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Recruiting At The Robert Day School Of Economics And Finance
Whether you want to give a presentation to students, search resumes, post an open position or just learn more about the Master's Program in Finance students, the External Relations team of Michelle Chamberlain and Marisa Walter can assist you. Michelle and Marisa work alongside organizations to learn about their desired skill sets, firm culture, and other criteria to assist in matching the best candidates for each organization. At RDS, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to recruiting, as Michelle and Marisa will individually work with your organization to design a customized recruiting strategy tailored to your placement needs.
Reasons to Recruit Robert Day School Students
Well-Rounded Students with Accelerated Quantitative Training: Our admission process is highly selective and our graduate students are an extraordinary group of high achievers. Additionally, because CMC offers a liberal arts education, which provides exposure to different academic disciplines, the graduate students are taught to think critically, solve problems, and communicate intelligently and persuasively.
Natural Leaders: Building on Claremont McKenna College's historical focus on leadership, the Program is comprised of students who already possess a strong leadership proclivity and is geared toward imbuing them with a much more complex and sophisticated understanding of finance and economics. Additionally, proven leadership experience is a vital part of the Master's Program in Finance admission criteria.
Solid Skills in Quantitative Finance: Consistent with CMC's focus on practical application, most graduate students participate in a summer internship before the Program even begins! Additionally, the graduate students have opportunities to apply their finance skills through co-curricular workshops in financial modeling and valuation, communicating quantitative information, and business writing. Furthermore, case-based teaching methods and applied courses, such as Portfolio Management, where students use the skills they have learned in the Program as they take on the role of asset managers charged with running a fund, allow students additional hands-on opportunities. In conjunction with other professional development activities, these experiences ensure that our graduate students understand that leadership, communication, and teamwork are the keys to success and they are able to transform financial theory into business opportunities.
Recruiting Options at RDS
Posting an Employment Opportunity: If you have an opportunity that you would like to publicize with the graduate students, please contact the External Relations team. Michelle and Marisa will work with you to produce a customized pool of qualified of applicants. Please keep in mind that the following information is requested for any employment posting: (i) the position title and job description; (ii) the posting's start and end dates; (iii) a list of necessary application documents; and (iv) a preferred method of resume and cover letter delivery.
Interviewing On-Campus: On-campus interviews give recruiters the chance to interview the graduate students at CMC. You have the option of pre-screening and selecting individual graduate students for interviews, or having an open schedule where the graduate students can sign up on a first-come, first-served basis. With the use of Claremont Connect, our electronic job database, we are able to make your position search hassle-free with on-line resume review and interview scheduling. Once you arrive on-campus, a Career Services representative will escort you to your individual interview room and assist you with any other needs that you may have during your visit.
Resume Collect: If you are unable to interview the graduate students at CMC, you can choose the "Resume Collect" option in Claremont Connect. This option will allow the position to be advertised to all students, although only the graduate students who satisfy employer provided criteria will be allowed to submit their application materials on-line. You can then access and review submitted resumes and schedule interviews at your organization.
Information Sessions: Hosting an information session and/or reception on-campus can be a highly effective element in your overall recruiting strategy. Through this venue, you can promote your company's opportunities, provide general information in advance of individual interviews, and meet and evaluate the graduate students in an informal setting prior to one-on-one interviews. We can arrange campus meeting facilities and provide audio-visual equipment. In addition, our catering services are available upon request (charges apply).
Interviewing Off-Campus: Off-campus interviews give the graduate students the ability to observe the relevant working environment. After you have pre-screened resumes/candidates, we can assist you in coordinating in-person interviews at your organization.
Recruiting Policies at RDS
When recruiting at The Robert Day School of Economics and Finance, we kindly request that you adhere to the following policies and procedures:
- To avoid any misunderstandings when making an employment offer, it is preferable to notify a student in writing of the major components of the job offer including salary, location, benefits, vacation, and starting date.
- Recruiters should not pursue students who have already accepted job offers from another organization. This behavior can damage our relationships with students and other recruiters.
- Exploding offers and bonuses put enormous pressure on our students to make a decision before they have completed the interviewing process. Most students are not ready to make a final decision before completing additional interviews. Additionally, pressure to immediately accept an offer makes it difficult for us to enforce our policy against students rescinding their acceptance of an offer.
- Employers are expected to be familiar with and to honor the Principle of Recruiting and Employment published by the National Association of College and Employers. Consistent with these guidelines, we ask that students be given at least two weeks to make an informed and responsible decision. Providing students with insufficient time to decide on an offer can be detrimental to both parties.
- If you would like to make full-time offers at the end of the summer to interns returning for senior year, we request that you allow the student ample time to accept/decline the offer. This will ensure that the student has the time necessary to make an informed and thoughtful decision.
- Students should not be asked to cancel a first round interview to attend a second round interview. Employers should make every effort to accommodate candidates' class and interview schedules.
- Anti-Discrimination – In accordance with Claremont McKenna College policy, we do not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, age, national or ethnic origin, political beliefs, marital status, veteran status, or handicap, in admission to, access to, treatment in, or employment in its programs or activities. Therefore, we will only make our facilities available to recruiting organizations whose practices are consistent with this policy.
RDS Recruiting Timeline
August – December 2015
Approximately half of our class secures their post-graduation career plans during this time, which is why many companies offer information sessions and participate in the recruiting process during the fall semester. The majority of offers for permanent positions are made in September and October and are resolved prior to the Thanksgiving Recess. Please see the list of important dates below.
- August 13 – Master's Program in Finance courses commence
- August 23-28 – San Francisco and New York Networking Trips
- Industry Events for Recruiters (all from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.)
- September 11 – Financial Services & Accounting Firm Event
- September 18 – Consulting Firm Event
- October 19 – 20 – Fall Break/Orange County Networking Trip
- November 26 – 27 – Thanksgiving holiday
- December 14 – 18 – Final exam period
- December 21 – Winter Recess begins
January – April 2016
Most company presentations and interviews for summer internships for the incoming Class of 2017 are held during this period. Most internship offers are made by Spring Break and are resolved by late March. Additionally, many students in the current Class of 2016 secure their post-graduation fulltime employment offer during this time. Please see the list of important dates below.
