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The panoramic and snow covered Kanchenjunga was calling us. With adrenaline rushing in our veins, we started our march towards Yumthang Valley. Vinu was honing his photographic skills, nature was unfolding with each passing mile. Waterfalls, Landscapes, Vegetation were simply breathtaking and we were relishing the pristine beauty of the land. We were going up and the temperatures were coming down.Without enough winter gear, we never got a chance to feel cold. Why so....? It was very hard to miss out such extravaganza of nature, we never got the time to feel the cold. .
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The place is enticing, but keep on moving, as cold sets in really fast.
Cup of tea was never such refreshing as it was at 10,000 ft, 5:30 PM and with cold kissing our spines. Finally we reached Lachung at 8,620 ft., our night stay. What a night that was, when we two vagabonds meandering in sub zero chilling temperatues whistling, singing and SHIVERING in the cold. We finally restrained when cold became unbearable. I had fish for the first time since nothing was available and I liked it.
We got up at 0500 hrs and for the first time in our lives we saw snow being yellowed by Sun. After breakfast we left for "Katao", which is the China Border. That's the way to go...
Snow cladded road, snow covered trees, and finally Katao with Snow everywhere. -12 deg Celsius without warm clothing, we were literally freezing, but our high spirits were still not ready to be dampened.Though it was chilling, but we were having the time of our lives.
While on snow we were not feeling any cold. Vast stretch of our country and the site of China aroused patriotic spirits in our souls and what came out were the slogans of "Vande Matram". Join us..
Necessity is the mother of inventions...
(Another hour's drive beyond Yumthang takes one to Yumesamdong (15,300 ft.), an area where the sweet fragrance of Azellia, a plant used as incense by locals permeates the air).
Day 4: Local Sightseeing and Day of Departure
We started with first glimmer of sun shine to cover all the local places. We visited:
- Rumtek Monastry: 24 km from the capital city of Gangtok. It serves as the seat of His holiness Gyawla Karmapa the XVI, the head of the Karma Kagyu order of Tibetan Buddhism.
- Do Drul Chorten Stupa: The Do-Drul Chorten or Stupa was built by the venerable Truslshi Rimpoche, head of the Nyingma order of Tibetan Buddhism, in 1945.
- Fambong La Wildlife Sanctuary: Diverse and amazing...Check out yourself
Himalayan Palm Chivet...
- Botanical Gardens: Amazing Flora and Fauna...
Flowers to all who visit here:
- Tashi View point
- Sikkim Research Institute of Tibetology
- Changu Lake: Trip to Sikkim is not complete without Changu Lake, situated at an altitude of 12,400 ft it is 35 kms away from Sikkim on the Gangtok-Nathula highway which forms a part of the old trade route from India to China. The cool, placid water harmonises with the scenic beauty around which is doubled by its reflection in the lake. A small temple of Lord Siva is constructed in the lakeside. Primula flowers and other alpine vegetation around the lake, lend a pristine beauty to this place. a footpath along the lake takes one to a resting shed a walk of about half a kilometer.during the winter months the lake becomes frozen.
In the afternoon we started our retun journey with our heart left behind in valleys of Sikkim. If I will get time again, will visit sikkim again before I get too OLD. I do not know when that second chance will come...
I do want to scale Kanchenjunga...Anyone interested, can drop a line for the extreme adventure. See you guys ......


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Japanese art is of fundamental importance to the development of European Modernism. Almost all the great artists drew inspiration from its motifs and characteristic style. For the first time in over 25 years, a comprehensive exhibition examines the phenomenon known as 'Japonisme'. The focus is on the period from 1860 to 1910 – the early phase and heyday of Japanese art's reception in France.
Japan's emergence from over 200 years of complete isolation in 1854 unleashed a veritable mania for the country in the West, especially France. This was spurred on by the wealth of desirable imports from Japan presented at the world's fair exhibitions, in particular Vienna in 1873 and Paris in 1878.
The vogue for all things Japanese manifests itself in numerous ways: artists such as Monet, Gauguin and van Gogh, Bonnard and Degas depicted imported artworks and everyday objects in their own paintings, adopted Japanese imagery and – in a development that was to have much further-reaching consequences – internalized the visual idiom of the Japanese woodcut. Indeed, it was this very act of appropriation, combined with their own pictorial tradition, that informed a creative process which gave rise to many and varied forms of artistic expression, the impact of which endured long into the 20th century.
The presentation comprises over 300 prestigious exhibits, including paintings and a representative selection of Japanese woodcuts by Hokusai, Hiroshige, Utamaro and others, some of them drawn from the artists' collections of the period. Artefacts from Japan are also juxtaposed with corresponding pieces from Europe. Historical photographs and a selection of highly graphic poster designs complete the survey of how Europe viewed Japan in the 19th century.
