of our Elvis CDs, but this one really struck a chord with me.
I'll address the content of this one first. This LP, though not commonly recognized in this manner, represents another one of Elvis' concept albums, the theme being one of lost love, separation, isolation, etc.
Not the cheeriest theme, no, but one that is at least consistent throughout. And I don't know about you all, but for me there is some kind of joy which can be derived from listening to sad songs. I think it is one or more of these three things at play:
1 - Hearing someone else "sing the blues" makes you realize that other people have felt the same things that you have when you thought you were at your lowest, hence you have reason to be encouraged;
2 - You really haven't been there, so you're enlightened to the fact that things could be a lot worse [2b] OR, since you haven't been there, you may find the stories these songs tell to be extra interesting or intriguing;
3 - Simply hearing a singer bare his soul, emoting so effectively that regardless of your experiences you feel that you know precisely what it's all about, and appreciate the insight that you have been allowed to vicariously gain through the music...but essentially it's about respecting the ability of the singer to convey the feelings that well. It is as if he has refined his singing to where it is essentially pure emotion that is coming across, so you can't help but believe it. You might say Elvis' best acting was not done in front of a camera but behind a microphone.
Is it the melancholy theme that some are not drawn to, or the prevalence of ballads, or a change in Elvis' voice or delivery? I don't know--I'm not one of those people, so I couldn't say. I like all of the above, so I'm not qualified to answer. But they are all in evidence here.
At least half of the following ten songs, recorded in the Jungle Room in February 1976, do literally rank among my very favorite Elvis songs:
Never Again
Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
Danny Boy
The Last Farewell
For The Heart
Bitter They Are, Harder They Fall
Love Coming Down
I'll Never Fall In Love Again
Perhaps because the overall style isn't everyone's cup of tea, this observation is not often made, but I think this is a very impressive collection of songs.
One downer about this album, I must concede, is that Felton Jarvis went a little overboard in the overdubbing on this album. Not only did Elvis at times seem to get lost in the mix, but its being done that way helped contribute to the myth that Elvis was in such poor voice at this time that he demanded (or it was simply made necessary) that the backup singers drown him out, i.e., he wasn't up to the task himself. Thank goodness for FTD...
A couple interesting things about the cover...
Once again, a live shot of Elvis was used on this cover, which was not uncommon for his studio albums in the seventies. However, if it was known in 1974 that two years later he would be recording at home, RCA would most certainly have saved the great pics Ed Bonja took of Graceland for the '76 album. Instead we have pics of Graceland on a live album, and concert pics on an album recorded at Graceland.
Adding to the confusion are the words "Recorded Live" on the cover. Though still surely misleading to some, it would not have been entirely inappropriate to use such terminology if the recordings were made with no overdubbing; i.e., everything heard on each track had been recorded simultaneously--that would actually qualify as "live". But as mentioned above, that couldn't have been further from the truth. So what was the deal with that? I can't remember now exactly how she explained it, but questioned about that years later Joan Deary did give a rather unsatisfying explanation, but went on to say it was not their intention to have been misleading with that.
The photo, incidentally, was taken on June 10, 1975 in Memphis, and featured Elvis in his Indian Feather suit.
On the back, it is made to look like a personal memo from Elvis to the fans. It reads:
Dear Friends:
Thank you for your loyalty. I sincerely hope you like my new RCA album.
Then, in Elvis' handwriting:
My best wishes
Elvis Presley


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Carrier Enterprises leases 25,000 square feet in Chesterfield County
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Carrier Enterprises has entered the Richmond market with a 25,000-square-foot lease at 8951 Whitepine Road in Chesterfield County. The firm is a subsidiary of independent HVAC distributing company, Watsco Inc., which has 110 locations in 20 states, Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and Latin America. CB Richard Ellis handled lease negotiations.


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Ability Details
King's Tribute is a self-targeted heal.
Additional Information:
- Neutral monster deaths will trigger King's Tribute, even if their killer was an enemy.
