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Had a good experience here having Red Robin g free fries (no seasoning) and g free Red Robin burger with cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickle, and Red Robin sauce (which is g free). Having been to many Red Robins nationwide, coast to coast, ordering the same meal, I feel safe eating at this chain.
14015 W. Bell Rd., Surprise, AZ 85374
Excellent. Staff was well versed on my needs.
1750 N Loop 1604 E, Ste 102, San Antonio, TX 78232
Very good atmosphere and helpful staff. I had a pretty knowledgable server, but for anything she didn't know about, she deferred to her manager. Awesome food, and if the staff doesn't know, you can look it up online. They even have a frier that's DEDICATED TO FRIES! Nothing else is fried in it ever to help with allergies (thank God!)
2450 E 17th Street, Idaho Falls, ID 83404
Staff trained and many options so you don't have to eat the same thing every visit.
30142 Haun Road, Menifee, CA 92584
They where very educated on GF foods! I did not got sick at all. The GF bun they have for hamburgers was great! Way better then what I had thought it was going to taste!! Was super happy!!
8720 IH40 West Frontage Road, Amarillo, TX 79124
They provided a scan card at the table to access their gluten free menu online, but then did not serve in this restaurant several things on the GF menu. Very frustrating.
2511 South Road, Route 9, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
There is no specific menu, it's all online, then you fill I'm what you need to avoid and it gives you the options. There's gf options, bread, different fry fryer. Thought it was good, had a chicken bruschetta sandwich and fries. Unfortunately my stomach starting turning and I got sick about 20 minutes after eating 😑
3797 Carpenter Road, Pittsfield Township, MI 48197
Waitress who helped us is gluten free!!! Was a great experience. Food took longer to prepare, but the three of us gf eaters did not get sick, and really enjoyed our custom meals. Plenty of good food and RR is always kind to help us with our gf and vegetarian needs (their veggie burger is NOT gluten free, so do not order). RR is one of the few fast food sit down places we count on for gf food, and this location did not let us down.
1562 N. Woodland Park Dr., Layton, UT 84041
Absolutely wonderful. gluten free buns give you an endless option of burgers, etc.
8720 IH40 West Frontage Road, Amarillo, TX 79124
best gluten free burger I've had yet!!
15780 Hall Rd., Clinton Township, MI 48038
Best place for burgers and fries! We eat here often and have a regular server who helps the kitchen staff understand our needs (daughter wanted grilled cheese on her GF bun so server explained using a skillet to grill the sandwich). Highly recommend!
35858 Detroit Road, Avon, OH 44011
GLUTEN FREE BUNS. need I say more?!
1050 Ed Noble Parkway, Norman, OK 73072
GF buns are great here and the wait staff is good. They make sure everything is GF.
5031 N Garland Ave, Garland, TX 75044
Wonderful experience! The bun tasted great and they have a separate frier for the fries. I was able to order and enjoy a burger and fries like everyone else at my table. When the rest of my family (not GF) ordered an app, our waitress automatically pointed out that it was not GF, which we already knew but was great for her to advise anyway. Then when she brought it out she brought some fresh fries for me to have something before our meal arrived. Very thoughtful.
1701 William D. Tate Ave., Grapevine, TX 76051
I was very impressed with not only the GF food but the service as well. Our waiter made sure that the food I ordered was special for all my allergies and checked once the food was delivered to make sure it was as specified. There was not any problems with accommodating what I needed. Very impressed and will return!
8640 Snowden River Pkwy, Columbia, MD 21045
I love their cheeseburgers! I think they have the best!! Personally, I like to get them lettuce wrapped to go and put them on an Udi's whole grain bun at home. I have been going back and forth between Red Robin and 5Guys. I prefer their cheeseburgers to 5Guys. However, 5Guys has better fries! I tried their bun there when it was first announced and have not had one since. I was not impressed at the time.
111 Marketplace Blvd, Selinsgrove, PA 17870
Best buns ever!!!!! I want to buy them for myself. They were really cool about using a different fryer and everything it was awesome!
1101 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA 98101
Kind of slow service but very good food.
1035 Montauk Hwy, West Babylon, NY 11704
The best GF restaurant in the area. They offer fantastic GF buns for any combination of different burgers and sandwiches. They have an online, interactive allergy menu where you can create your mall, then order it at your table. Dedicated fryer, just make sure you stress you want GF fries when you order. They're usually very busy, but extremely accommodating. It's a must try!
1865 Hilliard-Rome Road, Hilliard, OH 43026
They don't have a menu dedicated to a gluten free diet. They have a few select items they will take anything that tastes good off of(even salsa) to prepare you a very bland meal. They did a good job of making sure I didn't have a reaction, but the food tasted like nothing.
5631 W Loop 1604N, San Antonio, TX 78253
After explaining the severity of my intolerance the manager assured me the food would be safe. Found chicken nuggets at the bottom of my fry basket after I'd already eaten several fries. Needless to say, I was sick the next day.
