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- 0Nov 20, '12 by fiveoclocksomewhereJust a quick question regarding consults, I'm just starting out as a new RN and I get so confused when a doctor calls me and simply states that he was "consulted"...what exactly am I supposed to say? Just give them a basic report on the patient? They always get mad at me because I either wasn't aware of the consult or don't know what info they need. I know it's kind of a dumb question but I figure this community would be happy to answer Thanks!
- 0Nov 20, '12 by SaoirseRNIf you don't know the doctor's specialty (which is the most likely reason for consult) tell them you are new to the facility and just getting to know everyone, which may prompt them to tell you what type of doctor they are. If all else fails, just ask, or (based on patient's dx) try, "are you the urologist?" Provide info based on reason for the consult. It's also nice to ask if they know the patient at all. If not, a quick intro (age, brief history, admit reason) followed by details related to the consult.
- 0Nov 20, '12 by Silverlight2010Where I work the consulting doctors, or occasionally their residents will come and see the patient in person. I'm unsure what they would want to know that could be determined over the phone unless it's to arrange something specifically prior to their visit or check on other tests that the patient might be off the unit for and therefore be unavailable. A neurologist might want to know about any current treatments that could affect his tests and give me a time to stop sedation prior to a neurological assessment. You could always try a general "Hello Doctor (fill in the name here), how can I help you" or "what would you like to know?"Last edit by Silverlight2010 on Nov 20, '12 : Reason: Addition
- 0Nov 21, '12 by classicdame Guidehow arrogant of them to assume you know what they want to hear. Also, just because they "say" they are the consulting MD does not mean a thing. You have to be very careful about what you say on the phone. I would respond with, "Great. When are you coming in to see the patient?" If the caller asks questions that HIPAA will not allow you to answer, tell them so. "Sorry. I would be violating HIPAA to discuss this over the phone but will be happy to meet you when you come visit the patient". It is the admitting MD's responsibility to give report to the consulting MD, not yours. In my facility the first MD has to make a referral through our computer (they have access via email to this portion). This way everyone knows who the consulting MD is and can deal with it intelligently. Don't let them bully you. Always smile when you talk on the phone even though you are thinking otherwise.
- 0Nov 21, '12 by RNperdiemDifferent hospitals do things differently. You might ask the charge nurse what the customary way of handling these types of calls.
Nurses usually do not call for consults of other doctors. We might call for a wound/ostomy nurse consult or a swallow evaluation or a nutrition consult, but not doctors.
At my facility, I would give the consulting doctor the name and number of the doctor in charge of the ICU so they can talk to each other. Then the consulting doctors come see the patient to do an assessment.
- 2Nov 21, '12 by SaoirseRNQuote from RNperdiemReally, though, sometimes the consulting physician just wants a bit of front-line info on the patient before coming in.At my facility, I would give the consulting doctor the name and number of the doctor in charge of the ICU so they can talk to each other. Then the consulting doctors come see the patient to do an assessment.
Likely they've been left a message, on their phone or from their clerk, and maybe they can't get in right away so they want a bit of a heads up on the patient. A good way of doing this is to actually speak to the nurses looking after the patient.
It shouldn't violate the patient's privacy (since they have been asked to see the patient) nor should nurses be refusing to give them info, either. If the most responsible physician calls for an update, are you going to say "I'm not telling you because I think you should come see for yourself."
No, we are all part of the same team caring for the patient. Ask the doctors why they were consulted and what they would like to know.
- 2Nov 21, '12 by classicdame GuideIf you do not know the doctor's voice you do not know to whom you are speaking and this could result in a HIPAA violation.
- 0Nov 21, '12 by Born_2BRNLook in your nursing report, usually it will tell you which doctors on there and what his or her specialty is. For instance, if the GI doctor is being consulted then he or she will need to know if patient experiences any diarrhea, abd pain, or anything relating to the GI problem. Or if Infectious Disease MD consulted then you need to know if patient has a wound somewhere or is being infected by anything. Patients who being admitted often having more than one health issues and that how MDs with various specialties are being consulted.
- 4Nov 21, '12 by SaoirseRNQuote from classicdameUsing this logic, a new nurse is going to have to go around refusing to give info to every doctor he or she meets for the first time. I can't imagine that would be very good for working relationships.If you do not know the doctor's voice you do not know to whom you are speaking and this could result in a HIPAA violation.
- 0Nov 21, '12 by noyesno, BSN, RNYou should be aware of all the doctors consulted for your patients. Write their names down on your brain.
In report, we usually go over who is consulted and why and if they were recently notified (gives you a heads up they might be calling to talk to you).


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It's MONDAY, what are you eating?
DD here
Not really hungry so far, it's lunch time here. Have had a herbal tea and water for breaki.
I have salad, asparagus, cucumber, peppers, eggplant, radishes in my fridge, so I'll have that when I'm hungry. And will leave room for a sun warrior shake for dinner 70cals.
Shooting for 370 - 500 cals.
DD here too
I'm gonna try a little maintenance week, inspired by SophieTheCat latest post ! (http://www.lowcarbfriends.com/bbs/ju...weary-etc.html)
So i'll have 700ish DDs this week !
B = x
L = spinach, apple sauce, 1 square dark chocolate (200cal)
D = pasta with asparagus (300)
and i'll have an extra 100 for fun !
Breakfast. Full English breakfast (fried egg, slice of bacon and black pudding)
Lunch - Roast beef, parsnips, roast potatoes, greens, rich red wine gravy.
Supper - Nettle soup and home made bread.
I can't believe I am allowed to eat this well. Love JUDDD
B: coffee (1 cup almond milk through the day in coffee and tea - 35cals)
D: 1 pack tofu shirataki (40); walden farms alfredo (0); may add some shrimp (80)
S: 2 pouches tuna (140); 2T miracle whip light (40); dill pickle(5); green onions (5); in romaine leaves (10)
355cals; 17g carbs; 8g fiber; 54g protein
I've decided to maintain for the rest of May, with DDs at 750 to start
B: Coffee, SW shake with banana, fat free greek yogurt, toranis SF coconut syrup (257)
L: Sliced cucumber with salmon, light Miracle Whip (134)
D: Not sure yet
S: If needed, broth with serranos (7 each)
Leaves about 300 for dinner. Highly doable!