- January 4 – 8 – New York and Pacific Northwest Networking Trips
- January 19 – Spring classes commence
- March 14 – 18 – Spring Break/Chicago Networking Trip
- May 9 – 13 – Final exam period
- May 14 – Commencement
May 2016 – July 2016
Due to the nature of admissions for the Master's Program in Finance, a few graduate students accept our offer to attend the Program in late spring/early summer and begin looking for summer internships at this time.


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"The Ultimate Fighter 12," Team GSP's Cody McKenzie (11-0 MMA, 0-0 UFC) and Team Koscheck's Aaron Wilkinson (6-3 MMA, 0-0 UFC), meet Saturday at the show's live finale.
MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) confirmed the fight with sources close to the event.
The Ultimate Fighter 12 Finale takes place at The Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, and the night's main card airs on Spike TV.
McKezie, who was Team GSP's seventh-round pick, scored upsets with submission wins over Amir Khillah and Team Koscheck No. 1 pick Marc Stevens to advance to the quarterfinals. However, he fell short in the that round when semifinalist Nam Phan stopped him with strikes in the second round.
Prior to "TUF," McKenzie posted a perfect 11-0 record while fighting throughout the Northeast and Canada. The Alaska native's past nine wins all have come via his trademark guillotine choke, which he successfully implemented twice on the show.
Wilkinson, Team Koscheck's seventh-round pick, dealt with everything from facial cuts to his grandmother's death to an opening-round loss (to finalist Michael Johnson) once on the cast of "TUF 12." However, in the "wild-card" fight, he submitted teammate Stevens and got his second shot in the quarterfinals, where he posted a gutsy but unsuccessful effort against Kyle Watson.
Prior to "TUF 12," the British-born Wilkinson posted a 6-3 pro record in the U.K. The Wolfslair fighter has won four of his five most recent fights, four via submission.
For the latest on The Ultimate Fighter 12 Finale, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
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Baldwin built for tournament time
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Deep in certain weight classes but inexperienced in others, Baldwin assistant wrestling coach Mike Janosko expects the Bruins to make noise in the Nassau County Tournament after finishing a solid 11th last season.
"The main thing we're dealing with is many of our top kids are in the same weight class," said Janosko, who assists head coach Jim Murphy. "That's great for tournaments, but we can only spread them out so much in dual meets. We've had some great workouts in the room, and I think we'll be a really strong tournament team by the end of the season," he added.
Leading the way is senior Quinn Knauer, who fell one win shy of a county championship last winter. He picked up where he left off, winning the 138-pound title at the Bruins Cup Tournament in December capped by a 6-4 victory over Sachem East standout Conor O'Hara in the final.
"Quinn's the best kid in the county at 138 in my opinion," Janosko said. "He's exceptional on his feet, powerful, and quick. He wrestles year-round and has a lot of experience."
After falling one win shy of earning All-County (top six) status last season, returning qualifying champion Victor Robinson, a senior, heads a talented trio for Baldwin at 132 pounds. Robinson broke out of the gate quickly, finishing second in the Bruins Cup and winning the Terry Haise Tournament at Freeport. "He's powerful, and especially tough on his feet," Janosko said.
Seniors Enrique DeJesus and Ryan Brown will also be factors down the road in 132. Both were knocking on the door for All-County last season. DeJesus put in a ton of work during the offseason, Janosko said, and finished third in the Bruins Cup. Meanwhile, Brown was runner-up to Robinson in the Freeport event. "We'll move things around to get those guys in dual meets as much as we can," Janosko said.
At 113 pounds, senior Sal Trigona is off to a tremendous start as he looks to regain his form from two years ago when he impressed as a sophomore. He took third in each of the first two tournaments. "Sal's focused and hungry," Janosko said. "I expect him to be a factor."
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Zero Dark Thirty (2012)
Zero Dark Thirty SynopsisFor a decade, an elite team of intelligence and military operatives, working in secret across the globe, devoted themselves to a single goal: to find and eliminate Osama bin Laden. Zero Dark Thirty reunites the Oscar® winning team of director-producer Kathryn Bigelow and writer-producer Mark Boal (The Hurt Locker) for the story of history's greatest manhunt for the world's most dangerous man.
Zero Dark Thirty Release Date
In Theaters December 19, 2012
Zero Dark Thirty Credits
Starring: Joel Edgerton, Jessica Chastain, Chris Pratt, James Gandolfini, Jennifer Ehle, Mark Strong, Harold Perrineau, Frank Grillo, Jason Clarke, Mark Duplass and Edgar Ramirez
Written by: Mark Boal
Directed by: Kathryn Bigelow
Produced by: Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, and Megan Ellison
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: Columbia Pictures
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Trailer For Kathryn Bigelow's Osama Bin Laden Movie Zero Dark Thirty
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When asked for comment, Vijay Bhardwaj, a leader of the radical Vishva Hindu Parishad, said "They have made Chandigarh like Pakistan, as if it is Pakistan. We strongly oppose this and we will not let them put Pakistani flags here and we will not let them shoot for the film." The article doesn't say how the production is handling the protest, though it does say that the police were brought in to intervene.
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by Kristy Puchko March 1, 2012 comments
Fares Fares Joins Kathryn Bigelow's Bin Laden Movie
Lebanese actor Fares Fares is the latest star to sign on to Kathryn Bigelow's untitled thriller that'll center on Navy SEAL Team Six's capture of Osama Bin Laden. While details on the film itself are scarce, THR has uncovered that Fares is set to play "a good guy." Does this mean he'll be one of the SEALs? A translator? An informant? No idea. But we do know he's joining a cast that grows more and more impressive by the day.
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Lost's Harold Perrineau Joins Kathryn Bigelow's Hunt For Osama Bin Laden
Perrineau is joining an already incredible ensemble that been assembled for Kathryn Bigelow's follow-up to her Academy Award winning Hurt Locker. Once again directing from a script by Mark Boal, her new film follows the now famous SEAL Team 6 unit that was responsible for finding and killing Osama Bin Laden. Perrineau joins Joel Edgerton, Jessica Chastain, Edgar Ramirez, Jason Clarke, Mark Strong, Kyle Chandler and Chris Pratt
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Kyle Chandler Joins The Hunt For Bin Laden In Kathryn Bigelow's International Thriller
There were a lot of people sad to see Coach Taylor's run on the small screen end but Kyle Chandler shouldn't be too upset considering the recent string of roles in high-profile feature films filing up his free time. And for his next film, he's apparently reporting for duty on Kathryn Bigelow's SEAL Team 6 flick, commonly known as Kill Bin Laden.
