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The 2009 Amsoil/Street Rodder - Road Tour Leg 3Written by on December 1, 2009 The Amsoil Tour From The Hot Rod Reunion To St. Ignace 2009.
The starting point of the AMSOIL Road Tour was the NHRA Hot Rod Reunion with the end being the famous St. Ignace Car Show in St. Ignace, Michigan. After our Sunday morning driver's meeting the AMSOIL tour participants headed north on I-65 and made our first stop about 90 miles up the interstate at Jason Grimes' shop, known simply as The Garage.
Jason is one of the young builders who has brought a fresh approach to our hot rod hobby and has the talent to make his ideas a reality. The shop was filled with a wide variety of projects that run the gamut from old-school rods to muscle cars, and even a VW Beetle that is waiting for a big-block implant. After a quick walk around the shop and some juice and doughnuts it was time to continue our journey north.
The remainder of the morning and most of the afternoon was spent on interstates that took us past Louisville, Kentucky, Indianapolis, and around Chicago. Our destination for the evening was Rockford, Illinois, where we had been invited by longtime friend Kerry Hopperstad to visit his shop in nearby Belvidere, Illinois.
We checked into the hotel and met up with more AMSOIL Road Tour participants. We made the short trip to Kerry's shop together and were greeted by 20 local rodders. Kerry has been in the rod and custom business for over 30 years and his shop has completed many great vehicles. During our visit we saw projects ranging from a '35 Ford coupe to a modern update of a '55 T-bird. Kerry and his crew specialize in custom fabrication in all of his builds.
Kerry and his wife Darlene had arranged for a hot dog wagon to be on hand for Sunday evening and all the Road Tour enjoyed the shop visit and the great sandwiches. It was a good first day on the tour.
Monday morning started with our daily driver's meeting. At these brief get-togethers we go over the plans for the day and review the itinerary that each participant receives at the beginning of the tour. We answer any questions that folks may have and clarify some of the details of the day's travel plans.
Our destination for Monday evening was AMSOIL's headquarters in Superior, Wisconsin. We had arranged to meet more participants on the way to Superior so we planned a lunch stop in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Some of the folks who were joining us were coming from the Back to the 50's weekend in St. Paul that had just ended the previous day. After some burgers and shakes and distribution of goodie bags, T-shirts, and itineraries, 16 cars rolled out of Eau Claire toward Superior, Wisconsin, and a big party at the AMSOIL Center.
The two-and-a-half-hour drive to Superior was beautiful as we traveled up Route 53. While we had been in record heat for the last week on both the Vintage Air Tour and the beginning of the AMSOIL Tour, all that ended as we rolled into Superior. The temperature was 52 degrees! What a change from the sweltering heat of the previous week.
We checked into our hotel, cleaned the cars, and made the short trip to the AMSOIL Center. We were greeted by the staff and given a very interesting tour of their facilities, where many AMSOIL products come from. We got a very up-close look at the entire operation from start to finish. AMSOIL's growth since their beginning in 1972 has been incredible, and they have plans in place for added growth far into the future. After the tour of the AMSOIL Center we were treated to a delicious catered dinner.
Outside, special interest vehicles started to stream into the lot for the evening car show. The final total of vehicles in attendance topped 300. AMSOIL is a major supporter of the Road Tour program all year long and it was fun to be able to visit their headquarters and see all the local vehicles.
Tuesday morning we stopped back at the AMSOIL Center for coffee and pastries as day three of the tour began. Our destination for the day was Iron Mountain, Michigan, and Randy Hallman Specialty Cars. The drive across the upper part of Wisconsin on Route 2 was beautiful, and we pulled into Randy's shop at about 2 p.m. Randy, his wife Jackie, and the crew were waiting along with some local hot rodders. The food was all set out, and we had a relaxing few hours at the shop enjoying the food and the vehicles on display. By 4 p.m. we made the short drive to our hotel.
The Wednesday morning drive on the tour took us along Route 2 in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It was a beautiful morning as we traveled along the coastline of Lake Michigan, taking advantage of the many photo opportunities. We reached the Mackinac Bridge in St. Ignace just after noon. The lake was fairly foggy and the huge bridge loomed in the distance as we took photos at the north end before we crossed over on our way to Charlevoix, Michigan.
After checking in at the hotel in Charlevoix we had a little time to explore the quaint lakeside village and the shops in the area. Wednesday evening we were guests at the Ellsworth, Michigan, facilities of Time Machines Unlimited and its sister company Rod Tops. We were greeted by Owner Dave Draper, and Sales Manager and Engineer Chad Draper. Dave has been involved in the automotive industry for many years and has used his vast knowledge of the convertible top business to expand into retractable top manufacturing for the luxury boat industry. Rod Tops manufactures removable convertible tops for '28-34 Ford roadsters. Time Machines Unlimited specializes in complete restoration and fabrication on all types of vintage vehicles. Rod Tops and Time Machines Unlimited will be doing the top and interior work on next year's Road Tour roadster. After our tour of the facilities we were treated to a great meal before heading back to Charlevoix for the evening.
Thursday morning we visited the facilities of Great Lakes Motor Works and Classic Instruments in nearby Boyne City, Michigan. Great Lakes Motor Works is owned by Mike Stowe and originally offered complete restorations on all types of special interest vehicles. Mike's personal collection and interests have expanded, and Great Lakes Motor Works services Mike's fleet exclusively and offers limited service on customer's collector vehicles. Some years ago Mike purchased Classic Instruments and moved the operation to Boyne City. John McLeod has been at Classic Instruments since the original move to Boyne City and recently took over ownership of the company that still operates within the Great Lakes Motor Works complex. Besides its line of gauges for special interest vehicles of all types, Classic Instruments also does restoration and updating of all types of original and one-off gauges.
While in Boyne City we also got a look at an incredible Mopar collection owned by Browney Mascow. We rounded out our morning with a visit to a private collection of racing motorcycles that boggled the mind. The internal combustion hobby is alive and well in Boyne City.
By noon it was time to get to St. Ignace, our destination for the weekend and the site of the famous St. Ignace Car Show. We arrived in St. Ignace at about 2 p.m., and the town was already beginning to fill with all types of street rods, hot rods, collector, and special interest vehicles. Thursday evening the cars gathered at the Kewadin Casino and headed out for a parade through the streets of St. Ignace. After the parade, awards were handed out and a lucky participant won a Classic '34 Hot Rod pedal car provided by Classic Automobilia.
Friday morning the tour participants were special guests at the annual VIP brunch. Grand Marshal, automotive journalist, and contributor to Street Rodder Ken Gross was introduced and gave a great talk about the street rod hobby. Also in attendance was John Schneider of Dukes of Hazzard fame, Linda Vaughn, and Ed Reavie, who has been responsible for the success of the St. Ignace show for 34 years.
