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Lack of Economic Justice Explains World Food Crisis
March 18, 2005 | Posted by Staff under Archive, Progress Report, The Progress Report |
The Real Problem: Lack of Economic Justice
FOOD: New Report Exposes Myths About World Hunger
by Danielle Knight
The myth that world hunger is the unavoidable result of the forces of nature, coupled with a population explosion, prevents policy makers from understanding the real causes of starvation worldwide, says a new report.
"The way people think about hunger is the greatest obstacle to ending it," says Peter Rosset, director of the California-based Institute for Food and Development Policy, in a report released last week on World Food Day.
"As millions of people starve, powerful myths block our understanding of the true causes of hunger and prevent us from taking effective action to end it," Rosset says.
The report – 'World Hunger: Twelve Myths' – says these notions prevent a true understanding of the real causes of millions of people starving around the world.
"The true source of world hunger is not scarcity but policy; not inevitability but politics," says the report. "The real culprits are economies that fail to offer everyone opportunities, and societies that place economic efficiency over compassion."
Abundance, not scarcity, best describes the world's food supply. The world produces enough grain and many other commonly eaten foods to provide at least 4.3 pounds of food per person a day, according to the report.
Even as countries have excess food, people still go hungry. In 1997, for example, the American Association for the Advancement of Science found that, in the developing world, 78 percent of all malnourished children aged under five live in countries with food surpluses.
"The problem is that many people are too poor to buy readily available food," says Twelve Myths. "Even though "hungry countries" have enough food for all their people right now, many are net exporters of food and other agricultural products."
Believing that scarcity is the problem, many governments and international development institutions – like the World Bank – say the answer to solving the problem is increasing food production. Dramatic production advances of the 1970s known as the 'Green Revolution', did increase grain supplies.
"But focusing narrowly on increasing production cannot alleviate hunger because it fails to alter the tightly concentrated distribution of economic power that determines who can buy the additional food," says the report.
This is why that in several of the biggest Green Revolution successes – India, Mexico, and the Philippines for example – grain production and in some cases exports, have climbed while hunger has persisted.
That nature is to blame for famine is another popular hunger myth that blurs the real causes of starvation. "It's too easy to blame nature; food is always available for those who can afford it while starvation during hard times hits only the poorest," the report says.
"Millions live on the brink of disaster in south Asia, Africa and elsewhere, because they are deprived of land by a powerful few, trapped in the unremitting grip of debt, or miserably paid."
Natural events rarely explain deaths, they are simply the final push over this brink. Population growth is another mythical cause of hunger, says the report.
"Although rapid population growth remains a serious concern in many countries, nowhere does population density explain hunger," it says. "For every Bangladesh – a densely populated and hungry country – we find a Nigeria, Brazil or Bolivia where abundant food resources coexist with hunger."
Costa Rica, with only half of Honduras' cropped acres per person, boasts a life expectancy – 11 years longer than that of Honduras and close to that of developed countries, explains the report.
About half of the myths listed in the report involve false assumptions used to develop current food, land and agriculture policy. Large farms, the free-market, free trade and more aid from industrialised countries, have all been falsely touted as the "cure" to end hunger.
Large landowners who control most of the best land often leave much of it idle, says Twelve Myths. "By contrast, small farmers typically achieve at least four to five times greater output per acre, in part because they work their land more intensively and use integrated, and often more sustainable, production systems," it says.
Redistribution of land would give millions of small farmers in developing countries the incentive to invest in land improvements, to rotate crops and leave land fallow for the sake of long-term soil fertility, according to the report.
Comprehensive land reform has markedly increased production in countries as different at Japan, Zimbabwe, and Taiwan. A World Bank study of northeast Brazil estimates that redistributing farmland into smaller holdings would raise output by 80 percent.
Free-markets and lifting tariffs on trade have also been touted as the solution to ending world hunger.
"Such a market is good, government is bad formula can never help address the causes of hunger," says the report. "Such thinking misleads us into believing that a society can opt for one or the other, when in fact every economy on earth combines market and government in allocating resources and distributing wealth."