Morning! UD here. My weight is bouncing but not going down so I need to really watch my DD and make sure to do 500 only. Not 550, 525, 575, etc...
B - 2 scrambled eggs w mushrooms & cheese, 2 jimmy dean mini turkey sausage biscuits, skim milk
L - not sure yet but thinking grilled chicken salad w/ thousand island
D - not sure yet but thinking hot wings w/ celery & blue cheese
S - strawberries w/ truvia & apple & sf peep
Up day for me!
B - 2 eggs, OMM, spreadable fruit 426c
L - mixture of many leftovers. Salad, fish, scramble bits. (around 450c)
S - Nature Valley Protein chewy bar 190c
D - cockpot lasagna (thanks Cleo) 700c
That will leave 250 .. might do popcorn or something.
UD and since I am not happy with weight ..... who knows?
So far the plan....
Coffee with white chocolate creamer
B=either oatmeal or grits
L=turkey wrap with sprouts and avacado
D=Salad - with steak/avacado/tons of veggies/blue cheese
Good morning!! My DD menu for today:
B: Dannon diabetic yogurt, 1 serving of mini graham crackers
L: Lean Cuisine
S: 100-calorie popcorn
D: big salad from salad bar w/buffalo ranch dressing (light)
Drinking good water today - went to Curves yesterday, so rewarding myself with a pedicure after work! :up: :D :up:
"punishment" for yesterdays binge.
Please no flack, I feel crappy enough.
Breakfast protein shake and fruit
Lunch salad and chicken
Supper not sure yet probably pasta enjoy that pedicure Val!!
Good Morning JBs...today is a DD and a work day. And I haven't grocery shopped in 2 weeks *shame* so...
B: coffee with HWC
L: HB egg
D: either chicken breast or cube steak...maybe small salad with balsamic?
my total cannot exceed more than 464
Have a good day everyone
breakfast: two coconut cupcakes with cream cheese frosting
lunch: going out! my favorite gluten free menu which means hot rolls with herbed butter, fried calamari, risotto, and creme brulee.
dinner: chicken with bbq sauce, bacon, cheese and scallions with heavenly mashed potatoes (mashed with butter, sour cream and cream cheese.)
UD - and I was in a hurry this morning so I didn't leave home with a plan! Stupid insurance adjuster appointment got my morning all twisted! :annoyed:
B- Sausage biscuit from the BK drive thru :sick: Not pleased about that
L- Whole foods salad bar - :heart:
D- Baked fish - was supposed to have it last night but DH "surprised" me with ribeye on the grill...I love him, but sometimes he just doesn't get it lol.
B coffee with HWC
L water
D water
Have soup and shirataki rice and HB eggs if needed
This needs to be kept to a reasonable DD, so I'll be very light until dinner this evening.
* an orange for lunch
* small bowl oatmeal w/sugar free syrup for teatime
* then grilled skewers of shrimp over wild rice with mixed veggies at the supper club
* maybe a glass of wine with my meal
* and a bit of lemon cake with hot coffee & cream at home with DH after...
I'll have to do a bit of weighing and measuring, but I should be able to work this into about 700 calories, which will do fine for my maintenance level.
B: Bagel with cream cheese
L: Pasta with meat sauce and veggies (mushrooms, spinach, artichokes, tomatoes). Rich sauce 1/2 bechamel, 1/2 red sauce, romano, parmesan...one of those meals where you are trying to use up what is in the fridge.
D: 8 crackers w/ goat cheese or this blueberry cheese I bought at costco. I love cheese! :) Strawberries, cashews (less than 1/4 cup), chocolate (few squares), and almond/chocolate thins
S: Protein Shake
Body pump today! Then cx works!
Got my garden mostly planted yesterday. Still need to plant some squash, navajo melons, beans, and maybe some cucumbers? I hope I don't kill everything! :laugh: I might...
B: coffee
D: italian herb chicken breast, 2 soft-boiled eggs, roasted garlic chicken sausage
425 calories total.
B: Coffee
L: Turkey Sandwich & Chips (171)
D: Turkey Sandwich & Chips (171)
Total: 342
DD for me
Lately my DD's have been total fasts.:D So today will be too.
It's my UD's I have the problems with. I can fast for 36 hours with no problems at all. As soon as I eat anything on an UD, it turns into a binge. I hate UD's!
I need to get back into routine... DD today
Trying to fast as long as possible.
B Hot tea with stevia
and nothing until dinner
D I don't know yet, maybe shiritake noodles with spag sauce...
B: zip
L: broccoli, potatoes, tomatoes, pasta sauce, and a sprinkle of parmasan (500 for a big skillet) ate half for lunch
S: 4 baby pickles (10)
D: half of ^
UD here
I weighed, and I think I'm up due to some water retention (salty DD yesterday, way overboard carbs on Saturday). Trying to keep it tame:
B: 3 eggs, some margarine, LC english muffin, 1T cream cheese
L: LC chicken shawarma salad (chicken and lettuce) and some garlic sauce about 1oz
D: probably grilled italian sausages, grilled asparagus
Shooting for about 2000 calories, we shall see.
B: light english muffin toasted w SF spread, lots of ice tea
L: turkey sandwich with lettuce, tomato, onion and mustard, an orange
S: 120 calories chocolate cupcake and some fat free chocolate meringue cookies
D: a fried chicken breast, 10 nacho chips with some fresh salsa to dip, some left over crab pasta (about a half cup) and a skinny cow mint truffle bar
All this is a little over 1600 calories so I have some room left if I need to snack but I am full and satisfied now. Need to get more veggies in tomorrow!
as above, plus 12 squares of 85% chocolate (Black & Green's) organic-- very flavorful, makes me want to try chocolate from different countries, taste the variations... :yummy:
2025 cal
38g net
Was supposed to be a DD, but it turned into an UD of about 2000 calories.