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Kathryn Bigelow's Bin Laden Thriller Could Add Jessica Chastain, Mark Strong And Edgar Ramirez
Just a little while ago we published a story about Joel Edgerton being officially cast as the lead of Kathryn Bigelow's currently-untitled movie about SEAL Team Six and the hunt for Osama bin Laden. At the bottom of that report, I wrote that because the movie is set to start production next month, we should probably expect a lot of casting announcements in the next few weeks.
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Voters in Onslow County said no to a $75-million bond to replace two schools and improve safety in other schools.
Some voters were concerned about an increase in taxes.
Here's how the vote turned out: Nearly 3,000 voters said yes but the referendum was defeated as well over 5,000 voted against it.
A 75 million-dollar bond referendum is on the ballot Tuesday to upgrade schools and improve safety in Onslow County, but there is concern from some about what it will all mean for them. Namely a tax hike.
Political signs in Onslow County ask folks to vote yes or no for the bond.
Barry Collins, associate superintendent for Onslow County Schools says, "This is our community and we want the best for our community and we all believe the needs are there, that they're true, and that this is the cheapest way to pay for it."
The bulk of the money is set aside to replace Dixon Middle School, a 28 million dollar project, and Richlands Elementary School, a 25 million dollar project. Both the schools were originally built about 90 years ago.
Lyndena Shockley has a 9 and 12 year-old in the school system and is voting for the bond. She says, "I'm sure since the 20s, with it being 2013, a lot of things need to be updated so I'm sure that will be very beneficial and positive."
She's also interested in the 6 million-dollars set aside for safety and security at all local schools.
Collins says the money would most likely come from a property tax increase.
He says the average home in Onslow County is $178,000 and the average price increase would be between 50 and 60 dollars a year.
For Roger Haren, that's too much and will be voting no. He says, "Especially for those who aren't military retired or federally retired that are living on part-time incomes. It's hard for them to make that kind of money."
The last school bond in Onslow County was passed in 2005 when voters agreed to a 90 million-dollar referendum then.
The rest of the money from this year's bond will be used for school maintenance over the next five years.


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PITTSBURGH (AP) — For the first time in seven weeks, Troy Polamalu was on the practice field with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The four-time All Pro safety has played in only five quarters this season due to a strained right calf. He had not practiced since two days before a win over Philadelphia on Oct. 7, leaving in the first quarter of that game when he re-aggravated the injury after sitting out the two prior games.
"It was a Thanksgiving-Christmas gift to see him out there," said Polamalu's replacement, Will Allen.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) --- Politicians didn't want to talk about the fiscal cliff during the election but it's now moving quickly to the front burner as a lame duck Congress has fewer than seven weeks to stop a combination of tax increases and spending cuts economists say almost guarantee a return to recession.
"The fiscal cliff was created by Congress in 2010. Remember in 2010 we had a big fight in Washington over what to do about the debt limit. Congress decided to force itself to deal with this problem.
"It would create a series of deadlines after the election that will force it to fix the long-term budget deficit, and what it did was at the end of this year, two very bad things are going to happen.
"The first one is that all of the tax cuts that were passed between 2001 and 2010 will disappear.
"The second thing that will happen is a series of very large spending reductions, over $100 billion in spending cuts, half of them in defense, half from other spending programs, every single government program except Medicaid and Social Security is going to get cut at the end of the year if we go over the cliff ," said Howard Gleckman a Resident Fellow at The Tax Policy Center in Washington, speaking of what is known as sequestration..
"If we go over the fiscal cliff we will increase taxes by $500 billion through 2013. That's an average tax increase of $35 hundred for every household in America, and we'll cut spending by over $100 billion. That's going to be particularly difficult in this area," Gleckman said.
The CEO of the Greater Washington Board of Trade, Jim Dinegar agrees.
"Sequestration means automatic across the board cuts for defense programs, non- military personnel and non-defense programs so think Smithsonian. Think the Department of the Interior, the Department of Commerce, across the board cuts.
"It goes into effect on January Second because congress could not agree on any other deal and so these were then considered automatic cuts so distasteful that of course we will reach a deal without it. They didn't and we face this now it will hurt this region more than any other region in the country," Dinegar said.
"If the government pulls $500 billion out of the economy by raising peoples' taxes, that's money they can't spend to buy stuff. Instead, they're giving it to the government and if the government takes $100 billion in spending - when the government spends, it spends it on things. It hires people. It buys things - it won't be able to do that. All that means less demand in the economy, and we're going to go back into a recession," Gleckman told 9News.


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(Le Mars) -- This week marks National Farm Safety Week. A week devoted to the awareness of the many dangers on the farm. La Vonne Galles, local coordinator of Agri Safe of Plymouth County, a part of Floyd Valley Hospital, reminds farmers to know at all times where children are located. She says the grain trucks and wagons, and grain bins can often times be a "playground for children". Tractor roll-overs, according to Galles still ranks as the top cause for farm related fatalities. Iowa State University extension safety specialist Charles Schwab echos Galles' comments.
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Galles says farmers need to keep all shields in place and to stop the machine before working on it to prevent entanglements. Galles reminds farmers that they should have their equipment properly marked with slow moving vehicle signs and amber flashing lights when traveling on the roadways. Since we have another dry year, Galles suggests farmers equip their combines with a fire extinguisher. She also asks farmers to take some breaks during the hectic harvest season.
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(Des Moines) -- Farmers are about three weeks ahead of normal harvesting schedules, according to the latest weekly crop report, and many farmers are reporting this year has been the earliest that they have been in the fields. Farmers have been able to harvest at least 22 percent of the corn crop, and six percent of the soybean crop. Northwest Iowa is leading the way for the soybean harvest with 12 percent already harvested.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The Iowa agriculture department says federal officials have approved a request for corn contaminated by a poison-producing fungus to be blended with other corn for animal
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Controlling health care costs is the top human resources issue facing small businesses, according to a survey released by Aflac.
Aflac's Workforces Report said 55% of small businesses find it challenging to provide robust benefits while staying within their budgets.
Paul Amos, president and COO of Aflac
"The challenge comes down to company resources, including what's available to business owners to provide benefits and communicate with employees about their options and, how they can best use benefits to improve their health and well-being," Amos said.
Aflac also cited an annual small-business owner survey by the National Federation of Independent Business that revealed the cost of health insurance remains small businesses' No. 1 problem, topping the list for 52% of business owners.
