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Today was Mardi Gras and it was a lot of fun! Unfortunately I was not able to go to New Orleans but I was able to go to the Mardi Gras event held in Resco. Last year I couldn't go because I was busy but this year I was able to attend! There was so much food! They had Yats, candy, and King Cake. I've never had King Cake before so that was exciting to try and it was delicious!
There were many activities too! There was mask decorating, caricatures, and psychic readings. I was able to decorate a mask but I was too scared to go to the psychic for the fear of her telling me that I was going to die in like five minutes. Luckily, I didn't! I ended my Mardi Gras night with photos in the photo booth and needless to say I'm surprised I didn't break the booth with all the photos I took! I can't wait to attend again next year!

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Sandberg's Voice Trumpets Character and Courage
Ryne Sandberg came to Cooperstownthis weekend to recount how his personal belief in character and courage led him to the Hall of Fame.
Thousands of fans apparently support those beliefs, as a large crowd gathered at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum on Saturday to celebrate Character and Courage Weekend.
In front of a packed house at the Museum's Grandstand Theater, Sandberg – a 2005 Hall of Fame inductee – shared his personal convictions and how they mesh with the Hall of Fame's new Be A Superior Example program. Throughout his three-day stop in Cooperstown, Sandberg talked to children and adults about the BASE message of healthy choices and the ability to lead a life free of performance-enhancing substances.
"This is something I believe in, but I never need a reason to return to Cooperstown," Sandberg said. "I love coming here.
"This is the first time I've been here in the fall, and the colors outside are beautiful and the (Museum) is buzzing with people."
Sandberg helped launch the Museum's online BASE registry during the fifth-annual Character and Courage Weekend, which celebrates the timeless values ofAmerica's National Pastime. The BASE registry allows participants – especially youngsters – to learn about healthy choices through a 15-minute online multimedia program, and then pledge to Be A Superior Example through the registry, which lives online and is searchable at the Museum's BASE exhibit.
For more information or to participate in the BASE program, please visit www.beasuperiorexample.org.
Craig Muder is the director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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Will the Rockies please hire Ryno as their manager They always talk about character, here's the guy whose name should show up in the dictionary under character. Google Character=Ryne Sandberg. And he just happens to know a thing or two about winning baseball. This guy deserves to be a Major League Manager now already.


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January 21, 2015Broadway.com talks to Jonathan Christenson and Bretta Gerecke, the creators of the acclaimed transfer from Canada that brings the life of Poe alive on the stage.
January 13, 2015School of Rock is looking for pint-sized rockers! Broadway.com headed to an open call at the Winter Garden Theatre to chat with the Broadway hopefuls and see them show off their skills for casting directors.
January 28, 2015See clips of Denzel Washington in August Wilson's 'Fences'
April 26, 2010Get a front-row seat to the opening night of The Phantom of the Opera tour, now starring The Voice's Chris Mann, in Orlando. Crash the show's after party to hear why this new production is so spectacular, and get your tickets today!
December 16, 2014Benjamin Scheuer on telling his life story with six guitars in The Lion.
February 18, 2015Scenes from the Broadway production of "The Lion King"
January 21, 2010Dylan H. Thompson chats about the pros and cons of wearing his birthday suit onstage in the all-nude off-Broadway musical comedy Naked Boys Singing.
August 29, 2013Learn about the national tour of the Tony-winning revival of Stephen Schwartz's Pippin. Schwartz, director Diane Paulus, circus creator Gypsy Snider and more talk about why this musical spectacle is unlike anything you've ever seen before.
November 7, 2014Jennifer Nettles prepares for her Broadway debut in Chicago with her final "put-in" rehearsal. Watch her get her all fancy and ride an elevator with Carly Hughes.
February 3, 2015It's Jennifer Nettles' first backstage vlog at Chicago and she's just getting warmed up with her last week of rehearsals before starting her run as Roxie Hart in the Tony-winning blockbuster. Check it out!
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2.) Upon program completion, the graduate will be qualified to take the national credentialing examination administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (www.arrt.org) and upon passing receive national and state certification. Since 2006, 100% of the graduates of the Diagnostic Medical Imaging program have pased the examination on the first attempt. Since 2010, 100% of the graduates from the Radiation Therapy Technology program have passed this examination on the first attempt.
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I wish I could hold this baby in my arms and tell him what a brilliant mother he has. This quilt will have to be my surrogate. She is truly one of the greatest women I've known. This boy is blessed with a special father too. As I've talked to Sarah's husband, I've been touched by the serenity that he's been given to get through this time. His knowledge that their's was not a marriage of "'til death do us part" but one that is eternal, and faith in God's plan that their family will be together for always brings comfort as well. To me too.


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quote:I don't blame the fans for doing what they did and reacting the way they did. Show them some passion and let them know that they didn't get the call right. That's not something that I condone or the Atlanta Braves condone, but I was fired up to see everybody in the stadium just ticked off at what just happened. We were the same way and it's something that, after a little while, I think it's a little bit embarrassing, but at the same time one side of me was just happy to see our fans just backing us up and letting them know how they felt.
quote:Worst call I've ever seen in Baseball.
quote:MLB should be glad it was Atlanta that got fricked over. Had it been Chicago, New York, Boston, Philly, etc...Holbrook would have had to gone into witness protection. We threw plastic bottles on the field. He got off easy in my opinion.
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The Rush Pikes Peak Nero U12 Boys team had a great showing at the 2014 Sunbelt Classic in Pueblo to start the 2014 Spring season. The boys drew Rush Pikes Peak Azul for their first group play match on Saturday, and after a great display of talent and effort by both teams, Nero was able to walk away with a 2-0 victory. For the second match of group play Saturday Nero faced WAFC Colorado Copa. Riding the wave of momentum from their first game, Nero came out on fire and were able to win their second match of the tournament 4-1, securing second place and chance to lead the group against the other undefeated team on Sunday - Colorado Storm Yellow, who had been dominating their opponents all day.