1750 Deptford Center Rd, Deptford Township, NJ 08096
Liked the fact that you can customize their menu. It was nice that the kitchen manager came out with an iPad and was able to answer any questions. My waitress was knowledgeable with knowing how the mushroom burger needed prepared so that I could have it. Nice experience
247 Forum Drive, Columbia, SC 29229
Great burger with a GF bun.
5460 Corporate Drive, Troy, MI 48098
Went to Red Robin many times, and they used to be great! Now they refuse to have a printed gluten free menu. They said they would give us an ipad, but internet doesn't always work. You can use your phone, but first you must take the time to download their app. Then you have to hope you still get reception as you look through the menu on the app. It's quite the process that takes a long time.
1431 Beaver Creek Commons Dr., Apex, NC 27502
be careful one manager told us that celiac disease is just intolerance and isn't a big deal after giving us a gluten bub instead of the gluten free we ordered. we were also told the kitchen no longer differentiates orders they all go on the same plates between the managers statements and the lack of cleanliness in the dining room. I would warn folks to avoid at least this store if not the whole chain if you are sensitive to gluten, as they have recently changed policy.
11784 W. Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23233
Great fries and bun!
421 Interstate 20 Frontage Road, Arlington, TX 76018
They have gluten free buns for sandwiches.
5550-3 Whittlesey Blvd., Columbus, GA 31909
Bacon cheeseburger with bbq sauce instead of mayo on a gluten free bun. They were very conscientious about the gluten free thing. If you order a gf bun, they automatically mark your order and give you fries without the seasoned salt that contains gluten. It was tasty!
36350 Warren Ave., Westland, MI 48185
We had the best gluten free hamburgers. The staff was knowledgeable about gluten free. The bun was excellent! ! You can buy them for 99 cents a piece to take home. We bought 5, they were SO good! We were confident that we were not going to get sick. It was nice to feel normal and not have to explain about gluten free. We got a royalty card because we Will be going back often. It made our day.
11433 Parkside Drive, Farragut, TN 37934
Outstanding!!! The gf buns are soft and tasty! The have a dedicated fryer so fries are ON the menu Yummm! Our server was so helpful and knowledgable, the GM even came out to discuss why the shakes are not on the gf menu and they made a Choc shake for me in a cleaned blender (not usual equip) I am one happy celiac girl!
8311 NE Vancouver Mall Rd., Vancouver, WA 98662
I am REALLY sensitive to gluten and even a crumb of contamination will cause all kinds of problems for me, so I have to be very careful eating out (I usually just don't bother). But this Red Robin not only has gluten free buns, but they even have a separate gluten free fryer to cook fries in! They use separate surfaces for gluten allergy customers, and have a very in depth gluten free menu. I love this place, and have not had any issues!
14090 Worth Avenue, Woodbridge, VA 22192
So long as you tell the server about your gluten allergy, they are very accommodating. Always a pleasant outing for me and the family.
1031 New Park Mall, Newark, CA 94560
Tasty and GF friendly!
1300 W. Sunset Rd., #2545, Henderson, NV 89014
won't make sweet potato fries GF why? they make their Potato fries GF what's the problem? I asked they have no reason just won't
310 Daniel Webster Hwy, Nashua, NH 03060
Huge disappointment... Even though they have a dedicated menu, my husband was sick before we even left. Staff is not very knowledgeable
15780 Hall Rd., Clinton Township, MI 48038
Super friendly staff and the BEST gluten free burgers and buns I have ever had!
18029 Garden Way NE, Woodinville, WA 98072
I was diagnosed with celiac 9 months ago. This is one of the few restaurants I feel safe eating at. They have a dedicated fryer so I can have French fries!! I have not gotten sick here and I have eaten here several times. They have a great allergy menu online so your phone serves as your GF menu. I've had burgers, salad and a hot fudge sundae. Hamburger buns are decent.
8200 Perry Hall Blvd #2425, A, Baltimore, MD 21236
I've been twice and both times got grilled turkey burger with gf bun and sweet potato fries (also dairy free). The binder with allergy menus broken down by allergy is nice. Second time they brought us regular buns and I had to let them know- good thing I had been before and knew what the gf buns looked like! Not thrilled with that, but the burgers were yummy both times and make me feel "normal" eating out, so I would come back. Just hopefully they'll get the order right.
101 East Brannon Road, Nicholasville, KY 40356
Came for my sons b'day. We expressed how serious his gluten condition is. Sure enough sent burgers out on regular bun, seasoning on fries that's not gf. Everyone in our party was finished before we got ours. It was good but very frustrating. The manager never came by, obviously did not care.
621 Park Avenue, Hershey, PA 17033
so helpful and friendly - great for gluten-free kids
170 W Hillcrest Dr, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
They have gluten free buns. I love getting their Chicken sandwich. It's amazing
1020 Pittsburgh Mills Circle, Tarentum, PA 15084
Great service & very careful regarding cross contamination. Ate the avo-cobb salad there in October of 2013 when they still had the allergy binders for a menus. Corporate has now eliminated the binders & forces you to go online for an interactive allergy menu, which works as long as you have a smartphone.
