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Once upon a time I submitted a routine claim to my health plan and it was sent back, marked "Denied." After a moment of dismay I called the plan's customer service department and found that the problem was clerical. With a few minor adjustments to the way the form was filled out, the claim went through.
The moral of this story: Don't just lie down and take whatever your health plan dishes out to you. There are many avenues for resolving your financial as well as medical issues.
Know Your Rights and Your Coverage
In New York State, the Insurance Commission plainly states on its Website: "As a consumer in New York State, you have the right to obtain basic information about your plan, to receive quality care and appeal denials of service and claims, and to have your claims paid in a timely manner."
Every state has an insurance commission. All can be found through the Website of the Health Insurance Association of America. One mission of these state insurance departments is to mediate between insurance companies and individuals. You can ask for an "external review" by neutral experts. That will take a month or so in New York, but the process can be expedited for urgent health issues.
External reviews cover a wide range of grievances, including specialists' fees charged beyond the standard co-pay, plans' failure to reimburse for expenses for services provided out-of-state and many other topics.
One word of warning: Your rights will not supersede what is covered under your health provider's contract.
Use the Internal Review System
What if you need to straighten out an issue, such as billing errors? The best first step is to use your plan's internal review system. Call the customer service or claims processing department. Be friendly but demanding. This is a good place to uncover processing mistakes and clerical errors.
In my case, an error involved a bill from a doctor who had left my plan shortly before providing a service. His office had taken my $10 co-pay, then sent a bill for $550 as an outside provider. The doctor's billing service and my plan's reps said it had been my responsibility to ascertain whether he was on the plan before receiving the service.
For two years I sent back bills with letters explaining that I would not have seen this doctor if I had known he had left the plan. Billing departments sometimes have power to make decisions. I called the billing service several times, then finally was told they were eliminating the incorrect overdue balance.
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As in any dispute with a many-layered bureaucracy, your attempts to resolve issues with your health care provider should be well documented. Write down the date and time of each conversation and the name of each person you speak with. Keep notes or recordings of all telephone conversations, as well as copies of all letters, bills, and claim forms sent and received.
The further your dispute goes, the more important that you've kept good records from the beginning. To prevent your credit from being marred because you've refused to pay a bill that is in dispute, send the complete records of the dispute to your credit bureau.
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If you are not satisfied with the responses from your provider or state insurance commission, try getting your local elected officials involved. The Center for Patient Advocacy points out that when you talk to your congressperson or senator, you are giving them a first-hand look at the problems patients face within the managed care system. This may be of interest to them.
For medical issues, ask your doctor to explain to your HMO in writing why a disputed service is necessary.
If your insurance comes through your employer, then your employer may also be able to exert some pressure on the health care provider.
Review systems are geared toward avoiding lawsuits, which can be costly and time-consuming for both sides. If need be, however, consult a lawyer about the possibility of resolving your issue in court.
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Well that was an interesting night in the ACC. On one hand, Duke showed that they can play with even the most talented of teams and can be carried by senior leadership. On the other hand, Virginia and Miami lost to Delaware and Florida Gulf Coast, respectively. Duke 75 Kentucky 68 First, the seniors for Duke set the tone early and in critical situations as Mason Plumlee, Ryan Kelly, and Seth Curry combined for 51 of Duke's 75 points. Each of the 3 made high pressure shots for the Blue Devils, simply doing what seniors should do. That said, the underclassmen provided a big lift, notably Rasheed Sulaimon who didn't have the best of shooting nights finished with 10 points and led the team with 6 rebounds and 5 assists. Josh Hairston may have had his best game as a Blue Devil, coming off the bench to score 5 