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2012 Fall + Holiday Menu Planning Guide
This is the 10th issue of our Menu Planning Guide. In our continuous efforts to offer valuable tools that help you plan a seasonal menu, you may notice an updated look. We realize it's helpful to know exactly what something looks like before you incorporate it into a dish, so we've enhanced the detail of This is the 10th issue of our Menu Planning Guide. In our continuous efforts to offer valuable tools that help you plan a seasonal menu, you may notice an updated look. We realize it's helpful to know exactly what something looks like before you incorporate it into a dish, so we've enhanced the detail of the product and, as always, included images of other chefs' creations for inspiration. the product and, as always, included images of other chefs' creations for inspiration.
The Chef's Garden � 2012 fall + holiday menu planning guide Dear Chef, This is the 10th issue of our Menu Planning Guide. In our continuous efforts to offer valuable tools that help you plan a seasonal menu, you may notice an updated look. We realize it's helpful to know exactly what something looks like before you incorporate it into a dish, so we've enhanced the detail of the product and, as always, included images of other chefs' creations for inspiration. Also included with this issue is our Potato Guide and Holiday Flower Guide. Of course, we can't convey the flavor through the pages of these documents, so give your Product Specialist a call when a product sparks your interest - we'd be glad to include a sample in your next order. Take note of the special feature on Chef Curtis Duffy and Grace Restaurant, which opens in Chicago later this year. Chef Duffy followed in the footsteps of great chefs with whom he's worked to visit the farm for menu development before opening night. The conversations between Chef Duffy, the stellar culinary team he's assembled and farm team members is precisely the kind of dialogue that reflects our commitment to The Chef and Farmer Concept�, and drives creativity and innovation into the future of cuisine. At The Chef's Garden, our passionate team members are committed to growing the finest ingredients for chefs like you who demand quality, variety and consistency. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for your support of sustainable agriculture and the opportunity to be a part of your kitchen. Pick up the phone and let us know how you like the new Menu Planning Guide and what we can do to better serve you. Chef Curtis Duffy and Farmer Lee Jones in the Brussels Sprout Field Photography by Michael Muser � SWEET. Tart . delectable. RED ribbon sorrel 50 piece count tart citrusy flavor order today When it comes to your cuisine, beautiful and delicious is the perfect combination. BOUNTIFUL blooms � The vibrant colors of our flower varieties provide a pleasant contrast to their subtle flavors and delicate textures. Your senses will be enlightened as each flower adds depth, fragrance and beauty to the plate. a. b. c. d. e. f. h. g. a. Anise Bloom taste of sweet licorice or anise b. Bachelor Button slightly sweet and spicy c. Borage Flower sweet honey-like and light cucumber taste e. French Marigold bright citrus-like flavor g. Mini Florets spicy flavor similar to turnips d. Egyptian Star Flower petals are sweet and full of nectar f. Johnny Jump Ups multi-color petals are sweet and aromatic h. Nasturtium peppery bite similar to watercress 2 www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 i. j. k. � i. Pansy delicate fragrance with a mild wintergreen flavor j. Trumpet Flower sweet flavor with a velvety texture k. Violas sweet and floral flavor STEVENhalliday from the greenbrier www.greenbrier.com Peekytoe Crab in Ginger Spring Roll with Passion Fruit and Avocado Peekytoe Crab, Fresh Ginger Broth Gel, Avocado, Passion Fruit Pudding, Basil Puree, Sweet Chili Mayo, Ginger Broth Soaked Basil Seeds, Citrus Coriander Blooms, Micro Borage and Blue Pansy 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 3 LOVELY leaves a. b. � As leaves fall from the trees, our plants bear their leaves ever more proudly. Available in all sorts of shapes and sizes, edible foliage reflects the changing season, sporting shades of cream, crimson, green, magenta, purple and amber. c. d. e. f. g. h. a. Amaranth - St. Joseph's