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Men's Loafer Slip-ons
The Crocs™ Walu is an extra comfy update to the classic loafer. The added comfort comes from a removable microfiber insert that offers more cushion and provides ventilation for more comfortable wear, whether rain or shine.
Crocs™ Walu Details
- Removable microfiber insert offers added comfort, metatarsal and medial arch ventilation.
- Easy-on, easy-off slip-on style.
- Side ports for enhanced breathability.
- Non-marking rubber outsole for traction and durability.
- Available in a variety of eye-catching and neutral colors.
- Canvas upper with suede accents.
- Croslite™ material midsole for lightweight cushioning.
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This shoe is great. I purchased them two months ago and I have found myself wearing them about six days a week. They are extremely versatile. They provide excellent arch support. I've worn...Read complete review
This shoe is great. I purchased them two months ago and I have found myself wearing them about six days a week. They are extremely versatile. They provide excellent arch support. I've worn them on days when I've been on my feet for 6 or more hours, and I have experienced no discomfort. Highly recommend!
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Got a lot of compliments on these, and I like the look. From past experience, I always found the loafers to run small and tight, so I ordered a size up. They...Read complete review
Got a lot of compliments on these, and I like the look. From past experience, I always found the loafers to run small and tight, so I ordered a size up. They fit well, yet, because of the pull on strap in rear edge od shoe, which kept rubbing on the back of my ankle, I still got a blister. I mention it to my friend, and when he looked at the shoe, he said he owned the exact shoe and it did the same to him. Ended up pushing down the rear and wearing the shoe like a clog to get through day, but another Croc that will never get worn again. You hooked me in with your comfortable Original clogs, but whether it be lack of support, sizes running to small or tight, or pieces that chafe against the skin, I am finding it harder to trust in your other styles, especially at the costs I've lost.
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Bought these for my boyfriend and he loves them. Very comfortable and causual
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comfy, i'll wear these all summer.
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Great first purchase
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Love them!!
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fit like a glove once you determine your size. i ordered a size down (im 11.5 and ordered 11, too small) returned for 12 and PERFECT. i will be rocking these cozy deals to all of summer phish/dead tour this year and that's a lot of walking and dancing!
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I purchased these for my husband, I got tired of seeing him wear his house slippers outside! He is thrilled with comfort, quality, and the look of these crocs.
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Very comfortable, stylish and moderately priced!
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I haven't worn them for a full day yet, but the couple of hours I did wear, shoes are very comfortable. Fit is true to size. Very happy with my purchase
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First pair of any kind of Croc. Great deal.Comfort, style and value will have me checking back often for great deals.Happy customer.
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This shoe is soft, light and comfortable
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Q:Do they run true to size or little bigger?Asked on 3/10/2016 by Gene from Boston, MA
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A:The Walu is a Standard fit. You can learn more about the fits here: http://www.crocs.com/crocs-fit-guide/fit-guide-landing.htmlAnswered on 3/15/2016 by Cosmic Cassi from Crocs
Q:What is the width, roomy or standardAsked on 2/10/2016 by Joe
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A:This style is in a Standard fit.Answered on 2/12/2016 by Wonderful Wanda from Crocs
Q:I wear a size 9 in the womens walu canvas loafers, what size would I be in this mens shoe? The womens 9 fit perfectly on my feet, and any smaller they would be too small. I'm not sure if I should order a 7 or 8 in mens.Asked on 1/4/2016 by Emily from Connecticut
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A:You would be a Men's size 7 in the Walu.Answered on 1/18/2016 by Wonderful Wanda from Crocs
Q:I would like a croc that's suitable for my job as a line chef do you have any suggestions.
...Thanks in Advance.Asked on 11/29/2015 by Cynt with the aching feet and need for t from Greenville,SC
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A:I would suggest any of the styles listed here: http://www.crocs.com/c/shop-by/activity/chef-shoes?intid=mm_shop_by_chef#Answered on 12/11/2015 by Wonderful Wanda from Crocs
Q:Is it possible to special order a pair in size 14 black?Asked on 10/29/2015 by Tina
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A:I am sorry, but we do not have a way of special ordering. At this time, we are not expecting additional size 14s back in stock in the black color option.Answered on 11/2/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs
Q:Is this shoe vegan?Asked on 10/27/2015 by Gord from Vancouver, BC
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A:Because this shoe contains glue and other materials, it cannot be classified at a vegan product.Answered on 11/2/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs
Q:Can you purchase new insoles for these? I have a pair but while on a camping trip misplaced the insoles.Asked on 8/9/2015 by camper from Fulton, MO.