points and grab 5 rebounds while Mason Plumlee sat for large portions of the game with foul trouble. ESPN"s highlights and analysis Delaware 59 Virginia 53 Virginia dropped to 0-2 with a loss to Delaware on Tuesday night. The offense was dreadful for the Cavaliers in the first half, scoring just 15 points while trailing by double-figures. Virginia did manage to take the lead in the 2nd half, but Delaware managed to win it and will head to Madison Square Garden as part of the preseason NIT while UVA will stay home and play a couple consolation games. The good news for UVA is that Jontel Evans did play, although in a limited role. Here is Tony Bennett on Virginia's loss to Delaware. Florida Gulf Coast 63 Miami 51 Miami lost to Florida Gulf Coast 63-51 on Tuesday night and while the Canes are still playing without Durand Scott, Hurricanes fans are starting to get frustrated. The season holds a lot of promise for Miami, but according to StateOfTheU.com, the Canes got outhustled... FGCU outhustled the 'Canes at both ends of the court. They demolished Miami on the break. The smaller Eagles somehow dominated the paint and reduced the 'Canes to an ice cold perimeter team. Miami had little success attacking the zone and let the Eagles dictate the pace of the game. The 'Canes committed 18 turnovers and only dished out 10 assists. Miami shot 11-21 from the FT line. Durand Scott was still suspended. In looking at the box score, the eye-sore is Miami's shooting. The Canes shot 29% for the game, and just 27% from 2 point range. The 2 point shooting is unacceptable when you have players like Kenny Kadji and Reggie Johnson down low. It's a "want to" thing for those two guys. In other words, those guys can get themselves in good scoring position if they want to. Their performance against Florida Gulf Coast says a lot about their motivation. We all know what we'll get when they are playing in the conference on a national stage, unfortunately they didn't decide to show up on Tuesday and their team suffered. Tonight's ACC Action Tonight, there is only one matchup in the ACC as Georgia Tech hosts Presbyterian, a team Clemson just took care of on Monday night. Team Conf Pct Overall Pct Duke 0-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 UNC 0-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Virginia Tech 0-0 1.000 2-0 1.000 Wake Forest 0-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 NC State 0-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Georgia Tech 0-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Boston College 0-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 Clemson 0-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 FSU 0-0 1.000 1-1 0.500 Maryland 0-0 1.000 1-1 0.500 Miami 0-0 1.000 1-1 0.500 Virginia 0-0 1.000 1-2 0.333 Links Duke-Kentucky: Blue Devils prove they are a legitimate Final Four challenger Nerlens Noel of Everett is now the center of attention in Kentucky John Clay: An 'L' for Cats — for learning experience Former Duke player Christian Laettner's shot still riles bluest of Kentucky basketball fans Duke beats Kentucky on a splendid night of Dome hoops This isn't even dress rehearsal for Kentucky basketball Fowler: With win, Duke returns to national limelight Duke hands Kentucky basketball first loss Experience pays off for Duke over Kentucky John Calipari calls out Duke players for flopping John Calipari rips Duke for flopping Duke defeats Kentucky 75-68 in marquee basketball game Duke Now: Coach K responds to Kentucky coach's flopping 'joke' Analysis: Kentucky basketball is 'not who we thought they were' John Calipari and the Marketing of Kentucky Basketball Men's basketball scores historic basketball win Men's basketball: Eagles pull off upset win over Miami UD defeats ACC opponent for first time in 50 years ACC's early-season struggles continue vs. mid-majors Blue Hose men's basketball travel to Georgia Tech Wednesday Basketball recruiting: N.C. State, Mark Gottfried have 'street cred … The 10 wildest games in ACC history After starring in Brooklyn, Len earns ACC Player of the Week honors Virginia in dire need of healthy Evans Loss to Deleware costs Cavaliers trip to Madison Square Garden UNC K Casey Barth Will Miss Remainder of the Season Your user's guide to the new BCS Experience prevails as Curry, Duke topple Kentucky 75-68 Yesterday's Games Matchup Delaware 59 @ Virginia 53 Box Miami 51 @ Florida Gulf Coast 63 Box Duke 75 @ Kentucky 68 Box Today's Games Time Matchup TV 7:00:00 PM Presbyterian @ Georgia Tech ESPN3 Preview
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Artist Martin Feijoo lets his mind loose, and his goal is to reach the sky and draw on it, and I'm not even kidding. He takes photos of clouds in the sky and later he draws on them and creates fun, and awesome art – "When I was a child I was told that clouds' shapes were created by expert balloon twister clowns who live in the sky, so that they can keep entertaining children.
