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GLEN BURNIE, MARYLAND -- I just went through the most amazing experience I think I have ever been through in witnessing the complete lack of moral character and ethics a company can demonstrate.
I went into the North Glen Burnie, Maryland Target Pharmacy this last Friday to refill some of my prescriptions just like I have been doing for the last 3 years. I usually wait till I am in dire need of refilling due to my insurance plan requiring that and the high cost of drugs, even with that coverage. It has been a real challenge to go to the store to do this, until recently, due to my health condition. I have been dealing with 3 degenerative bone disorders that have changed my life into a living nightmare for the last 7 years. At times it took over an hour to just get my power wheelchair out of the van and drive it into the pharmacy to even get medicine. For over 2 years, until a few months ago, I have been told by my doctors if I get in a car or try moving around in the power chair I was at risk of breaking every bone in my body that wasnât broken already. My left leg, hips and feet already had multiple fractures and complete breaks in them. The pain I dealt with has been unbelievable, but I had good reason to want to go through all of that to get to this pharmacy.
For the last 6 or 7 years I have traveled to wherever I had to, to see a particular pharmacist, who is also the pharmacy manager. His name is Bruce and he has become more than a friend to me. He has helped to such a large degree in my getting better, not just on a medical advisory level, but as a friend, with sound advice anytime I needed it. I have lost count how many times he walked with me to my car just to be sure I got there okay. My medical story does get better. I should still be in a wheelchair and remain there till I die, which would have been fairly soon. Well, I started walking a few months ago without risk, and continue to beat the odds.
Well, I say all of that to say this. Last Friday I found out Bruce was fired by his relatively new boss for forgetting to set the alarm in the pharmacy 4 times over the last 3 years. I guess that could be a problem by the sound of it. Drugs all of a sudden open to the public just waiting around to get them, to then go out and sell them on the street. Problem is, Bruce was the last to leave in an already closed store after lowering the steel door to the pharmacy and locking it, to then exit the already securely locked and protected store. On top of that a camera monitors all movement inside the locked pharmacy should anybody somehow get past the steel gate. Then, on top of that, Bruce would get a call 10 minutes or so after he left that the pharmacy alarm did not set. All he had to do was go ahead and set it.
The day his new boss arrived on the seen she started a campaign to get rid of him by constantly challenging his judgment and constructive comments. She would tell him thatâs how you will get fired, by thinking his advice or ideas were better than what management could offer, which they never did. Problem with that is this particular pharmacist has increased the business of any store he has worked for over his long career including tripling Targetâs business in his 3 years there. When he has left a store the business then drops to pre-Bruce levels again, never to return.
So now he has been fired and he was individually responsible for tripling their business and putting the store in the top 100 stores in the country and never once was he given any praise for that. By the way, a pharmacy customer buys stuff in the store at more than 4 times that of a non-pharmacy customer. So maybe you can see why I will NEVER shop at a Target store for anything ever again the rest of my, now, long life. Any group of horrible management that thinks so little of its patrons to act in this manner unchecked does not deserve any business from me or all the people I can influence, and believe me I will influence a lot of people for some time to come. Just a final foot note. This boss that fired Bruce has also lost several other managers. What a great job she must be doing and Target couldn't care less. Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident. Target does not have much control or they just donât care how management in the stores conduct themselves. Well, there are a lot of other great places to shop that do care.
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clutzycook on 05/29/2011:
I'm amazed that you were privy to the reason why Bruce was fired. Unless Bruce himself called you and told you, the pharmacy in general and the employee who told you this in particular could be in serious trouble for a breach of privacy. That being said, there may have been other issues that lead to Bruce's termination, but we don't know for sure. If a boss takes a dislike to you and sets out to see you making your way toward the exit permanently, there's not a whole lot you can do.
Now that the service at Target pharmacy is no longer to your liking and you have such a debilitating condition that makes it hard to get around, perhaps you should look into transferring your business to a pharmacy that offers home delivery. Many of the smaller hometown-type pharmacies will do just that.
trmn8r on 05/29/2011:
This is a private matter between Bruce and the company.
I'll tell you this though. Once I committed a security infraction at a company I worked at. I never did it again after being disciplined. If he failed to set the alarm repeatedly, Bruce may have deserved to be fired. He seems to have minimized the risk of his behavior in the details he gave you. The company may not view it the same.
I agree with clutzy that you may be able to find a pharmacy that meets your needs better. Good luck with your health.
momsey on 05/29/2011:
Forgetting to set the alarm multiple times in a pharmacy is a serious infraction. It doesn't matter that once he's reminded, he can go do it. Even a secretary will be fired for making the same mistake over and over again, when that mistake doesn't have potentially dire consequences.
It's nice that you're so loyal to Bruce and that he's such a caring pharmacist. Maybe you can find out what pharmacy he goes to next and patronize them.
Cwazychicken on 05/29/2011:
There are a lot of nice pharmacists out there. Hopefully you can find another one that you can trust as much as you could him. I think when you close a store, you must set the alarms and if he didn't do that, then theres not much you can do about this situation, and the company had every right to let him go.
stopyourcrying on 05/29/2011:
If he got fired for forgetting the alarm several times then that is a good thing. I wonder what else did he forget to do.
Nohandle on 05/29/2011:
I'm sorry for the health issues you are experiencing. You state your favorite pharmacist, Bruce, was fired for forgetting to set the alarm 4 times within the past 3 years? Obviously he had been written up or the new manager would have no idea what happened 3 years ago. I gather it was the alarm for the pharmacy only and not the entire store, yet the gates to the pharmacy had been pulled shut and locked. Something sounds a tad fishy here and I hope you are able to find another pharmacist you like.
We actually have several pharmacies in this area that if they don't have a drive through or a patient doesn't want to use it, will bring your scripts to your car or home, which ever you prefer. Believe it or not, there's little, if any, difference in the price.