Great food and the chance to meet and greet some of these celebrities was a fun way to kick off Friday in St. Ignace. Cars gathered again on Friday evening for the Memory Lane Cruise down Main Street, which included floats and dignitaries from surrounding areas-plus even more cars showed up as people arrived for the Saturday show. Color commentary for the parade was provided by Top Hat John from Detroit, and I even took a turn at the microphone during the parade.
Saturday is the big day in St. Ignace. The entire length of Main Street was blocked off and cars began to line up very early in the morning. There is no admission charge for spectators, and the street was packed all day long. The weather was absolutely perfect, and it was a great day at the St. Ignace Car Show. Awards were presented at 4 p.m., and the weekend's activities wrapped up.
The St. Ignace Show was very enjoyable for all of us on the AMSOIL Road Tour. It is a laid back, mellow show that is fun for spectators and participants alike. Many thanks to Ed Reavie, the Nostalgia Productions staff, and the entire team who helped make the St. Ignace Car Show a success and made us feel so welcome.
Everyone on the AMSOIL Tour from the NHRA Hot Rod Reunion to the St. Ignace Car Show had a great time. The weather cooperated and the stops were all interesting and fun. With five more tours ahead we have plenty of miles to go before we end the summer in California.
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The AMSOIL Tour headed out on Sunday morning from the NHRA Hot Rod Reunion in Bowling Green with our destination to be the St. Ignace Car Show in Michigan.The first stop of the Tour was in Lebanon Junction, Kentucky, at Jason Grimes' shop, known simply as The Garage. Jason (far right) and shop graced the February '09 cover of STREET RODDER.One of The Garage projects was this five-window coupe. It does not appear that it will be lacking anything in the power department with a big Hemi up front.Sunday we were welcomed at Hopperstad Customs Hot Rod Shop in Belvidere, Illinois. Owners Darlene and Kerry Hopperstad invited local rodders to join us, and some 30 rodders stopped by to say "Hi."Monday we stopped in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, for lunch at a Culver's, and we were joined by more tour participants. Some folks had attended the Back to the 50's event in St. Paul the previous weekend and were hooking up with the AMSOIL Tour to go on to St. Ignace.Dan Schlosser and his son Josh from Sheboygan, Wisconsin, joined us in Eau Claire in their recently completed '34 Chevy roadster. Josh's grandfather Ed was also on the Tour in his Chevy coupe making the AMSOIL tour a Schlosser family affair.At the AMSOIL Center in Superior, Wisconsin, we were given a tour of the production facilities. These enormous metal silos contain the raw materials that go into the production of AMSOIL's many products.Vice President of Operations Scott Davis gave us a guided tour of the AMSOIL facilities in Superior. From raw materials to packaged products the wide line of AMSOIL products all comes through the AMSOIL Center.
From Superior, Wisconsin, our Tuesday travels took us along the coastline of Lake Superior. This area of northern Wisconsin is very picturesque.Our destination for Tuesday afternoon was Iron Mountain, Michigan, and the shop and showroom of Randy Hallman Specialty Cars. Randy and wife Jackie had the food all ready for us when we arrived and gave us a tour of their facilities. He has been in the specialty vehicle business for 30-plus years and is known for his craftsmanship.Tuesday morning we gathered back at the AMSOIL Center for coffee and pastries before continuing. The great folks at AMSOIL are major supporters of the entire Road Tour program, and it is always a special treat to stop and show our appreciation of their commitment to the Road Tour.Wednesday we continued our journey across the beautiful Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Route 2 is a very pretty road that follows the coastline of Lake Michigan.Canadian rodder Fred Drew has been on a number of past tours with his Model A roadster. Fred pulls a vintage teardrop trailer and makes good use of it camping during the week. We were in the middle of the Mackinac Bridge when this picture was taken.The AMSOIL tour participants were special guests at the VIP luncheon held on Friday morning. Grand Marshal Ken Gross was presented a plaque by event promoter and Nostalgia Productions President Ed Reavie. Seated at the head table to the left was John Schneider from the Dukes of Hazzard TV show and Linda Vaughn.We spent Wednesday evening in Charlevoix, Michigan, on the banks of Lake Michigan. We were greeted at Rod Tops and Time Machines Unlimited in nearby Ellsworth by company President Dave Draper and crew.On Thursday morning we visited the home of Great Lakes Motor Works and Classic Instruments. Mike Stowe, owner of Great Lakes, and John McLeod, owner of Classic Instruments, greeted us and gave us the VIP tour of both facilities.
After our Wednesday evening tour of Time Machines Unlimited and Rod Tops we enjoyed a meal at their facilities. They are the official top and interior supplier for the soon-to-be-announced 2010 Road Tour roadster.On display in the Great Lakes Motor Works showroom was Mike Stowe's late father Percy Stowe's '36 roadster. Built by Percy in the early '60s, it was a Detroit Autorama show winner in the early days and was tracked down and acquired by Mike in 1990.


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ROME (AP) — Tim Tebow has been offered a four-month contract by the Italian federation for American football.
The Milano Seamen say they would be happy to sign the free agent quarterback.
Excerpts of an offer sent by federation president Leoluca Orlando to Tebow's represntatives were posted on the federation's website Thursday.
Seamen president Marco Mutti tells The Associated Press, "The offer has been made to his agent and now we're waiting for a response. … We would be more than happy to have him."
A federation spokesman tells The AP that the offer to play the Italian season beginning in March is for $200,000.
Tebow was cut by the New England Patriots before this NFL season. He would be the most prominent player to appear in the eight-team Italian league — by far.

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Hello, I am planning a trip to Alaska next summer and I need some advice on the right choice of suit for cold water diving (dredging). The water temp is usually around 37 to 41 degrees and Im wondering if a dry suit would be better. Any advice would be really helpful..Thanks!
The drysuit will keep the user warm and dry. Most suits will require a layer of underwear inside for insulation as the material itself has little to no thermal properties. For they type of use a Trilaminate suit would probably be the most durable choice for you.
does this drysuit come with booties integrated and if so what size booties does the Large size suit come with???
When buying a dry suite where the trek boot is shown as an option, is this boot worn while diving i.e. it is a must buy or is it to protect the foot of the dry suite while walking on dry land.
Hello David, yes wearing the hard sole boots do protect the bottom of the dry suit sock. So while you are walking on dry land or around a boat if you step on something the hard sole will stop the item from going thru the dry suit sock. But they are not required to dive in the dry suit. Or to fit into your dive fin that you wear. It is just for protection of the dry suit.
