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Poncho's is an authentic Mexican restaurant on Denman near Robson Street. Ponchos features live music every week from Wednesday to Sunday
I've eaten at Poncho's before and it was quite good. Unfortunately things have changed.
Our entrees came out before our appetizers, so we asked for our appetizers first, which took an additonal 20 minutes. When our entrees eventually came out, 20 minutes after our appetizers had been cleared, they were THE SAME plates we had originally been served! They were cold and scuzzy looking after sitting under a heat lamp for over half an hour, so we sent them back. 10 or 15 minutes later, they came out again, still only lukewarm, but at that point we decided that sending them back again would ensure that we would spend at least another hour there.
The service was terrible, we weren't quality checked even once, and nobody apologized for the numerous errors. It seemed that we were not the only people experiencing this as well. I love mexican food, but I will not ever set foot in there again. I would have given the service a zero if I could have. The ambience was ok, what I would expect from a mexican place, but didn't even come close to making up for the inattentive, inept service.
Green Enchiladas looked microwaved and almost as if came out of a frozen box because it was perfectly layered with food to three quarters of an inch high. 1/2 of the dish was way sour green chicken enchiladas, 1/4 was watery refried beans and the rest was typical Mexican rice. The enchiladas were covered with lines of watery sour cream from a squeeze bottle. Side of guacamole and Tortilla chips were good but the salsa was not home made and not good.
"At least I'll enjoy the dessert" I thought. The 3 2.5 inch churros were cold and not fresh fried.
I mentioned that churros should be fresh fried or at the very least served warm with ice cream. A few minutes later she came back with fresh fried churros.
She was friendly and I did tip 20%. We were the only table from 5pm to 5:45pm but it was still too early for most people.
I might try them again a year from now to see if the food improves.
I can't agree with the reviews below.
I went to Poncho's on Friday night and we got the last available table (which is always a good sign).
Service was average, nothing especially good, but not bat either.
The food was quite good, I am not sure if it was very authentic (I generally dont have a good knowledge of Mexican food), but to me it tasted quite good and my partner was happy too.
The margaritas were excellent, I can't remember to ever have had a better one! no kidding!
The bill came to $55 for two people which included 1 liter of margarita, an appetizer and two entrees. Not bad at all!
I've said before that i'm a massive Mexican fan, and Ponchos is my staple. Not least the fact that we live half a block from the place, but the music, the great authentic food and the friendly staff make it a great casual night out.
Unfornately their Margheritas are rubbish, but the flaming coffee that Mamma wheels out 3-4 times a night is well worth it for first timers.
The food is solid and i keep going back. Tick.
We weren't looking for anything fancy. We were standing on Denman and looked at Poncho's, then across the street to Rooster's Quarters, then looked back at Poncho's, and opted for Poncho's knowing that we weren't looking for gourmet - just an affordable, casual meal.
Immediately we were given the window seat. Menus came soon after and we ordered a liter of sangria and the dinner platter for 2.
Throughout our dinner we would be served by 3-4 different waitresses.
Chips with salsa arrived within a few minutes, as did 2 glasses of ice water. Our sangria arrived almost at the same time as our first course - the quesadillas. The quesadillas were cut into small wedges, filled with tiny bits of sausage and a lot of creamy cheese. On top was a dollop of guacamole.
The sangria was refreshing - not too much ice, not too much fruit. The fruit (apples and orange peel) were cut into 1cm cubes.
Dishes were cleared away when our platter arrived. It had marinated beef (with some sort of tomato/celery stew on top), 10 garlic prawns, a tiny bowl of rice, a tiny bowl of beans & cheese, and 2 chili rellenos. The chili rellenos were mild, covered in tomato sauce and covered entirely in melted cheese. It was too much cheese to what's already a cheesy dish. The prawns were good - the tails were removed so it made for easy eating. The rice/beans were bland, as they should be, but the beef was flavourful. Not the best quality of beef, but thinly sliced pot roast style beef..
The singer/guitarist was a nice break from the horrible Mexican pop songs.
It took a long time for anybody to clear away out plates, but our dessert was soon served - a cinnamon pancake with a dollop of Neapolitan ice cream drizzled in honey.
Prices were good, staff was pleasant, and the food was just decent comfort food. This is not outstanding. This is not necessarily something I'd go out of my way for, nor recommend for an "amazing" Mexican restaurant.
