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Symptomatic suspected gluten exposure is common among patients with celiac disease on a gluten-free diet, reports the Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics published ahead of print. Dr Duerksen and colleagues from Canada determined the prevalence and characteristics of reactions to gluten among persons with celiac disease on a gluten-free diet.
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Top 19 Gluten-Free Road Trip SnacksCeliac Chicks6 Jul 2016 | 8:49 amSummer = road trips!!! Whoo hoo!!!! Some of my best road trip memories are from when I was super young, broke and fancy-free! Remember that time the roll of toilet paper slowly tumbled down the cliff of rocks off the side of the road in Arizona? Whoops!! Or the time we drove nonstop from Portland, Oregon to Phoenix, Arizona listening to INXS over and over and over again? Yessss!!!! That is until the matriarch of the carpool group made us alternate it with her Garth Brooks cassette. Noooooo!!!! And those freaky bush fires that lit up the night while driving on the "wrong" side of…
Is Vinegar Gluten Free?Gluten Free: The Celiac Site8 Jul 2016 | 4:23 pm"Most distilled white vinegar is made from corn, a safe* ingredient. The single word "vinegar" on a food label indicates apple cider vinegar. Distillation, one of the oldest scientific processes on earth, successfully removes gluten from the final product. The only place in the world where vinegar was questioned was the US." (In the context […]
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Gluten exposure is common among patients with celiac disease on a gluten-free diet26 Jul 2016 | 5:25 pmSymptomatic suspected gluten exposure is common among patients with celiac disease on a gluten-free diet, reports the Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics published ahead of print. Dr Duerksen and colleagues from Canada determined the prevalence and characteristics of reactions to gluten among persons with celiac disease on a gluten-free diet.
General Mills brings gluten-free Cheerios to Canada26 Jul 2016 | 10:51 amFollowing the introduction of gluten-free Cheerios in the U.S. last summer, General Mills is launching the cereals in Canada. Five Cheerios products will carry the gluten-free label: Original, Honey Nut, Multi-Grain, Apple Cinnamon and Chocolate Cheerios.
Where to Eat Gluten-Free in D.C.26 Jul 2016 | 8:39 am"Celiac" can be a scary word for anyone to face, and enthusiastic eaters have greeted the disease with a particular sense of doom. This dreaded diagnosis not only meant an allergy to gluten - a mixture of proteins found in wheat, rye, oat and other grains - but also a lifetime of limited menu options and sacrificing favorite cuisines.
Vegans Target Artisanal Mini-Doughnut Shop Over Omnivorous Job Posting25 Jul 2016 | 1:40 pmPortland's Pip's Original doughnut shop is on the receiving end of what its owner calls "hateful emails" and "fear and intimidation tactics" after a job posting that said the shop didn't want to hire people with "non-medical, non-religious dietary restrictions." Pip's is a fresh-fried artisanal mini-donut shop on Northeast Fremont Street whose doughnut flavors include a maple-glazed bacon, amid many daily specials.
My Two Bits - More things that are hard to understand24 Jul 2016 | 8:07 amA couple months ago we talked about eight things that defy my understanding. Turns out there are a whole lot more, and even this list, I'm sure, won't exhaust the topic.
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[Celiac News] Complications of coeliac disease27 Jul 2016 | 4:31 pmComplications of coeliac diseasePublication date: June 2015 Source:Best Practice & Research Clinical Gastroenterology, Volume 29, Issue 3 � Author(s): Georgia Malamut , Christophe Cellier Within the past 20 years the spectrum of complications of coeliac disease (CD) has been considerably extended. Besides the classic complications, autoimmune diseases and osteopenia, numerous forms ...
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[Celiac News] Non-celiac wheat sensitivity: Differential diagnosis, triggers and implications26 Jul 2016 | 4:06 pmNon-celiac wheat sensitivity: Differential diagnosis, triggers and implicationsPublication date: June 2015 Source:Best Practice & Research Clinical Gastroenterology, Volume 29, Issue 3 � Author(s): Detlef Schuppan , Geethanjali Pickert , Muhammad Ashfaq-Khan , Victor Zevallos Non allergy-non-celiac wheat sensitivity (NCWS) has become a common and often overrated diagnosis. Skepticis...
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Study Hints at Connection Between Celiac Disease and Certain Viral Infections28 Jul 2016 | 8:30 amStudy shows gliadin peptide p31-43 activates celiac-related innate immune pathways in vivo, also hints at a common mechanism for interaction between dietary gluten and viral infections in triggering celiac disease.
Can Viruses Trigger Celiac Disease?27 Jul 2016 | 8:30 amA new study confirms a link between intestinal viral infections and celiac disease.
Have Celiac Disease? Try a Little Hookworm with that Pasta!26 Jul 2016 | 11:00 amWhat a gross titleâit bothers me and I wrote it! It wasn't my idea originally. The research paper the data came from was entitled, "Experimental hookworm infection and gluten microchallenge promote tolerance in celiac disease" published recently in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
Asian-style BBQ Chicken (Gluten-Free)26 Jul 2016 | 8:30 amThis Asian-style barbeque chicken makes a great summer treat. Barbecue chicken is a perennial summer favorite around these parts, and this recipe delivers barbecue chicken with a decidedly Asian flare.
Vitamin D and Celiac Disease25 Jul 2016 | 11:30 amCeliac disease is a tricky rascal. Just when you think you've got it under control, it sneaks up and manifests into new and often unexpected problems. At least, this is what we have found over the last decade. From contacts with others who have Celiac disease, we know we're not alone. I'm in my early thirties and find that sometimes my body acts more like that of an old man's.
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Top 19 Gluten-Free Road Trip Snacks6 Jul 2016 | 8:49 amSummer = road trips!!! Whoo hoo!!!! Some of my best road trip memories are from when I was super young, broke and fancy-free! Remember that time the roll of toilet paper slowly tumbled down the cliff of rocks off the side of the road in Arizona? Whoops!! Or the time we drove nonstop from Portland, Oregon to Phoenix, Arizona listening to INXS over and over and over again? Yessss!!!! That is until the matriarch of the carpool group made us alternate it with her Garth Brooks cassette. Noooooo!!!! And those freaky bush fires that lit up the night while driving on the "wrong" side of the road in Australia all the way from Brisbane to the Great Barrier Reef?! Yikes!! Then there was circling the tiny stick shift...
The New Infant Study For Celiac Disease31 May 2016 | 2:50 pmJoin me as I interview pediatric gastroenterologist Maureen Leonard, M.D. from MassGeneral Hospital for Children. We will discuss the new 500 infant study that will shed more light on what triggers celiac disease. Also, find out how your baby can be part of this study! For more information about this study visit: Celiac Disease Microbiome and Metabolomic Study OH, and please share this video with your friends and celiac groups! Mwah!
