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WASHINGTON (AP) Ś The lone gunman keeps law enforcement officers across the country awake at night.
HeÆs hard to pick out of a crowd. He has no criminal record. Often, he hasnÆt told anyone about his plans. HeÆs compiled a weapons cache legally. He doesnÆt show up on any law enforcement radar until after heÆs acted.
The government has been more successful stopping al-Qaida from pulling off another Sept. 11-type attack than it has in preventing deadly shooting sprees such as the one in the movie theater in Aurora, Colo.
Law enforcement officials say itÆs nearly impossible to stop someone like James Holmes, the intelligent 24-year-old who, officials believe, killed 12 people and injured dozens of others.
The threat of the lone offender has become such a concern that the FBI in 2009 created a more than 25-member task force to identify common behavioral traits and characteristics. In 2012 alone, there have been 22 mass shootings, according to the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
To stop al-Qaida, the government attacked terrorist hideouts, froze major sources of terroristsÆ funding and made it more difficult for them to acquire weapons and materials to build bombs.
Holmes does not appear to be part of any terrorist or criminal network; officials say his purchases were legitimate and raised no red flags. Until Friday, he did nothing to bring him to the attention of law enforcement.
ōThereÆs no way you can prevent it. ThereÆs absolutely no way,ö said Peter Ahearn, a former FBI agent. ōIt was random. It happened. There was nothing that could have prevented that unless someone saw him loading his car with guns.ö
The Department of Homeland Security runs a nation-wide ōIf You See Something, Say Somethingö campaign. Ads encouraging people to report suspicious activity are displayed around the country, including in some movie theaters, the department said.
Even so, Holmes arrived at the theater dressed in black, outfitted in a gas mask, ballistic helmet, vest and leggings, black tactical gloves and protectors on his throat and groin. He was armed with an assault-style rifle, a shotgun and Glock handgun.
So far, law enforcement has not determined a motive for the attack, and no one has come forward to say they saw Holmes doing something suspicious. People have described him as clean-cut, studious and quiet. A man who had a drink with him just days before his deadly rampage said Holmes had a backpack and geeky glasses.
Holmes broke no laws when he purchased his weapons, and he passed the required background checks.
Previously enacted legal restrictions on guns might have made it more difficult for Holmes to buy certain weapons and kill so many people, but he still would have been able to purchase a gun.
In 1994, Congress approved a 10-year ban on 19 types of military-style assault weapons. This ban would have prevented Holmes from purchasing one of the four firearms police found on him and in his car Ś the assault rifle. The ban also would have prevented Holmes from buying new high capacity ammunition magazines so that he could fire off more shots before without having to reload.
But that law expired in 2004, and itÆs been more than a decade since gun control advocates had a realistic hope of getting the type of legislation they seek, despite predictions that each shocking outburst of violence would lead to action.
There is a law that restricts the purchase of body armor, but thatÆs only if the purchaser is a violent felon. ItÆs enforced through an honor system, as no background checks are required, said Dan Vice, senior attorney for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
Holmes also ōbooby-trappedö his apartment with trip wires and explosive devices set up to kill, police said. He appeared to use three types of explosives Ś jars filled with accelerants, chemicals that would explode when mixed together and more than 30 ōimprovised grenades,ö according to a law enforcement official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, citing the ongoing investigation. ItÆs unclear whether those materials were legally purchased or whether they were of such high quantities that purchasing them could have set off a red flag for an observant store clerk.
Many lone gunmen and lone wolf terrorists are intelligent and have normal cognitive functions, such as the ability to remember things, pay attention and concentrate, said Kathleen Puckett, a former FBI behavioral expert. Puckett did a study in 2001 for the FBI that examined lone offenders, terrorists and shooters. ōBasically there was no common denominator outwardly that you could see,ö she said.
This leaves any hope of stopping someone like Holmes to the average person to say something if he sees something suspicious, said Christopher Voss, a former FBI agent and hostage negotiator. ItÆs on the government to reassure people that theyÆre not being paranoid, or overreacting, when they see something that doesnÆt seem right, he said.
ōThatÆs really the only defense against lone gunmen Ś for someone to have said something when they wrote off their observations and instincts,ö Voss said.
In an intelligence bulletin, the FBI and Homeland Security Department reminded law enforcement about indicators of suspicious activity at entertainment venues such as movie theaters. Among those are significant changes to appearances from one visit to the next, missing hands or fingers, strange odors or bright stains on clothes, clothing thatÆs not appropriate for the season, an unusual interest in security procedures and loitering without an explanation.
When people first saw Holmes in the theater, he was a silhouette, taken by some in the audience for a stunt that was part of one of the summerÆs most highly anticipated films.
But then, authorities said, he threw gas canisters that filled the packed the theater with smoke and opened fire as people screamed and dove for cover.