My wife and I dinne at Ponchos for 16 years , we always find our way back to ponchos, our favorite
Poncho Dinner for two, amazing flavours includs quezadilla,10 garlic prawns, two chili relleno, two beeff tenderloin ,rice,beans and bunolito for dessert, and we found out thursday that a mariachi band is playing every thursday to celebrate 23 year aniversary usualy there is a guitar player great music,
But the food is the best mexican in Vancouver. highly recomended
I wanted to give the food a five start rating, but I'm just not sure what incredible tastes like. I've been going to Mexico and eating in their restaurants almost every year for the past 16 years (not the all-inclusives) and I really like what I have found at Poncho's. I've been eating at Poncho's for a good twelve years now and have enjoyed it everytime.
I have tried most of the dishes and all tasted really good. I almost always savour my first few bites before I lose control and chow down, unless it is too hot of course. Some of my favorites are, Pollo con caso e creama, Steak & Garlic prawns, Carne Mexicana and sometimes the Pollo or Carne Verdes for a nice tangy change. I also like that they bring you a basket of chips with Kaeta's fresh salsa to start, like they do at most places in Mexico. Although I like the salads that come with some dishes, I often order something else to get their refried beans. Yum.
I don't drink alcohol, but I have found the Horchata a very delicious drink and reccomend it highly. The deserts are good too, although I rarely have room left for some.
I have introduced Poncho's many times to family and friends and they have also found it an enjoyable experience.
My wife and I have found it better to go before 7pm to beat the rush as it gets busy most nights. We've been lucky enough to get in during special Mexican celebrations like Mexican Independence day where Poncho's puts on a show of traditional dancers and music or a great Mariachi band.
The owners and staff have always been friendly and promt as they are able to in their Mexican way. Something new I learned, is Mexicans think it rude to bring you the check before you ask for it. So if you are in a rush, ask earlier.
I wish they could be open for breakfasts on the weekends. I know it would be great. Enjoy.
Authentic, tasty food with fresh ingredients, Excellent seafood dishes, Poncho's food/ambiance is similar to the numerous family owned Bodegas found in Northern Mexico/SouthWest US and throughout California, an area in which I lived and ate for 45 years, and I do know that this is not Mexican Resort tourist food. The staff is responsive but not intrusive. Ponchos is not staffed and run like Umbertos, or Rain City Grill nor does it have the same impact on your wallet. It is a family owned establishment and you are treated as such. It is a refreshing and enjoyable place for an outing with friends
I was shocked to see such negative reviews about one of our favourite little places on Denman.
Perhaps these people were expecting a 5 star restaurant? I know the concierge at the Sutton place tells guests to go there and get the flaming coffee.
My Wife and I go dine out at least once a week and we prefer Poncho's to restaurants that cost twice as much because
1.The Food is good.
2.The Margaritas are great and can be ordered by the litre
3.The restaurant has a very authentic kitschy Mexican feel.
4.It's inexpensive and the Owner comes out and takes care of every guest.
If you want 5 star treatment, and can pay for it, then go to a 5 star restaurant but if you're with another couple and want to go somewhere fun downtown go to Poncho's!
We had a booking for my husband's birthday but when we got there nobody seemed to know anything about it. The man who "greeted" us was extremely rude and even became agressive when we refused the table (way too small for our party) he wanted to give us. Not wanting to make a fuss we agreed to come back 15 minutes later. The food was boring, the magaritas tasteless and I still can't get over how rude the waiter was. We had been to Ponchos many times in the past. Obsviously it has changed hands but not for the better.
Having just returned from living in Mex (4 yrs) my husband and I are quite the experts on real Mexican food. We have been to Ponchos a number of times, and while the food is good, its not very authentic. It has some of the basics (guacamole, flautas, ) but serves it up with a cheese coated, tex mex rice type style. We are still looking all over Van for a real Mexican taco place. The margaritas are great here, I must admit that!
I was looking forward to eating at this place since some friendo told me it was a good restaurant. I got really dissapointed, it is one of the worst mexican food restaurant i've ever been to. The worst place in Vancouver is Tacos Mexico Rico, Poncho's is second worst, food is bad and overpriced.
I am Mexican and i feel ashamed by the food in this restaurant. Although most of the dishes are typical from Mexico, they mix things that are not typical on the same dish. They don't cook with fresh ingredients, salsas and food are made with tomato paste or puree straight from the can. Tomato is a staple in mexican food. Cooking with canned tomato is a disgrace to mexican food.