Coat mild, sweet, nutty, and malt like b. Beet Blush sweet, rich, hearty and earthy c. Flaming Shiso spicy, herbal flavor e. Hibiscus Leaf sweet, tart citrus flavor g. Kinome minty aroma and flavor but distinguished by a lingering heat d. Green Shiso bold and aromatic, cinnamon taste f. Hojiso strong, clean pungency similar to cilantro, cinnamon, cumin, citrus h. Nasturtium Leaf sharp, peppery flavor 4 www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 j. i. k. l. � j. Oyster Leaf light salty taste with a flavor i. Neon Sweet Potato Leaf nicely balanced sweet flavor similar to oysters k. Root Beer Leaf slightly peppery flavor with a root beer aroma l. Red Shiso strong flavors of spearmint, basil and cinnamon with a clove overtone from yachtsman steakhouse MICHAEL gonsalves www.disneyworld.disney.go.com Bibb Lettuce hand grown at the Land in Epcot�, Yellow Watermelon Sheets, Watermelon Spheres, Purple Spring Radish, Beet Blush, Celery Ribbons, Fines Herbs, Shallots, Housemade Lemon Ricotta, Pistachio Butter and Miso White Soy Vinaigrette 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 5 GORGEOUSgreens � Heirloom mustards, arugula, spinaches and sorrels grown year-round in our greenhouses may be small and tender but they're assertive on the palate. You have to taste for yourself to believe how intense and versatile Petite Greens can be. a. b. c. d. e. f. g. a. Bowtie Arugula rich, peppery taste c. Sylvetta Arugula classic arugula taste with a slightly sharper, peppery flavor e. New Zealand Spinach sweet spinach flavor with a nutty and buttery finish f. Wasabi Mustard subtle first bite with a very spicy finish reminiscent of horseradish g. Rainbow Swiss Chard earthy and mildly salty and sweet with an assertive texture b. Traditional Arugula peppery essences and mustard like flavors d. Karate Mustard mildly spicy mustard flavor with cabbage undertones 6 www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 LEAFY lettuce � We have to be different in order to serve the chefs who create memorable dining experiences. While the diverse flavors, colors and textures of our heirloom lettuce varieties produce a salad that will be remembered as much as the entr�e, using tiny, full-bodied heads of Petite Lettuce takes it to an entirely new level. b. c. a. d. e. f. a. Green Romaine crunchy and succulent with a mild flavor b. Speckled Oak buttery with a crisp and tender crunch c. Pirat complex and slightly bittersweet flavor e. Red Oak incredibly mellow, nutty and sweet flavor d. Redina mild lettuce flavor without bitterness f. Speckles soft buttery texture and sweet flavor 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 7 PICKLINGpetites � There's something inherently adorable about tiny vegetables. Add your pickling prowess to the equation and you've got a recipe for fine fare that diners will find irresistible. a. b. c. f. e. d. a. Beets crunchy and succulent with a mild flavor b. Carrots nutty, floral and sweet flavor c. Cucamelons cucumber flavor with hints of watermelon rind and lemon juice d. Cukes refreshing cucumber flavor e. Onions mild onion flavor f. Radish mild to spicy and delicately sweet flavor 8 www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 "Pickling is a great traditional preservation technique and it's the perfect way to store & enjoy these beautiful veggies all year round. At The Greenhouse Tavern & Noodlecat, we follow a simple sugar/salt/vinegar preparation. You can experiment with the ratios to find what flavor profile you like best. We use our Tavern Vinegar Co. vinegars to add that extra punch of flavor." Chef Jonathon Sawyer 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 9 MAGNIFICENT micros a. b. c. � Miniature vegetables, herbs and greens in Micro size pack a punch of flavor that can be used to add complexity of flavors or simply enhance a dish with their aroma, texture and visual appeal. a. Burgundy Amaranth mild nutty flavor b. Bulls Blood enticing sweet spinach-like flavor c. Broccoli mild, fresh cabbage flavor d. Carrot Top deep rich carrot flavor d. e. f. e. Cutting Celery refreshing strong celery flavor f. Dill flavors of parsley, anise, celery and lemon g. Lemon Balm intense lemony scent, with a sweet flavor g. h. i. h. Parsnips clove-like flavor that is mildly spicy to sweet i. Pea Tendril mild, earthy fresh pea flavor j. Red Ace Cabbage