-green tea
-fried egg in vco
-1/2 c. oatmeal with flax, and seasonings
-1 oz. almonds
-3 oz. almonds
-blackberries, raspberries, blueberries
-green tea
-smoked kipper
-sauteed mixed veggies of all kinds in some evoo
S (Was at a function and there were refreshments.)
-3 oatmeal raisin cookies
-1 c. black decaf coffee
Tomorrow will be a DD. I will try my resveratrol for the first time and see how it goes.
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Sept 2012 Wilderness Lodge Mini Resort Report
We stayed at the Wilderness Lodge from September 8-17, 2012. We had the most amazing trip, and being at the Wilderness Lodge was a huge part of it. We will cover the trip day by day in a longer trip report, but for the Resorts forum I wanted to summarize the parts of WL that we really enjoyed.
We checked in about 9PM on Saturday after flying in from California. We had done the online checkin 10 days earlier, and our only request was two rooms near each other, connecting if possible. We had booked Standard view, and anxiously waited to see what rooms we ended up with. We were given rooms 6094 and 6093, which are on the sixth floor directly above the registration desk and were the two rooms closest to the front of the hotel. Ours was a two queen bed room, and it connected to my parents king bed room. Both had been refurbished, and were beautiful. Here is the view out the front of the rooms into the lobby:
Here is the basic interior of the room:
And here is our view looking out the balcony:
Finally, here is one balcony from the other:
The open balconies were nice, and we enjoyed sitting out there in the mornings watching the early busses.
Since they were sixth floor rooms, they would be considered Woods view, and were a nice pixie dust upgrade from the lower Standard view rooms above the loading dock on the North side of the hotel. One thing worth mentioning is that we could hear the trucks that deliver luggage since their loading area was right below our balcony, but for us it wasn't a problem at all. On our prior stay we had a sixth floor North wing Courtyard view, and while the view of the pool and the lake was amazing, we really preferred this room, since for us having it open out into the lobby was more impressive than we had expected. The walk to the elevators was quick, and we were looking over the edge and taking pictures the whole time, which was more fun than walking down a long regular hotel hallway.
After seeing the rooms, we made our first visit of many to Roaring Forks. I had a cheeseburger and part of a chocolate brownie, and saved the rest for breakfast or later dessert.
I can't emphasize enough how happy we were with Roaring Forks. It was particularly impressive this trip because with the light crowds it was never a problem to find a table, and we sometimes were the only people in the dining area. During the trip we resort hopped to many other quick service locations, and I enjoyed the food here more than any of them. Since we were on the dining plan getting extra drinks with meals and using our mugs worked great, and we got to try lots of great desserts too. Even paying out of pocket though the food here is a comparatively good deal. We shared a plate of Mickey waffles with strawberries and whipped cream for breakfast at least three times during our stay. While it doesn't have the variety of some of the food courts, the quality of food was really good and with their daily specials there was always something different to try.
One thing that surprised us was how little we swam compared to what we expected. We only went to the pool once, and it was at 9:30 at night. We got to watch the ELP from the hot tub deck, then swam some more with only a couple other people around. We would have liked to swim more, but always ended up being somewhere else during the day. Here is a picture of the pool one afternoon though, as we were on our way to rent a boat:
We got really lucky with weather during our trip, but we did start off with rain on our first full day. With our two year old and stroller we weren't as mobile in the rain as on our honeymoon visit, so we really appreciated the WL all being under one roof. When we looked at other resorts, we kept thinking about the walk in the rain to the busses or mug refills, and it made us appreciate WL even more.
Speaking of transportation, this was one of my biggest reasons for wanting to stay at WL. I really enjoy the boats, and I liked having them as an option for MK and Fort Wilderness. With that being said, I think in almost every case it would have been quicker to take the busses. MK was 15-20 minutes on a boat, but only 5 or so on a bus. We still generally preferred to take the boat. The wait times for boats were usually very short, and they did a great job scheduling boats for peak times. They use two different size boats, and the larger ones allowed us to roll the stroller right on, but the smaller ones ran more frequently and with folding the stroller they worked out well too.
Many of our boat rides were to Fort Wilderness, as we ate at Trail's End three times and did Hoop De Doo. Last trip we frequently walked between WL and FW, but with grandparents along and plenty of park walking this trip we stuck to the boat or bus. We are very fond of WL's neighborhood though, and liked to go visit. On the boat one morning we got this shot:
We checked out Port Orleans Riverside, Coronado Springs, Pop Century, and Art of Animation at various points of our trip, all as possible options for a less expensive future stay. While we liked different aspects of each of these resorts, our love for WL grew this trip and by the end of it we booked our bounce back for the same time next year, with 10 days at WL.
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Awesome post! We LOVE WL. We can't always afford it, but when we can we do! I know exactly what you mean about everything being under one roof. It's so convenient. Glad you had such a great time!
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Yup! The WL is AMAZING!!!
We had the greatest 11 day trip WL CL in July and it could not be more magical.
I am kind of glad there wasn't an applicable bounce back in our room because I know that hands down we would have booked WL again, and we REALLY want to stay at every Disney resort. The WL definitely makes you forget about all other options.
Alas, we are moving along on our quest and are going to knock off YC/POLY from our list, but I am planning on incorporating the WL into our planned Feb 2014 trip because we really want to stay there again!
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Another family who Loves loves loves WL. I wish it was in the wallet to stay here every trip, but it isn't for us. Our room was on the 5th floor facing MK. We could see the monorail entering CR through the trees and watched the fireworks from our balcony. I do wish they would have the fireworks soundtrack available in the room but really that is my only complaint.
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Great report! We are 36 days away from returning to WL. We can't wait! Your pictures have gotten us excited
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Thanks for your report . The WL is a beautiful resort and is one of our favorite places to stay. Roaring Forks is also one of our favorite CS places. Glad you had a great time and congrats on booking for next year .