6255 Mills Civic Pkwy., West Des Moines, IA 50266
Beer menu shows angry orchard as an option but they don't have it? Said they don't carry it anymore. Weird. Yukon chips (which I LOVE at our red robin back home) were cold & soft. Not crunchy. Service was ok. Waitress seemed inexperienced but nice. We complained about the chips and burnt burger. Manager came over. Nice guy. Took care of problems. Got replacement food. Etc.
211 W. Parkcenter Blvd., Boise, ID 83706
Great gf bun! I also really like just getting my burgers wrapped in lettuce, pretty tasty.
314 W Washington St, East Peoria, IL 61611
so exciting to get to order from a menu and the waitress was wonderful helping me with GF choices!!!
3720 South Glenstone Ave., Springfield, MO 65804
Great food and very sensitive to gluten cross contamination ,,
2233 S. 320th Street, Federal Way, WA 98003
Servers aren't all knowledgable on which items are safe, but they will bring a manager to you that is, or you can access a GF menu from their website. I always enjoy the food and never have been glutenized.
18999 Bear Valley Road, Apple Valley, CA 92307
Update: 8/5/14 I've been back to the Apple Valley and Victorville locations a couple of time since my initial review, and have had a few problems at each location. Each location I ended up sick at one point or another. Once my fries tasted like onion rings, and another time my plate came out and was served along with all the other orders. Your now expected to go online to find GF options. They no longer have a printed menu at the chain. I no longer trust this food chain and will not return. Not worth the risk!!
Providence Town Center, 140 Market St, Collegeville, PA 19426
I'm a big fan of Red Robin's new GF menu. The last time I went to this location, the menu had been "digitized," so you can either look it up on a smartphone or request the restaurant's iPad, which I found a lot easier. The new online menu allows you to filter all menu items by dietary restrictions. Then it tells you exactly what needs to be changed for each item (most burgers, for example, tell you to substitute the bun for GF bun, and some might tell you to take off a certain sauce). The GF bun is pretty standard (and costs an extra dollar or 2) but there are plenty of delicious burgers and salads to choose from. The last time I was there, I also learned that they do have an allergen-safe fryer, but I think you have to specify that you want allergen-free fries when you order because it sounded like they have a non-GF fryer as well.
1300 W. Sunset Rd., #2545, Henderson, NV 89014
Good food and they do have a good gluten free menu but it is online only. Not really a problem because they have an ipad avaliable, but why not just include the gluten free menu with the regular menu? Red Robin needs to celebrate the fact that there are gluten free options, it is just a major bonus for their restaurant. Also, on a side note, server said they use a dedicated fryer for the fries.
1024 Eden Way North, Chesapeake, VA 23320
Their GF bun is really good! Note, you can also have their fries GF- if you ask. Their shaker of fry spice at the table and used in the kitchen is NOT GF. Beware! Gotta ask for GF fries.
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Diamond, 26, had the arthroscopic surgery done by Dr. David Altchek in New York, according to Twins general manager Terry Ryan.
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Diamond was set to play for Team Canada in the Classic after a breakout season in 2012. The Guelph, Ontario, native led the club with 12 wins while posting a 3.54 ERA in 27 starts totaling 173 innings. He also reached the 200-inning mark for the first time in his career, as he pitched 34 2/3 innings at Triple-A Rochester before being called up in May.
Diamond entered the offseason as the only pitcher guaranteed a spot in the rotation for '13. Since then, however, the Twins have added Vance Worley, Kevin Correia and Mike Pelfrey to the rotation.
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
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Mississippi State answered its first big challenge of the season with a dominating performance against Auburn. Russell led the way, finding nine receivers for 222 yards and three touchdowns against a shaky Auburn secondary. He was named the SEC's offensive player of the week.
It was the first time since 1999 the Bulldogs opened SEC play with a win, and only the second time in 12 years they have beaten Auburn. While the loss for Auburn (0-2) could send the Tigers into a free fall, the opposite is true for Mississippi State.
The Bulldogs (2-0, 1-0) climbed into the "others receiving votes" section of the Associated Press Top 25 and are only a few more votes away from cracking the rankings. They get to enjoy being undefeated in SEC play, playing Troy and South Alabama in the next two weeks. After an off week, Kentucky and Tennessee will try to take the Bulldogs' undefeated mark away from them.
If Russell can continue his efficient passing and the Bulldog defense harasses quarterbacks the way it did Auburn's Kiehl Frazier, each of those games is winnable and could propel Mississippi State to a 7-0 start before facing current No. 1 Alabama.
Jones was the national defensive player of the week, after he single-handedly crushed any hopes Missouri (1-1, 0-1) had for a win in its SEC opener.
Before Saturday, the only news about Georgia's defense was about suspended players who would not be playing. Jones put that talk to a stop with eight tackles, a sack, an interception and a forced fumble. The interception and forced fumble came with Georgia holding a slim, 7-point lead in the fourth quarter.
