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Best X79 Motherboards, May 2013by Ian Cutress on 5/9/2013 10:00 AM EST
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abhijitd - Thursday, May 09, 2013 - linkGreat post Ian Cutress!
When is X89 scheduled to hit market?
So If i had a budget of $700 for CPU + Motherboard with the primary object of Photoshop + Gaming, should I wait for Haswell processor and go with LGA2011? Reply
extide - Thursday, May 09, 2013 - linkI would go with a 3570K, decent NON PLX Z77 board, 16GB of RAM, and as much GPU as you can afford. Reply
pixelslave - Tuesday, September 03, 2013 - linkI disagreed with the RAM choice if your main objective is PhotoShop, with occasional gaming. I would rather go with as much as RAM you can afford with a slower GPU -- reason? There are still a lot of things in PhotoShop that aren't GPU accelerated. In fact, some of them may never be accelerated. On top of that, your PhotoShop files are likely to be so big that the performance bottleneck will mainly come from the scratchdisk instead of the GPU. More RAM, faster HD (or even better, SSD, or a physical hard disk) are always PhotoShop's best friends. Reply
Gigaplex - Saturday, May 11, 2013 - linkAssuming Haswell ever comes to LGA2011 (I doubt it, it's not coming to LGA1155 either) it's going to be at least a year away. Reply
Casper42 - Wednesday, May 15, 2013 - linkHaswell desktops, aka Xeon E3 v3 should be here later this summer.
Ivy Bridge Xeon EP on the server side around October
Assuming they make a desktop part out of the Xeon EP (easy to do)...
Then you will see Haswell in the low-mid range BEFORE you see a new 2011 Ivy Bridge. Reply
Fiercé - Thursday, May 09, 2013 - linkHey Ian/Jarred,
Please consider using a tag for these regularly planned mini-roundups such as "Best 2013" or something, as it would provide a consolidated page for this stuff I can pass on to my stable of upgrading friends and family members.
Cheers, keep up the great work! Reply
IanCutress - Thursday, May 09, 2013 - linkI think we decided on the 'Product Recommendations' tag. I forgot to add it in, but it's there now :)
Ian Reply
geniekid - Thursday, May 09, 2013 - linkWhere's the "Go Baby Go" button on the Rampage? Reply
dgingeri - Thursday, May 09, 2013 - linkAs far as that ASRock board goes, I don't consider it a valid candidate for this. There are many, many reports of people receiving boards with damaged pins in the CPU socket right out of the box. Some I know to be competent DIYers who have handled LGA processors and boards before, and know how to deal with these sockets without damaging the pins. Yet ASRock continues to deny warranty replacement by accusing the customer of being the one to damage the pins. I don't trust ASRock products. Reply
drewp - Thursday, May 09, 2013 - linkYeah am I the only one who'd be wary of spending $600 on an asrock motherboard? Reply
mtoma - Friday, May 10, 2013 - linkI believe that a full featured motherboard, like ASUS Rampage IV Extreme has a disadvantage: longer boot times (under Win 7), jus because it has a LOT of controllers, a LOT of features, which consderably slow the post time/boot time. I know a lot of people who judge a computer just by looking by his boot times. And, an SSD helps, but not enough. I have seen that scenario on a tower PC (with 1 SSD plus 5 HDD) and on a HP Elite Book. Perhaps Mr. Cutress has an opinion? Reply
DanNeely - Friday, May 10, 2013 - linkYou're free to disable features on the mobo you never use to speed boot times. Reply
JonnyBlaze - Friday, May 10, 2013 - linkUEFI boards do not have a long boot time. Reply
Gigaplex - Saturday, May 11, 2013 - linkSome do. Reply
kwrzesien - Friday, May 10, 2013 - linksleep Reply
B3an - Saturday, May 11, 2013 - linkI have the ASUS Rampage IV Extreme and newer BIOS versions have a "Fast Boot" feature for Win 8, where the system will boot in under 10 seconds. I think it also improves Win 7 boot times as well. Reply
iamkyle - Friday, May 10, 2013 - linkJust in time for the Retail Edge Summer deal! Reply
Godigy - Saturday, May 11, 2013 - linkAny reason why the ASRock x79 Champion isn't listed? It offers a plethora of features, costs less than the BBXP2 and RIVE, has very good peripheral expansion capabilities (12x USB 3.0, 10x SATA, quadfire/sli), idiot-proof UEFI BIOS, and POSTs under 3 seconds (take off the gui POST). I think that it should be an honorable mention. I've had it for a while, and I haven't come close to being dissatisfied with the product in any aspect.
