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Our History
A Founder's Vision
James Benson, a Boston businessman originally from suburban Chicago, founded World T.E.A.M. Sports in 1993. As a high school student in McHenry, Illinois in 1960, Benson became aware of a fellow student, Ricky Prine, who was talented not only in the classroom but also consistently showed signs of great athletic ability. However, Prine was disabled and was consistently excluded from activities by his peers. Benson saw something different in Prine and recognized him as a capable person, notwithstanding his disability. It was through this formative experience that Benson made a promise that if ever given the opportunity, he would create an organization committed to providing more opportunities to individuals living with a disability and he would use the power of sports to make them possible (read about the initial years of World T.E.A.M. Sports in James Benson's essay, Living the Dream).
The First Decade
In 1987, colleagues Benson and Stephen Whisnant were intrigued by the possibility of accomplishing an athletic achievement previously thought to be impossible. This led them to organize the October 1987 Ride Across America, a month-long, 2,650-mile bicycle relay from Newport Beach, California to Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Benefiting California Special Olympics, the ride included 25 developmentally disabled riders, many of whom had never before participated in an outdoor event.
The Ride Across America was followed in February, 1990 by the Kilimanjaro Confidence Climb. This event brought together 12 developmentally disabled athletes and 15 non-disabled athletes as a team to climb Africa's highest peak over nine days. Unfortunately, owing to inclement weather, only a few team members successfully reached the 19,341-foot summit. A 1990 documentary film of the climb, Let Me Be Brave, was narrated by renowned sportscaster James Brown and aired as a CBS Sports special. This documentary won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Program Achievement that same year.
Inspired by the public reaction to the Kilimanjaro Confidence Climb, Benson and Whisnant chartered World T.E.A.M. Sports as a North Carolina-based non-profit organization in June, 1993. Whisnant agreed to serve as the organization's first Executive Director. With the new organization, there was a broader vision – the directors wanted to achieve extraordinary challenges while enabling athletes with disabilities worldwide. The realization of that vision led to the AXA World Ride, a 13,000-mile bicycle adventure through 16 countries over nine months beginning in March 1995. The ride featured more than 10,000 day participants and 400 stage riders. A core team of seven – six with disabilities – undertook the entire challenge. The event was embraced worldwide, with most American Ambassadors and many foreign heads of state greeting the group in their respective countries. The media was drawn to the event and coverage was extensive – even through the 4,000 mile trek in Russia. Russian National Television covered the event and the team was featured four times to over 50,000,000 households throughout Russia. The combined media coverage totaled over 300,000,000 impressions. Another highly acclaimed documentary film was produced, airing twice on CBS, and narrated by the Emmy-award winning host, Charles Kuralt. The film, The Possible Dream, was enthusiastically received and won several national awards.
World T.E.A.M. Sports served as the organizer for the August 1996 NationsBank Paralympic Torch Relay from Washington, D.C. to Atlanta. For ten days, World T.E.A.M. Sports, in a partnership with the organizing committee and event sponsors, crisscrossed busy avenues, back roads, rivers and lakes. President Bill Clinton hosted the organizers and the first torchbearer on the south lawn of the White House on the morning of August 6. The final torchbearer was greeted by 70,000 spectators in Centennial Olympic Stadium for the Opening Ceremonies of the Paralympic Games. World T.E.A.M. Sports advisory board member, Mark Wellman, scaled the steep cauldron tower and ignited the Paralympic Torch.
In February, 1997, an integrated team of six individuals traveled to Antarctica to compete in one of the most unusual running events in the world – the Last Marathon. All members of the World T.E.A.M. Sports team finished the event and were featured in national media stories.
Athletes from the organization participated in the four-day, 300-mile Xerox Capital Ride in the Carolinas in September, 1997. World T.E.A.M. Sports also directed the All Sports Day in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1997. In this event, Olympic and Paralympic athletes offered hands-on swimming, running, bicycling, tennis and climbing clinics to more than 800 participants.
The success of the 1995 AXA World Ride led the organization to undertake another great challenge: pairing former combatants from both sides of the Vietnam War to overcome both their disabilities and prior animosities. Known as the Vietnam Challenge, this January 1998 event paired 70 disabled riders from the United States and the former North Vietnam with 20 able-bodied coaches on a 16-day, 1,250-mile bicycle expedition from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City. Participants ranged in age from 11 to 78, with three blind cyclists and eight hand cyclists. Joining the riders was Tour de France winner Greg LeMond and long distance swimmer Diana Nyad, both members of the World T.E.A.M. Sports board. Late in the ride, as the team approached Ho Chi Minh City, honorary chair Senator John Kerry and U.S. Ambassador Pete Peterson joined the team.
The resulting feature documentary film about the Challenge from Kartemquin Films, Vietnam Long Time Coming, was well-received by critics and the public. Hosted by sportscaster Dick Enberg and narrated by actor Joe Mantegna, it aired as an NBC Sports Special on Veterans Day 1998. The film received an Emmy Award for Outstanding Program Achievement. World T.E.A.M. Sports co-chairman Peter D. Kiernan spoke to CNN Television and NBC'S Today Show and Channel 12 Daytime Edition about the ride.
Nearly 100 celebrities, sports figures, and community leaders, including Robin Williams, Madonna, Greg LeMond, George Steinbrenner, Donald Trump, Christopher Reeve, Tom Brokaw, Yoko Ono, Britney Spears, Rudolph Giuliani, Lance Armstrong, Shaquille O'Neal, Elizabeth Taylor and Arnold Schwarzenegger donated bicycles for six silent auctions and receptions benefiting the ongoing work of World T.E.A.M. Sports. Held from 1996 through 2003, the auctions provided ongoing fundraising for the non-profit organization. At the 1999 auction, over 400 people filled the Sports Club/LA in New York City for a festive and entertaining program that included special remarks by cyclist Lance Armstrong and Sean "Puffy" Combs as well as musical entertainment by True This. The event was co-chaired by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and Lance Armstrong. The May 13, 2002 auction at The Lighthouse in New York City raised funds to support the Face of America Ride and was attended by Senator Charles Schumer, Senator John Kerry, Christopher Reeve and others.
Becoming the "Face of America"
With the beginning of a new decade, World T.E.A.M. Sports athletes regularly participated in outdoor sporting events nationally. These events included the Los Angeles Marathon, The Lance Armstrong Foundation Ride for the Roses in Austin, Texas, the Colorado Relay in Glenwood Springs, Colorado and the Turkey Trot in Charlotte, North Carolina.