In a case of buying this dry suit, would you enclose not priced invoice, packing list due to korean tax. exceed 100 $ must be in a line customs. Would you enclose insted of not value.. invoic written words that mean no commerce charge with refinish repaired dry suit.
Im 179cm. 83kg. What size for me?
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Hi, I Dive in 11°C water, almost once every two months. I want a Drysuit in order to enjoy diving a bit more. I´m 1.90mt and 97kgs. Is this the right drysuit for me? I´ve been diving for more than 8 years and want to take it to the next step. Thanks
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MCLEAN, Va. (USA Today) -- Gannett Co., the owner of USA TODAY and other newspaper and television properties across the USA and United Kingdom, announced Thursday that it is entering into a definitive merger agreement with Belo Corp., catapulting Gannett into the nation's fourth-largest owner of major network affiliates reaching nearly a third of U.S. households.
The acquisition nearly doubles Gannett's current broadcast portfolio from 23 to 43 stations, including stations to be serviced by Gannett through shared services or similar sharing arrangements.
Gannett will acquire all outstanding shares of Belo for $13.75 per share in cash, or approximately $1.5 billion, plus assume $715 million in existing debt for an enterprise value of approximately $2.2 billion. The transaction, which has been unanimously approved by the boards of directors of both companies, represents a 28.1% premium to the closing price of Belo common stock on June 12, 2013.
President and Chief Executive Officer Gracia Martore of Gannett, said, "We are thrilled to bring together two highly respected media companies with rich histories of award-winning journalism, operational excellence and strong brand leadership."
Belo's President and Chief Executive Officer Dunia Shive said, "This is an outstanding and financially compelling transaction for our shareholders. It is also a testament to the tremendous value our employees have created over Belo's long history and to the strength of our brand in the media industry."
Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, Gannett engages more than 100 million people every month through its network of broadcast, digital, mobile and publishing properties. In addition to USA TODAY, Gannett owns regional newspapers such as the Detroit Free Press and The Courier-Journal in Louisville, Ky.
Shares (GCI) in Gannett closed down 1.59% on Wednesday but have soared to $19.85 from $12.50 in July as the company has aggressively pursued efforts to diversity its business model.
Gannett earned $104.6 million, or 44 cents per share, in the January-March period. That was up from $68.2 million, or 28 cents per share, a year earlier. Revenue grew 1.6% to $1.24 billion from $1.22 billion.


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Chamber to host candidate classes in October
ELKHART — Want to learn about running for elected office without first dipping your toe into the public water?
Worried about finances or official procedures or — gasp — skeletons?
The Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce wants to help.
The chamber will host two candidate classes on Oct. 10 and 12.
The event will be non-partisan and chamber officials received support from both parties in organizing the program, said Trevor Wendzonka, director of communications for the chamber.
The classes will include a night session on Oct. 10 and a day-long session on Saturday, Oct. 12.
The sessions are open to all individuals interested in seeking any elected office during the coming years.
Speakers will discuss various aspects, including organizing, messaging, marketing, mobilizing, fundraising and winning.
Tickets are $50 per person and $25 for an accompanying ticket. To register go to the chamber website at elkhart.org or call 293-1531.
Chamber president Kyle Hannon said it's the first time he can recall the chamber ever trying to do such an event.
While Hannon said there is some concern that some people might be turned off at the notion of running in the 2015 municipal elections after a year or so of hard-nosed politics in Elkhart that has included more than one shouting match and plenty of political sniping.
"Some people say, 'Why would I get into this,' and I understand that," Hannon said.
"We'd like to make sure that good people are encouraged to run," he said.
On the other hand, Hannon, said the chamber is not necessarily concerned about the current make-up of city council or personalities.
Hannon, who has run for political office more than once — including a successful city council bid — said he believes one of the biggest misconceptions in running for elected office is that past personal issues will surface in a campaign.
Most people have imperfect track records in their personal life and, Hannon said, there's normally very little willingness among opponents to sling mud.
Hannon said he also believes people don't understand the intricacies and reasons for raising money. Aside from using it to cover campaign expenses, fundraising also sends a message.
"It's not necessarily to build a bank account, but to show you have support," he said.
Elections in Indiana happen three out of every four years in different levels of government.
Next year, there are a variety of races for county, township and school boards plus some state races. In 2015, municipal elections will be in the spotlight.
Hannon said he believes area voters will have two key races in the next two years when they choose a mayor for Elkhart and Goshen and the state house seat being vacated by Tim Neese at the end of 2014.
Neese's General Assembly seat in District 48 is considered relatively safe and that the winner could end up holding it for quite a while.
Neese announced recently his decision to run for Elkhart mayor.
Speaker lineup
Speakers participating in the non-partisan candidate school include:
Elizabeth Bennion, an IUSB political science professor, WNIT-TV host and campus director of the American Democracy Project
Republican Carol McDowell and Democrat Arvis Dawson, who each have served in office and worked on many successful campaigns
Jack Colwell, a hall-of-fame journalist with the South Bend Tribune and Howey Political Report
Shane Frost, senior strategist with Strawberry Fields Marketing Agency in Elkhart
Matt Lentsch, a veteran political consultant and former chairman of the St. Joseph County Republican Party
Mike Yoder, who is serving his third term as Elkhart County commissioner.
Christopher Anderson, chief deputy clerk who is a de facto member of the Elkhart County Election Board.


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Dr Fung is the recipient of the UW Cares Award which recognizes a provider who is considered to exemplify what it means to practice the UW Med Service Culture Guidelines where Patients Are First.
Her interests in nephrology include dialysis/end stage renal disease, excellent care of chronic kidney disease and all aspects of kidney transplantation. Dr. Oliver's philosophy of care includes focusing on lifestyle changes as well as medical therapy.
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DeJesus surpasses A.O.'s 39-year old record
On Tuesday night, David DeJesus played his 166th consecutive errorless game in the outfield, surpassing the near 40-year old team record for an outfielder.
Amos Otis had a 165 game stretch from July 18, 1970 to July 29, 1971.
David added to the mark today with game number 167. He last committed an error on September 15, 2008, in the sixth inning of a game in K.C. after a single by Ichiro Suzuki. David has played at all three outfield positions during the streak. Teammate Mitch Maier is making a run of his own at A.O. Maier currently sits at 144 consecutive errorless games.


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Scents and Sensibility
by Mallory Passuite, 10/08/2013
Le Labo photo by Eddie Roschy • Photo courtesy of MiN New York
Like its cousins in the City's style industry—apparel, cosmetics and accessories—perfume is big business in New York. Some brands, like Chanel No. 5, are legendary; others, like Diptyque's Eau de Lierre, are lesser known but, to the discerning few who've made the scent their signature, no less lovely. "We forget that our most evolutionarily primitive, viscerally powerful sense is smell," says Chandler Burr, former New York Times perfume critic and curator of the Museum of Arts and Design's first-ever olfactory exhibition, which ended its run earlier this year. "A beautiful scent entrances us like nothing we might ever see."