intense cabbage flavor with a lingering heat k. Red Mustard spicy mustard flavor with a peppery finish l. Red Ribbon Sorrel tart, yet sweet flavor with a crisp texture j. k. l. 10 www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 � m. n. o. p. m. Thai Basil sweet basil flavor with hints of anise n. Wasabi Mustard strong peppery flavor similar to wasabi root o. Watercress mild mustard flavor with a buttery essence p. White Celery distinct strong celery flavor ANTONIO bachour from st. regis bal harbour www.stregisbalharbour.com Frozen Pineapple Soda Foam, Coconut Rock, Mango Pudding, Passion Fruit Custard, Frozen Pineapple Chunk, Dragon Fruits, Micro Cilantro 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 11 CURTIS duffy from grace www.grace-restaurant.com Once Grace, one of Chicago's most highly anticipated restaurants opens its doors later this year, Curtis Duffy and Grace are names you will not likely forget. Yet, with the endless details and decisions involved in designing the restaurant, kitchen and menu, Chef Duffy followed in the footsteps of great chefs with whom he's worked to take the time before opening night for menu development at The Chef's Garden farm in Huron, Ohio. Caramelized Sudachi, Cuke with Bloom, Peanut and African Blue Basil Photography by Renee S Suen 12 www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 Photography by Renee S Suen Sweet Corn, Recado Negro, Cherries, Citrus Coriander Blooms, Scallop, Toasted Goats Milk, Hibiscus, Root Beer Leaf Maitake, Cocoa, Strawberries and Oxalis "I brought the team out from Grace to start our menu development, reconnect with all the vegetables and herbs that The Chef's Garden grows, and remind them where the product comes from." Chef Curtis Duffy MAGNIFICENTmicros a. b. c. � Miniature vegetables, herbs and greens in Micro size pack a punch of flavor that can be used to add complexity of flavors or simply enhance a dish with their aroma, texture and visual appeal. a. Anise Hyssop sweet and clean flavor with a licorice finish b. Arugula peppery with a mild bitterness c. Borage similar to a cucumber in d. e. flavor f. d. Chervil looks similar to carrot but has a mild anise flavor e. Chinese Toon strong, nutty, garlic-onion and deep rich roasted flavor f. Fennel delicate sweet anise flavor g. Greek Oregano clove-like flavor, warm and g. h. i. aromatic h. Green Shiso bold and aromatic, cinnamon taste i. Mountain Mint strong spicy mint flavor j. Opal Basil subtle basil and clove flavor j. k. l. k. Parsley refreshing and cleansing with a mildly bitter flavor l. Pennyroyal Mint herbal and aromatic with a pleasantly mild mint flavor 14 12. www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 � m. n. o. p. m. Popcorn Shoot distinct corn flavor followed by an intense sweetness n. Red Shiso strong flavors of spearmint, basil and cinnamon with a clove overtone o. Sage peppery-lemon camphorlike flavor p. Thyme bright, sharp and savory STEVEN halliday from the greenbrier www.greenbrier.com Five Onion Soup Five Onion Veloute (Shallot, Vidalia, Scallion, Spanish, Red Onions) Onion Puree, Onion Broth Gel, Petite Coin Onion, Onion Broth Soaked Basil Seeds, Memo Chives, Micro Chinese Toon, Dianthus, Chive Blooms 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 15 HERBACEOUSherbs a. b. c. � The enticing fragrance of basils, sages, mints and lavenders is second only to the flavors they can impart on a dish. With too many varieties to name, each has its own distinctive taste. a. Chocolate Mint strong mint with a presence or bouquet of chocolate b. English Lavender sharp, less sweet scent than other lavenders d. e. f. c. Garlic Root spicy garlic flavor d. Green Basil fragrant, sweet and refreshing e. Golden Sage mild, peppery flavor f. Lemon Balm bright and citrusy g. Lemon Verbena strong lemon flavor without g. the acidity i. h. Opal Basil subtle basil and clove flavor i. Nepitella Mint + Blooms mint flavor with overtones of apple and thyme h. 16 12. www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 j. k. l. � j. Pineapple Mint mild, soft mint with hints of pineapple k. Thai Basil sweet basil with a peppery licorice flavor l. Tri Colored Sage a best of the mix from the greenhouse SKYLER golden from the driskill hotel www.driskillhotel.com Pan Seared Foie Gras with Caramelized Pecan Bread Compressed Musk Melon, Chocolate Mint, Texas