Nero was up for the challenge in the first match of two against Storm Yellow, but fell 3-0 to their opponents. Nevertheless, both teams faced each other for a second time later that afternoon for the tournament final. While Nero was out to avenge their first loss of the weekend, Storm Yellow's attack was simply too potent, and the boys went into halftime with a 2-0 deficit, despite having the better run of play. The second half started off with Storm Yellow scoring a third goal, but Nero didn't back down. Taking the fight to their opponents, Nero spent the better part of the second half in their attacking third. Playing with unbelieveable desire and passion, the boys were able to get a goal back off a PK - which was the only goal allowed by Storm Yellow all weekend! Although Nero came up short in their attempts at the championship, the boys were very pleased with their performance and extremely excited to start the season with a second place trophy and medals.
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Surf's up in Ireland Bundoran is a secret surf spot among pros and amateurs alike. It even has its own surf and music festival Read more
Titanic town On the slipways where the Titanic was built, an unmissable museum brings visitors through the entire story of the "Ship of Dreams" Read more
Rock of Cashel Step into another world at Cormac's Chapel, where 800-year-old frescoes strive to tell their story Read more
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quote:I'm talking about a franchise that can sustain a solid decade of excellence. THAT is what a superior NFL franchise does.
quote:That's not how good NFL franchises roll, and the Saints are NOT one of the "good" franchises. It's a mediocre record overall with a bright spot in 2009.
quote:The FO has shown NO ability to put ALL of the pieces in place to build a franchise that will consistently win playoff game, after playoff game, over the course of a decade
quote:Like being a top 3 offense for nearly a decade?
quote:7 and 9 isn't bad
quote:Amazing 30ppg and 400 yards every week. Offense's fault for not being all time great... Welcome to the NFL where your offense shouldn't have to score 8 million points to win. 30ppg should get the job done without a carnival show on defense.
quote:Yeah, they are stupid. Dimitroff and Smith, in five years, built up a roster on both sides of the ball -- a roster good enough to get the 1 seed twice in five years -- and they are stupid. Yeah. Meanwhile in the same five years, the Saints roster is slightly improved on O and horribly awful on D.
quote:This is a bad football team
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Natural jute is hand loomed in a rope weave to create our rug's raised horizontal ribs. Subtle variations of color within the fabric lend surprisingly complex character.
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The "tight-knit" community of Cedar City rallied together Saturday to help raise funds for a beloved resident who was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer.
Kansas students' senior prank is one the principal doesn't mind
Michael Pearson, CNN |
posted Mar 3rd - 10:22pm
Students "prank" their principal by giving him notes of praise and thanks.
Utah girl dances solo 9 months after losing foot in accident
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posted Mar 3rd - 9:01pm
Alissa Sizemore was 7 years old when she ran into the path of a UPS truck in May 2014. Her right foot was crushed under one of the delivery truck's tires and had to be amputated. On Saturday, Alissa danced her first solo in competition.
Dreams come true for disabled coach
Amanda Jackson Special to CNN |
posted Mar 3rd - 10:16am
On the basketball court, Karl Turk forgets that he walks with a limp and a cane. He'll get so caught up in the moment that he'll gesture with his hands to make a point and his cane will go flying. He's in the zone.
Make Your Week: 5 stories of kindness
Celeste Tholen Rosenlof |
posted Mar 2nd - 11:40am
Kindness can take the form of open arms sometimes. This week, we hear from a family with a special-needs child whose neighbors welcomed them after a rough move.
Joint birthday party for NY couple married 82 years
The Associated Press |
posted Mar 2nd - 11:01am
A husband and wife thought to be one of the oldest married couples in New York have celebrated their birthdays — and their combined ages will be 212.
Special-needs cheer squad prepares for national performance
Jen Jacobson |
posted Mar 1st - 7:20pm
Jazzy Holman, a young woman with special needs, shares her story of why she decided to join the Elite Academy's Angels cheer squad. The Angels will perform in California at the end of March. Jazzy's team is currently asking for donations.
Fundraiser benefits woman with rare heart condition
Madeleine Richards |
posted Mar 1st - 6:29pm
Heidi Martin was born with half a heart and many of her organs on the wrong side of her body. She undergone a number of procedures. Her family has raised over $15,000 for her treatment already and continues to accept donations.
Horse therapy helps veterans handle PTSD
KSL.com |
posted Mar 1st - 12:25pm
Bonding with a horse can benefit veterans dealing with post traumatic stress disorder physically, mentally and emotionally.
NFL player donates children's books to United Way chapter
Katrina Dix, Associated Press |
posted Mar 1st - 11:57am
The United Way of Central Virginia received a donation of nearly 10,000 copies of a children's book written by New York Jets offensive lineman and University of Virginia alumnus D'Brickashaw Ferguson.
Blind dog rescued after being lost for 2 weeks in the cold
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posted Feb 28th - 9:23pm
A blind dog who wandered away from her Ester, Alaska, home during a cold snap has been reunited with her owner.
Dozens climb Zions Bank Building to help others breathe easier
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Climbing up 18 flights of stairs might not sound fun for most people, but dozens of Utahns did it Saturday for a good cause.
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Stranger on the Prowl
A poignant tale of two forsaken loners thrown together by fate. A nameless drifter haunts a desolate port where he befriends a wily street urchin when they are brought together by a gun and a terrible accident.
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Give your child the perfect spot to play dress-up and make-believe.
- 37.5" wide x 11.5" deep x 41.5" high
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- Overall: 37.5" wide x 11.5" deep x 41.5" high
- Side Cabinet (2): 12" wide x 11.5" deep x 21.5" high
- Cubby Interior (4): 7.5" wide x 7" deep x 9.5" high
- Seating area at desk: 15" wide x 10.5" deep x 19" high
- Desktop: 16" wide x 10.5" deep x 2" thick
- Center Mirror: 17" x 12.5" wide x 17" high
- Side Mirror (2): 6.5" wide x 14..5" high
- Clearance under cabinet: 4"
- Assembled Weight: 123 pounds
Tuffet Stool
- Stool with cushion: 12" diameter, 13" high
- Stool without cushion: 11.5" diameter, 12" high
- Seat: 11.5" diameter
- Cushion: 12" diameter, 1.5" thick
- Assembled Weight: 6.5 pounds
- Maximum Weight Capacity: 30 pounds
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How to take a screenshot with the iPhone
The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have moved the sleep/wake button to a new location, but you can still take screenshots as easily as ever. And yes, while this might be second-nature to some, Apple doesn't tell you how to take a screenshot out of the box. So, not everyone may yet know that they can capture their iPhone screen content with just the touch of a button (well, two buttons actually).