New York offers a range of scent-related shopping experiences unlike any other place on earth. In this slideshow, we present a few of the City's most luxurious fragrance boutiques—including NoLIta's pocket of parfumeries, Santa Maria Novella, Diptyque and Le Labo; Frédéric Malle's chic uptown boutique, which bottles an ode to designer Dries Van Noten; plus a perfumer in Brooklyn who antithetically named his store (and line) I Hate Perfume. Burr, who knows his way around NYC's fragrance purveyors, offers the following advice for those on the hunt: "Remember that you are only shopping for perfumes in the way that you are shopping in the City's art galleries for paintings: you may buy, you may not. What you are doing is not acquiring but experiencing and learning works in an art medium that, as with so many other works of art, are only available here in New York."


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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Rapper Jay Z leads all artists with nine Grammy nominations on Friday, but newcomers Lorde, Kendrick Lamar, and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis edged out industry heavyweights for nods in the top categories of the annual music awards, which air Sunday night on CBS.
Jay Z is nominated in nine categories across pop and rap, including best pop duo performance for "Suit & Tie" with Justin Timberlake, and best rap album for his July release, "Magna Carta…Holy Grail." But the 44-year-old New York-born rapper failed to land solo nods in the top Grammy categories for record, song, and album of the year, scoring only one as a producer on Lamar's "Good Kid, M.A.A.D City" record, nominated in the album of the year category.
Lamar's album will face off against Sara Barielles' "The Blessed Unrest," French electro-dance duo Daft Punk's "Random Access Memories," Taylor Swift's "Red" and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' "The Heist" for album of the year.
Seattle rapper-producer duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis capped their stellar rise over the past year from the independent music scene into mainstream pop with seven nominations, including song of the year for "Same Love," featuring Mary Lambert, and the coveted best new artist category.
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"It feels very, very, very surreal. I don't think it's ever going to feel normal. … It's something that we never ever thought was possible when we were making this album," Macklemore, whose real name is Ben Haggerty, said.
The duo will be facing off with Lamar, country music singer Kasey Musgraves and British singers James Blake and Ed Sheeran for the best new artist accolade, which has been won by Adele and FUN. in recent years.
EXTRA: Rock supergroup to close Grammy Awards show
California rapper Lamar, 26, also picked up five nominations in the R&B and rap categories. Singer-producer Pharrell scored seven nods, including for album, record and song of the year for his work as a featured artist on Daft Punk's "Random Access Memories" and Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines."
The record of the year category featured five songs that all achieved commercial and chart success this year: "Get Lucky" by Daft Punk, "Radioactive" by alt-rockers Imagine Dragons, "Royals" by Lorde, Bruno Mars' "Locked Out of Heaven" and "Blurred Lines" by Thicke, featuring T.I. and Pharrell.
EXTRA: The Beatles land honorary Grammy Award
The Grammy Awards are the music industry's top accolades and are voted on by members of the Recording Academy for more than 80 categories spanning all genres. To be eligible for nominations this year, artists had to release their music between October 1, 2012, and September 30, 2013.
The nominations for the top awards and main categories were announced during an hour-long televised concert on Friday from Los Angeles. The winners will be announced on January 26 at a live televised ceremony in Los Angeles.
For the second year running, male artists dominated the nominees for the 2014 awards, while Lorde, Musgraves and Swift led the female artists with four nominations each.
Lorde, the 17-year-old New Zealand newcomer whose real name is Ella Yelich O'Connor, is notable for writing her own songs, including the hit "Royals," which picked up nods for record and song of the year, as well as best pop solo performance.
"This isn't the kind of thing that happens to people from New Zealand, so it feels good," the singer said backstage.
Also nominated with Lorde for song of the year, a songwriters' award, are "Just Give Me a Reason" by Pink and FUN.'s Nate Ruess, Mars' "Locked Out of Heaven," Katy Perry's "Roar" and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' "Same Love."
Timberlake, 32, who made a return to the musical spotlight this year after a five-year hiatus with the two-part release of "The 20/20 Experience," picked up seven nominations in the pop, R&B and rap categories, but failed to make the top three categories.
His record "The 20/20 Experience – The Complete Experience," one of the year's top-selling sets, earned a best pop album nomination.
Swift, 23, who has won seven Grammys, scored nominations in the country music category, including best country album for "Red."
Texas native Musgraves, 25, nominated for best new artist, will compete with Swift in the country song and album categories.
Notably absent from the nominees were British boy band One Direction, which has topped the Billboard 200 album chart with all three of its albums over the past year, and Grammy-winner Lady Gaga, whose August song "Applause" was eligible and scored chart success, but failed to win over Grammy voters.
Here is a list of the nominees in the top categories for the 56th annual Grammy Awards:
Record of the Year: "Get Lucky," Daft Punk & Pharrell Williams; "Radioactive," Imagine Dragons; "Royals," Lorde; "Locked Out of Heaven," Bruno Mars; "Blurred Lines," Robin Thicke featuring T.I. & Pharrell Williams.
Album of the Year: "The Blessed Unrest," Sara Bareilles; "Random Access Memories," Daft Punk; "good kid, m.A.A.d. city," Kendrick Lamar; "The Heist," Macklemore & Ryan Lewis; "Red," Taylor Swift.
Song of the Year: "Just Give Me a Reason," Pink featuring Nate Ruess; "Locked Out of Heaven," Bruno Mars; "Roar," Katy Perry; "Royals," Lorde; "Same Love," Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Mary Lambert.
New Artist: James Blake, Kendrick Lamar, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Kacey Musgraves, Ed Sheeran.
Pop Vocal Album: "Paradise," Lana Del Rey; "Pure Heroine," Lorde; "Unorthodox Jukebox," Bruno Mars; "Blurred Lines," Robin Thicke; "The 20/20 Experience – The Complete Experience," Justin Timberlake.
Rock Album: "13," Black Sabbath; "The Next Day," David Bowie; "Mechanical Bull," Kings of Leon; "Celebration Day," Led Zeppelin; "… Like Clockwork," Queens of the Stone Age; "Psychedelic Pill," Neil Young and Crazy Horse.
R&B Album: "R&B Divas," Faith Evans; "Girl on Fire," Alicia Keys; "Love in the Future," John Legend; "Better," Chrisette Michele; "Three Kings," TGT.