Because the market responds to money not actual need, it can only work to eliminate hunger when purchasing power is widely dispersed, says the report. As the rural poor are increasingly pushed from land, they are less and less able to make their demands for food register in the market.
Promoting free trade to alleviate hunger has proven to be a failure, says Twelve Myths. In most developing countries exports have boomed while hunger has continued unabated or actually worsened, its says.
"While soybean exports boomed in Brazil to feed Japanese and European livestock – hunger spread from one-third to two-thirds of the population," says the report.
"Where the majority of people have been made too poor to buy the food grown on their own country's soil, those who control productive resources will, not surprisingly, orient their production to more lucrative markets abroad."
Pro-trade policies like the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) promotes export crop production and squeezes out basic food production, it says. Foreign aid from industrialised countries, often seen as an essential key to ending hunger and famine, has propped up such free trade and free market policies.
Foreign aid, says the report, "works directly against the hungry." U.S. aid in particular is used to promote exports and food production – not to increase the poor's ability to buy food, it adds. "Even emergency, or humanitarian aid, which makes up five percent of the total, often ends up enriching U.S. grain companies while failing to reach the hungry."
With different policies, says Twelve Myths, the world could feed itself.
"Hunger is caused by decisions made by human beings, and can be ended by making different decisions," says Rosset. "Informed social movements like those that fought for and won landmark civil rights legislation or abolished slavery or helped end the war in Vietnam, can end hunger too."
Following its own call to action, the Institute for Food and Development Policy recently launched an "Economic Human Rights" campaign in the United States which calls for an end to hunger and poverty in the wealthiest country in the world.
"The scientific evidence shows it is possible to eliminate hunger," says Rosset. "As societies we have to decide that it is a priority."
What do you think is the primary cause of world hunger? Give your opinion!
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govt. policy and personal greed are the primary causes of world hunger. And a person like Nobel laureate Dr Norman E Borlaug, says that extensive use of chemical fertilizers to double global food supply will banish world hunger, i wonder which fertilizer company he is advertising for? here is the link.


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50 years of the Élysée Treaty – 50 years of Franco-German friendship
With a Franco-German Year and numerous commemorative events, France and Germany are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty. As a driving force for European integration, Franco-German friendship is something that concerns us all. The highlight was a joint session of their parliaments on 22 January in Berlin. François Hollande was the guest of Federal President Joachim Gauck and Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel. The two countries' Foreign and Defence Ministers met at the Federal Foreign Office, and then the Franco-German Council of Ministers met at the Federal Chancellery.
Festivities on the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Élysée Treaty
Adenauer and de Gaulle after the signing of the Élysée Treaty, 22 January 1963
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January 22nd was completely devoted to Franco-German friendship.Exactly 50 years ago, on 22 January 1963 at the Élysée Palace, Germany's Federal Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and France's President Charles de Gaulle signed the so-called Élysée Treaty, the treaty between the Federal Republic of Germany and the French Republic on Franco-German cooperation.Both countries' ministers and parliaments met in Berlin on 22 January and celebrated the anniversary.
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Joint session of the parliaments and governments
Joint session of the parliaments and governments
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The plenary chamber of the German Bundestag has rarely been as full as for the 50th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty. There was a joint session of the parliaments and governments.The President of the Bundestag, Norbert Lammert emphasized that understanding between the two countries was essential, especially because they "indeed had different interests, traditions and ideas".
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Both parliaments passed a joint declaration.
The last item on the day's programme was an anniversary concert at the philharmonic hall at the invitation of the Federal President.
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Franco-German postage stamp specially issued for the Élysée anniversary
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In an interview with the Deutsche Welle, Federal Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle called the friendship between Germany and France "a precious jewel in our European crown". Westerwelle added that what had started fifty years ago in 1963 had "developed in a most magnificent fashion". To Deutschlandradio, Westerwelle said that especially the younger generation should not take Franco-German friendship as a matter of course. He said that "friendships must be renewed daily."In an interview with "The European", a magazine focused on debate, he said that this friendship, more than other friendships within Europe, had deep roots in society.