World T.E.A.M. Sports launched a series of non-competitive bicycle rides in May 2000 that continue to this day. The inaugural Face of America ride partnered with Rails-to-Trails Conservancy and featured two teams of about 50 riders each departing simultaneously from San Francisco and Boston on May 13. Each team covered over 1,400 miles in 22 days, and included disabled and able-bodied cyclists from 40 states and ten countries. The teams met at the Memorial Arch in St. Louis, Missouri on June 3. Participant disabilities included spinal cord injured (paraplegic and quadriplegic), visually impaired/blind, cancer survivors, hearing impaired, cerebral palsy, intellectual and developmental disability, amputee (single and double) and brain injury. A total of 100 core and stage riders participated in the ride, including participants as young as six years and as old as 77 years.
In November 2000, World T.E.A.M. Sports athletes traveled to Cuba to participate in the Havana Marathon. The first American team to run in the marathon, team members also met with the Cuban Sports Federation for the Disabled. At the meeting, team member Carlos Moleda, on behalf of World T.E.A.M. Sports, demonstrated and presented to the Cuban Paralympic Committee a Stage One hand cycle donated by Freedom Ryder and a racing wheelchair donated by HallsWheels — gifts that provided much needed equipment to disabled Cuban athletes.
The Italian Dolomite Trek from World T.E.A.M. Sports offered an integrated climbing adventure for women along the Via Ferrata, an extensive system of high mountain routes in the Italian Alps. The group traveled together to the Brenta region in the Dolomites, a magnificent mountain range of bold rock towers and spires, cliffs, and ridges. The Via Ferrata is an ancient trail built to transport iron from the mines to the melting furnace in the western Italian Alps. The trail is a spectacular series of narrow ledges, and walkways protected by steel cables, vertical iron ladders, and narrow gullies and ridges that use cables, pegs and steel rungs pounded into the mountain to aid in climbing and for protection.
On September 8-9, 2001, World T.E.A.M. Sports introduced a new event held in the mountains of North Carolina. In the footsteps of the world-renowned Hood to Coast Relay in Oregon, the Mountain Madness Challenge Relay in Asheville attracted teams to participate in a challenging 160 mile team running relay. The route from the top of Beech Mountain to Asheville took teams along the Blue Ridge Parkway to the top of Mt. Mitchell, the highest peak in the eastern United States.
Like much of America, the September 11, 2001 attacks on Washington and New York changed the direction of World T.E.A.M. Sports. The September 2002 Face of America was dedicated as a "moving memorial" to the victims of the attacks. It included more than 1,400 participants riding 277 miles in three days from Ground Zero in New York City to the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia. 2002 World T.E.A.M. Sports co-chairman Peter D. Kiernan provided a preview of the ride to New York's Channel 1 television. A year later, on September 12-14, 2003, the ride ran the same route again, with over 500 riders from ten countries coming together to participate. Cyclists with and without disabilities rode from Battery Park City to the ferry past the Statue of Liberty to the shores of New Jersey, continuing through Delaware and Maryland, ending their exhilarating ride in Washington D.C.
The Face of America was re-envisioned in 2005 to honor those who suffered injuries in the Global War on Terror. Working with the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and The National Navy Medical Center, the April 2006 ride raised over $100,000 for future World T.E.A.M. Sports events. Reporter Ally Donnelly wrote and produced the New England Cable News Network's award-winning 2006 documentary film about the ride, The Long Journey Home. In 2008, the ride was redirected, from Washington to Gettysburg. It has featured a growing number of participants, including many active duty members of the armed forces, who want to help reintegrate these wounded warriors back into their communities.
New Challenges
On January 20-31, 2007, World T.E.A.M. Sports sponsored the Return to Kilimanjaro expedition, bringing seven developmentally disabled athletes to Africa to climb the continent's highest mountain. Following the 1990 expedition, in which only a few of the participants reached the summit, the 2007 expedition successfully accomplished its goal of safely reaching the summit of Kilimanjaro and returning.
Another new event in 2007 was the Adventure Team Challenge. Held in western Colorado, it is a multi-day, multi-event outdoor event, featuring teams of five with disabled and non-disabled athletes. Envisioned by blind Colorado adventurer Erik Weihenmayer, the event debuted June 14-16, 2007 as the Real Deal Inclusive Sports Adventure. The annual event includes mountain biking, river rafting, climbing and other challenging physical activities. NBC Sports' Jeep World of Adventure Sports featured a short documentary about the 2008 event.
In August, 2009, World T.E.A.M. Sports hosted the Coastal Team Challenge, an eight day adventure from the organization's Military Initiative which brought together American and Canadian injured veterans in the Pacific Northwest. The participating soldiers traveled 82 nautical miles by sea kayaks from Anacortes, Washington through Puget Sound to Vancouver, British Columbia.
World T.E.A.M. Sports sponsored two events in 2010 for young athletes. With Massachusetts' Unified Sports Program and the Boston Bruins National Hockey League club, World T.E.A.M. Sports provided support for a sled hockey event for children with disabilities in Boston. This event was held again in February, 2011, at Boston's TD Garden. In late September 2010, World T.E.A.M. Sports sponsored a three day Adventure Team Challenge for developmentally disabled teenagers and young adults at the Frost Valley YMCA, in New York's Catskill Mountains. The Frost Valley event, directed by corporate partner American Portfolios Financial Services, also was held in June, 2011 and 2012, and in September, 2013.
The Sea to Shining Sea debuted in 2010, and featured a cross-country bicycle ride from San Francisco, California to Virginia Beach, Virginia. In the summer of 2010, a team of mostly veteran participants rode 3,687 miles over 64 days through 14 states on their journey across America, visiting large cities and small towns. Like the 1987 Ride Across America, the Sea to Shining Sea ride brought together disabled and able-bodied athletes to overcome obstacles in pursuit of a team goal – crossing the North American continent. A documentary about the ride and the participants by director and cinematographer Austin Smithard, Two Shining Seas, was released to the festival circuit in October, 2012.
In October 2010, World T.E.A.M. Sports directed the inspiring Soldiers to the Summit expedition, a part of the organization's ongoing Military Initiative. The three week expedition brought together a team of disabled veterans and able-bodied climbers who ascended to the summit of 20,075 foot Lobuche East, a rugged ice-covered peak in Nepal near Everest Base Camp. Overcoming obstacles along their trek, the team successfully summitted Lobuche and returned safely to the United States. The expedition generated two documentaries, Conquering the Climb, on the Pentagon Channel that debuted in March, 2011, and a theatrical release, "High Ground," by Stone Circle Pictures and Serac Adventure Films, which was released in February, 2012.