Honey Comb, Mint Blooms, Candied Hazel Nuts, Lavender-Beet Caramel and Shortbread Crumble 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 17 SPECTACULARspinach The first bite of our root spinach results in an expression of surprise that is quickly replaced by joy. That's because we've selected a variety with pronounced texture and a natural sweetness nurtured by the cool Autumn air. � Dish created by Chef Carl Swanbeck from the culinary vegetable institute www.culinaryvegetableinstitute.com Petite 18 12. Ultra Baby www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 � Send your taste buds on an island getaway with this HOT item. TROPICAL spinach 25 piece count mildly bitter with an earthy progression order today CRISP. succulent. delish. 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 19 RUSTICroots Red White � Root vegetables are tremendously versatile and should be a staple in every chef's kitchen. From the tiniest petite beet to the hearty E-sized potato, we have variety and sizes for every preparation. Gold Candy Stripe Bulls Blood Champagne a. b. c. Pink Yellow Orange Cobalt White Dragon Orange Round d. Clearwater e. Garnet Purple Ninja Black Round Watermelon Lime Violet a. Beets sugary and sweet to mild and earthy b. Carrots nutty, floral and sweet flavor c. Celery Root pungent celery-like flavor d. Jerusalem Artichoke starchy consistency and a slightly nutty flavor e. Radish mild and sweet to pungent and peppery 20 12. www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 SWEETsquash � As much as we hate to see summer go here at The Chef's Garden, the crispness in the air that signals fall's bounty brings a certain excitement - the anticipation of Fall Squash, for instance. As flavorful as it is beautiful, it's subtle sweetness will perfectly complement your fall creations. a. b. c. a. Red Kuri dark orange flesh with a sweet flavor and dense texture b. Star Acorn gold flesh that is smooth and sweet c. Sweet Lightning orange flesh with a high sugar content similar in flavor to sweet corn 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 21 COLORFUL cruciferous The variety of flavors and colors in the cruciferous family is rivaled only by their nutritional benefits. But your guests will be so delighted by the appeal of familiar vegetables in non-traditional forms that they'll forget they're eating healthy! � a. b. Purple Green Purple Green c. Alverdale Orange Purple Romanesco White d. e. Toscano Red Russian Portuguese Siberian a. Broccoli mild cabbage flavor with nutty undertones b. Brussels Sprouts similar to cabbage but they are slightly milder c. Cauliflower sweet, almost nutty flavor d. Chard Hearts mild delicate flavor that is sweet e. Kale mild cabbage flavor to pungent and peppery 22 12. www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 i. � j. Green Purple Scarlet De Milan Royal Purple White j. Turnips sweet with radish and cabbage undertones i. Kohlrabi mild and delicately sweet RICHARD laughlin from the ritz-carlton amelia island www.ritzcarlton.com Hawaiian Blue Marlin Carpaccio Confit Potato, Quail Egg, Pickled Green Beans, Olive Powder, Fall Vegetables, Preserved Lemon Aioli, Russian Banana Potatoes, Romanesco, Yellow Cauliflower, Carmellini Beans, Easter Egg Radish, Violas, Purple and Green Baby Brussels Sprouts Photography by Chef Niko Anagnostou 800.289.4644 www.chefs-garden.com 23 SAVORYsucculents b. a. � With their juicy crunch, lettuce drops and crystal lettuces are unlike any other specialty greens. The flavor and texture explodes in the mouth, delivering a deliciously refreshing sensation with each bite. c. d. e. f. a. Daggered Crystal Lettuce succulent tubular leaves have a salty flavor b. Emerald Crystal Lettuce firm leaves with a dry texture c. Lettuce Drops watery crunch with a lettuce like flavor d. Crystal Lettuce Blooms tart with a floral overtone and a crunchy and sturdy texture e. Ruby Crystal Lettuce crisp, succulent leaves and stem with a salty finish f. Verde Crystal Lettuce thick and succulent stems have a salty bite 24 12. www.chefs-garden.com 800.289.4644 A Sea of Flavor salty and succulent Sea Samphire, Sea Spears and Sea Cress � The Chef's Garden ph:: 800.289.4644 chefs-garden.com or visit our video network chefsgardennetwork.com Product availability is weather dependent and is subject to change. Product images are not to scale.

