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Your miniature NFL fan hasn't had much time to develop his taste for football yet, but you're already planning his first game day. Even if he can't participate much, your tiny fanatic will be there when your family roots for your favorite team in Super Bowl XLVII! Commemorate this special occasion with this 3-Piece Foldover creeper set. With printed Super Bowl XLVII graphics on each of the solid-colored creepers and snap button closures at the bottom, this creeper set will keep your little fan comfortable while you show him how a die-hard NFL enthusiast cheers on his team!
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I purchased this backpack for my 4th grader and I really like all of the pockets, especially the water bottle side pocket. I would have put an Excellent review but the handle on his backpack does not push back down properly, you really have to wiggle it. Also the zipper on the big pocket is difficult to zip. I purchased a different model Calpak for my other child and it did not have any handle or zipper issues. The issue may have been a manufacturer defect specific to the backpack purchased, I am unsure. I am still pleased with the backpack because the price was very affordable for a rolling backpack.
This roller bag was horrible, bought for my 10 year old and broke first time used it! Stay away
We purchased this because our son has already gone through 2 different brands this school year. So far, this one is holding up well Nothing has gone wrong with this product, I hope that it lasts the remainder of this year and next
I have a son who is in fourth grade and after half a year of lugging a backpack that is half his weight, i decided to try a rolling backpack like his sister has. Unfortunately, the telescoping stopped at about 5 inches the second or third day. He is pretty rough with his stuff so it may be due to that, hence, the three starts, however, given the reviews, i was hoping to get through to the end of the year. Since it does telescope a little, he can still roll it, but it's not the correct height. I compared it to my daughter's (2nd grade) backpack, which seems a better design....next time I'll stick with what I know....
After reading several reviews, I purchased 3 of these back packs for my children and so far everything is great. My children ages 10, 8, 8 are enjoying them. They have plenty of space inside for all their books. I was looking for back packs with side pockets for water and umbrellas, which these have. They also have very long handle, where some of the back packs I read about did not. So....as I said...so far so good!
Nice uncluttered look and all-purpose black color. Large main compartment and sturdy bottom good for our use, which is local food shopping. Fits into my gym locker. Stands upright whether empty or full. Double-pole handle makes maneuvering easy. A negative is that it takes some extra effort and attention to zip around the two upper corners. A very minor negative is that when pushing forward instead of pulling, the handle occasionally gives ini.e., as though you were closing the handle. Not a biggie, and I am pleased with this product, which had an exceptional price and was delivered promptly.
It is bulky for a backpack. Its nice and sturdy however, very bulky
I ordered this backpack for my son last week and I just received it today. I'm really upset about this purchase. The quality of this backpack is USED AND WORNED OUT. It even had milk stains on the inside.How can you put something on sale and claiming that it''s new, when it' not!?!?THAT'S DECIEVING YOUR CUSTOMERS!! If you're going to sell an used item, you should put it on your website. I'm EXTREMELY UPSET WITH PURCHASE AND I HOPE OTHER CUSTOMERS WILL NOT TRUST THIS WEBSITE. I WILL NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM OVERSTOCK EVER AGAIN!
I purchased this for my 5th grader. He wanted Bookbag with wheels on it because last year he complained of having too many books and hating to carry the heavy Bookbag. Based on prior reviews, this item was rated pretty well. However, I don't agree. The bookbag alone is too heavy. I'd use this item as a travel bag but not for daily use and for a 10yr old. I agree with him...way too heavy with the wheels. I'll be using this as a travel bag and purchasing another bookbag. :(
I hesitated buying this for my fourth grade son last year based on some not holding up. However, as a teacher and someone with back and neck problems, I saw my students and own child going down a bad path of ruining their posture. This rolling bag lasted until the last two days of school! And, that involved a very active boy rolling it up and down a flight of stairs every day. Hoping this year's bag lasts just as long!
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The act of excreting in a public restroom and immediately exiting without washing ones hands.
Bill just pulled a Dump n Dash, if I were you I wouldnt grab one of those bagles this morning.
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The newest viral craze. To play, just go into your favorite eating establishment and take a Dump & then Dash out, making sure to take a picture of the restroom in question, then posting it to Facebook and/or Twitter! More fun than planking, coneing and owling combined!
Guy #1: "Why are we stopping at Olive Garden? Are you picking up a to-go order?"
Guy #2: "No, I just need to do a Dump n Dash!"
Guy #1 "Go for it, I can't wait to see it on FB!"
Guy #2: "No, I just need to do a Dump n Dash!"
Guy #1 "Go for it, I can't wait to see it on FB!"
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يوليو 19, 2011
A saying menaing that after Fucking either the Guy or Girl makes an immediate exit after the male blows his load! A Dump 'N' Dash could be the end result of a condom catastrophe or could in the future result in a Bastard Baby or STD Stunner!!!!
Last night I met this Girl but she was just a Dump 'N' Dash!
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The fifth and final season of Fringe just started; I'd recommend that show to anyone looking for more shows to watch.
The Hulk is a Warriors fan.
Also watching Once Upon a Time; the second season just started. I know, sounds gay, but I like it lol.
The Hulk is a Warriors fan.
Walking Dead season premier last night. Seems like they are trying to drive home some ideas and themes this season:
Rick is the leader, but there is still much second guessing of his decisions to come. Rick is not happy with his meddling, backstabbing wife. I did have a question and was curious what anybody else thinks...
Yeah, I figured it was to stop the spread of the virus through the bite. That was my first, initial thought as it was happening. When one of them dies (without being bitten) you turn into a zombie.
The Hulk is a Warriors fan.
Yeah, but there hasn't been any discussion of it spreading like that. that's the obvious answer and probably is the case, but you'd think that the show would have done a better job of foreshadowing this, instead of just leaving it to the inferences of the audience.
Anyways, the show is still really good, probably 3rd on my list, but was disappointed when they showed the pilot in black in white and black a few months ago. I reminded me of how artistic and subtle it was in comparison to the rest of the show - or at least what most of it has become. The show now has turned into a melting pot of sub plots and predictable story arcs, with forced and dull dialog spewed from one-dimensional character acrchtypes... IMO the show should focus far more on the world around them and the devolution of society - on a large scale I know to an extent, their group is a microcosm of that. Although I'm torn between that that the isolated nature of the group, their childlike wonder of what is going on and their primitive sense of survival. Either way, I think they should focus on one or both of those topics instead of continuing the already tired trend of... She needs something or she'll die... I'll do it... No you can't do it because.... None of us should do it - let her die.... Rick: I'll do it cause i'm the leader and want to make that clear, even though I think I should let them die, but the group will blame the death on me... Louri: but Rick the baby, Carl, me! Rick: should have thought about that before you fucked my bestfriend... whore... But i still love you, I'm just going to punish you like I don't. Herrshal: You must do it, what is left separating us from those things! Asian Kid: I want to be a hero because nobody respects me, which was cool and all until this girl that is wayaaay out of my league started banging me - so i''ll do it! Hot chick banging Asian kid: No! they only use you! Stand up for yourself! T-Dog: Saaaaay What!?! (whole line in episode) Rick: She's right, I'm the leader and I'll do it. Daryl: Whateves, I'm going to act too cool about all of this and spend my entire time search for a little girl or something to prove to the audience that I'm not a total shithead. BaldChick: I'm going to cozy up to Daryl because he has lost everyone like me and we are just the right amount of white-trash... Daryl: Hope that bald d*ke doesn't try cozying up to me anymore... Doesn't she understand that I'm gay - it's only been suppressed for so long because of my crazy brother... oh man won't that be a big "twist" when he shows back up this season and tries to over-through the group, then loses and in a display of compassion and having a good heart, I stay - picking them over my own flesh and blood... T-Dawg: aw snap! walkers! The End |
LOL..nice Cliff's Notes! You missed the cute blonde sister though.. Cute Blonde Sister: (Sings). But yeah, I agree..it's starting to be a cliche, typical zombie show (albeit good). I did like how they found the jail. Is there a safe haven they're trying to find (like military control)? I may have missed that part..THAT would be typical lol. With the concept of just trying to survive, they can stretch the series out for who knows how long! The Hulk is a Warriors fan.