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The Collection Scharf-Gerstenberg is exhibiting excellent works by the Surrealists and their forerunners. Paintings, sculptures and works on paper are being exhibited on three floors under the title "Surreal Worlds". The spectrum of artists ranges from Piranesi, Goya, Klinger and Redon to Dalí, Magritte, Max Ernst and Dubuffet.
The history of fantastical art is traced in more than 250 works. Surrealism, a movement seeking to renew art whose principles were proclaimed in a manifesto by André Breton in the Paris of 1924, is at the centre of the collection.
Nearly all members of the group of Surrealists are represented by selected works in the collection. There are larger groups of works, in particular, by René Magritte, Max Ernst and Hans Bellmer, but also by Wols and Paul Klee. The central pictorial strategies of Surrealism, such as combinatorics, metamorphosis and pure psychic automatism are illustrated by numerous virtuoso examples.
Surrealism has its place in a significant line of tradition in occidental art. The earliest works in the collection include Piranesi's illustrations of fantastical dungeon architecture as well as the nightmarish ghostly figures in Goya's etchings. French Symbolism of the late 19th century is represented by paintings of Odilon Redon and Gustave Moreau, as is its German counterpart in the form of graphic cycles of Max Klinger.
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... based on its history I would not turn it down immediately, but buying it would depend on what scent it is...!
I am looking at buying an old fragrance - no names at this point. Details I have are as follows :
- it is about 95% full
- it was purchased in Europe in 1985
- since that date it has been stored in a house bathroom cabinet, so not much exposure to light
- the bathroom is the warmest room in the house in summer (no direct sunlight on the cabinet), in a city with a coolish climate
- owing to the city climate, warming bath lights were used about 30 mins per day for about half the year.
I realize this is all a bit speculative, but based on that information, would you say the perfume is still ok ? I assume the top notes are long gone.
Thanks in advance.
... based on its history I would not turn it down immediately, but buying it would depend on what scent it is...!
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No, it must be chock full of all those dangerous allergens that IFRA is protecting us from. Avoid at all costs.
On topic, though, the only thing that concerns me is that it's spent so much time in the heat and humidity of the bathroom. Then again, it's been in a cabinet, so not as much exposure. Again, I suppose it depends on what the fragrance is and if the particular formulation at the time is worth the risk.
Would depend on the scent (some are more prone to degradation than others) and the price. If it was one I really wanted, and the price was reasonable, I'd probably take the risk. You have more information than is normally available when making such purchases.
Why did you leave out the most important deciding factor? What is the fragrance?
Want to trade - Chanel Platinum Egoiste for Dior Eau Sauvage...
The fragrance may still be okay. I'd risk it for the right fragrance at the right price.
To many unknown variables for me. I'd pass.
Want to trade - Chanel Platinum Egoiste for Dior Eau Sauvage...
Depends on the parfum & the cost...From your description, I would think that the juice should not have degraded.
95% full, not much air exposure, harder to go bad completely.
Cabinet, not much light to trigger a fast oxidation.
I would happily pay 10$ for this nombre noir. The bottle alone is worth much more.
Most likely not, unless it's a truly coveted, but also - even more importantly - very well kept, not deteriorated, collector's item.
Most opened vintage scents have been stored like this, you know. Usually we just don't know the history as well. I haven't bumped into too many turned fragrances. I'd risk it at a right price.
If it's the right fragrance at the right price, sure why not? Life's way too short not to take a chance.
I wouldn't buy any fragrance with any history without knowing what it was. Unless I had interest in a bottle with that history as a collector.
If it was a fragrance I'm interested in and the physical appearance of the bottle is good, I'd buy it for the right price.
If possible, I'd request a sample of the juice.
Depends entirely on the price and the particular item. I'm generally not interested even if a box is missing but that's me.
It depends on how bad you want that fragrance . If you have sampled it and loved it then I would take the risk it the price is right .
It sounds good to me. (assuming it's one of those many 1980's classic scents, original Kouros, Paco Rabanne or whatever.) BUT, it would depend on the price. I wouldn't pay big bucks for it (more than the price of a new bottle of the most recent version of the scent.) In fact I wouldn't even pay that unless the seller agreed to a refund if it didn't seem "right".
Is this a riddle?
Different fragrances age differently too. My dad has a bottle of the Original Boss which he purchased 1.5 decades ago, and it still smells as strong and as excellent as I remember growing up.
Some deteriorate rather quickly. The name's important. I see you're trying to feel opinions objective by not naming it, but lets face it - few things as subjective as opinion is!
What does the owner say? He might be trusting.
