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11/28/16: from Roberta McLaughlin, who attended the 11/28 program on the early history of Sunset Heights, with Woody LabBounty.
I recommend that SHARP fund the WNP in their project to scan photos. The Golden Gate Heights section only has 7 photos!
The Western Neighborhoods Project is a nonprofit organization formed in 1999 to preserve and share the history and culture of the neighborhoods in western San Francisco. Thank you for inviting Woody La Bounty to share his expertise with us. He is an engaging speaker. Invite him again! Best wishes to the new Board. Thanks for agreeing to serve.
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Thank you, Roberta. . . [T]he Grants Committee will consider a grant to Woody's group. The earliest that can happen will be in the spring of 2017. Everyone seemed to enjoy Woody's presentation. He told me he would be happy to return to update the story. The SHARP Board will have to decide if/when.
4/3/16: from Jack Barry, SHARP Board member:
The meeting at the end of March [about crime in the neighborhood] was an example of how government response to problems is only as good as the amount of "red hot pokers" that the citizenry applies. It is just not in the nature, due to "human nature" of police and DA staff…to solve the majority of problems like burglary and assault and battery. If they eliminated half the stats… there goes half the need for those staffing positions. This cynical view may exaggerate reality, but elsewise ….why would not the DA staff say "The stats" are rotten, and getting more so, and here is our action plan for turning this around:………
The DA man only said "Blame it on the judges, who don't lock up the repeat offenders, etc.. Why did he not "drop the other shoe" and suggest how to get the judges' attention and defense of their "no jail" policy. The police officer, also had no "action plan".
That being so, it seems like we have to devise and implement a plan…. Lets see if SHARP is "up to the challenge
4/29/15: from SHARP member Jake Sigg:
SHARP in the last couple of years has presented outstanding programs that should have a much larger audience than the few who attend our meetings. The last two months have been particularly inspirational to me and it sorrows me that the speakers put so much of themselves into the presentation for such a small group. Is there any attempt being made to encourage other neighborhood groups–e.g., Coalition of SF Neighborhoods–to engage these highly effective speakers with their important messages?
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Thanks for the encouraging words, Jake. We do not reach out directly to other groups to engage speakers who have presented programs to us. We do post extensive summaries of our meetings on the website, in reverse chronological order by year. Here are summaries of the 2015 meetings. Anyone can use these summaries to get and/or give an indication of what the program was like. Anyone wishing to contact the speaker can do so by sending a message to us through this feedback form.
10/16/14: from Board member Jeremy Friedlander regarding SHARP's endorsement of Proposition L in the November 2014 election:
I voted against endorsing Proposition L. I did so in part because I oppose the measure but mostly because the endorsement is a bad idea even if the proposal is a good one. SHARP needs to add value to the neighborhood. The endorsement doesn't, regardless of the merits of Proposition L.
We endorsed the measure because six people on the Board strongly favored it. Even if justified, their passion added heat but no light to the matter. It may feel good to endorse a worthy cause, but that does not mean our endorsement actually does good. We are a small group, and no one does or should seek guidance from us on this issue. We bring no special expertise, insight, or study to it. As our explanation of the endorsement demonstrates, we are merely repeating arguments anyone can find in the voter pamphlet and elsewhere.
Our endorsement has costs. As volunteers, we in SHARP have limited time, energy, and resources. We should therefore focus on doing what we are equipped to do to improve the neighborhood: bringing neighbors together in our meeting space for congenial, enriching programs; using our income to support worthy charitable causes; maintaining a website that provides useful information to the neighborhood; lending helpful support or opposition on neighborhood-specific issues. These things take precious time and energy (as does the routine maintenance of the organization). We only lose time and drain energy when we distract and divide ourselves by taking positions on ballot measures about which we have significant disagreement.
In my view and that of many others far more informed than any of us on the SHARP Board, Proposition L will do more to increase congestion than to alleviate it. No elected official supports the measure. Nor does any transportation expert or study. Opponents include the Chronicle, SPUR, SFModerates, Assembly Member Phil Ting, and Supervisor Scott Wiener, none of whom is a captive of anti-motorist forces in the city. These facts alone should have given the Board pause.
The SHARP Board should take no position on a ballot measure unless, at a minimum, we have no significant disagreement among us. We did have such disagreement here, so we should have taken no position. I am writing this comment in the hope that it will help us avoid making a similar mistake again.
SHARP's Board members are kind, civic-minded people. Some have been helping to improve our neighborhood for a lot longer than I. I respect them. One measure of their kindness is that they tolerate me. I trust we will continue to work together despite our disagreements.
10/21/14 Reply/comment by Jack Barry, SHARP Board member:
SHARP, by voting on issues, IS adding to the knowledge base of its neighborhood. It should publish the votes of its Board, to be "on the record". Where its vote is a super majority of 2/3, it should endorse that side of anything on the upcoming ballot. On Prop L, the vote was 6 in favor, 2 abstentions, and 2 opposed. So, 75% of the vote went for L. An abstention is, by definition, NOT a vote.
To have guests at SHARP meetings presenting their position and then not to vote on the issue, is a disservice to all.
L strives to restore balance to the SFMTA policy, which has been blatantly trying to stop private motor vehicle use in the city, block by block. Yes, "carbon footprint" and "global warming" are valid and vital issues. That said, let us encourage use of vehicles that are more efficient, or are Zero Emission, etc. To jackhammer up parking spaces is not science, but "the meat axe".
9/30/14: from Stacy Mathies, who attended her first SHARP meeting on 9/29/14, about climate change adaptation: "I enjoyed last night's presentation by guest speaker Laura Tam. Also, the thoughtful questions from members of SHARP. Next time, I'll sample the cookies."
9/16/14: From Jack Barry (SHARP Board member) :
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My sister is a baker. Around this time of year I can walk into her house and the smell of muffins in assorted flavors or little quiches fills her home. She's big on making beautiful cookies as well. She likes to get up early when no one else is around and a few hours later her kitchen looks like a wonderful patisserie on some side street in Paris. My sister is a great baker because she is precise. She's the type that when she brings home something new, she takes out the directions and actually reads them first. Baking requires precise measurements and the reading of a recipe. There's no a pinch of this, a bit of that in baking.