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Signatures on the Élysée Treaty
The Élysée Treaty opened an extraordinary friendship between France and Germany, one unique in its intensity. The Treaty is the political, legal and also symbolic basis for a remarkable new model of cooperation between two countries.During the run-up to the anniversary, the Élysée Treaty itself was restored and digitized by the Federal Foreign Office's Political Archive: you can see it here.
Numerous publications also deal with the topic. At the Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, the national history museum in Bonn, Federal Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle spoke at the presentation of Armin Fuhrer and Norman Haß's book, A Friendship for Europe: The long journey to the Élysée Treaty (Eine Freundschaft für Europa. Der lange Weg zum Élysée-Vertrag).
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The officials in charge of Franco-German cooperation, Germany's Minister of State Michael Georg Link and France's Minister Delegate for European Affairs Bernard Cazeneuve, are responsible for coordinating preparations for the festivities.
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In the Bundestag on 16 January, Minister of State Link said that "the depth and intensity of Franco-German relations are unique."Every generation, he went on, must fill these relations with new life.
Speech by Minister of State Link in the German Bundestag on 16 January 2013
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The Federal Foreign Office has set up a special Task Force for the 50th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty. The highlights of the Franco-German Year calendar are:
- 22 September 2012 in Ludwigsburg: Ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of Charles de Gaulle's Ludwigsburg Address to Germany's Youth;
- 22 January 2013 in Berlin: Joint ceremony of the French and German Governments and Parliaments as well as the French Senate and the Bundesrat to mark the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Élysée Treaty;
- July 2013 in Paris: Ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Franco-German Youth Office.
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The French and German embassies in the United States celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty
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Germany and France work closely together in Europe as well as other parts of the world. A host of projects taking place during the Franco-German Year in other countries demonstrate the spirit of Franco-German cooperation as well as the added value it provides.
Also, an exhibition detailing the course of Franco-German reconciliation will be shown at over 50 of Germany's missions abroad. The story of how two countries and nations that had been bitter enemies and fought several wars with each other became reconciled can provide useful insights into the dynamics of peaceful interaction and trust between countries.
Laying the cornerstone of the Franco-German embassy building in Dhaka on the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Élysée Treaty
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Also apart from the anniversary celebration, there is close cooperation between Germany and France: in the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka, Germany and France are constructing an embassy building together.The cornerstone was put in place on the 50th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty.Starting in 2014 from a shared building, both embassies want to work even more closely together and make an impact on Bangladesh.
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A friend ask me about the right choice for his Futura. His data: - 78 kgs - Lakes and sea - 9/10 - 16 knots - up to 8.8m freerace (2006 Gunsails Tempo) sail Which would be the best futura size for him? Which aditional fin (size/model) will need to improve lightwind performance? He want to maximize lightwind performance, but he see Fut133 too wide (bouncing with chop) with 16 knots. He initially plan to buy Fut122 and look for a aditional big race fin (size?) for lightwind. Please, any comments/help for my friend? Regards, Paco |
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Hi Paco:
I have the same problem as your friend. No one seems to care since and I do not have any advice . But I belive 133 it would be suitable for both your friend and I since he want to have good performances in light winds. If you have any news please do no hesitate to tell me! Best regards |
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Hi hyper,
I his case, i would go for 133, but he is under 80 kgs and he want a board very balanced in HW too. Is his choice, not for me. In fact, im over +80 kg and will go for 155 which let me cover the 6.5m -- 8.7m sail range. I initially thought Fut155 would work fine with 7.5m-8.7m and And leaving the small board (122ltrs) for 6.5m sail..... but i tried 6.5m with Fut155 and she passes through the chop pretty well. Over 8,7m i will use FW + 11m. Im happy to find a board like Fut155 with such wide wind range, let me use 6.5m 7.7m and 8.7m (2 masts and 1 boom) Allowing me to downsize my quiver and adapting to 90% of my spot conditions. Cheers, PAco |