I need 1.34v to get my little 3820 to 4.7GHz (Phanteks cooler), and my Samsung greens are sitting at 2200MHz 10/10/10/24/1T 1.5v I don't think those are bad numbers. Reply
tribbles - Monday, May 13, 2013 - linkAre any of these motherboards recommended for workstation usage? They seem to be targeted at the overclocking crowd. Which X79 motherboard should one buy if they just want rock-solid stability, lots of I/O ports, and don't care a whit about overclocking? Reply
mapesdhs - Sunday, May 19, 2013 - link
Back in February I built an After Effects PC for someone using an ASUS
P9X79 WS; it's rock solid with a 3930K @ 4.7, 64GB @ 2133, Quadro 4000, two
GTX 460s for CUDA, two 256GB SSDs, three 2TB Enterprise SATA, etc. So, if
you're not going to oc, I'd say this was optimal, though quite frankly even
just a mild oc using stock voltage is simply extra performance for free.
Here's the rig & CPU-Z:
The case, PSU, HS and GPUs were obtained 2nd-hand to save costs, but the
mbd, CPU, RAM, SSDs, etc. were all new.
It was easily the easiest oc'ing experience I've had so far. Indeed, I was
so impressed with the board, I built a replica for myself to continue
researching CUDA, atm an open-bench setup while I sort out the same case
config (in this pic it's the board with the big black HS and 3 white fans):
One thing I realised with hindsight: if I'd put the PSU at the top, I could
have fitted 3 extra GPUs instead of just 2 (might change that in the future
if the user can bring the system back for a refit).
NB: at 4.7, the 3930K leaves my dual XEON X5570 Dell T7500 in the dust. For
CB11, the Dell gets 10.90, while the 3930K gets just under 14, and of
course single-threaded performance is enormously better with the 4.7 3930K
- something that can make a huge difference for pro apps that are limited
by basic CPU power such as ProE.
It's perfectly possible to build a "workstation" system using oc'ing
methods, it just takes a degree of care, smart choices & common sense. For
example, stability testing cannot stop with just the usual
Prime95/LinX/OCCT/etc. - none of these hammer a system anything like as
much as a real pro app can (a typical AE dataset can gobble 32GB RAM very
Do it right though and one can achieve performance levels equivalent to a
typical dual-XEON system for less than half the price.
Btw, I decided not to use the Extreme11 because the SAS setup doesn't
include any cache RAM, which spoils small file I/O performance; IMO Asrock
made a mistake by not including cache with the onboard SAS. It would have
added to the cost a bit, but the improved performance would have been
really useful for a range of pro tasks. As it is, using an SSD for an AE
cache connected to an Intel 6bit SATA port works really well on the WS, and
there's always the future option of exploiting SSDs in RAID0/1/10.
PS. GB-RS.com, I don't understand your rant about these boards. What
exactly is it you're doing that is so PCIe-limited? Are you using Tesla
cards in order to exploit the full-speed GPU-to-CPU return path? Plenty of
reviews & articles have made it clear that existing CPUs don't unlock PCIe
3.0, but so what? I don't know of any task that would benefit from that
kind of bandwidth anyway - right now the bottlenecks usually lie elsewhere.
I get what you mean about advertised features, etc., but in real-world
terms I can't see how it matters atm. Reply
GB-RS.com - Saturday, May 18, 2013 - linkIF, you want genuine PCIe 3.0 then I would think this through with extreme caution, asking direct questions and expecting answers from the manufacturer.
The number one question that has to be clearly answered is whether or not a CPU exists that can be used in the motherboard socket to provide "Intel Standard" PCIe 3.0.
The only LGA 2011 CPU's in the world (our world that is), are XEON's. I am using a XEON E5-1660. Check the Intel Specs on i7's and until you get to a XEON you will NOT find REV 3.0. Why do you think all of these motherboard makers have splattered ads all over the box indicating that it is 3.0, but dotted the box and webpages with little *'s and 1's that say, "PCIe 3.0 will only be enabled when using PCIe 3.0 compatible components"?
I put Intel i7 3930K's in a number of well know, expensive, and high end X79 motherboards only to find out that PCIe 2.0 was, in the final analysis, all there was.
NVidia has discussions about "patches", with a "use at your own risk" attached, and has in fact provided one to go with their drivers to "over-ride" the lack of PCIe 3.0 mystery, but last July of 2012 threw in the towel and basically said, "Best of luck to you all!" Yes NVidia did meet their end of the bargain by providing PCIe 3.0 600 series GPU's but I sure would like to know why a company that has had a PCIe 3.0 Graphics Card that is worth bragging about hasn't been more upset that most people never get to see what is "under the hood"?
The motherboard manufacturers have met their end of the bargain by providing boards and BIO's that support PCIe 3.0, but again why have I now exchange over 25 emails with a one of the biggest MB makers in the world but have not been able to get a very simple answer to a very simple question? Why aren't the motherboard makers upset that the X79 has been out for a generation and still there is not a "FIX" except to "hack your registry", that will make their board really shine?
