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I'm thinking that Muse are just taking the piss out of themselves now.
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I'm thinking that I'm terrible at making decisions.
After applying for about 30 jobs, I've had three interviews so far, and have got three offers from those interviews. Two in London, and one in West Sussex. Can't decide on which one I want to go for, if any, since none of them are really what I want to do. The London ones pay a little bit less, and living in London would be more expensive; however there's so much to do in London that it could be worth it anyway. OTOH, the Sussex one is with a company that looks really good, has quite a lot of benefits to go with it, and is a slightly different line of work to what I was doing back home, which would be nice for a change.
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Sounds to me you've already got half a mind for Sussex.
It would make sense, London is expensive (just snubbed a chance down there myself as the wage would be no better than here, probably less with cost of living taken in). London can be traveled to easy enough to do things. Sounds like Sussex offers more job satisfaction and money (both real terms and in cost of living)
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Yeah, am leaning towards Sussex. Main argument for London is that there's plenty of people my age there and I have a few friends there already, so it would be far better socially. Whereas in Sussex I'd be living in a smaller town, and basically the opposite applies.
Arguably I could live in London anyway (or Brighton which is about a 45 minute drive from where the job would be), but it would still be quite a way south of the central city e.g. Croydon, which my cousin who I am staying with has told me is "minging".
i just realised i'm currently dressed a lot like tom cruise in risky business. except instead of listing to short shorts i'm wondering how on earth to pack away a bunch of knifes
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
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Its time for another interview! This time, were excited to bring you Sébastien Legrain better known here on ZBC as Sebcesoir. He has kindly taken time out of a very busy schedule down under to provide fascinating insights into the work that he does with ZBrush. Get ready for some really useful tips!
I'd like to begin by getting to know you a bit better. Could you tell us more about yourself?
Im a French artist, born in north of France in 1977. Ive always been attracted by arts and drawing, and especially fascinated by computer graphics since first seeing them when I was child in movies like Tron or on the Dire Straits clip Money for Nothing.
You've worked for Microsoft and Ubisoft. Where are you at now and what is your title?
After working in Paris (on Top Spin 1 & 2), Montreal (on Rainbow Six: Vegas and Farcry 2), I have now moved to the opposite side of the world at Brisbane in Australia. Im lead character supervisor at THQ. My role is to help other artists to adapt to next-gen technologies, and especially to work with ZBrush. I do some coaching and a few ZBrush demos related to characters, mechanical sculpting, or environments techniques. Im also in charge of the character aspect of my project regarding character modeling pipeline, quality etc And of course, Im still deeply involved in production to make characters and props for our game.
Can you say anything about your current project?
All I can say is its an action game, involving a lot of architectural and mechanical work in ZBrush as you can see in the screenshots. Its a very ambitious and challenging project, thats why its so exciting -- but difficult in same time!
I have the chance to work with great people and meet amazing artists from all around the world.
What has been your favorite project to date?
All projects I start to work on become my new favorite! This is simply because I learn new things. On Top Spin it was characters pipeline; modeling and texturing humans. On Rainbow Six I improved those skills and developed mechanical and architectural sculpting in ZBrush. On Farcry 2 I learned more about pipelines, next-gen shaders and modular assets work.
Following this rule, my current project is my new favorite: it will allow me to develop my mechanical workflow even farther to produce great pieces, and has allowed me to discover a new universe Im now fan off.
Also, I think it will be a great opportunity to experiment with the new features of ZBrush 3 in production: TransPose for validation purpose, MatCaps for rendering, texturing and marketing, and 3D Layers for design changing requests.
Ive been kindly allowed to show you 2 screenshots of my actual works. You can see how (thanks to retopology and mesh projection) I could reuse and improve an old skull to fit to my new real-time constraints and save a lot of time this way.
Download QuickTime turnaround (1.7 MB)
What does a typical workday involve?
While involved in production, I still spend most of my efforts in character work: using Maya to make meshes, then doing a lot of texturing and sculpting in ZBrush. But as a supervisor, I now have to spend a lot of time on organization, discussions with other character artists to follow their progress and assign them new tasks, give from time to time some technical advice and write technical documents, send mails and go to some meetings with other leads or for external events. As you can imagine, a working day is not enough to do all that!
When working on a character, what is your typical workflow? (Overall process, stages, etc.)
It might be very different if I work on characters or mechanical elements. For characters, after making a base mesh in Maya or Max I reuse a base ZBrush model containing basic sculpted details (subtle muscle information, SubTool eyes). I change the proportions to match the particular face Im doing. I then texture this simple model. Finally, I do all the fine details: eyebrows, hair, imperfections, micro details, and a final texture tweaking. I generate my normal map in ZMapper and then export my model out of ZBrush.
Always using the same base mesh allows powerful and efficient pipeline building in Maya or Max. (Skinning transfer, optimization spread out on all targets etc )
For mechanical elements its different: the base mesh used to create details in ZBrush is different from the real-time model. In that case, mesh projection and retopology become precious new tools. I also take advantage of the new MatCaps to bake wonderful materials.
Photorealism is something that you obviously take a great deal of pride in. Any "secrets" that you'd care to share with the community?