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It seems to me you got the futura 133? Are you happy with it? |
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Im actually have a IS122. The Futura i have is for the family (and for me too) the y choose the 15 liters size. By now i sailed it one time, but im happy. Good choice. Regards, Paco |
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Hi Pacs and Hyper,
I think there may be a little more here than simply width and fin size. I have the Futura 133 and have had it out in quite a bit of wind. Yes, it's a little wide for 20 knots, but if I tune it with the mast foot, and use a little smaller fin (42 cm) or weed fin (Tangent Dynamics Reaper or Lessacher Duo 32 cm) it works pretty well with a 5.6 m2 Sailworks Hucker. So, if your friend really wants the lower wind performance, the Futura 133 (76 cm wide/50 cm 1' off) will give significantly better results in early planing (and you can add a 52 cm fin to enhance it even some more) over the Futura 122 (71.5 cm/ 46.7 cm 1' off). It guess it depends on how much of the time the wind is 16 knots and higher vs how much time it's 14 knots and lower. If mostly higher than 15 knots, and your friend doesn't sail much in < 14 knots then the Futura 122 looks pretty good. If, on the other hand, the wind is less often over 15 knots, and your friend wants to have some performance in 12 knots with an 8.0 m2 or larger rig, then the Futura 133 is the way to go. A bigger fin won't make up for 5 cm extra width. If you are happy on your Futura 155 with a 6.5 m2 your friend should be equally happy with the Futura 133 in the same conditions. Hope this helps, |
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Hi Roger,
Thanks so much for your high value advice. Here we have two diferents point of view: my friend and mine. After sailed the bigger Fut155 with 6,5m sail (im over 80 kg) i see Fut can handle more wind than initially expected. Thats why i will go bigger/ confortable. But my friend is ligther, skilled and whish better control in HW... maybe with big rig/fin and good pump skill he would plane early in LW. Regards and thanks a again for your help. Paco |
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The large Futuras will comfortably handle quite a wind range. The 144 has been a great board for my lake sailing sessions where average wind speed may be 12 to 14 mph with gusts over 20 and lulls under 8. Planes up easily, turns very very well, goes upwind pretty well. I'm very pleased with the big Futura and highly recommend it.
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I have young children so this is about the only fast food place we can all eat together. Have eaten multiple times and not gotten sick. Their fries are gf too!
4751 Whitesburg Dr S, Huntsville, AL 35802
the grilled chicken is great. if you tell them you have a gluten allergy they change there gloves in effort to cut down on cross contamination. the food is great!
Msc 902, Harrisonburg, VA 22807
Had fries, grilled chicken nuggets, lemonade and chikfila sauce & had no cross contamination reactions and i am very sensitive- diagnosed with celiac & get sores from gluten within a day or two. Will be back again! Make sure you let them know ahead of time to make sure they dont touch other things first!
256 W Lee Hwy, Warrenton, VA 20186
Great place, friendly and knowledgeable staff plus yummy grilled chicken and French fries (fried separately!) They are always willing to make any accommodation they can with a smile for me!
555 Marketplace Blvd, Hamilton, NJ 08691
My daughter (non celiac) loves chik fil a so we come here often. Unfortunately the last two times I have eaten here (grilled chicken nuggets and fries) I have gotten so so sick. They are supposed to have dedicated fryers for the fries but I have to wonder if they use them for some of the breaded nuggets when they are busy. Very disappointing. I won't est here again.
1482 Miamisburg Centerville Rd, Dayton, OH 45459
Finally there's a fast food chain with a drive-thru that has an entire gluten free meal that doesn't consist of a baked potato or salad! The grilled chicken nuggets, waffle fries and (best of all) Chick-Fil-A sauce are all gluten free. My only complaint is that there isn't one closer to us! Thank you, Chick-Fil-A!
4625 S Florida Ave, Lakeland, FL 33813
Just let them know. They know to change their gloves and what is safe.
7063 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37919
Staff was super nice and helpful and food tasted good but still got sick :(. Had the grilled chicken nuggets, waffle fries, honey bbq sauce, and a mellow yello - all are listed as GF by Chick-Fil-A.
286 Turnpike Road, Westborough, MA 01581
I am not a chicken eater, so I've only ever had the delicious, delicious waffle fries. We always ask for them in a separate bag and it's hit or miss whether we they do it or not. But the fries are delicious and it's so hard to find GF fries. I've never gotten sick here. The very, very, very, very best part about this location is that it is right next to a Wendy's, so you can get GF fries at Chick-Fil-A and then go right to Wendy's and get a Frosty. Frosty and Fries, Celiac style!!! I was so happy when I figured this out because I truly missed Frosty and fries. Such a nice treat! I vote yes for Celiac friendly because you can actually get fries! I believe there are some GF grilled chicken options, as well.