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Yes, Thank you for this report! We'll be checking into WL for the first time in 26 days and I can't wait - It wasn't my first choice, but the more I read about it the more excited I am to be staying there!!
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LOVED your report and pictures! Glad to hear Disney honored your requests, with the added perk of a King bed for your parents and an upgraded view! The new rooms at the WL are totally tempting
What did you think about the week in general? We're thinking of roughly the same week next year (9/8-9/14) but there's some conflicting crowd reports out there Would love to hear a quick sum up of your thoughts (I know you mentioned you were writing a longer report!)
Thanks again
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Looks like a very nice resort - hope to stay there one day!
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Thanks so much for the photos - love your room view! Did the king room happen to be an accessible room?
I never expected to stay at WL because when we visited it when it was brand new, we far preferred the tropical ambiance of the Polynesian, the excitement of the Contemporary with the monorail gliding through or the BC for it's delightful stroll to/from International Gateway....but after reading so many rave reviews on the DIS, decided to give it a try late November a couple of years ago (and the price was right with an AP rate).
Bet you won't be surprised to hear I absolutely fell in love with the resort - still not crazy about those small rooms (or the previous color scheme - reburb is so much nicer), but the resort is so peaceful and lovely, especially when decorated for the holidays. We also enjoyed a Villa studio, which is larger than a Lodge room and it's such a pretty walk over there...and just as convenient as being right in the Lodge.
Your little one is as cute as can be!
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Only two more months until we are there for Christmas time! I am so excited I can't take it!! This will be our first at WL and first at a deluxe as a family
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We booked our bounce back for September 6-15 next year and are hoping for similar crowd levels.
We are doing a longer day by day trip report that will have lots more pictures and talk about all the other fun stuff we did.
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She's free before she's three, touring the world with a toddler: September 2012 Trip Report
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She's a Princess, a Superhero, and a Rockstar -a September 2013 Trip Report
She's Turning Five at Disney World - a September 2014 PTR
She's Five at Riverside - Current September 2014 Trip Report
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Was that a FD BB or room only BB? Know the FD BB was out, but just wondering if a room only had come out yet. Thanks!
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Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Dallas, TX (300.9 miles , pop. 1,188,580).
Nearest cities: New Deal, TX (2.6 miles ), Shallowater, TX (3.6 miles ), Petersburg, TX (3.8 miles ), Idalou, TX (3.9 miles ), Hale Center, TX (4.0 miles ), Anton, TX (4.3 miles ), Spade, TX (4.3 miles) , Lubbock, TX (4.3 miles ).
Latitude: 33.83 N, Longitude: 101.85 W
Area code: 806
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Full-time law enforcement employees in 2012, including police officers: 4 (4 officers).
Abernathy, Texas accommodation, waste management, health care - Economy and Business DataUnemployment in July 2013:
Unemployment by year (%)
Population change in the 1990s: +114 (+4.2%).
Work and jobs in Abernathy: detailed stats about occupations, industries, unemployment, workers, commute
Average climate in Abernathy, Texas
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Tornado activity:
Abernathy-area historical tornado activity is above Texas state average. It is 167% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 5/11/1970, a category F5 (max. wind speeds 261-318 mph) tornado 16.6 miles away from the Abernathy city center killed 26 people and injured 500 people and caused between $50,000,000 and $500,000,000 in damages.
On 4/17/1970, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 14.0 miles away from the city center killed 5 people and injured 51 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Abernathy-area historical earthquake activity is significantly below Texas state average. It is 99% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 6/16/1978 at 11:46:54, a magnitude 5.3 (4.4 MB, 4.6 UK, 5.3 ML, Class: Moderate, Intensity: VI - VII) earthquake occurred 83.4 miles away from the city center
On 1/29/2008 at 10:24:53, a magnitude 3.3 (3.3 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 86.8 miles away from Abernathy center
On 2/12/1997 at 23:53:10, a magnitude 3.0 (3.0 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 94.5 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG), body-wave magnitude (MB), local magnitude (ML)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Lubbock County (11) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 4
Emergencies Declared: 7
Causes of natural disasters: Hurricanes: 6, Fires: 3, Floods: 2, Tornadoes: 2, Storms: 2, Wind: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Particulate Matter (PM2.5) [µ/m3] level in 2010 was 7.60. This is better than average. Closest monitor was 16.7 miles away from the city center.
Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 23.3%
(8.8% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 56.3% for Black residents, 31.8% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 85.0% for American Indian residents, 14.6% for other race residents, 60.6% for two or more races residents)
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Detailed information about poverty and poor residents in Abernathy, TX5 people in group homes intended for adults in 2010
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Religion statistics for Abernathy city (based on Lubbock County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 59.66%
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Food Environment Statistics:
Number of grocery stores: 25
Number of supercenters and club stores: 4
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 12
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 85
Number of full-service restaurants: 148
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7.51% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($32,312 average adjusted gross income)
0.25% of residents moved from foreign countries ($241 average AGI)
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
7.34% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($33,172 average adjusted gross income)
0.06% of residents moved to foreign countries ($165 average AGI)
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Abernathy fatal accident list:
Aug 22, 2004 03:15 AM, I-27, Vehicles: 2, Persons: 3, Fatalities: 1
Nov 22, 2003 04:20 AM, I-27, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 1, Drunken drivers: 1
Oct 1, 1989 09:30 AM, Avee, Vehicles: 2, Persons: 6, Fatalities: 1
Aug 23, 1985 07:42 PM, 9thstreet, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 1
Apr 18, 1984 03:58 PM, 27, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 1
Aug 18, 1981 07:50 AM, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 2
Jul 27, 1975 09:35 PM, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 1
FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers:1 (See the full list of FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers in Abernathy)
FCC Registered Antenna Towers:22 (See the full list of FCC Registered Antenna Towers)
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:6
FCC Registered Microwave Towers:4
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:11 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Abernathy)
FAA Registered Aircraft:5
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In the wake of recent severe thunderstorms, wind and hail damage, homeowners could now be faced with another disaster: unscrupulous storm-chasing contractors.