Rap Album: "Nothing Was the Same," Drake; "Magna Carta … Holy Grail," Jay Z; "good kid, m.A.A.d. city," Kendrick Lamar; "The Heist," Macklemore & Ryan Lewis; "Yeezus," Kanye West.
Country Album: "Night Train," Jason Aldean; "Two Lanes of Freedom," Tim McGraw; "Based on a True Story …," Blake Shelton; "Same Trailer Different Park," Kacey Musgraves; "Red," Taylor Swift.
Dance/Electronica Album: "Random Access Memories," Daft Punk; "Settle," Disclosure; "18 Months," Calvin Harris; "Atmosphere," Kaskade; A Color Map of the Sun," Pretty Lights.
Latin Pop Album: "Faith, Hope y Amor," Frankie J; "Viajero Frecuente," Ricardo Montaner; "Vida," Draco Rosa; "Syntec," Aleks Syntec; "12 Historias," Tommy Torres.


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The second issue of Sappi's cutting edge What's Next? magazine, which profiles the issues facing and shaping the print industry, brings together some eloquent examples of collaborative work from around the world. Read more »
Magcultures Jeremy Leslie interviewed - what customer publishing can learn from small run magazines
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Cool designs does not have to be limited to spaces used by adults as we see with these unique areas designed to enhance places of learning.
Forget the "concrete jungle" archetypal school, complete with bars on windows. This school's hallways (pictured above) have been inspired by the imaginary landscape of the Silver Dragon. This environment is created to read like a story book; the further you progress through the hallways, the higher your senses are delighted. With shimmering walls, glowing ceilings and a fantasy feel resonating throughout the architecture, the children engage on a higher social level within the school environment.
Traditionally, libraries also suffer from an image problem. Hordes of books coupled with the 'sshhhh' factor doesn't make for a very cool environment. By installing colorful interiors such as oversized book sleeves, a learning space such as the library is transformed into an area which kids see as cool, and therefore are inspired to read and learn.
A tree-inspired day care center is a far cry from fake grass enhanced playgrounds. The tree trunk is the very foundation of the center, and as such creates the security blanket for the entire structure. This center evokes a warmth which the youngsters respond to. Dream Blossoms grow out of the trunk and create sleeping areas for the habitants to snuggle and nap in. Above the blossoms sprawls the canopy of the
In Lego-bright contrast to the gloomy fate H.C. Andersen prescribed to his original Little Mermaid (that would be death, no less), today's blond little school-going Danes are encouraged to do the sort of things for which some of us got spanked.
Visual artists have created a school with fascinating interiors that feature high window seating for watching the world outside; green platforms with round, red holes where discussions can buzz and bubble, and large upholstered tubes where kids can hide with a good book or spend some time alone. You can do that at school? Unfortunately, only in Denmark.
Children's bookstores, on the other hand, have not suffered by the traditional libraries image problem. Generally, these stores are designed and merchandised to inspire children to enter and purchase.
The Kids Republic bookstore in Beijing (pic below) has taken that concept and run with it. Incorporating the core design elements of a kid's playground, these slipperyslide-inspired-shelves house books in an incredibly fun way. Breaking from the traditional table and chair reading areas, padded L shaped reading stools are used and enjoyed by tiny readers. Dull lighting is replaced by snakelike fittings that radiate a variety of colors whilst providing adequate light to read with.
The choices for kid friendly restaurants, where both parents and kids can enjoy a meal and an environment which caters to both are rare finds. McDonalds have probably lost count of how many times they have dialed 911 to have a parent rescued from inside a playground slippery tube where they have been stuck whilst attempting to get their child to come home.
In a beautiful Dutch village, 10 minutes out from Amsterdam's centre, a parents dream like, kid friendly restaurant exists.
Praq is a restaurant where parents, outerwear and even business people can enjoy a meal and co exist without complaint. Children feel the sense of independence by being seated in a kids area within moms view. There, they can play with giant puzzles, draw, and order from their very own menu whilst seated at their specially designed kids table. The secret to the restaurants success is the use of space.
Praq has been careful in separating these eating spaces whilst still allowing a parent to keep an eye on their child. The light spacious room creates the impression of separation, whilst keeping safety in mind. The children's food is so good, they don't need to promote it by adding in a free toy.
Traditional cooking schools have always looked like a giant classrooms full of mini kitchens. A kids cooking school in Japan has broken that mould by having design guru Moureaux create a studio space and new corporate identity for them.
The cooking school, which is set in the heart of a shopping area in the city of Kyoto, has created a space which eliminates the intimidation factor which students encounter when entering cooking schools. By seating the class amongst brightly colored decor and sleek table and chairs, the environment feels less like a class room. Here the kids can not only cook in the casual teaching environment, they can socialize and eat their homework too.
With U.K parents said to be lashing out a cool GBP 1 billion a year on kids birthday parties, its easy to see that the kids party industry is a gold mine. As children's taste develop, so too does their demand for the latest and greatest (think Veruca Salt in Willy Wonka). For some parents, the age old sleep over is being replaced by a girls night out at Alton Towers Hotel in th U.K.
The hotel has it's own children's Sleep over Suite, a theme room which caters for up to six sleeping princesses who can indulge in the ultimate girls slumber party. The sound proof room is perfect for 3am giggling fits and Justin Timberlake blearing throughout the night.
The suite is divided into two areas. The party area features an over the top entertainment system, karaoke machine ('I will Survive' - Chipmunk version) mini dance floor and a pink fridge filled with ice cream. The sleeping area boasts chill out beds which connect into one big bed for six occupants, a wall to wall mirrored bathroom which is flowing with pampering products from U.K's leading top brand superdrug (limitless branding opportunities here).
At £300 pounds per night (US $560), mom and dad have outsourced the kids birthday party and only have to worry about the drop off and pick up.
Offering a kid a lollypop to welcome them into hospital is so 1950's. Today, that sort of a deal just doesn't cut it.
Instead of bribery through confectionary, this children's hospital in London has reinvented the concept of infirmary and transformed it into inFUNery. Adorned with cheerful, gently winding hospital corridors which lead to wards which look more like kids bedrooms, the hospital has mapped out themes for each of the wards. From the Seashell Ward located on Beach level one, through to the Sky level, each kids ward uses decor and medical equipment that is colorful, creative looking and non threatening.
With a glass atrium dividing the hospital, patients from either side of the wards can look across to see an inviting garden filled with plants, trees and yes, Juggling clowns.
From cool schools to hip learning environments, kids design is forging ahead, meaning the next generation of adults will have been exposed to the elements of cool since childhood, creating adults with a hightened sense of good design. If you know of other interesting kids spaces, let us know. by Bill T


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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Not since 1988... that's the phrase that is being heard by farmers as they describe the current hot and dry conditions as it is taking a toll on Iowa crops. The condition of corn and soybeans continues to decline. 1988 was the last time Iowa suffered a major state-wide drought.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says in Monday's weekly report that only 46 percent of the corn is in good to excellent shape. That's the lowest level for the first week of July since 1993. A week ago, it was 62 percent.