Man, I just watched the 1st season of Breaking Bad because of all the feedback on here and I've got to say, that **** did not catch my interest as much as I thought it would.
From "we believe", to "we belong", to "we gon beatcho ass!"
Really? I guess season 1 is kind of slow... The first 6 or so episodes were basically made for a different network. I'd say the show really picks up in season 3. It's not the instant gratification kind of show like a lot of these other series are - the subtle/slow progression of the show pays off IMO. BB doesn't have to kill off half the cast (GoT) or pull something completely out of left field (True Blood) to make an impact. It relies on much smarter storytelling. Anyways, the show may not be for you and I don't want anyone blaming me for wasting literally days of their life on a show they don't like - not that you would, but I recall how I felt (and still feel) when everyone and their mom told me I had to watched Lost... I will never forgive them, just as I will never watch another big-network, prime-time series like that again... easily one of the worst decisions I've ever made. |
Yeah, I think BB got better with age.
Anyone here watch FRINGE? What do you think of the 5th season?? The Hulk is a Warriors fan.
BB did get better after the first few episodes. Really one of the best shows I've ever seen.
migya make the ring fall on ya |
Did you catch up on Breaking Bad Migs?
Looking fwd to this season. Gotta wait tip July timeframe, But that was a season cliff hanger. *SPOILER ALERT*
Yea, saw the last episodes of BB a while ago now. Great ending with Hank finding out alot.
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I'm curious how he is going to approach Walt.
How sad it's gonna be over this time next year. :-( |
I think he has to get some hard evidence, so it will take a few episodes at least, probably culminating with some sort of capture or death of Walt in the last episode.
Really is a great series, but they had to end it some time and we're almost there. migya make the ring fall on ya |
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The History of British Magick After Crowley: Kenneth Grant, Amado Crowley, Chaos Magic, Satanism, Lovecraft, The Left Hand Path, Blasphemy and Magical Morality, by Dave Evans
Hidden Publishing, 97895523700, 435 pp. (incl. appendix, bibliography and index), 435 pp. (incl. appendix, bibliography and index)
I've known Dave online for a number of years, so I was excited when he said his book had finally been published, and looked forward to reading it. His doctoral dissertation in history forms the basis for The History of British Magick After Crowley, and as such it is structured in an academic format, opening with a detailed explanation of his methodology, and his involvement with both magick and academia.
Magickians are not known for strict adherence to objective truths and much of the tradition is oral or relies on in-person contact. The academic approach taken with his work may seem threatening to some, challenging myths and records which have endured simply because they're oft repeated. Evans has done an admirable job sifting through the available data to bring us what can be verified, and provided a detailed record of his sources.
This is a study in magickal thought in the sixty years since Crowley's death. Evans writes that "…although Ronald Hutton makes the excellent point that in the last 50 or so years Britain gave Wicca to the world, I would add we also gave it Chaos magick and Thelema." Indeed, chaos magick, a more recent current which emerged about thirty years ago, and the philosophy behind seems to subtly inform much of the work – not terribly surprising as Evans comes from this background.
Elusive figures are tracked down and put into perspective, such as Evans' exploration of what's known of the life and works of Kenneth Grant, and devotes a significant amount of time to critically examining the claims of "Amado Crowley", self-proclaimed son of Aleister Crowley. Though in the latter case the space dedicated seems excessive, and indeed it sounds like there is enough to be a book's worth on its own, and may have served better elsewhere, as Amado's contributions to modern magick have been, to be generous, negligible.
In conclusion, Evans writes "I trust that this work has performed several tasks, not the least that it shows the utility of investigating such a subject, which although a minority activity, informs many wider beliefs and societal activities, such as interests in folklore, the urge to religious belief in general, superstition and in the realm of self-understanding, we live in a society and culture in Britain which is steeped in magical history, and to understand more about the nature of magic allows us to understand more about our own histories, our own culture, and to a large extent, our own selves". In this he has succeeded well.
The stylistic inconsistencies can sometimes be confusing, but do not detract from the text. It is also repetitive at times, but for those not familiar with the characters involved, this may be helpful.
Evans, that strange and rare combination of magickian and historian, has produced a useful source book for students of both disciplines.


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Decerebrate posture is an abnormal body posture that involves the arms and legs being held straight out, the toes being pointed downward, and the head and neck being arched backwards. The muscles are tightened and held rigidly. This type of posturing usually means there has been severe damage to the brain.
A severe injury to the brain is the usual cause of decerebrate posture.
Opisthotonos (a severe muscle spasm of the neck and back) may occur in severe cases of decerebrate posture.
Decerebrate posture can occur on one side, on both sides, or in just the arms. It may alternate with decorticate posture. A person can also have decorticate posture on one side of the body and decerebrate posture on the other side.
Conditions related to decerebrate posture need to be treated right away in a hospital.
Abnormal posturing of any kind usually occurs with a reduced level of alertness. Anyone who has an abnormal posture should be examined right away by a health care provider.
The person will need emergency treatment right away. This includes breathing assistance and placement of a breathing tube. The person will likely be admitted to the hospital and placed in intensive care.
Once the person is stable, the health care provider will obtain a complete medical history from family members or friends and do a more complete physical examination, including a brain and nervous system assessment.
Family members will be asked questions about the person's medical history, including:
Tests may include:
The outlook depends on the cause. There may be brain and nervous system injury and permanent brain damage, which can lead to:
Mayer SA, Badjatia N. Head injury. In: Wolfson AB, Hendey GW, Ling LJ, et al, eds. Harwood-Nuss' Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2009:chap 70.
Brust JCM Coma. In Rowland LP, Merritt HH, eds. Merritt's Neurology. 12th ed. Baltimore, Md: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2009:chap 6.


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Open Mouth Breather - An individual that breathes through their mouth when not exerted. The individual appears to be, and ususally is, perpetually confused, not very bright, an idiot.
You see someone from Wisconsin driving along. As you pass them you see their profile and their mouth is wide open, an Open Mouth Breather. Although they are looking straight ahead, they don't see traffic stopping and slam their brakes on at the last moment. This is an example of an OMB (Open Mouth Breather)
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Someone who keeps their mouth open, often with tongue sticking out; appearing mentally deficient. Implying the person has brain damage or is mentally deficient.
All his friends were idiots and morons; the biggest collection of open-mouth breathers I've ever seen.
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Azusa soon learns that reason why the band plays so well is because they have so much fun together. With the school festival right around the corner, the girls still have some hurdles to clear, like filling out the stage use application, doing maintenance on Yui's guitar, and coming up with a band name!