- King's Tribute does not trigger when an enemy structure is destroyed.
Ability Details
Chomp is an on-hit effect.
- The triggering attack will apply other on-hit effects and can critically strike as normal.
- As with most on-hit physical damage, the bonus damage from Chomp will apply life steal.
- Critical strikes will not factor in the additional base damage of the attack but will benefit from the additional AD ratio.
- The bonus damage will affect structures.
- Chomp's damage will be mitigated if Trundle's attack is blocked, dodged or parried.
- Chomp's empowerment will be consumed if the attack misses.
- In both cases listed above Chomp will still steal/enhance AD.
- Spell shields will block the ability.
Additional Information:
- Trundle does not gain any bonus AD from using this ability on structures or units immune to disabling debuffs (eg. Dragon).
Ability Details
Frozen Domain is a ground-targeted area of effect ability.
Ability Details
Pillar of Ice is a ground-targeted area of effect ability.
- Does not apply spell effects.
- Spell shields will not block the ability.
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- The pillar grants sight within 600 range.
- Although the pillar does not deal any damage, it will trigger in-combat effects such as drawing tower aggro and cancelling the effects of out-of-combat abilities such as Strut and Perseverance.
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Subjugate is a single-targeted ability.
- Applies spell effects as a single target ability.
- Spell vamp is fully applied.
- Rylai's Crystal Scepter will apply a 35% slow.
- Magic damage will be mitigated by Black Shield and Lifeline.
- Spell shields will block the ability.
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Living Learning Communities began six years ago at UNR to help students maintain a high grade point average, get help from mentors in their field of study and break free of shyness by constant interaction with others.
"The idea is to try to get them building those relationships right away," said Jerome Maese, director of residential life. "When they start to get into progressively harder courses hopefully they'll build those bonds and relationships with their classmates and their professors."
Maese said the different features of the new residence hall provide students with more than just a place to live. Faculty offices on the ground floor allow students more interaction with professors. The first floor also has four classrooms in two sizes that will hold entry-level classes in English, science and math.
Across the hall from the classrooms lies the multi-purpose room, complete with a full kitchen for hosting special events or receptions. The bike storage room, which houses up to 50 bikes securely, completes the bottom floor of the new building.
Moving up to the two-person suites, Maese said the living quarters were designed with interaction in mind.
"It gives the freshmen an opportunity to be with somebody who has been successful through their freshmen year of college," he said. "All the resident assistants in this building are studying a major of the Living Learning Community."
Each of the four floors has two resident assistants and one academic adviser. Rebecca Zug, a senior at UNR, is majoring in pre-nursing and community health sciences and will be a resident assistant in the new building this year. She said the expanded hallways and extra study rooms will help her coordination of the pre-nursing floor this year.
"Not having a private study room in Nye made it really hard to form study groups because they are also the hangout lounges for each wing on that floor," Zug said of her days monitoring Nye Hall. "It will be a lot easier (this year) and will separate the people have done their homework or who are in separate classes from the people who need to do their homework."
Zug said the importance of freshmen interacting with other students is essential to succeeding in college. She said being able to form groups for study and for socialization is a skill that will follow students long after school is finished.
"You have to break out and be interactive because that is how you build networks in your career path and how you build friends," she said. "It's like a foundation and living in a residence hall forces you to do that because you are living with so many other people and it kind of breaks you out of your shell of living at home with your parents."
Maese said the wider hallways allow for more interaction when students leave their rooms, while the lounge provides a social environment separate from the "library" where students can study in a strictly enforced quiet area.
The key ingredient to students living in the Living Learning Community Residence Hall is their resident assistants and academic advisers. Maese said when students find that their assistants have already traveled the road they are just beginning, it not only makes them more social, but boosts their success.
"You come in your freshman year wondering if you're going to make it and there is a sophomore or a junior or senior who says this is how you get through chemistry or calculus," he said. "Someone who has been there, done that recently provides them a role model and also some guidance to go to saying I am struggling."