ōThis does keep you up at night,ö Ahearn said. ōThereÆs nothing you can do to predict that type of crime.ö


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This song is much better than the one I just commented on previously. Again, though the vocal range isn't really there, it matches the feel of the song.
and like TheGoocher said, the not so subtle "dumb" line was funny good job.
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I love this song and the.. uhh.. "subtle" Dumb lyric-jacking. It actually sounds great! And the white noise actually kinda makes it sound, well, really awesome!
Really? I always hated the white noise but I'm glad you like it. I'm really happy with this song. It's my favorite besides this one http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/499098
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Returns Invested in Children and Education, a charity started in 2006 by Asia-based hedge-fund managers, has backed about 10 projects across the region.
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WSJ: What happens to the projects RICE funds beyond the initial grant?
Ms. Boudrie: Once I get approval from RICE's allocation committee, that's when we create a timeline and make milestones. That's where we really plan how we're going to achieve things together. It's not simply you want money from me, I write a check, and there you go. It's much more than that. It's easy to give away money, but it's not easy to give away money in a sensible way.
WSJ: Why did you decide to start your own company this year?
Ms. Boudrie: What I really like to do is all the sourcing and monitoring and developing of projects. What I don't like so much is, if you're the director, the administrative side, the legal side, et cetera. I started my own advisory company because I had other family offices and wealthy individuals who asked me for advice as well. I still function as the head of RICE, which I don't mind. There needs to be someone who represents it, and I'm happy to do that.


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Ryan McGee (2:00 PM)
Greetings my brothers and sisters and welcome back to the intermittent Monday Motorsports Block Party Chat. Before we start, I want to send out a prayer to the family and friends of Marcy Scott, longtime member of the NASCAR community. They are are attending her funeral service today (Monday) in Georgia. She was a dear friend who fought a long battle with breast cancer. If you've attended a race at any SMI racetrack or were a fan of the Busch Series in its glory days of the 1990's, then Marcy was a part of your life, too, even though you likely didn't know it. We already miss you, girl.
Michael (Dallas)
Hey McGee, I was at the race yesterday, and found it really boring to watch. How bad do you think yesterday's race was?
Ryan McGee (2:02 PM)
Well, first of all, it's too long. I think most Cup races are too long. I am a big believer in capping most races at 400 laps/miles or less. If a track still wants to keep the magic number 500 in the race title, do what Phoenix does this weekend and make it 500 kilometers. All they do down at PIR is sellout. Just saying...
Ryan McGee (2:02 PM)
Second of all, when a guy really hits it the way Jimmie hit it, the show gets stunk up. That's been true since they started racing at Indianapolis more than 100 years ago.
dwayne (queen city)
Goodyear needs to get their act together. You cant be bringing a tire that bad to a chase race, why not bring the atlanta tire? Kyle blew a right rear saturday and a corded a rf sunday. kenseth blew a tire testing, Gordon blew a lf which is bad. I just dont understand the logic behind there reasoning for that tire.
Ryan McGee (2:05 PM)
Not changing the tire for this race vs. April was a little odd. I hated it when they rolled out a new tire for the Kansas race a few weeks ago, but when they'd just run that new tire at Atlanta, a sister track to Texas, I thought maybe they'd being it to Fort Worth. Pretty safe bet that what they ran on Sunday won't be back when we go back to Texas next spring.
Dave (WI)
When will RCR announce plans for the Dillon brothers for next season? Will the truck team still be going, or is all the focus on the cup and Nationwide series?
Ryan McGee (2:09 PM)
Ty has already been announced in Nationwide, running alongside Brian Scott and Brendan Gaughan. Austin's Cup deal is waiting on one more piece of sponsorship before it's officially announced. They thought they were going to have it done by Charlotte, but had a last second issue. And yes, they plan on running in Trucks again in '14, per RCR VP Mike Dillon, but plans are TBD.
Mike P (Lenexa, Ks)
More likely to get a win before the season ends... June bug, Older Shrub or Bowyer... and if its Bowyer is his car under more post race inspection becasuse of Spin-Gate
Ryan McGee (2:10 PM)
June Bug. He's had three second place finishes in the Chase. But yes, if Bowyer wins, they might tear it down so far they get out the turpentine and strip the paint off of it.
Alex (SC)
A couple weeks ago at talladega dale Jr said he wanted Nascar to let the engineers do what they want at plate tracks and see who had the better car. What do you think.
Ryan McGee (2:11 PM)
I think that would be awesome for a test. If they did that in a race we'd end up with car flying into the air like it was Cirque du Soleil.
Rusty (Texas)
Ryan rate JoLo's & Keselowski's season so far.