Artist of the Week: Sculptural book art by Brian Dettmer
You can call Brian Dettmer a marvelous sculptor, a one of a kind artist, a genius of the highest level, but I think book worm fits him best. Brian is a New York based artist, born in 1974 in Naperville, Illinois, and for the past decade or so, he has amazed the world with his beautiful sculptural books. Yes, you read it right. He sculpts books.
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Margarita Kareva is an incredibly talented photographer from Russia, Yekaterinburg. She specializes in taking surreal photos that makes you think fairy tales are real, that fables walk among us. Her inspiration is all that is fantasy. From books, movies, comics, short stories, anything that is related to the genre, she takes it, and creates beautiful art. She is the living example of how you can grow as a creative professional doing the thing you love.
Artist of the Week: Body Paintings by Emma Fay
Emma Fay is one incredibly creative talent. She is known world wide for specializing in make-up and concept artistry. Her surreal art works that combines her artistic, theatrical and business background blend in so perfectly, that you wonder for a bit if the paintings you see in front of you are real.
Artist of the Week: Realistic Finger Paintings by Zaria Forman
Painting plays an important part in our development as a species, as it allowed us to develop abstract thinking, and also visually document parts of everyday, mundane existence, as well as more "important" events. It is, after all, in the minds of many people, virtually synonymous with art, and it could be argued that without it, art as a concept would not even exist. Today, we will be taking a look at some absolutely gorgeous realistic finger paintings by Zaria Forman.
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Today we will be looking at some absolutely fantastic hyper-realistic paintings by Omar Ortiz.
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Written and visual art go hand in hand perfectly, and the lines between the two are constantly being blurred by calligraphers or people who do book covers. Books have been around in one form or another since ancient times, but it was not until Gutenberg invented the printing press in the 15th century, that books really began to spread. In fact, Gutenberg's printing press remained virtually unchanged for another 5 centuries, and is still the basis of all printing presses everywhere.
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Sculpture is beautiful, ancient and hard. Unlike other visual arts, such as painting or photography, it operates in three dimensions, making the end result different from every angle it is viewed. Sculptures have been made out of many materials, but in today's article, we will be focusing on glass. Specifically, on the glass sculptures made by Ben Young.
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A reader writes: [The TV show "Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations"] got me thinking about how much I want to learn how to cook with some Latin American flavor: Mole, Sofrito, mofongo, plantains, yuka, etc. Real Latin food… So are there any cooking classes around the capital district that could teach me how to cook? Hmmm. […] [Read More]
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The readings for Sunday, April 22, 2012:
First Reading: Acts 3:12-19
Psalm: Psalm 4
Second Reading: 1 John 3:1-7
Gospel: Luke 24:36b-48
In this week's Gospel, we have another appearance story, and what an odd story it is. In the post-Resurrection stories, Jesus has taken on supernatural capacities that, with the exception of some of his accomplishments with his miracles, he didn't really demonstrate before his crucifixion. Here, he suddenly appears; a few verses earlier, he has vanished after eating.
The disciples, rooted in the rational world, can't make sense of what they're seeing and hearing. Those of us who spend our secular lives surrounded by people who are disdainful of the mystical might find ourselves more sympathetic to their plight.
I find myself coming back to verse 41, the disciples who "disbelieved for joy." In Eugene Peterson's words, it seems too good to be true (The Message version of the Bible).
So many things get in our way of believing in good news: despair, fear of hurt, joy, our commitment to what our senses tell us. Even as the disciples see Jesus standing in front of them, even as they touch him, even as they share a meal together, they can't believe how lucky they are. They literally will not believe.
How much we are like the disciples, buffeted by bad news, unable to see the Divine standing right there in front of us. How nice it would be to have Jesus there to help us understand all these mysteries: "Then he opened their minds to understand the scriptures" (Luke 24: 45). So many weeks we have minds that have snapped shut. I find myself envious of these disciples who are there at the beginning, with open minds and joyful hearts and a soul that finally understands.
I remind myself that I have an advantage that these disciples didn't have. I know that this Good News will be spread far and wide. I know how the world has received it at various times. I have seen regular humans who are able to transform their corners of the world with an ability that seems almost superhuman—but it is a power that comes from Christ.