If it still smells good I would. After reading this I wonder how old some of my perfumes are :-/
Ok, you have a myriad of different opinions now - how about putting us out of our misery and telling us what it is?
For the record, light is a much more vital factor today consider than temperature. I'd go for it.
thanks to all of you who took the time to reply. Apologies for my late reply.
Well, I did end up buying the fragrance, so I'll let you know how it goes when I receive it.
Many thanks again.
This sounds very serious. I think sometimes, it best to just let go lol.
I'll see if I can get the photo a little bigger.
It sounds like the fragrance you are considering has been well-taken care of. However, I would personally never store my scents near consistent steam. But then again, I AM OCD. I have bought fragrances which are that old and even older and they turned out to be exquisite.
How much did you pay for that severely abused bottle of PR?
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$38 AUD including shipping.
Nice. Good deal for vintage PR.
Want to trade - Chanel Platinum Egoiste for Dior Eau Sauvage...
Now that I've seen the bottle I say go for it!
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Congratulations on vintage PR!
I buy vintage/used bottles on Ebay fairly regularly, and pay no attention at all to whatever a seller tells me about how the bottle was stored. As long as the price is right, I take a chance. Individual colognes seem to react very differently to heat, light, and general mistreatment, to the point where I've had 30-year old bottles that were supposedly stored on a bathroom counter smell just like I'd expect; and 5 year old bottles supposedly stored in a box in an air conditioned closet smell totally off.
Besides, I tend not to trust anything that can't be verified. Statements like "Oh, I kept the bottle you're buying in a cabinet away from light and heat" are akin to the proverbial "Oh, this car was driven only on Sundays by a little old lady on her way to and from Church."
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DEEP RUN — Trailing by three after three quarters, South Lenoir boys basketball coach Jeremy Barnett challenged his players to give him all they had in the final 8 minutes.
The Blue Devils responded, and in a big way.
A pair of double-doubles from Ishmael Baldwin and Jaquan Wooten, plus some defensive intensity down the stretch allowed South Lenoir to rally past Croatan, 53-42, on Friday to remain in first place in the East Central 2A Conference race.
Baldwin scored 16 points and grabbed 15 rebounds and Wooten added 13 points and 16 rebounds as the Blue Devils outscored the Cougars 26-12 in the final period.
"They knew they had to pick it up," Barnett said of his players. "I challenged them at halftime, and we had spurts in the third quarter where we'd get (the lead down) to two or three (points) then we'd stop playing defense.
"I told them that if they don't play defense for 8 minutes then we're going to be looking at 5-1 and it picked them up."
Dion Jones scored 12 points and had five rebounds, and helped spark a 10-0 run that saw the Blue Devils go from three down to seven up in a matter of minutes.
South Lenoir's defense forced Croatan, led by JacQues Chambers' 13 points and nine rebounds, to miss its first seven shots of the fourth quarter. It hit just 4 of 19 in the period.
Conversely, the Blue Devils (10-4, 6-0) hit 6 of 11 in the period and also connected on 13 of 16 from the foul line.
"It's been the same story all year — rebounding, we couldn't hit layups. We just shot poorly," said Croatan coach Kirk McDougle, whose team was outrebounded 47-33.
"We couldn't hit the side of a barn tonight."
South Lenoir scored the game's first points, then fell behind as the Cougars (12-3, 3-3) went on a 7-0 run. The Blue Devils tied it at 15-15 in the second quarter, then played catch-up until they took their first lead since 2-0 when Jones sank a pair of free throws with 6:08 to play.
From there South Lenoir's lead grew, to as much as 12 at 44-32 before Croatan used another 7-0 run to cut it to six at 45-39. But a monster dunk by Baldwin over two Cougars defenders put the Blue Devils back up by eight and they cruised from there.
"These are big games. We've got to keep winning, keep on going with the stuff that we've been practicing," Jones said.
"We've got to keep working hard and keep going hard at practice. Practice makes perfect."
The win — South Lenoir's seventh in a row — sets up another big league showdown Tuesday night when second-place Clinton (11-3, 5-1), which knocked off Jacksonville Northside 67-59, comes to Deep Run.
While the Blue Devils may have sputtered during their non-conference schedule — they went 4-4 — they've been playing at a high level in the games that actually matter.
It's something Barnett felt was going to happen all alone.
"No matter how bad it looks, they always feel like they have a chance, I always feel like they have a chance," Barnett said. "At South Lenoir, it's not going to be pretty. We're going to have to win games ugly, and that's what we did tonight.
"We fought in the fourth quarter. We had to grit our teeth and little bit and buckle down, and we did just enough of what we needed to do to get the win."
SOUTH LENOIR 42, CROATAN 33: At South Lenoir, the Blue Devils had three in double figures as they downed the Cougars and now sit in a four-way tie for first.