In 2011, two new events on the World T.E.A.M. Sports schedule debuted – the Adventure Team Challenge at Washington DC in August and the Family Day Out in November, both in Washington, DC. The Adventure Team Challenge brought together teenaged disabled and able-bodied athletes for a day of outdoor recreational sports, including hiking, bicycling and canoeing. The Family Day Out offered an afternoon of cycling for wounded veterans and their families in Washington, an opportunity for recreation away from the veterans hospitals. World T.E.A.M. Sports athletes also participated in several triathlons and in the annual Warrior 100K, an invitational mountain biking event in Texas beginning in 2011, hosted by former President George W. Bush.
In late February 2012, World T.E.A.M. Sports hosted the second Soldiers to the Summit event, a winter camp at the Snowbird Resort in Utah. This World T.E.A.M. Sports Military Initiative event provided an opportunity for injured veterans to learn and experience winter snow sports such as skiing and snowboarding.
The summer of 2012 also saw the return of the Sea to Shining Sea cross-country bicycle ride with disabled veterans from our nation's military. Sponsored by State Farm, the ride traveled a distance of nearly 4,000 miles in two months. A team of 14 disabled veterans participated in the ride, using hand cycles, recumbent bicycles, tandems and standard touring bicycles. Participating veterans included individuals with blindness and lost limbs, as well as veterans with PTS and TBI. Leaving San Francisco Bay on May 28, the team rode through snow showers in the high Nevada desert, across the Continental Divide in Colorado, into record heat in the American Midwest with temperatures approaching 110 degrees. Arriving in Virginia Beach on July 28, the team celebrated their achievement with a gala reception on the beach. A commemorative book, Shining Seas, was produced following the ride.
The April, 2013 Face of America event from the Pentagon to Gettysburg was the largest in a decade, with more than 100 injured veterans participating alongside more than 400 able-bodied civilians, active-duty and retired military. A team of military veterans from Canada's Soldier On organization participated in the two day, 110-mile ride.
Developmentally-disabled teens from the Washington, DC region participated in the second Adventure Team Challenge at Washington DC in early August 2013. Held along the Potomac River, the one day event provided an opportunity for teens to hike, ride bicycles and canoe. In western Colorado, the Adventure Team Challenge provided disabled and able-bodied athletes from across the United States a three-stage course in the high desert west of Grand Junction. Following the 2012 Challenge in the same region of Colorado, the 2013 event brought many new participants, including several military veterans with disabilities.
A record number of injured veterans joined the 2014 Face of America ride from the Pentagon to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The late April ride saw more than 130 injured veterans joined by more than 400 able-bodied active duty and retired military, and civilian riders.
In the coming years, additional events will be added to the World T.E.A.M. Sports schedule.
Learn more about the history of World T.E.A.M. Sports
World T.E.A.M. Sports Events and Expeditions Videos
World Ride: The Possible Dream trailer, from CBS Emmy-Award-winning special on the 1995 AXA World Ride (QuickTime format). With Charles Kuralt.
President Bill Clinton message and endorsement of World T.E.A.M. Sports from 1995 AXA World Ride (QuickTime format).
Fox News report on World T.E.A.M. Sports from 2000 (QuickTime format). Includes AXA World Ride 1995, Vietnam Challenge 1998 and the 2000 Face of America ride. Includes past and current World T.E.A.M. Sports board members Christopher Reeve, Greg LeMond, and Erik Weihenmayer.
"Let Me Be Brave" is an Emmy-Award winning documentary about World T.E.A.M. Sports's 1990 climb of Africa's Kilimanjaro. Here is the trailer for the film.
"Vietnam, Long Time Coming" is an Emmy-Award winning documentary about World T.E.A.M. Sports's 1998 cross-country ride in Vietnam.
The 2009 Adventure TEAM Challenge in Colorado was featured in a short report by filmmaker Bill Hanson.
"Conquering the Climb" from The Pentagon Channel reported on our October, 2010 Soldiers to the Summit expedition to climb 20,075-foot Lobuche East in Nepal.
Maryland Public Television produced the feature, "A Renewed Spirit," for their series, Outdoors Maryland, in 2011. The short feature covered World T.E.A.M. Sports's 2011 Face of America ride.
Presenting sponsor Alteryx created a promotional video for World T.E.A.M. Sports's Adventure TEAM Challenge. This video, released in March 2012, includes video from the 2011 Challenge.
Stone Circle Pictures released Michael Brown's documentary "High Ground" about World T.E.A.M. Sports's 2010 Soldiers to the Summit expedition to climb 20,075-foot Lobuche East in Nepal. Here is the trailer for the film.
Director Austin Smithard's "Two Shining Seas" documentary about World T.E.A.M. Sports's 2010 Sea to Shining Sea cross-country ride began theatrical screenings nationally in the autumn of 2012.


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I am already neutered, housetrained, and up to date with shots.
Zipper was adopted out as a kitten and was returned to the shelter. He is a bit shy at first, but is adjusting to life at the shelter with a roomful of other cats. He really would like to be in a home of his own again ....SOON please! He is in the room named Kitty Korner. He was caged for a few days while he adjusted to his new roommates . He loves ear rubs and scratches and kind words.He also LOVES treats! Please stop in to see Zipper soon.
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I would like to make my own cola drink from natural ingredients (or as natural as possible). Can this be done? asked Jun 03 '11 at 05:08 AJfinch |
I have three suggestions for you: Red Bull makes a cola that is more what I would expect homemade cola to taste like. It has a list of ingredients you could buy in the bulk spice section of a really good grocery store. When I make it, this is what I will be using. I would recommend tasting it as well. It has a tea like taste. (Here it is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Bull_Cola) Also, here is a how to make "OpenCola". It is a brand that has their recipe available so people can experiment with their own recipes. http://www.wikihow.com/Make-OpenCola And finally, This American Life (on NPR) recently did a story where they allegedly revealed the secret recipe for CocaCola. http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/427/original-recipe/recipe I would use a combination of all these methods. You will need some sort of carbonizer, or you will have to mix your own syrup concoction with soda water to get fizzy soda. linkanswered Jun 05 '11 at 12:15 becca |
I have had a friend make this home made Ginger Ale that self-carbonates through fermentations with positive results. The only danger is the risk of over-carbonation and a resulting explosion. linkanswered Jun 03 '11 at 10:27 oliver |
I would check at you local coffee shop to see if they make Italian Sodas, most do, and see if they have a cola syrup. We make Italian Sodas at home with a carbonator and different blends of syrup. The kids have never pursued a "cola" and prefer lemon and other fruit flavors. We've found some syrups that the worst ingredient is sugar and it seems to work fine. linkanswered Jun 03 '11 at 09:35 Kevin Brewer |
William Sonoma makes something like that which you can look into. I haven't tried this but it seems to fit what you're looking for. linkanswered Jun 03 '11 at 08:19 hobbes |


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While working on this week's Weekend Movie Guide for FilmDrunk, I was looking for a video for the horrifying Katy Perry: Part of Me "documentaryâ€/PR poopfest that molested theaters yesterday, and I came across this very strange video of the pop starlet belching the alphabet at a concert. And damn it if it doesn't make her a lot more likable.