I'm not much of a baker. I'm a really good cook, but baking, not so much. I don't have the precise gene. When I buy something new I skip the directions altogether and go straight for the plugging in and pushing buttons method. I like cooking because if you prepare a soup and toss in the sage and the rosemary but forget the thyme, does it really matter? But try making a pumpkin pie, and oh, let's say you omit the sugar. What you end up with is a concoction that even the dog won't eat. Really. My parent's dog would not eat my misguided attempt at trying to have a healthy holiday. Dogs will eat anything, even, well…, anything, and this dog took one whiff of a sugarless pumpkin pie and turned up his nose.
But for some unknown reason, my mother passed on the recipe for traditional anisette cookies to me. It is my job to bake these cookies, which will be devoured while we open up our gifts. On Christmas Eve morning I awake at an ungodly hour to produce about 20 dozen of the things for seven people. We are ruthless when it comes to these small Italian lumps of dough and even my 12-year-old nephew can't get enough. So tossing in a bit of this and a pinch of that just won't work. I have to be precise.
I meticulously set out all the ingredients, the measuring utensils, and set the oven for 425. I measure and mix, tasting a bit of dough as I go along. But when it comes time for adding the tablespoon of anise extract, 70 proof in case you wanted to know, the most important ingredient of all, I happily revert back to my most un-precise nature and toss in the entire bottle. And then I open up another and in it goes. By now the licorice fumes make me giddy with anticipation of devouring these delectable little cookies with their red, white, or green icing. And what about the icing? I can rationalize the insane amount of anise I pour into the cookies telling myself that it will burn off in the baking process, but the icing doesn't get baked and at least one more bottle of extract gets tossed into it.
The more I think about it the more I'm sure my mother knew exactly what she was doing having me bake the cookies. My sister would have measured out that one tablespoon of extract with the precision of a NASA scientist mixing the rocket fuel.
Christmas morning at my sister's home is a happy and giddy time. Eating dozens of cookies with 70-proof icing will definitely put a smile on your face.
Happy Holidays!
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Usually, when a movie is based on a book I always read it beforehand. This time however I did not get a chance and I think I enjoyed it more than if I knew what was coming. 100 Foot Journey is just that….A journey of young man Hassan Dayal (Manish Dayal) and his family. A Journey of Culture. A Journey of Love and Friendship. Last, but certainly not least a journey of food.
The lovely Helen Mirren plays Madame Mallory and she was great as always. There is even a tongue in cheek reference to to "the Queen" if you watch closely. However Manish Dayal takes over the film. He embraced this role fully and you feel for his character Hassan immediately. He and his family come from India, but Hassan has a gift for food and yearns to become a Master Chef so his journey takes him further.
Through a series of events the family must leave their home in India and as they travel they end up in France. Their goal is to open up a restaurant Maison Mumbai that serves Indian Cuisine…..which just so happens to be 100 feet away from Madame Mallory's restaurant which is Michelin-starred. Hilarity then ensues as Madame Mallory and Papa Om Puri strive to best each other by sabotage. These 2 characters bounce off each other nicely and make us secretly hope for a love interest.
Speaking of love interest. Hassan meets the lovely Marguerite played by Charlotte Le Bon. He is smitten by the french girl from the very beginning and she is intrigued by this young man who has a gift for cooking.
As the film progresses food slowly becomes the main Character and you can almost taste and smell it through the screen. This film is for everyone, but if you love a good romance or are a foodie this will be in your top 3 films of 2014. So make sure you go see it this weekend!
Make sure you check out my 100 Foot Journey of my own at the Le Cordon Blue School and the yummy Parisian Mumbai Salad inspired by the movie.
***Disclosure: I attended the #100FootJourneyEvent My flight, lodgings, and expenses were covered by Disney All opinions are 100% mine. ***


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Chutneys are a big thing in the British cuisine, possibly because of the Raj influence (though Indian chutneys are completely different). Over the years I have tried quite a few chutneys, most of them home-made or almost (i.e. sold in farm shops, market stalls etc.) and recently bought quite a few different ones.
Baxter are a big brand in Scotland, and as I like both onions (especially caramelised onions) and cranberries (in fact I love cranberries) I bought a jar of this chutney in Tesco.
I have to say I am extremely disappointed with this product. There is very few food products that contain ingredients I like that would end up uneaten in my cupboard, but this is one of them - I actually chucked out more than half of the jar.
The chutney is very vinegary - too vinegary (and I like sour, vinegary products).
The onions are too soft, with no bite left to them at all, quite slimy and I could detect no sign of caramelised taste. Some pieces were also too large, as if the onion was not properly sliced.
The cranberry base is probably the best part of the chutney, but the fruits are too soft, again, and the whole product is too runny.
I tried it with few kinds of cheese, and some cold meats and it was just about acceptable with Brie.
All in all, one of the worst condiments I have ever bought!
I think that chutney is making something of a come back, years ago it was highly popular and a few jars of home made chutney could be found in many larders up and down the country. Then all of a sudden it seemed to lose it's popularity, maybe the smarter more up to the minute food trends were being favoured.
If chutney is going to be worth serving it just has to be good, there are no half measures. I know that we are talking about chutney but I don't think that Baxter's beetroot can be beaten, they obviously use young tender beetroot to pickle and it is the sweetest pickled beetroot I have ever eaten.
What a lovely day it was yesterday, the sun shone and to put the icing on the cake we had some unexpected visitors. Naturally you want to offer them a snack and seeing as they are good friends we don't have to stand on ceremony, they are happy to share any snack that comes out of the fridge!
Last week I had called into our local delicatessen and treated myself to a good sized piece of very mature cheddar cheese and I won't even tell you how much it cost!
Anyway I had a couple of packets of those par-baked baguettes so it looked like hot crusty bread, butter, a hunk of strong cheddar, a spoonful of Baxter's chutney and a glass of wine. It all sounded pretty idyllic, what more could anyone want?
Twenty minutes later and the hot bread, butter, cheese and chutney was on the plates ready to be enjoyed. I think I have worked my way through most of the Baxter's chutney range, they come up with some superb ideas.
This latest jar is cranberry and caramelised red onion, £1.84p for a 300g jar and worth every penny.
We really enjoy the sweet flavour of the caramelised onions and Baxter's have added plump rosy cranberries to make a colourful and flavoursome chutney.
Baxter's have presented their chutney in the traditional glass screw top jar, when you lift the jar and spoon out a portion onto your plate it does look and smell tempting.
Overall you have a combination of smells, there is the sweet red onion, the slightly acidic white wine vinegar and the chutney is also loaded with redcurrant juices.