Well now, most of the techniques Ive been using to make characters are known I would say that mastering photorealistic characters is more a matter of practice and skills than technical tricks. Im still learning a lot of things from other artists, especially from Ryans blog
Like I always say: spend most of your time to achieve the cleanest and most realistic base shapes. Use photo references if youre not confident in direct sculpting; use image plane and transparency to get proper proportions.
The extra detailing is very easy to do at the end, and it just the cherry on the cake. It wont make your character look better if you have improper proportion of volumes.
Dont forget any aspect of your character, especially ears: their shape is very important from any angle and can affect the personality of your character because they have very visible outlines. A beginners common mistake is to pay too much attention to the front view and the middle of the face, but what makes a difference with a perfect face is when you watch it from any angle and any part has the same attention to details and shapes.
A little tip regarding MatCap rendering: Ive noticed that most of the time when I created MatCaps I didnt pay enough attention to the specular highlight. Its a fundamental element of a convincing material. Dont forget that you can put more than one specular highlight; you can have multiple highlights with different falloffs; it can give great results. If you cant find a color bright enough in the material youre capturing, dont hesitate to pick that color on a different element like the sky or the sun light. One thing I do in addition to the reference picture is to drop a color swatch on my document so I can grab any color I need.
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All of your characters have a great deal of detail. About how long does it take you for a typical figure?
For a human face in production conditions, it takes around 4 to 5 days for a skin pore precision model with texture and material. But if it has more complex features it can be a bit longer. For a full character, it would take almost the same time for a basic sculpted body with texture.
Your gallery website incorporates the ZBrush logo into the banner, so you obviously focus on ZBrush. About what percentage of your work involves ZBrush? How do you use ZBrush in your work?
Thats an interesting point, I hadnt really paid attention to it before you mentioned it but I spend more and more time in ZBrush; especially since the release of ZMapper for ZBrush2 and of course with ZBrush 3.
I use other packages mainly to make my base meshes, generate my UVs and to export my real-time model. Most of my work (proportion changing, sculpting, texturing, rendering) is done in ZBrush.
For my personal illustrations, 90% of my work is done in ZBrush including the rendering.
Doing more and more work in ZBrush allows me to work very fluently without having too many forward/backward exchanges in different packages for a more streamline workflow. And I dont have to worry about extreme polycounts.
One of my personal favorites that you've done was the Lord Marshall from "Chronicles of Riddick". How long did that project take?
If I remember it took me around 2 weeks to complete? Even if its starting to be quite old work, it was very interesting for me to do the armors details. Even today, I really like the helmet part...
Your website also includes some architectural work. What was it like working on that compared to the figures that you usually do?
To be honest, when I was asked to do environmental normal maps on Rainbow Six I was a bit frustrated because I thought it would be very boring and I couldnt use ZBrush for that. I still gave it a chance and started to play around with primitives, smart resymmetry, radial sculpting. After building nice (but basic) elements, I managed to combine them to make more and more detailed ones. After I time I realized that I could achieve extremely complex pieces much easier and faster than any other way.
It then became very interesting, and it was finally a great opportunity to explore a totally different workflow. And some of those techniques can be used for characters in special cases, like armored figures.
I still really love to do environments and particularly gothic stuff. I really want to do more, but time is missing
How long have you been using ZBrush?
I tried ZBrush 1.5 a long time ago, but without success. I couldnt wait to pay around with ZBrush 2 after seeing the first beta screenshots. As soon as it was released, I managed to spend a whole week to see how it could fit into our next-gen pipeline (it was for the pre-production of Top Spin 2). Since that time, Ive never stopped using it.
It was a really great chance for me to follow ZBrushs evolution, from when it was a rather confidential tool and to see how it quickly became a major software in the CG industry.
I also think its sculpting philosophy -- the 2.5D technology and the fact it can handle millions of polygons -- result in a revolution for the computer graphics fields.
What inspired you to learn ZBrush?
Like I mentioned previously, it was the first ZBrush 2.0 beta screenshoots. They were totally different from anything Ive seen before. So detailed! Also I was never comfortable in making human characters with traditional modeling (polygon editing). I had the feeling that ZBrush would be a much more intuitive tool to make organic stuff and I was right!
I then discovered it was as powerful for mechanical elements.
What is your favorite feature in ZBrush 3?
More than a single feature, I would say its entire philosophy: for me, ZBrush 3 succeeds in getting rid of most technical constraints.
Thanks to the retopology and the great transfer tools, youre not restricted to any topology anymore. Even with multiple meshes, you can now project texture on different UV layouts.
Most brushes have been dramatically improved (wrap mode, roll, etc.) and are now accessible in direct 3D sculpting for more fluent work.
ZBrush 3 also gets rid of constraints in terms of production: being able to re-use and re-adapt previous productions assets sets up a workflow that will accelerate your work.
Finally, features like MatCap, turnaround movies and TransPose are very precious helpers to showcase your work in the best conditions in terms of rendering, display and posing. They can make a big difference during a validation process
What artists particularly inspire you?