Voluntary insurance and wellness programs are two solutions that can enhance traditional benefits and help protect employees' health and financial well-being, while positively impacting a company's bottom line, the Columbus, Ga.-based company said.
The survey found 30% of small businesses see fewer workers' compensation claims after introducing voluntary insurance plans.
Wellness programs are offered by 36% of small businesses. Among all businesses with a wellness program, the study found 44% agree they are able to offer lower premiums.
A review of the return on investment for wellness programs shows, on average, a 28% reduction in sick days, a 26% reduction in health costs, and a 30% reduction in workers' compensation and disability management claims, the study said.
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SALEM — For the 250 or so runners participating in Saturday's Zombie Apocalypse Fun Run, fighting hunger has never been such a hair-raising experience.
Sponsored by the Granite United Church, which has campuses in Salem, Londonderry, Lawrence, Mass., and Haverhill, Mass., the event benefitted food pantries in each of the church's respective communities.
With 50 costumed middle and high school students from church youth programs portraying hungry zombies, the church's main headquarters in Salem was transformed into a scene straight out of "The Walking Dead."
Participating runners weren't charged admission to participate but were asked to bring nonperishable food items.
Many of the runners weren't affiliated with the local mega-church, which was just fine with Gregg DiCecca, one of the church's several pastors.
DiCecca said the main goal was to integrate the church's message of community inclusion in a public event, while lending a helping hand to neighbors in need by sharing hundreds of packaged food items.A dozen or so professional makeup artists from Canobie Lake Park's Screamfest volunteered their services, transforming area youth into some seriously scary zombies.Other volunteers worked outside the Sand Hill Church throughout the previous week, using discarded tires, logs, a junked car and other repurposed items to build an apocalyptic obstacle course.
Runners raced over logs, climbed under wire fences and scrambled over plywood walls to outrun the "hungry" zombies.
"It's been all kinds of crazy," said Youth Pastor Tom King, the event's main organizer. "Obviously our biggest mission is to help keep the local food banks full … and have some good old family fun while we're at it."
The day also featured a variety of bounce houses, snacks and spooky photo sessions.
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It's the part of the Constitution that keeps the government from invading your privacy. If the police or the IRS wants to search your home or postal mail, they need a good reason, and a warrant from a judge.
Under a law passed in 1986 known as the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, or ECPA, the government claims it doesn't need a warrant to search stuff you store online, including email and documents in the cloud. This violates our Fourth Amendment rights.
Every day we read about troubling new government surveillance programs. We're in a critical moment. Luckily, momentum in Congress is building for ECPA reform. Now's the time to weigh in with Legislators to tell them to end warrantless email snooping.
The government needs a warrant to get our postal mail and files we store in our desks. But ECPA says a warrant isn't required for email or documents in the cloud. As our world becomes increasingly digital, our privacy rights shouldn't vanish. The law needs to evolve with technology.
In 1986, people didn't store much online. But now, more and more of our personal information and communications are going online. Almost everyone stores years' worth of email, along with private photos and documents. We have to act now to urge Congress to protect this information, or government agents will have access to our private communications without a warrant.
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Military writer Gretel C. Kovach and photographer Nelvin C. Cepeda will report on the San Diego-based 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team and their families throughout their Afghanistan tour.
The war in Afghanistan is winding down sooner than expected for California's largest National Guard combat team and its San Diego headquarters staff.
After months of uncertainty and on-again, off-again deployment orders, a much smaller than planned group from the 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team said their goodbyes Tuesday at a going-away ceremony in Mission Valley.
On Wednesday, the first of about 75 soldiers who are deploying will board commercial flights at Lindbergh Field to begin a months-long journey toward Afghanistan. The first stop is Mississippi for combat training, then a final pre-deployment exercise at the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, La.
Originally some 600 troops from throughout California had prepared to deploy for a year, including the preparatory training in the United States.
For those still heading into combat, their nine-month stint in Afghanistan, staffing an Australian-led task force in Uruzgan province and as advisers training Afghan national security forces, will likely be cut short.
Last week Australia announced it would withdraw most of its troops by late 2013 and close the volatile province's major coalition base at Tarin Kowt. That is a year ahead of the expected end of the NATO combat mission and withdrawal of most U.S. and international troops.
Before the California soldiers return home, one of their last tasks will be to literally turn out the lights at their base and transfer all security responsibilities to Afghan forces.
"We are going in at a very dynamic time, which I think will be challenging for the soldiers who are going," said Lt. Col. Anthony Noll, 46, of Elk Grove, who will serve as the deputy commander under the Australian-led task force.
The U.S. has announced its impending pullout, and the Afghans are already taking more responsibility for security and governance in Uruzgan province, Noll said. "We are setting the final stage in that area for them to hopefully progress and go forward on their own … doing great things."
Originally 24 security force assistance teams were planning to deploy. Now only one 18-soldier team is going, in addition to Combined Team Uruzgan staff under the Australian command.
Lt. Col. Jon Siepmann, 43, of Sacramento, is the team leader. Siepmann, who served a previous tour in Afghanistan and another to Kuwait, said this is a particularly significant time of transition for Afghan forces.
"This is our last opportunity as a military, at least at this scale, to influence the way they do business," he said. "That means every day we have is precious. Every opportunity we have to teach them something or enable them through equipment or training, we've got to take it. So that when we are gone, they can continue to keep the peace and keep their citizens safe."
A reconfigured deployment force is just one of many changes the brigade has dealt with in the last three years, including a canceled deployment to Iraq, a canceled deployment to Afghanistan, and two rounds of downsizing in the run-up to this one.
"The families have been through hell," said Col. Mark Malanka, the brigade commander. He was originally scheduled to serve as the deputy task force commander, before the position was downgraded amid the Australian pullout. He may end up serving elsewhere in Afghanistan later this year.
For self-employed National Guard soldiers like 1st Lt. Heath Clinton, of San Diego, each mobilization for training or now for his first combat tour involves shutting down his wood flooring company and hustling for work when he returns. Juggling their jobs with military service is one of the hardest parts about being a National Guard family, said his wife, Catharine, a full-time housewife raising their four sons, ages 6 to 12.


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WOODBRIDGE, Va. (WUSA) -- Friends, family and officers said a final farewell to Prince William County Police Officer Chris Yung, who died in the line of duty.