The new Living Learning Community will be filled with students beginning in the fall semester. More information about the Nevada Living Learning Community is available at www.unr.edu/housing/llc.


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Healthy food choices that help you live longer
Who doesn't want to live a longer and healthier life? Everybody wants to explore more of this attractive human world. Believing in god and practicing paganism can get you closer to god, but it will not help you to increase your life's longevity. There are some superfoods which can help you live long and healthy life, because exercising alone cannot keep you healthy. So, here are some superfoods that you need to include in your routine diet, to see their positive effects.
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Green Chile, Chicken, Posole Soup
Author Notes: I use mild green Poblano chili peppers for this soup. Eventually on the vine they turn red and when they do, they become very HOT. The green ones are relatively mild. All the ingredients are very fresh. But...you can use canned posole and canned peppers. But why? The soup is very simple to make and all the steps are easy. Shortcuts will greatly sacrifice the taste. The extra time to make freshly cooked posole and freshly roasted peppers is well worth the effort. - dymnyno - dymnyno
Food52 Review: WHO: Dymnyno is a winery cook and vintner in the Napa Valley.
WHAT: A nourishing roasted poblano soup with minimal distraction.
HOW: Soak dried hominy, char and peel chiles, simmer, puree, and -- most importantly -- garnish.
WHY WE LOVE IT: Dymnyno stays focused here, and each ingredient shines. Chewy hominy and crunchy cabbage shore up the spicy broth while lime and oregano do a tango. - Food52
Serves 8
- 2 pounds green Poblano chili peppers
- 1 pound chicken breast, roasted or bbq'd
- 2 cups posole (Rancho Gordo is my favorite)
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 1 large bunch of fresh oregano
- 6 cups chicken stock
- 1/2 head of Napa cabbage, shredded
- 3 or 4 cloves of garlic, peeled
- 1 lime, cut into wedges
- salt to taste
- Soak the posole for at least 3 hours or overnight. Add 10 cups of water and about 3 or 4 cloves of peeled garlic and cook over medium heat for about 3 hours or until tender to the taste. Watch carefully as it is cooking and add more water as needed.
- Roast the Poblano peppers over a gas flame, under a broiler or easiest of all , on the BBQ. After all sides are blackened, cover them in a bowl or place in a plastic bag or paper bag. Cool and the skins will slip off effortlessly. Remove the stem and the seeds.
- Saute the onions in a little bit of olive oil. Roast the chicken breasts. (or BBQ them) Shred the chicken.
- In a blender, put the sauteed onions, the garlic cloves, about a third to half of the cooked posole, 3 tablespoons of fresh oregano, the peppers and 4 cups of the chicken stock and blend until smooth. (you may have to do a couple batches)
- Pour the blended mixture into the pot with the remaining posole and add the shredded chicken and the remaining 2 cups of chicken stock and simmer for at least an hour. If the soup seems too thick, add some more chicken stock or water.
- Shred the Napa cabbage and strip the leaves off the oregano. To serve the soup, ladle into soup bowls, put a small mound of cabbage on top and garnish with oregano. Serve with a wedge of fresh lime.
- This recipe is a Wildcard Contest Winner!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Chili
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Chili Pepper Recipe
Comments (49) Questions (4)
25 days ago [email protected]
I've made this twice. I wouldn't change a thing. Absolutely delish. AND, had enough leftover of first batch to freeze in foodsaver bag and it was even better. Anything pozole is wonderful to me!
26 days ago ksschapp
I made this soup a couple of months ago and had enough to freeze. After thawing out a quart, I have to say it was even better. My next batch will be doubled, so I can freeze more :)
3 months ago SopeGal
Pozole is not hominy - pozole is the final product.
3 months ago dymnyno
Please read further down the comments and see explanation by Rancho Gordo.
3 months ago RanchoGordo
To a point, it's a matter of taste, but poblano chiles have dense, dark green flavor that can't be beat. Hatch chiles are nice but they're much lighter and "greener" and to me, more generic. Chile season in the southwest is very romantic but pobalnos and hatch varieties aren't interchangeable. California or Anaheims are more similar to Hatch.