For my work, I always look at what other people do on forums. ZBrushCentral is a great resource for me. Personally, I really love traditional sculptors like Michelangelo, Brancusi (I put my tribute to his fascinating Sleeping Muse on my website) and Rodin. I also often check what is done in the FX industry, like clay sculpts.
How do you like to spend your free time?
I spend most of my free time with my girl going out; especially now that we have so much to discover in Australia and Brisbane in particular. Its summer here and we have some of the most beautiful beachs very close, so it will be a good opportunity to have some quality time between two projects and feed some kangaroos! Below is a photo I took of Brisbane last night. I thought it could be nice to illustrate, since Australia is not well known.
Special Note
The skull and armor images above are courtesy of THQ Games, with special permission for Sébastien to share them in this interview. The project itself is still top secret, and these images cant be found anyplace else.
Thank you to THQ for consenting to share these images, and to Sébastien for the interview!


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When she was born in 1911, only 8 percent of homes in the United States had a telephone. There were only 8,000 cars on the road and the maximum speed limit in most cities was 10 mph. Only 6 percent of all Americans had graduated from high school and the average life expectancy for men in the United States was 50.9 years, while women's life expectancy was averaging 54.4 years.
But no one ever said Aline Trotter Gobble, (better known as "Momma Pete") was your average person. Born and raised in Cleveland as an only child, Gobble said her earliest memory was around the age of 7 when the streets of Cleveland were filled with people celebrating what was called "Armistice Day."
"It was Nov. 11, 1918, and all the whistles were blowing and bells were ringing — people were milling around, hollering, singing and dancing," Gobble recalled. "Ocoee Street wasn't even paved at the time. I guess I remember that so well because of all the racket that was going on."
That "racket" marked the historic day the Allied powers signed a ceasefire agreement with Germany in France at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11, 1918, bringing World War I to a close. President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed the first Armistice Day on Nov. 11, 1919. After World War II, however, the holiday was recognized as a day of tribute to veterans of both world wars. Then in 1954, the United States designated Nov. 11 as Veterans Day to honor veterans of all U.S. wars.
Although she was petite, Gobble and her parents, Jess and Nora Trotter, survived the world's deadliest influenza pandemic of 1918-19 that killed some 20 to 50 million people worldwide over the course of two years. She attended the old central grammar school on Spring Street where the old armory used to be.
"We walked to school back then," Gobble said. "There were no buses and no cars to amount to anything. You had to walk. I went to Bradley High (School). Back then Cleveland was like Mayberry. Everybody knew everybody."
It was during her academic years that Gobble became better acquainted with her soon-to-be boyfriend, Lewis. She said she remembers Lewis riding a mule to grammar school some five miles away.
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Gobble said when they became teenagers, Lewis had a paper route and every morning as he rode his bicycle past her house he would ring his bell and wake her up.
Gobble said she discontinued high school courses and started attending Mountain City Business College in Chattanooga, taking a business course.
"At the time, Highway 11 wasn't even there," Gobble said. They were working on it. They were cutting through White Oak mountain at the time to build Highway 11. Before that we had to go down to Chattanooga Pike on a dirt road to get to Chattanooga. It took two hours. Later I went to Centenary College (in Cleveland) to attend business school."
In 1930, during the Great Depression, Aline became Mrs. Lewis Gobble. The Cleveland couple had to figure out how to make a living when millions of Americans were out of work. So they decided to move to Hamilton County.
"We weren't there very long," she said. "My husband was working in Chattanooga at Southern Dairies. Back then it took two hours to get from Cleveland to Chattanooga. We moved to Chattanooga one day and the very next day after we moved, the man Lewis was working for asked if we had already moved. He told him yes, and the man told him he's going to have to lay him off. That was during the Depression."
Determined to make it, the couple dug in and worked their way out of the Depression era, as many families did, and found themselves in a position to make a life-changing move.
"Lewis and I bought our house in 1950 and I've been there for 62 years," Gobble said. "We were living in a rented house for $35 a month and the man went up to $50. That made my husband mad. So he bought our house without ever looking at it. It's a nice little house with three bedrooms — good neighbors. We paid $11,500 for it. Our payments were $85 a month."
Gobble said she worked as a proofreader at a defunct "little newspaper that didn't amount to much" and as a bookkeeper for American Uniform Credit Union, which was her last job in 1964.
Although the Cleveland couple saw some hard times, the Gobbles were hardworking, family-oriented people who enjoyed their two children, Ted and Dolores. Lewis became the owner of Gobble Supply Company in Cleveland. Photos of the family's fond memories are still on display at Gobble's Automotive on North Lee Highway in Cleveland.
To this day, Gobble said she is most proud of her children, adding, "They're both good children — never had any problem with them. They married good people so I also have good in-laws! That's a blessing. I'm proud of my six grandchildren and my 11 great-grandchildren too."
The fact that the Gobble family is known for their peaceful relationships, composure, great sense of humor, laughter and love for God — makes their popular phrase: "Why squabble, depend on Gobble," more than a company slogan, but a way of life that can be traced back to Aline and Lewis Gobble. He created the phrase.
"He was a good man. He was good to me, good to his children and a good worker," Gobble said. "We had a good life. We didn't have any problems."