Lock it up! on 05/29/2011:
I'm surprised Bruce wasn't fired the first time he forgot to lock-up. There is a reason drugs are behind a locked grate and double or triple locked doors. If Bruce can't be trusted with the simple job of locking-up. Why on earth... would anyone trust him dispensing lethal drugs?
madconsumer on 05/30/2011:
wow! sounds like the boss made sure to find any little reason to harass bruce. no wonder he forgot to set the alarm.
I too have found target managers horrible with customer service and employee relations. I have witnessed countless conversations that were intimidating and belittling to the employee.
Glenn on 06/15/2011:
Target stores and pharmacies are regulated by stock price, not by competence, efficiency or business growth. They feel no ONE person is responsible for increased volume and, for all they know, this hatchet woman has just saved them thousands by replacing those high salaried managers with new, cheapers ones.
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Unfair and just plain bad service.
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VENTURA, CALIFORNIA -- I take vicodin for a back injury that I sustained at work a few years ago. I am a cna and do a lot of heavy lifting. My mom is also in the same boat. She also has to take vicodin for a back injury. We take the exact same med. Vicodin ES. 90ct. Neither one of us has insurance. For about the last 2years we have been getting our prescriptions from Target in Ventura. We were paying the same amount of money until about 4 months ago. All of a sudden they started telling me that I would have to pay 40$ for mine. They said that I was on some kind of program that had run out. I didn't think anything about it at first. Then I found out that my mom is still paying 16$ for hers. That started me wondering what was going on. I called them and they said that they would fix it. Well, next time it still wasn't fixed. I sent my mom in there to pick up my meds and they tried to charge her more 40$ again for mine. So we had to call customer service again. The next month after that they gave me my meds for the same price as my mom. Then yesterday, I asked my husband to go pick it up after work because he works near there and our car is broken down right now. He came home with only 40 pills in the bottle and the price they charged him for that was over 20$. I called the pharmacy once again and talked to one of the girls there. She put me on hold and talked to the pharmacist. She came back on the phone and told me that they would honor the original price for the meds because that was the price I started with. I explained that it didn't make sense to me that they could charge 2 people with the same exact rx 2 different prices. They didn't have an answer for that. Anyway, the girl told me to have my husband bring all the paper work that came in the bag back to the pharmacy today and they would give him the rest of my pills and give him a refund for the overcharge. So, today he goes in there on his lunch break and they don't give him my meds or the money. They all just act like they have no idea what he is talking about. So he wasted his whole 30min going over there, he didn't get to eat. And the money that he was supposed to get back was supposed to be the money he was going to use for lunch. I have had nothing but problems with this pharmacy. The meds are almost never ready when they say it will be. They don't fax the doctor when it's time for refills. Or better yet, they say they will fax the doctor and then don't and when I call the doctor they say they never got a fax from the pharmacy. There is one girl that works there that is rude every time I go in there. I see her being rude to all the customers. I guess that is just her personality, but customer service probably shouldn't be her line or work. This was the last straw for me. I will never use that pharmacy again and I will never let any of my friends or family use it either.
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Ben There on 10/07/2009:
Have you tried another pharmacy to see how much they will charge you?
bcd on 10/07/2009:
You have a back injury and do a lot of heavy lifting? How can you ever expect to recover?
PepperElf on 10/07/2009:
I hope you're using a back belt
and if you have an injury like that you might be allowed to get special compensation at work for it, no?
Anonymous on 10/07/2009:
It sucks that you work an honest living and are uninsured. God bless ya for what you do, because a CNA works hard for her money. I would do what Ben said and try another pharmacy.
Diabolical on 10/07/2009:
Pepper - I read it quickly and saw "black belt"... funniest mental image ever...
Ytropious on 10/07/2009:
2 people pay different prices for prescriptions all the time, it's called having different insurance plans.
PepperElf on 10/07/2009:
yep! you need to karate chop those boxes!
Anonymous on 10/08/2009:
Ytrop, the OP said neither of them have insurance, so I, too, wonder about the difference in price. I was thinking it was an age thing, that may be they give the mom a discount because she's a senior? I don't know. There isn't enough information given to ascertain that conclusion.
Disaster Worker on 10/08/2009:
I can't wrap my arms around actively working as a CNA and taking a schedule III narcotic. That's very dangerous and could impact patient care. I realize chronic pain is terrible, but I truly wouldn't want the person working next to me to be on such a drug. In EMS, if you have so much as more than a baby aspirin, you'd lose your patch.
I hope you're not driving while on this med. When I was post-op for lumpectomy and lymphectomy, my surgeon suggested taking Evening Primrose Oil (from health foods store) for pain. It works like a charm.
Ytropious on 10/08/2009:
Oh I know Sherdy, the op made it sound like they never heard of differing prices. My comment wasn't really in regards to her particular situation, but the comment about prices differing.
hatetarget on 10/08/2009:
OK for those of you who are worried about me working on a drug like vicodin, You should know that I've been taking it for about 8 years. It doesn't get me high or anything like that. I don't drive because I just don't want to. I used to take a whole lot more drugs for my pain. Over the past few years I have been able to cut it down to one. I take advil if the pain isn't too bad. I only take the vicodin if I have to. As far as the 2 different prices goes, My mom is not a senior yet. I asked the regional manager why and she couldn't tell me. She said that was a whole different case she would have to look into. After talking with her on the phone yesterday, I didn't get the impression that she was going to do that. I called a few other pharmacies and they all pretty much told me the same thing. Without insurance it will cost about 40$ for my rx. But you know what, I would rather pay more money than have to deal with the problems I always get at this pharmacy. Thanks for listening. :O)
Anonymous on 10/08/2009:
hate, I am surprised your physician has left on you on Vicodin for that long. After a while you build up a resistance to drugs you take over a long time and they no longer work for you. WHY are you taking it?
Anonymous on 10/08/2009:
I can answer that LadyScot -- To feel normal.
andbran on 10/08/2009:
I have been using Target pharmacy since they opened up one. never had any problems with pricing on scripts. in fact, the one my husband is on went down twice in the same year. always had good service with them.