To take a screenshot with your iPhone or iPod Touch, press and hold the sleep/wake button and then click the Home button. You can do it the other way around, but if you're trying to take a screenshot of you rLock screen, Touch ID might kick in and ruin it for you.
If you nail the timing, the screen will flash and you'll hear the same camera shutter sound that the Camera app makes when you take a photo.
To access and share your screenshots go to Photos and open Recent Photos. They'll be the latest ones added!
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How to take a screenshot with the iPhone
I figured this out the first week the 2.0 software and new iphone launched. At first i thought there was a glitch in the phone... FREAKED ME OUT.... I work for ATT and i finaly figured out that it did this when i was setting up the iphone for a customer. Not really sure why they put this but it sure does come in handy when you find something really cool and want to show your friends.
@RsB: not sure how your buddy didn't figure it out. When you tap on an image within the camera roll each finger tap to the screen displays and turns off the "camera roll header and footer" with the controls. Dragging the image would have moved it to the next image in line if there were one. If he double taps the image, the image will zoom. He must have not have had any experience with an iPhone before.
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My 20 month old was taking screen shots on my phone by accident, and I could never figure out how he did it lol. Love this feature, Thanks! :)
This method is not working with an iPhone 3gs and software 4.0. Pressing the two buttons simultaneously brings up the shut down screen.
Couldn't get it to work on iphone4. mmm? But hey Matt. You were right. Thank you so much. Pity they couldn't get it right in the first place.
If you have the upgraded iPhone4 you have to click home then the lOck screen:) but keep the home button down till after you press the lock:)
comment #1 worked for me, but it took a few times to get it right. Don't give up on a few tries. That is Igodtaswag that is.
Thank you for sharing. I have accidentally made a screenshot and now I know how to make new ones. Thank you again!
I love this feature! Thanks, forgot how to take a screenshot, Googled and found your site. Simple ;)
I have tried this on my 4s and it only works sporadically.
Does anyone else have this problem and does anyone have a solution please?
Ha, I just had to look this up because while trying to perform a hard reset of my iTouch I snapped a screenshot and was like "WTF why did my camera just go off"? Never even thought to think that there was a way people were doing those screenshots on Twitter LOL
When I take a screenshot with my iPhone the photo shutter snaps but when I go and try to retrieve the photo, no photo appears in my camera roll why?
I used to make screenshots for iPhone with my camera... this article really helps as I can work it out in more convenient way. Also, from another article I learn that you may project your iPhone screen onto your computer. In this way, you can create and manage multiple screenshots more easily on a PC (http://screenshot.net/howto-screenshot-iphone.html). Not sure if this tip will help.


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Prof. Andrei Martinez-Finkelshtein, from the University of Almeria, Spain, gives a colloquium talk on "random matrix models, non-intersecting random paths, and the Riemann-Hilbert analysis".
UM Math graduate Samuel Watson (currently a Ph.D. candidate at M.I.T.), delivers a talk in our Graduate Student Seminar.
Siblings Emily and Michael Zhang won the 1st Place
(team competition) of the High School Math Tournament organized on October, 2014, by faculty members Sasa Kocic and Samuel Lisi. Emily also got the 1st Place in the individual modality.
UM Math Professor Sandra Spiroff held a visiting position at the University of Utah during her Fall 2014 sabbatical.
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Two mathematicians, Jacob Lurie (algebraic geometry) and Yitang Zhang (number theory), have been named 2014 MacArthur fellows. Recipients are chosen from a wide variety of disciplines including writing, the arts, the sciences and social sciences, the humanities, and entrepreneurship, and must demonstrate exceptional creativity and promise for important future advances. Details about the fellowship can be found here and a complete list of the 2014 MacArthur fellows can be found here |
Ole Miss math professor Sandra Spiroff is one of the official visiting scholars at the University of Utah |
Maryam Mirzakhani (dynamics/geometry), a professor of mathematics at Stanford University, became the first woman to win the Fields Medal, the most prestigious prize in mathematics. The 2014 Fields Medal was also awarded to Artur Avila (dynamical systems), Manjul Bhargava (number theory), and Martin Hairer (stochastic PDEs). Quanta Magazine brings nice pieces about these mathematicians and their work. Terrence Tao briefly describes part of their research here |
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Recent Ph.D. graduate Caroline Turnage-Butterbaugh was an invited participant in the workshop "Exciting New Faces in Analytic Number Theory" at the Hausdorff Center for Mathematics in Bonn, July 2014 |
Math graduate student Chris Schwanke has been awarded the 2013-2014 Graduate Instructor Excellence in Teaching Award. This is the Department of Mathematics's second consecutive win of this honor. Caroline Turnage-Butterbaugh received the award for the 2012-2013 year |
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Han Solo in Carbonite
Wanting do a Star Wars model, and also wanting to do something never been done before (to my knowledge), I decided to make Han han-solo-carbonite- frozen in carbonite. Life size. It took about 10,000 bricks, almost all dark gray, and about three months of on and off building. I built the sculpture so it can break down easily into smaller parts, thus making it mobile. Because, like most people, I like to take large sculptures of people frozen in carbonite with me whenever I travel.
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26 August 2011
UK government rethinks position on social media
UK Home Secretary Theresa May, Foreign Office minister Jeremy Browne, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt and police representatives met up with police, social networks and telecoms providers on Thursday to discuss the use of social media and the impact it had upon rioting earlier this month.