I want to be part of that community. I want to be a resurrection human, one of those lights who doesn't let the drumbeat of bad news drown out the Good News of Jesus.
Jesus is still here, reminding us of his scars and of the capacity to overcome those things that scar us. Jesus is still here, waiting to share a meal with us. Jesus is still here, reminding us that we are witnesses and co-creators of the Kingdom, that we are called to a far greater destiny than our tiny imaginations can envision.
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- Questing Parson said...
"Resurrection Human." What a powerful term.
- April 18, 2012 at 10:17 AM
- Kristin said...
Thanks! I keep trying to use it, especially when I'm not in a Resurrection frame of mind (and unfortunately, my workplace is often a non-Resurrection place).
- April 19, 2012 at 10:01 AM
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BNSF will expand capacity in Washington by constructing two receiving and departure tracks nearly 7,000 feet long at BNSF's Delta yard in Everett, expanding BNSF's automotive distribution facility at Orillia and upgrading signals for positive train control. The Class I railroad will also continue track maintenance with nearly 2,800 miles of track surfacing and undercutting work and the replacement of about 175 miles of rail and 110,000 railroad ties.
"BNSF's capital investments in Washington will help ensure our network is prepared for growing demand for freight rail," said Matthew K. Rose, chairman and CEO of BNSF, in a written statement.
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Lawmaker questions "fishy" fees on NM investments
SANTA FE, N.M. A legislative committee leader called Tuesday for Gov. Bill Richardson to replace some officials in charge of state investments and members of oversight boards for New Mexico's permanent and pension funds.
"Given the atmosphere and what's happening in New Mexico, I don't think the executive branch has done enough. I think the executive branch needs to ask for a complete cleaning of the house," said Sen. John Arthur Smith, D-Deming, vice chairman of the Legislative Finance Committee.
His comments came as the committee reviewed the role of third-party placement agents by money management firms that won state investment business. The placement agents are at the heart of an alleged kickback scheme under investigation involving a New York state pension fund.
Lawmakers questioned the hefty fees paid to some placement agents on New Mexico investment deals. One politically connected Santa Fe broker, Marc Correra, shared in more than $15 million in fees.
"This feels strange. It smells fishy," said Rep. Brian Egolf, D-Santa Fe, who cautioned that he was not making allegations of any wrongdoing.
State investment officials said they were largely unaware of the fees received by placement agents, which are paid by the firms that obtain deals to invest public money.
State Investment Officer Gary Bland said the focus of state officials has been on selecting quality potential investments – not on whether firms employed third-party marketers or how much they were paid.
"I'm not going to tolerate the implication that we're doing something illegal or something slimy," said Bland. "This has been an industry practice. The product that has come in has been exceptional and our performance is exceptional since we've been here."
Correra's lawyer, Ronald L. Rubin of New York, said Tuesday he could not comment without first consulting his client. Correra is the son of one of Richardson's political backers, and he's the part owner of a horse racing track and casino planned in Raton.
Bland is in charge of investments for New Mexico's nearly $11 billion permanent funds. That's overseen by the State Investment Council, which is chaired by the governor. The governor, administration officials and gubernatorial appointees account for a majority of the council's members.
Smith, in an interview after the hearing, said Richardson should replace Bland and some members of the Investment Council and the Educational Retirement Board, which oversees a more than $6 billion educational pension fund. He specifically mentioned ERB chairman Bruce Malott and David Harris, who serves on the investment council. Harris is a top financial official at UNM and once worked for Richardson.
Smith did not allege any wrongdoing by state officials or oversight board members, but said, "What we have going in the state of New Mexico is a real atmosphere of suspicion."
Malott and Bland are defendants in a whistleblower lawsuit filed by a former investment officer for the ERB. The lawsuit alleges that political pressures influenced the awarding of $90 million in investments, which later lost their value when global credit markets collapsed. Malott, Bland and other defendants have said the lawsuit's allegations are false.


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Radio industry plans 'spread D Love for digital' ads
The radio industry is to launch a new wave of ads to support digital radio starring a Barry White-style soul figure called D Love who will encourage listeners to "spread the love" for digital radio.