Storm chasers often go from house to house looking for people who need help cleaning up storm damage, offering promises of quick repairs for cash up-front.
"If a person you don't know comes to your door promising to help if you'll just pay in cash, just say 'no,'" says Angie Hicks, founder of Angie's List, which provides consumer reviews on local contractors and service companies. "Severe storms can be traumatic, and people trying to put their lives back together shouldn't have to worry about trouble from shady contractors. With just a little research, you can find a reliable person who will get you back on the feet and keep you there."
Roofs often take the brunt of the damage from storms, especially hail. Hail damage costs U.S. homeowners more than $1 billion in property damage each year. Only the destruction wrought by wind storms and tornadoes causes more damage, according to the National Weather Service. Be sure to know what your insurance policy covers in the event of hail damage. If you have damage, contact your agent as soon as possible.
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"If your home suffers damage, get estimates from at least three licensed, local contractors with a good reputation," Hicks said. "Understand that the best service companies are going to be the busiest, so patience is key. You might have to wait a little longer to get the work done, but you want to have it correctly the first time. You don't want to get stuck paying for the same job to be done twice because you hired the first person to come knocking on your door offering help."
Angie's List: Tips to avoid shady storm chasers:
- What not to do: If a stranger comes to your storm-ravaged yard offering to repair your roof, remove trees or do other major repair work for cash upfront, just say no.
- Do your research: Check Angie's List to get some insight into local service companies. Check the status of the contractor's bonding and liability insurance coverage too.
- Don't cave into pressure or scare tactics.
- High-quality tree services, plumbers, roofers and hauling companies are in high demand when storms hit. Beware the company with time on its hands when every other similar company can't even answer the phones.
- Don't hire the first contractor who comes along and offers to do the job. Get at least three estimates to compare.
- Get estimates in writing and a contract that includes the project price, materials to be used and a timeline for completion.
Angie's List: Tips on what to do after a storm:
- Do a visual inspection: Look at your home, automobiles and other property exposed to the storm. Take a picture of any damage you find.
- Call at least three reputable contractors: Get apples to apples estimates for the repairs you need.
- Review your insurance policy: Ensure you know what you're entitled to. Some insurance companies surcharge or up rate for any claim, therefore it is best to know if you have damage before you call.
- If there is damage: Call your insurance agent right away to file a claim.
- Check contractor credentials: Check that your contractor has a good reputation, is licensed, insured and can do the work.
- Get it in writing Expect to pay a deposit for materials, but always get a contract in writing that discusses payment terms. Make sure the contract includes a termination clause, should the contractor fail to meet your guidelines. Never pay cash in advance for work.


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|05 Jul 2011
"No Battery Is Detected"
Hi Everyone,
Mods can move to correct section.. had no idea where to post this!
So I just moved to a new school which uses ACER TRAVELMATE 6293 as their laptops. When they first gave it to me they put a brand new battery in it and they gave me the wrong charger, greeeat, but I went back and got the correct one.
Now, the laptop DOES charge. When I turn it on, it displays the battery icon with the charging icon over it if that makes sense, however it has a red cross over it and if you hover over that it says "no battery is detected". So you have no idea how long it has left to charge and so on. BUT if you take out the charger, the laptop will not turn on (as if the battery is flat, but surely it cant be because it has charged for 24 hrs.)
Usually, I would just go to the IT guys/girls at school but seeing as they keep stuffing up and it is school holidays, I am hoping you kind and smart people have a solution. I have tried to get any dust out of the charger port/hole thing. And have also taken out and re-inserted the battery twice. This is driving me a bit stupid as I have homework to do. So just to make things clear, the laptop works completely find when connected to the charger except for what I said before. Oh and this is happens when I am on either the home or school image. And it runs on windows 7 of course
Sorry for the long post! I hope I have explained that well enough. If you need me to add any more information just ask away. Have a nice day/night wherever you are
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Sounds like a duff battery to me =/ Either that, or the battery isn't inserted properly.
Are the contacts on the battery and the laptop clean? Try wiping them with a clean anti-static cloth, make sure there is no dust or grime on any of the (usually) gold contacts.
|My System Specs
|05 Jul 2011
Are sure the charger is for a ACER TRAVELMATE 6293, & not for aother Acer model?
|My System Specs
|05 Jul 2011
Sounds like a duff battery to me =/ Either that, or the battery isn't inserted properly.
Are the contacts on the battery and the laptop clean? Try wiping them with a clean anti-static cloth, make sure there is no dust or grime on any of the (usually) gold contacts.
I didn't clean them, I just tried the usual "blow on them" lol. But I will do the anti-static cloth tomorrow.
The laptop itself just looks so old, and when I took the battery out to reinsert it, im fairly sure it didn't look genuine. I dunno.
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|05 Jul 2011
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|05 Jul 2011
I seriously can't even find the model number on this charger :S
It can't be a genuine ACER charger because it doesn't have the logo on it.
The brand seems to be "LITEON"
ehjfdbishjtioehjnterkd bloody frustrating. sorry.
EDIT: model is PA-1650-22 and it seems to be compatible according to some sites, but some sites dont list it as compatible with the 6293.
|My System Specs
|05 Jul 2011
The ACER TRAVELMATE 6293 charger may have a DATA pin, BIOS will check, wrong data or no data, BIOS will turn off charging.
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Windows 7 Professional 32bit
Hi everybody.
I have the same laptop and the same problem. Battery not detected. Did you finally solve the problem?
Many thanks
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During the pilot phase, the 'Trustea' logo will not be used on consumer packaging
The Indian tea industry would develop the 'Trustea' code for production of safe and hygienic teas as part of a sustainability initiative programme.
It involves the introduction of a country-specific sustainability code, which has been tailor-made for the Indian tea industry.