3 months ago Elaine Harris
Love the recipe but not the choice of chile! I'd use Hatch Chile for this and probably go for at least medium to give it a bite. You can order direct from the Hatch Chile Store at http://www.hatch-green.... Go for the roasted and frozen stuff as its much less work.
8 months ago Davis Bliss
Maybe it's just me, and i'm not crazy about food that veers off too far in the direction of peppers, oregano & lime-or perhaps my substitution for 4 of the 6 cups of chicken stock with a veggie stock adversely effected the final product, but this didn't do it for me. The richness that others spoke of in their comments wasn't there...so i played with garnishes. In addition to the napa cabbage, oregano and lime, i also added a dollop of sour cream, some chopped avacado & hot sauce...yum! (I hope my experimenting with your soup doesn't offend you...)
8 months ago dymnyno
Of course when you changed all the ingredients in my soup you did not not end up making my soup at all! You made your own soup which you like better...congratulations.
8 months ago starvingfoodie
For the sake of authenticity, I hunted down dried posole (three grocers, including a Mexican specialty market that did NOT have it, hmph), but ohemgeeee was this worth it. So so so good. Flavors remind me of a chicken tomatillo soup I grew up on, but pureeing some of the ingredients gives it a wonderful, hearty consistency. I added cumin to amp the flavor a bit and preferred the dish topped with crushed tortilla chips instead of cabbage, which I found tricky to maneuver onto a spoon, (and the squeeze of lime is a must!) but nevertheless enjoyed every bowl like a treat. Thrilled to have leftover posole, plus it's hatch chile season, so I may try again soon with some of those added to the mix! Thank you for sharing!
8 months ago GSmodden
I made this last night. Unfortunately, I couldn't find dried posole, but my grocery store had canned hominy. So, I used that. I bet making it with the dried version is better, but I still loved how the soup turned out (and took less time to make) with the canned posole. It's a very hearty, comforting soup and totally worth the effort. Thanks for the great recipe.
about 1 year ago Ingrid Mendez Robledo
I have to say that I've tried some of your recipes (soups) and I Have to say that the word is not "Posole" is "Pozole" with Z, and means "spume" in Nahuatl. And thanks for the creativity on your dishes!. I hope this info help you :)
12 months ago dymnyno
Thank you! You say pozole and I say posole. I have seen it spelled both ways and the reason I chose "posole" is because I use my favorite Rancho Gordo products and they spell it "posole". Either way, I am glad that you like the soup.
11 months ago RanchoGordo
It's always dangerous translating Nahuatl to Spanish to English. A lot of things are spelled differently in Mexico, state to state. So correcting people is something you'll want to do very daintily.
In Mexico, Pozole refers to the finished dish. The corn is called maiz para pozole or nixtamal after it's been cooked and slaked. In the American southwest, we have the same tradition, only the grain AND the dish are called Posole. It's not new!
11 months ago RanchoGordo
I realize I am repeating myself from a message below! Hello middle age! but the thought is right. Relax about the names and obsess about good ingredients and you'll be ahead of the pack.
about 1 year ago kate.r.cochran
@dymnyno Is there a wine you'd recommend to pair with this? My first thought is a Gewürztraminer, but is there something that would pair a little better?
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DELICIOUS and simple posole. Will make again!!
over 1 year ago Midge
This was so delicious! Love how the fresh oregano ties everything together.
over 1 year ago RanchoGordo
This looks great!
re the word, in Mexico, it does only refer to the dish. In the US Southwest, it refers to the finished dish and the grain, which is also called hominy. The dried version is an American thing. I think it's superior to the canned, which is bland and has an off putting texture.
over 1 year ago dymnyno
Thanks! I'm a big fan of your products.
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A well deserved wild-card win and thank you for sharing it with us. Have had the opportunity to make it many times and my guests not only love it, they ask for the recipe. It is rich and light at the same time! You are a gift, Mary.