While this has never been an exact science, that inspired me to make this week's Sexy Friday all about celebrating the alphabet. And what better way to do that than with smoking hot models? Enough chit chat, you illiterates, on with the respectable female figures of empowerment!
(Bonus hotness because she recently dumped Adam Levine.)
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(Fun Fact: Riley played Nora in Magic Mike, the best movie of 2012 so far.)
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Ring in 2014 with Plymouth's New Year's Eve Masquerade Ball!
Christmas day is only two weeks away and from there, we're on the fast track to 2014. Have you figured out your New Year's Eve plans yet? Well if you're going to be around the Plymouth area during the festivities, then we would highly suggest that you check out the New Year's Eve Masquerade Ball. The events have proven to be a big hit for many years now and we guarantee that a great time will be had by all!
Hosted at the Plymouth Arts Center, which is a mere five minutes from our inn, the masquerade will be held on Tuesday, December 31, 2013 from 7pm to 12:30am. Throughout the evening of masked fun, guests will be treated to a delicious buffet dinner catered by Millhome Supper Club, a complimentary glass of wine and cheese table, dancing to Smooth Groove Quartet and one very special display at midnight.
Now if you're from around the area, you may have already heard about this, but all of our out-of-towners will be in for a big surprise when the countdown to 2014 begins. Rather than dropping a shimmering ball as the clock ticks down, Plymouth does something that can only be seen in the cheese capital of the country: the big cheese drop! This year will mark the 7th annual cheese drop and let us tell you – it is quite a site to see.
Dinner-dance tickets will be sold at $30 per person in advance and dance only tickets will be $8 in advance and $10 at the door. Dance-only guests will be invited to join the festivities at 8:30pm and costumes are optional for all attendees. For more information on the event, visit plymoutharts.org.
Once you've officially rung in the New Year, make the resolution to make it back to Inn on Hillwind real soon and bring your friends! Ask us about our gift certificates upon departure, which are available in any denomination and have no expiration date. Guest can also call us to order a gift certificate (920)-892-2199 or the can order a gift certificate on-line at www.innonhillwind.com.
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Welcome to UIC Sociology! We are a group of enthusiastic and energetic scholars who study, write about, and engage with the world around us. As a department, we have two broad areas of expertise: the study of race/ethnicity/gender and the study of work/organizations/economy. All of our graduate students become experts in one of those two broad and important areas of sociology. Within those areas of expertise, we have an amazing variety of fascinating research underway. Faculty study everything from adolescence and young adult sexuality to youth entangled in the juvenile legal system. Many of our faculty and graduate students study the processes of immigration to the United States from other parts of the world. Other faculty and graduate students study the process of organizational inequality in major corporations, and are considered national experts who testify in trials about race and gender discrimination. Faculty study everything from how bureaucracy became embedded in American corporations, to how social movement organizations mobilize to promote social change in markets and politics. We have been ranked one of the top 20 departments to study the sociology of gender and have long been considered one of the leading places to study racial inequality from the corporate world to housing segregation. Global research has increasingly become the norm with faculty doing research from Mexico to Israel, to South Africa.
This is a faculty that not only studies the world, but is actively engaged in using our research based evidence to increase the quality of life for the citizens of Chicago, the state, the nation and the world. We are a department that values and rewards public sociology. What does that mean? We are a place where writing and speaking about racial and gender discrimination is understood to be an effective use of social scientific skills. Our faculty, particularly those we share with the Institute of Government and Policy Analysis (IGPA) write briefing papers for the state legislature and conferences to bring research evidence to social service providers and other non-profit sectors. Faculty make themselves available to the press to inspire public discourse based on solid social science research. The sociology faculty at UIC are committed to using research and social science for the public good. We are also committed to incorporating undergraduate students, as well as graduate students, into the life of the department, and in to the profession. Undergraduates regularly collaborate on research projects, and graduate students regularly become co-investigators and co-authors with faculty. UIC Sociology faculty are committed to education and provide critical training to young people so that they can interact successfully with the world, and use a sociological imagination in whatever career they choose.
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Visitation will be held Thursday, May 9, 2013, from noon to 2 p.m. at Cleveland Funeral Home in Cleveland.
Funeral services will follow at 2 p.m. in the Cleveland Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in the Delta Heights Memorial Gardens in Cleveland. The Reverend Gerald Greenlee will officiate the service.
She was born as the only child of James and Evelyn (McKnight) Weeks on February 26, 1955, in Cleveland. Jean attended Bayou Academy and Mississippi Delta Community College. She married Mike Brookins in 1979. She was a former manager of the Cleveland Cato Store for many years and had previously worked at the Indianola Insurance Company. Jean attended Interstate Baptist Church. She was a family oriented person who always enjoyed spending time with her children and grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
She is survived by her husband of 33 years, Mike Brookins of Indianola; daughter, Janet Crawford (James) Ray of Indianola; two sons, David (Bridget) Walden of Advance, N.C., and Daniel (Susan) Walden of Brussels Belgium, nine grandchildren; Elizabeth Kliensmith, Brooke Ray, Rivers Ray, Cody Walden, Savannah Walden, Brittany Walden, Regan Walden, Megan Walden and Haley Walden.
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Just a 2 minute stroll to the vibrant town of Swords.varied selection of Pubs, Restaurants, The Pavilions Shopping Centre, Cinema and nightlife. For the golf enthusiast there is a selection of superb golf courses nearby - Swords Open, Forest Little and St Margaret\'s (links courses include The Island & Portmarnock). FROM DUBLIN AIRPORT BY CAR
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She died Wednesday, April 24, 2013, at her home.