So the question then is: where do you start looking for that secret missing "key" called a compatible component that will unlock this "Twice the speed!" that every enthusiast and build-your-own man, woman, and child around the world thought he/she was getting 1 1/2 years ago?
Every time I read a review I am so disappointed that I have begun my own effort to not just get answers but to get what we paid for, and I call it "AREA X79". Also there is an "AREA Z77" for those interested because if you read the Intel spec sheet there isn't a CPU made that is PCIe 3.0, capable of fitting in a 1155 socket, and has more than 16 lanes!! THERE ISN'T ONE!
If that is the case, except for those that spend an extra $200 and buy a Maximus Extreme V which has "faked" the extra lanes with PLX add-ons, once you populate a second PCIe 3.0 slot you just robbed the mother-load slot of 1/2 of its speed.
So why not run two cards in two PCIe 2.0 slots that are both x16? Because that would mean that motherboard companies would lose a generation of sales, just as is the case with the X79? AREA X79 and AREA Z77 are mysterious detours off the infamous I Roadmap and after you have researched this thing to death I'll bet my Xeon and the MB, that you will be upset and won't buy anything right now!
And don't let anyone tell you that your $580 video card isn't really able to use up all that a PCIe 3.0 slot has to offer; you can hardly tell the difference! It is your decision to make, if you want to spend your money on an expensive pair of video cards and put them in PCIe 3.0 X 16 slots for only a .0000001% gain in performance. Thank the CIA, Homeland Security, and the IRS for providing you that freedom and also let them know if it was "stolen" from you!
Yes, I know, they already know what has happened to us and when; and if in your research you discover that all of the branches of manufacturing that I have referenced in this "book" of a post, had already hashed out every detail 3-5 years ago, regarding what we have purchased today, then the word "conspiracy" might flash across your 24,000P Brain Monitor that you were "given".
They have to meet, share, disclose, protect, and trust, or you would have processors being made with no motherboards to put them in. I have signed an NDA or two and even the biggest of "enemies" in public, have lengthy periods of disclosing interaction long before we ever are happy with a new product. The problem is, that in is this field, you can't just be happy with one product, can you? Reply
ardi - Tuesday, October 29, 2013 - linkGB-RS.com,
Excellent comment!! I've had the same exact experience as you have. Do you have any update regarding the P9X79-E WS board? This is my current board btw. Reply
GB-RS.com - Saturday, May 18, 2013 - linkI had a couple of other bits of information that I wanted to share here that are considerably more on the positive side. I forgot to add them earlier.
And also before I forget I very much appreciate the update here on the Best X79 Motherboards of May 2013! I cannot believe how difficult it can be to find new and updated reviews, even if they are re-reviews of older products. Thanks ANANDTECH for printing this article; a much needed coverage of an important topic Ian. I hope you keep digging.
As I mentioned in my first post I have gone through a few motherboards and I have interacted with a number of companies and in particular one that I would enjoy providing some of my experience as a customer with the goal of a positive outcome that is a win-win for Corporation and Customer. I believe that if there is an "error" in this mix of motherboards, its consequences should not be passed onto the customer's wallet.
If I find that this company would like to bolt to the high ground and be the first and maybe only one to provide more than explanations and answers but also help and incentives that make it possible for this industry to become stronger at a time when many have doubts that folks like us will be around in the next decade, then I would like to help. It is possible and there are corporations that do want to go from 'Good to Great' via the customer connection roadmap; I have seen it first hand with a company like Dell.
So here is a possible solution to jumping into the X79 pool without having to pay an entry fee of more than $800. There is also the possibility of building a rather advanced, fast and reliable high-end X79 system right now that will give you what you paid for; even though the stakes are a bit higher. But I believe it is going to be good news for me come next Tuesday, May 21, 2013!
First, the results coming out of Taiwan this past fall were very much focused on the new X79 boards from Gigabyte. The Gigabyte X79-UP4 got the Ultra Durable 5 "Rave" review and the good news is that it lists the Xeon E5 1600 series as a compatible CPU.
I have put a sub $300 XEON E5-1620 in the Gig X79-UP4 and it runs very well. And the best news right up front was that my 680 4GB Graphic Card was running at Gen 3 (PCIe 3.0 X 16), even when idling. Often people have been told to push your PC and you might see the 2.0 jump up to 3.0, but in this case, it is what it is supposed to be all the time. And to add good news to better, I was able to populate another PCIe 3.0 X 16 slot and it had no affect at all on the video card slot performance. That second slot had an Areca 1882ix-12 4 GB REV 3.0 raid controller card in it and the difference between running that card in a 3.0 slot vs. a 2.0 would require a different thread!