D Love: new Digital Radio UK ad character
Ford Ennals, chief executive of Digital Radio UK, the body charged with readying the country for digital radio switchover, announced the plans for the ads yesterday afternoon at the Drive 2 Digital Conference in central London.
The details of the new ad campaign come less than two weeks after Rajar figures showed digital's overall share of listening had declined from a record 31.5% share in the second quarter to 31.3% between July and September.
By using the character D Love Digital Radio UK is emulating the arguably more successful campaign for digital TV, which starred a robot called Digit Al.
The D Love ads are part of a £10m two-year campaign by Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R. The campaign kicked off in December last year with the 'If you love radio, let it live' ads across a range of media.
Ennals said the marketing activity to promote digital radio will be "ramped up" over the next 12 months and "heavyweight campaigns" will run across BBC TV, BBC radio and commercial radio.
Given the recent decline in digital's share of overall listening the ad campaign could be key to the future of DAB as the Government will make a decision on whether there should be a digital radio switchover next year.
The previous Government had said a two-year countdown to the majority of the major stations switching to DAB would commence in 2013 if 50% of all listening was via a digital platform but that target was always considered to be "ambitious".
Industry figures believe it is very unlikely that 50% of all listening will be by a digital platform by next year.
In July commercial radio groups, including Bauer Media, UTV Media and Global Radio, along with the BBC and the Government, committed to invest at least £21m in local DAB infrastructure.
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Bill O'Reilly is not afraid of dying and he doesn't want to be remembered when he's gone. "Once I'm gone, Im gone. I don't care," the Fox News host tells the Washington Posts's Sally Quinn in her On Faith column. The bulk of the conversation is about O'Reilly's faith, growing up in an Irish Catholic household and what God mean to him today. But the interview also touches on the existential:
"Do you think that you'll ever stop?" Quinn asks. "Yes, I do. I'm tired now, so I've got to cut it back soon. I just don't know when that will be."
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Facilities include the Thee Abbey Kitchen, famous for cinnamon rolls and bread made with freshly ground wheat flour. The adjoining creamery features house-made frozen custard, ice cream treats and old fashioned candies.
Within 20 minutes of wineries. Shop downtown Ironton for antiques. Visit the Civil War Battlefield in Pilot Knob.
Visit our website and Facebook page for details, photos, reservations and a schedule of our Murder Mystery shows and other dinner and musical events.
We have three cottages that sleep six, located two miles outside of Ironton, 80 miles southeast of St. Louis. The country setting provides a peace and quiet not found in the city. Walk along Stouts Creek; relax by the pool; float the Black River using canoes, rafts or tubes. Trail rides are on the adjacent property.
The Arcadia Valley offers a variety of outdoor recreation and events. Visit our website for details.
Camping, floating, and live entertainment are offered along a half-mile of riverfront on the Black River. Electric sites are available. Camping includes firewood and entertainment. Day passes are offered. Camping packages and group discounts are available. Wheelchair accessible toilets and showers.
Music and entertainment are offered some weekends. Canoes, rafts and tube rentals. General store on-site. Located 20 minutes from Johnson's Shut-Ins; 15 minutes from Taum Sauk Mountain State Park; 35 minutes from Elephant Rocks State Park; 30 minutes from Fort Davidson State Historic Site.
A rustic, secluded log cabin with loft; sleeps six. It has a European style, two-story fireplace, indoor Jacuzzi brand tub, outdoor hot tub and a large front porch. Bear Cub Cabin is smaller, but also sleeps six. The three-bedroom lodge sleeps 10; it has a red granite, woodburning fireplace, large deck and outdoor hot tub. All units have kitchen and bathroom. The lodgings offer half a mile of private Black River beach front access. Float trips and weekend entertainment are available at Bearcat Getaway Resort. Located 20 minutes from Johnson's Shut-Ins; 15 minutes from Taum Sauk Mountain State Park; 30 minutes from Elephant Rocks State Park; and 25 minutes from Fort Davidson State Historic Site.