After Lewis suffered a stroke at the age of 38, followed by another one two years later, Gobble said her husband had a series of mini strokes for years afterward.
"He'd be able to back to work, but he'd have a little stroke and they had to bring him home," she said.
After spending time in a nursing home, Gobble brought her husband home and cared for him until he died at the age of 65 in 1975. According to the lighthearted centenarian, on particular change in society has proven to be the most surprising and disappointing in her lifetime.
"The biggest change is the morals in this country," Gobble said. "The things some parents do to their children is just awful. You can hardly let children out to play. Plus, I didn't run around on my husband and he didn't run around on me. We loved each other and we loved our children."
When asked what she attributes her long life and unfading beauty to, Gobble laughed and said, "Genes, I guess. My mother lived to be 100 and six months. Her mother lived to be 95. That's all I can tell you, other than plain old country eating — corn bread, pinto beans, potatoes and corn."
A member of the Central Church of Christ in Cleveland, Gobble said she has been blessed with uninterrupted peaceful relationships among family and friends from her childhood until the present.
When she was a child, Gobble had a best friend — LaVerne Slaughter. Little did they know that their future children would grow up, fall in love and get married without their intervention or help. It is that kind of social tapestry concealed in the treasured lives of friends and families that has made the Gobbles a staple in the Cleveland community — thanks, in part, to the pleasing personality and example set by family matriarch Aline (Momma Pete) Gobble.
"I just want people to remember me as a good person who loved her family, loved the Lord and loved to laugh," she said with a girlish smile that has charmed family and friends for more than 100 years.


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KLM flies to Milan Linate International Airport and Milan Malpensa Airport. At just 7km from the city centre, Linate International is the most convenient airport for MIlan. Malpensa serves nearly 22 million passengers a year and has more international flights than any other Italian airport. Further away from the city centre than Linate, Malpensa Airport still has an efficient train service, taking passengers the 45km into Milan in 40 minutes.
Just 7 km from central Milan, Linate International Airport is conveniently located for quick access to the city centre. Taxi and bus services mean that passengers can reach the city in under half an hour.
Make your own arrangements in advance for transport to and from the airport
Distance from city centre
7 km (4 miles) east of Milan
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There are three car parks at the terminal, including short-stay and long-stay, and valet parking, providing 4,500 parking places. Disabled parking spaces are free. A Top Car secure service is available for high-end cars.
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It's easy to reach Milan's other main international airport, Malpensa, with 14 shuttle buses running daily from Arrivals at Linate.
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Description: The colors of our Montego collection were inspired by the fresh, bright hues of nature. The collection offers a modern twist on classic design and new colors update traditional outdoor decor. Textural effects add to the surface interest of each rug and the inherently stain resistant fibers encourage a relaxed atmosphere to socialize with family and friends without traditional worries associated with natural fiber rugs.
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The cereal looks intriguing on the box with a vibrant picture of crunchy flakes, bright strawberries and cute heart shaped cereal bits. But, pour some into a bowl, add milk and your whole crunchy, abundant, overflowing cereal dreams come crashing to the ground. The flakes are so thin and small (almost like they have been smashed before being placed into the bag) that they soak up the milk right before your eyes. I had to refill my bowl with more milk two times because the super absorbent cereal was undoubtedly at work.
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Our Birmingham apartments are found in a unique, Grade-II Listed building called the Rotunda. It's one of Birmingham's most iconic buildings and this year is its 50th birthday. We'll be celebrating all year and, if you'd like to come and join us, you can take a look at what we have on offer at Rotunda here.
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Selena Harness (Women's)
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The Petzl Selena Harness is a rock climbing harness with elasticized leg loops made exclusively for women. With a rise that is increased, and a waist belt that is constructed to fit your waist and lower back, you will get both great fit and awesome comfort.
Another superior feature for women, is the reduction of the waist-to-leg loop size ratio, creating a tighter, more secure fit in the total body of the harness, making it much more comfortable when attempting to redpoint that sport climbing project or trad climbing at your local crag.
The Selena is constructed with only the most supportive breathable monofilament mesh that distributes pressure throughout the harness, giving you the ultimate in support and comfort.
To ensure absolute safety, the Selena harness is equipped with Doubleback buckles that are pre-threaded and adjust quickly with just one hand!
Reinforced tie-in points are crucial in that high wearing area where you tie in, belay from and also have the most contact with the rock.
A great harness for any woman who is sport climbing at the crag, doing long days out on multi-pitch or even just going to the gym.