First, we had the complimentary chips and salsa. As other reviewers said, chips are bad chips straight out of the bag. Salsa was from a can, or made with canned tomato and not fresh.
I had Ceviche and Camarones a la Diabla. They shouldn't even call ceviche to that dish, cooked frozen shrimps with some ketchup and lime. The Camarones a la Diabla were made with a mix of canned tomato paste, and bottled hot sauce. In Mexico you usually have rice as side dish for Camarones a la Diable, they put some potato with onions, and to make things worse, a salad with italian dressing!.
My wife had beef Fajitas. Although Fajitas is not a true mexican dish (just as Nachos, they are not authentic mexican!), we do appreciate good fajitas. They rubbed the beef with some spicy mix (may be they bought it at Super Value or some cheap superstore), and the beef was very dry. The put rice as side dish, they sprinkled the same spicy mix on the rice. My wife thought the rice was the best thing in our dishes, so, you can imagine the quality of the food. The Guacamole was a lot of onion, some tomato and a few chunks of oxidated avocado.
The last nail in the coffin was the Churros we had for dessert. They were fried in very very old oil that was already rancid, and the center of the Churro was not cooked. They were not edible.
I think the success of this restaurant relies in the bohemian atmosphere of the place. They have a person singing and playing the guitar, and the owner (i was told she was the owner) also sings. The owner is an ok singer, and the guitar player is a bad singer (not terrible, but bad), yet they build a kind of nice atmosphere, but that's not an excuse to sell terrible food!
I would never recommend this restaurant to anybody!
I went to Ponchos on my B-day and also taken my Mexican friends who were visiting Van to this restaurant. The portion is very generious and the Shrimp Tortila is really good, even my mexican friends thought it was one of the best mexican food they've tasted while in Vancouver. (yes, nothing beats their authentic tacos from street venders..MMMM). The service is a bit on the slow side but wasn't too bad, we asked for refills of our torilas and were able to get them within 5 minutes (Maybe because we were sitting near the front counter/kitchen?). If you visit Ponchos around 7-10pm, they turn down the light and the owner's wife will give a live performance singing with guitar, which is quite nice!
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Mercedes 15/70/100 PS
Mercedes(-Benz) 15/70/100 PS (/Typ 400) | |
Mercedes 15/70 PS with Torpedo style bodywork
Overview | |
Manufacturer | 1924-26: Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft 1926-29: Daimler-Benz AG |
Also called | 1924-26: Mercedes 15/70/100 PS 1926-29: Mercedes-Benz 15/70/100 PS 1926-29: Mercedes-Benz Typ 400 |
Production | 1924 - 1929 |
Assembly | Stuttgart, Germany |
Body and chassis | |
Body style | Torpedo bodied "Tourenwagen" "Limousine" (sedan/saloon) Landaulet 4-door Cabriolet Many customers will have purchased the car in base chassis format and obtained a body separately |
Layout | FR layout |
Powertrain | |
Engine | 3,920cc Inline six cylinder ohc engine with "Kompressor" |
Dimensions | |
Wheelbase | 3,630 mm (143 in) |
Length | 4,960 mm (195 in) |
Width | 1,780 mm (70 in) |
Height | 1,950 mm (77 in) |
Mercedes-Benz 15/70/100 PS / Typ 400 |
The Mercedes 15/70/100 PS was a large automobile introduced by Daimler in 1924. Production continued till 1929 by which time Daimler had merged with Benz & Cie (effective 1926) as a result of which the car's name had changed to Mercedes-Benz Typ 400.[1]
A defining feature of the car was the switchable supercharger ("Kompressor") fitted to the engine.
Plans for the car were drawn up by the company's Technical Director, Paul Daimler, son of the company's founder. Following an acrimonious disagreement about new model policy, Daimler left in 1922, transferring to rival manufacturer Horch. It was left to Daimler's successor as Technical Director to complete the development and handle the launch of the 15/70/100 PS. The strategy for the model's development appears to have been similar under both men, however, based on the company's successful racing cars, and using knowledge gained on the race track to develop a large fast (and very expensive) road car.[2]
Naming conventions and horsepower[edit]
Daimler had been branding their passenger cars with the "Mercedes" name since 1902. For their model names at this time the manufacturer applied the widely followed German naming conventions of the time. On Daimler's Mercedes 15/70/100 PS the "15" defined the car's tax horsepower, used by the authorities to determine the level of annual car tax to be imposed on car owners. The "70" and the "100" both defined the manufacturer's claims regarding car's actual power output as defined in metric horsepower.