Forty-eight percent of soybeans are in good to excellent condition, down from 59 percent last week.
The USDA says 88 percent of topsoil moisture and 82 percent of subsoil moisture are short or very short. Roger Elmore serves as the corn specialist for Iowa State University. He says farmers have probably already lost nine percent of the yield potential.
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Mark Licht is an extension agronomist with Iowa State University. He says farmers can calculate the amount of lost yield by adding up the number of hours corn leaves are rolled.
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Iowa had 100-plus temperatures from Wednesday through Saturday. The highest temps so far this year were on Saturday with eight communities reaching 105 degrees. There was no widespread rain.


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Edmonton, AB (Sports Network) - Dan Boyle scored the winner in the shootout as
the San Jose Sharks took a 4-3 win over the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday.
With the final shot, Boyle dipped his shoulder then skated to the right before
stuffing the puck past a sprawled-out Devan Dubnyk for the win.
Logan Couture had two goals while Tommy Wingels also scored for the Sharks,
who had dropped six of seven coming in. Antti Neimi posted 24 saves in the
Sam Gagner, Shawn Horcoff and Ryan Jones all lit the lmap for the Oilers, who
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Here in Alberta, we're still willing away the last of our snow, and most of my growing (other than daffodils) is happening on the kitchen counter top.
This is my "jungle"–a couple of tomatoes and peppers waiting for summer, a lemon verbena, a poinsettia I am attempting to hold over the season, a spider plant baby sprouting roots in a glass of water, a mossy saxifrage (that may be my new favorite ground cover, picture below), an overgrown pot of philodendron (known lovingly as "Dagobah" a Pulsatilla vulgaris (crocus), some alfalfa and radish sprouts, and that little greenness bottom left is the wonder of the week: Romaine lettuce.
I've been sprouting philodendron leaves and spider plant babies for years, and edible sprouts are a staple at my house. And I've heard of people trying to sprout avocado seeds or pineapple tops, with mixed results. But I never knew you could get lettuce crowns to sprout year round on your counter top! One of the instructors of the gardening class I am taking showed me how. Instead of tossing the lettuce ends in the compost, place them in water. Change the water daily, and you'll get more lettuce! (And fast, too: the largest one there is about four days growth.) You can keep them going in water or you can pot them up. I potted mine up today.
This totally makes sense when you think about it; I 'cut and come again' my garden lettuce and green onions all the time; I just never thought to do it with my store bought stuff through the winter.
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Scars and Stripes: The Boston Bombing Unfurled
Boston has always maintained a sense of autonomy. Annexed by America's epic battles for self-governance, the city remains an industriousness co-mingling of old and new world identity. Gem of the sea Irish pride still pervades Southie, while Dorchester, as distant from rice fields wide enough for a flock of storks to spread their wings across, is home to a new generation of Vietnamese émigrés. On | Read More »


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Rio Grande, Puerto Rico (Sports Network) - Fabian Gomez held a 1-stroke
advantage entering the final hole of the Puerto Rico Open on Sunday, but he
bogeyed the par-5 18th, while playing partner Scott Brown birdied for his
first PGA Tour win.
Brown, playing on conditional status after finishing 148th on the PGA Tour
money list last year, carded a final-round 2-under 70 and finished 72 holes at
20-under 268. Now, with his first career win on the tour, the 29-year-old has
his card back and a spot in the PGA Championship later this summer.
Gomez, who was also seeking his first PGA Tour title, ended with a final-round
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second place with 19-year-old Jordan Spieth (67) at 19-under.
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John Douglas Meyers
Position: DT
Height: 6-6 Weight: 276 lbs.
Born: January 16, 1940 in Forest City, IA
Died: May 7, 1998
High School: Columbia
College: Washington (school history) (Meyers college stats)
Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 4th round (25th overall) of the 1962 AFL Draft.
Drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the 3rd round (31st overall) of the 1962 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 29 (3459th overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
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Conservationist sets his sights on trail system
In the 25 years that Wallace Tucker presided over the Fallbrook Land Conservancy, hills that were once bare sprouted homes and orchards, as thousands of acres of open space were gathered into gated developments.
But thanks to Tucker and his volunteers, thousands more acres — 2,025, to be precise — have been set aside. Ridgelines with endless views were opened to hikers, and one-time citrus orchards were restored to their historical chaparral on his watch.
Since stepping down as chairman in December, Tucker has taken to a new kind of legwork: an ambitious plan to map out a 30-mile trail encircling Fallbrook, using existing easements and roads.
He's calling it the "Walkabout Web concept," the starting point of a long-term plan to cobble together a network of interconnected trails in Fallbrook.
"The concept is, you'll leave your house and within five or 10 minutes, you'll pick up a trail that will lead you to other portions of town, to our preserves or to the loop trail, where you can take a very long walk," Tucker told me when we met on Thursday.
Unlike the tasks of a conservancy chairman, which frequently involved desk work — all escrow and bequests — Tucker has done much of his trail-map planning on foot, with a longtime partner, conservancy co-founder Vince Ross.
"We're walking the roads of Fallbrook right now," Tucker said. "Vince is my partner in crime — he and I are laying the foundation. We're also walking the internal parts of Fallbrook, which, frankly, is more challenging than I thought it would be. A lot of the roads here are not public; they're private."
The plan relies on the favor of at least three major landowning organizations: the Metropolitan Water District, whose north-south right of way would provide a key eastern segment of the trail, as well as the Fallbrook Public Utility District and San Diego State University, which has owned 4,422 acres in the Santa Margarita River watershed since 1962.
The latest challenges seem insignificant, though, compared with the efforts that have gone into achieving the dozens of transactions needed to conserve those 2,025 acres.
Tucker is a tall, mild-mannered guy, an astrophysicist by trade.
He and Ross formed an unusual alliance in the late 1980s, after finding themselves on opposite sides of a controversial plan by San Diego County officials to establish a trails network in town.
The proposed lines cut through too many backyards, and the map was scrapped — one of many to suffer that fate through the years in Fallbrook.
At the time, Tucker was spending half of his time living in a suburb near Harvard University in Boston, where his astronomy work was — and still is — based.
"They had a very good land trust there," Tucker said. "I told Vince, 'Come back and visit me, and I'll show you what they've done here.'"
