内容摘要：She told the BBC, "About a year ago I was advised by the GP to try to get in touch with the gynecology secretary myself and I have been doing that on a regular basis letting them know I am still here and still waiting."

She told the BBC, "About a year ago I was advised by the GP to try to get in touch with the gynecology secretary myself and I have been doing that on a regular basis letting them know I am still here and still waiting."

Credit: Getty ImagesYes, you can bring antlers through airport security. In fact, a full rack of antlers is fine as a carry-on, as long as you’re not trying to smuggle in the rest of the deer. You don’t need special paperwork unless the skull is still attached. The TSA is fine with it, but wildlife and hunting laws vary by state and country. Airlines may charge extra, especially if the antlers are oversized or sharp-tipped. Also, not to mention some curious side-eyes from fellow passengers.

Credit: Africa ImagesTSA doesn't flinch at bones—real or fake—so long as they’re properly labeled and packed. Medical students and collectors alike can fly with skeletons in their luggage. If they’re human remains, you need to declare them, especially for international travel. But no explanation is needed for fake skeletons. Just try not to let one dangle out of your backpack.A surprising number of kitchen appliances, including bread machines, are allowed in carry-ons. Blenders are allowed, too, as long as the blades are wrapped. You can even fly with a coffee maker if you’re willing to risk grease transfer. The TSA only draws the line at knives and anything combustible.

Credit: Getty ImagesThough not exactly your average toiletry kit, tattoo artists travel all the time, and so does their gear. The machines themselves are completely TSA-approved, though anything liquid—ink, disinfectant, or cleaning fluid still has to follow the standard 3.4-ounce rule. Pack it neatly and label everything.

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The word "ice" might sound harmless, but when it's -109.3°F, it can explode if sealed too tightly. Less so. Still, up to 5.5 pounds of dry ice is allowed per person if it’s packed in a vented container and labeled properly. It’s mostly used for shipping perishables or medical samples. Mishandling it, though, can result in a full-blown terminal evacuation.When fresh, sweet corn is in season, there's nothing better than this simple side dish. Just add butter, onions, and milk, plus fresh basil to garnish.

Making meltingly tender pulled pork is easier than ever thanks to your slow cooker. Pile it onto slider rolls or even pretzel buns with mustard.Whether you're looking for a fun surf and turf idea or a lightened-up dinner for your backyard cookout, you can't go wrong with grilled salmon. It has plenty of flavor from smoked paprika and dijon mustard.

This recipe for crispy potatoes has a special ingredient that takes it to the next level: ranch seasoning mix. They're served up over creamy ranch dressing to really make sure get extra flavor.Loaded with salami, mozzarella, olives, and a pesto dressing, this pasta salad is perfect for either a summer cookout or an Italian style-dinner.