Ryan McGee (2:13 PM)
I'd give them both B-minus. Logano is vastly improved. I was looking at his Chase numbers and he's been sneaky-good. Only five drivers have out-pointed him and he's one of only a handful of Chasers with at least three top fives during the eight Chase races. But inconsistency is killing him. Same with BK, who is running great now, but missed the Chase.
Mike P (Lenexa, Ks)
Did NASCAR deep down want the #24 to win the Chase to validate them for putting him in the case or are they getting it with Bowyer being 6th or 7th and out of contention
Ryan McGee (2:14 PM)
I don't think NASCAR cares who wins. If they did, Dale Jr. would have at least five wins this year and be leading the point standings.
Matt (Florida )
What's going on at Kbm? Closing the nationwide team?
Ryan McGee (2:16 PM)
Times are bad. I know the folks working there now have been told not to turn down any outside job opportunities. The hope is to find funding and keep going, but they are realistic and don't want to keep any current employees from finding jobs.
Ryan McGee (2:18 PM)
By the way, props to KBM's Parker Kilgerman for posting an 18th place finish in his first-ever Cup start. That's no small accomplishment when you consider how tough Texas is and how little resources Swan Racing has.
Greg (Pittsburgh)
What happened with the Marty & McGee theme song? One week you had one then one week you didn't?
Ryan McGee (2:18 PM)
Producer Jay needs to fix that, doesn't he?
Ryan McGee (2:19 PM)
Hit him up on Twitter @TheRealPodVader
Bob (Boulder)
Jimmie Johnson + snoozer of a race = What channel is football on?
Ryan McGee (2:20 PM)
Suddenly my idea of ending the season on Labor Day weekend doesn't seem so nuts, does it?
Nick (Nassau)
What voodoo has Jimmie and Chad used to suck up all the luck at Hendrick, leaving Gordon with a negative account balance?
Ryan McGee (2:20 PM)
I guess they forgot to light a candle last week at Martinsville?
Jose (NJ)
Is the thing about JPM mentioned in the forbes article really bad???
Ryan McGee (2:21 PM)
Yes. Anytime the IRS starts looking around your place, that's bad.
Johnny (Huntsville, AL)
In his post race press conference, Dale Jr. referenced the fact that the engine failure at Chicago made his team "change their approach" and just start going for wins every week. Since then their level of performance has increased dramatically. Do you think they have been doing too much conservative points racing this year and should have been going for wins all along?
Ryan McGee (2:24 PM)
They didn't really start "points racing" until the early fall to protect their position. And even then, their approach all weekend was to win, but if late in a race they weren't in a realistic position to do that, they played it a little more conservative. I think the terrible finish to start the Chase was a blessing in disguise because it allowed them a "what the hell" attitude and yes, they are definitely rolling the dice more. They did on Sunday with the short-pitting.
Ryan McGee (2:25 PM)
BUT...I also think that they are unloading much faster on Fridays. That always makes it easier to take chances on Sundays.
Tim (AZ)
Hey Ryan, I've read several articles in the past where Mr. Hinton has noted that when it comes to chase time, Kenseth turns super negative. This year has been different in that he's been overly positive, I assume to his feeling more at home on his new team and the increase in performance. But how deflating does it have to be to come back from two mistakes to finish 4th, but have the other guy have the performance that Jimmie had. Long story short, do you think Kenseth still genuinely feels like he could win this thing, or behind the scenes do he and Ratclif feel like they just can't do it without something out of character by the 48? Thanks!406!!!
Ryan McGee (2:28 PM)
Thanks for the 406 shoutout. (Which reminds me, download the Marty & McGee podcast every Tuesday at www.espnradio/podcenter!) I never felt like Matt turned "super negative" but I think he was admittedly frustrated when it seemed like they were out of the Chase running so quickly each year. This year he's visibly looser, but that also might just be our perception simply because we're not used to talking to him this late in the Chase!
Ryan McGee (2:29 PM)
I don't think he or his team is ready to concede anything. Not even close. And where the 48 team has always been able to get into the head of their opponents in the past, Kenseth is the kind of guy who is kind of impervious to that stuff.
Ryan McGee (2:30 PM)
This weekend will be a great example of his new lease on life with a new team. In the past you could basicallly write off Kenseth on the flat short tracks like Loudon and Martinsville. Not this year. And that means he's got new life at Phoenix, too. No one knows that better than Matt.
Katie (Nashville)
What F1, Indy Car driver could come to NASCAR right now and could perform and which driver could go to F1, Indy Car and perform?
Ryan McGee (2:32 PM)
In his glory days I always felt like Michael Schumacher could have driven a Cup car with no problem. He has a ranch in Texas and has been known to slip into a Richard Petty Driving Experience car from time-to-time, in total secret. And I have always believed that Jeff Gordon could have stepped into an F1 car and gotten up to speed in hurry. So did some F1 teams who approached him back in the day. I know Jackie Stewart was all over him.