- The shape of the waist belt is designed to fit a woman's waist and lower back
- The rise has been increased by lengthening the belay loop
- The waist-to-leg loop-size ratio has been reduced
- Frame Construction with breathable monofilament mesh evenly distributes pressure, providing maximum support and comfort
- DoubleBack buckles are pre-threaded and adjust quickly with a single pull, helping to ensure proper closure
- Green belay loop helps users identify proper tie-in / attachment point
- Reinforced tie-in points for increased durability in this high-wear area
- Elasticized leg loops have a large range of expansion for correct fit, while staying in place on the thighs
- Rigid, inclined front gear loops for easy access to gear; flexible rear loops stay out of the way while wearing a pack
- Trail line loop
- Two CARITOOL slots
- Detachable elastic leg loop straps
- Woven polyester mesh on the inside of the harness wicks moisture for improve comfort and speeds drying in wet conditions
- Perforated closed cell foam on the waistbelt and leg loops increases breathability
- For safety and/or sanitary reasons, this product CANNOT be returned
Gender: Women's
Weight: XS: 320g S: 360g M: 385g L: 405g
Material: - High-strength polyester webbing. - Polyethylene/EVA foam. - Perforated closed cell foam. - Woven polyester 3D mesh. - High-strength mono-filament nylon mesh
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This is by far the best harness I have ever owned! The women specific design makes it extremely comfortable and the elastic leg loops make sitting in the harness for any length of time a breeze. I would definitely reccomend this harness to any female sport climbers!
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I love the color and it fits like a glove, it is just perfect for me and so comfortable no matter what stage of the climb..
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There has only been one time that the pizza was horrible. Otherwise it is good by the standards of someone who truly lives GF. If you are a casual GF, you should stick w/ a regular crust b/c you can def tell that it's GF.
Staff appear educated on gluten sensitivities. Multiple options. Occasionally gluten free pizza is slightly over cooked.
16103 Chenal Parkway #900, Little Rock, AR 72211
Always good and haven't had any issues. It's nice to know that I can eat at any location and be safe.
9734 Deer Lake Court, Suite 1, Jacksonville, FL, 32246
My favorite GF pizza in town!
2820 E Southlake Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092
We got take out from this location during a recent vacation at Great Wolf Lodge in December 2014. My daughter has Celiac Disease and I am gluten intolerant. We had no problems except for our large salad was no where near a large. Apparently, they thought since it was take out we would never notice. So, check your take out salads. Otherwise, everything was fine with our 2 gluten free pizzas.
2170 Polaris Pkwy, Columbus, OH, 43240
Maybe the worst GF pizza we've tried. And their knowledge of GF ingredients and cross contamination needs major improvement.
6100 Veterans Parkway, Suite 14, Columbus, GA, 31909
Good gluten free pizza. Not the typical cracker-like crust you get most places. The toppings are awesome as well.
2426 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX, 78705
We ate at the Mello Mushroom December 31 and it was great!!! We bought the House Special and the Mighty Meat pizzas and were gluten free. They were delicious and will certainly go back when I'm in town. The service was great as well. Thank you so much.
14835 Ballantyne Village Way, Charlotte, NC 28277
Amazing! Great for celiacs, but a little pricey. Never been glutened.
314 West 4th Street, Winston-Salem, NC, 27101
Atmosphere is cool. The gluten free pizza is pretty good.
1080 East 2100 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84106
the waitress was very knowledgeable about the gluten free options and very cautious not to even let my pizza touch the non gluten free pizzas at the table. On to of that the pizza was delicious! they even do half and half pizzas so you can have options.
205 Broad Street, Chattanooga, TN, 37402
gf beer, delicious gf pizza, staff is excellent! win :-)
9238 Floer Drive, West Chester, OH 45069
They include their gluten free pizza list within the standard menu. Best GF pizza we have had so far. Crust is vegan and has a multi grain look. Pizza crust thin and edges nice and crisp.
1014 Town Drive, Wilder, KY, 41076
Decent beer selection. Serving New Planet Pale Ale. A little pricey but the crust is very good. Great wait staff. We'll be back for sure.
2485 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Awesome gluten free pizza! I highly recommend this place. The worker even warmed my pizza back up for me because I had stepped out side for a moment and it had arrived at my family's table. The worker was very concerned to keep it separate from my kids pizzas. Loved this place! .
275 Dogwood Blvd, Flowood, MS, 39232
Best gluten free pizza and it doesn't taste like cardboard. Celiac friendly and the staff takes good care me.
2641 Legends Parkway, Prattville, AL, 36066
The NEW gluten free crust is excellent. My gluten eating family kept getting my pizza out of the fridge and I never got another piece once we got it home. Much better than the first one. Thanks for listening.
3070 Windward Pkwy., Windward Pl. Suite A, Alpharetta, GA, 30005
Great pizza!!! I just love when servers don't look at me stupid when I ask them about their options! My go-to pizza place!
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
We always hit M.M. So happy North Myrtle & Roanoke Va is getting one!
33 Office Park Road, Unit 15, Hilton Head Island, SC, 29928
WATCH OUT I was served a beer that was not gluten free. The waitress said that she was told that it was gluten free. Had I not known about this particular beer, I would have become very ill. They have Estrella Damm which is a spanish beer that does have a gluten free version called Daura, but you have to be very careful because the non gluten free bottles look very similar to the gluten free bottles. The Daura bottle does have Gluten Free on it. WATCH OUT!!!!
5425 Bowman Road, Macon, GA, 31210
They actually make a gf crust... Not a yucky prepackaged, frozen thing.... Good crust. Nice and crispy. Delicious toppings. Nice note in their menu about how the kitchen staff use gloves and new utensils and a special screen so that the gf pizza doesn't touch the pizza stone... They also warn that there is flour in the kitchen and they'll do their best to avoid cross contamination.... But it's not a dedicated gf kitchen.