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A:I am very sorry, but we do not carry replacement insoles at this time.Answered on 8/13/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs
Q:How do you recommend cleaning the Walu, can they go into a washing machine?Asked on 6/30/2015 by Maddie from Virginia
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A:I would not suggest putting your Crocs into the washing machine or dishwater, as this can damage the shoes. You can wash these with cold water and mild soap, and let them air dry.Answered on 7/6/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs
Q:Is this shoe water proof? If not, can you recommend a loafer that is water proof?Asked on 6/29/2015 by Carolyn from Draper Utah
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A:If you are looking for a loafer that is designed for long term water wear like swimming and boating activities, I would suggest our Men's Beach Line Boat shoe. This style is fully molded in water resistant Croslite material and features a rubber outsole for extra grip and traction.Answered on 7/6/2015 by Helpful Heather from Crocs


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Area hotels filled up quickly and people filed into stores that remained open Tuesday to grab winter-weather supplies, food and fill up on gasoline in the wake of superstorm Sandy.
A steady stream of cars pulled into the Kroger parking lot at Ashton Place on Tuesday afternoon -- and left after glancing at a "no power" sign taped to the door.
The store's power went off at 8 a.m. Employees said they had already turned away more than 100 customers by about 2 p.m.
Charlie Songer, 54, of Cross Lanes, was waiting in the Kroger parking lot to meet his mother and sister. Even though he didn't have power, he had a kerosene heater and was going to bring his mom, who lives in South Hills and had lost power, to his house so she could stay warm.
Other people who didn't have power checked into hotels. Employees at the Fairfield Inn and the Hampton Inn in Charleston said rooms had sold out around 11 a.m. Tuesday. At 4 p.m., the Town Center Marriott only had a few rooms left, an employee said.
In Winfield, the Holiday Inn didn't have any vacancies Tuesday afternoon.
"Everyone called first thing in the morning and we filled up," said employee Tanner Taylor. "It was the same situation when we had the extended power outage a few months ago."
An employee with the Quality Inn on Harper Road in Beckley said at 4 p.m. that the hotel had around 10 rooms still open, but believed most other hotels in the area were full and would be sending people their way.
"I hope the [forecasters] just apologize and say 'Hey, we were wrong.' They were saying we'd maybe get an inch on the ground in the Kanawha Valley," Songer said. "Boy, were they wrong."
Songer said he didn't have much meat in the freezer that could spoil during the power outage since most of his stockpile had been ruined after the massive windstorm over the summer.
"At least I won't lose a lot this time," he said.
Darrell Murray, 60, of Charleston, said he had a lot of food at his house "but no way to cook it." His power had been off since early Tuesday morning.
Murray was leaving the Charleston Town Center Mall and heading down the street to vote early.
"I'm a teacher, so I'm not working. I decided to go ahead and get my tires changed and then I stopped at the mall for lunch and thought, 'Hey, I'm right here, I might as well vote early as well,'" he said.
In Kanawha County, about 500 people had decided to vote early despite the weather, according to an employee at the voter's registration office. Last week, though, around 1,400 were coming in per day to cast their ballots, she said.
Putnam County Clerk Brian Wood said last week about 650 voters were voting early per day. Around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, only about 150 had come to the courthouse, he said.
"The power has flickered here a couple times," Wood said. "But we've printed out all our books to look [voters' registration information] up by hand, so if the power goes out we'll still be able to process voters."
Workers at Lowe's in Kanawha City said that there was a steady stream of customers entering the store all day, looking mostly for normal winter supplies.
Store manager Christy Gragg said that customers were also buying supplemental heating and cooking items like kerosene lamps and grills. Shipments of merchandise have been on schedule and the store is well stocked, she said.
"It's been a normal, steady stream of customers looking for general winter preparedness items," she said.
Stoplights along MacCorkle Avenue were not working on Tuesday afternoon. At times, drivers were honking and flashing their high beams at each other at the intersections. There was also a long line of cars filing out of the 7-Eleven on 50th Street, one of the few gas stations in Kanawha City with power.