Mrs. Rosie Stancle was born on June1, 1938, to the late Lillie Carey Reed and Frank Royster in Shelby. Rosie worked in the Bolivar County Head Start System for 32 years, retiring in May 2001.
She is survived by daughters, Joyce Friend, Sharon Stancle and Lisa Stancle, all of Shelby, and Sandra Stancle Nwokeji of Hattiesburg; sons, Larry Royster of Duncan, Randy Stancle of Blytheville and Javis Stancle of Horn Lake; sisters, Rosie (Rev. Scott) Alexander of Clarksdale and Mary (Charles) Linstand of Hanover Park, Ill.; brothers, Hal (Bobbie) Reed of Shelby, Thomas Reed of Cleveland and Diamond Reed of Chicago, Ill.; 22 grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends.
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Mushroom and Feta Breakfast Casserole has two of my very favorite ingredients! |
Wash mushrooms and cut into thick slices or half-slices.
After it cools for a few minutes, the eggs will sink down a bit; serve hot and enjoy!
And just for fun, here's the photo of this recipe from 2008 when I made it for Genie!
Mushroom and Feta Breakfast Casserole
(Makes about 10 servings, recipe created by Kalyn)
18 eggs
2 T lowfat milk (Probably optional, but I usually use it if I have milk in the house.)
1 pound or more mushrooms, washed and sliced
(Use more mushrooms if the budget can handle it, I like brown Crimini mushrooms for this recipe, but any mushrooms will work)
1/4 - 1/2 cup sliced green onions (optional, but good)
2-3 tsp. olive oil (depending on your pan)
1 1/2 cups crumbled Feta cheese
(or 3/4 cups feta and 3/4 cups of another white cheese)
2 tsp. Spike Seasoning, or use any all-purpose seasoning blend that's good on eggs if you don't have Spike
fresh ground black pepper to taste (Spike and Feta both have salt, so I don't add more of that.)
Wash mushrooms and cut into thick slices or half slices. Heat the olive oil in a non-stick frying pan, then saute the mushrooms until they release their liquid and get slightly brown, about 5 minutes. Layer the mushrooms, Feta, and green onions (if using.)
Beat eggs with milk until the yolks and whites are completely combined, pour over mushroom-Feta-onion mixture, then stir gently with a fork so that mushrooms. cheese, and onions are evenly distributed in the egg mixture. Season with Spike Seasoning and fresh-ground black pepper. (I don't add salt because Spike Seasoning and Feta both have it. If you don't have Spike, use any all-purpose seasoning blend that's good with eggs.)
Bake 40-45 minutes, or until eggs are completely set and the top is starting to brown. Serve hot.
This will keep for at least a week in the fridge and can be reheated in a microwave or in a covered pan on the stove.
(Lately I've been cutting this recipe in half and making a smaller portion in my toaster oven. I find the baking time is about around 25-30 minutes for a smaller portion.)
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Nutritional Information?
I chose the South Beach Diet to manage my weight partly so I wouldn't have to count calories, carbs, points, or fat grams, but if you want nutritional information for a recipe, I recommend entering the recipe into Calorie Count, which will calculate it for you.
More Breakfast Casserole Recipes to Try:
(Recipes from other blogs not always South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Greek Chile Baked Breakfast Casserole ~ My Wooden Spoon
Breakfast Casserole with Mushrooms, Green Bell Peppers, and Feta ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Breakfast Pizza ~ Dine and Dish
Breakfast Casserole with Asparagus, Mushrooms, and Goat Cheese ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Sausage Breakfast Casserole ~ Simply Recipes
(Want even more recipes? I find these recipes from other blogs using Food Blog Search.)
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Our master of science in historic preservation (MSHP) program gives a solid foundation for a career in modern preservation. This two-year course of study prepares students from varied undergraduate backgrounds to deal with the complex challenges of rejuvenating the historic main streets of cities and towns, revitalizing neighborhoods, preserving rural areas, and finding new uses for historic landmarks and landscapes.
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Classroom instruction and applied experiences cover all the major aspects of preservation practice. You'll study architectural history while also learning the details of preservation law and funding. The preservation laboratory supports class projects in preservation technology, which is vital to a preservation professional's work. Both our campus and the city of Muncie provide tremendous historic resources, including a campus historic architecture tour developed by preservation students.
Hands-on Projects Many classes in this program include hands-on components to produce drawings, reports, plans, and government applications for preservation.
In the preservation design studio, students engage in a consultant experience working with an actual community client organization and produce a needed service, summarized in a report. Such classes provide experience and a professional product to take into job interviews.
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Writing and Research Writing is an important aspect of success in historic preservation, and we offer opportunities to improve this skill through writing research papers and preparing a master's thesis or creative project.
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Keith Sanders is a 26-year-old bartender who received the golden ticket to proceed to Hollywood, during American Idol's Salt Lake City, Utah, auditions.
"I know that I am destined to become the next American Idol because I am me and I have a lot of background in music," said Sanders.
Thousands of people gathered in multiple locations across the United States to audition for a chance to become the next American Idol.
Many were let down easy while some were sent home crying, but Sanders was one of the few that stood out.
Sanders said that he was not really interested in auditioning but he was encouraged to do so.
"The American Idol audition bus came to Oxford in August. I did not go to try out, I only went in to support a friend who was trying out," said Sanders.
"My mom and sister kind of pushed me to try out so I did and I made it through," he added.
After making it through the audition in Oxford, Sanders said that he went to audition in Salt Lake City.
"It was kind of hard to breathe in Utah because the air is a lot different than in Mississippi. I was very nervous and I had to adapt to the air very quickly," continued Sanders.
"I was also nervous during the audition and when I received the golden ticket I felt exhausted with happiness. It felt surreal," he added.
"Every time I perform, I am always nervous before that first note comes out," continued Sanders.
Although his stomach was a flutter with butterflies, Sanders said the over all experience was amazing.
"Performing in front of the judges was a tad bit nerve wrecking at first," he continued.
Sanders said that he has wanted to pursue a professional career in music since the age of 18.
"My father, Dr. Alphonso Sanders, has always been a musical inspiration to me. He is a wonderful musician and as a child I was exposed to many different types of musical instruments. I learned how to play the trumpet at age six," said Sanders.
"My dad had instruments just laying around the house and when he would see me pick one up, he would teach me how to play it," added Sanders.