There is plenty of substance in the jar to make an interesting and surprisingly good texture, the saucy fruit juices and vinegar have merged to make an appetisingly tart flavour that lingers in the wings.
Put on the plate the Baxter's chutney looks very attractive against the white crusty bread and the creamy yellow cheddar cheese.
I'm afraid it is one of those chutneys that you can't help but overindulge in! Each mouthful of crusty bread and cheese is complimented by loading a generous helping of Baxter's chutney onto the top.
Baxter's have many flavours on offer, as I said earlier I have enjoyed most of them. Tomato, fruit, mango, apple cider and fig, fire roasted pepper and if you get the chance then try a jar of Albert's Victorian chutney, it is not to be missed!
100g of chutney contains 154 calories, it is low in fats but quite high in carbohydrates.
Baxter's do mention on the label that it contains cows milk but it is gluten free and suitable for vegetarians.
Baxter's food group produce a wide range of condiments, soups, preserves, relishes, confectionery and biscuits.
I suppose I should try to find a negative point to write about the chutney but I'm sorry there is nothing negative at all !
A delicious combination of plump cranberries and sweet caramelised red onions. For a tasty appetiser, I love to serve this rich chutney with warm brie, watercress salad and crusty French Bread.


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Dolgeville, NY - The message has been sent. It was delivered from Bill Bynon Field on the campus of Dolgeville High this past Saturday afternoon, October 12th. Coach Jerry Walczak's perennial powerhouse Blue Devils have given fair warning to all pretenders, I mean contenders, to the throne in NY State Class D football that to hoist that D state championship trophy, you will have to find a way to defeat central NY's finest - the Dolgeville Blue Devils. Good luck. There is size, there is power, there is speed, there is coaching nonpareil (look it up in the dictionary), there is immense fan support, there is rich tradition, and simply put, there are 48 reasons (with numbers ranging between 4 and 90 on their jersey) why you have a very slim chance of derailing this small school juggernaut - they are prepared in every sense of the word.
In fact, while the Blue Devils, #1 in the NY State D poll, were demolishing #5 state-ranked Mohawk 62-7 at home, coaches of the Dolgeville staff were scouting in earnest the following week's opponent. Coach Hud and his assistants were seeing to it that Coach Walczak and the other fellow coaches will indeed have the necessary breakdown information needed to prepare the squad for yet another afternoon to showcase the talent that will likely take the Dolgeville community down the Thruway to the Carrier Dome for a 10 am appointment on November 29th. The sheer might this team possesses combined with a staff that works tirelessly to bring out the best in their young men will likely be the formula for continued success on the gridiron. Much can happen in the upcoming weeks, but unless a tropical storm blows the roof off the Carrier Dome, there is likely not another natural force within the confines of NY that will be able to halt the Blue Devils in their quest for their 2nd title in 3 years.
Leroyfootball.com wishes the Dolgeville Blue Devils and their faithful including Hud, TheRadioMan (Terry Ellis) Big Blue Fan, the venerable Old Voice, TurboTim, and all of the fine people of Dolgeville we (myself and Raider Fan Bobby Blair of Cal-Mum lore) met this past weekend, the best of luck in bringing home that plaque shaped like our great state of New York. Go Big Blue!
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Dolgeville routs Mohawk 62-7
In a game that had the makings of a classic football matchup, the Dolgeville Blue Devils erupted for 21 first quarter points to blow this game wide open. The Mohawk Mohicans were victims of costly mistakes, an ineffective running game, and an opportunistic Dolgeville defense. The 3,000 people in attendance were expecting to see two Class D powerhouses battle it out in a newly developed rivalry game. Dolgeville was looking to avenge last year's 8 to 7 defeat. Mohawk was out to prove that last year 's victory was not a fluke. What everyone witnessed was a total breakdown of the Mohawk game plan.
Dolgeville's rout started early as they stopped the Mohawk offense on their first series. On the fourth play of the game, the Mohawk mistakes began. The Mohawk punter kicked his punt attempt into the back of his blocking back. The ball ricocheted off the blocker's back toward the Mohawk goal where Devil Matt Mahardy recovered it at the Mohawk 10. Ryan Randall punched the ball in for the game's first score with 9:23 remaining in the first quarter. Nick Tripodi added the extra point to put the host Devils up 7-0. Mohawk's second possession looked like a carbon copy of its first. The Mohawk running backs were stuffed at the line of scrimmage on every attempt. The fourth down punt attempt was muffed and the Mohawk punter Dave Murphy was tackled at the Mohawk 25-yard line. The Dolgeville offense once again struck quickly as Adam Barnes scored from the 11-yard line. Six and a half minutes into the first quarter the Devils lead 14 to 0. The Mohicans were stopped on their next possession, but did manage to get the punt off this time. A facemask penalty gave Dolgeville excellent field position once more. A 25-yard run by Adam Barnes put the ball at the Mohawk 3-yard line where Ryan Randall took the ball the final 3 yards for the touchdown. Tripodi once again added the extra point and Dolgeville was in command 21-0. Just 7:18 into the contest and this game was turning into a rout. Before the contest, even the most optimistic Devil fan could not have envisioned this score.
The Mohawk offense, when it was not fumbling or committing penalties, did not have an answer for the Dolgeville defense. Blue Devil's Justin Stallman was continually punishing the Mohawk runners with big hits. Defensive tackles Aaron Johnson and Seth Maxwell would not allow the Mohawk offensive line to move them out of the way. Each time a Mohawk runner went into the line, he looked as if he had just run into a wall. Mohawk running backs Pat Murphy and John Marmet had a tough day with the sloppy conditions and the rugged Devils defense. Later, another Mohawk muffed punt gave the Devils possession on the Mohawk 2-yard line. Ryan Randall again punched the ball over for the score and Tripodi added the PAT kick. Dolgeville 28, Mohawk 0.
The Mohicans finally managed to get the Blue Devils out of their territory with a successful punt to the Dolgeville 42-yard line. The Dolgeville offense went to work, ripping off big chunks of yardage by Barnes and Randall. Adam Barnes finished off the drive with a 9-yard sweep into the end zone. Tripodi's extra point missed and the score was now 34-0 Devils. Several minutes later Mohawk fumbled at their 21-yard line. Dolgeville once again capitalized on the Mohawk mistake as quarterback Nick Tripodi tossed a 14-yard TD pass to Clinton Randall. Tripodi's extra point attempt was true and D-ville was enjoying a 41-0 lead. So dominating was the Devil defense, Mohawk did not record their first 1st down until there was 3:08 remaining in the first half. At this point, with Mohawk finally moving the ball, the Devils' Matt Mahardy intercepted a Slopnik pass attempt and raced down the sideline 65 yards for yet another Devil score. At the half it was amazingly 48-0 Dolgeville.