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Energy Publications
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CES 8 Feature Article, pp.27-40:Jul 07, 2011
China's Evolving Civil Society: From Environment to Health By Drew Thompson and Xiaoqing Lu Feature Box: The China Environmental Health Project more
CES 6 Meeting Summaries, pp.147-172Jul 07, 2011
4 June 2002--U.S. Conservation NGOs Finding a Niche in China 12 June 2002--Water Crises in China and Pakistan 26 June 2002--Hazardous Waste Challenges in Greater China 18 September 2002--Marine Issues in China 8 October 2002--Green Olympic Roundtable: Insights for Beijing 2008 18 October 2002--Environmental Journalism in China more
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Charge to the Bush Administration: U.S. Interests in Energy Cooperation with China by Kelly Sims China's Changing Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Jeffrey Logan Seeking Contradictions" in the Field: Environmental Economics, Public Disclosure, and Cautious Optimism about China's Environmental Future by Eric Zusman Environmental Disputes and Public Service: Past and Present by Anna Brettell Clues and Cues by Humphrey Wou The Changing Context for Taiwanese Environmental NGOs by Sean Gilbert Let a Thousand Muckrakers Bloom by Ray Cheung more
CES 7 Feature Article, pp. 17-32Jul 07, 2011
China's Ecological Rehabilitation: The Unprecedented Efforts and Dramatic Impacts of Reforestation and Slope Protection in Western China by Runsheng Yin, Jintao Xu, Zhou Li, and Can Liu more
CES 7 Chinese Version Section 3Jul 07, 2011
Commentaries: Addressing Urgent Needs: The Emergence of Environmental Education in China by Jing Lin and Heidi Ross; Running into Dead Ends: Challenges in Researching the Three Gorges Dam by Gørild Heggelund; Ecosystem Governance in a Cross-border Area: Building a Tuman River Transboundary Biosphere Reserve by Sangmin NamChina Environment Forum Special Initiatives more
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Commentary: Sector-based Approaches to Measuring and Managing Greenhouse Gas Emissions: China's Cement Industry By Angel Hsu, Neelam Singh, and Ranping Song Spotlight on NGO Activism: IFAW: Promoting Animal Welfare in China By Grace Ge Gabriel Spotlight on NGO Activism: NRDC: Leading the Way Towards Climate Solutions for China, Li Yang Commentary Averting Another Toxics Disaster in China By Arlene Blum Commentary: Will China Emerge Greener from the Global Economic Downturn? By Leo Horn-Phathanothai Commentary: Facing Five-Year Delay in New Water for Beijing: A Catalyst for Officials to Limit Growth? By Wang Jian & Jonathan Aloisi Commentary: Persistent Pollution in China: It's Not the Economy, Stupid By Elizabeth Balkan (with assistance by Michelle Lau) Commentary: Pulling the Plug on Water Wastage in Beijing's Bathhouse Industry? By Hu Kanping (Translated by Zhu Sha) Spotlight on NGO Activism: Green Earth Volunteers By Jon Aloisi Commentary: Grassroots Groups Catalyze Sustainable Community Agricultural Efforts in Chengdu By Jiong Yan, Hongyan Lu, Lei He, Jun Tian, & Yu Luo Commentary: Corporate Environmentalism in China: An NGO - Corporate Partnership to Improve Energy Efficiency in Chinese SMEs By Gwen Davidow Spotlight on NGO Activism: The Keystone of Nanjing's Environmental Movement By Samantha L. Jones more
CES 1 Part 2Jul 07, 2011
Fueling the Future: Meeting Pakistan's Energy Needs in the 21st CenturyJul 07, 2011
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There is a huge opportunity to use social media tools to market your products or services directly to customers, but there is an equally large opportunity to utilize social media to market yourself. Social media is an incredible way for small business owners to brand themselves as thought-leaders in their industry. Being seen as an expert by your peers has an amazing upside for small business owners for networking, for developing alternative revenue streams, and for broadening the reach of your existing business.


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Two men were hurt in a drive-by shooting late Friday in the Northwest Side Hermosa neighborhood.
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Two men were stabbed and two women were beaten up during a fight early Sunday in the Northwest Side Hermosa neighborhood.
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Gunfire has taken another deadly toll on the city, leaving at least three people dead and 13 more wounded in shootings on the 4th of July alone.
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Four Chicago Police officers were recovering Monday morning, after two squad cars crashed into each other in the West Side's Hermosa neighborhood.
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New research report "Future US Hematology and Flow Cytometry Market Outlook" prepared by Venture Planning Group has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd. The report reveals that commercialization of innovative products is likely to drive the future growth in the market, and the US will remain the biggest market for hematology.
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Increasing research and commercialization in the field of life sciences such as proteomics, genomics, pharmacogenomics, and stem cell research have resulted in a boosting of high-throughput technologies such as the flow cytometry market. However, several constraints, such as increased equipment cost, are hindering the market growth.
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New research report "Future US Hematology and Flow Cytometry Market Outlook" prepared by Venture Planning Group has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd.
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Interesting thread.
I find very funny people saying about the quality of their racquets, saying to invest money in product quality/quality control, more flexible racquets, more arm friendly, but at the end to me it's the most stupid thing I hear, you know why??
1- Babolat isn't forcing you (complainers) to buy their crappy racquets.
2- Babolat is still the best selling racquets as many have pointed out, so why would they try to fix something isn't broken, in other words, why would they make changes in their racquets if they are still best seller, I guess people like it, right?