The next good news on this combination of MB and CPU is that the total cost is under $550! It is interesting that this motherboard was a second generation refresh that made a big splash in Taiwan and walked away with a multitude of awards because of another big break-through (I'll leave the research to you but it is icing on the cake!) and I believe that overshadowed the improvements in areas where people weren't at the time looking for changes that were desperately needed and still are; genuine PCIe 3.0 in a X79 Motherboard, that was in a class and price range by itself.
The other possible good news is related to the only Asus X79 motherboard that has the E5 1600 and 2600 Xeons listed as compatible. It isn't made out to be a big deal with the Asus XP9S79 WS, but with their newly released P9X79-E WS that just came out a few weeks ago, they have PCIe 3.0 all over the box and web ads and the emphasis leads you to believe that there is a whole new world under the hood of this motherboard compared to its predecessor. I sent back two of the first edition because I couldn't get enough of a positive commitment to get me to climb out again onto a branch that was going to get sawed off.
I even contacted Amazon when I returned one and told them that I was returning it because the Amazon specs on its web page were different then the web page for the Asus X79 WS. Amazon listed 6 slots at PCIe 2.0. The techs at Amazon actually changed it based on looking at the Asus web page, but two days later it was changed back from 3.0 to 2.0.
I returned the first X79-E WS that I bought from a retailer that said I could test it and not be docked for a return but I didn't think it was fair for them to have to resell the motherboard as an open-box simply because the "makers" couldn't explain what they had made and how it would behave. And the real thorn in my side was why Asus put this on the box right below a huge PCIe 3.0 X 16 ad: "PCIe 3.0 will not be fully functional unless a 22nm processor is installed".
I am waiting on a response from Asus regarding; "WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR ME?" I am supposed to drop a $1,100 Xeon E5-1660 into this $475, code named "Express", brand new refreshed motherboard, that is the board of boards if you want Quad SLI with PCIe 3.0 X16! The other three of the seven slots are advertised as PCIe 3.0 X 8.
That board will be at my house on Tuesday and I am going to find out for myself, and I feel that I have asked enough questions and offered enough help that I am trusting that I will not be stuck with two items that are unable to live up to the advertised expectations that I have read in reviews, ads, and direct personal emails. I believe that it is very possible that the small print is there for anyone that tries to put an I7 3970X into the 2011 socket, and not for the person that does place a compatible Intel REV 3.0 2011 processor into that motherboard. I hope I am not wrong. I have appeared to moved up the decision making ladder to somewhere around the national director level and I am moving forward with an element of trust and also expediency as I have been playing in AREA X79, having left AREA Z77 with zero confidence, for a long time now.
This could possibly be a much too silenced issue and there are those who feel we are too close to a diversion, also known as new products, to start a dialogue now about how the XEON may provide a 6 month way of escape.
But seriously, what does it mean when an X79 motherboard disclaimer refers to the need for a 22nm processor to ensure a fully functional product? I have used this phrase before but here I go again; there isn't a 22nm CPU on the planet that can be dropped into a LGA 2011 socket, which we can buy, that is! So stay tuned. I love Sunday worship where I can talk to the One who isn't impressed by 22nm, but I have to admit I cannot wait for Tuesday's UPS truck!! Reply
mapesdhs - Wednesday, May 22, 2013 - link
Blimey, if you can afford Areca cards, I'm surprised you don't just use 2/4-way
pro boards anyway. :D
So what are you doing that needs the bw of that Areca? You made another long post but
didn't answer my question? What is your task that needs the bw of PCIe 3.0? 4K with
Flame or something?
Ian. Reply
Andy_1 - Friday, May 24, 2013 - linkThanks for an excellent post. I'm going for Xeons ;-) Reply
GB-RS.com - Sunday, June 16, 2013 - linkHere is my #1 Question, assuming that I don't find a following of about 20,000 enthusiasts and bring Intel to its knees for putting Rev 2.0 CPU's into LGA 2011 sockets and doing nothing about it for 18 months; Will the XEON E5-1660, although already saving my hide on my 2011 build, will it have what is needed to support the new X89 motherboards?
YOU CANT TAKE THIS TO THE BANK; IF Intel releases a 4930K, then yes of course it will HAVE NO CHOICE but to provide, in addition to PCIe 3.0 support (No CEO would be that brainless to try and pull the same scam off twice, back to back, and leave PCIe 3.0 off again!!) Intel is going to have to take the focus away from the HIDEOUS and OBVIOUS FALLOUT OF ONLY ADDING PCIe 3.0, and it will do so by drawing attention away from AREA X79 SCAM #1, which was given a pass by motherboard makers, and so sad to say, we the enthusiast; and it Do THIS WITH ALL OF THE GOOD WILL THAT IT CAN FABRICATE by something similar to the "SHOCK and AWE" syndrome that so captivates the PC community's attention that we all become "Blinded by the Light of a very old but very forgotten promise; 8 NATIVE INTEL USB 3.0 ports and 10 NATIVE INTEL SATA 6GB/SEC HD PORTS.