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We are a full-service Good Sam RV park located on the banks of crystal-clear Big Creek. All 50 of our big-rig friendly sites have 30- and 50-amp electric, water, and septic hookups, cable TV, and Wi-Fi. We have a swimming pool, propane fill station, private shower suites, a 24-hour coin laundry, arcade, and a meeting hall to serve all your needs.
Big Creek is good for wading, catch-and-release fishing, or swimming on hot days. The nature trail that runs along the creek is good for walking and enjoying the Ozark outdoors. Nearby attractions include Black River, Johnson's Shut-Ins, Elephant Rocks, Taum Sauk Mountain, and Fort Davidson--just to name a few!
Black River and Route K Recreation Area are ideal for your next camping and floating weekend. This area of Black River is unique because the only people you see are canoeing, kayaking, tubing, rafting and swimming on natural gravel bars provided by nature.
The Black River is known for its crystal-clear water and beautiful limestone bluffs. Canoe rentals are available.
Black River Camping caters to the families who want to camp in a quiet, less crowded campground environment suitable to families.
This is a great spot for camping, on a quiet part of the West Fork of the Black River. We have river access, with canoes, kayaks and rafts available for floating. We provide a fire-ring with a grill and picnic table at each campsite. Portable toilets are available at the campsite. We have a bath house.
Two cabins that sleep four to six. Full service shower house within 100 feet. Two miles from the Black River and Jeff's Canoe Rentals. Open all year.
On-site: hiking trails; equestrian trails; riding lessons; stall and pasture boarding.
Bring your own horse; we have miles of trails to ride. There is overnight horse boarding on-site. Lessons are available for all levels and all ages. Younger than 18 must be accompanied by parent and must wear a helmet. We have pony rides for younger children.
We have two cabins for rent; they sleep four. Weekday and weekend packages available. Full shower house. There is a bed and breakfast one mile east; campgrounds two miles west.
We offer a country, rural setting in the Ozark forested hills. All 76 sites have cable TV (61 channels). Facilities include: level sites with room for your slide-outs and tows; a propane station; laundry facilities. Daily, weekly and extended stay rates. We have camping with convenience in mind.
Come enjoy the area and make us a convenient overnight stop. Food and car rental deliver to sites. Visit our website for more information and photos.
Some restrictions of pet breeds.
Clearwater Lake is a beautiful lake located in the Ozark Foothills, 12 miles east of Ellington. Water is clear since this lake is fed by Black River. Visitors can boat, ski, swim or fish.
Webb Creek Recreation Area is a quiet campground located on the bank of Clearwater Lake. The campground faces east and views of the lake area are spectacular, especially at sunrise. Camp reservations are not available and are seldom needed. Webb Creek has the reputation of being the quiet side of the lake. The campground offers electric, water, hot showers, a playground, beach and a marina.
Webb Creek Marina is located at Webb Creek Recreation Area and has supplies, gas, and boat rentals available for visitors and guests. Call 573-461-2344 for more information.
Directions: From Ellington, take Route 21 South, make left on Route H; continue on H until you reach Clearwater Lake. The campground is open year-round.
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The Ellington Chamber of Commerce offers assistance with information about the area, local attractions, places to stay, businesses and events.
We are nestled in the beautiful Arcadia Valley of the St Francois Mountains. All guestrooms have 100+ channel cable TV, queen beds, and micro-fridges; our suites include a sitting area, separate bedroom and a jetted tub.
Our hotel is located ON the battlefield of the Historic Civil War Battle of Pilot Knob at Fort Davidson State Historic Site. We are the closest lodging to Elephant Rocks State Park (three miles); eight miles from Taum Sauk Mountain State Park (the highest elevation in Missouri); 14 miles from Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park.
Fort Davidson Cafe is on the property, serving a wide variety of meals from 6 a.m.-8 p.m.
One of the oldest canoe outfitters on the Upper Black River. Personal service, custom floats and shuttle service available.
Facilities include: a store with supplies; campground with a stage; firewood; picnic tables; trash barrels; hot showers; and flush toilets.