The second half saw many of the reserve players for Dolgeville get a chance to play before the hometown crowd. Adam Barnes scored a TD early in the third quarter to extend the Dolgeville lead to 55-zip. Mohawk finally scored against the Dolgeville second-teamers as Dave Murphy made a nice 23-yard run to paydirt. Dolgeville's Bill Hill closed out the scoring on a 2-yard run. The final tally was Dolgeville 62, Mohawk 7.
It is safe to say that Mohawk is a much better squad that the final score indicates. The chances that these two teams play again come sectional time are good. Good Luck to both teams....the one that really counts is just weeks away.
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Adam Barnes speeds around the right end for a score
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Tomorrow we'll have been in Spokane for one full week! It's still sinking in that we actually LIVE here now, and aren't just on a long visit...but so far we're having fun! It's been a very busy week full of carrying boxes, unpacking, meeting up with friends, and exploring new places. I'm very happy to be (pretty much) all set up at my parents house, and to be honest I'm not in a huge rush to move everything again when we buy a house ourselves. There's nothing that will make you get on the minimalist bandwagon faster than moving, I tell ya! We sold and donated some stuff before we left, and fit everything into a 16 ft moving truck (plus our car) but still...it felt like a lot.
There's still a lot of snow on the ground here, but I'm hoping it will start melting soon. Hello, it's March!
In the last week, we took day trips to Couer d'Alene and Cheney, and have gone all over Spokane to check out different neighborhoods and visit friends. There are so many new restaurants and coffee shops that have popped up since I last lived here, I keep wanting to eat out like we're on vacation! But I'm trying to resist the temptation since after all, we have plenty of time to check them out.
Speaking of food...we finally set up Ian's high chair! I got it awhile ago, but once we found out we'd be moving we decided to keep it boxed up until we got over here. It's from OxoTot and I really love the clean, modern design. It's nice to have a dedicated spot to put him during mealtimes, and he's really enjoying trying new foods--and holding the spoon himself! He's also using their wipeable rollup bib, feeding spoon, and glass baby food container in this photo.
So far, it feels good to be over here! I'm excited to start house hunting in a couple months, but I'm also trying to enjoy this time to relax and spend time with my parents. Feels weird to be in their house again--but this time, with my husband and my baby!
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So appreciating these Spokane posts! I've been following your blog and Instagram for a while now. I currently live in Bothell but my husband is going back to school and a recent acceptance might mean a move to Spokane for us as well! Thanks for giving me a sneak peek into what that might look like!
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Awww this post makes my heart happy! Seriously so excited to hear and see the places you're bound to discover in our hometown. Love you!!


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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code O07.31
Shock following failed attempted termination of pregnancy
Diagnosis Code O07.31
Short Description: Shock following failed attempted termination of pregnancy
Long Description: Shock following failed attempted termination of pregnancy
This is the 2018 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code O07.31
Valid for Submission
The code O07.31 is valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
Pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium (O00–O99)
Pregnancy with abortive outcome (O00-O08)
- Failed attempted termination of pregnancy (O07)
- Pregnancy with abortive outcome (O00-O08)
Information for Medical Professionals
Code Edits
The following edits are applicable to this code:
Maternity diagnoses Maternity diagnoses
Maternity. Age range is 12–55 years inclusive (e.g., diabetes in pregnancy, antepartum pulmonary complication).
Diagnoses for females only Diagnoses for females only
Diagnoses for females only.
Convert to ICD-9 General Equivalence Map
The ICD-10 and ICD-9 GEMs are used to facilitate linking between the diagnosis codes in ICD-9-CM and the new ICD-10-CM code set. The GEMs are the raw material from which providers, health information vendors and payers can derive specific applied mappings to meet their needs.
- 638.5 - Attem abortion w shock
- Failed attempted abortion complicated by shock
- Failed attempted abortion with postoperative shock
- Failed attempted abortion with shock
- Incomplete legal abortion
- Incomplete legal abortion with shock
- Postoperative shock
Index of Diseases and Injuries
References found for the code O07.31 in the Index of Diseases and Injuries:
- Inclusion Terms: Inclusion terms
List of terms is included under some codes. These terms are the conditions for which that code is to be used. The terms may be synonyms of the code title, or, in the case of "other specified" codes, the terms are a list of the various conditions assigned to that code. The inclusion terms are not necessarily exhaustive. Additional terms found only in the Alphabetic Index may also be assigned to a code.
- Circulatory collapse following failed attempted termination of pregnancy
- Shock (postprocedural) following failed attempted termination of pregnancy
- Type 1 Excludes Notes: Type 1 Excludes Notes
A type 1 Excludes note is a pure excludes note. It means "NOT CODED HERE!" An Excludes1 note indicates that the code excluded should never be used at the same time as the code above the Excludes1 note. An Excludes1 is used when two conditions cannot occur together, such as a congenital form versus an acquired form of the same condition.
- shock due to infection following failed attempted termination of pregnancy (O07.37)
Information for Patients
An abortion is a procedure to end a pregnancy. It uses medicine or surgery to remove the embryo or fetus and placenta from the uterus. The procedure is done by a licensed health care professional.
The decision to end a pregnancy is very personal. If you are thinking of having an abortion, most health care providers advise counseling.
- Abortion - medical (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Abortion - surgical (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Abortion - surgical - aftercare (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Ending pregnancy with medications (Medical Encyclopedia)
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Shock happens when not enough blood and oxygen can get to your organs and tissues. It causes very low blood pressure and may be life threatening. It often happens along with a serious injury.
There are several kinds of shock. Hypovolemic shock happens when you lose a lot of blood or fluids. Causes include internal or external bleeding, dehydration, burns, and severe vomiting and/or diarrhea. Septic shock is caused by infections in the bloodstream. A severe allergic reaction can cause anaphylactic shock. An insect bite or sting might cause it. Cardiogenic shock happens when the heart cannot pump blood effectively. This may happen after a heart attack. Neurogenic shock is caused by damage to the nervous system.