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Target Pharmacists are Horrible
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ARVADA, COLORADO -- I used to love Target and I trusted them with my prescriptions. I have chronic pain due to a surgery that has had many complications on my body. I am not a drug addict in the least bit but I am constantly finding myself to be accused of being one simply because I have a monthly supply of pain pills. Big deal, what do these pharmacists truly know about dealing with this kind of pain on a daily basis?? Anyway the first time I took my prescription to the pharmacist intuition took over once I reached my car and I decided to count the pills. I was supposed to have 60 and come to find out they had given me 50. Knowing they would not believe me, I went back into Target wanting to let the pharmacist know that what he did was not right in the least bit and I would like my money back. He gave me the speech on how they count this stuff twice, it's written on the bottle, they supposedly keep a record of it. He took the bottle and counted. He told me I was right, there were 10 pills missing but it was not his problem. He swore up and down that he put 60 into that bottle and accused me of trying to get more. Complete bull. I immediately asked to talk to a manager but surprise surprise no one was there. I called the police and reported that pharmacy right away. I have told all of my friends and family to not trust that place whatsoever. Besides that last time I went there, I found that the pharmacy is extremely SLOW and do not follow through on their customer service. I would wait for DAYS for them to call my doctor to confirm a prescription and I would be the one to call and see if it had been taken care of.
They do not care whatsoever that there are people out there, in pain, waiting for them to do their jobs. They just do not care and it is sick. I would LOVE to find an honest and compassionate place to be able to fill my prescriptions but I think my quest might be a lost cause unfortunately.
Read closely...I went into the pharmacy KNOWING full well they would not believe me, people. I have been with Kaiser for years and never experienced a shortage at any time with them. The first time I go into a Target pharmacy (I-70 and Wads.) they short me. I had never once experienced this before, am I supposed to pick out which pharmacies I ask to count and which ones I trust? No, I have a life. I wanted whoever was in that pharmacy to KNOW that what they did was wrong. Obviously getting my monthly supply is not an issue so why would I want to have them counted each and every time I went. The pills weren't the issue here, it was the lack of integrity behind that counter.
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MrBeanRocks25 on 02/12/2009:
How could the pharmacist know that you hadn't taken the 10 pills out of the container when you left? The Drug Enforcement Agency would have put them out of business if they gave you 10 more pills without proof that you didn't take them out. If you really are upset about that, then why don't you count them in the store next time, in front of the pharmacist? Narcotics, today, are being sold like candy, so I don't blame the pharmacist for not giving you more(NH).
madconsumer on 02/12/2009:
there are not to many pharmacists that will freely had over 10 pain pills. the ones that will have most likely been arrested already.
jktshff1 on 02/12/2009:
Your title should read "Target Pharmacist at (location) is horrible". Not at all of them.
yoke on 02/12/2009:
If you were so concerned that the pharmasist was going to short you 10 pils why did you wait until you left the store before counting them. Who is to say that you did not take 10 pills out and then claim you were shorted.
Starlord on 02/12/2009:
I deal with a company called Prescription Solutions,and receive three months of meds at a time, by mail. I get three months of meds and pay actually for two. it is a big money saver, and every bottle of pills is right on the money. None of the meds I take have any abuse potential, none being for pain or depression. Diabetic meds, anti-cholestral drugs, one for Restless Leg and so on. Check them out.
ejack053824 on 02/12/2009:
This falls under the category of "Too Bad". Mr. Bean and Yoke are right on this one. I wouldn't have just handed over 10 narcotic pills to you just because you said you were shorted.
memoryx57 on 02/12/2009:
Well, I understand both sides of this. I probably wouldn't be inclined to hand over extra narcotics either. But really, how many people are actually going to stand in the line and count pills every time we get something filled? I think in this case it's probably a no win situation. Everybody probably gets cheated every now and then. Anybody can make a mistake and I don't think a pharmacist would deliberately short somebodys prescription. Mistakes happen..
Disaster Worker on 02/12/2009:
And there could have been a theft at the pharmacy as well. A lot of Rx are handled by techs. I'd tend to give the OP the benefit of the doubt, but agree she should count the pills in front of the pharmacist the next time.
Principissa on 02/12/2009:
Any time I get a prescription filled I go to the side and count the pills. I have had two occasions with two different pharmacies where we were shorted pills. One was for darvocet and the other was for levaquin.
ejack053824 on 02/12/2009:
See...Principissa has the right idea.
BokiBean on 02/12/2009:
Principissa has the right idea. Hate to say it but sometimes pills ARE purposefully shorted in the pharmacy. If you have a feeling this has been happening to you the best thing to do is count them RIGHT THERE..do not leave the counter.
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, it is estimated that 8% to 12% of health care workers have substance abuse problems. Furthermore, 11% to 15% of pharmacists, at some time in their career, are confronted with alcohol and/or drug dependency problems, and the median age of recovering pharmacists is 43 years. (link at: http://www.pharmacytimes.com/issues/articles/2006-11_4115.asp)
It happens, but once you leave the counter, its impossible to correct.
yoke on 02/12/2009:
I agree. I always check the meds before I leave the counter. I make sure I am getting the right meds and the correct amount. I get mine filled at CVS and when you step to the right there is an area to ask the pharmasist a question and they have no problem with customers using the area to check the meds.
Soaring Consumer on 02/12/2009:
The security camera footage would show if the OP took pills out of the container or not.
MrBeanRocks25 on 02/12/2009:
Not if it happened in the parking lot, S.C.
Mrs. Bartoli on 02/14/2009:
Read closely...I went into the pharmacy KNOWING full well they would not believe me, people. I have been with Kaiser for years and never experienced a shortage at any time with them. The first time I go into a Target pharmacy (I-70 and Wads.) they short me. I had never once experienced this before, am I supposed to pick out which pharmacies I ask to count and which ones I trust? No, I have a life. I wanted whoever was in that pharmacy to KNOW that what they did was wrong. Obviously getting my monthly supply is not an issue so why would I want to have them counted each and every time I went. The pills weren't the issue here, it was the lack of integrity behind that counter.