Sanders said his father is really excited about his recent accomplishment but when he initially told his father that he wanted to pursue a career in music, he was not so enthused.
"I have been doing music for a while and he has been pushing me to get a degree and to do something with it. He really didn't want me to do music but I told him that this was something that I wanted to do and after that he started to support me," he said.
During his audition in Salt Lake City, Sanders played his guitar and sang a song by Bill Wither as the judges watched wonder.
"I sang 'Use Me Up' by Bill Withers. He is my favorite artist, hands down — I have been listening to him since I was a small child," he continued.
Sanders said his style of guitar playing is a little different from others because he taught myself how to play.
"I have this weird niche for absorbing things," he added.
He also shared a little insight on the judges.
"Jennifer Lopez is really fun and very sweet — she had nothing but good things to say to me," Sanders said.
"Keith Urban is his usual self, he gave me some really good advice about my voice in general. He told me that there are a few things that I have to work out with my voice because I will be facing some stealthy competition," continued Sanders.
Although the days have been a little stressful, Sanders has been enjoying his time in Hollywood and he believes that he has met some life–long friends.
"I should have tried out a lot sooner but I was maturing myself. I just want to advise anyone who wants to go out and try out to just do it," said Sanders.
"Anyone who thinks that they can sing well enough should go for it and don't wait," he added.
He was unable to mention the date for his next audition but stay tuned to American Idol and watch Sanders as he places Mississippi in yet another ranking.


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Liverpool John Lennon Airport is one of the UK's oldest airports, with flights to and from over 60 countries. named for one of Liverpool's most legendary sons, with its motto "Above us only sky" taken from Lennon's song "Imagine".The international airport flies more than five million passengers a year from its single terminal. Central Liverpool is seven miles away, a 35-minute trip by bus.
Distance from city centre
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We rent laptops! (Actually free and they are technically netbooks.) Learn more here.
We have hydration stations! Fill your re-fillable water bottle, and save the environment from one more plastic bottle. By the Bookstore entrance, another near the Devils Den!
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About the Student Center
Our Mission: The Student Center provides services and facilities, and supports programs which enhance the growth of the campus community. Students are developed and educated through active participation in all we do. Our quality is determined by the people we serve!
The Student Center is a state of the art facility, and is considered "the living room" of our campus community. The 80,000 square feet of space provides our University community with quality meeting, dining and programming space. The Student Center is also the heart of campus activities, as it houses the offices of Student Government, Central Activities Network, the Mosaic Center, the Women's Center, the Student Activities/Leadership Development Office (SA/LD), as well as other student organization offices.
The Student Center offers a food court, an expanded Bookstore, and serves as the home for the Campus Blue Chip Card Office. There is a student mailbox area where all resident and many commuter students have their own postal box. You can study in the many lounges or meet there with friends. If you want to relax, the Breakers Game Room offers eight tournament billiard tables, electronic amusements, board games and sports televisions. We are also home to the Milton R. Bellin collection of WPA era murals that were once decorating the walls of our administration building.
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Funeral service will be 11 a.m., Saturday, July 20, 2013 at New Jerusalem COGIC in Drew with Pastor Walter S. Dixon officiating. Burial will follow in Drew Cemetery in Drew under the direction of T.L. Redmon Funeral Home in Cleveland.
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Went to the one in Princeton nj. In Quaker town mall today. Was all excited to order off the new gf menu. And when my pasta came I said to the server are you sure this is gluten free? It taste and looks too good. She said yes. Than a free mins. Later the waiter runs over and asks me if its ok that it's not gluten free? Huh? I didn't hear that. The music was kind of loud I thought he was asking me is it ok cause it's not the fuseli pasta it's the angel hair. But my mom herd him and said it louder! No it's not ok! I've been gf for 7 years for a reason! If I wanted to get sick and eat gluten I would choose to eat a croissant !!!! The manager says they dropped the ball. I said they need better training . Lesson , can't trust restaurant service! Great. I asked how am I going to come hear and eat???? Enjoyed the guacamole . Hope the chips were really gf.? Only put the star cause I had to. They should have a better system if there going to provide a gf menu they better actually serve it to you. And put a simple sign for it for Pete sakes! And get better communication!!! It's just not right!
Gluten free menu but not celiac friendly. Staff not knowledgeable enough to properly serve someone with celiac disease. Plates are always dirty so who knows what was on there. Nice to offer the gluten free menu but they really need to be properly trained in gluten free preparation.
They do have a gluten free menu, just ask! Tons of options, I was impressed. BUT the Godiva cheesecake is NOT gluten free as advertised on their menu!
they don't have a gluten free menu, so I order plain chicken or fish no seasoning or sauces. they do have a cloudless cheesecake with no crust though that's pretty good and I've never had a problem with it (:
2402 East Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85016
Good sized GF menu, and last time the waitress even had the GF bun toasted and brought out for me as bread to go with my pasta! Only one GF cheesecake, a super rich chocolate one.
3111 West Chandler Boulevard, Chandler, AZ 85226
Decent sized GF menu, the also offer GF buns. I usually get the pasta and haven't tried a burger yet. They offer one GF cheesecake, and it's the Godiva chocolate one, which is too rich for me. I usually get a sundae if I want dessert. Only one time did I have a regular pasta noodle in with my GF pasta, the apologized profusely and comped our meal. Fortunately I did not get sick. I have eaten there since with no problems.
1201 Lake Woodlands Dr #302, The Woodlands, TX 77380
Not large selection but you can request certain items to be made gluten free - they don't have a separate menu just a small symbol near the foods that are - unfortunately only 1 cheesecake is gluten and it's chocolate chocolate and more chocolate
1612 Palisades Center Drive, West Nyack, NY 10994
So far so good. Have eaten here 2x's , knock on wood it's all been fine.
EDIT January 19: Although a few dishes are clearly marked GF, servers seem to be very inconsistently trained on the subject. Fries are supposedly gluten free, but I was told they are only available when there is a clean fryer available. Was also told during my previous visit that the sauce on my burger wasn't safe, but this time I was assured the same sauce was indeed safe. East here at your own risk, because I sure don't trust them. Get your shit straight, Cheesecake Factory. ------------- Hadn't gone here in a while, because they couldn't seem to find me something gluten free off their menu. Well, apparently they've got a new menu with clearly marked GF items and options now! Also, GF hamburger buns and gluten free fries! Americana Cheeseburger A++! Will go again!
7875 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45236
Had a wonderful GF burger. Can't wait to go again.