16535 S.W. Freeway, Sugar Land, TX 77479
My son got very sick after eating the fries.
17365 Chesterfield Airport Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63005
They have gluten-free grilled chicken nuggets and the fries are GF also. If you tell them you need it GF they will have the employees put on clean gloves. The food is always fast and tasty. Very friendly staff.
4180 N College Ave, Fayetteville, AR 72703
I can only eat their fries. Everything else is either not gluten free or not for a vegan. Their fries are great. I wish they'd serve ketchup not full of additives.
1 Baybrook Mall, Friendswood, TX 77546
Have gf grilled nuggets, fries and cole slaw. Have a nice list on their website. Nice to eat and kids can play, too.
4443 S Laburnum Ave, Richmond, VA 23231
We have never had a problem as long as we stick to the grilled nuggets, fries, slaw, and ice cream. Had a reaction after a vanilla shake because the use the same mixer (ie cookies and cream).
935 E Golf Rd, Schaumburg, IL 60173
Somewhere my daughter could have fries it is a great gluten-free option also the ice cream and they have a fruit cup but it's nice just to have the fries to be gluten-free my daughter never gets free fries and the waffle fries here are excellent friendly service clean
587 Grand Ave, San Marcos, CA 92078
Besides gluten... Almost everything on the menu has MSG and/or high fructose corn syrup. They told me they think their grilled sandwiches don't have MSG, but couldn't tell me yes or no on the kids grilled nuggets (what I was interested in).
1201 North Hill Field Road, Layton, UT 84041
It is great that they offer GF fries, but there isn't much else I can eat there. The grilled chicken nuggets don't taste like real meat, and the shakes aren't gluten free.
590 Marsh Landing Pkwy, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
Amazing service! Most understanding and helpful chickfila I've ever been to!
1201 Lake Woodlands Dr Ste 2146, The Woodlands, TX 77380
I eat here alot without issues. I get the grilled chicken nuggets and the French fries. Most of their dipping sauces are gluten free as well. I like the polonesian sauce and sometines I get the honey and dip my fries and chicken in that and it's very tasty!
7000 E Mayo Blvd Bldg 2, Phoenix, AZ 85054
YESSS they do know what GF is grilled chicken nuggets are to dieee for fries are in dedicated frier🔥 so SAFE even for celiac👍
2825 South Glenstone Avenue, Springfield, MO 65804
You can taste the chemicals in the grilled chicken. Very unappetizing, got sick.
14995 N 87th St, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Chick fil a has AMAZING grilled chicken nuggets and regular grilled chicken👌 The fries are in a dedicated fryer 🔥 and I have NEVER felt sick 😄 They also do support celiac disease and I highly recommend it even for people like me with celiac 👍👍
55 Parsonage Rd Unit 434, Edison, NJ 08837
Salad grilled Chicken and fries my kids are happy! Staff always takes care of us!
430 South Gammon Road, Madison, WI 53719
Chick-fil-a is about as gluten free friendly as most fast food places. Grilled chicken nuggets are the only real gluten free food. You can order a sandwich without a bun but they don't do a lettuce wrap or anything so it's like going almost anywhere and ordering without a bun then saying that they are gluten free. Food is good, but shouldn't be on this app just because they have an allergen menu and grilled chicken.
3475 Marron Rd, Oceanside, CA 92056
Chick fil a is the 💣.com I ❤❤❤❤❤ THEIR FRIES I have a very sensitive celiac disease and I have never even gotten a stomach ache👍
2065 Paramus Park Mall, Paramus, NJ 07652
Ok idiots, it's a restaurant which should be judged on food not the politics of its owners. Dedicated fryer for fries, grilled nuggets, ice cream...good enough for me
10176 Brook Rd, Glen Allen, VA 23059
I love Chick-fil-A!!!! It's my favorite place to go. They have the best fries in the buiessness, and wonderful gluten free options!!!