In Germany tax horsepower, which had been defined by statute since 1906, was based on the dimensions of the cylinders in the engine. Unlike the systems used elsewhere in Europe, the German tax horsepower calculation took account both of the cylinder bore and of the cylinder stroke, and there was therefore a direct linear relationship between engine size and tax horsepower.
The unusual feature in the naming of this car was the inclusion of two different power output figures. This arose from the fitting to the engine of a switchable supercharger ("Kompressor"). With the device switched off maximum claimed output was of 70 PS (51 kW; 69 hp). With the supercharger invoked, maximum output rose to 100 PS (74 kW; 99 hp).
The Mercedes 15/70/100 PS survived the fusion of Daimler with Benz & Cie which came into effect in 1926 (although the agreement which defined the merger had been signed two years earlier in 1924). However, cars of the newly merged company were now branded "Mercedes-Benz" and the model also acquired the new model name "Typ 400", being now known as the Mercedes-Benz Typ 400 The alternative name Mercedes-Benz 15/70/100 PS was and is also sometimes used.
The car[edit]
Many buyers will have purchased the car in bare chassis form and purchased bodywork separately from an independent coach builder. The manufacturer's listed body types were a four or (from 1925) six seater Torpedo bodied "Tourenwagen", a six seater "Pullman-Limousine", a six seater "Landaulet", a six seater "Coupe-Limousine" and a 4-door four seater Cabriolet.[3]
The engine[edit]
The six cylinder in-line 3920 cc engine featured an overhead camshaft which at the time was an unusual feature, with "bevel linkage". However, it was the switchable supercharger ("Kompressor"), adopted from the company's racing cars, that attracted most of the attention. With the device switched off maximum claimed output was of 70 PS (51 kW; 69 hp) at 3,100 rpm: with the supercharger operating, maximum output rose to 100 PS (74 kW; 99 hp).
The top speed listed was 105 km/h (65 mph) or 112 km/h (70 mph) according to which of the two offered final drive ratios was fitted.
Chassis and running gear[edit]
Power was transmitted to the rear wheels via a multi-plate dry disc clutch ("Mehrscheibentrockenkupplung") and a four speed manual transmission. The gear lever was initially to the driver's right, directly outside the door, but at some stage it was repositioned to what has subsequently become a more conventional location in the middle of the floor to the driver's left.[4] (At this time it was still normal, if no longer universal, in western Europe for the steering wheel and therefore also the driver to be placed on the right side of the car.)
The suspension configuration followed the conventions of the time, using rigid beam axles and semi-elliptic leaf springs. Braking operated on all four wheels using a cable linkage.
The car changed very little during its production life. The name change to Mercedes-Benz Typ 400 which followed the Daimler/Benz fusion was not accompanied by any changes to the car. However, in 1927 the centre of gravity was lowered as a result of a switch to an "underslung" chassis which left the axles directly above the longitudinal chassis members, whereas earlier car had applied the "Hochbett" overslung chassis layout whereby the longitudinal chassis members were attached directly above the axles.
In 1928 the effectiveness of the brakes was increased through the addition of a vacuum powered support ("Saugluftunterstützung").
Before the mid-1926 merger Daimler produced 1002 of the Mercedes branded cars: following the merger which created "Mercedes-Benz" a further 911 of the cars, now badged as Mercedes-Benz products, were produced.
The car's replacement, designed in some haste under the auspices of the newly created company, was the Mercedes-Benz Typ Nürburg 460 (W08), which was much more aggressively priced and sold in greater numbers (nearly 4,000) albeit during a period which included several years of strong growth in the overall size of the German passenger car market.[5]
Sources and further reading[edit]
- Oswald, Werner: Mercedes-Benz Personenwagen 1886–1986, Motorbuch-Verlag Stuttgart 1987, ISBN 3613011336
- Oswald, Werner (2001). Deutsche Autos 1920-1945, Band (vol) 2 (in German). Motorbuch Verlag. ISBN 3-613-02170-6.
This entry incorporates information from the equivalent German Wikipedia entry.