Symptoms of shock include
- Confusion or lack of alertness
- Loss of consciousness
- Sudden and ongoing rapid heartbeat
- Sweating
- Pale skin
- A weak pulse
- Rapid breathing
- Decreased or no urine output
- Cool hands and feet
Shock is a life-threatening medical emergency and it is important to get help right away. Treatment of shock depends on the cause.
NIH: National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
- Anaphylaxis (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Cardiogenic shock (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Hypovolemic shock (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Septic shock (Medical Encyclopedia)
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Clark Gable is Dead—A Last Intimate Look
Life magazine, November 28,1960
Clark Gable laughed when people called him a king. But he was one. He carried himself with a dignity rare in Hollywood and hordes of fans seldom mobbed him. Instead the crowds stood back when he walked by and responded with happy smiles to his amiable grin. For 30 years he stood alone among the great personalities of the movies. In over 60 films his presence made the bad ones supportable and profitable and the good ones great and gold mines.
It could have been much different. At 15 Clark Gable quit high school at Hopedale, Ohio and often said that if a rich man had offered him a job as the chauffeur of a really interesting car, say a Mercer or Stutz, he would have lived a happy life driving automobiles. As it was he drifted around as a telephone lineman and oil field worker until he married a drama coach who drew him into the world of make believe.
He was happy and relaxed when the exclusive intimate picture above and others on these pages were taken a few days before a heart attack felled him. Then suddenly last week it was all over; Clark gable, aged 59, was dead, and lovely women everywhere—his wife Kay, who expects his first baby, Marilyn Monroe in New York, Sophia Loren in Madrid, Vivien Leigh in Paris—wept. One of his recent heroines, Carroll Baker, once said, "I never really believed I was in movies until I played with Clark Gable." And one of his first heroines, Norma Shearer, said, "Now he is on the right side of eternity. Bless him."
The world can recall glorious moments with Gable: Gable searching the ruins of San Francisco for Jeanette MacDonald; Gable teaching Claudette Colbert how to dunk doughnuts; Gable fighting Spencer Tracy; Gable glaring as Charles Laughton threatens to hang him; Gable catching Jean Harlow in a rain-barrel bath; Gable giving Scarlett O'Hara her comeuppance with a lordly "My dear, I don't give a damn."
Gable used to laugh, "Hell, I haven't learned to act yet"—but he certainly had. He won an Oscar for his newspaperman in It Happened One Night and nominations for his roles in Mutiny on the Bounty and Gone with the Wind. And on film he had done everything. He was a doctor in Men in White, a general in Command Decision, a daredevil airman in Test Pilot—and he himself decorated for bravery as a B-17 gunner in World War II.
The role in real life he most wanted to play—the picture opposite aches with it—was to be a father. Now people may remember him best as the mustang hunter in The Misfits who turns to Marilyn Monroe and says, "Reason or no reason, dyin's as natural as living…"
A Full Life, Then a Last Salute
If the death was sudden, the life had held more of the world's joys than most. Finally Hollywood, which has staged near riots at the funerals of its stars from Rudolph Valentino to Tyrone Power, said goodbye to Clark Gable with dignity. A little knot of the people who loved him best—his wife, fellow stars, old hunting and fishing companions, fellow lovers of fast and complicated automobiles—gathered in the Church of the Recessional, Forest Lawn Memorial Park. An Air Force Episcopal chaplain accompanied by an honor party of 10 airmen and a color guard offered a short soldier's service for the star who, at 41, enlisted as a private and flew five battle missions over Europe. Then the crowd, its famous faces looking sad, left, and workmen entombed the body by the side of Carole Lombard.
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Great site ! I am currently reading warren harris bio of gable, it s very well written & was a bargain purchase on Amazon if you d like to get a copy. This site has all those magazine articles referred to in the book so it is neat to be able to *get more details*.
Although I never experienced the infatuation the public had with Hollywood, (way, way before my time) I am, years later, a huge fan of GWTW !
I have enjoyed Gable's acting in pictures seen on Classic Movies, however he has never been the
heart throb, to me anyway, that other women seem to see. He has an overly large head, a too oily face & hair, & that scrawney mustache, & protruding ears I find off putting. However reading his bio I have respect for his tenacity in succeeding at getting his career & his early life with all the twists & turns it takes is fascinating.
Unfortunately his behaviors were those of a serial womanizer, & he apparently had plenty of willing actress responders. So there must have been some type of innate charm Gable had that
escapes me ! (LOL)
Regardless of my personal opinion this site is a great opportunity to learn alot, thanks for putting it online !


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Stephen Cupp
Stephen is the owner of Senior Helpers. He is a Knoxville native and has been married to Lori for 24 years. He graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Agricultural Economics. Not long after graduation, he joined forces with his father in law in a family printing company called Graphic Touch located in North Knoxville. While learning the business, he also helped with his father in law who was battling a degenerative muscle disease. His days were part work, part caregiving, but all worthwhile. Stephen has also been assisting with the care of his mother over the last 20 years as she suffered from viral encephalitis. With doctors saying she is very lucky to be alive, some early onset Dementia has been observed. His father is still able to provide care and companionship, but Stephen is always willing and ready to be there if needed. An opportunity arose to sell the printing company and the decision to do something fulfilling for the rest of his life arose, working with seniors who want to stay in their homes and enjoy their lives. Stephen is thrilled to be able to provide the best in home care available to West Knoxville and surrounding areas. He has a plethora of business experiences and a genuine love for working with people. These two factors play a huge role in maintaining an honorable company and providing your loved ones with the quality care that they deserve. Stephen and his family love spending time together. Living in this part of East Tennessee, brings many opportunities for outdoor adventures. They also enjoy the rich history from Ft. Loudon to the Secret City of Oak Ridge. Of course, the family spends Saturdays cheering on the Tennessee Volunteers. Stephen and his team are prepared and passionate about providing your loved ones the highest quality senior care in the area.