Heather West scored 11 points, had six assists and added six steals, Demeyia Adams had 10 points and 11 rebounds and Marquia Suddeth scored 10 points and grabbed 16 boards for a Blue Devils team that now shares first place with Clinton, East Duplin and Jacksonville Northside.
Northside knocked off Clinton 48-43 in overtime while East Duplin defeated Swansboro.
Croatan (3-10, 1-5) was led by Ryan Lancaster's eight points. South Lenoir (11-3, 5-1) hosts the Dark Horses on Tuesday.
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Croatan 11 9 10 12—42
South Lenoir 7 8 12 26—53
COUGARS (12-3, 3-3) — JacQues Chambers 13, Austin Sanders 12, Cranmer 7, Smith 5, Judon 3, Deming 2, Touchton.
BLUE DEVILS (10-4, 6-0) — Ishmael Baldwin 16, Jaquan Wooten 13, Dion Jones 12, Midgette 7, Whaley 3, Turner 2, Janning, Garner, Cooper, Davis, Smith.
Croatan 8 6 7 11—33
South Lenoir 10 8 11 13—42
COUGARS (3-10, 1-5) — Lancaster 8, Layko 6, Taylor 5, Perry 5, Heverly 4, Raper 3, Johnston 1, Raynor, Fair, Fitzgerald.
BLUE DEVILS (11-3, 5-1) — Heather West 11, Demeyia Adams 10, Marquia Suddeth 10, Jones 7, Meready 3, Pelletier, Ha. West, Franklin, Combs.


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EAST LANSING, Mich. -- A trio of RedHawks earned singles wins Friday on the first day of the 2012 Auto-Owners Insurance Spartan Invitational, hosted by Michigan State. Christine Guerrazzi, Ramona Costea and Ana Rajkovic each advance their draw's semifinal round on Saturday.
Costea improved to 8-0 this fall with a straight set, 6-4, 6-0 win over Signe Lazdina of Akron, while Guerrazzi topped Wisconsin's Katie Hoch 6-3,6-7,6-0. Rajkovic defeated Jennifer Yen of the host school, 7-5,6-4.
Nimisha Mohan earned the only other singles win on Friday, taking a consolation match victory over Anita Henestrosa of IPFW, 7-5, 6-1. She was defeated by Xavier's Alex Brinker in the opening round 6-1, 6-4.
Christiana Raymond and Alix Thurman each dropped her opening-round action.
Both Draw A doubles teams lost as Thurman and Mohan were defeated by Purdue 8-0 and Raymond and Guerrazzi fell to Marquette 8-4. The B Doubles team of Costea and Rajkovic fared much better, defeating Lauren Burich and Pernilla Wohlstrom of Wisconsin, 8-6.
Rain halted play late in the day, meaning action will resume at 8 a.m. Saturday morning at the indoor complex.
Day One Results
Tess Bernard-Feigenbaum/Claudia Escribens (Purdue) def. Alix Thurman/Nimisha Mohan (Miami) 8-0
Ana Pimienta/Erin Gebes (Marq) def. Christine Guerrazzi/Christina Raymond (Miami) 8-0
Ramona Costea/Ana Rajkovic def. Lauren Burich/Pernilla Wohlstrom (Wisconsin) 8-6
Alex Brinker (Xavier) def. Nimisha Mohan (Miami) 6-1,6-4
Nimisha Mohan (Miami) def. Anita Henestrosa (IPFW) 7-5,6-1
Prang Pantusart (Akron) def. Christiana Raymond (Miami) 6-1,6-0
Erin Gebes (Marquette) def. Alix Thurman (Miami) 2-6,6-1,6-3
Christine Guerrazzi (Miami) def. Katie Hoch (Wisconsin) 6-3,6-7,6-0
Ramona Costea (Miami) def. Signe Lazdina (Akron) 6-4,6-0
Ana Rajkovic def. Jennifer Yen (Michigan St.) 7-5,6-4


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we love chipotle! you can eat everything but the small and large tortillas. staff will change gloves just tell them your allergic. I love the soft corn shell tacos!
Everything but the tortilla's are gf but be careful if you're sensitive to cross contamination! The workers use their gloves for the cheese and lettuce. I've stopped eating both and have a great experience every time I go there now.
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Staff needs better education when the term "gluten free" is used. The girl said "no" to us. We explained that we just needed her to change her gloves. In the end, it was fine.
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As long as you don't get the flour tortilla, I believe everything else is GF. (Not sure about carnitas and barbacoa as I don't eat those.)
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No gluten free menu. The workers were incredibly confused when I asked what was in each item and what was gluten free. There is no protection against cross contamination and there is no way to know for sure what is in the food. If it would have let me leave no stars that is what I would leave.