The 35-year-old father of three died on New Year's Eve while responding to a separate accident. A driver of a minivan turned in front of him and both vehicles burst into flames.
Thousands attended the funeral service held at Hylton Memorial Chapel on Gideon Drive in Woodbridge.
"He was a great father, husband, brother, son, and above all a great friend."
An emotional tribute for fallen officer Chris Yung.
"If you gave a few minutes of your time, you would've walked away with a friend forever."
Officer Dale Yung followed in his older brother's footsteps and became a Prince William County Police officer.
"He went 10-42 doing what he loved. He loved being a motor officer, he loved riding with you guys," said Dale Yung.
Cameras were not allowed inside the chapel but sound was piped outside for others to hear.
Dale Yung described how it brings him incredible sadness that his brother will not get to meet Dale's soon to be born son.
You could hear the pain for a brother taken to soon.
"I love you and I miss you dearly," said Johnny Stone, a friend of Young's.
He embraced Yung's wife Robin, sitting in a patrol car. Her three grade school aged children were in the backseat, now without their father.
Stone aid, "I lost my wife with small children it's somewhat healing and difficult to realize another family is missing a parent."
Officers lined up in formation to give a final salut.
Brian Foster said, "The community that came out for a fallen friend and officer was great. I remember the big smile he had, I loved hanging around him. Everyone in high school knew him as 'Chonky.' He's going to be missed."
Officer Dale Yung said a final farewell to his brother. "I know he's looking down on us and giving us that trademark smile. You'll never be forgotten. You are a hero. Your legacy will continue, all your sisters and brothers in blue."
A private burial service will be held tomorrow in Albermarle County.


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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WUSA) - A large crowd of gun rights activists crowded Annapolis as hearings on a restrictive new package of gun bills in Maryland were launched Wednesday.
The bills, backed by Maryland Governor Martin O'Mallley, would impose tough new licensing restrictions on handgun purchases, ban so-called assault weapons, limit high-capacity ammunition magazines to 10 cartridges, and beef up spending on mental health services and school security.
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Where there are no answers — when you are even afraid of the questions — don't show up.
That's apparently the plan drafted by New York's education commissioner, who cancelled a Long Island town hall meeting to address parent concerns about the Common Core rather than face what he termed "special interests" who had "hijacked" previous meetings in other communities.
The meeting had been scheduled for Oct. 8 in Garden City and was the only such town hall meeting scheduled for Long Island.
Commissioner John B. King said in a prepared statement, "The disruptions caused by the special interests have deprived parents of the opportunity to listen, ask questions and offer comments. Essentially, dialogue has been curtailed."
Hundreds of people attended two previous forums earlier in the month in Poughkeepsie and Utica, upstate. The two meetings were, by all accounts, "boisterous and adversarial," and King often had trouble responding to questions without being booed and drowned out by chants.
What King did not say in his statement was that the "special interests" who disrupted his meetings were not special interests at all. They were parents who are angry at the way the state has rolled out the Common Core curriculum and the draconian testing program that comes along with the classroom curriculum changes. And, they are teachers who see the testing program and the way the test scores will be used to rank both students and teachers as detrimental to actual learning.
Parents are angry. Witness the most recent school board meeting in Oceanside earlier this week, where parents stood up one after another to tell the board and Superintendent Phyllis Harrington that they are not going to take it for much longer.
Witness the growing movement of parents who are opting out of the testing program, allowing their children to sit quietly in the testing room while other students are struggling with a test for which they were never taught the requisite material or skills necessary to succeed.
One school board member from Suffolk County, who had planned on attending the meeting, told Newsday that he was disappointed in the commissioner.
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Baltimore, MD (Sports Network) - Shaun Suisham buried a 42-yard field goal as
time expired on Sunday and the Pittsburgh Steelers exacted a bit of revenge
against the Baltimore Ravens with a 23-20 triumph at M&T Bank Stadium.
The Ravens defeated the Steelers, 13-10, in Pittsburgh just two weeks ago, but
third-string quarterback Charlie Batch, making his second straight start in
place of Ben Roethlisberger and Byron Leftwich, was able to chew up the final
6:14 of game clock with a 12-play, 61-yard march that culminated in Suisham's
game-winning kick.
Batch finished 25-of-36 passing for 276 yards and a touchdown with one
interception. Jonathan Dwyer carried the ball 16 times for 49 yards and a
score for Pittsburgh (6-6), which bounced back from an eight-turnover
performance in a 20-14 loss to Cleveland last weekend.
Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco completed 16-of-34 passes for 188 yards and a
touchdown with one interception, while Ray Rice rushed for 78 yards and score
on 12 carries for the Ravens (9-3), who had won 16 consecutive home games
since a 13-10 setback to Pittsburgh on Dec. 5, 2010.
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You can follow much of the online excitement of the conference via RSC2009 on Twitter and a Twitter search on #rsc2009. I'm really looking forward to the great software development reality TV drama series I mentioned on a previous blog.
General Manager sessions
Al Zollar, General Manager of IBM Tivoli Software, will participate in three executive sessions:
- IBM Cloud Computing
- Breaking down the barriers between development and operations
- General Manager roundtable
Software Lifecycle Track Presentation
"Enhancing The Application Life Cycle with Tivoli Composite Application Manger (ITCAM)"-- Todd Kindsfather
Abstract: Discover how IBM Rational and
- Demo of RPT and ITCAM integration
- Discussion of how to enhance testing with ITCAM performance data
- Description of how to use Rational test scripts with ITCAM for Transactions
- Overview of how to leverage the ITCAM products to help resolve problems earlier in the application life cycle
"Bridging the chasm between build, deployment and production"--Rich Johnston
Abstract: Today's IT departments have more systems to manage, more locations to support and more mission-critical applications to build, deploy and maintain than ever before. In many organizations, the processes employed to move applications from build, to deploy, to production phase can be manual, time-consuming and error-prone. The data, tools, and workflows are not well integrated or automated resulting in inefficient processes which inevitably lead to slower time to market, long resolution cycles and even loss of revenue. This session offers a chance for attendees to discuss issues, challenges and solutions for bridging development and IT operations across different aspects of the application and service lifecycle.
Service Management pedestals
Ped 1: "Service Management with CCMDB, TSRM, and RAM: Total Application Lifecycle management"--Rich Johnston
Abstract: The inability to quickly identify application performance bottlenecks can lead to system downtime and unnecessary cycles spent firefighting defects. See how ITCAM can provide monitoring data from operations needed to better understand performance characteristics prior to relase and speed correction of defects.