903 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
Amazing best gluten free pizza I've ever had at a restaurant. They even use a separate oven for the orders!
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
Best gluten free pizza I've ever had, doesn't taste like saw dust!! Great service and great staff!
2485 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Absolutely amazing gluten free pizza! One of our best gluten free experiences eating out!
8227 Oak Street, New Orleans, LA 70118
Had the pizza here a few times. It's always great and I've never had a reaction.
6505 Dublin Center Dr, Dublin, OH 43017
I give it 2 stars because they have a gf menu AND I've never gotten sick from eating there. But the pizza isn't good. It's better if you ask them for extra cooked. Otherwise it's like eating very expensive soggy cardboard. There's better gf pizza out there. Somewhere.
2000 Main Street East, Snellville, GA, 30078
I loved my GF pizza tonight, however with all of the possible cross contamination I would have to say Celiac folks should stay clear.
710 Lake Joy Road, Warner Robins, GA, 31088
call ahead as we just did and they are out of the crust
635 N. Campbell Station Rd, Farragut, TN, 37922
I ordered 1 pizza, and it took about 20-25 minutes. The service was really good, and so was the pizza. The gf crust didn't crumble at all. It was a bit pricy, and they do charge about $2 for the gf dough, but pretty good overall.
3110 Hwy 17 North, Mount Pleasant, SC, 29466
They have changed their policy since a couple years ago. I am not gluten free my fiancee is. And I am now an advocate for celiac because of him. They took very good care of him. They clean their hands, change their apron, and prepared it safely. Also the oven has a spot where all the gluten free go. It is cheaper if you just get a gluten free cheese and add like one topping. Four stars because one waitress just was rather rude one day and didn't even care to read the dining card and brought our salad with crackers in it -.-..
710 Lake Joy Road, Warner Robins, GA, 31088
Very good gf pizza and a nice place to stop on a long trip! The staff was friendly and they are all aware of gluten allergies!
309 King Street, Charleston, SC, 29401
Very well trained staff. Several gluten free beers too.
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
LOVE the new gf crust. Staff was great. Knowledgeable and if they are certain, they will dbl check. Actually was able to have a salad at this location and it was great.
115 North Loop 1604 East, San Antonio, TX 78232
Awesome gluten free pizza experience! Great to find a gluten free crust with flavor and texture, instead of gross rice flour crust! Felt confident that my pizza was going to be safe and made correctly!
314 West 4th Street, Winston-Salem, NC, 27101
Employee asked if the GF pizza was due to an allergy or medical reason (celiac), so they Made my daughters pizza in a separate kitchen. The best GF pizza we have ever had! Will go back!
700 Green Street, Gainesville, GA, 30501
The GF crust isn't the best I've ever had, but overall not bad. I've only had one problem when eating here and it was with the mega veggie pizza. I later found out the feta cheese does not come from a GF facility. The other options never bother me. The service is always great here!
2485 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
5 stars! Pizza was great and wonderful staff.
205 Broad Street, Chattanooga, TN, 37402
GF pizza is pretty crummy and I get sick every time I eat it but they do have some gluten free beer, so there's that.
1018-2 North 3rd St, Jacksonville Beach, FL, 32250
Super good pizza!! Much larger than most too. Many pizza and salad choices as well as a few GF beers!! Yum
410 Anastasia Boulevard, St. Augustine, FL 32080
Awesome service. My wife is G-F and we're both dairy free. This pizza place has Daiya Cheese and GF crust. It is great. It is served by someone with gloves and the pizza is cooked on a special tray to keep it clear of other crusts.
601 R St #110, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508
Good experience. Pizza was decent. Didn't get sick!
931 Monroe Drive, Atlanta, GA, 30308
I have eaten here several times and have not gotten sick
1098 Bermuda Run, Suite 1, Statesboro, GA, 30458
I have never had any issues here!
2340 E. 116th Street, Carmel, IN, 46032
I absolutely love their GF pizza and appreciate their mission to not cross contaminate. I wish the pizza was a little less expensive; we spent $19 on a 10", but it was delicious!
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
We enjoyed a gf pizza. It was delicious.
3012 W Cary St, Richmond, VA 23221
Gluten free pizza was very good and served in its own box
872 Fording Island Road, Bluffton, SC 29910
Waited for a long long time to get our food and that isn't the worst of it! I don't have celiac but, Im highly allergic to wheat and when I told the waitress I needed to order from the GF menu, I had to tell her I have an allergy! I have been reacting ever since I finished dinner. This usual happens when they cross contaminate! Celiacs and Wheat allergies beware!!!
8227 Oak Street, New Orleans, LA 70118
Great GF pizzas and salads. Eaten here over a dozen times. Always good- no problems.
2630 Gulf to Bay Blvd, Clearwater, FL 33759
Gluten free pizza available with many topping choices. Thin crust. Ours was a little overdone, but otherwise good. Rest of our party really enjoyed the non-GF pizza too. Creative topping options. GF hard cider available. Service could have been friendlier during our visit.
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Optimize performance using cache
Using the following policies, your proxy can store and retrieve cached data at runtime:
- Populate Cache policy to add data to the cache.
- LookupCache policy to access cached data.
