The Cristo Rey Community Center services about 350 children each month, a number that would not be possible without the Capital Area Diaper Bank’s support.
Used to be the farmer s main meal today they are a speciality date. you need stale white bread for the dumplings stephanie barnhart the hotel housekeeper pick some up every day from the local baker. the photographer at the bakery it s cut into small chunks this is day old white bread the basis for our traditional dumplings and. that s a really and trio with ravioli and two kinds of dumplings. one is a cheese dump like to make it anton these are needs day old bread milk cheese eggs childs and green onions first he saw it taste the green onions in butter. and some milk. the milk is only warm slightly and then poured over the chunks of day old bread. soaks up loose warm milk just.
And vehicles and stay low. something else interesting that i learned, when tornadoes hit, typically half the injuries occur after the storm has already passed. as you might imagine, hazards range from downed and hidden power lines, to unstable debris, sharp objects, and i can also tell you no one is immune. this week when i was talking to the fire chief in moore, oklahoma, he had just stepped on a nail that went right into his foot. something else. moore medical center, spent a lot of time there, it s right in the middle of the map there at the top of the hurricane pathway. it was also squarely in the middle of the storm. at the time of the storm, there were 30 patients who had no choice but to hunker down and hope for the best. dr. stephanie barnhart was in charge of the e.r. when this all happened. on monday afternoon, 34-year-old e.r. doctor, stephanie barnhart had been watching the weather alerts. growing up in oklahoma, she knew that tornado warnings were common for this time of y
0 weekend. what a terrifying week in oklahoma. the question is what are the lessons learned going forward. today i ll be talking to a doctor whose fast thinking saved dozens of her patients from that giant tornado. and what to make of jodi arias. a psychologist who has worked on more than 60 death cases and said her performance, quote-unquote was as strange as anything we ve ever seen. and coca-cola say they re in the healthy lifestyle game. the chairman and ceo agreed to answer my questions. first up, oklahoma. you know the destruction i saw there was as complete as anything you might imagine. and i have seen disasters all over the world. the damage here was just so widespread. but although more than 2,000 people live in the exact path of the storm, 24 died, part of it was good warning. the alarms came in 16 minutes before the tornado hit, and part of it was knowing what to do. so i want you to watch this and maybe even grab a pencil and learn how to protect yourself. jump in
Hurricane pathway. it was also squarely in the middle of the storm. at the time of the storm, there were 30 patients who had no choice but to hunker down and hope for the best. dr. stephanie barnhart was in charge of the e.r. when this all happened. on monday afternoon, 34-year-old e.r. doctor, stephanie barnhart had been watching the weather alerts. growing up in oklahoma, she knew that tornado warnings were common for this type of year. but this one felt different. when did you recognize there was a problem? we had a very good alert system. the hospital was gig us these code black warnings. so we knew that one that there was a possibility of a tornado. then they gave us another alert that there was one. and then the final alert was, one is nearby. if it s not on the ground, it s very close to it. you could definitely see that this is a developing situation, a developing tornado. you see it? there you see it, now it s on the ground.