Lori Cupp
Lori's role as a caregiver has spanned over many years. Before children came along, she was a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) while working toward Pre-requisites for nursing school at The University of Tennessee. Four children later, plans changed! Becoming a stay at home mother and rearing her children in Knoxville has been a great blessing for her. Over the years Lori has seen her family grow and develop with love and compassion toward each other. Her family enjoys activities such as a Friday night at the drive in theatre in Maryville, or visiting and taking in the natural beauty of the local bike and hiking trails. Lori is a firm believer in improving her community. She and her family do this on a regular basis by volunteering with Special Olympics of Greater Knoxville. As a matter of fact, she and Stephen volunteer as board members and try to serve every chance they can. She also serves at a local food pantry on a regular basis. Lori has witnessed firsthand the effects of aging and the toll that caregiving can place on individuals. Her mother cared for her father who battled a form of Muscular Dystrophy for over 10 years with little assistance from outside the family. From nutrition, and transferring him, to dressing and bathing, her mother did it all! The family would provide a little assistance along the way, but her mother wanted the best care she could provide even if it meant sacrificing her wellbeing. Several years after the passing of her father, the family again became the caregiver for a loved one. With a grandmother in Seymour that was suffering from Parkinson's and Dementia, caregiving was back on the forefront of everyone's minds. When the Dementia became too great for the family, they looked for additional assistance to help provide relief and compassionate care for their matriarch. A new time in life is upon Lori now, with the nest getting close to empty. She decided to join forces with her husband Stephen as they help others who may be going through similar things that they have experienced over the years. Helping family is what life is about, but there comes a time, when you want and need to turn to a reliable source that you know will take as good of care of your loved ones as you do. Senior Helpers is that kind of company!
Heather Atkins
A graduate of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Heather has many years of experience with business administration, particularly customer service. Her philosophy is that if you are going to do anything, do it well and always strive to go above and beyond. She has worked in Knoxville with local and corporate customers in a variety of business settings. Like her sister Lori, she knows firsthand the difficulties of watching her father pass from Muscular Dystrophy and seeing her mother struggle as the primary caregiver. A few years later her family cared for her grandmother suffering from Dementia and Parkinson's disease. She is very excited to now work with families and their caregivers to better their quality of life. Heather has lived in Knoxville her entire life and would not live anywhere else! Her most important job is being a mom to three busy daughters and supporting her husband in his military career. With three daughters, plenty of time is spent in West Knoxville at Turkey Creek as the area continues to grow and provide a multitude of shopping opportunities. Heather loves spending quality time with her family. Her family enjoys taking day trips to Cades Cove and The Great Smoky Mountains National Park as well as biking and hiking at Ijams Nature Center. They enjoy the views that hiking House Mountain has to offer and the family can't pass up a day boating on Norris Lake. One of Heather's favorite places to frequent is Downtown Knoxville, and Market Square. The electric and lively feel draw both her and her family there quite often. She and her family have a very active lifestyle, but that doesn't stop her from striving to help you maintain your own rigorous day to day schedules while providing your loved ones the quality care associated with Senior Helpers.
Alexandria Creswell
Alexandria has lived in East Tennessee the majority of her life. She and her husband find great joy in raising their three children here in our beautiful Tennessee Valley. Activities they enjoy include hiking and cheering on the Tennessee Vols. Alexandria's journey in health care began with her desire to find a spiritually rewarding career. She worked as a caregiver in the homes of East Tennessee's elderly for years. Thereafter she chose to continue her career at an assisted living facility where she provided love, care, companionship and stability to many residents whom suffered from Alzheimer's and Dementia. Her passion continued to grow for this cause and her mission became to spread joy and positivity to the lives of others. She expanded her skill set and began working in management where she believed her reach to touch the lives of the elderly would be maximized. Her years of experience in caregiving make her a knowledgeable, compassionate and trustworthy coordinator for our caregivers. While she loves making one on one connections with her clients, she feels blessed to share her experiences to guide Senior Helpers caregivers.
Senior Helpers
Senior Helpers delivers high quality non-medical home care to your elderly loved ones using proven techniques for training and managing caregivers. We are a family owned and operated business and want to help ease the burden so many families are experiencing. Senior Helpers' companion and personal care services range from conversation to transportation to meal preparation and housekeeping services as well as monitoring, assisting with bathing and dressing. Services include a few hours at a time or 24-hour care services on a short or long-term basis. All companion caregivers are Senior Helpers employees and undergo rigorous screening, background checks and training before they come into your loved one's home. All caregivers are trained in Dementia and Alzheimer's care using Senior Helpers' hallmark Senior Gems ® program.
We proudly serve families in Knoxville, Farragut, Karns, Hardin Valley, Powell, Oak Ridge, Maryville, Lenoir City, Kingston, Loudon, and other communities close to Knoxville.
We participated in a career fair at Pellissippi State Community college today looking to add some good quality Caregivers! Thanks so much for Pellissippi State Hosting such a great event and the great students we were able to talk with!
We are so glad we have the support of the Farragut West Knox Chamber of commerce in opening our new office.
We were able to have so many people show their support by attending.
Walk-A-Thon for the PJ Parkinson's Support Group in Maryville on October 1st.
Funds were raised to help support the "Parkie" house.
All who attended had a great time and there were a lot of funds that were raised.
We participated in the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Benefits and Wellness Fair on October 20th. We had many great discussions with fair attendees about our efforts to train our caregivers in Alzheimers, Dementia, and Parkinson's care. We also discussed options for those who have recently had surgery needing help around the house and taking care of daily activities. We hope the information was good for each person we talked to. We enjoyed our time there!


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The Day of No Tomorrow
Even if you have never seen Schindler's List, you know how the story goes. Nazi Germany takes over Europe. Jews are detained and placed in camps. Forced to labor. Starved. Executed.
Within the larger, devastating story lives a smaller one. A better story. A story that shines like a beacon of hope in one of the darkest periods of human history.
It is the story of Oskar Schindler.
At the end of the movie, there is a scene so touching, to me it is the pivotal moment of the Oscar-winning film. A scene that stands out among countless heart-wrenching ones. A scene that fills my mind and my heart.
The Safest Place in Nazi Germany
Schindler was merely a businessman who took advantage of his opportunities. On one side he saw a war which created a hungry army who needed pots and pans to cook food. On the other side he saw a cheap labor force in the detained Jews. The two realities added together to incredible profits for him.
He anticipated making a ton of money, which he did. What he didn't anticipate was that he would grow to love his workers.
In the process something happened to Schindler. He came face to face with the individuals who were the victims of treachery. They stopped being statistics. They stopped being a labor force. They stopped being Jews.
He saw them for who they really were. He saw them as people.
He focused less on profits and focused on helping. Perhaps one of the safest places in Nazi Germany for a Jew was Schindler's factory.