5295 Whittlesey Boulevard #600, Columbus, GA 31909
I've been here several times without issues. Tonight, when I told an employee I had a gluten "allergy" he asked me if I was celiac or gluten intolerant. I can not tell you what that level of awareness means to me living in Columbus, GA. He changed gloves, used new spoons and took my food down the line. Thank you!!
7631 Jolly Lane, Brooklyn Park, MN 55428
Yea!!! And now also no GMOs!
658 State St., Madison, WI 53703
Chipotle says their corn products don't contain any gluten. Reasonable and healthy.
5637 Red Bug Lake Rd., Winter Springs, FL 32708
This was our first foray into eating out in months. I had heard good things about Chipotle being knowledgeable and celiac friendly so we convinced our six year old to give it a try even though Mexican/burritos weren't her top pick. We went in and told the first employee in the line that our daughter has celiac and can't have gluten so could he tell me what our options were. He had no clue and asked a co-worker what had gluten in it. She said all of it except the tortillas. I explained that I had to have a guarantee or she would get sick and they all seemed nervous and unsure. No mention of changing gloves or utensils. So we thanked them for their time and left. Headed to Red Robin.
1400 Missouri Blvd., Jefferson City, MO 65109
Tasty. Easy to make a meal gluten-free, though celiac folks need to know there are flour tortillas on the line. They are very careful. Why not five stars? Salt! I ate there twice in one week - as excited medically-GF folks are likely to do when finding a friendly and yum option - and learned the hard way that Chipotle must be a special occasion, plan-ahead place for me. Darn.
2905 Richmond Rd., Lexington, KY 40509
Manager was very helpful in explaining how they could use foil to avoid cross contamination so that my celiac 3 year old could have a quesadilla. She also offered to get fresh items for us instead of scooping from what was out. This was our first chipotle experience and we will return, especially when traveling!
276 Harbison Boulevard #40, Columbia, SC 29212
Staff always changes their gloves and walks me through the line when I notify them of my gluten allergy. New toppings are brought out if needed. Have eaten here several times with no reactions.
3230 N. Elizabeth St., Pueblo, CO 81008
Great service. All employees have knowledge of the precautions in dealing with my order and they don't make it seem like a hassle. Only got since once,.and that's when i placed an online pick-up order.
380 New Jersey 3, Clifton, NJ 07015
I have always enjoyed Chipotle. I write this review to reiterate what I'm sure many have said. This is the closest thing to fast food a celiac can get. I do not use "fast food" in a negative way. It is fairly difficult to get food that a celiac can trust without either waiting an extended period of time or making it ourselves. The food here is always fresh and delicious and they are friendly and speedy with the service. I also commend them for the care in which they took when I used them to cater my sisters baby shower. She is gluten intolerant and they did an exceptional job keeping the few items that did contain gluten (the flour tortillas) separate from the rest of the order. I was very pleased and happily recommend them to cater any event. It was a great way to please all of the guests not just us celiacs.
1513 N Main St, Warrington Township, PA 18976
Chipotle is one of my favorite restaurants to eat at. Not only is the food incredibly delicious, but the employees are very well trained in terms of allergy orders. Although the "Gluten free order!" shout can be a little embarrassing, it's well worth it. The employees are very careful to always switch their gloves and wash their hands when I place my order. They ensure there is no cross contamination by taking out untouched cheese to use for my order. Very, very well done and highly recommended.
5107 Belt Highway, Suite 100, St. Joseph, MO 64506
I was sick before we finished eating! If you have celiac dont eat there! They touch the flour tortillas and then touch every other food item as they are serving. It doesn't matter if they change their gloves to serve you - cross contamination has been going on since they first started using each food item.
400 West State Rd. 436, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
Outstanding training for Celiac's guests- bravo on entire chain.
7049 Arundel Mills Blvd., Hanover, MD 21076
I am glutened about 75% of the time at this chipotle and have since stopped eating here after giving it a good try. The staff is typically rude about changing their gloves, there is close to no cross contamination training, and most of the staff is unaware of their company policy on gluten free bowls. I tend to go to chipotle's right at opening or off hours to make it easier on the staff, it seems to make no difference at this location. If you are celiac i do not recommend this location.
6290 S. Dixie Highway, South Miami, FL 33143
This location is extremely convenient for me as I'm frequently in the area. I have a daughter who is celiac and we suspect her father is as well. Both of them love chipotle's food. Finally things are getting easier in terms of watching out for cross-contamination. When you say "gluten-free"and ask them to change their gloves it seems they have been informed to wash their hands, change their gloves, and have ONE person do the food serving down the line. It used to be such a hassle and chaos ensued trying to get everyone in the line to change their gloves at the same time so as to not contaminate their food. I emailed the company about this I don't even know how many times. Success!