2213 North Interstate 35 Frontage Road, San Marcos, TX 78666
The address for this location is actually 2213 S Interstate 35, San Marcos, TX 78666 It's on the S side of SM by the Lowe's! No complaints about the food :)
160 North Gulph Road #1017, King of Prussia, PA 19406
5 star for Sure! They are SO accommodating. Like the last person said, they change gloves, offer the grilled nuggets, all of their sauces are gluten free even the cheese sauce! Thank you chick-fil-a for frying your fries separately from the other fried foods! Yum! PS- I have also eaten at other Chick-Fil-A restaurants and all have been just as good
11820 Fountains Way, Maple Grove, Minnesota 55369
Many options, classic fast food. Not a big fan of fast food so won't be going here again, but if you like fast food style it is good.
2040 N Rose Ave, Oxnard, CA 93036
Good food. They don't have many options, but the ones they do are really taste. All the sauces are GF
8213 Golden Link Blvd, Macedonia, OH 44067
Great service and food is always consistent
4241 4th St N, Saint Petersburg, FL 33703
Always friendly and happy to help. They have a dedicated fryer for their waffle fries and their grilled fillet and salad are very good. Everything is clearly listed on their website for GF options!
7676 Campus View Drive, West Jordan, UT 84084
They have the best staff. Everything but the salad makes me sick, but the salad is delicious.
4913 Bryant Irvin Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76132
Best fast food chain with quick gluten free options!
701 S Capital Of Texas Hwy Ste L400, West Lake Hills, TX 78746
It's very sad that chick-fil-a won't advise if their grilled chicken marinade is GF because that "would be disclosing proprietary information ". A simple yes or no would have taken care of the question.
10480 Owings Mills Blvd, Owings Mills, MD 21117
They had no idea what celiac was let alone gluten free. The manager was also clueless.
310 Emily Dr, Clarksburg, WV 26301
Grilled chicken nuggets are delicious! Their waffle fries are GF because they use a separate fryer than the breaded chicken. Love being able to eat there for lunch! Staff is wonderful and so polite also!
8300 N Wickham Rd, Melbourne, FL 32940
Gluten free grilled nuggets and the fries are fried in a dedicated fryer. I am sure there are also other options. $ Means we can visit frequently.
575 Garden Of The Gods Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Good Gf options. Diligent to make the order right and not cross contaminate. Try Chick Gil a sauce, grilled nuggets and fries. Yum!
6495 Glenway Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45211
They are very good about changing gloves and bagging gf food separately.
1696 Stringtown Rd, Grove City, OH 43123
one of the few fast food chains my wife can eat at due to her celiac disease. staff is always friendly and the food is always consistently good, unlike your McD, Wendy's or BK.
3842 Promenade Pkwy, Diberville, MS 39540
A good option for a quick meal. iIlike the grilled nuggets and waffle fries. I detracted two stars because I do not feel completely reassured that there are cross contamination precautions. I am also not 100% sure about the fries. I have been told by more than one manager that the fries are cooked in their own oil.
905 N Dobson Rd, Mesa, AZ 85201
I get the grilled nuggets, and the fries are cooked in a dedicated fryer so I had those as well. The chicken nuggets were fine, and it helps to have a fast food option at times.
2065 Paramus Park Mall, Paramus, NJ 07652
Even people who are not GF should not eat here. Plus they are racist bigots.
3360 W 86th St, Indianapolis, IN 46268
Multiple problems trying to order a salad. They must have just taken the croutons off and given it back to me the last time. Sick for 10 days.


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Mc Grill is the act of a man crapping into his partners teeth after which the man takes his dick to brush the shit all over his partners teeth. Let me see them grills!
"Man I want some grills but I cant afford it". "Dont worry man ill help you out!" " Mc Grill it!
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Diaries of Julia Wilbur, March 1860 to July 1866. Transcribed by Alexandria Archaeology, 2013-2014, from the originals in the Quaker Collection, Haverford College, PA. Julia Wilbur, a relief worker from Rochester, NY, came to Alexandria during the Civil War. She kept a detailed diary from the 1840s through her death in 1895. Alexandria Archaeology's transcriptions focus on the period right before, during, and after the War.