BokiBean on 02/14/2009:
I understand what you're saying, Mrs. Bartoli, but what you were trying to do would only be effective if you BUSTED them instead of just accusing them. Counting the pills in the parking lot only turned it into a he said/she said.
At least when you called the police, you would have had a leg to stand on.
Soaring Consumer on 02/14/2009:
There are cameras the Target parking lots where I live, and warnings about them all over the place.
mgilbo01 on 02/18/2009:
It all starts at the top. Target is dying a slow death and things like this are the reason why. I will pay more somewhere else than dare go to a target again. I prefer the small hometown stores now anyway. They are always better at service which seems to be lacking in some of these large companies today. Target Sales down over 3% last quarter, Walmart up over 1%. See ya target.
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Pharmacist Complaint at Target at Libbie Ave. and W. Broad St., Richmond, VA
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA -- I made the huge mistake of going into this store on Wednesday morning at approximately 10:30 A.M. and went to the pharmacy counter. The pharmacist was a young, white male with very dark hair and slim build. He came over to the counter and I proceeded to show him the referral that I had from Kmart for my prescription and asked him if Target would honor the pricing from Kmart and he said in a very loud, demanding voice, "No, I will not honor Kmart pricing." I was shocked that any pharmacist would ever treat a customer like he did. Also, what he did not know is that I am handicapped. He then told me he could beat the Walgreen's pricing that I had gotten and went to a computer and then did not even bother to get up and come back to the counter but announced that the price would be $38 which was $28 over the Kmart pricing and also over Walgreen's pricing. He was very unpleasant and unprofessional. My father was a pharmacist and I know very well what the conduct should be from all pharmacists. I did report him to the corporate office and strongly feel that he should not be placed in any stores until he is able to present himself in a professional manner. This is the wrong store for him to be employed in for it caters to lots of elderly customers.
What a disgrace to Target but probably not a surprise for I see numerous other complaints about the pharmacies throughout the country.
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Anonymous on 08/30/2012:
What does being handicap have to to with anything?
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Target Pharmacy - Rude and Humiliating
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TUCSON, ARIZONA -- This Target is near my home so I shop there frequently and am totally happy with the store with ONE IMPORTANT EXCEPTION - the Pharmacy. Somehow the staff in this pharmacy is unaware of the concepts of courtesy, customer service, and kindness.
Since I shop there a lot I decided to fill a prescription there and when I went to pick it up it was a comedy of errors. They could not find it under my name. This began a computer search for the item and they found it filled under my previous (married) name. I have been divorced for 4 years and the prescription was not made out in that name. They could not explain this mix up but treated me as though somehow it was my fault.
I asked for the label to be redone and this caused a cascade of hostility starting with the clerk standing at a terminal 15 feet from the counter SHOUTING OUT my personal information for verification. We have your birthdate as XXXXX is that correct? We have your allergies as XXXXX is that correct? Then he also shouted out the name of my medicine. Surely this type of behavior is a violation of my health privacy!
I was humiliated. No apology for the error was ever made. I complained to the store manager (a 20 or 30-something guy) who seemed a little puzzled that this was enough to make me complain. He said, "We've never had any other pharmacy complaints..." which indicates to me that because I was the first, I was probably a crackpot. Obviously, I will never return there for any prescription needs. It's a shame the pharmacy people aren't put through the same courtesy training as the rest of the store personnel.
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Anonymous on 01/22/2011:
Its the same treatment at Wal Mart pharmacies. I guess they think they can do what they want since they are pharmacy techs. Go to CVS. I am always treated good there.
madconsumer on 01/22/2011:
great review.
very helpful.
Anonymous on 01/22/2011:
Prince, I work in the pharmacy industry. Although I am no longer in retail, when I was we were expected to behave professionally at all times. The management where I worked did not tolerate this type of behavior. When privacy violations like this occur they need to be reported. Each pharmacy is supposed to have a designated area where patients and pharmacy staff can discuss issues privately. This can be at the pharmacy where other customers are designated to stay back so many feet or a separate area entirely. Either way, if this shouting of your personal information occurred at the pharmacy as you state, it should be reported. This website may be able to help you determine if an actual violation took place and how to report it. Good luck.
trmn8r on 01/22/2011:
Have you used this pharmacy before? Obviously they got your previous name from a record in the computer. Seems to me that when a birthdate is verified, the ideal way would be to show you it on paper. Lacking that, a low level interchange that can't be easily overheard.
As far as the manager, maybe he really hadn't had other complaints - it doesn't mean he thinks you are a crackpot IMO. It sounds like they need to tweak the procedures a bit - good management would see that it is done.
Anonymous on 01/22/2011:
I go to Walmart for my prescriptions and they are very professional there. I used to go to Walgreens, but they would keep denying me my prescriptions because their system still shows that I am pregnant. I would tell them every time I went in that I wasn't pregnant anymore and they would tell me they updated the system. But the next time I went, I would get told the same thing; "our records indicate you're pregnant." So I don't use them anymore
olie on 01/22/2011:
How far away were you standing from the counter? I see people who won't move from the chairs provided near a pharmacy area, and I see people who get a bit, um, argumentative when there's a problem with their prescription. The tech has no real choice but to either call out the information or say something like, "If you come to the counter we can discuss this more privately."
I'd have stepped up to the counter as soon as I found out there was a problem.
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Pharmacy Prescrition Frequently Unfilled on Time
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WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA -- Frustrated and disappointed that the Walnut Creek Target pharmacy too often doesn't have prescriptions ready at promised times. A typical response for the error is "the system is the problem". Not sure what that means, don't think they do either. I run my own business, so my time is very valuable. Getting to the store, finding a place park, dealing with the other lines can be daunting. So I suppose I should stop whining and find another pharmacy...
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Pharmacy Is Going Downhill
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MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIFORNIA -- A doctor said a prescription would be sent to Target electronically. When I got to Target, it was not there yet. An hour later I called and the person said they have it and are processing it. An hour later, I went to pick it up and it was not processed.
Target used to be so reliable but their quality if service has declined. Seems that they were good when they were building the business and trying to lure customers away.