210 Andover St., Unit E 194A, Peabody, MA 01960
Good place for a good bite. Have never had a problem.
435 Walt Whitman Rd., Huntington Station, NY 11746
I was highly impressed. When I told them I was gluten free they immediately changed their gloves and helped me. They have gluten free chips, hard and soft tacos, and toppings. The staff was highly knowledgable! Highly recommend
1229 N Retail Ct, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
My husband and I were here on our honeymoon and had never been to a Chipotle. The server knew exactly what to tell us to order for Gluten Free and took us thru step by step.. removing the spoons used for each bin of food my husband wanted. She then replaced them all with new clean spoons and changed her gloves. They take cross contamination very seriously and were very knowledgeable regarding what to order. Would absolutely recommend this location!
2717 South 177th Street, Omaha, NE 68130
We love Chipotle for easy GF and allergy-friendly meals. I can get a bowl for Gluten Free, and my son with a bean allergy, can easily avoid beans with his meal.
1415 Boston-Providence Turnpike, Norwood, MA 02062
If you like burrito bowls, this is the place to eat.
1934 W. Main Street, Troy, OH 45373
Love Chipotle, especially now that they're gmo-free! No problems here.
1525 Fordham Road, Wilmington, NC 28403
They will change gloves if you ask. Thanks for good food at a good price
Main Terminal Concourse A-B Food Court Space S-11, Baltimore, MD 21240
the staff was terrible. they kept touching things and then telling me it was ok they has just touched a tortilla before they touched my food. would not go here. if you are stuck at the airport the silver diner or Vino Volo is a much better choice.
1857 Robert St., West St. Paul, MN 55118
I have Celiac and will not eat here. The food maybe gluten free but there's a lot of cross contamination. Even if they change the gloves they've touched the lettuce.
18951 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, CA 92708
Mmmm chipotle! Love bowls! I avoid tortillas but have never had a problem with the chips. I'm not celiacs though, just gluten sensitive.
1311 W. Sunset Rd., Henderson, NV 89014
My daughter has celiac disease and cannot tolerate gluten. We eat here all the time and never a problem, as long as I'm careful and be sure to clarify to the server to use corn tortillas (and watch them - one other Chipotle still used a flour tortilla after I specifically said corn for gluten-free). She gets the kids cheese quesadilla kids meal with white rice and black beans. Loves the chips and mild salsa. She's also had a burrito bowl with chicken and carnitas. No problems.
6602 E. Superstition Springs Blvd., Mesa, AZ 85206
safest place for me to eat. everything except flour tortillas it's gluten free. New they are non gmo and deliver
2007 Camden Ave., Suite 50, San Jose, CA 95124
I don't know but I always get cc @ chipolte. I ask them to wash their hands and change their gloves. I've tried different combination for their bowls but I always leave feeling cc.
2007 Camden Ave., Suite 50, San Jose, CA 95124
I don't know but I always get cc @ chipolte. I ask them to wash their hands and change their gloves. I've tried different combination for their bowls but I always leave feeling cc.
853 Higuera - Space 6, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
Ate here today and had a reaction a couple hours later. Definitely got some gluten!
387 George Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
New brunswick is Def one of the worst locations of the chain. Have received soft flour tacos when gluten allergy reported & hard corn requested. Only twice...and the same week (late 2014) Do yourself a favor & head to north or east brunswick. Or even menlo pk mall. T For quick pick-up-Load the app & order before you go. Best chain is chipolte around here to eat gf without concern. Going GMO free too- just wish this location lived up to the others.
589 Ring Road, Harrison, OH 45030
Sometimes there are newer staff who seem puzzled when you mention Gluten Free. Even so, there is always at least one person who understands the process and will walk the line people through the clean gloves and spoons. They always forget to use foil around soft corn tortillas, so keep an eye on that!
2231 Crystal Dr., Suite 100, Arlington, VA 22202
I'm pretty sure I've gotten gluten'd every time I've eaten here. Watch out for lettuce and anything they grab with their hands.
309 E Lancaster Ave, Wayne, PA 19087
Mostly gf friendly. Good service at all locations. Important to spell out that you have an allergy!
1224 West Hickory Street, Denton, TX 76201
I am so glad I can find a restraint that has gluten free foods
4001 Freeport Blvd., Suite 102, Sacramento, CA 95822
We have had great experiences here. The staff will wash hands, change gloves and even swap ALL of the serving spoons out upon request. Cheese and other items are pulled from "new" trays, to reduce cross contamination risks. Respectfully requesting the help has always worked out great! Thank you to the staff! The food is always consistent, and nicely prepared.