Ryan McGee (2:33 PM)
As for IndyCar, I've always felt like Tony Kanaan was just a NASCAR guy with a Brazilian accent.
John (Plattsburgh)
What lower tier drivers do you believe will eventually make it to cup? (Even with an underfunded team)
Ryan McGee (2:37 PM)
It's actually pretty exciting how many young, talented guys there are on the way up right now, especially after this long drought of generic Cup Rookie of the Year winners. I like Chase Elliott, Darrell Wallace, Ryan Blaney, the Dillons, Dylan Kwasniewski, and our NASCAR Next driver from last year, Corey LaJoie. All of those guys have bright futures.
Ryan McGee (2:37 PM)
I wrote a story earlier this summer about the inevitable generational shift that happens every decade or so. We're on the cusp of one of those shifts, led by Kyle Larson.
Matt_33FL (Tampa,FL) [via mobile]
Could NAPA be looking at joining RCR on the #3?
Ryan McGee (2:38 PM)
Not likely. NAPA is gone.
Jeremy (South Hill, VA)
Two things: First, I'm really upset that yesterday's race fell short of my expectations. I really was in eager anticipation of a 10-wide finish, and the remaining 33 cars flipping over one another, EA Sports-style. Second, in all seriousness I understand that NASCAR needs some improvement--but not as much as some suggest--for the 1.5-mile program and rules packages. Have you heard any garage-area insight about the impact that the spacers/wickers on the roof will have on the racing quality at these venues. Seeing as I am a huge physics expert having taught Dawking myself (cough), I am actually pretty excited about those wickers. At Dayton and Talladega in the early 2000s, I remember seeing those cars, with the wickers, fan out on the back straightaway like a flock of pterodactyls. Pretty fun to watch.
Ryan McGee (2:40 PM)
Yes, our expectations can be a bit high. And yes, they are looking at some wicker stuff. The test at Charlotte two weeks ago was to try out some pretty aggressive stuff. To me, it's likely something very simple like a wicker. And as much as I love watching these guys go so fast, being faster doesn't typically translate into greater racing.
Jose (NJ)
In the Forbes article, the author writes, "Still, the IRS has nothing on Montoya and his advisors when it comes to chutzpah." That sentence alone I think can give fans some peace of mind, right?
Ryan McGee (2:41 PM)
There is plenty of chutzpah to go around there, yes.
Matthew (Pennsburg, PA)
Hey Ryan: I am a Greg Biffle Fan, but is there really any reason why he bumped the 48 car on Sunday? I thought he wanted to apologize and work things out.
Ryan McGee (2:42 PM)
Yeah, he was just messing with him. He quickly addressed it with a little Haha Tweet on Sunday evening. No matter his goal, I thought it was a little nuts. Imagine if he'd wrecked the points leader just messing around!
Mark (Albany, NY)
Ryan, I was really thinking about this yesterday & my ? to you is would Jimmie Johnson be as dominant of a driver with another crew chief? No doubt Jimmie has tremendous talent, but without the leadership
Ryan McGee (2:44 PM)
There is no doubt that all parts of the combination have to work right. That's true for the 48 now just as it was for the 24 with Jeff & Ray, the 11 with DW
Ryan McGee (2:45 PM)
If he was with a lesser team, he'd take those cars to whatever limit they had, too.
Ed (Bay City, MI)
Love being part of the 406. Keep up the good work. And don't forget about the music part of it.
Ryan McGee (2:46 PM)
Thanks. Yeah, we've had so many guests lately we had to park the Top 5's for a minute. With yet another country music awards show on tap this week, I know Marty will be lathered up.
Jolt (KCMO)
When you say Producer Jay, do you mean Jay Sodenberg, aka Pod Vader from the 06010? Pass it on!
Ryan McGee (2:46 PM)
Yes. Him.
Dan (NC)
Hitting on something is one thing, going from sixth to first in 15 laps with no one even able to run with them is out of this world. I'm not against the 48, but I seriously thought we'd hear later in the evening the car was illegal. Knaus and JJ are unreal.
Ryan McGee (2:47 PM)
It was nuts. It's rare, especially in this era, that we see a car that much visibly faster than everyone else. When he had new tires on it was like watching the Millineum Falcon.
Eric (Oh)
Why do you think JJ isn't respected amongst the fans and in sports? I am a diehard 24 fan, while my brother is 48 fan. We had a little bet at a sports bar, to see who people knew more. Gordon or Johnson? we ask 20 diferent people, 17 of 20 knew of Gordon, while only 6 knew of Johnson. i know nascar boomed in the 90's with Gordon, but it seems no one ever outside of racing reconizes the history of what the 48 is doing? In your opinon, Why?