- InvalidateCache policy to flush the cache.
The sample code in this topic is based on the Outbound OAuth sample proxy in on Github (see Samples reference). This sample uses the cache policy to store an OAuth access token for re-use across multiple outbound calls. (The ResponseCache policy uses a dedicated cache that is different and isolated from what is described here. For more information on response caching, see Response Cache policy.)
Each policy type is defined by an XML schema (.xsd). For reference, policy schemas are available on GitHub.
In the following example, an OAuth access token is written to the cache using a PopulateCache policy. The OAuth token is retrieved for subsequent requests by a LookupCache policy. Once the access token expires, JavaScript is used to retrieve a new access token, which is in turn cached by the PopulateCache policy.
Populate the cache
Use the PopulateCache policy to write data to the cache. This example writes an OAuth access token to the cache. For policy reference information, see Populate Cache policy.
<PopulateCache name="token-cache"> <!-- The cache to write to. --> <CacheResource>mycache</CacheResource> <!-- The source of the data, a variable containing the value. --> <Source>twitter-translate.apiAccessToken</Source> <!-- An enumeration representing a prefix for namespace scope. --> <Scope>Exclusive</Scope> <!-- A unique pointer (a flow variable value) to the data. Use this later to retrieve it. --> <CacheKey> <KeyFragment>apiAccessToken</KeyFragment> <KeyFragment>ref='request.queryparam.client_id'</KeyFragment> </CacheKey> <!-- Entries placed into the cache with this policy will expire after 600 seconds. --> <ExpirySettings> <TimeoutInSec>600</TimeoutInSec> </ExpirySettings> </PopulateCache>
Variables can be populated by policies or by code. The Source
variable in this example is populated by the following JavaScript call: context.setVariable('twitter-translate.apiAccessToken', getAccessToken());
For more on cache keys, see Working with cache keys.
Lookup cached data
You can retrieve cached values with the LookupCache policy. The following LookupCache policy reads a value from mycache
and writes the value to the variable twitter-translate.apiAccessToken
. For policy reference information, see LookupCache policy.
<LookupCache name="token-cache"> <!-- The cache to read from. --> <CacheResource>mycache</CacheResource> <!-- Where to assign the retrieved value - here, a variable. --> <AssignTo>twitter-translate.apiAccessToken</AssignTo> <!-- An enumeration representing a prefix for namespace scope. --> <Scope>Exclusive</Scope> <!-- The unique pointer (a flow variable value) that was used to store the data in the cache. <CacheKey> <KeyFragment>apiAccessToken</KeyFragment> <KeyFragment>ref='request.queryparam.client_id'</KeyFragment> </CacheKey> </LookupCache>
Invalidate the cache
The cache can be invalidated explicitly by specifying an HTTP header. When a request that contains the specified HTTP header is received, the cache will be flushed. For policy reference information, see InvalidateCache policy.
<InvalidateCache name="InvalidateMyCache"> <!-- The cache to invalidate. --> <CacheResource>test-cache</CacheResource> <!-- An enumeration representing a prefix for namespace scope. --> <Scope>Exclusive</Scope> <!-- Fragments constructing the unique pointer used when the data was put into the cache. --> <CacheKey> <KeyFragment>apiAccessToken</KeyFragment> <KeyFragment ref="request.queryparam.client.id" /> </CacheKey> <PurgeChildEntries>true</PurgeChildEntries> </InvalidateCache>
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Chelsea Lewis' students studied Lascaux Cave in Montignac, France.
They learned that this cave was discovered in 1940 by four French teenagers and their dog Robot and that the cave was filled with 17,000-year-old cave art. They also learned that cave artists created the large paintings of wild animals as a form of religious practice.
The D.M. Smith students finished the unit by creating their own cave art.
"I turned my room into a cave because I wanted students to feel the conditions of the cave and emphasize with cave artists. I darkened the windows by covering the glass with dark butcher paper. Students worked in groups of three and each member had a role in creating the art: the leader, the artists, and the detailer," said Lewis.
"Students used charcoal, chalk, a copy of an original Lascaux painting, brown butcher paper and much creativity to create the cave art.
"The students did a fantastic job and were engaged with the project. Project-based learning is essential in the classroom. I hope my students never forget this project, I know I will not. In every endeavor I am proud of my students but on Friday (Sept. 27) my students blew me away."
Kentarius Ramsey and Larry Tyler were partners in Lewis' first period class and together they created a painting of large horses.
Kentarius said, "I enjoyed the hands on activity and creating cave art was fun."
When asked why Stone Age people created cave art he recited, "It is a form of prayer asking the higher powers for a successful hunt."
Lewis said she loved watching her students create the art and challenged them to reflect on what the cave artists might have been thinking and feeling.
Lewis said, "Friday was a fantastic day at D.M. Smith and the seventh grade World History students expressed their skills in team work and creativity."


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Samayoa (1-0) gave up a lead-off single to Cesar Loiz to start the game. After a double play and a walk, Samayoa sat down the next 13 Racers in a row to record his first victory of the season. The senior gave up just one hit, walked one and struck out five in five innings of work.