If it doesn't add these two items, which everyone seems to have forgotten were on the "ALMIGHTY Roadmap", but pulled at the last minute,( along with the whole reason for the CPU in the first place: PCIe 3.0), well then it is going to be glaringly obvious that all Intel did with the release of this new 3Q CPU is add what everyone forgot was missing or never thought through the implications of what it meant that Intel never gave it in the first place. Simply put: INTEL HAS NOT CHOICE BUT TO ADD 8 USB 3.0 NATIVE INTEL PORT AND 10 SATA 6 GB/SEC HARD DRIVE PORTS.
And motherboards makers will sadly and silently, but the cords with the companies that saved their reputations; good bye Asmedia and Marvell- but we will have to thank you in a private second class USPS delivered letter.
So my BIG QUESTION IS this: Will the XEON E5-1660 have the "guts" to support Native Intel USB 3.0 and a Healthy # of SATA 6GB/sec ports that will be found in the newly released "UNFUTURE-PROOFING X89 which will kick IMITATION FUTURE-PROOF X79 to the curb?. We already know that the existing LGA 2011 i7 CPU's didn't and couldn't live up to the "Rigorous" standard of MOORE"S LAW and "OUR SURVEY SAYS, WHEN WE ASKED 10 PEOPLE IF THEY COULD WOULD THEY GO BACK TO THEIR X58, KNOWING THAT THE X89 IS WHAT THEY WANTED?"; 95% would have been happy to live with their "already paid for X58's PCIe 2.0 X 16"!
This is easily one of the Biggest Comical lines of technology in the past ten years: "AT LEAST THE X79 MOTHERBOARD OWNERS ARE "FUTURE PROOFED"! ROTFLOLWVCOMN, (with vomit coming out my nose)!
What is future proof about owning the X79? Unless Intel ONLY ADDS ONE ITEM TO THE NEW CPU and I mean ONLY ONE; which would be PCIe 3.0, the current X79 Motherboard will not be known as "FUTURE PROOF"! Rather it will be known as "FOOLS PROVED".
For when the X89 has 8 USB 3.0 Ports and 10 SATA 6GB/Sec Ports, with no need for complaints about them not being INTEL CPU Native features, what FOOL is not going to PROVE the point exactly, by going out and buying the first LGA 2011 Motherboard that he/she EVER should have purchased. Who is going to buy a new 4930K and put it into the X79 and continue to call the technical support line and ask why only the older 3 GB/Sec ports can be incorporated into a Raid configuration.
Now we know what a minor league pitcher feels like when he is brought up to pitch for one came; not because he is good enough but because the Major league staff is sick and cannot get the job done. 3GB/sec SATA Raid, and USB 3.0 driven by an "off-brand" is like buy $100 box seats to watch a relief pitcher brought up from the minor leagues, have his ERA climb to 10!
BUT, back to the XEON- Will that CPU be a 'FUTURE PROOF" CPU that will be fully functional in the X89 Motherboard? If I knew the answer to that question today, it would change my life and bank account! I would keep this brand new CPU and get ready to put it to good use, or I would sell it immediately and run my Xeon E5-1620 in my Gigabyte X79-UP4 for the next few months and put $1,500 in the bank.
Anyone with the answer to that XEON QUESTION and what role it will play in X89 motherboards will get dinner for two at the Intel executive dining hall!
PS, Did you ever wonder how all of the X79 mother board companies, knew well in advance of Intel's announcement that it couldn't get the features it planned on, into the Sandy Bridge E; they all had miraculously recovered with incredible speed and somehow did what "no man has done before", and had LGA 2011, Intel X79 Chipset motherboards on the shelf and ready for sale, even though it only had a meager two Intel Sata 6GB/sec and ZERO Intel X79 Chipset USB 3.0 ports.
What took place at AREA X79 may be just a slightly less unknown mystery than was once thought.
Would you not like to know when Asus, Gigabyte, EVGA, and all the rest signed deals in secret with Asmedia and Marvell?
HOW DID WE MISS THE WRITING ON THE WALL, EVEN IF IT STARTED IN AREA X79 and AREA Z77; for it doesn't appear to be escapable that there was a high likelihood of collusion; long before we all FUTURE PROOFED OUR VERY EXPENSIVE X79 PC.s! Reply
GB-RS.com - Sunday, June 16, 2013 - linkMotherboard Makers will have to silently "CUT" the cords with the companies that literally saved their reputations; having to say good bye and thank you to the Asmedia's and Marvell's in a letter secretly sent USPS second class. Reply
rpg1966 - Monday, August 19, 2013 - linkSo *that's* where all the tin foil went. Reply


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I get a lot of emails from people starting out who want to learn web design.
I usually say, design website because that's how you learn.