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Hummingbird Hideaway is a two-bedroom, one-bath cottage in secluded Peola Valley. We offer peace and quiet, complete with a spring-fed creek that runs through our property. Remodeled in 2009, so most everything is new, from kitchen to bath to bedrooms. We provide private access to the Black River. There are hordes of hummingbirds, in season.
The museum is housed in the restored 1941 Ironton-Arcadia Depot. It contains an extensive collection of Arcadia Valley and Iron County artifacts, genealogy records, and photographs. The collection includes the Union battle flag from the Civil War battle of Pilot Knob.
Carved into the rock by the flow if the Black River, the shut-ins are a great place for swimming and splashing. A boardwalk and overlooks offer spectacular views and provides easy access to the shut-ins.
The park features tent and RV camping; cabins; a general store; a visitor center; hiking and equestrian trails.
Located 9 miles north of Lesterville. See the website for details and restrictions.
Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park offers six camper cabins located off of Loop 2 in the campground. The log cabins provide accommodations for up to four adults and two children. These accommodations include a queen-size bed and a double-size futon. The camper cabins, open March through December, may be reserved in advance. The camper cabins have electricity, heating and air conditioning but do not include water or restrooms. Each cabin has a dining table, ceiling fan, compact refrigerator and microwave. Exterior amenities include a porch bench, picnic table, pedestal grill and campfire grill. For reservations: 877-422-6766 or visit our Web site.
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34680 Coast Highway, Capistrano Beach, CA 92624, United States of America – Show map
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BBQ Facilities, Outdoor Pool (all year), Grounds
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Less than a 5-minute walk from the San Clemente Beach and the San Clemente Pier, this all-suite property offers free beach towels, chairs, and umbrellas. It features free in-room Wi-Fi.
Score from 132 reviews Excellent
Featuring an outdoor pool and a fitness center, the Riviera Shores Resort is in Capistrano Beach. A TV and a balcony with BBQ facilities are provided in each room at the Riviera Shores Resort.
Score from 75 reviews Excellent
Located next to San Clemente State Park, this hotel is a 10-minute walk from the ocean. It features an outdoor pool, tennis court, restaurant and rooms with private balconies.
Score from 129 reviews Very good
Overlooking Dana Point, this resort features 2 year-round heated outdoor swimming pools with a Splash Zone for kids, an on-site restaurant and full-service spa.
Score from 164 reviews Excellent
The staff, hotel, and room were GREAT!
The beach area wasn't very nice.
Perfect place to relax and rest. Whirlpool tub, beach right across the highway, ocean-view balcony, water-side restaurants within driving distance, peace and tranquility. Gen'l. mgr Amanda gave us a special perk for being honeymooners--very nice touch.
We weren't unhappy at all, but the reader should understand that this property is located ACROSS Pacific Coast Highway from the ocean. That means you will hear more traffic and train noise than surf sound. But for the price, the location was awesome.
Hotel staff were very kind and helpful when we faced an issue on our last day there
Best rooms have beach view
The Amtrack going by not too bad, but once in a while a short freight train goes by that is annoying and very noisy. Most train traffic stops by 10pm. But once a freight train went by at 3 am (unusual)
My sister and I came for a girl's night out and we loved this place. It had the beach overpass access right there adjacent to the property, we had a lovely beach view, our room was clean and nice and the staff was helpful and quick when our TV remote wasn't working. We have decided to make this our place for our annual sister's trip!
The bed was only OK.
View of the beach
The room was very nice and large. Large bathroom and shower. Very clean and comfortable. Two nice flat panel Tvs. We were pleasantly surprised. It was a disabled room so it may have had an unusually large bathroom and shower. It had a balcony with bbq. Excellent room!!!
The staff (3 we dealt with) all seemed very "slow" and didn't seem to know what they were doing. When we checked out at 5:30am they said "ut-oh" you owe us $25 dollars. We asked why and she said I don't know...
Staying near the beach is wonderful.
Street traffic noise was awful. Staff was unwelcoming and not helpful. No interest was taken in how we were finding our way around the area, or if we were enjoying our stay at all.
Location was excellent, with easy beach access. The suite and view was great, pool & spa very clean, kitchen is nice, pool table and beach toys great. Excellent value for your money. Used Booking.com
The bed was a little hard for me.