Missouri QB James Franklin threw a short pass over the middle and didn't bother to look for Jones. That was a problem, because Jones was standing where the ball went. He caught it and took it to the 1-yard line. Georgia scored, and the next possession Jones sacked Franklin from behind and forced a fumble. Georgia recovered the ball, scored again and won 41-20.
Florida didn't have a lot of offense against Texas A&M, but when it came time to put points on the board, Gillislee got the job done. Florida had two touchdowns and Gillislee scored both of them. He also had 83 yards rushing on 14 carries and is the current leading rusher in the SEC.
Quarterback Jeff Driskel played well for the Gators (2-0, 1-0), but the threat of Gillislee's runs are forcing defenses to account for him on every play. This will be important throughout the season, but especially next week against Tennessee.
If Florida can use Gillislee to power long, slow, methodical drives, it will keep Tennessee's offense on the sideline and avoid getting into a shootout, which Florida's offense has not shown it can do. The Vols' rushing defense hasn't been put to much of a test yet, but Gillislee will certainly do that.
For starters, Ole Miss hasn't played anyone of note yet so any discussion of what the Rebels (2-0) will do this year is premature. That being said, Bo Wallace is showing that the Ole Miss offense may have a spark to it. He had 264 yards and two touchdowns against Central Arkansas and 174 yards and three touchdowns against UTEP.
It's going to be three weeks before the Rebels play an SEC team, and they will play all eight of their conference opponents back-to-back, starting with Alabama on Sept. 29. The Rebels will get a big test this weekend against Texas. If the offense can keep going against the Longhorns, Ole Miss may have something brewing. If not, the Rebels will continue to labor in obscurity.
Ditto for Kentucky (1-1). Smith had 280 yards passing and two touchdowns in a loss to Louisville and 254 yards and four TDs in a win over Kent State. This week, Kentucky gets Western Kentucky, which was dismantled by Alabama last week.
But after that comes six straight games the Wildcats are expected to lose, starting with a road game against Florida. It's been a long time since Kentucky could be excited about something on the gridiron and if Smith can't force the likes of Florida and South Carolina - both with questionable secondaries - into a shootout, it will be even longer.
Let's go ahead and say Tyler Bray should be watched every week. Tennessee's defense hasn't faced a tough test yet and if it falters, Bray will have to pick up the slack. He's looked more than capable of doing that with consecutive 300-plus yard games to open the year.
But Tennessee (2-0) gets Florida this week – with ESPN's College GameDay crew in attendance - in a game that will show if the Vols are ready for big-time football again. A win over the Gators would set up a Sept. 29 showdown with Georgia that will have the nation's attention.
If Bray can add to his 643 yards and six touchdowns and capitalize on Tennessee's big-play potential, it could be a relatively easy day. Tennessee's running game hasn't shown a lot of consistency, so Bray will be the key to Tennessee's success, both now and in the future.
If anyone has the opportunity to step up and make a name for himself this week it is Davis. First, performing well against Alabama's defense will get anyone noticed and second, Arkansas' quarterback situation is in doubt.
Tyler Wilson went out of the Razorbacks' loss to Louisiana-Monroe after taking some hits to the head. He is considered day-to-day. Even if the QB can play against Alabama, Davis will still be important, because without balance, there is no chance Arkansas (1-1) can move the ball consistently against the Crimson Tide (2-0).
Davis has just 132 rushing yards for the season and two touchdowns. Considering Arkansas has played Jacksonville State and Louisiana-Monroe, that number is dreadful. If the trend continues, and Wilson can't rebound from last year's season-ending injury, The Razorbacks (1-1) could be in the same situation as Auburn. Auburn's issues have already been exposed against quality opponents. Arkansas still has a lot of unknowns.
With the way McCarron has been playing recently, Alabama could easily become a passing team. Opposing defenses will key on the Crimson Tide's running game regardless of how well it performs. The Tide's talent commands that type of respect. But while they wait for Alabama to run, McCarron is throwing to open receivers and racking up touchdowns at a rate Alabama quarterbacks aren't known for.
McCarron has six passing touchdowns so far, which is tied for first in the SEC. Under Nick Saban, Alabama has had a balanced offense but relies on the passing game in the red zone. McCarron has been taking advantage of that play calling, while leading the Tide to two easy wins.
With Arkansas' defense faltering early, the opportunities will be there again this week.
It isn't known yet which of these players will start, but either way all eyes will be on him.
Shaw is dealing with a shoulder injury he suffered against Vanderbilt, and Thompson is coming off a three-touchdown game over East Carolina. If Shaw can't play against Alabama-Birmingham this week, Thompson could make a claim to becoming the permanent starter.
If Shaw can play and is not limited, his running ability could help him cement his claim to the starting job. With games against Missouri and Kentucky coming up in the next few weeks, the Gamecocks (2-0, 1-0) will be paying close attention to their signal callers.
The last thing South Carolina needs is another quarterback controversy, but one is brewing whether anyone wants to acknowledge it.