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So the chaining really is worth yet another effort?
Phoronix: Canonical Comes Up With Its Own Multi-Touch Framework
For those with multi-touch capable hardware like Dell's XT2 tablet, the Apple Magic TrackPad, or 3M/N-Trig hardware, there's good news if you are an Ubuntu user as Ubuntu 10.10 is set to ship with multi-touch support by default. However, the Ubuntu 10.10 multi-touch support isn't based on the recent port to Linux of the Synaptics Gesture Suite, the Clutter multi-gesture capabilities, or the various other free software efforts in this area, but rather Canonical has come around and come up with their own solution once again. New to Ubuntu today is the Canonical UTouch Framework...
So the chaining really is worth yet another effort?
I know Mark wants to outmac the Mac, but Utouch instead of iTouch?
Next thing you know we get UTunes, UMacs and UPods xD
Brilliant :')
"Hey guys, I got an iBook!!!1 . Geez what's that?"
"No I got mine right here :/"
-"Yeah... that's not UMac."
"It is my Mac!"
-"Yes that's an iMac, but I've got UMac"
"What do you mean 'I've got your Mac?!'"
-"No you don't have my Mac"
"It... this.... Arg!
-"Are you mad?"
"Mutherf-... ! Never mind!"
-*puts on music*
"What's that?"
"My... What? I don't listen to that?!"
-"Wel technicaly you are"
"AAAA!!!!!" *rage*
I can see what Mark's doing there
Wasn't this Mark who was talking about tribalism? This is another nice example of Canonical tribalism.


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Mrs. Flinger: A work in progress
Fixing Mrs. Flinger Feb 20, 2015
I'm currently working on this website. I want to add back the links to blogs I love, some ways to find content easier, and put in archive, at last, some of the ancient articles. Come back to see updates.
On being humbled May 31, 2011
A letter came in the mail today. I was reminded about a generation so much greater than ours. While we are sending emails, incapable of being bothered by the post-office, my Great Aunt Marcy sent my son a card for his 4th birthday. It's not just a card this time, it's a reminder. When she lost her husband of 50 years I couldn't be bothered to send a single thing while she, in return, never once forgets a birthday of her great, great grandnephew. I couldn't bear to open the card and see only, "Love Aunt Marcy" instead of adding "and Uncle Charles" to the second row. I stood at the back door and cried. Earlier today I was reminded that while I have "friends" on facebook I don't know what they're up to. People are... Read moreMy son is four today. I'm officially 48 months postpartum. See also: WTF and HOW DID THAT HAPPEN? May 20, 2011
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Baby O, Last night as you were falling asleep, you could barely keep your eyes open (much like your mother after 9pm on two glasses of wine) and you asked for your story. "You want to know about the day you were born?" Your eyes lit up and you stuck your tongue out in that way you do when you get excited and I think you're sort of proving evolution isn't just a theory. "It was a sunny day a lot like today was," you don't get the irony in my voice but I chuckle. "I took your sister to soccer and then to get a hair cut." I look at your scraggly hair and feel terrible that you've had two real hair cuts in your life. "Grandma and Grandpa came up to visit and we all went out to dinner. While we were at dinner, it was... Read moreNoise May 17, 2011
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My Grandfather was an electrician in a mill. He often explained his lack of hearing from years of being around loud machines. "GRANDPA! TURN DOWN THE TEE VEE!" He would wave a hand in our direction, mutter something completely incomprehensible and turn the volume on the TV up. Last weekend a friend of mine spoke of reducing the noise in his life. As a single man who enjoys many activities outside the computer, I thought it was a strange, though admirable, statement. So often the level of noise in my life is beyond was I can tolerate. Children whining and needing immediate attention pulling on my arm, Co-Workers on IM, twitter, facebook, email, friends asking about this weekend. It's not that the noise is bad, each in of itself, it's that together there isn't... Read moreThe Future of Web and Visions of Equality May 16, 2011
For years I've been a minority in our field. In graduate school I was one of two females. The program pushed Java but I studied PHP and my co-female-student studied XML. Why is that? Why would the two women select another language than the standard object oriented fare served to the students? Is it possible there is a feminine friendly language that helps retain women in computer science? This is the future of our field. The is the future of the web. Bringing technology, the joy of development, the art of mobile application development: these are the true places women can excel and find balance in a male dominated field. WebVisions 2011 is about "exploring the future of the web" and I can see no better reason to join those who are passionate about the future of a field... Read moreOn Motherhood May 14, 2011
Six Mothers' Days. Two children. Thirty-five years of life. Nine years of marriage. 856 diapers. 52 throw up accidents. 4,329,784 whiny complaints. 89 wet sheets. 610 school lunches. 423 sleepless nights. One homemade card. Bliss. Read moreBut maybe I can be your sunshine? May 06, 2011
He watches the truck with a camper pass us on the road. "I wanna go camping again. Are we EVER going to go camping again?" My three year old is a drama queen sometimes. I laugh. "Yes, we'll go camping, I promise. We'll go when it gets sunny again." "It's NEVER going to be sunny again!" He whines. He also loves to whine. "Oh, it will," I assure him, "Probably July 5th." The classic NorthWest joke doesn't mean anything to him. "Hey, I'm wearing yellow! Maybe I can be your sunshine?" he beams a little. He starts to point out all the yellow. There's a yellow sign! And a yellow truck! And yellow flowers! Suddenly there is so much yellow that he declares it is a sunny day even as I... Read moreEvaluation May 03, 2011
"She is very bright. Intelligent and creative; loving and kind. She seems to be a natural in math and science but her artistic abilities and imagination give her a great balance. She's very social. She is unaware of the politics of other girls in her grade. She is a tender soul who can not sit still. She has trouble focusing and might need some work in this area. She is often tired in the afternoon. She seems young for her age. Overall she is a joy to work with. While she is a bit bouncy and can have difficult finishing a task before starting another, making her very inefficient, she's got a lot of potential and you should be proud of her." As it turns out? She really is my kid. Even if she doesn't look it. Read moreOn being S.A.D. May 02, 2011
The heat kicks back on and I know it won't warm me. The walk to the car will be wet and cold. I wear a layer of my body like an extra coat of energy, just waiting, hoping to be used. I drink another cup of coffee and turn the heat as high as I can while I drive. I will struggle with children, putting coats and hoods and boots on and splashing back to the car again. The effort nearly crushes me. It is May. The realization nearly takes my breath away. It is May. Seattle just finished the coldest April on record. Even after two amazingly sunny days this weekend, we return to the usual rain and high of 55 degrees. You can watch for signs of failures, you can talk about becoming better at your job, or at parenting, or about being healthier phsyically. But one day you... Read moreChicks, Bunny Ears and Sugar. (This is not about the playboy mansion.) Apr 27, 2011
Like last year, the year before that, and the year prior to that and so on, it rained on Easter here. Shocker. I did manage to click some pretty terrible photos with my iPhone for you. You're welcome. Behold! The creepiest bunny in the history of all bunnies! As we prepared to set out the goods for the children the night before Easter, we discovered some mice pellets in our pantry. Let me rephrase that, WE FOUND OUT WE HAVE MICE IN OUR PANTRY. As in EATING OUR FOOD. Easter mice: Trumps creepy bunny. Instead of leaving the candy and goodies on the table for the children, we decided (in a quick act of awesome by yours truly) to write a little riddle and have the children hunt for their Easter Basket Innards. Brilliant, right? (nod yes.) I wrote the following, clever, did I... Read moreSticky Notes Apr 18, 2011
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I have these sticky notes. They line my computer background, they clutter my virtual desktop, the travel in my portable office. They are text files I keep open to remind myself of my goals, todo lists, small notes. I have one that I keep open nearly all day, every day. It is titled, "People I want to emulate." On this text file I keep a very short list of people I admire and dare to imitate. It's like my own version of the, "What Would Jesus Do" bracelet. What would Amanda say to this quest I'm on? Would Scott Berkun forget to submit a speaking proposal? I bet Emily Lewis would take the time to code this correctly, without shortcuts. I'm sure Jenn wouldn't let her Unicorn be snuffed by a little late-spring hail. These are... Read more


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The history of birth control
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Companies with religious objections can refuse to pay for contraception, according to the U.S. Supreme Court, marking another important moment in the history of birth control.