Ryan McGee (2:49 PM)
You are absolutely right about Jeff Gordon. Even now, in the twilight of his career, he's still JEFF GORDON. To me, that's why he's on the NASCAR Mount Rushmore, not just for the impact he's had on the racetrack, but what he's changed off the track. The reason all these guys today have jets and mansions and more money than they can spend is because of the groundwork that Gordon and his team laid nearly two decades ago. Just like Earnhardt and Petty before him.
Ryan McGee (2:50 PM)
Johnson isn't as mainstream because the sport isn't growing like it was in Gordon's day. But within the sport, he's just as revered among his competitors as Gordon was when he was seemingly winning every weekend. And he is despised by a large chunk of the fanbase...just like Gordon was.
Anthony (Charlotte, NC)
Kahne posted his car number this weekend. At Phoenix, is it back to posting Newman's?
Ryan McGee (2:52 PM)
Probably, but then back to his number at Homestead. I wrote this in the ESPN.com Power Rankings earlier today - Over the eight Chase races, his average finish on the four 1.5-mile ovals is 8.5 and on the four other tracks it's 28.2.
Jeremy (South Hill, VA)
Your response to my question touched on something that I think is a bit over-stressed, at least in my opinion. While I understand that faster speeds don't always mean better racing, I think we have to be careful to make a huge leap--in my view too huge--and reduce speeds. Mike Bagley and Pete Pistone on SiriusXM referenced once a race at Ontario on YouTube in the 70s. Much slower speeds, and flat banking to boot. And it was a great race to watch. But you know what else I noticed? Empty seats. Not just sparse. Empty. Sometimes either NASCAR doesn't belong at a track (Ontario and now Indy in my view), or fans come to see other things, like their favorite driver/personalities which is another huge set of worms (corporate dollars, etc).
Ryan McGee (2:54 PM)
Sometimes it just doesn't work. I was there for the inaugural weekend at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana and we used to drive past the remains of the Ontario track every single day. Like Ontario, Fontana sold out all its events in the beginning, but faded away.
Jim Bob (Bama)
What type of reputation do these smaller teams have in the garage? Are there some who are well respected for trying to do it the right way? And are there some less respected for starting and parking or not getting out of their own way?
Ryan McGee (2:57 PM)
If those teams are really working toward building something, even if they are starting and parking, then they are respected. There are teams who were start-and-parks who were obviously doing it until they could bank the cash to start really racing. And there are teams who are starting and parking just because they can. Those teams aren't disrespected...they just aren't even really thought about. As long as they get the hell out of the way, no one cares.
Jose Canseco (Miami)
The 48 is on steroids, not the driver......the car
Ryan McGee (2:57 PM)
Well, you would know, Jose.
Vinnie (ATL)
Vettel is on an incredible run in F1. Just stating.
Ryan McGee (2:58 PM)
Keith H (Seattle)
What are wickers?
Ryan McGee (3:00 PM)
Essentially a little strip of plastic or metal that is attached to edges on the car. Could be the roof, the spoiler, a window line, anywhere. In open wheel racing they call it a Gurney Flap. It's a small but very effective aero device that can create tremendous amounts of air pressure to whatever side of the surface it's applied.
Ryan McGee (3:02 PM)
Alright folks, goota go. Hit me up on Twitter (@ESPNMcGee) and be sure to visit ESPNRadio.com/podcenter to download Marty & McGee. Until next time, tip the wait staff and enjoy the music of Nantucket.
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It would not be fitting in this paper to refer to the various milk epidemics of typhoid fever which have been recorded, but reference should be made to the rare cases in which the
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4 Tips for Your Healthy Gluten Free Summer Picnic
Backyard barbecues and picnics are nearly synonymous with summertime. After all, who doesn't enjoy gathering with family and friends, tossing a few burgers and dogs on the grill and chilling out in the backyard?
Of course, when you must live gluten-free, that's not quite as easy (or relaxing) as it sounds.
To keep your backyard barbecues and picnics safe, delicious and relaxing, as they should be – even on a gluten-free diet – check out these 4 Tips for Your Healthy Gluten Free Summer Picnic and fire up the grill!
1. Grill right.
A great barbecue could go up in flames if the grill is not free from gluten. Be sure to avoid cross-contamination by making sure the grill grate is thoroughly cleaned prior to use and by keeping gluten-containing foods away from the grill. For more on gluten-free grilling safety, read my article, "6 Tips for Avoiding Gluten on the Grill".
2. Meat matters.
Pure ground meat or poultry is naturally gluten-free. However, be sure to purchase only "pure" ground beef and not pre-made patties with add-ins like bread crumbs or seasonings that contain gluten.
Hot dogs are a bit more challenging due to the addition of wheat as a binder in some brands. Choose brands like Applegate Farms, Nathan's Famous, Dietz & Watson, and Boar's Head, which all claim to be gluten-free. Always be sure to read the labels, as ingredients can change without notice to the consumer.