One interception, one fumble or one unnecessary sack and Frazier will likely get booed. And it will be for good reason.
Auburn has been terrible. Frazier had five turnovers in a 28-10 loss to Mississippi State. But this week, Tigers coach Gene Chizik confirmed his commitment to Frazier as the starter, saying the turnovers are "part of a young quarterback's journey."
Frazier will be the starter against Louisiana-Monroe this week, but Auburn follows that game with home contests against LSU and Arkansas.
Chizik named Frazier the starter in August, but has said that a change is not out of the question if things go south - which they are starting to do. It's worth noting that Frazier's backup, Clint Moseley, made six starts for the Tigers last year.
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Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
Spent the better part of two days at the red power round up in Duquoin... absolutely amazing! Over 2000 tractors, or so I was told, and a plethora of cubs and cub owners! After playing "where's waldo" with EJP for the first hour or so, (he's remarkably elusive on that souped up scooter of his!) , I perused the parts vendors for over 2 hrs.. and still doubt I saw all of the "deals." I did pick up a nice drawbar and brackets very reasonably after playing a bit of Picker's dickering.
The first day I drove my squad, (one of the perks of the M/sgt gig), and ended up assisting with a subject who was "messed up" at the front gate. I had just pulled up to talk to ask a show official a question, but was politely waiting as he was on the phone. Little did I know, he had just been called about an man having problems, and he was surprised to see me pulled up along side of him. He was unclear if the subject was drunk or it was a medical problem, so I buzzed over to the front gate, where the subject was, and found an 84 yr old man with heat exhaustion. I took care of him, getting him cooled down and transported him to a cooling station. It was one HOT day for sure. The show official was kind enough to give me a few gate passes for the next day, when I came back. As I was hauling a tractor on Saturday, I didn't have to pay to get in, so I handed the passes off to a random couple I saw at the gate. They were pleased as punch and it made me feel good too.
I've worked the state fair on those grounds for several yrs, so I know all of the backroads and shortcuts, but in the sea of red, it all looked very different... Where there would normally be a beer tent, there were a bunch of tractors... where the carnival would be, there were a bunch of tractors.... where the kid's RR would be.. yeah.. you guessed it... a bunch of tractors! Even the cattle barns were filled with red parts instead of red Herfords.. Besides tractors, there were trucks, plows, engines, implements of all types, an exhibition hall full of really cool stuff, (I really liked the IH Garand rifles..... The ISP firing range was right across the road but the owner wasn't too keen on THAT idea!) There were at least a dozen old high wheel, chain drive trucks and much much else. If you didn't get to go, you missed quite a show. I saw license plates from all over the US and several from Canada.
Ironically, on Wed, I was patrolling south in I-57 when I had occassion to talk to a driver of a tt/st from Iowa, that had a bit of a heavy foot.. (not too bad, but enough it caught my attention.) After a momentary discussion on "velocity", I learned his destination and what he was hauling. Yup... red tractors. I think I suprised him by being able to "speak tractor." We had a nice conversation about his tractors and I gave him good directions to the fairgrounds entrance and off he went... (no, I didn't write him a ticket....not even a warning... there were plenty more fish in the sea that were faster to deal with, and he was obviously a pretty good guy. After all, he restores TRACTORS!)
It was nice to put faces with the names of several members of this forum, like Cub Bud, Stanton, and several which I already knew. Just out of curiosity, how many members DID attend?? Respond and let us all know.
I took scads of pics, but upon trying to load them, found that they were too large for photohost to accept. I'll have to resize them and try later.
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I've never met a tractor I didn't like....but I have found some that were greatly annoying....
Re: Fed Power Round Up.. who was there?
I was there from Tuesday until Friday morning with Tryke and Rat Cub on display.
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Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
i was there thursday and friday....i saw your tractor but never saw da bull...i did talk at length with the gent who owned the french diesel 'C' that was featured in the red power magazine and that alone was worth the trip....also talked to the man who makes the exact duplicate miniature tractors and u cannot believe this guys talent....very very enjoyable 2 days for me
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
Was there also. Thursday 11:00-5:00 and Friday 8:00-3:00. Should have stayed until 5:00 Saint Louis traffic sucks big time.
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
I was there at the same time as SteveB. I had Cubota & Scotty (George Willers 57 Cub). We ran into quite a few forum members, but I'm terrible with names and can't remember half the guys I talked to. It really was a great show and great time.
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
Thursday afternoon to Saturday afternoon. Looks like I missed seeing/meeting a few members.
"Never forget where it is you come from, or you may find yourself someplace you don't want to be"
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Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
I was there Wed. thru Sat. Sold the Lo Boy Had to sit with the Lo boy, and sold some small stuff. Sat with David Cripps (Intl385) and his Family at their BIG parts spread.
I rode around one evening for 45 min, taking pics of ROWS of tractors, and could not get to all of the rows, or groups of rows.