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yum...congratulations on the Wildcard!
almost 2 years ago Lizthechef
I remember seeing your posts and being intimidated by a Napa winery owner who was the personal chef at Constant Wines. Now, I know you as Mare, my friend - beautiful recipe.
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Congratulations on a much deserved wildcard win! This soup is fantastic!
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CHICAGO (June 5, 2008) – U.S. Under-20 Women's National Team head coach Tony DiCicco will bring 24 players to Park City, Utah, for a training camp from June 8-13, which will serve as the final preparation before the squad enters CONCACAF Qualifying for the 2008 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup.
Park City, which sits at almost 7,000 feet, will help acclimate the players for the CONCACAF competition being held at Estadio Cuauhtemoc in Puebla, Mexico, which is located at just over 7,000 feet. The eight-team 2008 CONCACAF Women's Under-20 Championship will feature eight teams broken into two groups of four teams each. The USA will face Trinidad & Tobago (June 18), Cuba (June 20) and Mexico (June 22) in Group A play. Group B features Canada, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Jamaica. The all-important semifinals will be held on June 25 with the third-place match championship game taking place on June 28. Estadio Cuauhtemoc holds over 45,000 fans.
The top three finishers in the qualifying tournament will earn berths to the U-20 Women's World Cup being held Nov. 19-Dec. 7 in Chile.
"Dealing with altitude is no easy task and requires approximately three weeks of training at altitude to become totally acclimated, which, of course, we don't have," said DiCicco. "But for psychological as well as physiological reasons, we are going to Park City to train at almost 7000 feet. From zero to 5000 feet there is not much difference, but every 1000 feet above 5000 feet, the maximum oxygen intake is reduced by three percent, which is considerable. To train at altitude is important for us and hopefully we can go to Mexico much more confident."
DiCicco will also use this camp to pare down his roster from 24 to the 20 who will travel to Mexico in an attempt to qualify for the fourth FIFA youth world championship at this age level. The 2002 and 2004 tournaments were held as Under-19 events before moving to Under-20 for the 2006 tournament in Russia. The four players not selected for qualifying will be alternates for the squad.
The U-20s will also be entering an exciting and challenging environment in Puebla, playing three games in the summer heat and humidity while facing the host country in the final group match in front of what will surely be a partisan home crowd. The full U.S. Women's National Team recently played Mexico in Ciudad Juarez during Olympic qualifying and a sell-out crowd of over 22,000 turned out for the match.
DiCicco has spent the last five months looking at players as he whittled down the pool to the 24 players who will head to Park City. The roster features two members of the U.S. team that took fourth at the 2006 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in midfielder Kelley O'Hara, who with two goals in the tournament was one of the USA's top players in Russia, and forward Casey Nogueira, who was one of the youngest players on that team.
DiCicco inherited a talented player pool when he took over from former U.S. U-20 coach Jillian Ellis in January after Ellis joined the staff of U.S. head coach Pia Sundhage for the full U.S. Women's National Team. Since then, DiCicco and his staff have identified about six to eight players who could play key roles in qualifying and hopefully the World Cup.
"We have gotten faster, better playing back-to-goal and have excellent team depth, which is one of the main strengths of this team," said DiCicco. "We have a number of players who could be starters and I'm hoping that our depth will allow us to play well because we will have to play five games in 11 days during qualifying and hopefully win the tournament."
Other top players for this year's U-20 team include forward Michelle Enyeart, who trained with the full U.S. Women's National Team earlier this year, and defensive midfielder Keelin Winters. Nikki Washington adds additional speed on the flank while relative newcomers Alex Morgan and Nikki Marshall have shown well. Youngsters Christine Nairn and Teresa Noyola, who are two of the three players born in 1990 on the roster, are also in the running for the qualifying team. The other 1990 is forward Sydney Leroux, a naturalized Canadian who actually played for Canada in the 2004 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Thailand. Midfielder Becky Edwards should also be a key player for the USA in the holding midfielder slot.