3925 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19104
Some items are gluten free but the gloves that reach into the serving bowls have handled wheat tortilla. Staff did not understand cross contamination at all. Did not have any items that had not already had "glutened gloves" in it.
7003 SW Nyberg St., Tualatin, OR 97062
Delicious food and I love how careful they are when you ask for gluten free. New gloves and fresh containers of cheese and lettuce. YUM!
5602 Dennis McCarthy Drive, Lebec, CA 93243
Great service! A nice place to stop on our road trip.
45 Gosling Rd., Newington, NH 03801
Very knowledgeable about Celiac. Changed their gloves, brought out fresh condiments in case of cross contamination.
5420 Southpoint Plaza Way, Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Always friendly and have no problem changing their gloves for you. Never been sick from their food.
201 South 72nd St., Omaha, NE 68114
Has always been great about changing gloves, utensils and using fresh ingredients. Very friendly and helpful.
7 Backus Ave H-100, Danbury, CT 06810
The server was clueless. I had to ask twice for him to change his gloves. The rest of the staff were better.....
50 Hale Road, Manchester, CT 06042
My last visit was four days ago when I brought my 15yo nephew out for lunch. I have enjoyed Chipotle and it has become one of our go to spots. The line wasn't bad this time. When I asked the person who was taking orders to change her gloves for mine, I got the biggest eye roll ever. My nephew saw it, shook his head at me and asked me why she had to be rude. I'm just glad that I was the person that was directed at and not my nephew. It's hard enough to eat out with Celiac. Our lunch was delicious, just wish it wasn't served with the side of eye roll!!
1508 14th Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20005
I like Chipotle, because the staff is mostly knowledgable, and I know what I can eat there. I'm a newbie celiac traveler, so it makes it easy to see a familiar place & menu.
3216 Trindle Rd, Camp Hill, PA 17011
Good is good but most of the time when I have stopped in there was so much food on the floor of the restaurant it wasn't safe to walk not was it appetizing, it looks like they have truck at food fights!
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Federal Work-Study (FWS) is a form of financial aid awarded to students who demonstrate financial need and meet certain eligibility requirements. You must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) (and possibly other financial aid documents required by UMUC) to determine your eligibility for FWS. Please note this will be our last academic year participating in the Federal Work-Study program. The program will extend through June 2015 if funding permits.
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Gilbert's (zheel-BAYRZ) syndrome typically is harmless and doesn't require treatment.
Gilbert's syndrome is caused by an inherited gene mutation. You're born with Gilbert's syndrome, though it often goes undiscovered for many years. Gilbert's syndrome is often discovered by accident, such as when you have a blood test that shows elevated bilirubin levels.
Gilbert's syndrome is also known as constitutional hepatic dysfunction and familial nonhemolytic jaundice.
The lone sign of Gilbert's disease is that your skin and the whites of your eyes occasionally have a yellowish tinge (jaundice). This is caused by the slightly elevated levels of bilirubin in your blood. Some conditions and situations may increase bilirubin levels, and thereby jaundice, in people with Gilbert's syndrome. These include:
The jaundice will go away when these conditions resolve.
Make an appointment with your doctor if you experience jaundice. Jaundice has many possible causes.
Gilbert's syndrome is caused by an abnormal gene that you inherit from your parents. The gene controls an enzyme that helps break down bilirubin in your liver. With an ineffective gene, excess amounts of bilirubin build up in your blood.
Bilirubin is a yellowish pigment that's made when your body breaks down old red blood cells. Bilirubin travels through your bloodstream to the liver. Normally an enzyme in liver cells breaks down the bilirubin and removes it from the bloodstream. The bilirubin passes from the liver into the intestines with bile. It's then excreted in stool. A small amount of bilirubin remains in the blood.
The abnormal gene that causes Gilbert's syndrome is common. Many people carry one copy of this abnormal gene. Two abnormal copies are usually needed to cause Gilbert's syndrome.
You have an increased risk of Gilbert's syndrome if both of your parents carry the abnormal gene that causes the disorder.
Gilbert's syndrome can cause episodes of jaundice. However, the jaundice is mild, goes away on its own and doesn't cause any health problems. If jaundice persists, see your doctor.
The low level of the bilirubin-processing enzyme that causes Gilbert's syndrome may also increase side effects with certain medications, since this enzyme plays a role in helping clear these medications from your body.
In particular, irinotecan (Camptosar), a cancer chemotherapy drug, can reach toxic levels if you have Gilbert's syndrome, causing severe diarrhea. Some protease inhibitors used to treat HIV cause elevated levels of bilirubin in people with Gilbert's syndrome.
Because of the potential for side effects, if you have Gilbert's syndrome, talk to your doctor before taking any new medications.