Happy Celiac Disease Awareness Month!!12 May 2016 | 1:48 pmThis morning I had the honor of interviewing Alice Bast of BeyondCeliac.org (formerly NFCA). Get the latest scoop on celiac disease and gluten sensitivity and help us to spread the word. Now what? Remember, sharing is caring! CLICK HERE to find out more about BeyondCeliac.org's May awareness initiative #60ForCeliac. There's another video and some great infographics about celiac disease you can share. Talk soon! � �
Quaker Oats Giveaway Winner28 Jan 2016 | 8:04 pmThanks for all of the comment love!! I randomly picked…. Comment #41 "Your recipe sounds deelish! Can't wait to try it and Quaker Oats. I love sautéing apples with a bit of honey and Chinese 5 spice to go in my oatmeal. Adds a unique sweet & savory flavor." Congrats, Michele H.!! And thanks for sharing your exotic oat recipe! �
Spa Bowl Breakfast Recipe & Quaker Giveaway10 Jan 2016 | 11:05 am� Minted Oats, Pear & Cranberry Spa Breakfast Bowl Hello 2016!!! So you wanna start the New Year eating better? Fresher, lighter, wholesome gluten-free foods that help you feel rejuvenated rather than weighed down? Join me for a quick morning spa retreat! Quaker Oats recently invited me to develop an original recipe using their new gluten-free oats. What I've come up with isn't a traditional American style, thick oatmeal recipe. I've reinvented oatmeal! It's light and hydrating, just enough to get your morning going in the right direction. Steamy goodness with a minty kick, the perfect breakfast for a cold winter morning. INSPIRATION While browsing the recipe booklet that came with my new...
Gluten Free: The Celiac Site
Is Vinegar Gluten Free?8 Jul 2016 | 4:23 pm"Most distilled white vinegar is made from corn, a safe* ingredient. The single word "vinegar" on a food label indicates apple cider vinegar. Distillation, one of the oldest scientific processes on earth, successfully removes gluten from the final product. The only place in the world where vinegar was questioned was the US." (In the context […]
Is Meat Gluten Free?7 Jul 2016 | 3:44 pmYes, all meat and meat products are gluten free unless they are combined with potentially-gluten-toxic items such as gravies, sauces,or other items that may be cooked with them.
Gluten Free Barbecue6 Jul 2016 | 4:08 pmPeople who live gluten free are always concerned about how their food is prepared, even when it is cooked on an outdoor grill. They need to be concerned about the food itself and also about how that food is prepared. The charcoal used in grilling can have an important effect. Be wary of charcoal in […]
Shopping for Gluten Free Groceries on-Line26 Jun 2016 | 4:30 pmFood shopping on-line can be expensive, but it will probably save your time, and is certainly hassle free. How wonderful to shop in your living room or computer nook with shopping lists and reference books at your fingertips!!!!!! There are no delivery charges if you follow a few basic rules. ~~~> The Gluten Free Mall provides this […]
Oats and Your Gluten Free Diet9 Jan 2016 | 4:34 pmLiving gluten free does not require that you give up eating oats. Here is a way that The Celiac Disease Center at the University of Chicago explains the matter: "Oats can be part of the gluten free diet provided that they are selected from sources that guarantee a lack of contamination by wheat, rye, or […]
Gluten-Free Goddess® Recipes
Our Best Gluten-Free Frozen Treats : Keep Chill26 Jul 2016 | 12:00 amHow to Keep Chill.Make your own homemade ice cream and sorbet. It's simpler than you imagine. And you control the ingredients. No carrageenan or starchy fillers. Use real dairy if you like, or coconut milk to keep it vegan.It's all good.Summer has waffled between hot and cool in our verdant neck of the woods. And non-dairy ice cream has been the indulgence of choice. Because, why not?Here are my favorites-From Maple Roasted Banana to Dark Chocolate Sorbet and Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip- non-dairy, all.And gluten-free.And the creamy Coconut Milk Vanilla (add gorgeous summer fruit for parfaits), Nectarine "Ice Cream" with Coconut Milk, Vegan Banana "Ice Cream", Strawberry Chocolate Chip Sherbet, and frosty...
Gluten-Free Blueberry Recipes for Summer19 Jul 2016 | 4:26 pmGluten-Free Goddess Blueberry Recipes for SummerTis the season for blueberry recipes- fresh from the farmer's market and roadside stand. Browse our favorite gluten-free blueberry recipes for the summer of 2016.Blueberry SconesBlueberry CrispBlueberry Crumble (with quinoa flakes!)Blueberry Flax MuffinsBlueberry Muffins (no xanthan gum)Summer Quinoa Salad with Blueberries and StrawberriesCoconut Ice Cream Berry ParfaitHappy Blueberry picking!Recipe Source: glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com All images & content are copyright protected, all rights reserved. Please do not use our images or content without prior permission from Gluten-Free Goddess®. Thank you.�
Gluten-Free Picnic Recipes21 May 2016 | 1:02 pmGluten-Free Picnic Recipes Let the picnics and backyard grilling begin. June is nigh. 'Tis the season for dining alfresco. From a casual family get-together (just avoid talking politics) to post-graduation parties, it's time to celebrate the blue sky season. And it's also time (whenever is it not?) for a little romance- a picnic in the park, a sunset dinner at the beach. So air out those picnic blankets, Babycakes. Blow the winter dust off your beach chairs and wire brush that grill. I've got some delicious Gluten-Free Goddess® recipes for you. The ones I've chosen are also dairy-free. And vegan friendly. Which could score you serious points with the veg-head in your life (maybe you?).May you enjoy a...
Gluten-Free Baking Index News11 May 2016 | 12:20 pmBaking Recipes - Gluten-Free Index UpdateWe've been busy behind the scenes here at Gluten-Free Goddess. Take a gander at our brand spankin' new and updated Muffin, Scone, Coffee Cake, and Donut Recipe Index.From Peach Coffeecake with Streusel Topping to Pumpkin Scones, Strawberry Muffins, and Baked Old Fashioned Donuts- you'll find all my best bakery recipes in this handy index. Why not treat yourself and try a new recipe?Go to the�Muffin, Scone, Coffee Cake, and Donut Recipe Index here.Have a beautiful week!Karina All images & content are copyright protected, all rights reserved. Please do not use our images or content without prior permission from Gluten-Free Goddess®. Thank you.�
A Spring Dinner Menu - Gluten-Free and Fabulous10 May 2016 | 5:40 pmMid-May Menu InspirationDaylight is lingering each day a few beats longer. The view outside my window is thick with green. Mid-May is distinctly glorious. Ah, but you're here for the food. Forgive me for waxing all warm weather poetic on ya.Here are some lovely Spring-Into-Summer recipes for your gluten-free baking/cooking/eating pleasure. A classic or two. Or six. What's on the menu?A drink made of strawberries. An appetizer of tender-crisp asparagus with maple-tahini dressing. Crispy pan-fried catfish. Cool and snappy peanutty slaw. New potato salad in a vegan dressing. And crunchy lemon iced ginger thins.Read more + get the recipe...
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Find Your Freedom! How to Live Without Food Allergens25 Jul 2016 | 6:15 amWhen Delicious Living and Enjoy Life Foods team up, you know it is for a great reason. They recently put out an e-guide on how to live life with food allergies and how to "find your freedom" to avoid your allergens.This free eGuide will help you:

Identify food allergies and sensitivities

Eliminate problem foods

Stock a Free-From pantry

Make great-tasting allergen-friendly recipes�

This guide is perfect for the newly diagnosed as well as a good reminder for those of us living with food allergies for a long time! (In addition to celiac disease, I also have a shellfish allergy.)Click here to download your free eGuide: How to Live Without Food Allergens.Want a sneak peek? Check out this pages from inside the...
Back by Popular Demand: GF Alphabet T-Shirts21 Jul 2016 | 6:30 amEvery time I wear this GF alphabet t-shirt to a celiac event, people love it. I wore it to Camp Celiac last week and many of the campers and staff asked me where to get one. I haven't sold these in a few summers, but now it is back by popular demand. I have a limited quantity, so be sure to order yours today! Shirts are $20 plus $1 PayPal fee. Shipping and handling are included! Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.Once you get your shirt, send me a picture! I would love to feature you in my Facebook album. Go ahead and click through to all of the smiling gluten-free faces!How to order: Simply click this link to email me and let me know what size you want (adult S-XL available). Discounts will be given for...
35 Years of Living with Celiac Disease19 Jul 2016 | 6:15 amI cannot believe it has been over a month since I last blogged here. I have been (slowly) redesigning things behind the scene and really trying to figure out what is next for my website. I have always loved connecting with celiac readers through Gluten-Free Fun, but these days I mostly keep in touch via Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. �But I hit a HUGE milestone this week and I couldn't let it go unmentioned.This month, I am living with diagnosed celiac disease for THIRTY-FIVE YEARS!!My doctor records from 1981, the first time they thought celiac disease.Whoa, let that sink in for a minute. First of all, my brain still thinks I am in my 20s so I am not quite sure how I've had celiac for longer than I feel...
Tiny B Chocolate Brigadeiros Deserve To Be Savored By All9 Jun 2016 | 6:15 amIf there was ever a time I wish you could reach into your monitor and take a sample of what I am showing you, it is today!Last month, I received a beautiful box of brigadeiros from San Francisco-based company Tiny B Chocolate. I had no clue what brigadeiros were and had only just read a rave review from my friend Gluten-Free Mike�a few days earlier. I learned from Tiny B Chocolates that brigadeiros are very rich, creamy chocolate truffle, the national dessert of Brazil, and a traditional Brazilian wedding treat.TinyB owners Renata & Andrei set out to make the tastiest, highest-quality chocolate they could and it ended up being gluten-free. Score for us celiacs! I couldn't wait to dive into the beautiful...
10 Surprising Gluten-Containing Foods (Infographic)2 Jun 2016 | 6:45 amThis infographic from Delicious Living is a great reminder of places where gluten lurks! While labeling has gotten better, you still must ALWAYS read the ingredients before you try something new. Even if it is a favorite product, be sure to scan the ingredients in case anything has changed!Source: Delicious Living
Simply Gluten Free
Gluten Free, Nut Free Chinese Chicken Salad Recipe27 Jul 2016 | 6:25 amWhen I lived in West Hollywood years ago, about twice a week (or more!) I would grab Chinese Chicken Salad from this little grocery store down the street. I craved it. Little did I know it was damaging my insides from the gluten in the dressing and crispy chow mein noodles and probably from the peanuts, which are often cross contaminated. Recently, that old craving cropped up and I decided to try and recreate that salad from memory. I usually can't recall where I put my sneakers or car keys 10 minutes ago, but I decided to try anyway. I also decided to make the salad nut-free, so I substituted SunButter for the peanut butter in the dressing and skipped the addition of peanuts on the top. I also skipped...
Gluten Free S'Mores Icebox Cake Recipe24 Jul 2016 | 6:16 amI thought the days of having to keep a kid on summer break from school were long gone for me. Apparently not. The other day, my daughter-in-law dropped off a beautiful 13-year-old who had been spending entirely too much time on some form of a screen. The beautiful 13-year-old was suffering from lack of sleep and to be honest, arrived a bit on the grouchy side. So I did with her what I used to do with my boys years ago in similar situations – I put her to work. The trick to avoiding a full-on revolt is to balance the work with things that are enjoyable as well as productive and to throw in some rewards when the work is done. So I not only had her clean out and re-organize my pantries, I asked her to help...
Gluten Free Antipasto Quinoa Salad Recipe21 Jul 2016 | 6:02 amSummer is the time for salads – all kinds of salads. When having a backyard barbecue, it's always a good idea to have a lot of cool, refreshing side dishes. Lately, the answer to the question, "what can I bring?" when invited to someone's home for a cookout has been, "bring a salad." So I have been scrambling to come up with a variety of make-ahead salads that transport well. This salad is a remake of an old standby of mine – Antipasto Salad. I used to make it with rice but decided to up the taste and wholesomeness by making it with quinoa instead. I have to say, I am more pleased with the makeover than the original! Even my 13-year-old g-kid who swore to me she did not like quinoa, loved...
Gluten Free Cheesy Cauliflower Tots18 Jul 2016 | 7:11 amHave you heard? Cauliflower is the new potato. Actually, it's not all that new of a revelation. Low-carb eaters have been substituting cauliflower for potatoes for quite some time now – ½ cup of plain, boiled or steamed cauliflower has 53 less calories and 13 grams less carbs than plain, boiled or steamed white potatoes. This is great news if you are trying to lower your starchy carb intake. But seriously, who wants to eat plain steamed or boiled cauliflower? I tried my hand at making some baked "tater" tots – minus the taters. To further reduce carbs and increase protein, I used some almond flour in place of regular gluten free flour, added some cage free eggs to bind it all together and threw...
Gluten Free Flan Recipe15 Jul 2016 | 5:08 amI recently returned from a trip to Argentina to check out the gluten free friendliness of the food for an article in Simply Gluten Free Magazine. I know, I have a very tough job! Of course, Argentina is known for its beef and I sampled more than my fair share of steaks and sausages grilled to perfection. It's like a meat lover's paradise. I loved the food; the meat, the sauces, the grilled vegetables, and the flan! I probably loved the flan a little too much. I had a barbecue upon returning home for some friends and family, so of course, I had to make some flan. Here are a few tips for this recipe: Although not traditional, the use of a Bundt pan is great for this recipe; custard cooks so much more...
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Gluten-Free at Ste. Anne's Spa13 Jul 2016 | 12:29 pmBack when I worked for Frommer's, writing travel guides about Canada, Ste. Anne's Spa was a favorite day trip. Just ninety minutes east of Toronto, in Grafton, Ontario, this luxurious retreat is surrounded by some 400 acres of scenic countryside. Those grounds include an apiary, rolling hills where cattle graze, and extensive gardens filled with herbs, greens and vegetables. All of this farm-to-table bounty made the spa a popular destination for gourmands, and I'm delighted to learn that Ste. Anne's Bakery has just been given the official seal of approval by the Gluten-Free Certification Program (GFCP). This is not to say that Ste. Anne's only recently started baking sweet gluten-free treats. For...
Rash Decisions20 Sep 2015 | 2:11 pmBefore I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in 2004, one of the symptoms that plagued me was an eczema-like rash that flared up on a regular basis. It was most common on my arms, legs, face, and neck, but it could show up anywhere, anytime. Doctors prescribed skin creams, but nothing took it away until I eliminated gluten from my diet. I had a blissful respite for about a decade. Then, a couple of years ago, the rashes started coming back. At first, I assumed I'd been accidentally glutened at a restaurant. But on those rare occasions when I have accidentally ingested gluten, the first symptom that popped up was ulcers inside my mouth, and that didn't happen. Still, clearly I was ingesting...
Dining on the Book Tour9 Apr 2015 | 4:41 pmMy first standalone thriller, Blood Always Tells, just came out in paperback. (It's actually my fourth novel, but it's the first one that isn't part of the mystery series I also write.) When Macmillan's Tor/Forge division first published it last year, I went on a whirlwind tour across North America, which gave me the opportunity to suss out some celiac-safe places to eat… though no time to write about them! But I kept notes and want to share a few favorites that stand out in my memory. Pizza Fusion in Denver, Colorado The restaurant's tagline is, "You like pizza. We have pizza. Let's be friends." And Pizza Fusion is ready to be friends with everyone — including celiacs, vegans, and lactose-intolerant...
Reader Report: Gluten-Free in St. Maarten19 Jun 2014 | 8:00 pmOne of the most amazing things about creating the Gluten-Free Guidebook is that it's introduced me to so many terrific people. A case in point: my friend Liisa P., a reader who lives in Arizona. I had the great pleasure of meeting her in person for the first time when I was on tour for my debut novel, The Damage Done, and I've been lucky enough to see her on each book tour since (my fourth novel, Blood Always Tells, came out in April). Liisa has written a Reader Report about Hawaii for the Gluten-Free Guidebook in the past. Here, she shares her experience in St. Maarten. Thanks so much, Liisa! LIISA'S REPORT ON ST. MAARTEN We all know that eating Gluten Free can be hard and no one wants to be limited while...
Breaking the Language Barrier3 Feb 2014 | 6:36 pmWhen I was first diagnosed with celiac disease in 2004, I felt like I'd never be able to travel again. Just communicating my dietary needs in English seemed daunting enough, so how was I going to manage it in a foreign tongue? Fortunately, I've had a lot of help. In the past decade, I've visited plenty of places where I didn't speak the language — including Peru, Chile, Argentina, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Turkey, and Israel — and I've been able to arrange for gluten-free meals along the way. Eating at a restaurant is always an exercise in trust; for the gluten-intolerant, it feels especially risky. Here's what's worked for me:

Visit the Celiac Travel website, which provides an impressive...

Finding Joy
to the mom who feels stuck20 Jul 2016 | 6:27 pmI'm just going to be real. I think I've lost me a bit in the last year. I've spent so much time making sure everyone else is happy and good and the kids have what they need and that things are taken care of and in that journey I've forgotten me. I don't like to […] The post to the mom who feels stuck appeared first on Finding Joy.
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What is Gluten-Free at Starbucks?26 Jul 2016 | 6:39 amI like Starbucks. I like the vibe. I like the service. And yeah…I like the coffee. I didn't always. Thought it was too strong. But back then, I didn't exactly drink coffee. Warning: Coffee-snob sentence coming up! I'd have coffee with a flavored creamer and a sweet and low. It wasn't until I got diagnosed with celiac and Mrs. Dude finally convinced me to go dairy-free as well that I went cold turkey and began drinking COFFEE. Just coffee. After a few weeks of adapting…wow, what a difference. I LOVE coffee. And yeah…I love Starbucks coffee. If you've been to a Starbucks, and odds are you have because there is one pretty much on every block, you know they have a HUGE drink menu. And you also probably know...
Why are some Celiac "Leaders" Asking Us to Eat Gluten?19 Jul 2016 | 5:33 amI can't eat gluten. Ever. And if you are reading this, I'm guessing you can't eat gluten either. Ever. What happens when we do eat gluten? I asked this same question 3 years ago and here are some of the results:

Exhaustion beyond belief

Serious brain fog

Rage

Intense itching

Achy joints

Agitated and short-tempered

Horrific stomach pain

Inability to make decisions

Crazy mood swings

Migraines

 You get the point. It sucks. Not only does it suck symptoms-wise, let's not forget that it's actually attacking our own body and damaging our intestines. So even if you don't have symptoms, you're still getting hit. So…this all being said, why would anyone with celiac disease eat gluten? They wouldn't. For the most...
Celiac Rant: I'm Not a Celiac Bitch. I'm Just a Parent.7 Jul 2016 | 4:58 amSome rants need no introduction. Take it away GF Mama. Dear Gluten Dude, I love your site; informative with lots of humor. Most days I have tons of patience and I'm eager to share my Celiac knowledge with the brain-dead know-it-all population, but today isn't one of those days. You see I've spent my morning at school trying to deal with Celiac issues. I feel like a wear a cape that is visible to everyone else with a big "MB" on it for "Mega-Bitch" or maybe it should be "CB" for "Celiac Bitch". I'm not asking for much, just a little notice and some help in setting up a safe environment at school for my child who has a life long disease that is managed by food avoidance. You help the diabetic parents....
A Lesson in Celiac Advocacy30 Jun 2016 | 3:40 pmBreathing. The key to life. Get an email from a client that makes you upset? Don't respond right away. Breathe. Someone trolling you online? Don't engage. Breathe. Someone makes fun of your autoimmune disease? Don't fly off the handle (yet). Breathe. I learned this lesson in the past 30 minutes. Mrs. Dude just sent me the above picture. It is from a salon right right down the street from the Dude Ranch. She was driving by and was so stunned by the sign that she pulled over and took a picture. I've blurred out the salon name (which I'll explain why below), but you can see the chalkboard out in front. It says "Gluten Free Haircuts". Now I've had a bad day and am in the middle of a lot of stressful sh*t in my...
Celiac Disease and Psychosis: A Scary Story24 Jun 2016 | 4:36 amThis is some serious sh*t. Most people with celiac disease realize that the symptoms go WAY beyond stomach discomfort. The disease can also mess with your brain. When I asked the community to send me their celiac disease symptoms, some of the more common ones mentioned were brain fog, irritability, mood swings, and short temper. But what if I told you there was actually a case of celiac that caused a woman to become so delusional, she eventually tried to kill her parents? Yep. The full story, published May 12 in The New England Journal of Medicine, is here, but I am going to bullet point it for you since I've already read it about 13 times.