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DEFENDERS (6): Kaley Fountain (Wake Forest), Lauren Fowlkes (Notre Dame), Liz Harkin (Arizona State), Brittney MacDonald (Miami), Nikki Marshall (Colorado), Elli Reed (Portland)
MIDFIELDERS (6): Becky Edwards (Florida State), Meghan Klingenberg (North Carolina), Christie Nairn (Bowie, Md.), Teresa Noyola (Palo Alto, Calif.), Ingrid Wells (Georgetown), Keelin Winters (Portland)
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MARLBORO, VT - Visiting artists Elise Kuder, Yuko "Momo" Shinohara, and Robert Merfeld will perform music for violin and piano and piano four hands at 3 p.m. May 5 in Marlboro College's Whittemore Theater. The trio will be playing selections from Mozart's Sonata in A major, Shubert's Divertissement a la Hongroise, and Brahms' Sonata in G major.
Kuder, a graduate of Oberlin Conservatory and the Juilliard School, is a member of the Apple Hill Chamber Players and plays on a pink violin with the Todd Dorman band in New York City. She was a Fulbright scholar at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, and is currently first violinist of the Fu quartet, in residence at the Guildhall School.
Shinohara, born in Yokohama, Japan, started playing the piano at age 4 with Kikuko Nakamura in New York. A graduate of the Medical School of Keio University in Tokyo, she is currently an artist diploma candidate at the Longy School of Music.
Merfeld, also an Oberlin and Juilliard graduate, is currently on the piano and chamber music faculties of Boston University, Harvard University, and the Longy School of Music. He has performed at the Marlboro Music Festival and the New England Bach Festival, and was a founding member of the Apple Hill Chamber Players.
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1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line 15 muffin cups.
2. Microwave the milk until hot and stir in the coffee granules. If not using buttermilk, add the vinegar at this point. Set aside and let cool to room temperature (you might have to refrigerate it).
3. In a small bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
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6. Pour into prepared muffin tins and bake for 12-13 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
*If you use espresso granules, the batter will be much lighter than how it appears in the picture (I used coffee granules).
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The primary track is a freshman entry track with 3 years of study in the pre-professional phase and 2 years in the professional phase of the program. After the 4th year you would receive a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science Degree and after your 5th year you would receive a Master of Athletic Training degree.
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Friday, Jan 11, 2013Continental Gold Limited (TSX:CNL)(OTCQX:CGOOF) (the "Company") is pleased to provide details of its 2013 exploration and development plans for the Buritica project in Antioquia, Colombia.
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The Company's 2013 drilling plan will utilize a minimum of seven diamond drill rigs to drill 95,000 metres, with 48,000 metres focused on exploration targets. In light of the early success achieved in drilling the La Estera area, drilling has already resumed and will continue to expand and define the three vein systems discovered in 2012. The next batch of assay results from this area is expected to be released in early February 2013. The remaining budgeted exploration metres will test the San Agustin and the Pinguro areas, with drilling commencing at the beginning of Q2 2013.
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What's a little hair? Robin Roberts is rocking the bald look and looks absolutely fabulous!
The "Good Morning America" anchor is prepping to go back to work and she's not letting a little thing like some missing hair slow her down. The morning show star returned to the studio for the first time since receiving a bone marrow transplant in September to help ease herself back to work.
"What a thrill to be back at GMA's Times Square Studio this morning and see the best folks in the world, my GMA family," said Roberts who was on hand for an off-camera interview. "I can't wait to get back to the anchor chair in a few weeks."
For now, Roberts is content to do a few test-runs to help transition herself back into the public eye after taking time off for the bone marrow transplant to treat myelodysplastic syndrome, a rare blood and bone marrow disorder.
"After I go through this dry run, my doctors will sit down with me again and we'll evaluate where I am," she says. "I should be back sometime in February . . . I have a date in mind that's very personal and very important to me, but I will ultimately listen to, of course, what my doctors say."