Launching the 'India Sustainable Tea Program' here this week, Tea Board Chairman M G V K Bhanu said the sustainability initiative would entail establishment of the code, which encompasses all aspects of tea production and seeks to embrace sustainability principles to boost productivity, safety and quality.
The programme is being developed in partnership with the Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH), Solidaridad and Rainforest Alliance. It is being supported by Hindustan Unilever Ltd and Tata Global Beverages.
The code which will be first launched on a pilot scale and later scaled up to bring within its fold 500 million kg of tea from 600 factories within five years. India produces about 1100 million kg of tea annually. During the pilot phase, the Trustea logo will not be used on consumer packaging. Implementation of the code will enable the tea industry to effectively face sustainability challenges, safeguard plantation environment, and ensure long term-security of supply, a release issued on the occasion of the launch said.
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Continuing Professional Development
Advanced Resistance Training
In recent years the health-related benefits of muscular fitness have gained greater recognition. Resistance training is now an important aspect of health and fitness programmes, making it a really useful discipline for any fitness professional wanting to increase their knowledge and earning potential.
Childhood Nutrition & Obesity Prevention
Good nutrition is essential to give a child the best possible start in life and to prevent a range of serious health conditions. This Association for Nutrition certified interactive e-learning course covers the varying dietary requirements of children from birth through to adolescence. It also deals extensively with the issue of childhood obesity and how this can be prevented and managed. Currently in the UK roughly one in three children leave primary school either overweight or obese. Understanding why children become overweight and being able to design effective evidence-based programmes that target these causes is key in reversing this trend.
Circuit Training
Circuit training is a fun and effective way of training individuals or groups in order to improve cardiovascular and muscular fitness. This course gives you the capability to structure circuit training sessions that can be adapted for use with personal training clients or exercise classes at home, in a studio or any other appropriate venue.
Client Psychology & Motivation
This Association for Nutrition certified course will give you a thorough understanding of the process of behavioural change. For people to make lasting lifestyle changes through exercise and nutrition they must be psychologically ready to progress through a series of behavioural changes. This online e-learning course teaches you how to assess and influence people's behaviour and apply the techniques to every client scenario you may face as a personal trainer or nutrition specialist.
Complete Kettlebell Trainer
This course will provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to safely and effectively teach clients a range of kettlebell exercises including basic, intermediate and advanced lifts.
Core Training
The core muscles lie deep within the body and are the foundation for all movement. Fitness professionals need to understand the functions of these muscles and how to train clients to exercise them properly in order to prevent injury and improve exercise performance. This course provides you with the knowledge and skills you'll need to prescribe safe, effective and challenging core exercise for your clients across a wide range of needs and abilities.
Exercise for Fat Loss
While working as an exercise professional it is highly likely you will be asked for advice on the most effective way of losing body fat, as the number of obese and overweight people has increased dramatically over the last few decades. This online e-learning course will teach you how to create exercise programmes that will safely optimise your clients' fat loss using the latest guidelines and scientific evidence.
Exercise Referral for Health Management
This course will significantly increase your earning potential as a personal trainer. Not only will you be qualified to accept interesting and lucrative GP referrals for common conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and obesity, you will be able to provide a more comprehensive, specialist service to non-referred clients who also suffer from these conditions. By providing the correct nutritional advice and specific exercise programmes your expertise will help referred and existing clients to manage their medical conditions and live longer, healthier lives.
Functional Equipment Training
You are more likely to retain your clients, earn referrals and get results if you can keep your clients engaged with interesting and varied training programmes.Get to grips with multi-planar movement, whole-body integration and ground reaction force training approaches using stability balls, weighted bags, medicine balls, agility ladders and wobble boards - all in one highly practical day.
Level 4 Low Back Pain Exercise Specialist
This Level 4 training course is the most in-depth and up-to-date of its kind. It will give you the specialist qualification, skills and knowledge you need as a personal trainer to assess, design, deliver, monitor and evaluate safe, effective and progressive exercise sessions that will be critical to the recovery of clients with low back pain.
Marketing Your Fitness Business
This highly engaging course will enable you to make the leap from being a qualified personal trainer to a successful fitness professional with a profitable business. Discover how to harness the marketing mix to plan and develop your business and establish your own brand and unique selling points. Learn how to use promotional tools to your advantage and gain and retain clients using effective sales techniques.
Nutrition and Weight Management (for personal study)
Everyone can benefit from learning about how the foods we eat on a daily basis affect our bodies. This course is perfect for those who want to enhance their knowledge but without the need for formal assessment and accreditation.
Nutrition and Weight Management (for professional study)
This Association for Nutrition certified e-learning course will give you a thorough understanding of the essentials of nutrition and weight management. It will also provide you with the fundamental tools needed to provide dietary advice to clients and deliver weight management classes.
Nutrition for Sport and Exercise
This Association for Nutrition certified e-learning course focuses on the nutrient requirements of those involved in sport and exercise - from the regular gym-goer who wants to gain muscle to the marathon runner who wants to optimise performance. In addition to the general application of nutrition to sport and exercise you will gain a thorough understanding of the range of sports supplements currently on the market and the evidence supporting their effectiveness and use.
Pilates for Common Orthopaedic Conditions
This essential and important e-learning course is perfect for Pilates teachers who want to gain specialist knowledge to work confidently with people that have specific musculoskeletal problems. The course combines in-depth anatomy information, detailed descriptions of common joint problems and explains which Pilates exercises should be performed to improve stability, flexibility or strength around a joint, and Pilates exercises that should be avoided. After successfully completing this course, not only will you be able to offer specialist rehabilitative services working alongside physiotherapists and other health professionals, you can use your expertise to offer more focused classes.
Pilates with Small Equipment
This course will add a new dimension to your Pilates classes and refocus your mind on the principles of Pilates. It is packed full of ideas for using small mat equipment to create lively, varied and challenging classes that will really engage your participants. You will learn how to use equipment to isolate and intensify the work of core muscles, and to improve exercise execution by enhancing kinaesthetic awareness and understanding.
Pre- and Post-natal Exercise
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Vigneto is Italian for vineyard.