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Mojito Popsicles21 Jul 2016 | 3:52 pmI've been whipping up my sugar-free Mojito Popsicles for the boys all summer long. This 4-ingredient popsicle recipe is a breeze to make. All you need is lime juice, water, mint leaves, and stevia. If you're not a fan of stevia this Mojito Popsicle recipe will likely work with a tablespoon or two of mapleRead More → The post Mojito Popsicles appeared first on Elana's... Click on the title to be taken to the full post at www.elanaspantry.com. Please note: This email was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming email. Please do not reply to this message.
2-Ingredient Chocolate Pudding15 Jul 2016 | 12:23 pmThis 2-Ingredient Chocolate Pudding couldn't be easier to make. All you need is dark chocolate and coconut milk. Luscious 2-Ingredient Chocolate Pudding is rich, thick, and incredibly mousse like. When I whip this up for the boys I use dark chocolate that is around 70% cacao. When I make 2-Ingredient Chocolate Pudding for myself IRead More → The post 2-Ingredient Chocolate Pudding appeared... Click on the title to be taken to the full post at www.elanaspantry.com. Please note: This email was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming email. Please do not reply to this message.
What's Wrong with Me?5 Jul 2016 | 1:49 pmNothing. That's right. Nothing is wrong with me. I've stopped asking myself this question. Stopped asking "what's wrong with me?" when I feel tired. Stopped asking it when I feel sick. Stopped asking it when everything is not going according to my generally high expectations. Something shifted after I created the post, A Piece ofRead More → The post... Click on the title to be taken to the full post at www.elanaspantry.com. Please note: This email was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming email. Please do not reply to this message.
A Piece of Me9 May 2016 | 1:04 pmI started this site shortly after I received a terrifying diagnosis. My goal was simple. To be of service. To make life easier for people with celiac disease and other digestive disorders. Helping others was the perfect distraction. When I started out, I wanted to cheer people up, not bring them down. I realize nowRead More → The post A Piece of Me appeared first on Elana's Pantry. Click on the title to be taken to the full post at www.elanaspantry.com. Please note: This email was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming email. Please do not reply to this message.
Chili Cheese Muffins29 Mar 2016 | 6:02 pmThis easy gluten-free muffin recipe is made with 6 healthy ingredients and can be whipped up in a jiffy. To make my Chili Cheese Muffins you'll need almond flour, cheddar cheese, red pepper flakes, eggs, salt, and baking soda. Really, making this savory muffin recipe is that easy! If you've been here before, you knowRead More → The post Chili Cheese Muffins appeared first on... Click on the title to be taken to the full post at www.elanaspantry.com. Please note: This email was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming email. Please do not reply to this message.
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Gluten Free Nutella Cookies27 Jul 2016 | 6:15 amChewy gluten free Nutella cookies have a delicate crunch on the outside, and a soft and tender inside. Rich and chocolatey, they're just right for making the perfect ice cream sandwiches. Before we get started on all the ways I've made and loved these Nutella cookies, I have to make a confession. I don't adore Nutella. You won't find me eating it by the spoonful, or indulging in a Nutella and peanut butter sandwich or anything. It's just not my thing, not like that. But these chewy gluten free Nutella cookies? They're another matter entirely. When I first published this recipe, way way back in 2012 (!), I made the cookies with a bit more butter, and they were quite thin and chewy. Now, they're a bit...
10 Gluten Free Biscuit Recipes25 Jul 2016 | 5:59 amThese ten gluten free biscuit recipes cover everything from sweet to savory, drop to layered. Use them for sandwiches, or to serve alongside any meal. Whether you're trying to complete a simple meal, or dress up a breakfast or brunch, biscuits are where it's at. Below are 10 amazing gluten free biscuit recipes that will carry you through the meals and the seasons. Any of these recipes freeze well, but there really is no need to freeze drop biscuits as they are just.so.simple. If you'd like to freeze any of the layered kinds of biscuits, just make and shape the dough, freeze the rounds in a single layer on a baking sheet and pile them into a zip-top bag. Bake directly from frozen, adding a couple of minute...
Gluten Free Lasagna22 Jul 2016 | 4:24 amClassic gluten free lasagna is easy to make and tastes just like you remember. Go all out with this easy recipe, and bring back the ultimate comfort food! Please welcome Erin from Texanerin Baking back to the blog. Lasagna is one of my top 5 favorite dishes. I have to admit that I don't make it all that often because it takes a bit longer to prepare than I'd like. It's not at all difficult – it just takes some time! I rarely make lasagna so when I do, I go all out and make homemade ricotta. All you need is milk, cream, lemon juice and salt! It's incredibly easy and the result is so much more creamy and delicious than the store-bought kind. I make it the night before I prepare the dish so I have one less...
Asian Chicken Lettuce Wraps20 Jul 2016 | 3:56 amThis easy recipe for Asian chicken lettuce wraps is made with sesame oil, soy sauce, garlic, rice vinegar and wine, and just a touch of honey. A family favorite in my house! PF Chang's is one of those restaurant chains in the U.S. that has had a gluten free menu since way, way back. I remember going there with my family, including my gluten free son, and being so grateful that they even knew what gluten was. The fact that they could accommodate him and we could all order the same food off a menu was a minor miracle. These days, it would almost be hard to find someone who hasn't at least heard the term "gluten free" thrown around. There's gluten free pasta available in nearly every large grocery store...
How To Eat Gluten Free (The 10 Recipes You Need To Master)18 Jul 2016 | 6:42 amIf you're learning how to eat gluten free, you need to start somewhere. These are the 10 gluten free recipes you need to master now to help you eat great and stick to that diet! Whether you've been cooking and baking gluten free for the better part of a decade (like me!), or you're brand new to the gluten free diet, it helps to have a can-do attitude. Whoever tells you just to stick to foods that are naturally gluten free and you'll be fine simply doesn't live in the real world with the rest of us. Although we all know that a diet rich in vegetables, naturally gluten free complex whole grains (like quinoa and brown rice), lean meats and fruits for snacking is ideal, for most of us that's just not a...
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Join us for #InTheParkFCP twitter chat July 12 at 9PM ET!9 Jul 2016 | 8:59 amLife is full of adventures - Being Gluten Free Summer and outdoor concerts go hand in hand. Who doesn't love a great outdoor concert…especially when it is free and provides the perfect break... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Impact Travel, how Fathom Travel makes it easy to do.4 Jun 2016 | 6:30 amLife is full of adventures - Being Gluten Free *Disclosure : I was a guest aboard Fathom Travel's Adonia on her June 5 -12th sailing to the Dominican Republic, all opinions are my own. Impact... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Craving adventure Travel?20 May 2016 | 3:11 pmLife is full of adventures - Being Gluten Free We all have our own form of preferred travel…. Whether it be luxury, budget, solo, family or a mixture. But even within those forms of travel we can... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Greece: A Trip in Pictures | Nerdy and Wordy24 Mar 2016 | 9:45 amLife is full of adventures - Being Gluten Free A small recap of some images of my daughter's trip to Greece last week (she took hundreds of photos)… the trip changed her in many ways... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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Eating at Chipotle Mexican Grill – Gluten-Free Restaurant Review16 Jul 2016 | 10:40 amChipotle Mexican Grill Salad with Shredded Meat and Salsa(Photo Credit: Michael Suechang CC BY-SA 2.0) Hubby and I never go out to eat any more. Never. In our experience, it isn't worth the risk. I can count on one hand the number of times I have eaten out and "not" been glutened. With odds like that, we gave up trying to find a suitable restaurant in our area long ago and started
Is Autism Associated with Celiac Disease or Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity? (And Why Does it Matter?)10 Jun 2016 | 2:46 pmIs Autism Associated with Celiac Disease or Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity?(Photo credit: hepingting CC BY-SA 2.0) In 2013, a Swedish research study of 37 autistic children found no link between autism and celiac disease, according to blood work alone. The blood work did find a strong association between the presence of antibodies to gliadin and autism, but the data didn't confirm anything
Can a Gluten-Free Diet Make You More Sensitive to Gluten?23 May 2016 | 4:10 pmAre You Becoming More Sensitive to Gluten Now that You're Gluten Free? If you've just been diagnosed with celiac disease, dermatitis herpetiformis, or non-celiac gluten sensitivity, you might be wondering if you can become more sensitive to gluten after giving it up. There are hundreds of stories on the Internet where gluten intolerant folks have shared this experience, and if you've read a
Gluten-Free Meal Planning for Non-Foodies6 May 2016 | 2:26 pmGluten-Free Meal Planning Made Simple I'm not much of a meal planner. While I do sort through the freezer, refrigerator, and pantry when making up the weekly grocery list, and jot down possible meal ideas on that list, I don't create a strict calendar and post it on the refrigerator like I've seen others do. My personal health challenges don't make room for that type of structure.
Gluten-Free Girl Scout Cookies – Our Experience20 Apr 2016 | 10:53 amOur Experience - Gluten-Free Toffee-Tastic Girl Scout Cookies(Image credit: Mike Licht at NotionsCapital.com, CC BY 2.0) Hubby is really struggling lately with feeling like he's missing out, and having to listen to commercials for girl scout cookies didn't help. The feelings started to surface when we moved from a rural Utah community to more congested city life about 3 years ago. These
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Top 10 Dating Tips for Gluten-Free Singles14 Jul 2016 | 9:23 pmHave you recently started dating? Meeting new people and starting a new relationship can be exciting, but it can also be a stressful time, especially if you've been out of practice for awhile! And, if you are a newly diagnosed with Celiac disease, or are gluten-intolerant, this can add a whole new dimension of stress to your dating life. Though more people than ever are aware of gluten allergies, that doesn't mean they understand the real impact it can have on your life. Check out 10 dating tips for gluten-free singles below. Those who have Celiac disease or are gluten The post Top 10 Dating Tips for Gluten-Free Singles appeared first on No Gluten.
Everyone With a Digestive Disease Should Watch Miracles From Heaven18 Jun 2016 | 11:53 pmMiracles From Heaven is an incredible movie about a true story of a girl suffering with a digestive disease. If you have UC or Crohn's watch this movie! The post Everyone With a Digestive Disease Should Watch Miracles From Heaven appeared first on No Gluten.
Metamucil Review – It Literally Changed My Life16 May 2016 | 10:16 pmCheck out my Metamucil review. I have Ulcerative Colitis and taking Metamucil has literally changed my life. No more loose stools or gas! The post Metamucil Review – It Literally Changed My Life appeared first on No Gluten.
7 Health Benefits of Fish Oil20 Apr 2016 | 9:55 pmCheck out these 7 health benefits of fish oil. It helps to improve mood, your skin and hair, and keeps your blood cholesterol levels in a normal range. The post 7 Health Benefits of Fish Oil appeared first on No Gluten.
Nima Sensor Review – Portable Gluten Sensor9 Apr 2016 | 8:53 pmNima is the first portable gluten sensor ever to be invented by man. It's sleek, compact, attractive and capable of testing foods containing this compound in less than 2 minutes. The product was designed in San Francisco, USA by a team of researchers from Stanford, Google, MIT and Nike. Bringing together the best brains in chemistry, design and engineering to create a cutting-edge equipment. Check out our Nima sensor review below. Nima has an accuracy level of 99.5% when detecting 20 ppm of gluten, making it very reliable for everyday use. The item has a proven track record in field The post Nima Sensor Review – Portable Gluten Sensor appeared first on No Gluten.