I liked all the tractors, but my favs outside the cubs were the orchard tractors
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
Nice pics Dale - glad to hear you sold the Lo-boy! Now you be sure and give that $$ to Jan
I am going to try and make it to next years in Ohio
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
Nope Brad, Julie gets the biggest share of it. She loaned me some for my truck. the rest is to replace the lo boy with an older fixer upper cub, but NOT another LO Boy
It is time to rescue another
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
I was there from Wednesday until Saturday afternoon with my 47 Cub and Farmall A. Talked to a lot of forum members and had a great time.
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
I was wondering if you were there Dale... looks like I missed ya again.. are you sure you're not simply Ponymaster posting under an assumed name and talking to himself???
I've never met a tractor I didn't like....but I have found some that were greatly annoying....
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
Well, I know he talks to himself, and answers himself too. But I am much better looking than he is.
We shall meet some day.
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
was there on Thursday. Planned on staying Friday, but it was just too hot for my dad to handle. Came home late Thursday. Enjoyed the show.
Dale, drawbar is now straight
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
I was there from early afternoon Wednesday through the membership meeting on Saturday afternoon. I lost track of which forum members I saw. The first was Harlan as he had a couple Cub Express items to deliver to me. I saw John Puckett twice, both times he was on his tractor heading in some other direction. I never did catch up with him.
Edit to add:
Saturday morning I went back to registration to see if I could get some statistics. Total registrations was approaching 1,200. There were about 3 dozen 1206s. But they didn't keep any running totals of the exhibits. Thus, nobody really has any idea how many tractors were there. They do have registration sheets so they could go back and count them up. I don't know if they plan to do that.
Re: Red Power Round Up.. who was there?
My wife and I were there on Thursday. Enjoyed seeing other members and all the tractors. Know I missed some people AND sights, but was just passing through the area on our way home from Nashville.
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From Mikey B, owner of Vinyl Dreams in the Lower Haight, comes this epic pic of a sleek shuttle being towed through the rough-and-tumble streets.
Jon Stewart was really funny last night ridiculing the bus protesters. Watching highlights of the protest he chimed in:
"Take that...you carpooling scum!"
another really funny one was "As Lenin said, 'Workers of the world unite...and surround those other worker's bus'".
You might be able to see it online.
If Stewart had been anti Google you know that the SFBG would have had a huge "Jon Stewart weighs in on bus controversy" by now.
But unfortunately he weighed in on the other side so the SFBG has to go with pictures of a tow truck pictures instead.
"Jon Stewart was really funny last night..."
For those with a juvenile sense of humor. I'm familiar with him. Adults prefer other programs.
Of course if he had been in favor of the protesters, you would have posted nothing about it. You just wanted to rub it in the SFBG's face. Tacky.
>"Of course if he had been in favor of the protesters, you would have posted nothing about it."
Absolutely, I would not have posted it, you're 100% correct.
But I don't go around saying that I am a "journalist" either.
Marke is not a "journalist." He's the Publisher. I've not heard or seen Marke refer to himself as a "journalist." That's some of your stuff.
Officially, the word "journalist" is not used at all on the SFBG's Masthead page. The people who write articles are called "writers."
But regardless of Marke's title, it must be absolute torture for you to be forced to come to a site that you can't stand, for which you have no respect and someone who doesn't live up to whatever standard you think they should be doing. You have my deepest sympathy. And it's most unfortunate that your PC (or whatever you're using) for some unknown reason can't be made to go to a site that you like and respect.
He's not a publisher either. The corporation that OWNS the Guardian is the "publisher." Like his short termed predecessor, who kept running around town saying "I AM THE PUBLISHER!!" and got FIRED, he's just another hired hand on the plantation, and if the master says jump he has to say how hi? and that's that. He and the paper won't have jobs soon anyway - the Guardian is performing poorly and has no real staff anymore. The Weekly kicks their asses and is also owned by the same masters. Difference is, they got over themselves.
The Guardian? Nothing but a poorly edited rant tract on behalf of people in office. Fuck 'em.
Without getting into individual contributors, I clearly remember Steven T. Jones claiming that he was a journalist.
Not a lot of sources cover local San Francisco politics and I'm sure that many people get here via Google (ironic, I know) and are led to believe that this is a site for news. That's what I have a problem with.
And then you realize that it is a propaganda sheet for extreme left-wing politics.
"Writer" is a much more accurate term to use for someone like Steven because there is not a shred of objectivity or journalistic professionalism here.
I would have said Tim was at least partly a journalist. He would fact check and try and talk to both sides, even though the result was inevitably highly biased. But even that has now been abandoned in favor of cheap snide shots at the establishment and some hopelessly skewed pieces of "analysis".
> a propaganda sheet for extreme left-wing politics.
Really, is that what it is? Wow. Guess it's time to exhume McCarthy. Any more observations for us, J.P. Morgan?
> abandoned in favor of cheap snide shots at the establishment.
Sort of like your cheap shots at this publication?
Sorry that your top hat got knocked askew; I guess you don't have anything relevant to say on the topic, though.