Elijah Locke-Jones, 9, of Charleston, and his mom, Torri Locke, who live on the West Side, were at the Town Center Mall Tuesday. They had power, but no cable.
The boy said he was enjoying the day off from school, but was worried the storm might ruin trick-or-treating. He plans to dress up as Michael Jackson from "Thriller."
Trick-or-treating in Kanawha and Putnam counties had already been rescheduled to 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, but county officials were considering whether they should reschedule trick-or-treating again because of power outages.
The annual "Trick-or-Beat" event at Appalachian Power Park, sponsored by 98.7 "The Beat" radio station, was moved to Nov. 7.
While thousands of West Virginians were struggling with snow and power outages Tuesday, Aimee Figgatt was trying to catch up with a runaway cow.
Tessa, a black Dexter cow, got loose sometime in the early morning from Figgatt's farm along West Washington Street, not far from the intersection of Roxalana Road.
"At 3 a.m. she was still outside the kitchen here," Figgatt said after a fruitless daylong search. "I've been on the phone with 911 half the day."
Reports of a wayward cow began coming in to the Kanawha County Metro 911 center at about 5 a.m. Figgatt began looking for Tessa at about 8:30 a.m., after first learning she was gone.
It's not that Figgatt never found Tessa. At one point, she even got a rope around her neck. But the spooked cow ran every time Figgatt got too close. Emergency officials were able to ping Figgatt's cellphone when she spotted the cow, but she was gone by the time anyone could have gotten to her.
"She's not tame like all our other animals," she said. "The man we got her from never handled her, and she's afraid of people, especially men."
Figgatt said Tessa never made it into town, but wandered an approximately seven-mile route through the woods around Dunbar and North Charleston.
"She made it down to the Cold Spot, and then the tracks show she went up and over into the woods," Figgatt said. Tessa was last seen at Wine Cellar Park near Dunbar.
Reports on the wandering cow came into 911 throughout the day as she was spotted in yards or along the road. Figgatt said Tessa weighs about 400 pounds, which is small by bovine standards but still a not insubstantial weight.
With cold hands and numb feet, Figgatt gave up the chase at about 2:30 p.m. Although she hasn't completely given up hope that Tessa will come home on her own or calm down enough to be captured, 911 officials have been given permission to issue orders that she be shot on sight.
"That's the only thing we can do to keep her from causing a wreck," Figgatt said.
Figgatt asked anyone who spotted Tessa to call 911, who will in turn notify Figgatt. She will try to rescue the cow herself, but admitted it might be necessary to put the animal down.
Staff writer Zac Taylor contributed to this report.
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[Adobe IBC 2013, ♪music♫] [Karl MIller] Hello, we're here at IBC 2013—or actually the day before IBC, as you can tell by all the hammering going on. I'm talking to Al Mooney and Steve Hoeg. Guys, what do you do for Adobe? [Steve Hoeg] I'm Steve Hoeg, one of the engineering managers for Premiere Pro. [Al Mooney] I'm Al Mooney, senior product manager of Premiere Pro. Steve and I work very closely together among many others to build this NLE that we love so much. [Karl Miller] Right, right, and today we're here to talk about a project called "Just Do It"—or JDI. Al, what exactly is it? [Al Mooney] Well, so every time we bring out a new version of Premiere Pro, there's always the really massive features, right?— like the Mercury playback engine, which this guy actually wrote, so kudos to you for that. >>Nice. [Al Mooney] Direct link to Speedgrade, that's one of the big new features that we're showing at IBC. But every time there are also a bunch of much smaller features and it's very often that sort of smaller, little editing features that, when combined, can really streamline a work flow and just make—you know—make it a much easier, smooth process to edit. We call those features JDIs—Just Do It. They're small but they're very useful. We call them "Just Do It" because they are features that can be basically written and tested in a very short period of time. [Karl Miller] Right, and apparently one was voted on last night and you guys are going to be doing that here? [Al Mooney] Yeah, so we're trying something really new at this show. We're basically going to have Steve doing some live coding. We engaged with our friends on social media and elsewhere and asked them to vote. JDIs are very often, if not always, the result of us listening to editors. We're very proud of doing that. But to make it a little it more exciting this year we had a vote on the top five requests and the results just came in yesterday so we are going to be—or you are I should say— going to be coding a feature live on the show floor. [Karl Miller] And what exactly is the feature and what are you going to be doing to code it? [Steve Hoeg] The feature that won the vote this time was rendering multiple sequences so in the project panel you'll be able to select multiple sequences and render all of them rather than having to select them one at a time. So it's just something fairly little and self-contained, which is really important for a JDI, and something we think we should, hopefully, be able to get done in time live here on the show. [Karl Miller] Well, impressive. So if I had my own JDI feature I wanted to request where would I go to do that? [Al Mooney] Well, you know, like I say, we really do listen to all the feature requests. We read every single one. You can go to adobe.com/go/wish, give us all your features, big and small, and we promise to at least read them. [Karl Miller] All right. well, good luck on your coding. Thanks for talking to us guys, and thanks for watching. [Adobe "Creative Cloud"] [Adobe]