3. Make it BUN-believable!
A good gluten-free bun is probably the biggest request I receive. While I love making my own hot dog and burger buns, and some of you do, too, there are times we just want to "grab and go" and that's when a ready-made gluten-free bun can be a lifesaver!
Udi's Classic Hot Dog Buns and Hamburger Buns can make summer picnics and barbecues feel like old times – without the worry of gluten getting in. That's because anyone will enjoy these savory buns – gluten-free or not – so you can pick up a pack or two and serve these to everyone! That's just one more way to avoid the fear of cross-contamination from "regular" bread products. And Udi's buns are also dairy-free, soy-free and nut-free, so they are ideal for those of us with multiple food allergies, too!
4. The Condiment Conundrum.
Most condiments like ketchup, mustard and mayonnaise are gluten-free so it is unlikely you will get "glutened" from adding these on your burger or hot dog; however, there are some brands we need to watch out for due to the addition of wheat or other gluten ingredients. Always read condiment bottle labels before consuming.
A more likely means of getting gluten from a condiment is via cross-contamination from using communal condiment bowls, bottles or jars.
For example:
- Your picnic buddies are eating their burgers on gluten buns and go back for the ketchup bottle – with the same gluten-y hands that held the gluten-filled bun. You pick up the bottle later, and although the risk is slight, for some of us who are very sensitive to gluten, there is a risk of gluten contamination. (Suggestion: Use a clean napkin to grasp the ketchup bottle to provide some protection for your hands, and wash up after using if possible, just in case.)
- A shared jar of mayo or mustard may mean gluten on your burger or hot dog. "Double dipping" of knives or spoons that touch gluten-filled breads contaminate the entire container. If you're not the first to use or using a dedicated jar, you may want to avoid these altogether or consider having your own individual packets handy. You can find these via minimus.biz, a very handy resource for small packets of ketchup, mustard, mayo, salad dressings, and more. These are great for travel, too!
You can even make your own condiments, if you please! Check out these simple recipes for myAvocado Mayo, Homemade Ketchup and spicy Chipotles in Adobo.
Now that you have these 4 Tips for Your Healthy Gluten Free Summer Picnic and know where to find excellent gluten-free buns for your dogs and burgers, you're all set for some relaxing backyard fun!
Happy Memorial Day!
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With 38 entries, all impossibly charming in their own way, the judges were hard-pressed to choose a favorite. But it was a contest and a winner had to be chosen. We judged entries based on the creative use of recycled materials, their visual appeal and the effectiveness of the messaging. It didn't take the judges long to determine that the entry from our Lexington Green (Kentucky) store took the (crab) cake.
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I've always wanted to go to the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, which begins Saturday, but I haven't made it there yet: too busy, this conflict or that conflict. It's a chance to see some of the best marketing and advertising creative work from across the globe in 24 categories. Is also a chance…
Next week, at PROMONext, Chief Marketer presents 5 top marketers from major brands. The speakers will share strategies, insights, case studies and results.
Gyro and Stein IAS were named the top B2B agencies of the year last night at the BMA's B2 Awards Gala at the Hilton Chicago.
It's a wonder that the space-nerds from "Big Bang Theory" didn't come up with this idea: an experimental "space balloon" that will circle the earth in an attempt to remove space junk threatening working satellites and spacecrafts. And, according to NASA, we sure could use one. NASA says that more than 500,000 pieces of debris, or…
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Chief Marketer's B2B Top Shops and PROMO Top Shops feature the best of the best. Does your agency have what it takes?
Only in the kooky promotion-marketing world might you find such a campaign: It's a new product from KFC: edible, lickable fingernail polish.
Chief Marketer announces the 2016 PRO Awards Finalists, a distinguished collection of world-class promotional marketing campaigns.


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Rio Guadalupe has been a family oriented resort since 1977 with CABINS, RV CAMPING, RAFTS, KAYAKS, TUBING, & Trout Fishing just downstream from Canyon Lake on the Guadalupe River and close to many great places to visit in the Texas Hill Country.
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Sept. 3, 2015
The 2015 "ESPN 101 High School Seminar" was held at Evans High School in Orlando on the morning of Thursday, September 3. ESPN's Jay Harris moderated the panel comprised of five sports industry professionals, who offered words of wisdom to over 400 seniors in attendance. The panelists were Lynn Thompson (Bethune-Cookman Athletics), Latria Leak (Orlando Magic), Corey Wynn (Daytona International Speedway), Latonya Johnson (Disney Sports), and Jhamie Chin (Orlando City SC).