Lee pitchers combined to strike out 11 Northwestern hitters allowing just two walks and seven hits. Defensively the Flames (3-0) were flawless while Northwestern (0-3) was charged with two errors.
"I thought our pitching and defense was excellent again today," noted coach Mark Brew. "Anytime you only have two errors and give up five total runs in 25 innings of play over the weekend it is a super job by the pitchers and team defense."
As they did all series the Lee bats started early recording two runs in the bottom of the first inning on a two-run single by Derrick Pitts.
The Flames added a single run in the third and fifth innings before breaking the game open with a three-run seventh capped by a Chris Avey pinch hit two-run double.
Brady Renner and Cameron Brewster each tallied two hits for Lee. Josh Silver went 1 for 3 with an RBI and a run scored.
"Offensively we weren't quite as good today," admitted Brew. "We didn't do a very good job with situational execution and we really couldn't get anything started with our running game today. Give UNOH credit. They made us play to the last out and had the tying run at the plate."
Northwestern finally broke into the scoring column with a three-run ninth inning. Alex Moore came on for the Flames to stop the bleeding retiring the final out with the bases loaded to record his first save of the year.
"Give UNOH credit. They made us play to the last out and had the tying run at the plate," Brew said.
Pichi Torres was tagged with the loss for the Ohio-based club. Offensively the Racers' were paced by Loiz who went 2 for 3 with a run scored. Jose Gonzalez also recorded two hits and accounted for two of his teams three runs with a two-run single in the ninth.
"It's a good start for our team as we enter this week with five big games," stated Brew.
The first of those five games will be Wednesday afternoon for the Lee Flames when they welcome Tennessee Temple to Olympic Field. First pitch is set for 3 p.m.


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I've still got the old DirecTV TiVos, SD only, but with larger hard drives installed. I'm looking into the HR-34 and HR-24 to upgrade my system.
From what I've been able to tell talking with people on the 34 and the 24, these DVRs do not have two of the features I use most on my old (and I mean OLD) TiVos--Season Passes and Wish Lists. Season passes allow you to record all shows of a certain name on a specific channel, and allow you to specify if you want first run only, or reruns too, etc, and how many total shows to keep at most. Then if the show changes times, or they broadcast an extra show on a different day, the TiVo still records it. You control priority if there are conflicts through the Season Pass Manager.
Wish Lists allow you to search on Actor, Director, Category, Keyword or Title. It will search across ALL channels. You can have it auto-record these, or use it to find specific shows to watch. For instance, if you follow Boston College hockey, you could put in a wish list with a key word of Boston College and category of hockey, and it would show you all the upcoming shows (and again, you could have it auto record these). These searches are saved once you build them.
So those are 2 things I like a lot about TiVo. I always have plenty of shows to choose from, without doing any sorting through schedules manually to find what I want to record. From what I've been able to tell, these features are not available on standard DVRs (or at least the DirecTV units). I think it has to do with the patents TiVo has, and that have been upheld in court.
I HOPE I'm wrong about this, especially the season pass part, because I really would like to get one of the DirecTV HR-34s. I'd love the 5 tuners and HD capability, but would not like to have to manually look through the guide to find what I want to record.
DIRECTV's DVRs have had series (season passes) since day one. They also have the ability to use boolean searches to do the same thing that a wishlist can do, it does take more effort, and they have had that for years as well. So I'm not sure what or where you're reading your information but it appears to be incorrect.


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Deep V-Neck Cross Back Dress
Style # 222294
Glamour goes full bloom in this bebe dress, featuring luxuriously stretch-mesh fabric in ruched panels and a pretty floral print. Try yours with a pair of metallic sandals to amp it up.
- 92% nylon, 8% spandex
- Center back to hem: 21" (53 cm)
- Light knit lining
- Invisible zipper
- Dry clean
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Deep V-Neck Cross Back Dress
wrong shape
Honestly I am a girl with wide hips and this dress makes me look like I'm 2 sizes bigger than I am. The material is beautiful but definitely not for the pear shape or hourglass shape more for squared or athletic shape bodies.
November 24, 2013
Sexy and feminine
This dress is sexy yet classy... Has a deep plunging neckline but is for fitting so your boobs don't fall out! Can be paired with the me evie boots or pumps and a leather jacket;) you won't be disappointed
October 27, 2013
Versatile dress!
Wanted to give this dress 5 stars but it definitely has a deep neckline which I was a bit weary of. However, when I tried it on, I still had jeans on. Looking in the mirror, it actually looked like a shirt before pulling it all the way down. So, having the option of wearing it either way was fantastic! The only downside, besides the very open top, was that it is hard to get on. Once I was able to manage to get it on correctly, it was worth it. A great deal!!
September 3, 2013
Wanted to love it but didn't!
I had such high hope for this dress! I love the fabric and the print. It looks good from the back but the cleavage on this dress is ridiculous: it's very revealing and spread too much apart. The straps on the dress sold in stores are different than the straps on the model on the stairs. The ruching of the fabric goes all the way up the shoulder and that bothered me. If you compare the two models, you can see the difference in the pictures. I wish the neckline was designed differently! I passed! Thumbs up if you can pull this dress!
August 16, 2013
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