I think I will return to Walgreens or CVS.
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RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA -- The pills were generic and should have cost about $13.00. they charged over $230.00. I complained to them and their home office and they would not do anything about it. they should cange their slogan to SPEND MORE SAVE LESS. as far as I'm concerned they are history.
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madconsumer on 12/18/2011:
was this under prescription coverage or straight purchase?
Skye on 12/18/2011:
You could have refused the prescription, and then have your doctor rewrite you a new script for whatever it was, you were receiving.
That's a big price difference, but you are not legally bound to it, or obligated to pay that price, which was quite a bit more than $13.00. No pharmacy can force you to pay for prescription or take it with you.
Venice09 on 12/19/2011:
I agree, Skye. I would have figured out what went wrong and corrected it before paying.
yoke on 12/19/2011:
When you contacted your insurance company what did they say?
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Prescription Overcharge
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Charged regular prices for generic prescrition. more then 200 dollars. I will never shop a target store again. I called their home office but who knows how long before they take action. as far as I am concerned they are history.
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BEJ on 08/31/2011:
Do you have drug coverage through your insurance? If you do, call your insurance company and ask them what your co-pay should be. If there is a difference, take that information back Target and you should get a refund.
At Your Service on 08/31/2011:
My thoughts exactly BEJ.
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Target Pharmacy - Mira Loma CA
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MIRA LOMA, CALIFORNIA -- My wife and I feel very fortunate having such a dedicated crew at our local Target Pharmacy. Pharmacist Amy, Mauro, and the crew always have excellent attitudes, and perform marvelously for us - from handling prescriptions for vacations to quickly contacting doctors' offices for any problems - we could not ask for finer service.
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Alain on 04/30/2011:
It's always good to have a reliable pharmacy.
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Identification Distinctive shape and foraging behavior. Male and female: identical plumage; male larger. Cryptic upperparts streaked brown, buff, and black; underparts pale with warm wash on flanks; rump buff, tawny, or rufous. Flight: broad, pale wing stripe at base of flight feathers prominent in flight.
Geographic Variation Subspecies north of the United States-Mexico border divide into 3 groups: western birds (alascensis, occidentalis, stewarti, phillipsi, zelotes, montana) are small, dark, and long billed; eastern birds (americana, nigrescens) are larger, generally paler, and shorter billed; the Mexican albescens, darker with white spotting that contrasts more, extends into southeast Arizona and southwest New Mexico. Rufous, brown, and gray morphs in several populations complicate identification.
Similar Species None; vaguely similar to some wrens, but shape and behavior very different.
Voice Very high-pitched. Call: a soft, sibilant seee, usually buzzier and doubled in western birds, tseeesee. Flight call: a short, weak tsf; shorter and softer than golden-crowned kinglet and chickadees. Song: variable, but consists of several notes, seee seeedsee sideeu. Eastern songs more complex, quavering, and usually end on a high note; western songs more rhythmic and often end on a low note.
Status and Distribution Fairly common; uncommon or rare breeder in southeast portion of range. Breeding: coniferous, mixed, or swampy forests. Highest densities found in old-growth forest. Wider habitat variety during migration and winter. Migration: resident birds complicate detection of migrants in some areas. Peak late March–mid-April and October–November in Midwest/Northeast. Winter: much of North America.
Population Populations thought to have declined throughout much of North America with the felling of old-growth forests. Breeding populations listed as endangered in Kentucky and as of special concern in some midwestern and eastern states.
—From the National Geographic book Complete Birds of North America, 2006
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The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce invites businesses and chamber members to participate in "Light up Lexington." Executive Director Tina Reil-Lux says call the chamber or email her to show off.
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Judges will go around on December 15th and look at all the participating members' holiday decorations and pick a first place in business and first place residential for members. Winners will receive a "Light up Lexington" Trophy.
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Heart failure is a major chronic condition in the United States, marked by increasing prevalence, hospitalizations, and deaths.
One type, called left-sided failure, is caused by a progressive failure of the left ventricle—the large, muscular chamber of the heart that pumps oxygen-rich blood out of the heart to the rest of the body. This form heart failure is often treated with medications and/or surgery. One surgical treatment, aheart transplant, can take years of waiting for a donor.
Patients now have another option called a left ventricular assist device (LVAD). The LVAD is a device that takes over the work of the left ventricle, which may eliminate the need for a transplant. Here is some information on this technology.
How Does a LVAD Work?
A heart assist pump, can be permanently implanted in people who:
- Are not candidates for transplant
- Do not respond to standard treatment
- Have a low risk of surviving 1 year
An LVAD has two tubes attached to an electric pump. The pump is placed in the upper abdomen. One tube goes into the left ventricle and pulls blood from the ventricle into the pump. The pump then sends blood into the aorta (the large blood vessel leaving the heart), thereby doing the work the weakened heart can no longer do. The pump's other tube is directed through the wall of the abdomen to the outside of the body where it is attached to the pump's control system.
This device is fairly new, but the evidence for its benefits looks promising.
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Some of the evidence for the benefits of LVAD are mixed, depending on how it is used. The outcome is more uncertain if it is used as a bridge to transplantation in patients rather than in patients who are not eligible for transplantation. The survival rate and quality of life is much better in patients who are not eligible for transplant.
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Implanting the device requires major surgery on people who are already seriously ill. Some of the more severe complications may include bleeding that requires additional surgery, infection, stroke, and right ventricular failure. It is also possible to experience problems with the device.
All this does not mean however, that it is a bad option. Technology in medicine is always improving and it may be something that works for you. If you have severe heart failure, you may want to discuss this option with your doctor.
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WASHINGTON - For decades, there has been talk of a second Potomac River crossing. But what about a tunnel that would connect Va. 28 in Loudoun County with Interstate 270 in Montgomery County?
{#Tunnel Poll}Virginia Delegate Randy Minchew, a Republican who represents part of Loudoun County, has floated the idea. He requested the state study the idea when he asked the state to study a bridge across the river.
The proposal - so far - hasn't gained any traction. In fact, nobody is endorsing it.