It has resulted in an embarrassing outcome for the government, with its calls to control communications across social media in times of civil unrest, lead by government officials such as Louise Mensch, Conservative MP, who was outspoken (ironically on Twitter http://twitter.com/louisemensch) on the position the government should take. The meeting organised to discuss the riots (estimated to have caused £100 million worth of damage) has only highlighted the lack of understanding of social media amongst the government.
Consider the governments line about China heavy restriction of the Internet. Not in any way to compare human rights issues in China with the London riots, but the desire to restrict and control the internet has strong similarities. Perhaps conveniently focusing on the negative aspect of the riots being fuelled by a minority, and yet used for good with the public coming together to organise mass clean ups and offer support.
Also, another a key point is that social media has also provided evidence for court and tips to the police about what areas to stay out of or to get to. It has also been a useful tool for the police to identify people. As an example, Metropolitan Police's Flickr album to appeal for the publics help identifying looters had more than 545,000 views in a four-day period.
Earlier on Thursday, The Open Right Group was one organisation from a collaborative protest that wrote a letter to the Home Secretary, Theresa May to express concerns of the government potential action.
On Thursday the organisation counted three and a half thousand people signing its petition to highlight the three major concerns they expressed to the Home Secretary:
- The merits of stopping people communicating using social media with decision made in haste
- Ensure that government meetings with social networks are transparent and published for everyone to see
- Review of proposals to undergo a multi-stakeholder process before decisions are made
The Home Office released a short statement later on Thursday confirming the aforementioned attendance, with plenty of meat left from the bone as to what transpired other than building upon relationships.
"The Home Secretary, along with the Culture Secretary and Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne, has held a constructive meeting with ACPO, the police and representatives from the social media industry. The discussions looked at how law enforcement and the networks can build on the existing relationships and cooperation to crack down on the networks being used for criminal behaviour," commented a Home Office spokesperson.
The government clearly underestimated the complexities that social media environments possess, and didn't realise the significance of the social networks they sought to block were in fact instrumental in organising clear-ups or communities for example. Indeed a common sense view would be that if a government prevented publics from using social networks, it would be blocking them from communicating worthwhile and useful information.
This could be critical between colleagues, friends and family in times where these technologies can be of benefit to countless law abiding citizens. Now the government has more insight into the digital environments that are available with a sizeable clean up bill and headlines for the history books as a reminder; time will only tell if will it be able to think beyond using them to aim political messaging and campaigning, instead opting to understand how they truly impact society.
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sheye wrote:Just schedule a meeting during a group program. Just make sure it is before the AM med pass or that damned reality thing intrudes.
WOW...I rest my case. (and this is exactly the attitude that will never help solve this very REAL problem)
Ha ha ha! It is as real as the tooth fairy. Pranksters feeding paranoid schizophrenics.
How many people are tailing you? 1, 10, 100, 1000, 10,000? If you come up with more than 1 (I'll allow jilted lovers, that is not incredible in the least) you have a persecution complex, delusions of grandeur, or some other (probably) treatable mental illness. Where is your evidence? A single NY Times article? Where are all the pictures of those operatives? If you can afford to own a computer, you can certainly afford a cheap digital camera. If you must use library computers, you aren't worth anybodies time or effort. Get real, see a doctor, or check yourself in to a hospital before you hurt yourself or those operatives (normal everyday people that you bring into your delusions).


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Cape Town Cycle Tour 2015: Road Closures
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This weekend around 35 000 cyclists will take part in the Cape Town Cycle Tour. Due to the fires raging in Cape Town, organisers have been forced to shorten and rework the route. We bring you all the road closures in effect this weekend. -
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Most people know of Long Street and its sleepless nights, the lovely scenery of Camps bay and its wonderful restaurants, but have you ever felt like a tourist in your own city? I did when I was recently invited to Jonkershoek Nature Reserve in Stellenbosch.
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#Instagram Diary: Groote Post, Groote Delight
Monday 23 September, 2013, saw me heading out of the Mother City along the West Coast road and bouncing in a mini van through the veld towards the Darling Hills where, between the Kapokberg on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other, lies a gem of a wine farm called Groote Post.
My Montagu Adventure on Instagram
Route 62 is one of the most stunning drives in the Western Cape, possibly in the whole of South Africa, and it's one of my favourites. It leads to some of the most picturesque towns and villages in the province, like Montagu.
Five amazing places for tea in Cape Town
Drinking tea is a gentle, languid pastime and there's no shortage of amazing places to indulge in an excellent blend in our gorgeous Mother City. I did a tea meander in the Cape Town CBD and surrounds, and these are a few amazing places to sip and savour the leaves – be they from Ceylon, China, prepared by the Earl, or plucked in the Cederberg, like our local pride and joy, rooibos.
My Good Food & Wine Show experience in Instagram
I confess this was my first visit to the Good Food & Wine Show in a long time.
With more than 200 stands in the vast CTICC venue over four days from Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 May, 2013, I was amazed at the event's growth over the last few years. The stalls, some far more fabulous than others in both product and appearance, offered everything from food and wine to everything in between that relates to the home.
Top 5 delectable places to eat in tasty Cape Town: an Instagram essay
I love seeking out the best food and drink in tasty Cape Town, and then letting fellow foodies know when I find it. It can be anything from haute cuisine or a plate of salad at a deli to a craft beer, a glass of wine or a cup of coffee. If it's great, I'll Instagram it immediately it and show it off to my followers.


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Related Strips: #308: Twilight of the Nerds; #339: Must Have the Precious; #340: But It's Mine
The title of the strip comes from Jean Renoir's 1939 masterpiece The Rules of the Game, although other than the title, there's no significance to the reference at all. (Rules is a satire/social commentary on 1930's French bourgeoisie.) I just liked how it sounds like a romantic comedy title.
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Gaucher disease is a rare genetic disorder in which a person lacks an enzyme called glucocerebrosidase.
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Gaucher disease affects an estimated 1 in 50,000 to 1 in 100,000 people in the general population. Persons of Eastern and Central European (Ashkenazi) Jewish heritage are more likely to get this disease.