Ped 2: "Integrating the Service Management Lifecycle across Development & Operations: Optimize Application Performance in Production"--Todd Kindsfather
Abstract: Integration across application development and configuration management tools is critical for complete component life-cycle managmenet. With a Tivoli/Rational integrated solution, customers can experience total application management from development to deploymentt to operation.
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text: Eight years as a senator in Nebraska Legislature comes to an end.By Russ PankoninThe Imperial Republican Sine die: to adjourn without a day on which to appear or assemble again. After eight years in the Nebraska Legislature, 44th District Senator Mark Christensen of Imperial leaves with the utmost respect and appreciation for the only unicameral state legislature in the nation. Things have to get done and it's up to the 49 senators in that body to do what's best for the state, he noted during an interview Monday. Washington, D.C. could take some lessons on how to govern from the Nebraska Unicameral. Christensen said there could be contentious debate between senators on the floor. But after the session adjourned for the day, those same senators would sit down and have a beer together. The body was always able to find ways to get things done, he added.Represented Water Interests Sen. Christensen will be most remembered for his efforts to save irrigation in the Republican Basin. While running for the 44th District seat in 2006, Christensen built his campaign on dealing with compact compliance issues resulting from the 2002 compact settlement with Kansas. His bill LB 701, passed in his freshman year, was a crowning achievement that will positively impact Nebraska water policy and issues for years to come. "This bill marks a historic moment for water in Nebraska," Gov. Dave Heineman said when he put his signature on the landmark legislation in 2007. Tackling the water issues in the Republican Basin was a daunting task, but one that couldn't be ignored, the governor noted. The bill allowed natural resource districts (NRDs) in the basin to take a number of compliance actions, such as surface water and groundwater buyouts, vegetation control and augmentation of existing water supplies. It also authorized the creation and use of a $10 per-irrigated-acre occupation tax and granted bond authority. These enabled NRDs in the basin to pay for efforts that continue to keep the basin and the state in compliance with the compact settlement with Kansas. Without LB 701, Christensen believes Kansas would have been successful at some point in shutting down irrigation, both surface and groundwater, in the Republican Basin. The bill faced several court challenges but ultimately prevailed when the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled the bill was constitutional. The bill continues to provide the framework necessary to insure irrigation continues to drive the economic engine in the basin. Two augmentation projects to keep the basin and state in compliance with Kansas would not have been possible without passage of the bill. Bittersweet Ending Despite his work over the past eight years to protect irrigation in the district, disagreement over water legislation this session made for a bittersweet ending to his eight-year term that ended April 17 due to term limits. Last year in LB 522, Christensen sought compensation for surface water irrigators in the eastern end of his district who lost their water after the state claimed it for compliance purposes. He got first round passage of the bill but faced an undercurrent of opposition that ultimately stalled the bill. He sought to get the bill moved in this year's session without any success. In addition, the state has claimed the surface water for a second year with no compensation. With a district that includes both groundwater and surface water irrigators, Christensen said it put him in a no-win situation. If he did what was right for surface water irrigators, it would harm groundwater irrigators and vice-versa. Nonetheless, LB 1074, a water bill introduced by Omaha Sen. Steve Lathrop, put Christensen in the crosshairs of irrigators from both ends of his district. The bill targeted areas of significant groundwater decline and created the potential for allocation limits while seeking to provide more water for surface water irrigators. Threats of reduced allocations or possible shut-downs produced a groundswell of opposition in western portions of the Upper Republican NRD. Ultimately, the bill died, with more amenable language being rolled into another key water bill of the session, LB 1098. Christensen said a state senator has to expect and be prepared for attacks that come from taking a stand on legislation. But it's not easy when those attacks move beyond the legislative role and become personal. Even though LB 1074 never became law, his association with the bill has negatively impacted his livelihood going forward as he leaves the Legislature. That's what makes the ending bittersweet, he and his wife, Kathy, said. Advice for His Successor Three candidates are seeking to succeed Christensen in the Legislature. That number will drop to two after one is eliminated in the May 13 primary. They include Dan Hughes of Venango, Steve Stroup of Benkelman and Dennis Berry of McCook. When asked what advice he would offer his successor, he said a state senator has to be ready to make sacrifices, especially when it comes to family. As a western Nebraska senator, it means lots of time away from home and plenty of windshield time back and forth. He also urged them to never compromise on their values once they get to Lincoln. Christensen said he took some stands based on his moral beliefs and has no regrets of doing so. He also never made excuses for being a fervent supporter of gun rights. This year, he was able to get his priority bill, LB 390, passed by a large margin. The bill removed the power under the Emergency Act, that allows the Governor to suspend or limit the sale, dispensing or transportation of firearms. He was also able to get an amendment on a bill that changed truancy law language this year. The previous law counted any absence as part of the eight that could trigger truancy action. His amendment specified the absences must be "unexcused absences" before truancy actions could begin against parents and/or students. What about higher office? He said he gave some thought about running for the Third District seat in Congress. But educating children in Washington, D.C. or traveling back and forth every weekend doesn't hold any appeal. Christensen said his focus will remain on raising and providing for his family.


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Great gluten free restaurant and menu!
I'm gf intolerant and i thought it was great. I didn't notice anything with my stomach. But next time I will ask them to use no salt mine was a little salty
I have eaten here twice and been sick before I left the restaurant both times. There will not be a third visit. It tasted great but I was o soooo sick.
101 South Green Valley Parkway, Henderson, NV 89052
Always a safe and delicious place to eat. Distinct gluten free menu.
1400 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431
For some reason I always have a reaction when I eat here. My reactions range in severity from minor inflammation to painful headache. I can't say for certain whether gluten is the issue, but it seems there are definitely some inflammatory ingredient included in the dishes - perhaps peanut oil or unknown preservatives.
10114 Jollyville Rd., Austin, TX 78759
Good was great and so was the service.
1245 Worcester Street #4008, Natick, MA 01760
I have eaten here numerous times and never got sick although you have to be vigilant. They did once serve me a gluten version of what I ordered but I was aware of the fact the gluten free food is served on different plates. The food is very good, a little on the pricey side for the serving size.