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has opted to avoid the idea, sending it back to a committee.
Extending Va. 28 would mean the road would run through a hazardous waste dump in Loudoun County. On the Montgomery County side, the road would have to cross through an agricultural preserve.
With traffic constantly congested and more people crossing state lines to work, Loudoun County Supervisor Eugene Delgaudio says a tunnel should be studied.
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History's Raiders: PT Boats DVD
Sale Price: $19.99
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- DVD Release Date: June 13, 1996
Cut through the waves on a restored PT Boat and learn the complete story behind these pint-sized killers through interviews with men who fought aboard them.
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Lefty I had to look up Carne de Porco à Alentejana and it looks like something I will be trying soon--pork and clams! Any special recipe?
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For those in canada, futureshop.ca is selling debuyer pans 45-55% off atm, who knew lol
Just a heads up. SLT is having a deBuyer Clearance. These are their Tim Love exclusive line but they are pretty much the same as the mineral b line (the only difference is these are 2.3mm think and mineral b are 2.5mm).
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Weight Training Etiquette
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Gyms are public places, and everyone wants to have an enjoyable workout. If you want to make friends with your fellow gym-goers, here are some top tips for good gym etiquette:
Share the equipment. Don't take a nap on a machine you're not using.
Keep the grunting to a minimum. A weight room isn't a public library, but neither is it a championship wrestling arena.
Return your weights. The weights have a designated spot on the rack — make sure you put them where they belong.
Don't hog the drinking fountain. If the line behind you is longer than a World Series ticket line, don't fill your entire water bottle.
Don't bring your gym bag into the weight room. You know those large, hollowed out cubes called lockers?
Keep your sweat to yourself. Carry a towel and wipe off any bench or machine that you use.
Treat the locker room like your own bathroom. Nobody wants to become personally acquainted with clumps of your hair.
A class that takes the moves of a kickboxer's training and choreographs them to music.
The point at which your body switches from using oxygen as its primary source of energy to using stored sugar. When you're in poor physical shape, you hit your anaerobic threshold while exercising at relatively low levels of exercise.
The larger weights (for power lifting in a weight training program) that include a long bar with weights added to each end. You need to use both hands to lift a barbell.
A method of measuring your body fat in which you lie on your back while a signal travels from an electrode on your foot to an electrode on your hand. The slower the signal, the more fat you have.
A measurement of how open your blood vessels are. Low numbers mean that your heart doesn't have to work very hard to pump the blood through your blood vessels.
How much of your body is composed of fat and how much is composed of everything else. Your body composition is also called your body-fat percentage.
A way of relating your height and weight to estimate how fat you are. You can use a simple formula to determine your BMI.
A non-aerobic, muscle-toning class, usually focused on core strength.
A domed, flexible apparatus that helps to improve balance and can be used in a step aerobics exercise routine. BOSU is an acronym for Both Sides Utilized.
A term (short for cardiovascular) that is often used interchangeably with aerobic. Aerobic exercise is any repetitive activity that you do long enough and hard enough to challenge your heart and lungs.
Otherwise known as "life energy," this is the life force that pulses through your body and keeps you vital. Blocked chi can cause sickness or unhappiness.
A fast-paced class or exercise routine in which you do one exercise for 30 seconds to 5 minutes and then move on to another exercise at the next station. Combines cardio exercise with strength training.
The abdomen, obliques, lower back, butt, and so on, that form the midsection. Many forms of exercise focus on strengthening the body's core.
A non-aerobic, muscle-toning class, usually focused on core strength.
A method of varying your workouts to take your fitness to the next level by adding new forms of training to your current routine.
A method of measuring your body fat that also determines where the fat is located on your body, a more relevant health indicator.
Smaller weights (for a weight training program) that you can lift with one hand.
The hottest trend in cardio machines, which is part stair-climber, part treadmill, part stationary cycle. Your legs travel in an elongated circular movement, and, on some models, you pump arm poles back and forth for an upper-body workout.
A large plastic ball that is an excellent tool for doing challenging exercises (with or without weights) that require varying forms of strength and control.
A type of interval training program that doesn't use an exact measure of time or distance. You just do your intervals whenever you feel like it. The term Fartlek means "speed play" in Swedish.
A faster and more intense walking technique than casual (lifestyle) walking that burns more calories and helps you lose weight. When you fitness walk, you generally move along at a brisk pace of 3.5 to 4.3 miles an hour, covering a mile in 14 to 17 minutes.
The range of motion or distance you can move a joint through. Stretching is the key to maintaining your flexibility.
Portable weights used in a strength training program.
The traditional type of swimming movement that uses the front crawl.
The number of times your heart beats per minute.
A traditional dance-inspired routine that involves jumping or hopping and moves at a slower pace than low-impact aerobics. High/low combines the two types of routines.
A type of skating in which you wear skates with urethane wheels that enable you to glide, sprint, curve, turn, and spin.
A training technique in which you alternate short, fairly intense spurts of exercise with periods of relatively easy exercise.
A class that takes the moves of a kickboxer's training and choreographs them to music.
A casual walking technique that is low to moderate intensity and relatively slow paced. Most lifestyle walkers walk an average of 2.5 to 3.5 miles per hour, which means that they walk about 1 mile every 17 to 24 minutes.
A traditional dance-inspired routine in which you always have one foot on the floor — you don't do any jumping or hopping. High/low combines the two types of routines.
An organized 26.2-mile race for runners and walkers.
The maximum number of times your heart should beat in a minute without dangerously overexerting yourself.
A mental process involving focused attention, or calm awareness, which is also called mindfulness.
A fat-tire outdoors bicycle with upright handlebars that is built to withstand rough terrain.
A home gym contraption that looks like a bunch of health-club weight machines welded to each other.
In a strength training program, the point at which your last repetition with weights is so difficult that you cannot perform another repetition.
Fitted shoe inserts designed by a podiatrist that correct weight distribution along the foot.
A method of organizing a strength training workout program into several periods, each lasting about four weeks. Each phase has a different emphasis.