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The Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) has confirmed that the brown substance that is contaminating much of Honolulu Harbor and Keehi Lagoon and is the apparent cause of death for many marine animals, is molasses that spilled into the harbor from a pipeline under Pier 52.
The public is advised not to enter the ocean if they notice a brown color in the water. The plume of dark water is moving with the tides and currents from Honolulu Harbor into the Keehi Lagoon. From the lagoon, it is expected to dissipate into the ocean. DOH also advises the public not to consume any of the dead fish that may be found in the area. In response to the spill, DOH is posting warning signs at beaches in the Keehi Lagoon area and will determine if additional beach closures along Sand Island or the Ewa coastline is necessary.
While molasses is not harmful to the public directly, the substance is polluting the water, causing fish to die and could lead to an increase in predator species such as sharks, barracuda and eels. The nutrient rich liquid could also cause unusual growth in marine algae, stimulate an increase in harmful bacteria and trigger other environmental impacts.
Early Monday morning, a Matson ship was loaded with 1,600 tons of molasses for shipping to the West Coast for processing. The ship left the harbor before sunrise and a dark discoloration of the water at Honolulu Harbor was reported to the Coastguard around 8 a.m. Representatives from DOH and the State Departments of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) and Transportation responded and began investigations.
Today, Matson located a leak in their molasses pipeline near Pier 52 and they are working to patch the line. Matson representatives have informed the DOH that as much as 1,400 tons of molasses or about 233,000 gallons of the liquid may have entered the harbor.
To reduce the environmental impact in the harbor, DOH emergency response crews are actively collecting dead fish in the area today and will continue to do so for as long as necessary. Water samples are being collected by DLNR and DOH staff to monitor the movement of the plume and judge how long it will take to flush out to sea.
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The UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation (UHCCF) is seeking grant applications from families in need of financial assistance to help pay for their child's health care treatments, services or equipment not covered, or only partially covered, by their commercial health insurance plans.
Qualifying families can receive up to $5,000 to help pay for medical services and equipment such as physical, occupational and speech therapy, counseling services, surgeries, prescriptions, wheelchairs, orthotics, eyeglasses and hearing aids.
"The UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation is committed to facilitating greater access to medical-related services that can help improve a child's health and quality of life," said Matt Peterson, president of UHCCF. "Eligible families in need who have a commercial health insurance plan are encouraged to apply for a medical grant today and use this valuable resource."
In 2010, UHCCF awarded nearly 800 grants to families across the United States for treatments associated with medical conditions such as speech and developmental delays, hearing loss, autism, cystic fibrosis, Down syndrome, ADHD, ADD and cerebral palsy. UHCCF is dedicated to helping more children and families in 2011.
"We are so appreciative of the UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation grant, which helped pay for our daughter's therapy," said Janean Englesby of Moscow, Idaho, whose daughter Reagan required occupational therapy as a result of a stroke that caused a loss of sensation and movement on the right side of her body. "Our daughter is now able to use her right arm, and this would not be possible without the financial assistance we received."
To be eligible for a grant, children must be 16 years of age or younger. Families must meet economic guidelines, reside in the United States and have a commercial health insurance plan. Grants are available for medical expenses families have incurred 60 days prior to the date of application as well as for ongoing and future medical needs. Parents or legal guardians may apply for grants at www.uhccf.org. Organizations or private donors can also make tax-deductible donations directly online at this website.
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"Such a lovely home. Description of it was accurate and the owners are super helpful. Can't wait to return!"Guest: Sorine W. Date of Stay: July 2016 Review Submitted: July 26, 2016View listing
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How much value should the Eclipse Award voters place on
the results of the Breeders' Cup?
There are no easy answers to the above question, but we
may gain a better understanding of how the majority feels on the subject
according to how the voting for this year's 2-year-old Filly Championship goes
down. In the one corner you have the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies winner,
Beholder, while in the opposite corner, there is four-time stakes winner, and
runner-up on Friday, Executiveprivilege (below). It would seem there could not be a
more clear-cut delineation between siding with the Breeders' Cup winner or the
horse that accomplished more during the year, with this pair of young ladies.
If you believe it all comes down to the Breeders' Cup,
then you have to favor Beholder. She defeated her rival in the big one; case
If you believe what happens during the entire year
outweighs the result of one race, then you must love Executiveprivilege's
chances. She holds a 4-to-1 stakes wins advantage, and a 2-to-1 head-to-head
advantage over Beholder; clearly she had the better overall year.
Of course, it will boil down to personal preference,
and then a counting of the votes, to decide this one, but let's take a look at
this decision with a pair of similar historical references.
In 1979 (pre-Breeders' Cup) the vote came down to the
unbeaten Genuine Risk and the prolific Smart Angle. In their only meeting,
Genuine Risk (left) won the Demoiselle by a nose in both fillies seasonal finale.
Despite winning the showdown, albeit narrowly, and a perfect 4-for-4 record,
the Firestone filly was denied an Eclipse Award, as voters sided with the
Demoiselle runner-up, who had already won six stakes that year. Smart Angle won
the championship, but would it have been different if the Demoiselle had been
the BC Juvenile Fillies?
In 1999, Chilukki entered the Breeders' Cup with a
perfect six-for-six record, including five stakes wins. In the Juvenile
Fillies, she put her winning streak on the line against a pair of D. Wayne
Lukas fillies in Surfside and Cash Run. Surfside was the more highly regarded
one, but it was Cash Run who impressively carried the day at Gulfstream Park
over Chilukki (2nd) and Surfside (3rd). When it came time to vote on the
championship, Chilukki easily reversed the Breeders' Cup result with a sizable
win to nail down the Eclipse Award over the $1.2 million yearling purchase, but
winner of a lone stakes race at two.
While these two comparisons relate to this year's
decision, every Eclipse Award vote is like a snowflake; no two are quite the
same. Should Executiveprivilege be rewarded for her body of work, including a
solid performance when second on Friday, and two previous grade 1 wins, or did
the Breeders' Cup truly establish the better filly? Keep in mind that despite
winning only a single stakes score, Beholder was only a scant nose short of
Executiveprivilege in the Grade 1 Del Mar Debutante, before running the biggest
speed figure of the division in a romping allowance prep.
It's an interesting question, and one that I, myself,
am currently struggling in finding the correct answer, so … let the debate
begin. Who do you think should be the champ, Beholder or Executiveprivilege?