4200 Conroy Road, Orlando, FL 32839
Very good the gf pork fried rice and Mongolian beef are excellent! The gf steak and broccoli lacked in flavor. Service was mediocre and atmosphere was nothing to write home about. Second visit we got the Mongolian beef and pork fried rice to go and the rice had a little less flavor but still yummy! I have celiacs and did not have a reaction on either visit and they even packed gluten free soy sauce with my to go order!
476 Smith Haven Mall, Lake Grove, NY 11755
Gluten free menu/options. Very good.
2065 Apple Orchard Avenue, Grand Rapids, MI 49525
Very accomodating, they can print you a menu based on your allergies and make sure to the best of their abilities that you are safe from allergens.
1200 Del Monte Center, Monterey, CA 93940
Love it every time! Very comforting to have your meal served and know they remembered to make it gluten free because of the different plate.
26001 Chagrin Blvd., Beachwood, OH 44122
I got glutened at this P.F. Chang's. I had full blown celiac disease symptoms within 2 hours of eating at the P.F. Chang's in Beachwood, Ohio area on Chagrin Blvd.
326 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90401
Very strict celiac. Get sick very quickly with the smallest contamination. Don't trust the other review, I eat here regularly with zero contamination. They take a lot of precautions. Mention you are celiac and they take care of the rest.
2237 Deming Way, Middleton, WI 53562
Our son has celiac. They were wonderful! The host and server were very reassuring and helpful when they explained the process they use to avoid cross contamination. They have separate areas and utensils/pans for food prep to avoid cross contamination. Our server was very careful when he brought out our food. The restaurant uses special plates for gluten free food. They have gluten free soy sauce available upon request. Our son had no reaction after eating there. We will return with no reservations.
Periferico Sur 4132 Piso 1 Local 14, Álvaro Obregón, Jardines del Pedregal, 01900 Ciudad de México, D.F., Mexico 01900
it looks delicious but i can not eat
10300 Little Patuxent Parkway #3020, Columbia, MD 21044
Always had a good and safe experience here. Had a waitress who was very familiar with celiac and made sure my food was safe. When the wrong lettuce wraps came out she sent them back before even coming to our table. I really appreciated it.
2801 W Big Beaver Rd, Troy, MI 48084
Wonderful gluten free menu but have tried twice and been sick twice. 😞
1 Galleria Drive, Buffalo, NY 14225
I've eaten here 10-12 times the past 10 years. Never had any problem and I'm sensitive celiac. I would know if gluttened within first half hour, usually just a few minutes. The food choices are varied and delicious. My wife who is Not gf prefers the gf lettuce wraps compared to those off the regular menu. I've also ordered take out several times to eat back home in Jamestown NY. It has been tasty and just as safe.
110 South Jordan Creek Parkway, West Des Moines, IA 50266
awesome food, great staff
6741 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37919
Great GF menu and they have GF soy sauce which is a plus
8108 West Gage Boulevard, Kennewick, WA 99336
Our waiter was very helpful and took my concerns seriously. Food was hot and tasted great. I have celiac and am very cautious when I eat out.
820 Eastview Mall, Victor, NY 14564
they offer a variety on their gluten free menu. it's quite a drive for us but worth it! GF soy sauce and even gf dessert.
326 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90401
hat einige gluten free speisen. vorspeise war super, hauptgang (nudeln) okay. das essen stand in 10min nach der bestellung auf dem tisch, alles zusammen...leider.
10300 Little Patuxent Parkway #3020, Columbia, MD 21044
I love P.F. Chang's BEFORE I went gluten-free and AFTER I became gluten-free. One of my friends and I went to P.F.Chang's this past weekend and my experience was wonderful. I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease over a year ago which has made dining out challenging. I was well taken care of by Salam (server), Christine (bartender) and the manager. When I spoke to Salam about my dining needs, she took it seriously and elevated it to the manager. The manager came and spoke with me and was very kind. I was able to order for the gluten-free menu and all the food was great. Additionally, I wanted to engage in the spirits and was able to do so. The bartender, Christine was knowledgeable about what drinks did or did not have gluten. She made two different drinks for me and they were great!!!! I cannot say how happy I was about my dining experience. I did not get sick at all while I was there or 24 hours later. This is why they got 5 stars from me.
3545 U.S. 1, Princeton, NJ 08540
yes they have a gf section on their menu so 2 stars for that but out of 5 times eating there and ordering the same gf Cantonese Lemon Chicken I think 1 time it didn't feel like I was ripping apart dried out and hard crusted pieces of chicken. I had to leave half the crust on the plate because I couldn't chew it. The lettuce wraps are generally good though I didn't order that tonight. I sent food back for being so died out in the past but we have so little choice in the area for gf Chinese food ave I was starving. I hoped for the best and was so disappointed again.
14135 South La Grange Road, Orland Park, IL 60462
Great food and desserts! So I have changed my rating from a 5 to a 1. Order came out wrong. No manager ever came over. I'm so done with eating out!!
1978 East 21st Street, Tulsa, OK 74114
We were so happy to find another restaurant that serves great gf food. We've eaten here 2 times with no issues after. Staff is very helpful with special diet needs.
5488 South Padre Island Drive #5001, Corpus Christi, TX 78411
I used to eat here a lot with no problems, they're supposed to have a dedicated kitchen space and be celiac friendly. Recently I ate here and had the WORST reaction I've had in.. Forever, after eating the fried rice. My food came out a little too quickly (usually gfree stuff takes longer in order to prepare it safely) with my non-gfree friends order. My reaction was so bad that it started a few hours after I left. I was extremely disappointed, so I don't think I'll be returning at least for a long time. I made sure to email them and let them know, hopefully they fix things! Just be aware and emphasize you need a safe meal! This place does have a lot of great options, maybe I just had one bad experience.
1819 Lake Cook Road, Northbrook, IL 60062
Went there on Easter, group of 5 of us, and they were great! My son was diagnosed with Celiac in November, and we have had issues at other restaurants with "Gluten-Free" menus. No problem here! I was very nervous, but the waiter and the kitchen manager both reassured me it would be fine. My son ate the Lettuce Wraps and the Chicken with Broccoli, loved them both! He also tried my Mongolian Beef. All of this off the GF menu. He did great...no reaction! Way to go, PF Changs! Thank you! ;)
326 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90401
Good experience. I love PF Changs
10081 Gulf Center Drive, Gulf Coast Town Center, Ft. Myers, FL 33913
Had the gf Singapore street noodles was awesome will definitely go back!