Welcome Reception
Sept. 4, 2015
This year's Welcome Reception was held at EPCOT's World Showplace Pavilion on Friday, Sept. 4. The event was highlighted by keynote speaker Stephen A. Smith, who shared his personal story and offered words of advice to all of the student-athletes in attendance. After dinner the teams were able to step right outside the door and enjoy the Illuminations fireworks show as well as a night at EPCOT.
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Sept. 5, 2015
The 2015 Band Showcase featured Arkansas – Pine Bluff's "Marching Musical Machine of the Mid-South" and South Carolina State's "Marching 101" at Disney's Magic Kingdom Theme Park. The two bands led off the Festival of Fantasy Parade on Saturday, Sept. 5, one day before the MEAC/SWAC Challenge.
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Sept. 5, 2015
The Legends Award, established in 2009, pays tribute to individuals whose achievements have impacted HBCUs. The 2015 Legends Reception was held Saturday, Sept. 5, at Disney's Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World. This year's honorees included six-time Pro Bowl defensive end L.C. Greenwood (posthumously, representing Arkansas – Pine Bluff), three-time Super Bowl winner and current UAPB Head Coach Monte Coleman, legendary South Carolina State head coach and College Football Hall of Fame member Willie Jeffries, and five-time NFL Pro Bowl safety Donnie Shell (South Carolina State).
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Sept. 6, 2015
The 2015 Great Heart & Soul Tailgate featured the R&B musical stylings of Silkee Smoove plus the island atmosphere of steel bands and calypso. The pump-'em-up pep rally also featured the drum lines and cheerleaders from Arkansas – Pine Bluff and South Carolina State.
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Sept. 6, 2015
Arkansas – Pine Bluff's Marching Musical Machine of the Mid-South and South Carolina State's Marching 101 were on hand before the game to fire up fans before their teams kicked off the 2015 season.
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Widely considered the most highly-anticipated event of the entire weekend, the Halftime Battle of the Bands was an opportunity for our bands to shine. In 2015, Arkansas – Pine Bluff's "Marching Musical Machine of the Mid-South" and South Carolina State's "Marching 101" showed attendees that the beat goes on even while players are off the field.


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Just did this about an hour ago. Nailed it on the first attempt. The Richtofen route is definitely the easiest of the two. Requires the least amount of money/weapons/steps. Haven't even tried the Maxis route. But I don't even care to if you have to kill tons of zombies in a predetermined location.
Long story short, do the Richtofen route. It's easy. And the steps are a lot more forgiving than some of these videos have made them out to be. We all jumped on the tops of the elevators. Timing wasn't perfect. But they lit up anyway. Finding and standing on the remaining tiles is just a matter of trial and error. Shooting the orbs was cake. it's worth noting that you need to shoot each orb 10 times in a row with the sliqufier. So shoot one 10 times, it should start to spin. Reload, do the same with the next. Using the Trample Steams was as easy as setting them up on the zombie markers and leading less than 1 wave worth of zombies to them to hit the tower. Figuring out the mahjong tiles was the hardest part. But you were given one chance per wave. It only took us 3 waves to figure out the correct order. Bam. Achievement unlocked. Bring on the next one, Treyarch.
I'm all for helping out others with the achievement. But please, for the love of god... Do NOT message me if you: a)Have never completed an easter egg before, or b)have a shitty k/d. Seriously. I don't mind helping. But I DO mind carrying the 3 other people I'm playing with. It isn't fun for me.
Did you find the tiles, or just hit random corners?
I'll be doing Richtofens as well, Maxis needs a PAP Ballistic Knife :/
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The Bombers came to play Monday night, as they beat the Victoria Generals like a drum to the tune of an 8-3 win. The win was the team's second straight over the defending champion Generals, and the team has scored 23 runs in their last three games. Also in the ballpark, fans were treated to guest appearances from TV stars Rico and Raini Rodgriguez, and the first Monday Feast of the season, with 50 cent hot dogs, peanuts, and popcorn.
The Bombers were led by the top of the batting order, as the team's first four hitters combined for all but one of the team's hits. Particularly impressive tonight was center fielder Greg Olson from Sam Houston State, who got on base in all five of his plate appearances, with three singles and a pair of walks. The team was also impressive on the mound, as starting pitcher Michael Hilliard, also from Sam Houston State, carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning, while Logan Burch and Damian Rivera held the Generals scoreless in relief. Hilliard was credited with the win, while Rivera recorded a save on the evening.
The win kicks off an exciting week for the Bombers, who play tomorrow night at Shipwreck Grill's Pirate Night at Brazos Valley Bank Ballpark. On Wednesday the team will head to Coppell to take on the Copperheads, before returning home on Friday night for a weekend series with the Alexandria Aces. Friday night is Auction Night at the ballpark, and will offer fans the chance to bid on game-worn jerseys from their favorite Bombers. Saturday's game will be Bark in the Park night, as well as the first Kids Free Saturday, where kids and dogs will get in FREE, and kids will enjoy free food and tickets for the UPA Kids Zone at Brazos Valley Bank Ballpark.