Tucker's late wife, Karen, was the third founding member of the conservancy, which now owns and manages local preserves like Los Jilgueros off South Mission Road, as well as the distant, sprawling slopes of Margarita Peak, at 3,193 feet the highest point in the county west of Interstate 15.
The idea for a network of trails has been carefully discussed and planned for decades by various leaders, including members of the Fallbrook Planning Group, but Tucker and Ross are on to something, I think.
"We want to find the trail," Tucker told me. "We're not trying to create a lot of trails; we're trying to use trails that exist."
The conservancy hopes to publish an instructional trail map later this year, providing local residents with a tutorial on how to hike from the San Luis Rey River to the Santa Margarita River, for example.


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March 31, 2013
WHEELING — Imagine a place where children can stand inside giant soap bubbles, pet a live turtle and create art projects — all while learning new social and academic skills....
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Violent video games, a frequent political target in Germany, once again came under fire following the horrific school shooting in Winnenden on March 11th.
While there were renewed calls for a complete ban on violent games, it was, surprisingly, paintball and laser tag which, ultimately, will find themselves outlawed.
The Local reports that violators of the upcoming bans could find themselves on the wrong end of a €5,000 (about US$6,800) fine. Wolfgang Bosbach, deputy head of the conservative Christian Union parliamentary group, commented:
We have agreed on reasonable changes that will mean more security without over-regulating hobby marksmen and hunters… [Paintball and laser tag] simulate killing.
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http://mmajunkie.com After Thursday's official announcement of UFC 118, a 10th fight has been added to the lineup and is now part of the night's preliminary card.
As expected, after a brief stop in the welterweight division, veteran fighter Phil Baroni (13-12 MMA, 3-6 UFC) returns to middleweight to fight fellow 185-pounder John Salter (5-1 MMA, 1-1 UFC).
UFC 118 takes place Aug. 28 at TD Garden in Boston.
MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) passed along news of the bout in May.
Baroni, who made his UFC debut more than nine years ago, is likely fighting for his life in the organization following a one-sided unanimous-decision loss to Amir Sadollah at UFC 106. The fight marked the 34-year-old's return to the organization after a nearly five-year absence and followed a streak of three wins in four fights.
Salter, meanwhile, is an NAIA national wrestling champion who also owns a purple belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. The 25-year-old went 4-0 in just a seven-month pro career before he signed with the UFC. In his promotional debut, he then suffered a hard-fought third-round TKO loss to Gerald Harris at UFC Fight Night 20. Then, a UFC 113 fight was cut short when opponent Jason MacDonald suffered a nasty leg injury that left him with a dislocated ankle and multiple leg fractures.
Salter, nonetheless, earned the TKO victory for his fifth stoppage in five career wins.
The latest UFC 118 card now includes:
- Champ Frankie Edgar vs. B.J. Penn (for lightweight title)*
- Randy Couture vs. James Toney
- Nate Marquardt vs. Rousimar Palhares
- Kenny Florian vs. Gray Maynard
- Marcus Davis vs. Nate Diaz*
- Jorge Rivera vs. Alessio Sakara
- Terry Etim vs. Joe Lauzon
- Nik Lentz vs. Andre Winner
- Phil Baroni vs. John Salter*
- Nick Osipczak vs. Greg Soto
- Amilcar Alves vs. Mike Pierce
* – Not officially announced
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Very good. Lots of GF options. No reaction.
Not much sandwich for the money, but what o had was good. Also, I didn't get sick after.
Previous person made comment about stained menu. may have been but not now. mployees Checked when I had a question. food is Amazing. In fact I am trying to buy a loaf of the GF bread, I had the 1/2 Orange Cranberry Club with 1/2 Cheese spud and it was Yummy.Service is great.
Was serious about making sure we order GF went the extra mile
Is there less than one star :-((((awful experience
Their idea of a gluten free menu is a nasty water stained piece of paper on a clipboard behind the counter.
812 South 6th Street, Waco TX 76706
This was actually my first GF meal so I was nervous. They had a separate Gf menu. I got a sandwich on gf bread and it was great.
3 South Tunnel Road, Asheville NC 28805
easy cross contamination. very little concern regarding allergies.
2003 N. Eastman Road, Kingsport TN 37660
They have gluten free bread for sandwiches, baked potato options that are GF (I like the chicken baked potato!), and salads that can be prepared GF. I hadn't been here in a long time because last time I had they didn't have GF bread. It's nice to have another option of places to eat while out or traveling!
2747 Legends Parkway, Prattville AL 36066
The staff is friendly and I have never had a gluten contamination problem at McAlister's Deli.
11140 Parkside Drive, Knoxville TN 37923
Great staff and very accommodating to gluten free. Offer a gluten free menu as well as GF bread (Udis).
122 Sheffield Loop, Hattiesburg MS 39402
The best McAlister's Deli location is on Hardy St. They have good gluten free bread and loaded potatoes. The tea is wonderful. Prices are also good.
5801 Saratoga Blvd Bldg A, Corpus Christi TX 78414
If you have celiac, I would not recommend getting gluten free bread here. Stick with a baked potato or safe salad, every time I've ever eaten a gluten free sandwich at a McAlisters deli I've gotten very sick. So please be careful! Go to Jason's Deli instead if you really want a sandwich, they are much more careful.
635 West Prien Lake Road, Lake Charles LA 70601
They have a gluten free options menu at the front register, they don't offer gluten free bread but the chili, several spuds, and salads are choices on there.
421 Tuttle Creek Building B, Ste. 102, Manhattan KS 66502
Yeah! Ask for their gf bread and you can have a pretty good sandwich! The portions seemed a bit small but overall very good.
2108 West 27th Suite A3, Lawrence KS 66047
This is my gluten free go-to place. They have a decent gluten free menu with gf bread (the bread is shipped in and pretty standard for gf bread). I have eaten here dozens of times and have never regretted it later. Not all of the front end people are gf educated, but ask for the manager.
1305 Veterans Parkway, Suite 100, Clarksville IN 47129
No gluten free bread. Only McAlisters I have ever been to that does not have the bread. There seemed shocked that it is offered.
1612 Garth Brooks Blvd, Yukon, OK 73099
Fine print noted in restaurant but eaten here several times and have not had any reaction whatsoever. Good sandwiches!!
4710 TX-183A Toll Rd, Cedar Park, TX 78613
They do have gluten free buns, not sure how they prep it but the girl taking my order did ask me if i had an allergy when I requested it. They do have a list of GF items online
740 East Town Center Ste. A, Waynesboro VA 22980
The manager was very helpful and accommodating!
465 Marilyn Lane, Alcoa TN 37701
Multiple employees said the potato I ordered would be fine. I started eating it and began to get sick. I do not recommend.