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SAVE Monarch Barstool
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s Therriault and Pablo chosen as Council chairman in surprise compromise 00 5 O? After nine tied secret votes and almost three hours of debate at last week's quarterly Council meeting in Pablo, the Council chose Ron Therriault St Ignatius, and Mickey Pablo, Hot Springs, to sit in the chairman's seat for the next two years. Both Therriault and Pablo, the only two nominated for the job, were given the nod to be Council chairman until -35- 5) 'o I 6 Hi the next Tribal election in 1987 -- but at different times. The plan, suggested by Laurence Kenmille (Elmo-Dayton) and Vic Stinger (Pablo), calls for Therriault to be the chairman now until the first quarterly meeting in 1987, when Pablo would step in. The two will also take turns being vice-chairman. The chairman works full-time and earns $26,000 a year. The unique tie-breaking scheme was approved about 11:45 am. after nine secret ballots had each resulted in a split tally. The idea was one of about ten statemate-breaking suggestions, which included a coin toss (as provided for by Robert's Rules of Order --a "how to run a smooth meeting" guidebook), re-opening nominations, letting the audience participate in a "barometer" vote in the hopes of changing some Council member's mind, a dance-off (a custom at pow wows), and a round of stickgame The "barometer" vote was criticized and discarded because the Tribal Constitution says the Council must chose its coordinator. The "split the term" option was chosen after the Council - minus the chairman candidates — left the chambers to hammer out a compromise elsewhere. Jim Steele (Arlee) said this may be the last time such an event occurs because he planned to ask the membership in a referendum this year if they'd rather choose the chairman in at-large voting. The quarterly began about 25 minutes late with the traditional Tribal flag song, a prayer from Clarence Woodcock (Flathead Culture Committee director), and opening remarks from Johnny Arlee (culture committee member). (Continues on page two) uj t/3 SKC fund receives $25,000 Salish Kootenai College has been given $25,000 by the William Randolph Hearst Foundation for its scholarship endowment fund The check was received by President Joe McDonald December 20. The scholarship fund will be known as the Hearst Scholarship Endowment and each year a portion of the interest it derives will be awarded in scholarships to students attending SKC. President McDonald said "This is a wonderful contribution to our effort to build up our scholarship offering (Concludes on page four)
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Description | Therriault and Pablo chosen as Council chairman in suprise compromise; SKC fund receives $25,000; FY 85 Tribal budget summary report: September 1985; Shoreline says earlier is better; St. Ignatius school receives Teen Institute grant; Lady Council member featured; Familiar faces in new places; New Indian Affairs chief issues 'call to action' to BIA employees; Veterans' benefits: State provisions outlined; Frybread IQ Test: Two -- Flathead-style; PATCoR, the Tribes' construction enterprise. |
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Charity Register: September 2013
Six opportunities to give back this season.
August 19, 2013
The Metropolitan Opera.
Museum at FIT
What: This year, the Museum at FIT's benefit luncheon will honor Michael Kors with the 2013 Couture Council Artistry of Fashion award. Previous recipients include Karl Lagerfeld, Valentino, and Oscar de la Renta. The event traditionally helps kick off Fall Fashion Week.
When: Wednesday, September 4
Where: David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center
Contact: fitnyc.edu
New York City Ballet
What: The New York City Ballet's Fall Gala will feature three world premieres and in a new twist, original costumes designed by some of fashion's most innovative talents, among them Prabal Gurung, Olivier Theyskens, and Dutch designer Iris van Herpen. Choreographers include Benjamin Millepied, Justin Peck, and Angelin Preljocaj.
When: Thursday, September 19
Where: David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center
Contact: nycballet.com
Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC
What: The ninth annual Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC Race for the Kids, part of Nickelodeon's Worldwide Day of Play, is an opportunity to raise awareness and generate funds for BBBS programs, which offer one-on-one mentoring relationships for children in need. In the past, the race and picnic have raised more than $2 million and attracted more than 4,000 participants.
When: Saturday, September 21
Where: Prospect Park, Brooklyn
Contact: bigsnyc.org
New Yorkers for Children
What: The 14th annual New Yorkers For Children Fall Gala will celebrate NYFC founder Nicholas Scoppetta for his commitment and dedication to children in foster care throughout New York City. Under his leadership, NYFC has distributed more than $50 million to children in need over the past 17 years.
When: Tuesday, September 17
Where: Cipriani 42nd Street, 110 East 42nd Street
Contact: newyorkersforchildren.org
Metropolitan Opera
What: The Met Opera's 2013 Opening Night Gala will feature Deborah Warner's new production of Tchaikovsky's romantic drama Eugene Onegin. Valery Gergiev will conduct the opening night performance, while Deutsche Bank and Manhattan Jaguar will sponsor the cocktail reception and dinner.
When: Monday, September 23
Where: Metropolitan Opera, Lincoln Center
Contact: metoperafamily.org
Asia Initiatives
What: This year's Asia Initiatives Gala will benefit projects to empower women in South Asia. The evening will include dinner, a live auction, and entertainment. South Asian and festive attire are recommended.
When: Monday, October 14
Where: Starrett-Lehigh Building, 601 West 26th Street
Contact: asiainitiatives.org
Charity Register: Summer 2013
Seven opportunities to give back this season.
June 28, 2013
The Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament supports pro golf instruction for children and teens.
Lincoln Center
What: Proceeds from the Midsummer Night Swing, this year celebrating its 25th anniversary, will benefit Lincoln Center's art education efforts and community outreach.
When: Tuesday, June 25 to Saturday, July 13
Where: Damrosch Park, Amsterdam
Contact: midsummernightswing.org
The Michael J. Fox Foundation
What: Team Fox for Parkinson's Research is hosting their sixth annual softball game to raise money to help find a cure for Parkinson's and help those afflicted by the disease; the organization is aiming to raise $250,000 this year.
When: Saturday, July 13
Where: Central Park Heckscher Ballfields
Contact: michaeljfox.org
The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research
What: The eighth annual Summer Concert for The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research benefits the research arm of the North Shore-LIJ Health System. The Institute funds studies for cancer, autoimmune disorders, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and other diseases. Grammy-award-winning vocalist Kelly Clarkson will perform.
When: Wednesday, July 17
Where: Planting Fields Arboretum, 1395 Planting Fields Road, Oyster Bay
Contact: feinsteininstitute.org
Soledad O'Brien and Brad Raymond Foundation
What: New Orleans to New York, the third annual gala presented by the Soledad O'Brien and Brad Raymond Foundation, will raise funds to help young women pursue higher education with scholarships, mentorship, and other programs.