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Eventually, yes. Skill Exp + ("... of Adept") can be crafted on Aramid/Shadowsteel/Citrin and upwards, which you should be able to use somewhere in the low 40s, IIRC. There's no need to spend insane amounts of money on skillexp+4 gear --- go for skillexp+3 (which also has +2 on the item itself) or even settle for skillexp+2 (which has no + on the item itself and should be very cheap). Rings and Amulets might be slightly different, I don't remember for sure (and I don't generally use these anyway, since I need some items to get some survival stats). Adept bracelets should be cheap as hell, but they start at lvl 70 so nothing to worry about right away.Should I invest in some skill+ gear?
Considering that you get your crafting skill at lvl 50, you could even save the money for the item class that you intend to select for crafting, and use Adept to level your crafting (still need to burn the first 20% on something else, though).
Try to use that stuff "as much as possible". I found that even when you change your armor to something better (in terms of defense), using the skillexp+ weapon is still a good option. "Some" skillexp+ is better than none.


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Music of Central Asia vol. 7: In the Shrine of the Heart: Popular Classics from Bukhara and Beyond
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The songs Nodira described with such ardor comprise an extensive repertoire of popular classic music created by generations of talented singer-songwriters. These songs, recorded in intimate performances by some of Uzbekistanâs and Tajikistanâs finest singers, are the focus of the present compilation.
Music of Central Asia vol. 8: Rainbow, The Kronos Quartet with Alim & Fargana Qasimov and Homayun Sakhi
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Rainbow emerged from an ambitious process of collaborative creativity that reached across continents and cultures, and across musical categories and conventions.
Music of Central Asia vol.9: In the Footsteps of Babur: Musical Encounters from the Lands of the Mughals
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"In the month of Ramadan of the year 899 [June 1494] and in the twelfth year of my age, I became ruler in the country of Ferghana." Thus begins the remarkable autobiography of Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur, the precocious Central Asian nobleman whose journey of conquest through Afghanistan and Hindustan â the northern part of the Indian subcontinent â laid the foundation of the Mughal Empire.
Let the Beauty we Love Be What We Do: A Profile of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture
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A film on the projects and activities of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC).
The Madrasa Early Childhood Programme
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In the early 1980s research suggested that the early development of young children provided the foundation for children's later success in school and life. The Aga Khan Foundation's Madrasa Programme has since grown from a local pre-school involving a few families and teachers to a regional initiative involving hundreds of communities. An AKDN film with some footage courtesy of Red River College.
Rebuilding Afghanistan's Healthcare Infrastructure
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Revitalising the Citadels of Syria
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From 1999 to 2007, the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) undertook conservation work on the citadels of Aleppo, Salah ad-Din and Masyaf.
Al-Azhar Park: A Garden in Cairo
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In 1984, His Highness the Aga Khan announced his decision to finance the creation of a park for the citizens of the Egyptian capital. The only central location that was of suitable scale was the derelict Darassa site, a 30-hectare (74-acre) mound of rubble that had been a debris dump for 500 years. Al-Azhar Park, undertaken by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, has since proven to be both a popular open space for the people of Cairo and a powerful catalyst for urban renewal in the neighbouring district of Darb al-Ahmar -- once one of the poorest districts in Cairo. This video, narrated by Brad Pitt, is a shorter version of a film that appeared on the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) in the United States in 2008. For more information, please see PBS.org or "Season Three" of the e2 series (http://www.e2-series.com/).