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That's what you get with that target on your back.
Correct call, stupid rule. Base is in fair territory but you have to run in foul territory to get there.
Done. If that is how this game is going to go I'm done.
crap on a cracker.....ball 4
make a mistake pitch
I think they will play for the double play.
Come on JJ...make em pay
seriously? First pitch?
I disagree. We are making contact. Three times they've had better than average defense to stop those hits. I think we will be fine at the plate.
Freaking great defense so far
Reyes obviously seeing the ball well with that at bat....crap...double bagger
So three innings of edge of your seat baseball?
Come on bats
Three games in Jacksonville. Belmont, Mercer and UNF.
Gators having fun
I have to wonder if that would have been ball four against India had taken the batt off his shoulder at one pitch.
St. Bonaventure in Lakeland TBD
Two outs from batters swinging at ball four.
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If this world operated on poetic justice or Karma or whatever you choose to call the principle, we'd have instant appropriate payback for our sins. What a way to train mankind to behave! For example, if a bully stole another kid's candy, it would immediately give him a world class stomach ache, one the offended child could enjoy seeing. He might not have his candy, but he'd have the satisfaction of revenge. If a student were copying someone else's paper, the teacher would pull her Taser from her desk drawer and give him some instant feed back. If you shoved some one out of line and broke in front of him, you'd break a leg and fall on the floor right there at the scene of the crime. If you drove off without paying for your gas, the pump itself would run screaming after you. Hmmm. I seem to be a bit carried away here, but you get the idea.
Unfortunately the world doesn't work that way. Way back in the sixteenth century, Mr. William Shakespeare said, "A man can smile and smile and be a villain." How very true. Consider, if you will, the used-car salesman. He's suave, debonair, and always smiling with more teeth than Jimmy Carter. Listen as he tells you that he's your best buddy and he's going to sell you a car for less than he paid for it. And if that example doesn't suffice, then consider the politicians. I don't need to explain that one.
Four centuries after Shakespeare wrote on human nature, someone wrote a book about why bad things happen to good people. It's a mystery to us. We want a just and instant god to swoop down and get our enemies-not us, mind you. No, emphatically-NOT US! When that young whippersnapper with strong healthy legs darts into the mall parking place I had my eye on, I want her to suffer immediately. When a person takes credit for my work, I want revenge and I want it right now.
And speaking of how the world operates, here are some other questions I sometimes ponder over:
1. Aren't we wasting education on the young? After all, when teachers have to try to force students to learn, there's a serious problem somewhere. Take it from me; it doesn't work very well-this forcing kids to learn. It's the older people who always say, "I wish I'd studied harder in school. If I could just go back, I'd do better." Teenagers as a rule don't apply themselves very well. Perhaps we should put them in the work force until they develop some sense. Then we could bring them in for some education later in life.
2. Why is it that by the time people actually gain a bit of wisdom, they have to move along? Some much of the world's knowledge sits inside gray heads that the younger generations can't wait to pack off to the nursing homes. Perhaps these people are just going on to the next realm where they are better appreciated and where they can develop further. Who knows?
3. Why don't we allow only intelligent people to have children? I realize of course that every one thinks he's is smart. Who would decide?
4. Why can't we slap people around a bit when they need it and get them back on the right path? If criminals truly suffered for their actions, wouldn't they stop and go in a different direction? Maybe an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth is not such a bad idea after all.
5. Why don't people learn from their parents' mistakes? We'd really be close to perfect by now if every generation learned from the mistakes of the former one. Fat chance!
6. Shouldn't life reward us for good deeds and punish us for bad ones? I mean now, not in the after life.
All this thinking is giving me a headache. Besides I only have questions, not answers. I think I'll go pick some peas and leave this pondering for a rainy day.
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12. Cox & Miranda DDS
777 Welch RdPalo Alto, CA 94304
From Business: Our goal is to provide each and every patient with the very best dental care in the most supportive and nurturing manner possible.
13. Grand Dental CareServices
I had to switch my dentist because I changed jobs and insurance providers. I came across Grand Dental Care online and decided to give them a try. …
14. Kao, Juei DMD
7455 El Camino RealDaly City, CA 94014
15. Cherukuri Siva S DDS Inc.Services
Dr SIva's office recently expanded the service to adults as well and it is gem!!! The moment you walk into this space you get a feeling that you are…
16. Barthman Jean E. DDSServices
801 Brewster Ave Suite 255Redwood City, CA 94063
From Business: Beauty, Health and Comfort. These words best describe the office of Dr. Barthman. Because of her years of experience and education, she possesses the latest knowled…
17. Hermansen Donald R DDSServices
1733 Woodside Rd Suite 110Redwood City, CA 94061
From Business: *Please contact us for more information
18. Dental Equipment Liquidators Inc
Serving the Redwood City Area.
From Business: Specializing in Quality Refurbished Dental Equipment. A-dec, Pelton Crane, Belmont and Many More Big Name Equipment. We offer Refurbished and New Equipment at Great…
19. Great Expressions Dental Centers
This place is incredible!! Dentist explaines everything, spends time with you, and asked what questions I have for him to answer. Love the staff too…
20. Dennis Macaulay, D.D.S.Services
584 S Mathilda AveSunnyvale, CA 94086
From Business: Quality Complete Dental Care for the Whole Family in a Setting of Quiet, Gentle Comfort
21. Affordable Clean Smiling Dental
Fantastic customer service & excellent price! I walked out with a brighter smile than how I walked in. Will definitely go back to complete the denta…
22. Powers Jeff DDS
160 Bovet RdSan Mateo, CA 94402
23. Clark Dean W DDSServices
2875 Middlefield RdPalo Alto, CA 94306
From Business: Dentist - Palo Alto 2875 Middlefield Road Palo Alto, CA 94306 650-326-5861 Dean Clark will have a short bio with brief information on their background. Please check…
24. Kim Jonathan H DDS Inc.Services
Treats my family like we are part of his
25. Casey Marie Herrera DdsServices
3301 El Camino RealAtherton, CA 94027
From Business: We provide care in the specialty area of Periodontics (the treatment of gum disease) and Implant Dentistry. We are committed to providing excellent care in a compas…
26. Santa Clara County Dental Society
1485 Park AveSan Jose, CA 95126
From Business: SCCDF has partnered with the Salvation Army and with Santa Clara County Family Court to provide services to individuals that are rehabilitating from substance abuse…
27. Nabeta Scott 1 DDS
425 Burgess DrMenlo Park, CA 94025
From Business: Please Contact Us for More Information
28. Jonathan Kim DDS IncServices
Dr. Kim and his staff are amazing I went there for a braces consultation and fillings and a whitening and I have never been more happy then when I w…
29. Hiura & Kato DDS Inc.
689 Colorado AvePalo Alto, CA 94306
30. Lee Stanley DDS
1095 Branham LnSan Jose, CA 95136
From Business: Lee Dental Group is a dental office located in San Jose, California since 1978. The services offered by the dentistry include bridges, implants, composite fillings,…