When: Thursday, July 25
Where: Urban Zen, 705 Greenwich Street
Contact: obrienraymondfoundation.com
City Parks Foundation
What: Each year, Mayor Michael Bloomberg hosts the Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament to raise money for CityParks Golf, which provides pro-golf instruction to more than 3,500 children and teens throughout New York City. Attendees will have breakfast with the mayor, then play a round of golf. A cocktail party and awards ceremony follows the game.
When: Friday, July 26
Where: Pelham Bay and Split Rock Golf Courses, Bronx
Contact: cityparksfoundation.org
Laurie Harris Hope and Dreams 5k
What: The New York Flyers, a running club, pays homage to member Laurie Harris, who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer two years ago. Proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
When: Saturday, August 10
Where: Roosevelt Island
Contact: nyflyers.org
National Junior Tennis and Learning Network
What: The NJTL's mission is to help underprivileged youngsters gain the life skills they need for success through tennis and education programs. Arthur Ashe Kids' Day, in conjunction with the US Open, will include tennis matches and other games and is capped off by a concert.
When: Saturday, August 24
Where: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Flushing, Queens
Contact: arthurashekidsday.com
Municipal Art Society Fêtes 100 Years
Over $1,100,000 was raised at the organization's annual gala.
June 19, 2013
The Municipal Art Society held its annual gala on June 13th to celebrate its centennial year. Vin Cipolla, president of the Society, said the event raised over $1,100,000 to support the organization in its mission to advocate for urban planning, preservation, and design in New York City.
President Bill Clinton served as the evening's honorary chair and Caroline Kennedy served as the honorary co-chair. Among the gala's highlights was the presentation of The Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal, MAS's highest honor, to Dr. Judith Rodin, president, and David Rockefeller, Jr., board chair, of The Rockefeller Foundation, for its outstanding contributions to New York City, and in recognition of its global and local support of environmental, health, economic, and urban issues.
The medal, launched in 1950, was renamed in 1994 to commemorate Mrs. Onassis's efforts to champion and preserve New York's great architectural treasures. "It is fitting," said Mr. Cipolla, "that we celebrate and honor the Foundation's centennial year in Grand Central Terminal—one of the world's greatest public spaces." Cipolla also noted that this revered New York Landmark was saved from destruction as a result of the combined efforts of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, MAS, and others. Previous recipients of MAS's Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal include philanthropists Peter G. Peterson and Joan Ganz Cooney, Agnes Gund, Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman, Brendan Gill, fashion icon and urban advocate Diane von Furstenberg, and architects I. M. Pei, James Stewart Polshek, and Robert A.M. Stern.
2013 Bidawee Ball and Anniversary Party
Celebrity pet owners join host Georgina Bloomberg for the annual event.
June 19, 2013
Dispatch: Celeb-Spotting in Cannes
Stars like Jennifer Lawrence and Rooney Mara light up the Cannes Film Festival.
May 24, 2013
Last week, as New York was buzzing over Prince Harry's polo match in Greenwich, Connecticut, Cannes was snagging big headlines. On Thursday, May 16, Euphoria Calvin Klein hosted a Women in Film fête at L'Écrin, an open-walled venue on the water. Carey Mulligan wore Calvin Klein collection, natch. Rooney Mara wore a nude tone gown. "One of the only colors I'll wear," she noted. And Nicole Kidman had her arm around Calvin Klein women's collection designer Francisco Costa. Also spotted: Dasha Zhukova and Olympia Scarry.
On Saturday, CoverGirl sponsored a lavish (think chocolate fountains and rose-covered chandeliers) The Hunger Games: Catching Fire fête at Baoli Beach. Jennifer Lawrence wore an off the shoulder number from Dior. "Traffic is pretty intense," Lawrence said of Cannes. "It made me feel right at home, just like L.A." Sam Claflin, her co-star, however, indicated that it was "a bit like England . . . very rainy and wet . . . it's mahem!"
On Sunday, it was a climb up steep planks to a Swiss yacht at Slip N28, Jetée Albert-Edouard, where The Art of Elysium threw a party hosted by Rabbit Bandini and Leon Max in honor of Ahna O'Reilly, who had starred in both James Franco's As I Lay Dying and Fruitvale Station at Cannes. Blame the wind, but a hirsute Franco sported a fauxhawk.
And on Monday, Goga Ashkenazi and Le Baron hosted a secret bash at the tony 18th century Chateau de Garibondy, a petite palace with a sprawling lawn and turrets. Goga wore Vionnet Resort. Also partying: Rosario Dawson, Korean pop star PSY, and Toni Garrn in Vionnet spring-summer.
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Clos du Bois Bash at Frying Pan
Penn Badgley and Katrina Bowden joined in the Chardonnay-soaked summer soirée.
May 22, 2013
Charity Register: May/June 2013
Six opportunities to give back.
April 29, 2013
American Ballet Theatre
What: ABT kicks off a spring season that will feature Tchaikovsky's Onegin, among other performances. Celebrity guest chairs for the opening night gala, which will be sponsored by Christian Dior Couture, include Kim Ca ttrall, Jennifer Love Hewitt, and Uma Thurman. A dinner reception under the tent at Lincoln Center will be held.
When: Monday, May 13
Where: Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center Plaza
Friends of the High Line
What: The annual Highline Spring Benefit will honor John Blondel, Robert Hammond, CSX Transportation, and Ethan Hawke for their support of the Friends of the High Line.
When: Tuesday, May 14
Where: Hudson River Park's Pier 57
Central Park Conservancy
What: Goldman Sachs Gives and Brooks Brothers will sponsor the Playground Party, an event for children under 10 years of age. This popular annual event, cochaired by Adelina Wong Ettelson, Jennifer Evans, Nina Garcia, Sarah Kurita, J ill Ross, and Sharon Teles, is a must event for many well-known New York families.
When: Wednesday, May 22
Where: Heckscher Playground, Central Park South and Seventh Avenue
Contact: centralparknyc.org
New York Public Library
What: The Spring Dinner for Education will benefit the library's many education programs. The event, which includes cocktails and a dinner reception, will be held in the Stephen Schwarzman building on Fifth Avenue. Chairs include Meryl and James Tisch and Elyse and Michael Newhouse.
When: Monday, June 3
Where: New York Public Library, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
What: The Spring Gala this year will celebrate the one-acre addition to the Native Flora Garden, a gorgeous expanse filled with plants native to the region. The event will include a tour of the gardens, cocktails, dessert, and dancing.
When: Thursday, June 13
Where: Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 990 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn
City Harvest
What: Summer in the City, the annual cocktail party and tasting event to benefit City Harvest, will feature sample dishes from some of the city's top chefs, as well as specialty cocktails and wines. A raffle and silent auction will help raise funds to feed millions of hungry New Yorkers.
When: Wednesday, June 19
Where: The Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street
Gardens of Dreams Talent Show
Children facing obstacles participated in a celebrity-studded talent show.
April 18, 2013
On Tuesday, April 16, 2013 a packed house watched in awe as the curtains went up at New York City's iconic Radio City Music Hall. A few famous faces graced the stage, but that wasn't really the focus at this event. Children—all of them facing issues like serious illnesses, tragic losses, and poverty—were the headlining acts at the Garden of Dreams' seventh annual Talent Show.