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Coupé | W187 | W180 / W128 | W111 | C107 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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GOP vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan dropped into largely blue territory yesterday. As ideastream's Brian Bull reports, he championed his ticket's vision for the next four years.
Speaking to several hundred people at Cleveland State University, the Wisconsin Congressman promoted a free-enterprise based economy versus a government-directed one, to better create jobs and economic growth.
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Often, it is the aftermath that is more traumatic than the disease, say the experts. But there are always ways to foster hope and well being.
Ram was an active seven-year-old. Suddenly, in 2011, following a bout of fever and cough, he became listless and easily tired. A visit to the doctor showed his WBC count was way over normal. Leukaemia. His parents were shattered. "We were terrified. We were afraid for his life. And, there was no one to speak to. There was plenty of pity, but we wanted support," recalls his father N. Arunan. After three difficult years, Ram, 10, is now back being his naughty best.
Arunan was one of the parents at the inauguration of the Paediatric Support Group at GKNM Hospital, on World Cancer Day (February 4). This is an initiative of Coimbatore Cancer Foundation (CCF), the hospital and Anns' Club of Rotary Texcity.
"I wish we had such a group when Ram was undergoing treatment. It would have lightened our grief. Other than doctors, we had no one to share our issues with," says Arunan.
Three-year-old Manju was brought to the hospital three months ago after severe wheezing. She was diagnosed with leukaemia, the most common form of cancer among children. Her mother Vinathi recalls the fear and hopelessness that she and her husband felt. "The first month was very bad. She wilted. But now, she's regaining her energy," she says. Vinathi says a support group helps parents cope with grief and acceptance.
Support groups are important for parents of children with cancer to know they are not alone, says Arunan. "You can learn from others' experiences. On how to deal with tantrums and tears," he says. He recalls how shattered Ram was when he saw his bald pate after chemo. "For a long time, we never showed him a mirror. On the 30th day, he saw himself and was inconsolable. We had a tough job convincing him his hair would grow back. Such a forum would have helped us," he says.
According to Dr. T. Balaji, managing trustee of CCF, the hospital already has support groups for breast and cervical cancers, run by patients themselves. "But, there was nothing for parents of children with cancer. Such a diagnosis can shatter families. We wanted to show them that there is hope, that it is not the end of the road, that cancer is so much more curable now," he says.
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It is not always about looks. "It is surprising how different each woman's preoccupation is," says Latha. "One lady said she did not care how she looked. She was looking for a match for her son and was worried about how families of the prospective brides would receive her."
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My shooting buddy, Billy, and I were back at the range today. We didnt bring a lot of handguns but we still enjoyed ourselves. I brought my Sistema Colt 1927 45acp and my S&W M6906 9mm; Billy brought his Dan Wesson Pointman 45acp. I can honestly state we had no malfunctions in an hour of shooting. Two fellows shooting in the lane next to Billy became part of outing. These two fellows were shooting a Glock 32 (G32) in 357 Sig.
Yes, we ended up passing guns back and forth. That is one of the true joys of range time. I was able to shoot the G32 fast and with all the accuracy needed for street use. The gentleman that owned the G32 enjoyed shooting my Sistema Colt 1927 more than his handgun. He was quick to state my Sistema Colt 1927 was easier to shoot well and kicked less. The other chap was shier about firing the Sistema Colt 1927 but once he did he was also a convert.
My Sistema Colt 1927 has a Series 80 Colt barrel, match bushing, Novak three dot sights, Mac Cormick trigger, sear, hammer, and beavertail. This pistol was put together by Marianne Carniak of the Accurizer Gunshop in Troy, MI and it also received one of her fabled trigger jobs. It is an older pistol that had a lot of use prior to rebuild and therefore lacks any sharp edges.
How did the Sistema Colt 1927 do when shot alongside Billys stainless Dan Wesson Pointman? It holds its own and the Sistema Colt 1927 is easier to shoot fast than the Dan Wesson Pointman. Billys pistol gets the nod when it comes to accuracy. If the Dan Wesson Pointman had a carry bevel and one of Mariannes trigger jobs it would be the clear winner. Lacking these two items I rate them a toss up, I would rather use the Sistema Colt 1927 on the street and the Dan Wesson Pointman on the range.