A form of exercise that emphasizes correct form using your body's core. Pilates is named after its inventor, Joseph Pilates, who invented the technique for injured dancers.
An inflammation of the tough fibrous band of tissue that runs the length of the bottom of your foot.
The number of times your heart beats per minute.
An element of a T'ai Chi practice that covers many different types of movements that involve using and feeling the body's energy.
A type of stationary bike with a bucket seat that provides back support so that you pedal straight out in front of you.
One complete motion of an exercise, often used in reference to strength training.
An acronym that stands for Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation — common treatment methods prescribed for runners with training injuries.
The traditional type of outdoor bicycle with curved handlebars that is built for speed.
A cardiovascular machine that resembles a section of a department-store escalator. A set of stairs rotates in a circle so that you climb continuously, but never getting anywhere.
A cardiovascular machine that increases stamina, upper body endurance, strength, and flexibility by mimicking a rowing motion. Also called a rower.
A group of consecutive repetitions in a strength training program.
A popular group studio cycling program invented by ultra-distance cyclist Johnny G. and licensed by Schwinn, which manufactures the bikes used in these classes.
A cardiovascular machine that has two foot plates you pump up and down to mimic the action of climbing stairs. Also called a stepper.
A cardiovascular machine that comes in two styles: upright bikes and recumbent bikes.
A choreographed routine of stepping up and down on a rectangular, square, or circular platform.
A type of workout that uses any combination of weight machines and free weights (dumbbells and barbells) to build muscle strength.
The number of strides that a runner takes over a certain time period.
Group exercise classes that are taught on stationary bicycles.
An ancient martial art focusing on smooth, slow movements that cultivate inward focus and free energy flow. T'ai Chi is properly pronounced tie-jee.
A range that is between 50 percent and 85 percent of your maximum heart rate that can tell you what heart rate to aim for during a workout.
A popular choice for a cardiovascular machine in a home gym if you enjoy fitness walking and jogging (or running).
The traditional kind of stationary bike, which resembles a regular bicycle.
A workout in which you alternate walking and running. By sprinkling running intervals throughout your walking workout, you can spike up exercise intensity and burn more calories.
Aerobics classes that do traditional workouts in waist- to neck-high water in a swimming pool. The resistance of the water makes the workout feel far more intense, while the water cushions you from the impact.
Stationary equipment mostly found at gyms that are easy to use and help you to safely and quickly advance through a strength-training workout.
A type of exercise in which your skeleton is supporting any sort of weight, as it does when you walk, run, or lift weights.
The martial art or traditional self-defense activities practiced with or without weapons (includes T'ai Chi).
The terms for opposites that are opposing yet complementary. A concept used throughout all of T'ai Chi and Qigong.
A series of poses (known as asanas) that you hold from a few seconds to several minutes. The moves — a blend of strength, flexibility, and body-awareness exercises — are intended to promote the union of the mind, body, and spirit.


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Lewis Hamilton has vowed to end his McLaren career on a high note as he chases the victory in Brazil.
After six years season with McLaren, which yielded one Drivers' Championship, 49 podiums and 21 race victories, Hamilton is bidding farewell to his boyhood team.
This weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix at Interlagos, the venue where he wrapped up his 2008 World title, will play host to his McLaren swansong.
And the Brit is determined not to leave on a whimper but rather with a bang.
"Brazil has been the scene of some epic races for me during my time at McLaren and, for many reasons, this weekend will be a very big race for me," said Hamilton.
"I nearly won the title here in 2007, clinched it on the final turn in '08 and drove like crazy to finish on the podium in '09. But I've never won: and that's what I'll be aiming to do this time around.
"As my final race behind the wheel of a McLaren, I vow to the whole team that I'll give it my all on every single lap.
"My win in Austin last week was one of the races of my life, and I'd love to take victory in Brazil this weekend to give the team the perfect farewell present."
But while Hamilton has his reasons for wanting the victory, the bigger picture this weekend relates to the Drivers' Championship.
Sebastian Vettel arrives at the showdown against Fernando Alonso with a 13-point advantage. But whoever wins, Hamilton says both rivals have been "superb" this season.
"Finally, a word on the Championship: it's a very finely poised battle, and neither Sebastian nor Fernando can afford to relax for a moment.
"They are both fantastic drivers, and both have driven superbly all season. Now, we'll see who takes the final honours - I hope it's an epic contest."
Meanwhile, McLaren's technical directo Paddy Lowe says the team will miss Hamilton next season - both as a driver and a person.
"Of course miss Lewis great deal," the technical director said Vodafone McLaren Mercedes phone-in.
"He is a fantastic driver and a fantastic guy, and we have been through lot of history together.
"Personally I have worked with him since 2007 but that's been six years of fantastic racing and great successes - and some tough times as well.
"He is the most fantastic driver. We will all miss him.
"We wish him the best for the future and we will look forward after Brazil to next year.
"Things change in the world, that's how life is but we look forward to a great season next year when Sergio [Perez] arrives and there's great promise there."


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Out of 26 million Texans, you may have an idea to change the world. You may have had several ideas to change the world. But only a tiny minority of you pushed through the U.S. Patent office from application to successful patent. We've seen Texans change the world many times over. Jack Kilby did it with Texas Instruments in 1958 with the integrated circuit, causing the start of the digital revolution, which, in part, is why you can read these words over your electronic device.
Over the last few years, Texas Business has brought its feature: Texas Business Patent of the Day. This list is of the ones that were either extremely clever, odd or strange. One thing becomes apparent from these patents and the patent that runs daily in Texas Business—Texans have a unique mind set.
Though the history of the Corn Dog is disputed, the State Fair of Texas claims to have introduced the Corny Dog sometime between 1938 and 1942. As a paean to that invention that now sits in the freezer section of every grocery store in the southwest, here are the fried foods the State Fair of Texas has introduced, or tried to introduce, in the last seven years.
Dead Texas musicians live on every time you hear their songs. Their songs play everywhere, so the dead Texas musicians appear to be immortal. Here's the short list.