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Thank you for sharing. Stunning piece of art from the US
amazing. Thank you for sharing
je suis hypnotiser
so amazing Model..great Shot and Light
donde consigo una chica asi?
Amazing work.
mega fajny światłocień ♥
gorgeous... I just don't like a lot of her eyes expression!
Very creative lighting in this. Terrific!
Sizzling siren in the sunlight!
beauty skin
The angled shadows and contrasting curves are wonderful.
Do Mariny podobna!
Gorgeous girl and and she has an amazing body!
Stunning work
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Julia Stiles — who became a bona fide teen star appearing alongside Heath Ledger in 1999's 10 Things I Hate About You — is reportedly in talks to join the next season of Showtime's Dexter, Entertainment Weekly spilled on Wednesday.
While the actress' potential role is currently under wraps, word is she's very close to closing a deal that will see her join the cast when the fifth season of Dexter premieres next fall.
Series star Michael C. Hall is currently in remission after successfully battling cancer earlier this year.
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I followed the recipe EXACTLY as written, but I think some of the proportions seem off. 1 cup of butter in that shortbread crust made it absolutely soaked and dense, nothing resembling a cookie crust. And 8 cups of diced rhubarb seems like too much. I had quite a bit chopped up and it measured only 6 cups, which was plenty because the custard barely covered it. I baked it exactly as directed but my custard never set and I couldn't get the knife to come out clean even after an hour. I finally pulled it out of the oven as the top was getting very brown and even starting to crack. So I added the meringue layer and crossed my fingers. The flavors are nice but the consistency was too soupy for my taste. I might try as little as 1/4 cup butter in the crust layer and stick with 4-5 cups of rhubarb because I think it releases liquid during baking and interferes with the custard and crust to make it all soggy. I'm open to advice here because apparently I've done something wrong.
I actually got to try this in person made by Debber and it is soooo good!!! I loved that she added strawberries to it as well. I am excited to try and make this for this 4th of July weekend! Thank You Debber
My mouth waters just from reading this! Can't wait to try it.
Ohmigawd. My favorite rhubarb recipe has just changed; this is IT. 10 stars--20...more! Debber, this is just incredibly wonderful (but you already know that.) 'ZAAR WORLD: This is incredibly wonderful! If you like rhubarb you will think you have died and gone to heaven. Plus, now I know how to grow rhubarb...is it too late for this season? Thanks Debber.


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Released: May 01st, 1992
Running Time: 69
Director: Nancy Nemo
Company: Vivid Entertainment Group
Cast: Mickey Ray, Randy West, Kym Wilde, Shawnee, Anisa
Critical Rating: A 1/2
Genre: Feature
The sight of Oriental lovely Anisa on the box has already made this one a top seller. The "plot" (and I use that item very loosely), of this wall-to-waller as best as I could figure out, has Kym Wilde working at "The Bureau of Sex Problems" 00 which seems to specialize in one-way phone sex.
None of the sex scenes have much to do with the "plot", each other, or anything else for that matter; and to top it all off, most of them will leave you cold. Strangely enough, however, in the midst of all this yuck, there is one scene that will rock your world: Mickey fucks Kym silly, pulls out, shoots his load, then goes right back to fucking her until she comes like a volcano erupting all over his dick! This scene is the only reason to watch this video—but hey, that's why they put a fast forward button on remotes!


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High atop Hathorne Hill, near Boston, sits Danvers State Hospital. Built in 1878 and closed in 1992, this abandoned mental institution is rumored to be the birthplace of the lobotomy. Locals have long believed the place to be haunted. They tell stories about the unmarked graves in the back, of the cold spots felt throughout the underground tunnels, and of the treasures found inside: patients' personal items like journals, hair combs, and bars of soap, or even their old medical records, left behind by the state for trespassers to view.
On the eve of the hospital's demolition, six teens break in to spend the night and film a movie about their adventures. For Derik, it's an opportunity to win a filmmaking contest and save himself from a future of flipping burgers at his parents' diner. For the others, it's a chance to be on TV, or a night with no parents. But what starts as a playful dare quickly escalates into a frenzy of nightmarish action. Behind the crumbling walls, down every dark passageway, and in each deserted room, they will unravel the mysteries of those who once lived there and the spirits who still might.
About the Author
Laurie Faria Stolarz is the author of the hugely popular young adult novels Blue is for Nightmares, White is for Magic, Silver is for Secrets, and Red is for Remembrance, as well as Bleed and its companion novel Project 17. Her work has been named n several award lists, including ALA Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers. She is currently working on a new series, also for young adults.