Building Climate Resilience
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Climate change is affecting everyone â but some of us are feeling its effects more than others.
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We were so glad to see the gluten free option. We loved the Mongolian beef and the egg soup. Noodles were average. Waiter did not know that the berry cake is gluten free, so initially told us they are out of gluten-free deserts. We asked him to double check and then we had the best gluten-free shortcake ever! The kids were very happy!
Great selection. They even offer a gluten free dessert!
Sadly not suitable if you have both gluten issues and shellfish allergies. They can do one or the other but not both.
AMAZING gluten free menu! The management and staff were very nice also!
Best gluten free menu ever!
1819 Lake Cook Road, Northbrook, IL 60062
Went there on Easter, group of 5 of us, and they were great! My son was diagnosed with Celiac in November, and we have had issues at other restaurants with "Gluten-Free" menus. No problem here! I was very nervous, but the waiter and the kitchen manager both reassured me it would be fine. My son ate the Lettuce Wraps and the Chicken with Broccoli, loved them both! He also tried my Mongolian Beef. All of this off the GF menu. He did great...no reaction! Way to go, PF Changs! Thank you! ;)
326 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90401
Good experience. I love PF Changs
10081 Gulf Center Drive, Gulf Coast Town Center, Ft. Myers, FL 33913
Had the gf Singapore street noodles was awesome will definitely go back!
317 S Shackleford Rd., Little Rock, AR 72211
New gluten free dessert of cheesecake that will replace the chocolate dome...always a relieve to see this chain on a trip
4094 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 77027
When I called for reservations, they said to be sure and let my server and the manager know of my celiac needs. Had a great meal and felt great. Felt well taken care of.
27001 US Highway 19 North #1150, Clearwater, FL 33761
Very safe and very knowledgeable staff. Delicious options too!
6135 Parkcenter Circle, Dublin, OH 43017
Traveling for business, I'm a celiac. Ordered off the GF menu. My food even came out on a different plate. It must have been heavily cross contaminated because I've been sick all day starting right after I left the restaurant.
148 West Bridge Street, Homestead, PA 15120
Chicken Lettuce Wraps are sooo good!! I asked the waiter the difference between the regular & gluten free version, and he said it's the sauce. I liked that he was knowledgeable & have never gotten sick after eating there. Kudos to P.F. Chang's!
2300 Village Dr. West Bldg #140, Maumee, OH 43537
Dedicated gluten free menu. Separate prep area in the kitchen. Labels entree containers with gluten free stickers. So far it's seemed safe.
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
After reading the reviews I was exited to go here, but ended up pretty dissapointed. They do have a gf menu, but the food is nothing special. Waiter was friendly but didn't have a clou, manager came by though. They could not offer any drinks for they could not guarantee they were gf (am I the first to order a lemonade?). We felt like we were in a overpriced Panda Express... Messing up the bill 3 times, messing up our to-go box. Anyway, most important, it was gluten free and pretty ok I guess.
350 Riverside Square Mall, Hackensack, NJ 07601
I've been there a few times. The food is always good. It appears to be truly gluten Free. The service is always mediocre. Picking up takeout service is downright difficult easier to cook.
766 South Osprey Avenue, Sarasota, FL 34236
The gluten free options are amazing. This is a favorite restaurant of hours, the servers and staff take care of our gluten free me with care. The food is always tasty and it comes out in a reasonable amount of time. The environment and decor are fantastic along with the service and the quality of food. Definitely worth five stars.
1885 N Hwy 17, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
Great! I have nothing bad to say!
7463 SW Bridgeport Rd., Tigard, OR 97224
I was very disappointed in the lack of selection on their gluten free menu. The Buddha Delight ($14.99) was a plate of steamed vegetables which essentially was one carrot, two asparagus, a few mushroom slices and broccoli heads. When I asked for the accompanying sauce, I was told it wasn't gluten-free. Although dim sum is listed on the GF menu, after checking with the kitchen I was told it wasn't GF. I do wish to note the service was excellent, too bad neither my daughter nor I cared for the entrees we ordered.