Vigneto Shawl is slightly asymmetrical in shape and design but simple to knit. It is cast on at one wingtip with the striped texture stitch (the rows of grapevines) and ends at the other wingtip with the leafy lace border. When worn, the rows of grapevines curve becomingly around your shoulders and then sprout into leaves.
Both the striped texture stitch and the lace border pattern may be repeated any number of times making this very easy to adjust in size and in yardage required.
The stitch patterns are charted only but very easy to follow.
Yardage required - 370m (400yd) for sizes shown.
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20 stitches to 4 inches over stocking stitch, unblocked
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The low-cost Indonesian carrier Citilink has reportedly placed an order for 25 ATR 72-600 turboprop airliners, with options for an additional 25 aircraft in 2015. The aircraft carry a price tag of some $20 million each, placing the total value of the order at about $1 billion.
The French news service AFP reports that the carrier will likely take delivery of the first five airplanes in September, with the remainder no arriving until 2017.
The Indonesian archipelago consists of more than 17,000 islands, making access to air travel critical. Citilink marketing and communications VP Aristo Kristandyo told AFP that the county has seen significant growth in its middle class population, and that translates into an increase in demand for air travel.
The carrier currently operates a fleet of 21 Boeing 737s and Airbus A320s to 11 cities in the country which claims a population of 240 million. Citilink CEO Arif Wibowo said that the addition of the turboprops will allow the airline to offer service to more remote regions and provincial cities that can't accommodate the airline's larger airplanes.
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Stuffed Brioche French Toast (June 2011)
For your next summer brunch, wow your guests by taking your French toast to the grill. Sweet brioche bread stuffed with grilled peaches and cream cheese take this classic dish to new heights.
All-American Hamburger (June 2011)
These classic burgers are a great main dish option at your big Fourth of July party, or at any other backyard barbecue or cookout.
Oven-Roasted Ribs (June 2011)
These meaty, flavorful ribs require only a few ingredients including Donald Link's Texas Campfire Dry Rub and a long, slow roast at a low temperature to keep them moist and tender.
Texas Campfire Dry Rub (June 2011)
This delicious spice mix was originally concocted as a rub for roast lamb, but also works well with gamier meats like venison, or on more classic American barbecue fire, like our Oven-Roasted Ribs.
White Bean and Roasted Chicken Salad (June 2011)
Cannellini beans, or white kidney beans, are smaller than Great Northern beans and add just the right texture in this roasted chicken salad.
Strawberry or Apricot Hand Pies (August 2011)
These easy-to-eat hand pies can be filled with any fresh, seasonal fruit and jam combination you like.
Streusel-Topped Pear and Plum Pie (August 2011)
Filled with a unusual tart-sweet mixture of pears and plums, this streusel-topped pie is easy to make and uniquely delicious.
Iced-Coffee Frappé (August 2011)
Making your own cold, blended coffee drinks is quick and easy and just as delicious as what you'll buy from any coffee chain. An added bonus it will also help you keep to your budget!
Black Forest Ice Cream Pie (August 2011)
This warm-weather version of the classic black forest cake calls for the expected cherry topping, but the pie underneath is made of crushed sugar cones and an ice cream filling.
Peach and Vanilla Puff-Pastry Pies (August 2011)
These simple summer desserts are the perfect size to feed one, so try them at your next barbecue or backyard party for a bite-sized treat.
Rustic Blueberry and Nectarine Tart (August 2011)
This easy, free-form tart is filled with ripe seasonal fruit and has a rustic elegance that makes it the ideal end to any summer dinner party.
Strawberry-Rhubarb-Raspberry Lattice Pie (August 2011)
The classic combination of ripe summer berries and tart rhubarb is the filling for this all-American pie.
Chocolate Pound Cake with Peanut Butter Glaze (July 2011)
Add cocoa powder to the batter and a peanut butter glaze when finished, and classic pound cake takes on a totally new personality.
Brown Sugar-Walnut Pound Cake with Peach-Maple Sauce (July 2011)
Give classic pound cake a caramelized flavor by swapping brown sugar for white. The peach-walnut sauce makes a luscious topper.
Blueberry-Sour Cream Pound Cake with Lemon Cream (July 2011)
Topped with tangy lemon cream, this classic pound cake is dotted with fresh blueberries within.
Chocolate Chip Pound Cake with Chocolate-Coffee Liqueur Sauce (July 2011)
Dress up classic pound cake with chocolate chips and a decadent coffee liqueur-enriched sauce.
Cinnamon-Raisin Pound Cake with Basic Glaze (July 2011)
Spice up a Classic Pound Cake recipe with fragrant cinnamon and raisins.
Summer-Vegetable Gratin (July 2011)
This gratin sides well with traditional summer fare, like fried chicken and grilled meats.
Rosemary Fried Chicken (July 2011)
Grab a blanket, head outside, and savor our easiest fried chicken yet.
Pressed Salami Sandwiches (July 2011)
Weighting the assembled sandwiches helps to soften the bread and compress the layers, so the sandwiches are easier and neater to eat.
Pork Kebabs with Orange and Thyme (July 2011)
We like to use pork in these kebabs, but lamb or chicken would also benefit from this marinade. If you use wooden skewers, soak them in water for 30 minutes before grilling.
Spicy Stir-Fried Shrimp (July 2011)
This simple shrimp recipe will have a dinner entree with a kick on your table in only 20 minutes!
Gnocchi with Summer Vegetables (July 2011)
A few minutes in a skillet transforms ripe tomatoes and zucchini into a fresh sauce for gnocchi.
Late-Summer Vegetable Soup (July 2011)
Turn a bounty of farm-stand vegetables into a soothing soup to stash away for the cooler months ahead.
Broccoli Slaw with Cilantro and Garlic (July 2011)
Fresh cilantro and hot sauce add zing to this twist on classic coleslaw.
Grilled Corn on the Cob with Ancho Chili-Lime Butter (July 2011)
Ancho chili powder and a burst of lime add kick to a summer favorite corn on the cob. Use extra butter on rolls, or melt it on other steamed vegetables.