If it is instead a propaganda sheet, than that claim looks absurd.
Yes, the Stewart segment was funny, but disappointing in its lack of depth. No discussion of housing costs driven by the tech influx, city street congestion from the buses, or the aloof arrogance of some of the tech invaders. Stewart's researchers let him down on this one, and I'll be watching with a more critical eye in the future.
Aloof arrogance!! God, why havent we lynched them already!
Well maybe, just maybe, he doesn't agree with you on some of those points. But he did say something about blaming the wrong people.
The "aloof arogance", however, is a product of your own bigotry. Do you also think that other groups are "uppity"?
In the last few days we've seen one tech worker jump into the Bay near the Warming Hut to rescue a visitor from Taiwan who had fallen off the pier. We also just saw a tech worker get killed trying to pull someone off Caltrain tracks as a train approached.
Sorry that you are so blinded by your bigotry that classifies groups of people as "aloof".
Bigotry lives on and the left is not immune.
themselves by establishing their own private transportation system for their workers. They worsen their perception by stealing public space to operate that system.
so again, why pick on only the tech ones? If I take an airport shuttle instead of a public bis, am I "separating myself"? What about taking a cab?
Oh, and driving a private vehicle on a public road is not "stealing" anything. That is the purpose of roads!
differs radically from the tech shuttle system. True, public roads are open to all vehicles. Public bus stops are not.
employees like, say, UCSF. It's private - you cannot take it. So it must be evil, right?
What about the Bay club shuttle, the Acadamy of Art shuttle? All bad and wrong just because you cannot take it.
A bus stop is just a section of public road with a couple of parking spaces removed and a sign. We've already paid for it and it costs nothing to maintain. A buck sounds about right to me.
unless someone told them to be upset.
This is like the war on Christmas idiocy from the goofy right, anyone worked up about tech buses needed to be told to be worked up.
who opposed the buses to get "worked up?"
Bottoms up.
to fight so they can feel vaguely relevant.
"They worsen their perception by stealing public space to operate that system."
At the meeting an executive from Bauer said that his intra city shuttles have been using city bus stops for for at least ten years. They constitute 80% of the stops, the "Google" buses only 20%.
You only single out the Google people because of your tiny bigoted mind.
And the work shuttles are not a private transportation system any more than any other carpool is. If a Google worker wants to go out to Ocean Beach for the evening they can't hop on a Google shuttle to take them.
Anyway, as a bigot, you could care less about the actual facts.
If some people somewhere have something better than him, then they must be evil and "stealing" from him.
not their employees, for railroading the MTA into a capitulation by illegally using public bus stops for years. Squatters rights.
The causal links you claim are false.
Outside the myopic, local echo chamber, the anti-bus people seem like self-destructive fools. The tech industry is a segment of the US economy that competes globally and produces the high paying jobs of the future.
The bus chasing morons are the modern day equivalent of the Luddites. They are on the losing side of history.
Oh, yes, your are a REAL adult that knows and can be expert on what is mature and childish. The fact that you actually had to say shows how much maturity and conceit you own.
In other news San Fransisco trust fund babies plan to protest the funeral of this person
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It grieves me so to see right-wing children forced to come to this site. It's a form of child labor. They wish this site did not exist, yet they come here day and night and prostitute themselves by whining, moaning and complaining about this site and what it does. They can't stay away. They love this site while they charade as hating it.
If I don't like a site, I don't go there. I don't live on a site I don't like day and night to handsomely contribute large numbers of hits to the site's hit count so the site can tell their advertizers how many hits the site generates per month for revenue dollars.
But yet the right-wing children on here craving attention and who use this place as a bullying playground day and night, are really this site's biggest financial supporters by their constant presence here for attention (their arguing and dysfunction hobby) and the number of hits they give the site. I'd guess they account for at least over half of the number of hits the site receives.
These right-wing children are also all chauvinistic. It must suck to be them. When there is no indicator of a commenter's gender they consistently refer to the person as "He." There are no females in their world? I wonder how they know it's a "he?" Or are they all chauvinistic, dysfunctional guys responding to themselves for even more attention?
revenue to SFBG. Sorry to debunk your conspiracy theory.
Well doh. You must have blown a few synapses to come up with that!
Aren't you the same sorry, useless troll who has said before that people DO click on these ads and how Google ads are a big part of this site's revenue? (Even though you would have no way of knowing that).
Now you're saying, "If you do not click on the SFBG ads then there is no revenue to SFBG." So now you're implying that the Google ads don't bring in much, if any, money.
Can't have it both ways, thick.
SFBG makes no money. Other people might click on them, of course, but anyone can easily avoid doing so.
While we're on the subject of online ad revenue and SFBG economics, here is a little experiment.
Run your cursor over any ad on the site. Not just any one here on the Politics blog but anyone on any page of the site.
Then look in the lower left hand corner of your browser. See the 'googleads.g.doubleclick.net? Doubleclick is a Google company (hence the 'googleads'.