3811 South Cooper Street, Fort Worth, TX 76104
Gf notated on menu. Waiter seemed willing to make accommodations (asking for pasta to be boiled in separate water) but I don't know if that is normal policy if not requested.
2350 N Mayfair Rd, Wauwatosa, WI 53226
Amazing food as always. They have a good variety of gluten free foods, which I was very thankful for. I ordered a GF cheeseburger and GF fries, which was so good, however I had a bad reaction, I think just from cross contamination. It happens, for it's not celiac certified, so I took my chances. I probably will go there again because I appreciate them trying to accommodate us gluten intolerant! Just be wary if you have celiacs.
5530 Glades Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33431
Cheesecake Factory is the worst gluten free place I have ever been to. They use same pots and pans a water for pasta. They don't know what's gluten they put croutons even in gluten free salads.
789 W Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101
Great gluten free options and cheesecake for dessert
10120 California Street, Omaha, NE 68114
This a great gf place for family or date night. You do need to be on your toes as I've had tiny discrepancies with orders before but overall a great place to eat out. If they make a mistake they bend over backwards to fix it. I am genuinely sad they stopped serving the eggplant glamburger. The tamale appetizer platter is amazing. They recently combined their gf menu with their regular menu. They have a gf Godiva cheesecake.
6223 South State Street #2001, Murray, UT 84107
Had great menu options for gf, server was nice and made sure it was gluten free. My food was brought out separately, which gave me peace of mind. Did not get sick and will thankfully be going back!
2350 N Mayfair Rd, Wauwatosa, WI 53226
Lots of gluten free options including pasta, turkey burgers, hamburgers, chicken and beef entrees. Drawback: soups and appetizers are not gluten free. Only gluten free cheesecake is Godiva Chocolate, luckily my favorite, i am a chocoaholic. I always get great service there. Cross contamination can happen, they do not have a completely gluten free kitchen section.
1796 International Drive, Mc Lean, Virginia 22102
I debated about eating at the bar because bartenders sometimes get annoyed about food allergies. With a long wait for a table, we decided to give it a try. The bartender was AWESOME! He pressed all of the food allergy buttons when he put my order in and then, went to the kitchen to discuss my allergies with the chef.
101 Jordan Creek Pkwy, Des Moines, IA 50266
Had a turkey burger with mashed potatoes subbed for fries because the waiter said they use a community frier (despite the menu marking fries as "gf upon request"). Looked and tasted like an Udi's bun. I was really hungry and it hit the spot!
71 Isham Road #20, West Hartford, CT 06107
I really hate it when someone has one bad experience (usually with a server, not the restaurant) and leaves a terrible review. The thing is, if you're celiac, it's going to be hard to trust ANYONE. And in my opinion, any efforts by a restaurant to move toward gluten-free should be celebrated. There are a ton of us (myself included) that are very sensitive, but not to the point of celiac. And for me, I really appreciate these restaurants adding items I can eat. And many of them end up taking them away because of the complaints about their one or two bad experiences. This isn't how to go about having your issues understood. Offer suggestions, not complaints, and in a friendly manner. I loved the gfree options at Cheesecake Factory and had no issues.
6223 South State Street #2001, Murray, UT 84107
Service was awesome and the server was great at doing his best to accommodate my allergy. However, the food was cross contaminated and led to an ill night. Still awesome food but not worth the upset stomach.
71800 California 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
They changed the GF menu to a regular menu that lists what can be made GF. We ordered two Caesar salads and two kids pastas. The salads were served with croutons!! Our girl with Celiac was sick the next morning after eating the pasta. Stay away.
3500 Las Vegas Freeway, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Nice gluten-free menu, even a gluten-free cheesecake! Charles helped us and was very good. They do have a separate fryer for gluten free fries, and the kitchen knows to guard against cross-contamination. We eat at Cheesecake Factory restaurants all over the country several times a month and have never had a problem with gluten.
16134 N 83rd Ave, Peoria, AZ 85382
We had a great time! Melinda was terrific, very knowledgeable on the menu and the gluten free items which are easy to find on their regular menu. She asked if we wanted bread, and suggested a toasted gluten free burger bun as a gluten-free bread option. My wife had the gluten free pasta with chicken and roasted garlic and loved it! She ordered the Godiva (gluten free) cheesecake to go and loved that too! We look forward to seeing Cheesecake Factory restaurants wherever we go!
2301 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
Staff was very helpful and knowledgeable. Ordered a pasta dish gluten free, and asked them to start a fresh pot of water to avoid cross contamination. They have a separate area for food prep, and I didn't get sick. Food could have been a bit more heavily seasoned, but otherwise great meal, and heated up leftovers for dinner!
197 Riverside Square Mall, Hackensack, NJ 07601
Great selections for gluten free dining and an amazing chocolate cheesecake too. Have eaten here a couple of times with no problems.
10120 California Street, Omaha, NE 68114
Great staff, like the breakfast and dinner options
640 West Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia, PA 19406
Fantastic menu with plenty of GF options for whatever you may be craving! The staff were super friendly and very accommodating. They made sure to check everything and reassure me when bringing everything out that it was GF. The food delicious and the Godiva cheesecake was AMAZING!!
931 Haddonfield Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
I wish I could give it less stars. Shared kitchen. They just don't get it.
8405 Park Meadows Center Drive, Littleton, CO 80124
A number of GF options and dairy free too.
2601 Preston Rd, Frisco, TX 75034
So many options. A GF next to the menu item denotes if it's available in a G-free option. Impressed with all the pasta and bread options!
201 Morrell Rd, Knoxville, TN 37919
I absolutely love eating here! Best gluten free mwnu
Crocker Park Mall, 189 Crocker Park Blvd, Westlake, OH 44145
Went for Sunday brunch and had an omelet. Not a large selection for breakfast but it was very good.
11401 NW 12th St, Miami, FL 33172
I just ate "gluten free pasta" and I couldn't even finish my plate when my stomach start yelling STOP!; of course I speak to the manager and they didn't charge us for the meal, but he asked me things like: what kind of pasta was on the plate? Did you find any penne (gluten) or just Fussily (non gluten); because there's a chance when they serving the pasta, some slip off, sooooo what your saying is that you use the same utensils at the same time for different pastas? I think it is very irresponsible for them to assure you they have gluten free options, and that they know what they're doing when they clearly don't. So I would not be returning there, And I think that if you can't handle being gluten free, don't do it; we'll be happy to eat somewhere else.