2041 Rosecrans Avenue #120, El Segundo, CA 90245
GF menu, tasty food (I like the lemon chicken) and great service. Ask what GF dessert they may have, as they seem to be trying some out, and if enough of us ask it may stay on the menu.
111 Providence Pl, Providence, RI 02903
Went here for lunch on a Saturday. Server was attentive as was the manager who came around to check on us. Ordered the gluten-free spicy chicken (Genral Tso's) with white rice. Menu is adequate for GF selections. Staff didn't make a huge fuss - which was nice. Meal was ok - don't think I'd order it again. Unsure why the server brought us 2 fortune cookies - pretty sure they aren't gluten free. So my friend and I just opened them for our fortunes. If you really like PF Changs - you'd probably do okay at this one. But I doubt I'll be returning.
9212 Stony Point, Richmond, VA 23235
Safe and delicious Chinese- need I say more?
233 Summit Boulevard, Birmingham, AL 35243
We all should know by now that the gf PF Changs is worth the up charge! It's a special treat for us to get Asian food. Their desserts are delish! The new gf shortcake is super good as well :)
1095 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89145
Celiac friendly but their prices have risen and food quality has gone down in the last few years.
3545 U.S. 1, Princeton, NJ 08540
This was my second time to a PF Changs and the first since having to be GF. Was there with some people from work and I informed the waitress that I needed to be GF and she was more than helpful and friendly. I think her name was Linda, she was one of the most helpful and attentive servers I've had, I feel bad for not knowing her name. She explained that all of the GF food will come out on a special plate with the PF Chang logo on it and if it isn't on said plate, it isn't safe to for me. She suggested we try the GF lettuce wraps for the table and I believe everyone enjoyed them. I thought they were tasty, very similar to what my wife makes at home. I got to see the special plate which just has a line around the rim and the PF Changs name on it, but she pointed out to look for it. My mongolian beef arrived in the same special plate and I noticed the rest of the table had plain white plates. I felt special with my fancy plate and knowing that I could be sure it was GF. The food was much better than the first time I had PF Changs and with the special GF plate, decent GF selection and very understanding staff, I will surely return.
326 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90401
I will never set foot in here again. Third time getting glutened, out of three visits over six months. I've had such good luck at every other PF Changs but this one has officially scared me away.. I work around the corner and would have come here twice a month if the first two experiences hadn't scared me off. Thought I might try one more time, but it was not a fluke. There's something wrong here.
16170 N 83rd Ave., Peoria, AZ 85382
Excellent Chang's Cicken!
110 South Jordan Creek Parkway, West Des Moines, IA 50266
Spent the entire night in agony.
2110 Hamilton Place Boulevard, Chattanooga, TN 37421
Never had a problem with GF at PF Chang's! have always had knowledgeable servers. There are several great options!
436 North Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789
Got sick once on my birthday a few years back after eating here. Went back today, and now Im back in the same pain. 0/2, will never come back!
111 Providence Pl, Providence, RI 02903
I have great luck at P.F. Chang's and this location in particular has been very good to me. The GF menu isn't extensive, but there are enough choices to make a good meal. Our favorites are the egg drop soup, pork fried rice, and mongolian beef. I love that P.F. Chang's has special plates they use for the GF food. Such a comfort! Servers have always been pleasant, accommodating, and extremely knowledgable about Celiac. P.F. Chang's GF food items are expensive, but that is the reality when you have Celiac. But, for lunch, my non-Celiac husband and I split a bowl of egg drop soup(their bowls of soup are HUGE) and an order of beef fried rice and it came to under $20. That's totally reasonable for lunch. This location is in the Providence Place mall and can get very busy on weekends.
10 Port Imperial Blvd., West NY, NJ 07093
Great options for GF! Everything comes out with a GF label (even take out!)
2525 W End Suite #2535, Nashville, TN 37203
Amazing good selection of gluten free items and safe separate handling of food.
15301 Ventura Boulevard P-22, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
Friendly service. I love how they bring out the gf dishes on a special pf chang's logo plate.
1095 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89145
I was nervous to eat here, first time trying the GF menu. I was so happy we went! My daughter had 2 choices on the kids menu (rarely ever does she get to order from the kids menu!). Waiter knew answered to all of my questions, and we didn't get sick. GF food came on different shaped plates. Highly recommend this location!