Here are some questions that might help facilitate a discussion with your doctor:
The presence of Gilbert's syndrome is often discovered by accident, due to either:
Your doctor will examine you and ask about symptoms of liver disease, such as abdominal pain or dark urine. He or she may recommend blood tests to rule out liver problems that can cause elevated levels of bilirubin. Common blood tests include:
The combination of normal blood and liver function tests and elevated bilirubin levels is an indicator of Gilbert's syndrome. No other testing is usually needed to make the diagnosis.
Although it's present from birth, Gilbert's syndrome usually isn't noticed until puberty or later, since bilirubin production increases during puberty. It's more commonly diagnosed in males.
Gilbert's syndrome doesn't require treatment. The bilirubin levels in your blood may fluctuate over time and you may occasionally experience jaundice. But this usually goes away on its own, and it doesn't cause any ill effects.
Certain life events, such as stress, can trigger episodes of higher bilirubin levels in Gilbert's syndrome, leading to jaundice. Doing what you can to manage those situations can help keep bilirubin under control.
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Kenneth Bryan "Shoe" Juckes, age 53, died Saturday, May 28, 2011, in McCondy, Miss.
Mr. Juckes was born Jan. 13, 1958, in Canada to Winston Bryan "Bing" Juckes and Margaret Wilda Moore Juckes. He was owner/operator of Shoe Transport and a retired professional jockey. He never met a stranger. He was a free spirit and lived life to the fullest.
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Survivors include his mother, Margaret Wilda Juckes of McCondy; his brothers: Bradley and Zoreh Juckes of Vancover British Columbia, Canada, Mark and Sarah Juckes of Houston, Mike and Leigh Ann Juckes of McCondy; his half-sister, Patti Hacault of Bruxelles Manitoba, Canada his neices: Cristina Jane Juckes, Bradleigh Chelsea Juckes, and McKenzie Paige Juckes; and his nephew, Winston Shane Juckes.
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That's my attitude toward eggcorns—no mocking allowed, no matter what Jan Freeman says!
I'm having fits of laughter over "pus jewels." I hope that doesn't count as mocking.
I think there is a difference between laughing at the imagery brought about by an eggcorn and mocking the person who uses the eggcorn. I find a lot of these eggcorns humorous on various levels, but I still have a genuine appreciation for the thinking process (as well as the creativity) that brings them about.
Feeling quite combobulated.
In the Guardian article on eggcorns (Tiny eggcorns, mighty gaffes, Thursday October 05 2006 )
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Would it have cost more than two cents' worth of time to fix this eggcorn, or is the writer Emine Saner (?) being ironic?
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Cleveland trade a first rounder to the lakers for a so so veteran and that pick became James Worthy
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It's cool. I almost mentioned it myself, but whatever. I think me putting coltguys stuff out there may have been harsh, and i know this is half hearted, but I think it was best because I think he's made a pretty good effort to make better offers since then (a WHOLE day). I think everyone's intent here is kind natured but egos get in the way at times. You're right I have said some things I would rather have not said, but i have made amends without being scripted to do so. There are times I do prod a bit out of gamesmanship (something i do face to face to my friends), but nothing more. I don't think i take things to a personal level or tell people to "shut their mouths"; which in all honesty is fighting words not over the internet. I get that you appologize and I accept it. I respect your GM skills (and power rankings as ive stated before) and think you're a decent enough guy from what a web posting board can show; to add most of the people in this thread are great for this league because they care. whether someone values a player or a pick or high or too low, or is hesitant to pull the trigger or not; that's their right, but to have a league where no one's challenging anyone else (on a nonpersonal level)? That's no fun, Let's be real.
Now I think everything should be moved from here to the league chat thread.
On a serious note, NO ONE else saw the parallel between Prep's post on page one to real life. I think it's such an interesting issue that the economics of talent in the league wil almost mirror that of the NBA. It just so happens some of the teams are the same, but I love the dynamics of it all. Look at this trade, good for both teams, but sends more talent to an already powerful team. Look at the Raptors trade who really gave up 2 late first and scraps for a guy like Rasheed Wallace (and i'm not saying it's a bad trade, i get what the rockets were doing). Isn't it interesting?
It's like we are small market teams lol.
I like making other teams better and taking pride in their success. Much easier than trying to build a championship team.
Well if you're a bad GM you could be buying when you shouldn't be and selling when you shouldn't be. It take a good GM to determine the situation and formulate the plan.
HEYYY!! All you contenders I have some nice backups that'll help your team a lot! Pm me if interested. I have plenty ;)
Sorry to post this you guys trade thread, as we all know this is where the heats at.
I think we should move all the discussion over to the league chat thread
CP3 only the first 2 posts of this thread are important.