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Melissa Etheridge: Rocker attitude and a clean shaved head declared to the world that singer singer wasn't going to give in to a breast cancer diagnosis in 2005. Despite being bald after receiving chemotherapy treatments, the singer took to the stage sans hair for the 2005 Grammy Awards and sang a show-stopping performance of the Janis Joplin hit "Piece of My Heart."
Cynthia Nixon: It was a bit of art mirroring life when the "Sex and the City" star shaved off her trademark red tresses for a role of a woman going through cancer treatment in the Broadway show "Wit" earlier this year. When it came to her own real-life battle with breast cancer in 2006, the actress opted to keep her diagnosis out of the public eye out of the fear of the stigma involved with the disease. She is now an avid breast cancer activist.
Demi Moore: She was at the height of her fame and the ultimate sex symbol when the actress decided to shave her long tresses off for a role in "G.I. Jane." Unfortunately, the risk didn't really pay off and the film was a bit of a box office bust.
Kellie Pickler: The country singer and "American Idol" alum decided to shave her head in sisterly support for a friend with breast cancer. The two have been friends since they were young girls and the star wanted to lend a supportive shoulder to her 'sister' as well as draw attention to the disease. She says, "Cancer does not discriminate. If this compels even one person to change their mentality toward waiting until the age of 40 for their mammogram, then it will be worth it."
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My Favorite Rapha Stuff and FAQ
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What's my favorite piece?
Tough call, but I will go with the Women's Wind Jacket in cream. I run hot on the bike, so for me this is a super versatile layer, perfect for those frustrating days when it might rain but it's really not that cold and a full-on rain jacket might be overkill. This jacket repels water for about 45 minutes and dries almost instantaneously. I did a longer review of this jacket here. I wear a small.
I do not own any of the bib knickers, which look awesome. I just received the Classic Softshell this week, so there's a pretty good chance it might become my favorite piece sooner than later. It's gorgeous.
If you can only buy one piece, what should you get?
Getting the Classic Softshell for $187.50 is a pretty crazy-sweet deal. That jacket will blow your mind, promise. Internal routing for headphones, super supple hand, flip-down rain guard in back, sleek tailoring. Even Susan Peithman sometimes wears this jacket off the bike and that's saying something. Lady has class.
What exactly is on sale?
I repeat – ALL THIS STUFF!
Where can I try this stuff on first?
I know that River City Bicycles carries some of the women's line, but I do not know exactly how much. That's probably the best place to start. While you're there, tell Alex Criss and Ryan Weaver I said hi, drink a coffee from the espresso machine and pick up a pair of socks to show your appreciation for this great shop!
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Do you think I can fit a womens XL wind jacket? lol
btw, you're an awesome writer. love your blog!
You've got the inside line here- any insight as to whether this deep discount is a. driving interest in the early pre-season? or b. divesting from a failed market segment?
Ok. As you know I cannot comment specifically on the women's line.
What I can comment on though is that the basis of the Rapha line, the jersies, the bib-shorts, the jackets. I wear them all and have done for some time. The look, the quality and the feel, both of the garment, and that you get wearing it, are sublime.
The 'accessories' to my thinking are just filling to make up the range and I can take or leave these, there are equal if not better products out there.
O.K. price is a sticking point for a lot of people, but if price is a sticking point you are unlikely to consider Rapha's direct competitor's in this level of the bike clothing market. Assos, Castelli et al.
If you do consider products from these other brands as viable then, I whole-heartedly suggest that you give Rapha a try. Especially with this awesome half price deal. You'll be won over by the difference.
The others are expensive versions of a theme, Rapha is different, combining modern twists on tried and tested fabrics with a time-honoured old style class with above all great fit and functionality. On and off the bike.
I no longer have any affilliation with the RaphaCC other than (outside of racing) it's still all I care to wear.
Oh. And, I see that someone asked you about trying stuff on. I usually order two sizes for safety as I have noticed that sizing between some of the products can be a little different, due to the intended cut. i.e a large long sleeve jersey is similar to an x-large race jersey, understandbly but unless you know the cut in advance it's difficult to judge.