With MSG Network's Knicks reporter Jill Martin and Fuse News anchor Matte Babel as the evening's hosts, the free admission public event kicked off with guest announcer/Talent Show creative director Darryl McDaniels. Better known as DMC, the renowned hip-hop artist performed an impromptu part of his popular song "It's Tricky" before launching into a rhyme about the Garden of Dreams. Celebrities and sports stars from New York teams like the Knicks, the Rangers, the Giants, and the Liberty then wished the young performers good luck on a big-screen before over 20 singing and vocal acts from 14 of the Garden of Dreams' partner organizations got underway.
The numbers ranged from a heartfelt rap by Kasean Session, to a moving dance performance from Alexis Stewart, to a vocal and dance act by Garden of Dreams group "Uniquely Made" of Children's Aid Society, who took the stage with two Rockettes. Performances were presented by celebrities like the New York Giants' Victor Cruz, The Today Show's Matt Lauer (who had flown back from covering the tragedy in Boston especially for the show), Queens-born rapper Waka Flocka Flame, Sports Illustrated model Genevieve Morton, Victoria's Secret model Doutzen Kroes, actor Isiah Whitlock Jr., and more.
For some of the evening's personalities, the show and the Garden of Dreams' overriding mission to help youths facing obstacles has special meaning. Babel said that he felt a real connection, since he dealt with similar issues growing up. "My parents divorced when I was really young," said Babel. "And there was a period of time before my mom remarried that I was kind of in a situation; being like, myself, my brother, single mom working two jobs, trying to make ends meet. And my mom is white—I'm biracial—my dad is black. My mom was a little worried that I wasn't around the black side of my family as much, so she actually signed me up for this thing called Big Brothers. So I ended up getting this 'big brother'—this young, African-Canadian guy who was really cool. So I kind of can relate to the kids."
Cruz, who was presenting for the second year, was excited to be back. "I came last year and presented one of the acts, and I just saw the looks on these kids' faces—how excited they were, how proud they were to be up on the stage, how nervous some of them were," said Cruz. "So I just felt like it was a great organization to be a part of and it was fun."
Although the dances were movingly choreographed and the piano pieces beautifully arranged, the most touching part of the evening was watching a group of children who all possess one common "talent"—remaining courageous and positive despite difficult challenges.
New York Rangers Casino Night
The hockey team traded their jerseys for tuxes to support the Garden of Dreams Foundation.
March 05, 2013
The New York Rangers gathered just steps from Madison Square Garden Friday night (March 1) at Gotham Hall, trading their usual red, white, and blue jerseys for stylish tuxedos and suits. Rangers Casino Night presented by Unilever welcomed over 500 guests to benefit the Garden of Dreams Foundation, MSG's official charity organization that supports children facing obstacles.
The event stands out from other Blueshirts-backed Garden of Dreams events since the entire current team attends, in addition to a few storied alumni and coaching staff. This year, current Rangers favorites such as goalie Henrik Lundqvist, captain Ryan Callahan, and young star Michael Del Zotto, joined legends Adam Graves and Rod Gilbert. Guests enjoyed Rangers-themed blue margaritas and assorted small plates served buffet-style while participating in casino games like blackjack and roulette alongside Rangers players.
Silent and live auctions took place throughout the evening, with items up for grabs like a dinner package with Mark Messier, game-used and signed hockey sticks from Lundqvist, a team-autographed jersey, and other exciting experiences and memorabilia. Attendees also heard the touching story of the McCabe family, whose son—an avid Rangers fan—is affected by spina bifida and has realized his dream of meeting and interacting with many Rangers greats like Graves through the Garden of Dreams.
Although the event was only a few hours long, the Rangers' relationship with the Garden of Dreams is far-reaching. Graves, who has been involved with Garden of Dreams since its inception in 2006, feels privileged to create memories that will last a lifetime. "For some of these kids, [we're] putting them in an environment where some of them would never have had the opportunity to go—down to the Garden to see a game, let alone go down, sit in a box, have popcorn, hats, t-shirts, and music going," he said. "That, to me, is a capsule, and [we're] creating capsules that you hold on to for your entire life."
For Del Zotto, it's about building a special bond with all the Garden of Dreams kids, particularly Liam Traynor, a youngster who battles cerebral palsy. "He texts me every single game and says, 'good luck!' to me," said Del Zotto. "We talk after every game. He gives me the analysis of my game. We've become really close friends."
And Lundqvist, who is the Garden of Dreams' spokesperson, is thinking up creative and new ways to support the organization. "I sold a couple of [hockey] masks," said Lundqvist. "I was at a rock concert with John McEnroe. We started a clothing line that we sell at the Garden where part of the profit goes to Garden of Dreams. Right now, there's a great project going on where famous photographer [George] Kalinsky, [who] shoots a lot of different sets at the Garden, is taking photos of me and a couple of Knicks guys and the Sopranos." [Editors note: the artwork is on sale at steinersports.com/GardenOfDreams.html]
Aside from supporting a good cause alongside all their teammates, the Rangers agreed that their favorite parts of the evening were the dress code and interacting with fans. "We had to dress up for this, which is kind of cool, because some guys are wearing different things, " said Del Zotto. "Boyle [Rangers teammate Brian Boyle] is wearing a black tux with blue shoes." And, as the fireworks-like flashes of cameras demonstrated, event attendees were big fans of the dapperly dressed Rangers. "The support that the players and the organization get on and off the ice is unparalleled," said Graves. "An event like this, for me, is really unique because of the access. You can just go and interact—if you want to get a picture taken or if you just want to talk."
So what does the team hope to do with the Garden of Dreams in the future? The unanimous answer was to positively influence the lives of as many children as possible. "I see the impact we have when we host clinics or go to museums and we see how much fun they have," said Lundqvist. "It's like an inspiration for them. They might be going through a tough time and for them to have a great afternoon, it can go a long way." If the success of Friday night's event—which raised over $230,000—is any indication, that's a goal that the Garden of Dreams can achieve with the Rangers.
Charity Register: Spring 2013
Seven opportunities to give back this season.
February 25, 2013
NYU Langone Medical Center
What: Join the Committee for the Stephen D. Hassenfeld Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders and the Kids of NYU Langone Foundation Associates for the 12th annual Adults in Toyland Casino Night. Casino games, a DJ, a silent auction, cocktails, and a buffet will attract more than 600 attendees.
When: Thursday, February 28
Where: The Plaza Hotel, 768 Fifth Avenue
Contact: giving.nyumc.org/ait
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
What: Climb to the Top is a timed contest for participants and teams to race up 66 flights of stairs to the Top of the Rock Observation Deck to help raise funds in the battle against MS. Participants will be able to take in unparalleled Manhattan skyline views, while raising money for a great cause.
When: Sunday, March 3
Where: Top of the Rock Observation Deck, 30 Rockefeller Center
Contact: nationalmssociety.org
Guild Hall
What: John Alexander, Walter Isaacson, Nathan Lane, and Mickey Straus will be honored at the 28th Annual Guild Hall Academy of the Arts Lifetime Achievement Awards ceremony and benefit dinner. Guild Hall, a Hamptons-based visual and performing arts center, offers community events and programs to the East End.