The Cost
As the war became less certain for Germany, the Nazi officials were less and less interested in keeping as many Jews around. At some point they wanted to take away Schindler's work force. They intended to kill them.
As it grew harder and harder, Schindler found himself needing to take more drastic measures to keep his workers. He used all that he had. His friendships. His influence. And his money.
Over time, the cost added up. Eventually he spent his entire fortune protecting the lives of over 1,000 Jews. 1,000 people who would have been dead without his help.
A Farewell Address
When the war ended and the Nazis fled, Schindler had to do the same. Before leaving his now closed factory, he gave his farewell address to his workers, the recipients of his actions. The people whose lives he had saved.
You would think that it would be a moment of joy. A time to celebrate. The constant threat of death had been removed. They had survived. And this one man had done so much for so many people.
But when he spoke, he didn't dwell on what he had done for them. Instead he focused on what he didn't do.
As he looked at the faces of each individual he saved, all he could see were the faces of those he didn't. And he wished he could have done more.
He regretted not having given up absolutely everything.
As he stood there and wept over those that were lost, he realized he still owned a pair of cuff links. And he wished he had sold them too. The cuff links now represented a lost opportunity to save more people.
The Day of No Tomorrow
Everyone of us will come to that place in our lives when all we can do is look back. There won't be another chance. The opportunity to do more will be lost.
There will be no tomorrow.
What seems important to us today will one day become worthless. We will regret not having given up more. We will regret wasting our time and money on things that do no matter.
What I wonder most about life is what will we wish we had done once we can't go back and change it.


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When I started planning our western Ireland road trip, I quickly discovered one thing–Ireland will leave you spoiled for choice! There is so much to see. Where to even start?
We found cheap tickets to Shannon, but it was way cheaper to fly back to Budapest from Dublin, so I tried to plan our itinerary around that (which technically means this isn't a fully "Western" trip). Of course, we ended up flying into Dublin anyway since we kept getting our flights canceled/shifted (and had to drive to Shannon to get our bags…but that's a long, not-so-fun story…to read or write!).
Ultimately, we decided to play it by ear, to some extent (for someone who is Type A when it comes to travel, this is almost impossible to do fully). We wanted some flexibility in our plans, which was good, since most of our plans had to go awry when we got delayed two extra days in America.
Here's our itinerary for the six days we ended up having in Ireland. We did end up booking spontaneously, not necessarily something I would recommend in August (ahem, high season, I clearly did my research), but we always had a place to stay, and along the way we saw some incredible places, and stayed in some quintessential Irish B&Bs.
**Disclaimer: A side-effect of an Irish trip will always leave you wanting more. You've been warned!
Dublin–Shannon via Bruff
We stayed in the really tiny village of Bruff, where we were immediately struck with the tidiness of the place and the legendary friendliness of the locals (for example, we got lost, and the people who helped us had us follow them in their car way out of their way–then called the inn to make sure we'd actually made it inside! And we never even officially met them!!)
Bruff–Dingle via Adare and Conor Pass
The next day, we drove through the little town of Adare, routinely voted cutest town in the universe (or something like that) and of thatched-cottage fame.
From there, we hot-footed it over Conor Pass (um, glorious) to spend a night in my beloved Dingle.
Dingle–Ballinskelligs via the Dingle Peninsula and the Ring of Kerry
We drove the entire Wild Atlantic Way in one day (again, not necessarily something I recommend, but it was still worth the drive!), including this stop at Dunquin Pier. It was freezing and cold and still so picturesque.
Ballinskelligs–Waterville via the Skellig Ring Road
We ended our drive on the Ring of Kerry to stay two nights in Ballinskelligs, at the Seaside B&B, our favorite nights of the trip. The inn is in walking distance to the beach and Ballinskelligs Castle, plus it's so comfortable and cute.
We ended up running out of cash, and the closest ATM was in Waterville–an unplanned stop but a lovely one.
We'd planned to take the boats out to Skellig Michael (I've always wanted to…and then my husband saw Star Wars and decided he needed to go, too). Of course, the weather was so terrible they weren't planning on going out for at least a week–well after we'd be back in BP.
So, we drove around the Skellig Ring Road instead, stopping at the random (yet delicious) Skellig Chocolate, and planning to stop at the Kerry Cliffs but being deterred by the icy sleet.
Ballinskelligs–Kinsale via Killarney & Killarney National Park
The next day, we drove to Kinsale via Killarney.
I was expecting to love Kinsale and admittedly, it was my least favorite spot of the trip. Not that it was more touristy than Dingle, but it felt more like it. Does that make sense? It's still a really cute town, right on a harbor and full of Irish charm.
Kinsale–Wexford (Duncannon) via Ardmore
The next day, we drove to Duncannon in Wexford via Ardmore. We stayed at this little Airbnb that I adored.
Wexford–Kilkenny via the Hook Peninsula
On our last full day, we drove down to Hook Lighthouse–the whole point of going to Wexford–and finally had a gorgeously sunny day–followed by a perfectly beautiful (except for a small incident with a bee in the car…I'm not proud of my reaction to this) drive up to Kilkenny, our last stop. Perhaps the highlight of the lighthouse tour was when our guide said I was more Irish than him with my last name. Totally false, but whatever ;).
Kilkenny Castle, you guys! I didn't actually go in–I was happy with the views–but man it was awesome.
The town of Kilkenny itself was so fun. We heard at least three live bands in one night while we went pub hopping–and had some last Bailey's before heading out.
Have you been to Ireland? Which of these places would you most like to see?


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Discussion in 'Life After Brown' started by moreluck, Sep 3, 2012.
The gentle giant!! Michael Clarke Duncan dead: Actor, 54, dies weeks after heart attack - latimes
No way.
My heart cries.... I loved his acting, demanor, ability in the Green Mile and other films after that.
I am his age plus two ................
Help me Adonai....
He was such a great actor and his gentleness was so evident, yet he was so massive and big
in his physical size.
He will be sadly missed.
I watched the Green Mile and I liked his character and Mr Jingles.
MCD showed his funny side on an episode of "Two and a Half Men".
RIP Rodney
He was very good as an actor.
Forgive my typing and spelling. You would never want my as a copy editor.
By the way spell check on this excellent board? ????
He was also in The Whole 9 Yards and on Two and a Half Men (as the girl's dad that Jake was intimidated by)
On IMDB he was in a lot of stuff.