It is an autosomal recessive disease. This means that the mother and father must both pass one abnormal copy of the gene to the child in order for the child to develop the disease. A parent who silently carries an abnormal copy of the gene is called a carrier.
The lack of the glucocerebrosidase enzyme causes harmful substances to build up in the liver, spleen, bones, and bone marrow. The substances prevent cells and organs from working properly.
There are three main subtypes of Gaucher disease:
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text: Alton, The Star Camping and Caravanning Club Site (138 reviews) from £7.00 to £11.80 Per person/night Contact Us Book It Images Video Map Select Section Overview Top site for play area Great site for families Enjoy the thrills of Alton Towers and beautiful Peak District from this Club Site. The Peak District National Park is right on the doorstep of our Alton, The Star Club campsite. This attractive, well maintained family-friendly site is perfectly placed for Alton Towers theme park – just a mile from site. Similarly those who enjoy heading off into the great outdoors will not be disappointed with some great walking country right on the doorstep. A bus stop right outside the site will deliver you to Alton Towers and its host of family attractions, ranging from adrenaline-fuelled roller coasters through to gentler rides for little ones, in minutes. Carsington Water and Visitor Centre, north east of the campsite, offers a wide range of activities for all the family on and off the water including miles of footpaths and bridleways to explore, a children's play area, fishing and many water sports. While Stoke-on-Trent may not be an obvious tourist destination you can see the Anglo-Saxon treasures of The Staffordshire Hoard at The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery here. There's also the Wedgewood Visitor Centre full of artefacts, some dating back to Josiah Wedgewood – the man who started the pottery industry as we know it today.Ready Camp is available at this campsite. Self-catering accommodation is available at this campsite. Worth Noting Some grass pitches are sloping, levellers are required. Caravan Holiday Homes are available for purchase and hire. Eat Local The Ramblers Retreat country restaurant and coffee house in Alton sells homemade meals. Ye Olde Star Inn, a 500 yard amble from the site is a 19th Century Traditional Inn with a great atmosphere, food served daily. Facilities Alton, The Star has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Hardstanding with electric hook-up Seasonal Pitches Grass only pitch (no electric) Flushing toilet Washbasins Dedicated accessible facilities Chemical toilet disposal point Motorhome stop-off Dishwashing facilities Childrens play area Gas cylinders Pets welcome Alternative Accommodation Electric hook-up Grass only pitch for larger tents Grass pitch with electric hook-up for larger tents Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up Storage facilities A well-sheltered site Showers Electric shaver sockets Parent and baby room Drinking water taps Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Ball games Payphone Designated dog walk Holiday Homes & Exclusive lodges Club Site Wi-fi Public transport within 1 mile Reviews Review 1 |2 |35 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 5 We had a great 3 night stay visiting Alton Towers. Dyer Family (Club Member) stayed Oct 2014 This review is for Alton, The Star We had a great 3 night stay visiting Alton Towers. We visited the park with our 9yr old daughter on a Friday (in-set day) using the bus - the bus stop was a short walk from the site and drops you to the door - perfect! We went back to the water park on Saturday - but a word of caution - the bus stop is the last one before the theme park and buses do get full at weekends and holidays. We waited on sat but ended up phoning a taxi as the bus couldnt stop. A taxi from the site is approx �10 but saves a long wait at busy times. There are also plenty of taxis at the park at the end of the day. Had a lovely meal at Ye Old Star Inn on Sat night - not a massive menu but all the usual pub food and it was very nice. Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Groups,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Only booked for a stopover on the way home. Dan D (Club Visitor) stayed Sep 2014 This review is for Alton, The Star Only booked for a stopover on the way home. We will be definitely stay for a proper break after finding the site immaculate, Wendy & Rob really friendly and working very hard on the grounds. Didn't realise this site was situated in such a stunning area. Will see you next year! Location: Country,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Tranquillity with stunning scenery. Max (Club Visitor) stayed Sep 2014 This review is for Alton, The Star Tranquillity with stunning scenery. Wildlife galore, todays treats, rabbits, kites & a buzzard! Lovely staff & well kept site. Thanks for a lovely stay, we will be back again. 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Find cycle routes nearby Sat Nav Download our POI file Safe Directions Print Friendly PDF Widget by Frixo Self Catering at Alton, The Star from £64.00a night There are three types of holiday caravan available. Open 01 March - 10 Nov 2014 Alton, The Star's eight Holiday Caravans offer three configurations. The Family Executive sleeps four (one double/one twin). Both the Family Comfort and Family Executive sleep six (one double, two twin). All are fully heated and have a family shower room. The spacious lounge and dining area features a TV with Freeview and DVD and the kitchen is fully equipped. Call 0845 130 7633 / 01538 702219 to book Sleeps six people Kitchen Bathroom Sitting room Dining area TV - Satellite or Freeview DVD player Childrens' play area "A group of friends and myself stayed at this site for 3 nights in June 2012. The site were brilliant and accommodating with our requests. The wardens were really friendly and chatty. 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This page represents the current plan; for discussion please check the tracker link above.
History and Motivation
FeatureCollection needs to lighten up to be happy; the original FeatureCollection implementation was a java.util.Collection offering iterator based access to features stored in memory. When the data access layer was rewritten for DataStore the concept of a FeatureResults was introduced wich could be thought of as a "prepared statement" (able to fetch results each time it was asked). This is a nice light weight "streaming" model for data access that does not force us to load the data into memory.
The intension was to treat it a bit more like a Java ResultSet (so several iterators could be open against the same paged results). But the road to hell is paved with good intensions.
And the FeatureResults interface was in for some hell: 2.1.x Bring Back FeatureCollection was a last ditch community lead request to bring back the FeatureCollection api and allow iterators to be used (thus not existing current code). The compromise that was reached was to ask users to FeatureCollection.close( Iterator ) each iterator after use; so that we could still offer a nice streaming based approach to data access.