1180 Galleria Boulevard, Roseville, CA 95678
I have heard a lot about people getting glutened at PF Changs, so I try to be very vigilant. I make it very clear to all servers that I have celiac and it is important that they are careful. I went here with. A party of 7 and they were careful and I didn't get sick. Yay!
10700 Stockdale Highway, Bakersfield, CA 93311
I have Celiac and find PF Chang's is a great go to place when I'm traveling. They have a GF menu and will serve your items on a specially designed plate. I usually get their GF Lettuce Wraps and GF Pork Fried Rice. There portions are large so share with someone or plan on having enough for lunch the next day.
6809-F Phillips Place Court, Charlotte, NC 28210
Lots of gluten free options! Never disappointed here!
210 Andover Street, Peabody, MA 01960
Some nice GF options, but it needs an update.
5 Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg, IL 60173
Fantastic food! Next day and I still feel great. We have the gf chicken lettuce wraps, gf egg drop soup and the gf Singapore Noodle. All of it was amazing!
10114 Jollyville Rd., Austin, TX 78759
I love eating at Pf Changs. Their staff is knowledgeable about the gf menu and offer gf soy sauce. The gf food arrives served on plates with the pf chang's logo on it which are reserved for gf food only. Non gf food is served on different plates with no writing. I have ordered dishes that come gf and non gf like the lettuce wraps and the fried rice and you can actually see the difference between the two. The gf lettuce wraps and fried rice appear lighter in color and look freshly made. I eat here often since I live close by and have not been ill as a result.
1295 Chesterfield Parkway East, Chesterfield, MO 63017
Not enough GF choices - disappointing.
321 West Katella Avenue #120, Anaheim, CA 92802
2 out of 5 in our party are GF. Food was great. No one got sick. It took a long time and one thing never came out. (It is spring break and they did not schedule extra staff.) all in all, it was great. No left overs for us.
13700 N Pennsylvania Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73134
The food was great! Our server, Emily, was knowledgable about what was gluten free. I felt comfortable and was very happy with my meal and service!
650 Hwy 114, Grapevine, TX 76051
We got the gf lettuce wraps and gf chang's spicy chicken. Waiter was knowledgable and it tasted really good.
721 Easton Road, Warrington, PA 18976
Horrendous experience. Kitchen has no idea what they are doing with food allergies.
8 Park Plaza Space D6, Boston, MA 02116
There were random noodles UNDER my GF ginger chicken. Great.
640 Grand Boulevard, Sandestin, FL 32550
Had the GF Trio. Tender beef and juicy chicken and shrimp. Kids even have 2 GF choices. Great flavor. Knowledgable waiter
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
The food was great and very Coeliac friendly. I'm holidaying from Australia and wish I could take PF Chang's back home with me.
1330 Stoneridge Mall Road, Pleasanton, CA 94588
Delicious! They cook the meal in a separate pan
6741 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37919
The lettuce wraps are delicious
17905 Haggerty Rd., Northville Township, MI 48167
This is one of the few places that I have been able to eat safely. I eat at the Haggerty Road location once a month and have NEVER had a problem there. GF options are served on special plates and GF sauces are in red cups so you know it's tamari and not regular soy sauce. I am a celiac who is also dairy free - we always have the GF lettuce wraps and the GF spicy chicken or GF mongolian beef. It does help to be sweet to your waitstaff when you have multiple food issues.
326 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90401
amazing very caring staff with understanding about gluten free and celiac!
6741 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37919
I love this place! I always feel safe when eating here and the staff is very knowledgeable. I ordered the veggie shrimp fried rice and it was very good, however, kind of bland. They have gluten free soy sauce but no other sauce. Still ate everything on my plate though! I also had the egg drop soup and went ahead and ordered a to-go beef and broccoli, I was very disappointed with the to go order though, rice wasn't cooked well and beef was chewy so that's why I only selected 4 stars! However I did not get sick with either meal and I find that a success!!
3710 Hwy 9 #2817, Freehold, NJ 07728
Got sick after eating. Ordered off of the gluten free menu but there was clearly some cross contamination.
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A registered sex offender is back behind bars today on several charges, including living too close to a middle school.
The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office says they arrested 48 year old Harley Ray Alligood, Jr. He's charged with second degree burglary, larceny after breaking and entering, possession of a firearm by a felon, failure to report change of address, and sex offender residential restriction violation.