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I saw a baseball game in Kansas City about 12 years ago. Honestly, I wasn't that interested in the game itself, with Kansas City playing an interleague game with another non-contender. It was a nice day out with friends while I was traveling, and I always enjoy visiting the ballparks of Major League Baseball. Kansas City's Kauffman Stadium (previously "Royals Stadium") is especially nice, one of the best 1970s sports facilities.
I don't remember a whole lot about the game, not even who won. Our group was seated along the first-base side with a fine view of the field. What I remember best is the group of disabled adults seated a few rows in front of us. Among them was one man who was into every play of the game. He had unwrapped the giveaway Royals backpack and wore it proudly with whatever he carried to the game that day stowed inside. With every tag play, he enthusiastically spread his arms in the safe sign after a Royals player dived back to first on a pickoff attempt, slid into second trying to steal a base or advance around the bases after a hit.
Before long, this mentally challenged man had moved away from his group, as close to the action as he could get. Even when the ushers checked tickets partway through the game to make sure everybody was in his proper seat, nobody seemed to care that he moved. As I sat there behind him, I realized something: I was watching the person having the most fun of anybody at that afternoon's game.
Over the years I have been to plenty of baseball games in many locations. I sat nervously watching Jamie Moyer pitch in the 2008 World Series, hearing fans griping with worry about the "cursed" Phillies. I watched opposing teams' fans bicker with each other when two terrible teams met in Pittsburgh. I have seen blowouts, comeback wins and gut-wrenching losses.
But this was the first time I had seen a person enjoy every minute of a baseball game so much. He was overjoyed to be there, enthusiastic about his team (regardless of its record), and glued to the action. I am sure it was the best day of his week, probably the month. He was enthralled by every play. This guy wasn't just the one having the most fun of anybody at that game; he had the most enjoyable experience of anybody I had seen at any game. Sure kids have fun with the game for a while, but they also like the food, the kids' activities and other distractions. On the other hand, adults who are into the game end up making themselves sick if their team loses; others leave early or get drunk on their $8 beers. So, as far as I am concerned, he alone was Mr. Fun.
That same baseball season, my brother and I went to a few other baseball games. We went to a game in Baltimore and saw a great game. The teams went back and forth with plenty to cheer and boo about. We had a great time. Seated near us in our row was a pudgy teen who didn't seem to take part in this. He was quite possibly the least interested fan in the ballpark. About 16, he wore glasses and a brown Nike hat, he sat with his parents barely speaking at all. No matter what happened during the game, he displayed incredible emotional detachment. His only expressions showed he was bored, more bored and apathetic.
As he sat leaning his chin on his hand with his elbow on the armrest, I wondered if he sat at home practicing to look this bored all week. He probably had.
He was there with folks I assumed to be his parents, and he barely, if ever, spoke to them, because he was much too bored for that. He was polite when he excused himself to leave his seat for a while, and when he returned before long. I am sure he was back so fast because the concourse was also much too boring.
Near the end of that season, my brother and I went to a game in Philadelphia where the strangest thing happened. Again, sitting in our row was the pudgy kid with the brown Nike cap. Two random games in two cities, and we're sitting next to the same kid. As you would expect, he's acting as if he's sitting through a tedious lecture about what colors of paint dry the fastest. My brother spied him first, and I turned to look just in time to catch him yawning and adjusting that odd brown cap. Yep, that was him all right.
I was curious what possessed Mr. Humdrum to get out of bed, pull on his favorite headgear and attend a baseball game. Did he yawn this much at hockey or basketball?
Regardless of his motivations, he and the boisterous Royals fan got me thinking that summer because I realized which one I would rather be like. I would like to think that I could find a way, even on my worst days, to be the guy finding a way to have fun rooting for a last-place team. I wish I could let my guard down to have that much fun in three hours.
Despite our best intentions, I think all of us, especially including myself, have spent enough time wearily resting our chin on our hands with a nondescript poker face as the world passes us by. I know I am like the Bored Guy sometimes, but it's high time I toss that brown cap in the fire and strap on my Royals backpack, smile and enjoy the game.