And there's TutVid.com, Planet Photoshop, Lynda.com, W3 Schools
Plus, I find forums very helpful, for example Estetica Design Forum, DesignForums.co.uk, Designer's Talk, there's Digital Point and Sitepoint for more code/technical queries, the WordPress forum is excellent and there's Warrior Forum for internet marketing issues.
And, you can follow designers on Twitter, and LinkedIn groups and, maybe but not for me, FB groups?
Has anyone any other advice on how to learn web design?
By books.
Some topics that should be covered:
Thanks, kohoutek, can you recommend any books about design theory?
For an introduction, I can recommend Graphic Design Theory by Helen Armstrong, Visual Grammar by Christian Leborg, and the ABC's of the Bauhaus and Graphic Design Theory by Ellen Lupton and Abbot Miller.
Great recommendations i am looking for any and all input since i recently started working on web sites. If anyone has any other suggestions i would be grateful.
Thanks kohoutek – I'll check those out.
Since we're on Sitepoint, MarkTheUser – I really found this book useful but this was 5-6 years ago, however the book has been updated twice since then: http://www.sitepoint.com/books/html3/ Build Your Own Website the Right Way Using HTML & CSS - it was a good introduction for me but it depends on your level. I knew a little bit of HTML and CSS before I read it.
There's so much resource on the net now you can find almost any type of quality information. Books are great too for referencing or (as i've used them) to focus on specific elements of design (i.e typography, colour theory etc).
I think the main thing is that you have the self-motivation to play around, and that you enjoy it. I learned almost everything from making and breaking things, and filled the rest in with reading. Good luck!
I always recommend the book The Principles of Beautiful Web Design by Jason Beaird. It's a fantastic book that goes through tons of the items that kohoutek mentioned. Not only that, but it's a super interesting read and is very well written.
I recommend ebooks. Thats what i use and it really helps. Forums also...a forum like Sitepoint would be better as this forum has really impacted much in me compared to even my countrymen forumts
The online version of the Web Style Guide is always worth a read.
I would say the best way to learn web design, well for me anyway, is to read up on it and go along following tutorials whilst doing it. Kind of turning it into a trial and error and just playing around with settings and codes and see what turns out.
That's a great link, spufi!
Best ways to learn web-design are:(i)First of all Practice,it is the best way to learn. Practice, practice and practice.(ii)Learn blogs and web tutorials.(iii)Attend seminars and join public and private groups.
The best way to learn web design is to use your own "Thoughts & Ideas" and bring them all together.For example I usually just go to the brooklyn bridge in New York & look at the scene & just come up with ideas from there.
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Good luck!
I think the best approach is the so-called "Learn by doing" approach (it seems to apply to most things!) - of course in order to start doing things you will have to read up on how to get started, and add items to your "toolbox". My point is that a book in itself is great, but I think most people who read through a book will not remember half of the code examples etc. until they actually sit down and try them out.
A book to me is a "tool", a source of information, but unless I want to have the book with me at all times to look up things or reference, I have to try out the examples and learn by doing.
I recommend ebooks. Thats what i use and it really helps. Forums also...a forum like Sitepoint would be better as this forum has really impacted much in me compared to even my countrymen forumts
Bingo! Ebooks for a PC/Tablet is the way to go. Plus, they are cheaper and they dont take up space in your crib. You dont need a tablet, but if you do get one, I recommend ASUS Transformer 300.
Disclamer: I don't work for ASUS, just sharing my setup.
I think Wordpress is all you'll ever need
It is if you never actually intend to design a site.
I would like to prefer W3schools for learning web design in basic. After that we can learn with tutorials and videos.
Web design. What do you want to learn? Web design is split two parts: a web designer and a coder. With the web designer, you can learn photoshop, illustrator . . . and with the coder, you can learn html, css, javascript, jquery, flash . . .


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CabarGay 6
CabarGay Productions
Friday, January 25, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
CabarGAY is a musical extravaganza---with wigs--starring two gay men who are queerer than Rip Taylor at a glitter factory. What began as a living room romp, CabarGAY has become a grand celebration that proves it not only gets better, it gets gayer. In fact, thanks to our incredible turnout last year and the demand for more seating, we've moved to a real 200 seat theatre with a LIVE 3-piece band! So bring your friends, your lovers, and your straight guys who like to be felt up by a man with false eyelashes.
The show begins at 8:00 SHARP, however we recommend you get there by 7:15 to enjoy FREE pre-show cocktails served by a HOT, Shirtless Bartender!! Also, if you're homophobic, religious, or easily offended by off-color jokes...please come.
Must be 21 or over to attend.