So the people on those buses make most of the online revenue for SFBG possible. And the SFBG glamorizes the efforts to harass them and incites more actions against them.
I love when the ultra left in this city openly expose themselves as being completely unaware of how technology works (when they cant figure out this sites spam filter) or how bills get paid (thinking that the number of hits pays the bills)\
It must be wonderful to life in this rotary dial, gas lamp, singing telegram utopia
It's not a matter of "ultra left" or "ultra right." So you can stop with your hard-on for the "ultra left." It's a matter of people in general and what people have an interest in and what their experiences are.
For example: I have two conservative "ultra right" relatives. Neither she or her daughter knew that you could copy and paste a simple e-mail address from a business website into your own e-mail account to send an e-mail to the business from there, if you want to do it that way. I showed them how to do that. They were blown away that could be done. They had never done that before. I thought that was pretty basic, no? So (to use your words) "I
love when the ultra RIGHT in this city openly expose themselves as being completely unaware of how technology works."
In reality, it's not a case of "being completely unaware of how technology works" as you like to put it. If one has no interest in ads (I don't) and never hoovers over ads (I don't), how would one know that they are Google ads? You wouldn't. As opposed to an ad going directly to the website of the business, which is what I had guessed they were, but they're not. They're Google ads. Ugh. I know how Google ads work that's why I have a problem with them being on this site.
As for this site's spam filter. I've had trouble with that, and it has nothing to do with being unaware of how technology works. It's poorly designed. Some things are set up in a fucked up way by whoever designed it. And this spam filter is one of them. One is led to believe that those letters in the spam filter are supposed to be typed into the box that's there, but that is not the case at all and one finds that out when one tries to do that. The letters get typed in below the box, but it says that no where. Poorly designed; no clear instructions.
I run a website and do coding, and am fully aware of how technology works. And no I'm not giving a link to the site because I don't want the trolls on this site coming to my site. Stay here.
So what I'm wondering is since all of the ads on this site appear to be through Google, why do they keep this forum infested with right-wing trolls, when they don't need the trolls for hit count volume? Are the trolls more likely to click on ads? They certainly spend enough time here to know all about the ads. I've never clicked on an ad on any site. I knew some of the ads were through Google because that was mentioned in a previous comment awhile back, but I didn't know all ads here are through Google. [roll eyes]
The circulation count of the hard copy of the BG would be important to the hard copy advertizers. Are the online hits included in that number in some way, I wonder? Is that why they keep the forum this way? The trolls will say I'm opposed to "free speech." I'm opposed to (forms of) hate speech and bullying which are often the comments I find offensive here. For example, some deranged and debased troll hoping another commenter becomes homeless. A disgusting comment like that is hateful.
I have to confess. Guilty. There's something entertaining about watching people stuck in their own zealotry. It's a guilty pleasure. Sometimes I sully myself by reading the #benghazi or #tcot posts on twitter, but that whole mindset seems remote. We have the intellectual equivalents of teapartiers right here, just as self-righteous, moralizing, and self-deluded. Fun to watch, but that doesn't mean I'm not cheering for them to fail.
That's what progressives have sunken too. From the "It was only a bruise!" campaign to defend Ross Mirkarimi to this - we are witnessing the long, slow death of a once proud movement.
They are *absolutely* flailing right now, and have been for about 2 years now.
From the staunch defense of an admitted domestic abuser to this bizarre demonization of employees taking a work shuttle to the voice of their movement (the SFBG) selling out to a large corporate entity to... everything.
As the city's demographic continues to shift away from their base, they have shown a stunning lack of ability to adapt. Total clusterfuck.
Thank god. I can't wait until they're gone so they can let the beautiful, creative people do interesting things. Can't they all just move to Bayside if they really *HAVE* to live in SF???
As if that poor town doesn't have enough problems already.
Wonderful blog! I found it while surfing around on Yahoo News.
Do you have any tips on how to get listed in Yahoo News?
I've been trying for a while but I nevesr sewm to get there!
Does the SFBG not make the connection? Or do they not care like so many other people?...like for instance the next corporatist troll to show up and respond with some pro-tech, pro-Google shill excrement.
Why do they use Google ads on/for this site? Why does this site try to make $$ for predatory Google after all that this site has written about Google, techies and tech and rampant gentrification and evictions caused by this parasitic industry?
Why don't you do your own ads the way they used to be done? Or was that just "so last year?"
The SFBG's hypocrisy is extremely glaring.
while bitching about Twitter endlessly.
to boot.
They use it and complain about it, and it's the province of morons.
I agree with that. One of the most useless sites on the internet.
I know some people who tried to use it for marketing and got nothing out of it. They said it seemed like there were mostly robots on there.
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"He really is such an icon for the nation," Rachael Shear, 16, said in an interview after coming to pay her respects with her 13-year-old sister Liat. "He's someone that we're not going to see again in our lifetime. From what I learned at school, the difference he made to South Africa, taking us out of our apartheid state to where we are today, South Africa wouldn't be as it is unless we had him."
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