When: Monday, March 4
Where: The Plaza Hotel, 768 Fifth Avenue
Contact: guildhall.org
Endometriosis Foundation of America
What: Cofounders and hosts Padma Lakshmi and Dr. Tamer Seckin will be present at the fifth annual black tie Blossom Ball to raise awareness and funds for endometriosis research. An online auction will be held in conjunction to this night of food and entertainment.
When: Monday, March 11
Where: Capitale, 130 Bowery
Contact: endofound.org
Jeffrey Fashion Cares
What: To celebrate the 10th anniversary of this event, host and founder Jeffrey Kalinsky hopes to raise $1 million to help support LGBT and HIV nonprofit organizations. Red carpets will be rolled out to kick-off this evening of auctions, premium cocktails, and a fashion show featuring top international models and designers.
When: Tuesday, April 2
Where: Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum Complex, Pier 86, West 46th Street
Contact: jeffreyfashioncares.org
New Yorkers for Children
What: In order to raise funds for foster children in New York City, New Yorkers for Children will be hosting the 10th annual Spring Dinner Dance, New Year's in April: A Fool's Fête. This event is always a star-studded gathering filled with dinner, dancing, and a silent auction.
When: Tuesday, April 9
Where: Mandarin Oriental, 80 Columbus Circle
Contact: newyorkersforchildren.org
Share Our Strength
What: New York City's finest chefs and mixologists come together to help end childhood hunger in America at Taste of the Nation. This exclusive event highlights New York City's top food and beverages with the opportunity to meet the elite gastronomists who created them.
When: Monday, April 29
Where: 82 Mercer, 82 Mercer Street
Contact: ce.strength.org
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3050 Silverlake Village Dr., Pearland, TX 77584
The manager was amazing there. Through Facebook, I was able to ask what I should order and the Executive Chef helped me find items (usually customized) to get pas my gluten and soy allergies. They are also very good about it in the Lake Jackson location as well.
7191 South Plaza Center, West Jordan, UT 84088
The service was pretty good and the chopped salad I ordered (which was a bit like an Italian cobb salad) was really delicious, my experience eating at Johnny Carino's as a person with gluten intolerance was disappointing. While most major Italian restaurants have an option for gluten-free pasta, this one does not. Unless you want a salad, you'll be out of luck as a gluten-free diner. Until they bring some more options in, I recommend opting for another restaurant.
920 North U.S. 31, Greenwood, IN 46142
Great food. Great service. Staff was very knowledgable and considerate of my husband's allergy. Highly recommend it.
1825 14th Ave SE, Albany, OR 97322
food is good, but it feels like they thjnk if they provide gf pasta then the dish is gf. Cooks n staff don't really conceive the seriousness of celiac disease.
4221 Warden, N. Little Rock, AR 72116
Lot's of options, staff is knowledgeable and careful.
2425 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
The staff couldn't been nicer. They have an actual Gluten Free Menu as opposed to everyone else's piece of paper. the pasta was perfect, a rare treat.
1608 Garth Brooks Boulevard, Yukon, OK 73099
Great experience! I hadn't been in a while and we decided to go back tonight. Noticed their GF menu was different (this is how long it's been since I've been). Anyways I ordered my meal and a side salad to go with since my husband would be enjoying the yummy bread they give right in front of me. To my surprise, the waiter brought out some GF bread for me to enjoy as well!! It wasn't all that great tasting but I was very excited that I was thought of and waiter didn't want me to be sitting there empty handed. We will be going back! My meal was really good by the way!! It was some kind of skillet spaghetti meal, started with a T but super yummy!
675 Sunland Park Dr., El Paso, TX 79912
I was hopefull that this location would be knowledgeable about the gluten-free menu. Not only was the server annoyed by my questions, he literally stopped coming by the table. I had to ask repeatedly for management and the hostess for refills. This location is on Sunland Park drive, El Paso. Be very afraid to eat here. Cross contaminating food preparation and lack of knowledge, could affect your life!!
1201 Airway, El Paso, TX 79925
This restaurant says it's gluten-free friendly. Yet the Alfredo sauce on the gluten free menu is pre packaged and is loaded with wheat. The staff is not knowledgeable whatsoever regarding gluten-free alternatives. Don't risk getting glutenized
2833 South 25th East, Ammon, ID 83406
their menu gets better and better every time I go! some of the best Gluten free pasta I've ever had and I've never once been disappointed.
1640 Gateway Blvd., Fairfield, CA 94533
Do not eat here if you have celiacs. we sat right by the kitchen and I watched the chef the whole time. He never changed his gloves or tongues and he used his hands to grab pasta. when I addressed with staff manager he apologized and barely reprimanded the chef who laughed it off. there menu says the are gig trained but after what I saw that must be a lie. I am usually a easy going person but this was horrible. wait staff was nice.
19820 Northwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77065
They do have a gluten free menu with actual gluten free options, including gluten free pasta choices. Most of the waiters are aware of gluten when you tell them. I did not get sick when I went there, although the gluten free options were a little bland and didn't taste very good.
4410 17th Ave. SW, Fargo, ND 58103
The restaurant does have a gluten free menu including pizza and 2 types of pasta. We haven't had any issues with food preparation. The only downside is that they start every meal by delivering a loaf of bread wrapped in a wax paper bag. Even if you ask for a GF menu. Hasn't caused problems so far but unnecessary.
2310 South Louise Ave., Sioux Falls, SD 57106
The food is pretty good, I haven't had a problem with cross contamination, but I steer clear of pizza (as it is a shared oven). However, the vegetables and chicken are excellent.
2310 South Louise Ave., Sioux Falls, SD 57106
Love their GF pizza! The soup is also delicious! I have never personally had a problem with cross contamination, but I know others have! I love their GF menu, although there is no pasta on it.
6821 Slide Rd., Lubbock, TX 79424
The waiter was knowledgeable about Celiac and which foods were for sure safe to eat. In Lubbock, they only offer g-free penne for the pasta - I was a bit disappointed by that since their online menu offered spaghetti. That aside, the food was excellent and they actually offered lava cake as a dessert instead if just vanilla ice cream. Strongly recommend Carino's in Lubbock on Slide Road!
11920 Amargosa Rd., Victorville, CA 92392
Very limited choices. You end up with meat and potatoes of you are substituting a pasta dish
3042 King Ave. West, Billings, MT 59102
Negative stars!!!! Tried 3 separate times and I don't know why I didn't learn after the first time and got SO sick. They need some sort of disclaimer that they do not care at all about cross contamination. If you are at all sensitive to gluten STAY FAR, FAR AWAY!!!!!!!
3042 King Ave. West, Billings, MT 59102
Holy cross contamination! ! Our waitress was lovely and very attentive to my needs but the cook did not change out the water for the pasta! ! when are people gonna get it? ?? I wish you could have a restaurant staff experience this pain for just one day. ... they'd never be so careless again. At the end of the day though I blame myself for ever thinking that eating out could be so simple.
9500 S IH 35 Service Rd., SB, Austin, TX 78748
Typical chain fare, but with gf pasta available. Went on family night, and one dish was more than enough for me and my hungry fella. Did not make me sick.