My S&W M6906 is a police trade in I picked up for a song, it is combat accurate, trouble free, and a fine defensive pistol. The M6906 has a Novak three dot setup for sights and my eyes like them. If I had bought the M6906 first I doubt I would have bought my Glock 19. Both of these pistols fulfill the same function and the M6906 cost me half of what my Glock 19 did.
Lastly, I found the Glock 32 in 357 Sig to be a hoot to shoot. The G32 roars, spits fire, and is a delightful handful to shoot. I certainly would not feel unarmed if I owned one but I admit I shoot the 9mm and 45acp rounds better.
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Wintax - Unregistered March 23, 2012 7:59 PM Look how wide his handle bars are! Must be a real bitch to change direction if he needs all that leverage! Bet he runs in deep, has a massive counter steer to apex and hit the gas, over to you traction control. Just a guess? Perhaps a GSXR1100 slabside in streetfighter trim? Turbo optional. 2 agree 3 disagree
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duc fan - Unregistered March 23, 2012 8:12 PM If this contineus, you have to wonder who will leave Ducati 1st, Rossi or Desmo? I mean in any major sports team when things dont improve they always fire somebody? I know Rossi has a 2 year contract but still is a winner, and he wants #10 and it does not look like thats gona happan this year... soo... does he stay? or do they fire the top engineers and start over (again)? or does he start his own crt team in 2014 when motogp mandates that all bikes have to be be the same... 0 agree 0 disagree
Geonerd - Unregistered March 23, 2012 8:21 PM I understand that Sete, Max, Casey and Jorge have been working in disguise as Ducati 'mechanics.'All the years of nasty arrogance have come home to roost. Payback (and Karma) can be a real bitch! 15 agree 2 disagree
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Walt - Unregistered March 23, 2012 8:27 PM The front end problem will only go away once they abandon the 90deg. V angle. No matter how far you rotate it, you simply can't move it's CG close enough to the front wheel to be ideal. I hope the three month wait for new parts, is actually a narrow angle V engine. I can't imagine what other part would take three months. Ducati, Rossi, Burgess wasted valuable time concentrating on the chassis, instead of designing a new engine from the beginning. 13 agree 4 disagree
1motion March 23, 2012 8:30 PM @fred1thats what you get for listening to crash experts and not the riders or engineers... and im pretty sure casey and nicky both said carbon wasnt the problem... lots of people like to put words in their mouths... they say carbon doesnt work for making a chassis but everyone in F1 does... they said the same about the trellis frame... its not either one of those materials its the design Reply Report abuse 3 agree 0 disagree


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These changes include the launch of the Patient Centered Medical Home, changing the name of the family practice clinic to the family health clinic, the start of the trainee health clinic, updated sick call procedures and the start of a disease management team.
Beyond the moniker adjustment, the family health clinic is adjusting its approach with the launch of the Patient Centered Medical Home.
"The key to this initiative is continuity," said Lt. Col. (Dr.) Lynda K. Vu, 42nd Medical Operations Squadron commander. "We are striving to improve the care that we deliver through onsistent appointments with the same provider."
Every effort will be made to ensure patients are consistently cared for by the same family health team. The clinic will have five distinctively named teams: Eagle, Galaxy, Spirit, Predator and Raptor, each of which consist of two providers, a nurse and five technicians.
"Our goal is to create an enjoyable and productive environment that promotes and delivers world-class health care to our community. ... PCMH is an active approach to establish a 'medical home' for everyone," stated Colonel Vu.
She emphasized that patients should be the driving force of their own health care "rather than the passive recipient."
"Care that is truly patient-centered considers patients' cultural traditions, personal preferences and values, family situations and lifestyles," Colonel Vu noted.
To lighten the patient load at the family health clinic, the trainee health clinic will provide acute health care to the transient student population, which includes students of Officer Training School, Air and Space Basic Course, Squadron Officer School, Noncommissioned Officer Academy and Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy. The clinic will offer walk-in sick call 7 - 9 a.m. during normal duty days. Sick call is only to be used for acute issues that prohibit or hinder the member's ability to participate in class.
The family health clinic will not conduct a traditional walk-in sick call for active-duty members. Patients should book an appointment to be seen by one of their health care team's providers by using the web-based appointing module in Tricare online at www.tricareonline.com or by calling the appointment line at 953-3368 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The changes to the family health clinic will also manifest physically in a reconfiguration of the medical group offices on the clinic's first floor. The clinic's five teams will be located along the right side of the hall when viewed from the front entrance. Pediatrics, women's health, internal medicine and trainee health clinic will be located on the left side of the hall.