ALL proceeds will benefit LifeWorks Youth Programs at the GAY & LESBIAN CENTER LOS ANGELES. So think about it, if you don't come, then some gay kid is probably gonna be homeless and it's all your fault...just sayin'. If you can't attend, you are still welcome to make a donation via eventbrite and get the chance to feel all warm and fuzzy inside without any booze! This is a completely foreign concept to Jake, who is already rehearsing drunk, because let's be honest about how we get him to dance. (Did we mention the HOT BARTENDER?)
YOU CAN BUY TIX AT THE DOOR (cash only please), HOWEVER WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO RESERVE THEM ONLINE VIA EVENTBRITE. If you reserve you will be put on a list and guaranteed a seat.
When & Where
The Renberg Theater
Gay and Lesbian Center
1125 N McCadden Place
Friday, January 25, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PST)
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UK sales team High Point Media Group has inked fresh deals for Jason Ford's hoodie horror Community, including Matchbox Films for UK, Bridge Rights for Germany, Epcott for Japan, Non Stop for Scandinavia and Rialto for New Zealand.
Grindstone Entertainment has North American rights, with Lionsgate Home Entertainment set to release.
The horror has played at Sitges, FrightFest and will screen at the upcoming Brussels Int'l Fantastic Film Festival.
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Diane Klimaszewski (born 13 September 1971; age 45), along with her identical twin sister Elaine, played the two Butterfly Dancers on Rigel X in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Broken Bow". Both of them hosted the mobile entertainment show Twins TV on Sprint PCS.
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Evo-Stik Div 1 South & West.
Evesham United 0 Cirencester Town 0.
CIRENCESTER TOWN can feel a little hard down by that they did not come away from the Jubilee Stadium with all three points after an entertaining tussle.
Evesham fielded a quartet of Ciren old boys in Matt Sysum, Carl Brown, Marcus Palmer and Jared Wilson, while the visitors gave debuts to former Slimbridge captain Shane Anson at right back and Academy winger Josh Morse.
Ciren carved out the first real opportunity of the game in the tenth minute when a good run and cross from Morse was met by Sam Collier, whose glancing header whistled just past the post.
Three minutes later, Anson made a great run from defence down the right and his inch-perfect cross to Morse was met with a thunderous shot which was deflected for a corner.
From the resulting Wells set piece, the visitors almost went ahead as Ellis Dunton crashed a powerful header against the bar.
As Ciren continued to dominate, a long, raking Wells pass in the 27th minute found Morse, who beat three defenders to the byline before picking out Collier. The striker got his shot away but Evesham keeper Tom Cross made a save.
Wells and Morse combined well again, this time the debutant's drive was tipped over for a corner.
Cirencester were playing great football with Wells commanding the midfield and before the break they had two further chances – Leigh Henry heading just over the bar from a corner and Scott Griffin taking an opportunist shot from the halfway line after seeing the keeper way off his line.
In the second half, Ciren played into a stiff wind but again made the running.
Morse hit a ferocious shot which was deflected for a corner and then in the 56th minute, after a tremendous 60-yard run from Wells, he fed Aidan Bennett who hammered a right-footed shot which Cross did well to push over the bar.
Anson was enjoying a dream debut with well-timed tackles, while breaking forward at every opportunity, and Henry and Chris Thompson were solid at the back when called upon.
Ciren's final chance to win it came in the 76th minute when Collier's goalbound header from a Wells free kick was well saved by Cross.
The game ended with a full scale skirmish between the sides after a foul by Dunton which resulted in booking for five players.
Cirencester Town: Garner, Anson, Dunton, Thompson, Henry, Mortimer-Jones, Wells, Bennett, Collier, Griffin (Shepherd, 75), Morse. Unused subs: Beeden, Washbourne, Hooper, Hawkins.


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The Piggery is a family friendly, sports themed restaurant in the heart of Chicago's Lake View neighborhood. We feature the same Flintstone size, fall off the bone ribs that have been served at this location for over 65 years. We have a "Comfort Food" menu which emphasizes pork as well as other home cooked entrees, sandwiches, and burgers. Our buns and desserts are baked fresh daily.
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The National Museum of Play at The Strong is a children's museum that has family attractions throughout the year and emphasises the importance of play in childhood. Its whimsical architecture, use of strong primary colours and many interactive exhibits make it a great venue for kids and adults alike on your trip to Rochester.
George Eastman House showcases the man behind Kodak. This 50-room mansion was his home, and is now a museum devoted to film and photography. White Hope Cemetery contains not only some spectacular monuments but also priceless examples of rare plant species. This first Victorian municipal cemetery in the country, it also has some lovely walkways for jogging or strolling.
The Rochester Museum and Science Centre is packed with fun interactive exhibits on every aspect of science and technology, and kids will love it as much as adults. It's widely regarded as the best museum of its kind in the whole of the Northeast region.
On no account miss seeing the Strasenburgh Planetarium while you're in Rochester. On a clear night the star displays are truly spectacular and the observatory's powerful telescope is available for the public to use under supervision.