970 Ed Noble Parkway, Norman, OK 73072
Great tasting pasta. Will definitely go back
3015 New Center Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80922
no gf menu. They will substitute wheat pasta for gf penne. Baked potato soup is tasty
4410 17th Ave. SW, Fargo, ND 58103
The GF menu available online is not all the same as at the Fargo Location. They said all they can do is substitute vegetables for pasta on a dish... but I cannot understand why two pieces of broccoli and a handful of mushrooms was considered a substitute for a full plate of pasta... I didn't get sick, but then again I barely got food at all : (
2600 Hwy. 77/83 N., Brownsville, TX 78521
It's hit or miss with Carinos. I've ate there and been ok. Other times I've gotten so sick. So it's up to you. They always forget about croutons.
1304 E. Common St., New Braunfels, TX 78130
They no longer have a gluten-free menu.
4330 Kell Freeway, Wichita Falls, TX 76309
Yummy, helpful and plenty of GF options.
1304 E. Common St., New Braunfels, TX 78130
Just stopped in at Carinos tonight, only to find that they have done away with the entire GF menu! They said they do still have GF penne, but at this location, at least, we got 3 different stories from 3 different people. Not confidence inspiring. We left.
3330 Camp Creek Parkway, East Point, GA 30344
A group of us were staying at the Atlanta airport and searched Find Me Gluten Free for pizza. Carino's came up and had a great looking gluten free menu. When we tried to place our order the wait staff had no clue what gluten free was. We ended up at Little Azio instead.
3330 Camp Creek Parkway, East Point, GA 30344
the casino's website shows an extensive gluten free menu, including gluten free pasta and pizza crusts. The location in east point georgia has none of that and their gluten free menu is basically substituting green beans or spinach for the pasta. horribly upsetting!
2425 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
The food was good but it definitely needs more than one $.
135 Rojay Dr., Lexington, KY 40503
This place was fenominal. The gluten free spaghetti with chicken instead of meatballs was AMAZING!!! They worked very well with me and even gave me a free coffee. I highly recommend eating here.
1207 IH 35 South, San Marcos, TX 78666
Great menu full of real Italian GF options. So far I've only had the pizza. I give it about a 7 out of 10 for GF pizza. It was good but the crust was a little chewy. Our waitress was very nice and even reminded me about the croutons on the side salad when I forgot to ask for them off. Will be going back.
500 Loop Road, Commerce Township, MI 48390
Love their chicken Marsala, staff was knowledgable :)
5111 E. 42nd St., Odessa, TX 79762
Apparently the chef is not trained well enough to be able to get gluten free menu items out at the same time as non gf items. The waitress brought out the meal for my husband, but told us that my gf meal would be ready in another 15 minutes. The manager did not see any problem with this. When my order came, the pasta was undercooked. Neither the waitress or manager visited the table again until we flagged someone down for the check. Not worth the time or expense!!
3042 King Ave. West, Billings, MT 59102
Pasta was crunchy, not as many options as they say.
3630 North Reserve, Missoula, MT 59808
The potato soup alone would be five stars. However, the service was horrible (slow, inconsistent and scattered) and the rest of the food was mediocre at best. I had the lemon rosemary chicken-- way, way too lemony, not enough rosemary, horrible flavor. My wife had spaghetti, which she normally loves, but barely touched. To be fair, the manager did kindly take my food off of the bill-- but While I do greatly appreciate that, I don't think we'll return.
2750 W. I-20, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Delicious options and careful staff. Will be back.
819 E. IH-30, Rockwall, TX 75087
1 star review 7/22/14...Waiter is clueless about gluten-free. Manager was less than thrilled to answer all the waiters questions from us. Manager never visited our table. I had to tell them NOT to put GF pizza directly on the brick oven shelf, but a metal tray. I asked if our pasta was cooked in separate fresh water. Waiter pointed to the kitchen and said yes {after he asked the cooks}. Pizza came out cold, but no oven burn marks. Grilled chicken was slightly burned. Daughter spied a waitress eating food off plates with her fingers. My digestion was off, so probably got cross-contaminated. Not going back to Rockwall. *Ate at Carinos in San Antonio earlier this summer. No problems. **Rockwall location was a 5 star review on 8/12/13...New GF menu. Lots to choose from. Surprised me with special batch of safe fries with my ribs. Very impressed!
8101 Brier Creek Parkway, Raleigh, NC 27617
Ate there over several years ago and myself and two of my kids were sick after. Food was not good.
12447 Limonite, Mira Loma, CA 91752
No longer have a gluten free menu and were not willing to make accommodations. So sad because we loved eating here every few months.
620 Harvey Rd., College Station, TX 77840
Great food! Didn't get sick :) waiter wasn't too good but I made sure my food was gluten free and I was so thankful that I didn't end up sick.
9355 Crown Crest Blvd., Parker, CO 80138
Wow - outstanding menu with an extensive list of choices and the food is great! If you are gf and craving Italian this is the best I've found!
2425 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
They said they have pizza and we looked it up online, but when we got there they had no GF pizza! Very disappointed!
1652 S. Padre Island Dr., Corpus Christi, TX 78416
The waitress put croutons in my soup !!! I told her not to simply remove the croutons but to bring me a new soup. Them anorher waitress came to talk to me about their GF pastas and she did not know if they were warmed in the same water as their regular pastas... So I took their bunless burger... This was not why i came in an italian restaurant... :-( If you come here, be sure to ask many questions to your waitress to ensure she knows what gluten is and how to handle your plate
675 Sunland Park Dr., El Paso, TX 79912
A few gluten. free options which we are ok with.
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Hello again all,
I've been having all kinds of grief with accessing my thread and making posts. It seems I have to continue with the practice of starting new "continued" threads. If you are interested in seeing my VIIc/41 build in it's entirety, you'll have to access the following threads found on this forum:
1/25 type VIIc/41 scratch build.
Mylo's type VIIc/41 continued.....
To answer a couple questions from the previous thread:
All the skills I have concerning molding I've aquired from this forum. Guys like Steve Neil and Kevin McLeod, to name only two, have been of instrumental help in steering me in the right direction. The rest has been trial and error (more error than trial). Having said that, I am a perfectionist when it comes to my modelling as I make every effort to produce the best piece I can. Not the best out there, but the best I can do, that's good enough for me. I can not stress enough that anyone interested in doing their "own thing" take that difficult first step and try this stuff. WHEN you screw up and have to throw that piece you've been working on in the garbage, you can join me, and other scratch builders, in our little screw up club. I can guarantee, we've all botched something at one time or another. As in obtaining any other form of education, there is a price to be paid both in terms of time AND money investment. If you go in to your project realizing that, it won't be so painful when it comes time to "pay up".
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I have completely dismissed any idea of getting this boat in the water this year. Instead, my "new launch goal" is to have it totally ready for Sub Regatta 2008 where my intent is to put it on display both in and out of the pond. I'm not disappointed with having missed my 2007 launch goal. Initially, I expected a build time of about 200 hours. (can you imagine....what a laugh). If I was to tally up ALL the time I've spent, including research, redos, etc., etc., etc. ....I would have around 1000 hours into it so far to date. I figure that's not too bad for 11 months. If I keep up that same pace, I see no reason why Regatta 2008 won't see my type VIIc/41 on patrol.
Currently, I'm STILL waiting on my 3/32 " brass rod....some sort of shipping/back order problem. Piss me off. My West Systems Epoxy has arrived and so I'll likely start casting some hull parts until I get that brass to finish the railings. Typically, I don't like to start a new phase without finishing the phase I'm on, I HATE multiple phases on the go ...which is why I've been waiting for this rod, but my patience is running thin. Not much activity in the ship yard in the last month or so, and I don't like it.
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