For GeoTools 2.5.x we made the migration to Java 5 and we could no longer allow FeatureCollection to implement java.util.Collection because of the new "for each" syntax did not offer a callback for us to close our iterators. Justin started Focus FeatureSource around FeatureReader and FeatureWriter, however all we had time for was the bare minimum to make Java 5 not a fatal opportunity for client code to leak memory.
Bring back FeatureResult
In the spirit of Bring Back FeatureCollection here is our last minuet 2.7.x request to complete the journey; formally recognise that FeatureCollection is not a java.util.Collection and turf Iterator access (and other concepts that mirror in memory storage).
Remove the CollectionListener
First up is the add/remove listeners; a recent code review shows that they are only implemented by the new JDBCNG FeatureCollection (because justin is apparently very responsible). Due to everyone else not being responsible we can safely remove these since no client code could of depended on being sent an event.
Note: These listeners have been deprecated as part of Clean up FeatureEvents since this proposal was written.
- Deprecated in 8.0.x
- Remove in 9.0.x
Asking for your feature collection to be "loaded" into a DefaultFeatureCollection is the currently documented way of avoiding all this streaming nonsense and loading your data into memory.
The result is documented to be a java.util.Collection that also implements FeatureCollection. This is the current migration path for those wishing to have an in memory collection.
We can offer this same migration path to anyone having trouble making the switch off iterator.
We may also wish to consider a different implementation for DefaultFeatureCollection:
- TreeSetFeatureCollection - is used currently and is slow
- ListFeatureCollection - is new and untested, but may be faster in day to day use?
- SpatialIndexFeatureCollection - cannot be modified once made; not a suitable replacement
Remove Iterator Methods
The following methods cover the care and feeding of Iterators:
We are removing the close(FeatureIterator) method as well as it already has a serviceable FeatureIterator.close() method (the method was only provided to ease transition to FeatureIterator).
- Deprecated in 8.0.x
- Remove in 9.0.x
Remove Collection Methods
The following methods are used to update and modify the contents of an in memory Collection and do not fit with the "Prepaired Statement" model of a FeatureCollection.
- Deprecated in 8.0.x
- Remove in 9.0.x
getSchema and getDescriptor()
This is a long standing hole in the API, proposal written in response to questions from Ben: FeatureCollection Descriptor for FeatureMembers
It sounds like this is just an additional method:
Consider making the API consistent with a getType() method? Does not seem worth the bother.
- Added in GeoTools 9.0.x
Here is what SimpleFeatureCollection looks like after the change:
Points raised during discussion:
- toArray methods are there on the off chance the implementation can provide a quick implementation? Is this another good intension? Probably. Could be replaced with a DataUtilities method
- subCollection & sort functionality have been covered by Query these days; and could be removed.
Alternative: subCollection( Query ) would be more useful. - contains and containsAll are interesting; would almost expect look up by FeatureId instead
- getID() is left from a time when FeatureCollection implemented Feature; it is still used when encoding
- getDescriptor is technically accurate; however we are used to working with FeatureType
- isEmpty() earns its keep; size() == 0 is not a replacement as you need to count the whole set
- with that in mind containsAll falls into the same idea; how to prevent a multi pass operation
- accepts earns its keep for Jody Garnett,
Andrea Aime wants the javadocs cleaned up so it is obvious that the feature being visited is a Flyweight (ie the same object with just the values changing inside each time) - Minimal baseline: minimum that is functional (if we want more we need to justify it):
This proposal is the subject of a grass roots revolution on the geotools-devel list; indeed the revolution is on going and will not be televised.
Voting has not started yet:
- Andrea Aime +0
- Ben Caradoc-Davies +0
- Christian Mueller +0
- Ian Turton +0
- Justin Deoliveira +1
- Jody Garnett +1
- Michael Bedward +0
- Simone Giannecchini +0
- JG: Deprecate methods for 8.0 release
- FeatureCollection Deprecate Collection methods
- FeatureCollection Deprecate CollectionListener (and methods)
- FeatureCollection Deprecate FeatureCollection Iterator methods
- JG: Changes for 9.0 master
- FeatureCollection Remove Collection methods
- FeatureCollection Remove CollectionListener (and methods)
- FeatureCollection Remove FeatureCollection Iterator methods
- Deprecate FeatureCollections factory
- Fix support classes ( used to mark anything that did not go smoothly)
- DataFeatureCollection remains based on FeatureReader
- AbstractFeatureCollection will remain based on iteartor()
- ForceCoordinateSystemFeatureResults
- MemoryFeatureCollection
- ReprojectFeatureResults
- TransformFeatureCollection
- BaseFeatureCollection created to be based on features()
- SubCollection migrated to BaseFeatureCollection
- SortFeatureList migrated to BaseFeatureCollection
- AdaptorFeatureCollection - base class used by uDig
- ContentFeatureCollection
- DecoratingSimpleFeatureCollection
- FilteringSimpleFeatureCollection: migrated to FilteringFeatureIterator (from FilteringIterator)
- MaxSimpleFeatureCollection: migrated to MaxFeaturesSimpleFeatureIterator (from MaxFeaturesIterator)
- ReprojectingFeatureCollection: migrated to ReprojectingFeatureIterator (from ReprojectingIterator)
- ReTypingFeatureCollection: migrated to ReTypingFeatureIterator (from ReTypingIterator)
- DefaultFeatureCollection - remains based on TreeSet
- GMLFeatureCollection: subclass of DefaultFeatureCollection
- MemoryFeatureCollection: copy of DefaultFeatureCollection
- TreeSetFeatureCollection: copy of DefaultFeatureCollection changed to no longer implement Collection
- DefaultVersionedFeatureCollection: add is now protected and use during init to populate the collection
- PropertyValueCollection - this is not a FeatureCollection it was being used to return Collection<Attribute> I have changed it to return a Feature (containing the expected Attribute) but cannot untangle the Encoder well enough to make the test pass.