I would say if you can't get to a retailer that stocks Rapha then order two. The quality of Rapha's return policy is as good as there clothing.
Now… i would dearly love a pair of those new jeans… I wonder if they could extend the 50% offer to those…
I recently bought the wind jacket and it is worth every cent – awesome. The guys that i ride with froze their butts off in the wind the other day and I was oh-so-snug in my Rapha jacket. Also tried the shorts for the first time last week – gorgeous fabric but can't comment on the chamois yet. As for sizing, recommend you order down for the shorts – they're pretty roomy. I got an xxs and they're spot on. For the jackets, the sizing is spot on – i got an xs and it fits just as it's meant to. BTW – i've been wearing Assos for years and I have to say that the Rapha gear is well worth the $ from both a style and function perspective. You get what you pay for.
hey heidi,
as big commuter bikers, we appreciate every column you write, especially the solo trip, and todays love letter to bicycle. thx for writing on fascinating topics.
sincerely, teresa and nat
Was really disappointed to see that only half the range was actually there to be bought. I'd checked the day before made a list of what I wanted to purchase, logged on for the sale and there were only a handful of items there. In the end only one item I wanted to purchase was actually available to buy.
Very disappointing that they take the time to advertise a big sale and then not offer everything in the sale. Would have been better to have the items at 50% and then those they took away at full price, then I could have got all I wanted in one go and not have to pay double shipping.
Happy though to know that you and Gemma are both writing for Rapha now, look forward to reading the posts.
I've bought some Belgian knee warmers on sale last year and I love them. But I'm not sure about Rapha's new line of skincare products. I'm curious why the company would want to head in this direction.
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My grandpa John Nost took these pictures in Sutliff on June 13, 2008 at 8:55 AM. This was just a few hours before the bridge collapsed. He took these pictures to show us just how high the water was getting, and when he stopped by to show us we found out that part of the bridge gave out.
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They should NOT re--build it!
says ... on Wednesday, Jun 18 at 8:12 PM
ode to the sutliff bridge on youtube. song and pics. This made the floods really hit home for me. I live in California but still have my iowa roots.
says ... on Tuesday, Jun 17 at 10:40 AM
Yes, people were there when the bridge went...it was very sad. They saved the bar/store...and are working hard to get it pumped out and cleaned up...I know you wont forget this little slice of heaven hope to see you this summer again like always
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I remember driving over that old bridge as a child scared to death! It's been a part of my whole life. I will miss it, thanks for the pics.
says ... on Saturday, Jun 14 at 10:09 AM
My heart aches - in the wake of all the devastation, this event hit home. Sutliff WILL survive - too many memories live on for so many. Bridge or no bridge, we will continue to support Sutliff. Tried to get in and help but had no access -
says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 9:09 PM
I lived in Washington,IA. for twelve years.I have a lot of great memories of Iowa.I live in Charleston,S.C.,now.I still have Family throughout Iowa.My heart truly breaks for everyone That this 2008 Flood has,and will effect.May God keep ya'll safe.
says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 4:18 PM
Thanks for the pictures; my husband Carl Bortz is from there and he is currently serving military duty overseas in the desert--sent these to him so he could see. We actually have framed pictures of the bridge in our home. Terrible loss and sadness
says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 3:03 PM
Did anyone witness the collapse? Or did rising water force everyone to retreat beyond view? Some homes near the water must have been ruined or washed away entirely. The tavern may survive, but there's not much way to replace the bridge.
says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 2:57 PM
My grandparents Jim and Bonnie Longerbeam owned Sutliff for years. I have a lot of great memories there. I wanted to let Randy know we're thinking about him and the Sutliff Community. J.J.
says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 2:54 PM
Good-bye, old bridge. You'll be missed. Time for someone to compose a ballad.
says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 2:52 PM
Thanks for the pics. This is a terrible loss. Do you have any pics of the bridge after it collapsed?


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