Mini Red Velvet Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting (July 2011)
These raspberry-topped cupcakes are smaller than the classic version but just as sweet.
Jalapeño-Jack Cornbread Muffins (July 2011)
Monterey Jack cheese balances out the hint of spicy jalapeño in these cornbread muffins.
Simple Macaroni Salad (July 2011)
Old-fashioned macaroni salad sometimes contains jarred pimientos, diced ham, or pickle relish, but this version is simple and deliciously plain with fresh chopped celery, carrot, and onion.
Mama's Potato Salad (July 2011)
Tossed with mayo, celery, hard-boiled eggs, onion, and relish, this is one of the most simple and traditional potato salad recipes around.
Omelet Soufflé (July 2011)
Aki Kamozawa and H. Alexander Talbot, of the food science blog ideasinfood.com, are beloved by chefs like Richard Blais for culinary innovations. Here, they share their method for creating a fluffy omelet from their new book, Ideas in Food.
Yeasty Waffles (July 2011)
Jeff Potter offers a waffle recipe made with yeast instead of baking powder in his book, Cooking for Geeks. A yeast enzyme called zymase helps make the waffles rich and sweet.
Chilled Cucumber Soup (July 2011)
Chef Eric Skokan of Boulder, Colorado's Black Cat grows hundreds of vegetables at his farm, analyzing each variety for its best use. He prefers the Zagross Persian cucumber for this tangy soup.
Open-Face Steak Sandwich with Pickled Green Tomatoes (July 2011)
"If I don't have good food at hand, I always eat the wrong thing," Quinn Hatfield says. That's why he keeps grilled meats in his fridge for sandwiches."
Flash-Pickled Green Tomatoes (July 2011)
These pickled green tomatoes are the perfect toppers to this Open-Face Steak Sandwich.
Three-Grain Cereal with Dates and Cinnamon (July 2011)
The mixture of cinnamon and chopped dates makes this breakfast nicely sweet no extra sugar needed.
Gingered Salmon with Grilled Corn and Watercress Salad (July 2011)
Quinn Hatfield stuffs pickled ginger into slits in the salmon to infuse it with flavor. To keep the sliced fish intact and the ginger in place, he cleverly skewers the fillets before cooking.
Grilled Steak with Cucumber-and-Daikon Salad (July 2011)
Chef David Myers grills with bincho (hard white charcoal) and serves the steak with yuzu kosho, a condiment of yuzu (a citrus), chiles, and salt. Home cooks can use a topping of lemon zest, chile, and daikon and cucumber salad.
Matcha-Macaron Ice Cream Sandwiches (July 2011)
The French macaron is a simple cookie made with almonds, sugar, and egg whites. The recipe here includes green tea powder (matcha), which gives it a delightful flavor.
Miso Clam Chowder with Parsley Oil (July 2011)
A small amount of savory white miso paste gives New Englandstyle clam chowder a Japanese accent. Parsley oil adds flavor.
Spicy Thai Steak (July 2011)
Any leftover marinated steak is perfect for serving over a salad or in sandwiches.
Baby Potato Salad with Radishes and Celery (July 2011)
Ethan Stowell lightens up traditional potato salad by adding plenty of radishes and celery and skipping the usual mayonnaise in favor of a Champagne vinaigrette.
Grilled Bread and Marinated Tomato Salad (July 2011)
Grilling the bread for this panzanella (bread salad) adds a slight smokiness and crunch. Marinate the tomatoes ahead of time so all you have to do is grill the bread and assemble the salad to serve.
Grilled Shrimp with Oregano and Lemon (July 2011)
The sauce for this shrimp is a simple version of Italy's salmoriglio, typically made with lemon and herbs in a mortar. The sauce is also delicious spooned over grilled swordfish or any other meaty fish.
Wild Mushroom and Burrata Bruschetta (July 2011)
Savory wild mushrooms and creamy fresh cheese make a deeply satisfying topper for simply grilled bread.
Little Gem Salad with Lemon Vinaigrette (July 2011)
Nancy Silverton's lovely salad, adapted from her Mozza Cookbook, features Little Gem lettuce, a smaller, sweeter variety of romaine. If you can't find it, use hearts of romaine instead.
Dry-Aged Duck Breasts with Golden Beet Panzanella (July 2011)
Chef Paul Kahan of The Publican in Chicago ages duck breasts on the bone in the refrigerator for up to 1 week. Boneless duck breasts can be aged using the same method, although the results won't be as dramatic.
Rack of Lamb with Pasilla Chiles (July 2011)
This sweet and spicy recipe for grilled lamb gets its inspiration from Mexico and features the flavor of hot pasilla chiles.
Chicken and Rice with Fresh Chorizo (July 2011)
"In the Amazon, cooks make a Portuguese-style chorizo that's very good," says Pedro Miguel Schiaffino. He uses it with other local ingredients in this spin on a Latin classic.
Beet Salad with Watercress and Fresh Pecorino (July 2011)
Seattle chef Ethan Stowell uses beets two different ways in this recipe. He roasts some of them, giving the salad a sweet flavor, and he thinly shaves the rest for a fresh, earthy crispness.


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- Having incorporated the signature gold hardware of her lust-have bags into a classic shape parka coat, this piece of outerwear has Sophie Hulme written all over it. The hood's furry trim is perfect while winter is still very much in our midst and can be detached once we've thawed out and the spring sets in. Model is 5'8/173cm, a standard size 8 and is wearing a size XS.
Model is styled with Acne Studios Boots, Burberry Brit Jeans, Sophie Hulme Tote and Sophie Hulme Sweatshirt.
- Navy parka coat featuring gold-tone hardware around pockets as well as the press stud collar, drawstring cords and zip fastening. Sophie Hulme parka has an drawstring adjustable hem and hood, two angled front pockets and a back vent.
95% cotton, 5% sheepskin. Excluding trim. Dry clean only.
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