Facilities were superb - couldn't have asked for more.
Decor a little bit dated but facilities more than made up for this.
Was wonderful place to stay the staff is wonderful
Not a thing
Great location, helpful staff, very clean rooms, well supplied kitchen.
Pillows were quite hard and traffic and train noise when windows were open.(not bad when double pane windows were closed. Quite after 11pm.
the view of the ocean. all employees were so kind.
that the pool & spa were closed, but it wasn't anyones fault repairs and maintance have to be done
I love the location and the staff are really nice. Considering my friends were being obnoxious and rude they were still very patient with us and let us enjoy our weekend.
The elevator was broken, had to carry everything. And pools were out of commission.
Staff are very helpful, location is terrific, sunsets are amazing!
Wireless requires frequent re-login, noise from hallway (no insulation around exterior door), kitchen is too small while bathroom is too big.
The one staff member unfamiliar with customer service. The spa, pool both out of service, both empty. The elevater is broken, had to climb 3 flights of stairs to a room that had a view of a large hillside. It was ugly.
Location was a huge plus-right across from the beach. Secure parking; our 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit was good sized. Fully equipped kitchen and a grill! Great value for the price.
The furnishings are a bit tired and looked like they were stuck in the 80's or 90's. We had issues with the shower in our unit, which when brought to attention of the staff were addressed.
Lucky to have beach view room. Excellent room layout. Clean and comfortable. Thoroughly enjoyed out stay and will go back.
Very friendly staff, rooms has ever thing you need, clean, very cozy.
We were a last second booking, there were no beach view rooms left, ended up with a east facing room absolutely terrible view of nothing. That would be the same for all establishments along this stretch of beach.
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Fillet of Sole with Spinach & Tomatoes
From EatingWell: March/April 1993, EatingWell for a Healthy Heart Cookbook (2008)
Fish, spinach, tomatoes and garlic combine classically in a quick, delicious supper. Serve with steamed new potatoes and a glass of white wine.
Makes: 4 servings
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Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low cholesterol | Low saturated fat | Low sodium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | High calcium | High potassium | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 12 cups spinach, (1 1/4 pounds), trimmed and washed thoroughly
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Freshly ground pepper to taste
- 1 pound Pacific sole fillets, divided into 4 portions (see Tip)
- 4 small plum tomatoes, sliced
- Preheat oven to 400°F.
- Put spinach, with water still clinging to its leaves, into a large pot. Cover; steam the spinach over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally, until just wilted, about 5 minutes. Drain; when cool enough to handle, press out excess liquid. Chop and place in a small bowl. Stir in garlic. Season with salt and pepper.
- To make a packet, lay two 20-inch sheets of foil on top of each other (the double layers will help protect the contents from burning); generously coat the top piece with cooking spray. Place one-quarter of the spinach mixture in the center of the foil. Lay a portion of sole over the spinach and arrange tomato slices over the sole. Season with salt and pepper.
- Bring the short ends of the foil together, leaving enough room in the packet for steam to gather and cook the food. Fold the foil over and pinch to seal. Pinch seams together along the sides. Make sure all the seams are tightly sealed to keep steam from escaping. Repeat with more foil, cooking spray and the remaining ingredients.
- Place the packets on a baking sheet. Bake the packets until the fish is cooked through and the vegetables are just tender, 10 to 12 minutes. To serve, carefully open both ends of the packets and allow the steam to escape. Use a spatula to slide the contents onto plates.
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- Tip: A number of flatfish are marketed as sole or flounder. Eco-friendly choices include U.S. and Canadian Pacific-caught English, Dover and petrale sole as well as sand dabs and flounder, according to the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch program. Pacific halibut is a good option if you can't find Pacific sole or flounder.
Per serving: 138 calories; 2 g fat (0 g sat, 0 g mono); 53 mg cholesterol; 8 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 24 g protein; 4 g fiber; 343 mg sodium; 1213 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (280% daily value), Vitamin C (80% dv), Folate (73% dv), Potassium (35% dv), Iron (25% dv), Calcium (15% dv).
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