317 S Shackleford Rd., Little Rock, AR 72211
New gluten free dessert of cheesecake that will replace the chocolate dome...always a relieve to see this chain on a trip
4094 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX 77027
When I called for reservations, they said to be sure and let my server and the manager know of my celiac needs. Had a great meal and felt great. Felt well taken care of.
27001 US Highway 19 North #1150, Clearwater, FL 33761
Very safe and very knowledgeable staff. Delicious options too!
6135 Parkcenter Circle, Dublin, OH 43017
Traveling for business, I'm a celiac. Ordered off the GF menu. My food even came out on a different plate. It must have been heavily cross contaminated because I've been sick all day starting right after I left the restaurant.
148 West Bridge Street, Homestead, PA 15120
Chicken Lettuce Wraps are sooo good!! I asked the waiter the difference between the regular & gluten free version, and he said it's the sauce. I liked that he was knowledgeable & have never gotten sick after eating there. Kudos to P.F. Chang's!
2300 Village Dr. West Bldg #140, Maumee, OH 43537
Dedicated gluten free menu. Separate prep area in the kitchen. Labels entree containers with gluten free stickers. So far it's seemed safe.
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
After reading the reviews I was exited to go here, but ended up pretty dissapointed. They do have a gf menu, but the food is nothing special. Waiter was friendly but didn't have a clou, manager came by though. They could not offer any drinks for they could not guarantee they were gf (am I the first to order a lemonade?). We felt like we were in a overpriced Panda Express... Messing up the bill 3 times, messing up our to-go box. Anyway, most important, it was gluten free and pretty ok I guess.
350 Riverside Square Mall, Hackensack, NJ 07601
I've been there a few times. The food is always good. It appears to be truly gluten Free. The service is always mediocre. Picking up takeout service is downright difficult easier to cook.
766 South Osprey Avenue, Sarasota, FL 34236
The gluten free options are amazing. This is a favorite restaurant of hours, the servers and staff take care of our gluten free me with care. The food is always tasty and it comes out in a reasonable amount of time. The environment and decor are fantastic along with the service and the quality of food. Definitely worth five stars.
1885 N Hwy 17, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
Great! I have nothing bad to say!
7463 SW Bridgeport Rd., Tigard, OR 97224
I was very disappointed in the lack of selection on their gluten free menu. The Buddha Delight ($14.99) was a plate of steamed vegetables which essentially was one carrot, two asparagus, a few mushroom slices and broccoli heads. When I asked for the accompanying sauce, I was told it wasn't gluten-free. Although dim sum is listed on the GF menu, after checking with the kitchen I was told it wasn't GF. I do wish to note the service was excellent, too bad neither my daughter nor I cared for the entrees we ordered.
2041 Rosecrans Avenue #120, El Segundo, CA 90245
GF menu, tasty food (I like the lemon chicken) and great service. Ask what GF dessert they may have, as they seem to be trying some out, and if enough of us ask it may stay on the menu.
111 Providence Pl, Providence, RI 02903
Went here for lunch on a Saturday. Server was attentive as was the manager who came around to check on us. Ordered the gluten-free spicy chicken (Genral Tso's) with white rice. Menu is adequate for GF selections. Staff didn't make a huge fuss - which was nice. Meal was ok - don't think I'd order it again. Unsure why the server brought us 2 fortune cookies - pretty sure they aren't gluten free. So my friend and I just opened them for our fortunes. If you really like PF Changs - you'd probably do okay at this one. But I doubt I'll be returning.
9212 Stony Point, Richmond, VA 23235
Safe and delicious Chinese- need I say more?
233 Summit Boulevard, Birmingham, AL 35243
We all should know by now that the gf PF Changs is worth the up charge! It's a special treat for us to get Asian food. Their desserts are delish! The new gf shortcake is super good as well :)
1095 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89145
Celiac friendly but their prices have risen and food quality has gone down in the last few years.
3545 U.S. 1, Princeton, NJ 08540
This was my second time to a PF Changs and the first since having to be GF. Was there with some people from work and I informed the waitress that I needed to be GF and she was more than helpful and friendly. I think her name was Linda, she was one of the most helpful and attentive servers I've had, I feel bad for not knowing her name. She explained that all of the GF food will come out on a special plate with the PF Chang logo on it and if it isn't on said plate, it isn't safe to for me. She suggested we try the GF lettuce wraps for the table and I believe everyone enjoyed them. I thought they were tasty, very similar to what my wife makes at home. I got to see the special plate which just has a line around the rim and the PF Changs name on it, but she pointed out to look for it. My mongolian beef arrived in the same special plate and I noticed the rest of the table had plain white plates. I felt special with my fancy plate and knowing that I could be sure it was GF. The food was much better than the first time I had PF Changs and with the special GF plate, decent GF selection and very understanding staff, I will surely return.
326 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90401
I will never set foot in here again. Third time getting glutened, out of three visits over six months. I've had such good luck at every other PF Changs but this one has officially scared me away.. I work around the corner and would have come here twice a month if the first two experiences hadn't scared me off. Thought I might try one more time, but it was not a fluke. There's something wrong here.
16170 N 83rd Ave., Peoria, AZ 85382
Excellent Chang's Cicken!
110 South Jordan Creek Parkway, West Des Moines, IA 50266
Spent the entire night in agony.
2110 Hamilton Place Boulevard, Chattanooga, TN 37421
Never had a problem with GF at PF Chang's! have always had knowledgeable servers. There are several great options!
436 North Orlando Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789
Got sick once on my birthday a few years back after eating here. Went back today, and now Im back in the same pain. 0/2, will never come back!
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A driver who crashed into a bus after being stabbed during rush hour has died in hospital, Scotland Yard has said.
Police were called to Stockwell underground station in south London, shortly before 5.45pm last night following a series of calls about a fight and a bus crash.
Officers found the 22-year-old inside his car suffering from stab wounds. He was taken to hospital by ambulance in a critical condition but later died.
A Metropolitan Police statement said a murder investigation is now under way.
"At this early stage, officers believe the man was stabbed nearby, prior to getting into his car and colliding with the bus," it added.
"We are not aware of any other injuries.
"This incident may be linked to earlier report of disorder on a bus nearby."
Officers believe they know the identity of the man but he has not yet been formally identified. A post-mortem examination will be arranged "in due course".
Rush hour commuters faced delays of around an hour near Clapham Road, where the incident happened.