If you don't like their racquets, and I don't really care about it, buy something else, I hope they continue to make the same racquets with different paint and the idiots keep buying their cheap low quality racquets, if you want to play with their racquets it's your choice, suck it up, don't complain.
As long as Nadal keep playing with it, they will sell millions of horrible racquets to Nadal kids.
I take it you're not a fan of our brand. Totally fine...but let's keep this thread to questions, discussion, and information (if you don't mind). There are plenty of other threads pontificating on Babolat's evil and reckless motivations.
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The "T" extrusion looks good and is certainly strong. Faster mentions making sure that the mounting holes line up with the existing holes, which is a good point to help avoid leaks from unused holes. Using the same holes will be impossible if the flange that goes onto the deck isn't deep (or long) enough to reach in to where the existing holes are. Better measure. Twice. Depending upon the extrusion thickness, the "T" may also be more difficult to bend than an "L" There are lots of sources for rails, and Taco is not the only supplier. Based on the pictures of your boat above, it looks like you could start attaching the new rails at the stern and use the leverage of the rail itself to torque it into position, drill the next hole, caulk & fasten it, and so on. (It looks like the most curve is towards the stern, so that's where the leverage of unattached rail would be most useful.) Figure that it will take about three times longer than you thought to do this, because it will be better to do it right, once, than three times.
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Have any of you delt with this before? I called the pedi nurse line and left a message and waiting for them to call me back. I looked it up online and it say he could be dehydrated, but he drinks as much as normal he is BF excluding one feeding which is formula but I have been doing that for over 3wks now. It said maybe left if the diaper too long the first diaper was his overnight diaper I smelled it in so I changed him and maybe 10mins later he pee'd again and smelled like ammonia. The net also said UTI, but that babies who have UTI's are usually pretty sick and my LO is fine he doesnt act like anything is wrong with him. So IDK... Any thoughts?
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"Urine is high in nitrates, compounds high in nitrogen and oxygen. Ammonia is made up of nitrogen and hydrogen. (NH3) What you are smelling is the high concentration of bonded nitrogen.
Normally, diluted urine doesn't have much odor. If you're dehydrated and your urine becomes highly concentrated, it can have a strong ammonia smell. (Source - Mayo Clinic)"
Nighttime pee is more concentrated - remember how you are supposed to do pregnancy tests first thing in the morning for the best results. If your LO is sleeping more and eating less often during the night, you may very well get the more concentrated stuff in the diapers. But it is good to check with the doctor just in case.
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They called back and said that it can be bad if he had other symptoms but since he seems fine then he should be okay and its ok for it to smell like ammonia occasionally, but to watch him for fevers or uncontrollable crying.
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When my DS woke up this morning, I noticed that he had strong-smelling pee. Today is my first time noticing it. He doesn't have any other symptoms like fever or irritability, so I assuming it's normal. He goes to the doctor Monday, so I'll inquire about it then.
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NEW YORK It's time to look in the closet for that crumpled Dow 10,000 cap.
The first time the Dow Jones industrial average entered five-figure territory, corporate bigwigs tossed hats that said "Dow 10,000" to cheering traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
That was a decade ago. Traders could soon see 10,000 again soon, but any celebrating would be more a show of relief than an expression of brimming confidence.
The Dow stands about 500 points shy of the 10,000 mark, putting the milepost on investors' radar for the second time in a year. In October, the Dow tumbled below that mark as traders saw an already weak economy come to a jerking halt.
Now, the stock market is in the sixth month of what investors hope will be a lasting recovery on Wall Street and in the economy. So 10,000 is, once again, in sight. But what would hitting that mark mean this time, if anything?
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Q: When did the Dow first close above that level?
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A: Some analysts say it holds little significance given how far the market remains from its peak almost two years ago. But many contend that seeing Wall Street's best-known thermometer roll back to five digits could inject traders with confidence.
"It's a like a century rather than 99 years. There's not that big of a difference but there's a big difference psychologically," said Dan Cook, senior market analyst at IG Markets in Chicago.
Q: What would it mean for the market's recovery?
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A: Analysts are divided. But it would certainly feel better than when the Dow skidded 370 points on Oct. 6, 2008, to close below 10,000 for the first time in four years. By March, the Dow had tumbled to a 12-year low of 6,547. That was a drop of 53.8 percent from its high.
Some analysts say, though, that reaching 10,000 would make them nervous that the market was overheated.
"I'd rather almost hit the March lows again before it hit 10,000 because I do think we have run ahead of ourselves," Cook said.