75 Middlesex Turnpike, Burlington, MA 01803
When they are not crowded they are great. I ask for the manager before being seated too which works great.
3500 Las Vegas Freeway, Las Vegas, NV 89109
So disappointed with the Cheesecake Factory. After reading all the 'gluten free options' on their website I was really looking forward to going there. However the majority of dishes seemed to be subject to cross contamination e.g the French fries are cooked in the same oil as gluten containing fried food and the pasta is boiled in the same pot as gluten pasta, I did question this and the waitress was not at all knowledgeable or sympathetic and there was no offer of simply using a different pan to cook the pasta .... Surely they have more than one pan!!
75 Middlesex Turnpike, Burlington, MA 01803
They went from having no options to having tons of options. They have a whole gluten-free menu now which includes pasta! I didn't feel like I was the gluten-free person at the table. I just felt like I was out to dinner with my family. The staff could be a bit more knowledgable though. More training on allergies. It's not enough to just try when someone has Celiac. No room for error.
820 Central Expy, Allen, TX 75013
Gluten free options on the regular menu including pasta, burgers, salad & a delicious GF Godiva chocolate cheesecake!
21076 Dulles Town Cir, Sterling, VA 20166
I used to go to Cheesecake Factory all the time because they had a pretty good gluten free menu. But a few weeks ago they completely re-designed their menu and many of the GF options were eliminated (Bring back the eggplant sandwich!!). They currently have GF buns but they're not listed on the new menu at all. That makes me think they will only be available until the current stock runs out. Very disappointing.
201 Morrell Rd, Knoxville, TN 37919
Probably the most options I've seen anywhere that offers gluten free meals, and so far they've all been delicious! Plus, the chocolate Godiva cheesecake is gf...it's the only cheesecake you'll ever need!
1796 International Drive, Mc Lean, Virginia 22102
Good gf menu but when I asked about gf and dairy free dressing options she changed her mind twice.. It almost led to a mixup and then she asked how serious my allergy was because she didn't want me to faint. More training is needed.
5015 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 77056
Many options available and the dishes are very tasty! I had the carbonara pasta dish, strawberry martini (made with Titos!), and the Godiva gf cheesecake. Very satisfying meal.
2601 Preston Rd, Frisco, TX 75034
Gf symbols on regular menu. Four or five pasta dishes, one chocolate cheesecake, and several other choices. My 4-cheese pasta with chicken was delicious!
455 Menlo Park Dr, Edison, NJ 08837
Very good I loved there food Just made my belly hurt a little
789 W Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101
So impressed last night at CF! They made special pasta and Alfredo sauce for my celiac daughter. The manager came to our table numerous times to check on us and totally understood the severity of cross contamination. They gave her a huge bowl of whipped cream for dessert, for free!
5799 N Bayshore Dr, Bayshore Mall #L100, Glendale, WI 53217
The food was good and I didn't get sick, but the lack of education and knowledge of the staff is highly concerning. I waited for a couple days to see if I got sick, which was pure luck when I didn't, I believe.
2301 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815
Cheesecake Factory has GF? We wandered in just to check and yes they do. I had the American burger. Excellent. Best gluten free burger I've had. And the price is great for Waikiki. About $12. I've had cheaper but those were bunless. I loved it. Ate every bite! Most places and even at home I have leftover bun that isn't very good on it's own. This burger had so much even the last bite had sauce and cheese. So yummy!!
7 Backus Ave, Danbury, CT 06810
They have a GF menu with plenty of options, very willing to make accommodations, and even have a fantastic gluten free Godiva Chocolate cake!!
250 Granite Street, Braintree, MA 02184
I was worried about going here because a friend of mine said don't because you'll get sick. I changed my mind after the reviews here. So I went. There isn't a separate menu but items are marked GF. I ordered the Gf version of the ribeye steak. I told the waitress I had a gluten allergy. She then asked me if I wanted the fried onion rings. She clearly didn't understand what GF meant. And I was nervous but still ordered. Although she wrote it down I still received a dish that wasn't gf. I didn't realize it until half way through it. 2 days later I'm still feeling the effects. I will not return there
5600 North Pennsylvania Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Great gluten free menu with easily made vegetarian/vegan options!
1736 Redwood Hwy, Corte Madera, CA 94925
Nice menu with GF labeled options for many items. Knowledgable staff.
7871 Edinger Ave, Huntington Beach, CA 92647
I have eaten at 3 different locations and gotten sick every time. I ordered pasta the last 2 times and they both came out with Gluten noodles. The 2nd time I caught it before eating. they were nice about it. But it was kinda frustrating to me because I told the waiter that I would get very sick if I ate it and she said she would tell the chef to be careful. The GF menu is a good size and has good options. The food was good besides the fact that I got sick. There chefs could use more training on GF. If you are risky enough it has good food. Just becareful. Hope this helps
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The organic movement has been widespread, and you can find an organic version of anything now, from vegetables and meats to shirts and cleaners. While I do purchase some organic things, there's a lot that I buy a "regular" version of due to cost. Muir Glen, however, has a place in my heart for their excellent tomato products. Spotting that they offer a line of soups, I decided to give one a try.
I opted for the Muir Glen Organic Chicken Noodle Soup - simple and hard to mess up. I opened the can and poured it into my pot. The picture on the front of the can shows the exact contents - chicken, carrots, celery, noodles. I heated it, poured it into a bowl, and loaded up a spoonful. The broth was delicious. It has a nice chicken flavor, with a depth of spices that I haven't experienced with other canned soups. Alas, the same could not be said for anything else. The carrots and noodles were rather mushy, the chicken was tough and had an odd red hue, and the celery was almost nonexistent. I noticed that this is also a lot less chunky than say, Progresso - while paying more for the organic seal, you're also paying for mostly broth.
I purchased a can of Muir Glen Organic Chicken Noodle Soup for $2.49, which is a huge splurge for a canned soup. One 19 ounce can has 2 servings, each of which provides 70 calories, 2 grams of total fat, 1 gram of which is saturated (both are 3% of the daily value), 33% of the DV for sodium (800 mg), 4 grams of protein and 10 grams of carbohydrates which includes 1 gram of fiber and 1 gram of sugars.
The sodium is enough to clog my arteries just thinking about it, though the calorie count is exceptionally low - again, due to more broth. The ingredient list contains a medley of things, but all are organic, pronounceable, and recognizable - a big plus. Still, I'll stick to my lower-sodium Progresso soup - no need to pay more for a perfectly forgettable experience.