7130 W. Maple Street, Ste. 320, Wichita KS 67209
We've been very pleased with our experiences! They make extra efforts when we order to physically and tell the cooks to take extra precautions since our son has celiac
14848 Manchester Road, Ballwin MO 63011
Only safe thing is potatoes. Tried the chicken that was on the GF menu and didn't feel so great :(
e, 2420 E Hwy 50, Clermont, FL 34711
Even though teenagers were in control of my order, I felt so safe because they all knew what gluten free items there were. there was a sign next to the register that said the gluten free options, and there was no rush, and it was dinner time too! very awesome, I will be back!
170 Gravois Bluffs Circle Drive, Ste G, Fenton MO 63026
I told the cashier numerous times that my wife has celiac. She told me it wouldn't be a problem. Within minutes of eating her potato, my wife was sick. I asked for a manager and was informed most of the employees aren't aware of gluten and that there is a risk of cross contamination. Not recommended for celiacs.
2445 N. Kansas Expressway, Springfield MO 65803
Went there and asked what they had to order that was gluten free. The employee did not respond and left me. After about 20 minutes, I asked again and then this time they laughed at me. Finally they said they didn't have much and I left there in tears after being humiliated in front of others. I will never go there again.
3784 Parkway, Ste. 103, Pigeon Forge TN 37863
Had gluten free bread club sandwich. Asked that they change gloves. Delicious.
210 West Sunshine, Springfield MO 65802
Now have gluten free bread for sandwiches
25672 NW Freeway, Ste. A, Cypress TX 77429
I'm not Celiac but slightest amount of gluten makes me sick. I have not gotten sick from eating the food. California Turkey Ruben on GF bread was amazing. Told only GF soup is chili and doesn't taste very good.
2525 West Anderson Lane, Suite 130, Austin TX 78757
They have gf bread, but they use the same toaster for all sandwiches. Was told the GM didn't think it was a necessary expense.
20911 Gulf Freeway Suite D, Webster TX 77598
I just went a week ago and they had gluten free bread! They said it had just happened about 3 weeks prior that they got the gf bread. The sandwich was delicious. They have many sides too that are gf!
4055 North Steele Boulevard, Fayetteville AR 72703
I eat there potatoes and chili and have not had a reaction.
18402 US Highway 281 North, San Antonio TX 78259
Offer a GF bread, sandwiches are not as well put together and their gluten filled counterparts. But it is nice to be able to grab a sandwich and the order ahead and pick up option is great.
152 Bowling Lane, Pelham AL 35124
Gluten sensitive menu! They had a gf bread & I was able to have a sandwich😃. Employees did not know much about gluten so good thing there was a menu!
6333 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76116
They have an entire gluten free menu.
8529 N. 129th E. Avenue, Owasso OK 74055
I had the McAlister's Club on gluten free bread and it was great.
12405 W Center Rd, Omaha, NE 68144
Awesome. They have gluten free bread, so you can order any sandwich.
7711 Shelby Street, Indianapolis IN 46227
After eating there a couple times, a manager delivered my plate telling me that it is not a safe place for celiacs. So frustrating to get different information from each employee!!
1382 E Main St, Carbondale, IL 62901
They have a menu at the register that tells you which products are gluten free.
1401-A Woodruff Road, Greenville SC 29607
This location does not carry the gluten free bread as advertised on the corporate website
3855 Hacks Cross Rd, Memphis TN 38141
They don't have gluten free bread option here either.
7710 Poplar Avenue, Germantown TN 38138
They don't have the gluten free bread option so don't bother going.
1612 Garth Brooks Blvd, Yukon, OK 73099
If you are looking for GF options, you might have some luck. They have a GF list of items, but not an actual menu. They have the * to devote the very small fine print at the bottom that there is no dedicated area and no attempt to guarantee that there will no cross contamination.
740 South College Road, Wilmington NC 28403
They have an option for gluten free bread on any sandwich, and marshmallow treats!
3815 Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph, MO 64507
Great GF menu. They also have an allergy book you can cross check for eggs, milk, soy, gluten/wheat, fish, shellfish, peanuts, and tree nuts.
4605 N Kickapoo Suite 4603, Shawnee OK 74804
Gluten Free Menu. Very nice staff. Lots of options
15140 Creosote Road, Gulfport MS 39503
Ordered items on their gluten free menu and they put croutons on the salad.
3180 FM 407, Highland Village TX 75077
They toasted my sons GF bread on same toasters as everything else and they thought that was alright. My son was sick for 2 weeks! We will never go back to this Mcalisters
2003 N. Eastman Road, Kingsport TN 37660
Gf bread and seperate prep area. They have come a long way. Our celiac child eats here quite often and has no issues.
815 Hamric Drive East, Oxford AL 36203
I went here with my girlfriend and she ordered a sandwich with gluten free bread. They gave her regular bread. My girlfriend was in intense pain all night.
244 South Mount Auburn Road, Cape Girardeau, MO 63703
Although there's not a dedicated gluten-free menu they have GF bread so can make most of the sandwiches gluten-free. I had a grilled turkey and cheddar which was very good. There were numerous sides to select from but I didn't take a chance on that. I'm happy to say no after effects! I'd recommend this place.
401-A Cool Springs Blvd, Suite 100, Franklin TN 37064
Make sure to speak with manager but they have lots of good options. Love the spuds!
4055 North Steele Boulevard, Fayetteville AR 72703
I have eaten here numerous times and never had any issues with cross contamination. Highly recommended.
7170 North Academy Boulevard, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
LOVE this place! Can get any sandwich on gluten free bread. And the sweet tea is wonderful My only complaint is that the grilled sandwiches aren't quite grilled long enough. But regardless, I eat here fairly regularly when I need a sandwich fix. UPDATE: There was a point last year that they stopped serving gluten free bread but the manager fought for us and they brought it back!
1671 E 70th Street, Shreveport LA 71105
No gluten-free menu. When I asked for no bread, they came back to ask what kind of bread I wanted. Had to explain again I can't have bread - so No bread.
2003 N. Eastman Road, Kingsport TN 37660
I go with my family all the time! I also have a corn allergy and their gluten free bread was corn free! Just ask to see the allergen menu for your allergy! They have always accommodated me! (Kingsport location)
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Since i always get a warning saying "localconfig.xml is not readable" and an error saying "unable to find valid certification path to requested target" when trying to execute Tester.java class, i forced to true value of LC.ssl_allow_untrusted_certs in CliUtil.java class.
In this way i can insert contacts for the admin user, but not for all the standard users. It says to me "Connection refused".
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I don't know if can be a problem that my zimba server is on another machine and not on the same machine where i have eclipse with zimbra source. I use Tester.java class from my sources to connect to zimbra server executing in other machine.