- Common fixes (see upgrade.rst for details)
- add( Feature )
- Use DefaultFeatureCollection so Collection.add( feature ) is visible
- Change FeatureCollections.newCollection() → new DefaultFeatureCollection()
- FeatureCollection.close( Iterator )
- Preferred: use FeatureIterator.close()
- Use: ((Closeable)iterator).close()
- Handy FeatureCollections that implement java.util.Collection
- ListFeatureCollection (delegates to List)
- DefaultFeatureCollection (the original based on a TreeSet sorted by FeatureId)
- MemoryFeatureCollection (a copy of DefaultFeatureCollection for use by MemoryDataStore)
- add( Feature )
- Fix geotools modules (notes on any thing interesting, also check commit logs)
- In general pretty smooth transition
- app-schema makes "dangerous" use of feature collection support classes (that internally assume SimpleFeature)
- StreamingRenderer required code duplication to handle Collection.iterator() and FeatureCollection.features()
- Many cases where try/finally was used to ensure featureIterator.close() was called
- Documentation - see Documentation Changes below
- Integration party
- JG: Stage work on branch: https://github.com/geotools/geotools/tree/featurecollection_cleanup
- JG: Submit pull request:
- JD: GeoServer pull request:
- JG: uDig pull request:
Documentation Changes
The following documentation needs to be updated:
- Fix up the upgrade instructions
- Update feature tutorial to use ListFeatureCollection (to preserve order)
- Update feature collection examples
FeatureCollection Add
With the FeatureCollection.add method being removed, you will need to use an explicit instance that supports adding content.
FeatureCollection Iterator
The deprecated FeatureCollection.iterator() method is no longer available, please use FeatureCollection.features() as shown below.
FeatureCollection close method
We have made FeatureCollection implement closable (for Java 7 try-with-resource compatibility). This also provides an excellent replacement for FeatureCollection.close( Iterator ).


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Alpers Fine Arts, an art gallery owned and operated by Peter Alpers, at 2 Main Street in Andover, closed in January of 2009 after being open for seven years. Alpers partnered with Lowell resident Virginia Peck after the store closed and the two created an art show that they could bring from one location to another.
- "Six Andover establishments named 'Best of Boston'", The Andover Townsman, August 3, 2006.
- "Gallery gone, but he's still connected" Andover Townsman, January 8, 2009.
- "Challenging times downtown", The Andover Townsman, January 8, 2009.
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Only had 5 options but I really enjoyed the gluten free sweat and sour chicken. They were even able to provide me with gluten free soy.
1460 Precinct Line Rd, Hurst, TX 76053
They used to have a short but good gluten-free menu. Now it is even shorter. They will not make a kid's GF entree at all, not even the chicken and rice, even though they have both those items. I used to be a regular. No more.
2441 North Maize Road Suite 1501, Wichita, KS 67205
Disappointed that I must have received a gluten version after ordering GF. Not a wide menu.
1802 N Loop, 1604 East Suite 101, San Antonio, TX 78232
Everything was fresh and delicious!!! The Chicken Salad was really tasty and we loved the lime vinaigrette! The sweet/sour chicken was so much better than what we used to eat (pre Celiac) since it wasn't breaded. Shrimp items good too. Previous review was not accurate - there are 6 entrees and many salads on GF menu.
5900 Overton Ridge Boulevard Suite 130, Fort Worth, TX 76132
I wish they had more to choose from. What they have is okay though.
10830 W Charleston Blvd Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV 89135
I was there with some friends for take out that were not GF. We all ordered our food and I ordered my gluten free of course. They didn't label any of the plates, and I had never eaten there. I took the food back to the people and asked them to label the food for us. They incorrectly labeled the dishes, and I was up all night with vomiting and it took me a few days to recover. They were not real careful. I will not go back.
355 E Altamonte Dr, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
I have eaten here several times and have never been sick. They even have gluten free soy sauce! The gluten free menu is much smaller than I would have liked but it is all so very good :) I'm eating here aging tonight!! Try their sweet n sour chicken - you won't be disappointed :)
1028 East 2100 South Suite 3, Salt Lake City, UT 84106
Tasty gluten free options ( not too many to choose from but sufficient ). Also MSG free. Staff careful and polite!
7148 N. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
We have eaten here for at least six years, sometimes once a week, and I have only gotten contaminated once. James is knowledgable, as is Audry ( manager). Very accommodating to GF. Ask for double coated meat if you want it crispier. Love the Pei Wei spicy chicken salad, mild! Six options on the GF menu. If very sensitive, ask for them to burn the wok twice. 20 or so GF options!
15519 NW 67th Ave., Miami Lakes, FL 33014
Discovering this place was a highlight of my trip to the area. The gf menu is small, but the options are items you'd rarely see elsewhere so it was quite the treat. They will cook your dish in a clean pan with soybean oil to prevent cross contamination.
8787 N. Scottsdale Road #214/216, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Have a small gluten free menu watched cook and he used all clean pans spoons etc.
4155 Morse Crossing, Columbus, OH 43219
This place is amazing, very affordable and is great for gluten intolerance and even celiac.
16101 Kensington Dr, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Food was good and I didn't get sick. Glad to add this to my list of local spots.
10830 W Charleston Blvd Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Semi-fast food. A few GF options but I have been here a few times and had the sweet and sour chicken each time. It's good, affordable and fast with a clean dining area. Freindly ordering staff
3402 Technological Avenue Suite 232, Orlando, FL 32817
We visit Pei Wei often for a delicious gf meal. The spicy chicken with brown rice or the sweet and sour chicken with brown rice are our favorites. The Vietnamese chicken salad spring rolls are amazing also. We eat here weekly and my husband has never gotten sick.
1500 24th Ave N.W., Norman, OK 73069
I called the Norman Pei Wei to ask how the food was prepared. I was told the cooks use the same Wok for all orders.
2600 West 7th Street Suite 101, Fort Worth, TX 76107
This place is very good! I have only ate there 2 times but they are really good for gluten free people and celiac.
30278 Woodward Avenue, Royal Oak, MI 48073
Just a handful of GF options, but the food was good - had the lettuce wraps. The order that is printed for the kitchen has allergy alerts & GF in big red type & actually tells them what things to NOT put on your order. I didn't have any issues with CC.