Don't get caught up with John Wayne religion. For one thing, he's not Texan. He's in some fine movies involving Texas, most notably The Searchers, but none of his movies can make the best cut of Texas movies. Here's the short list.
Tourist Traps. Some are absurdly large. All are monuments to the bizarre notions of the human spirit.
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Warriors win sectional title rematch
DENVER – On the playground as youngsters everyone wants, and sometimes we're lucky enough to get a do-over. North Miami was granted a do-over Friday night and capitalized on the opportunity, avenging a 364-day old loss.
The Warriors (9-3) rode the legs of senior quarterback Austin Barker, who scored four times on runs that totaled 166 yards, and won their first sectional title since 1994 by beating Adams Central 33-15.
It was nearly a year earlier that the Jets hosted North Miami in a sectional title game and sent the Warriors packing.
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Addiction can take on multiple forms. 21-year old Jessica is a heroin addict, while 50-year old Hubert is an alcoholic. Jessica's family is attempting to make her someone they can trust again, while Hubert's family hopes to get him off the streets of Los Angeles.
- 21-year old Jessica has a $3000 a month heroin addiction.
- Hubert is 50, addicted to alcohol, and living on the streets.
- Two different lives and addictions in one episode.
Over the past three years, Jessica's heroin addiction has grown to the point where her family cannot trust her any longer. She used to work in the family gas station, alongside her father, mother, sister, and grandfather. However, her addiction has turned her into someone the family is not comfortable around. With a $3000 a month habit and two overdoses in the past year, an intervention is her only hope.
Growing up around domestic abuse, Hubert had to protect his brothers and sisters. The strain was especially great for him, as his stepfather admits to giving more love and attention to the children that were biologically his. At age 50, Hubert is living on the streets of Los Angeles. His brothers and sisters are attempting o help Hubert with his addiction to alcohol.
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Small Moons is a large-scale art installation by Seattle trio SuttonBeresCuller, made from collected and unwanted objects. Sponsored by artwithoutwalls, John Sutton, Ben Beres and Zac Culler, asked local Louisville residents via a Craigslist ad to donate their trashed treasures or treasured trash to be part of an art installation. For the month of September, the trio built four geodesic domes from PVC pipe and then wired the donated materials onto the domes.
"We sent out requests for people to bring in their trashed treasures or treasured trash, things they no longer wanted that they might otherwise give away or throw away," says artwithoutwalls director and 21C chief curator Alice Gray Stites. "These sculptures are portraits of the community, a collective vision of Louisville." Everything from dolls, stuffed animals, statues, lamps, clocks chairs, bikes, toys, tvs, fans and much more are part of the installation. Things that use power were even wired in and operated for the exhibition, so clocks blinked, fans whirred and lamps glowed. Small Moons was on view at the Land of Tomorrow gallery from the end of September through the beginning of November in 2012.
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75 Delicious Ways to Cook with Eggs
Do you think "blah" when you think of eggs? These 75 recipes will have you singing a different tune for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and beyond with these "how to" tips.
Want to start with the basics? Familiarize yourself with these easy egg ideas and tips, and when you're ready, try your hand at one of these amazing egg breakfasts from Delish Cooking School.
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11. Baked French Toast
In a baking dish, whisk together 3 eggs, 1 tablespoon water, and 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract. Soak 4 slices cinnamon-raisin bread for 5 min. Bake at 350 degrees F until golden brown. January 1979
12. Poached Eggs on Mustard Toast
Mix 3 tablespoon each Dijon mustard and grated Parmesan. Spread on 4 slices toast, then top each with a poached egg. March 1948
13. Spinach Frittata
Beat 8 eggs, 4 scallions (chopped), and one 10-ounce package frozen spinach (thawed and squeezed). Cook, covered, in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat until set. Sprinkle with shredded Swiss cheese. September 1979
14. Tomato French Toast
Beat 2 eggs, 1/2 cup tomato juice, 1/2 teaspoon sugar, 1/8 teaspoon chili powder, and 1/4 teaspoon salt in a bowl. Dip 4 thick slices bread in the mixture, then cook in a nonstick skillet until golden brown. Top with scrambled eggs and Cheddar. April 1945
15. Onion, Pepper, and Feta Quiche
Whisk together 4 eggs, 3/4 cup sour cream, 1/2 cup whole milk, and 1/4 teaspoon each salt, pepper, and nutmeg. Fold in sautéed onions, peppers, and 4 ounces crumbled feta. Pour into a par-baked 9-inch pie shell and bake at 375 degrees F until set. May 2011
16. Swiss Cheese and Sour Cream Soufflés
Separate 4 eggs. Beat the whites to stiff peaks. Whisk 1 tablespoon each flour and whole milk, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and the yolks. Mix in 1 cup sour cream and 8 ounces shredded Swiss; fold in whites. Pour into oiled ramekins. Set in a pan of hot water and bake at 375 degrees F until set. May 1941
17. Italian-Style Poached Eggs
Spread pesto over toast. Top with roasted tomatoes and a poached egg. Sprinkle with Parmesan. April 2012
18. Cream Cheese and Bacon Tart
Cook 6 slices chopped bacon until crisp. Arrange on the bottom of a par-baked 9-inch pie shell. Beat 8 ounces cream cheese, 1/2 cup heavy cream, 1 egg, 3 egg yolks, and 1/4 teaspoon each salt and pepper; pour over bacon. Bake at 375 degrees F until set. April 1970
19. Asparagus Soufflé
Separate 3 eggs. Beat the yolks until thick. Beat in one 10 3/4-ounce can condensed cream of asparagus soup. Beat the whites to stiff peaks. Fold into soup mixture. Transfer to an oiled 1-quart casserole dish. Set in a pan of hot water and bake at 375 degrees F for 35 minutes. March 1952
20. Oeufs Cocottes au Jambon
Butter ramekins. Add chopped ham and parsley to each, then an egg. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and 1 tablespoon heavy cream. Set in a pan of hot water and bake at 350 degrees F until the whites are set. May 1958
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