Rip MCD god bless
RIP MCD. He was a good actor. And, I bet most don't realize that he was a vegetarian. Nice guy who loved animals. So sad.
He used to dig ditches for the gas company and started an acting career lots later than most.
He was starting center for the KCC basketball team in my hometown.
In the Green mile they used camera angles to make him look bigger taller, but he was a massive human.
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Common Municipal Court Crimes
Here are some of the common offenses people in Fort Collins get ticketed for. Click on each offense to learn more about the city code and its corresponding violation.
II. Offenses Against the Person
- Sec. 17-21 Assault
III. Offenses Against Property
- Sec. 17-36 Theft
- Sec. 17-39 Criminal Mischief
- Sec. 17-40 Trespass | Trespassing
- Sec. 17-41 Littering
- Sec. 17-45 Damage to Public Property
IV. Offenses Against Public Authority
- Sec. 17-63 Interference with Public Officer | Police Officer
- Sec. 17-64 Resisting Arrest
VI. Offenses Against Public Safety
- Sec. 17-101 Discharging of Weapons
VII. Offenses Against Public Peace
- Sec. 17-121 Disturbing the Peace
- Sec. 17-124 Disorderly Conduct
- Sec. 17-126 Harassment
VIII. Offenses Against Decency
- Sec. 17-141 Carrying or Drinking Liquor in Certain Places
- Sec. 17-142 Public Indecency
X. Offenses Involving Marijuana
- Sec. 17-191 Consumption and Possession of Marijuana
Why You Need a Lawyer for Your Municipal Charges
Many times, the Fort Collins City Attorney will offer a deal where you plead guilty to your ticketed offense and pay a fine. While it may seem easier to plead to a misdemeanor violation, remember, the offense will stay on your record. It's important to hire a knowledgeable lawyer who can fight to get your charges dismissed or an acquittal at trial. You can be set free from these charges.


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Wellington, Dec. 14 (PTI): New Zealands tearaway fast bowler Shane Bond, the destroyer of the Indian batting in the first Test, promised to employ more of short-pitched stuff against the tourists in the second Test at Hamilton beginning Thursday.
We really employed the short ball well against the Indians on a bouncy pitch. I am sure we would look to do the same in the second Test, said Bond in an ominous warning to the Indians who were skittled out for 161 and 121 in two innings on their way to a 10-wicket loss.
Bond, who finished with seven for 99 in the match, also suggested he could bowl faster than what he dished out at the Basin Reserve. I think I can bowl quicker. Sometimes when there is a wind up your tail, you almost pull yourself back. I know I am quick enough to hurry people.


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Soup love. I have it. And while I really adore puréed soups, Mr. Saucy prefers his with a bit more of a bite. So, this Roasted Butternut Squash Soup has just that…it's both chunky and smooth. You could almost call it stew-like. Delicious with sweet roasted butternut squash, sausage and a wild rice blend, and the added flavors of orange and sherry and thyme, it's a very nice combination of savory and a hint of sweet; and it's outstanding for any fussy soup eater in your house.
Jay Leno once said, "Soup is just a way of screwing you out of a meal." He certainly couldn't say that about this soup. It is a meal in a bowl, with all of the great things about soup, but with enough of a bite to make it seem like you're eating something, instead of just sipping.
Winter squashes are simply wonderful; they are a great source of vegetable carbohydrates as well as dietary fiber. They also have very, very tough skins. There are a lot of ways out there showing you how to peel these suckers, but I found the best one for me; and I have shown you in photos below. Forget the vegetable peelers (at least for me) and pull out the knives. What you will reach in the center of these delightful vegetables is so worth the effort.
Next, because I wanted some texture to this soup, I only puréed half of the roasted cubes of butternut squash. Really, they were a coarse mash to which I added orange juice, for a bit of sweet that highlighted the sweet flavor of the squash; and sherry, to add to the nutty flavor brought out by roasting the squash. You may have noticed that I use sherry quite a bit in my cooking; adding some to your pantry is a good thing. Just never, ever buy a wine you wouldn't drink…so, those "cooking sherry" bottles they sell in the grocery store are out; they are loaded with salt. You could also use a dry white wine, in place of the sherry.
As an additional bit to texture, I used a some wild rice in the form of a white/wild rice blend. The nuttiness of the wild rice was just fantastic. I also added some andouille sausage that I sliced and browned, along with some onion and thyme (all adding to the savory elements of the soup). The little discs of meat were delicious, plus the caramelized bits in the bottom of the skillet were released into the stock when it was added. This made for a very rich depth of flavor.
This soup can be made more soupy with the addition of more stock, or it can be made to be more stew-like with the use of less stock or reducing to the desired consistency. The decision lies solely with you. As with any recipe, make it your own.
Just make it. It's not Spring yet, so soup season is still in full swing!
- 1½ pounds butternut squash (weight after peeling), peeled and cubed (about 1 inch cubes)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- salt and pepper, to taste
- ½ cup white/wild rice blend (cooked according to package instructions - I added a cup of water, brought to a boil, covered, reduced heat and cooked for 20 minutes.)
- ½ cup orange juice
- ¼ cup sherry
- ½ pound sausage, sliced and browned
- ½ medium onion, diced
- 1 teaspoon thyme
- 3 cups chicken stock
- 2 tablespoons parsley (optional)
- Place the cubed butternut squash on a baking sheet and toss with the olive oil.
- Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- Bake in a 325 degree F oven for 25 minutes,
- Remove from oven.
- Using only half of the roasted cubes of butternut squash, mash together with the orange juice and sherry.
- Add the cubes of butternut squash to this bowl and set aside.
- In a sauce pan, cook the wild rice blend, according to the package instructions.
- While the rice is cooking, in a very large skillet (with a lid), over medium heat, place the sausage slices (no additional fat is needed) and brown the first side.
- Once the first side is brown, turn the sausage slices, add the onion and thyme to the sausage and cover.
- Continue to cook until the sausage is cooked through and the onions are soft (about 15 minutes).
- To the skillet, add the chicken stock and stir up the bits of browned sausage from the pan.
- Reduce heat to medium low and simmer for about 5 minutes, then add the butternut squash and stir.
- When you are ready to serve, stir in the cooked wild rice blend and adjust the thickness of the soup as desired, by adding more stock if you want it more soupy, or by continuing to cook for a few minutes to reduce to your desired thickness.


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