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Entry into the field of Occupational Therapy requires a minimum of entry-level master education. The Davenport University Master of Science in Occupational Therapy is a post-baccalaureate program intended to prepare students to become practicing occupational therapists. The program is offered in-seat at the W.A. Lettinga Campus.
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Robbing Uncle Sam is the last mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas to be given to protagonist Carl Johnson by fellow Grove Street Families member Ryder from his house.
Carl goes to see Ryder in his backyard, who is smoking. He asks Carl why he didn't finish high school, after Carl asks if it was because he dealt drugs since the age of ten, or if it was because he attacked a teacher for wearing Ballas colors, Ryder responds that it's because he is too intelligent. After asking Carl where they can get a lot of guns, Ryder tells him that the army has all the guns.
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In 1984, George Rowell and Anthony Jackson published their history of what we then more commonly referred to as 'repertory' theatre concluding:
Repertory has, then, contributed to British theatre's sense of itself in that it has provided the basic network of the nation's theatre, without which it would be wholly London-based and deprived of much of that new talent in writing, acting and direction which found its opportunity in the regions. Repertory has provided the decentralised nurturing of artistic strength and individuality and the focus for local cultural growth which has given British theatre the vitality and variety for which it has become so internationally renowned. (The Repertory Movement: A History of Regional Theatre in Britain: 190)
They continue by raising a series of questions/points facing the survival of regional theatres in the eighties:
The Repertory Movement: A History of Regional Theatre in Britain was the last attempt to provide some kind of overview of the history and development of theatre in the regions. The conference is an attempt to pick up the reins and to bring the argument up to date. To try and answer some of the questions and uncertainties left hanging in the early eighties and to ascertain what movement there has been, what movement there might still be.
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Primary categories
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The following expressions are lvalues:
- The name of an object or function in scope, regardless of type, such as
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- Function call or operator expression if the function's or operator's return type is an lvalue reference, such as
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- Cast expression to lvalue reference type.
- String literal
- Function call expression if the function's return type is rvalue reference to function type (rare)
- Cast expression to rvalue reference to function.
- Same as glvalue (below)
- Address of an lvalue may be taken:
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- A modifiable lvalue may be used as the first (left) argument of the built-in assignment operator.
- An lvalue may be used to initialize an lvalue reference; this associates a new name with the object identified by the expression.
rvalue (until C++11) / prvalue (since C++11)
A prvalue is an expression that identifies a temporary object (or a subobject thereof) or is a value not associated with any object.
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- Cast expression to any type other than reference type.
- Lambda expressions, such as [](int x){return x*x;}
- Same as rvalue (below)
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- a non-class prvalue cannot be const-qualified.
xvalue (since C++11)
An xvalue is an expression that identifies an "expiring" object, that is, the object that may be moved from. The object identified by an xvalue expression may be a nameless temporary, it may be a named object in scope, or any other kind of object, but if used as a function argument, xvalue will always bind to the rvalue reference overload if available.
Only the following expressions are xvalues:
- A function call expression, if the function's return type is an rvalue reference to object type, such as
- A cast expression to an rvalue reference to object type, such as
- a non-static class member access expression, in which the object expression is an xvalue
- A pointer-to-member expression in which the first operand is an xvalue and the second operand is a pointer to data member.
- Same as rvalue (below)
- Same as glvalue (below)
Like prvalues, xvalues bind to rvalue references, but unlike prvalues, an xvalue may be polymorphic, and a non-class xvalue may be cv-qualified.
Mixed categories
glvalue(since C++11)
A glvalue is an expression that is either an lvalue or an xvalue.
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rvalue (since C++11)
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Properties (note, these apply to both xvalues and prvalues, which means they apply to the pre-C++11 rvalues as well)
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- An rvalue may be used to initialize an rvalue reference, in which case the lifetime of the object identified by the rvalue is extended until the scope of the reference ends.
- When used as a function argument and when two overloads of the function are available, one taking rvalue reference parameter and the other taking lvalue reference to const parameter, rvalues bind to the rvalue reference overload (thus, if both copy and move constructors are available, rvalue arguments invoke the move constructor, and likewise with copy and move assignment operators).
Special categories
Pending member function call
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Bit fields
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