In addition to the changes in the family health clinic, the medical group is kicking off a disease management program designed to improve the health and quality of care for patients with chronic illnesses such as diabetes and high blood pressure by enhancing the monitoring and management of their illnesses. The disease management team will consist of three registered nurses who work closely with the patient's provider to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the treatment plan, according to registered nurse Capt. Judy Tippins of the Medical Operations Squadron, Family Practice Flight.
The team will also consult with patients, providing educational and other support to help them better understand their condition, inform them of changes in the condition that may warrant medical care, encourage positive behavioral modifications, support the relationship between patients and providers, address other medical conditions that may affect their health and help them use health care properly.
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Mahogany plank
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Release date | 31 May 2006 (Update) |
Members? | Yes |
Quest item? | No |
Tradeable? | Yes |
Equipable? | No |
Stackable? | No |
Value | Cash out: 150 coins |
High alch | 900 coins |
Low alch | 600 coins |
Destroy | Drop |
Store price | 1,500 coins |
Exchange price | 2,023 coins (info) |
Buy limit | 10,000 |
Examine | A plank of expensive mahogany. |
Weight | 0.8 kg |
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Mahogany planks are the highest level planks used in the Construction skill. Making items with mahogany planks gives 140 Construction experience per plank used.
Mahogany planks are made by taking mahogany logs to the Sawmill operator near Varrock, Prifddinas or the Plank maker near Taverley. Converting mahogany logs into planks at the sawmill costs 1,500 coins per log.
Alternatively, the Lunar Magic spell Plank Make can be used (and can make a small profit depending on the Grand Exchange price), costing 1050 coins plus the price of runes (Equivalent to 1047 coins per log, or 852 coins if using a Staff of earth or equivalent).
The planks may then be used to make furniture in a player-owned house. Mahogany planks are the most expensive of the four types of planks. Mahogany planks are also sometimes used to make flatpacks, which are then sold to people with low Construction levels, but the demand for such furniture is very low. Daily challenges however typically require furniture to be made as flatpacks, which in turn are exchanged for construction experience with a big bonus. The biggest demand for mahogany planks is from people power-training Construction by building and removing Mahogany tables. You can see more info about the cost of experience using various planks here.
Making mahogany planksEdit
Via Sawmill operator/Plank maker:
- Cost of mahogany log: 650.
- Cost to make mahogany plank via sawmill: 1,500.
- Mahogany plank sells for: 2,023.
- Profit: -127
- Profit/trip: -3,556
Via the Lunar Magic spell Plank Make:
- Cost of mahogany log: 650.
- Cost to make mahogany plank via Plank make: 1,050
- Cost of runes (1 nature, 2 astral, earth staff): 852
- Cost to make mahogany plank via plank make: 2,552.
- Mahogany plank sells for: 2,023.
- Profit: -529
- Profit/inventory: -13,754
Via using Portable sawmills:
- Cost of mahogany log: 650.
- Cost to make mahogany plank via Portable sawmill: 1,350.
- Mahogany plank sells for: 2,023.
- Profit: 23
- Chance of creating Protean plank (untradeable): 10%
- Average mahogany planks per inventory: 25.2
- Profit/inventory: -5,020.4
Players can chop down mahogany trees using the Woodcutting skill, and there is a small chance of getting a special log. If players get 2 of these, they can exchange them for a completely free conversion of the logs in your inventory into planks. That means that construction could be completely free, just extremely time-consuming. This method is not recommended for players that can make more money elsewhere at a decent rate because of the lack of efficiency. However, the Special mahogany log page analyses the expected return on cutting Mahogany, which can be surprisingly high compared to other Woodcutting activities.
Players can also get mahogany planks as a reward from level 3 Treasure Trail Clue scrolls, a reward from the Dwarven instinct aura, or as reward from a Challenge Mystery Bag, acquired through Daily Challenges.
Gp/Exp tableEdit
Item | Profit(Loss)/Gp | Profit(Loss)/Gp (w/ Bonus experience) |
Plank | 14.45 gp/exp | 7.23 gp/exp |
- Cold War - 1 needed. Mahogany planks are used to make Bongo drums which can be played while in penguin costume.
- Catapult Construction - requires 10 mahogany planks to build the catapult.


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