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You really would be better served seeing someone who specializes in MS as opposed to a general neuro. That's all they deal with all day every day and are typically more up to date on new data and treatment options. As mentioned earlier, April Erwin is a well respected specialists. Bridget Bagert in NO is also very good, although not nearly as aggressive. Believe it or not, there is an outstanding young neuro in Alexandria, Ariel Antezana, that deals with a lot of MS. With the current treatments, many - if not most, MS patients can lead a mostly normal life. Good luck!
Got it, thanks! I'm sending an email now.
Da Hammer - I'd like to contact you about this opening as soon as possible. I'm mainly a lurker here and can't figure out how to pm you directly and am hesitant to list my email here since it contains my name. If you can, please pm me or post your email again. Thanks for posting this, btw. As someone who has lived in a big metro area for the past several years, it's great to see an opportunity outside of public land to just get back in the woods.
Had this at a Cowboy's game a couple of weeks ago - OUTSTANDING!

Shrimp Vermouth:

Group I: Assemble all spices together and add to olive oil, then set aside.

1/4 c rosemary
1/4 c oregano
1/4 c garlic powder
1 1/2 c olive oil
1/4 c pepper
1/4 c salt
1/8 c poultry seasoning
1/8 c cayenne pepper

Group II:

2c brown sugar (heat in saucepan with a little water to dissolve)
1 1/2 c butter (melted)
1 1/4 c vermouth
1/2 c lemon juice
3 T worchester
1 T tobasco

Add Groups together, store in a large zip lock bag, and refrigerate over night.

Peel shrimp, except tails. We placed the shrimp in a deep dish pizza pan. Cover the shrimp with the above mixture and place on a hot grill with the lid off. Eventually the mixture will come to a boil (didn't take long). Boil/simmer the shrimp for five minutes or so (forgot the exact time - was well into the beer by now), and BAM - some pretty tasty shrimp, and different from anything I've done tailgating.

By the way, the above measurements should be good for about 4 lbs of shrimp.

Duck in Gumbo

Posted by screamin cajun on 3/16/09 at 7:39 pm
I have a couple of bags of frozen duck breasts in the freezer and am thinking about making some duck and sausage gumbo. Here's my question - how should I cook the duck breasts prior to putting in the gumbo? Boil, brown in a skillet - what do you guys suggest?

Thanks in advance for your help.
Have been out of Louisiana for a while and would like to find a decent place to order (online) food that I can't seem to find here in Dallas. I'm mainly looking for suasage that is worth eating, but would also like a link that will offer other options as well. Do you guys have any suggestions???