528A East Market Street, Leesburg, VA 20176
They advertise a large gluten free menu but in reality their "gluten free menu" is 5 small items that barely constitutes a meal. They do not make special gluten free items, instead they merely point out the items that were already gluten free to begin with. When I asked a question about an item I received an ear full of sass from the cashier about my request. They have gluten free soy sauce on available to appease those suffering with this good allergy but they will not cook with it. I am extremely disappointed in my Pei Wei experience and will not be coming back any time soon.
13937 Lakeside Circle Suite 113, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
The food is really good but it's hit or miss if I get sick there. If you have Celiac go to PF Chang's instead. They are very careful.
12020 FM 1960 West, Houston, TX 77065
Very few gluten free options. This location is not very clean and they are very rude. Gluten free food was bland and didn't taste good at all. I do not recommend eating here.
4210 82nd St Suite 230, Lubbock, TX 79423
Celiacs beware! Although the gluten free options are delicious, I asked how they prepare their gluten free items and was told they do not have separate cookware for gluten free meals. They wash the pot and change gloves. If you're celiac that may not be the best option as there is cross contamination but if you're just gluten sensitive it might be ok. Unfortunately I'll have to scratch this one of my list :(
601 West 15th Street Suite 101, Plano, TX 75075
Love the spicy shrimp! Ask for the gf menu...only 5 or so things, but excellent.
4408 Falls of Neuse Rd, Raleigh, NC 27609
I had Pei Wei for the first time 2 years ago. The food tasted good. But I was unable to make it through the whole meal with out getting sick. I make sure every where I go that I express how it is an allergy not just a diet choice just so there is no misunderstanding. Today I went back to Pei Wei and had the exact same experience! I was sick almost immediately. I am an avid hand washer and even used chop sticks that were packaged just in case. I still managed to get extremely sick. I hope they are able to figure out exactly what could be contaminating the food. Because it is rare to find good gluten free Asian food.
4133 South Cooper Street #307, Arlington, TX 76015
I've eaten here several times and never had a problem. Menu is limited but I can enjoy it on occasion.
7148 N. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Hardly any choices and I personally thought their food tasted awful. Won't ever be back.
6478 Dobbin Center Way Suite A, Columbia, MD 21045
I eat here a lot, they are usually pretty good. However, one time I found a noodle in my rice. I took it back and got a new meal
7148 N. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
they only have two options for gluten free plates :/ and I had a reaction to their food so I'd pretty much stay the hell away if you are celiac or what I am which is gluten intolerant . it was a really bad experience !!!!!!
19411 - A Gulf Freeway, Webster, TX 77598
The few selections they do have are delicious (gluten sensitivity is ok but celiac is probably not)
7148 N. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
terrible! they only had 2-3 options!
20022 North 67th Avenue Suite 100, Glendale, AZ 85308
It is very tasty. The food is not pf changs comparable but my sister and I enjoy coming here when we want a faster Chinese meal. I definitely recommend!
1084 South Gilbert #601, Gilbert, AZ 85296
several gluten free options, gluten free soy sauce.
7600 N. MacArthur Boulevard #102, Irving, TX 75063
One of my favorite restaurants: -Many GF options that taste like the original version -several Celiac employees -GF extras like soy sauce packets at no extra charge I usually get GF sweet & sour chicken with white rice and veggies. It's excellent.
950 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064
Ordered sweet and sour chicken from the gluten free menu and have never been so sick so quickly in my life.
12235 Seal Beach Blvd, Seal Beach, CA 90740
good gf place with gf menu. not sure if the kitchen is dedicated but I never seem to have an issue.
11302 Broadway Suite #102, Pearland, TX 77584
Always reliable, but like all Pei Wei locations not a lot of options.
999 E. Basse Road Suite 199, San Antonio, TX 78209
Great choice, I regularly eat here and get the Pei Wei Spicy Shrimp every time. Delicious and haven't gotten sick out of the many times eating here for lunch
7571 Sawmill Rd, Dublin, OH 43016
Gf menu is very limited but good. I agree there is better gf Chinese out there. But this at least a safe consistent fast option for celiacs.
4114 Sepulveda Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90230
While they have some vegetarian items on their regular menu, they have absolutely no vegetarian options on their gluten free menu. I asked the woman working the counter if they could sub out the ingredients to make something that was both gf and vegetarian and she said it wasn't possible. The only option was edamame. Lame.
4461 Market Commons Dr, Fairfax, VA 22033
They do have a GF menu however they don't like to actually read the tickets so your chances of getting what you ordered are about 50%. Watch very carefully and never ever leave without checking your bag if you order to go. I went with not celiac friendly simply because they can only get an order right about 50% of the time so you can't really trust them.
13429 N Highway 183, Austin, TX 78750
I recently went with a large family group and as stated before the gf menu is small, and I had the orange chicken and it was made with some sort of sweetner which wrecks havoc on me and didn't taste well. But no gluten symptoms, staff didn't seem knowledgeable when asked about other items so I didn't risk it. The rest of the family enjoyed and over all not a complete disgust, but I was put a little of by the lack of options
1460 Precinct Line Rd, Hurst, TX 76053
Not a lot of choice but the food quality is great!
12901 N I-35 Service Road NB Building 15, Suite 1540, Austin, TX 78753
There are 6 gluten free items on the menu, one of which is hardly edible. The sweet & sour chicken is just awful -- imagine cooking chicken in vinegar and adding some orange colored gel and you've got it. The vinegar taste ruined the whole plate. I won't be back.
4300A West Waco Drive Suite 1, Waco, TX 76710
Just ok. I used to eat at pei Wei more but hadn't been there in awhile and they now there new gluten free menu is so small.
4461 Market Commons Dr, Fairfax, VA 22033
just ask for the GF menu. they will also make gf fried rice using the take out soy sauce packets, just ask. they are always very nice.
2222 McKinney Ave Suite 100, Dallas, TX 75201
It was descent for fast food chinese.
20022 North 67th Avenue Suite 100, Glendale, AZ 85308
Very disappointed as well, food was mediocre and pricey, prob will not go back. Not many GF options either
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