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The Lyman Great Plains Rifle is a replica of the gun carried by western pioneers and fur trappers. This classic muzzleloader offers high-quality features including a 32" barrel with 1 in 60" twist, double set triggers, Hawken-style lock, adjustable sights and wooden ramrod with entry thimble and nose cap. This is an unassembled kit and requires minor inleting and metal finishing. Complete instructions included.
- Stock needs to be inletted for the barrel, lock assembly, trigger guard and assembly.
- Stock needs to be sanded and finished.
- Barrel needs to be draw filed and finished.
- All the steel fittings require some form of metal finish.
- Detailed instructions are included.
- Kit includes an introductory manual on muzzle loading rifles, pistols and shotguns.
Technical Information
Barrel Length: 32"
Twist Rate: 1:60"
Overall Length: 49"
Weight: 9-1/4 lb
Stock: Unfinished
Barrel Finish: None; in the white
Sights: Adjustable
Ignition Type: Percussion


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Smart Rally At The Glen 3 July 11th - July 13th, 2014 Please follow the Smart Rally At The Glen group on Facebook! BUYING TICKETS: Once Mike gets back to me with a good line of contact for our ticket requests, he wants folks to purchase tickets from him directly. I'll post that up when I get it - which will be soon. If you don't want to buy early from him, you can buy at the gate. I have no involvement…See More


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We eat waffles often at our house. But rarely for breakfast. Too much fuss, too early in the bleary a.m. It is breakfast for dinner, or lunch. The waffles might be amaranth, buckwheat, corn, Montina, teff, or simply Bob's Red Mill gluten free flour. I use whatever I have. I started all of this long ago, with a buttermilk wheat recipe and experimented with every single gluten free flour I could get my hands on. It has also proven to be a nice way to use up bits of leftover flour, all mixed up. Every combo, of this and that, has been eagerly eaten.
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The latest batches have gluten free and dairy free. Amazake works nicely, but it is expensive and hard to come by. Apple juice is a convenient and inexpensive solution. Gluten free, dairy free, both, any way, it is always a treat. Waffles with fruit and nuts is one of my very favorite meals.
Tuesday lunch in the garden
It was sunny and warm. Perfect for Quinoa Cocoa Waffles with chocolate syrup and raspberries picked from the back of our yard.
Sometimes I feel claustrophobic walking through our garden. The berry patch is huge, 30 feet by 15 feet. The canes reach to my shoulder and you must be careful not to inhale the clouds of mosquitoes that reside there. The amaranth is to my chin, just starting to bud. The pole bean tee-pees are seven feet tall and the vines are twirling together over the tops. Looking out over this lushness makes me feel rich. And peaceful. We have plenty, more than enough.
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So the simple waffles just enhanced my contentment. A light crispy crunch, rich chocolate syrup, bright tangy berries. Chocolate for lunch, overlooking abundance, what could be better?
Quinoa Cocoa Waffles
|serves 2
|metric measures
|2 tablespoons cocoa
|12 g
|7/8 cup quinoa flour
|110 g
|1 tablespoon sugar
|15 g
|1 teaspoon baking powder
|4 g
|1/2 teaspoon baking soda
|3 g
|1/2 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup apple juice
|3 g
180 ml
|1 egg
|50 g
|2 tablespoons oil
|30 ml
Preheat waffle maker.
Preheat oven to 150 degrees.
Put 2 tablespoons cocoa in a 1 cup dry measuring cup. Add quinoa flour to the top and level with a knife. You'll have 7/8 of a cup of quinoa flour. Add sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Combine well.
In a small bowl, whisk together apple juice, egg and oil.
Add juice mixture to quinoa flour mixture and whisk until smooth.
Pour into the waffle maker and bake until the steam stops. Remove waffle from the maker and place right on the oven rack to keep crispy while the second waffle cooks.
Serve with your favorite chocolate syrup. I simply microwaved semisweet chocolate with some oil until it melted, for a super rich and low carb sauce.
These would be equally lovely with a peach sauce. What kind of waffles and sauce do you like best?
We are happy to submit this post to Andrea's Recipes Grow Your Own recipe round up. GYO celebrates home grown foods, something we can all be proud of. Thanks Andrea for hosting!


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The Society's collection of encyclopedias includes more than sixty complete sets, amounting to over 850 volumes. Over thirty different titles are represented. While these titles include several works from abroad and from the seventeenth and twentieth centuries, the collection focuses on nineteenth-century American imprints. Editions published before 1821 are considered part of the Dated Books collection and are accessible online catalog.
The collection includes not only voluminous, general encyclopedias such as those compiled by Thomas Dobson, Abraham Rees, and Francis Lieber, but also brief, specialized works such as the Encyclopedia of Wit (Philadelphia, 1817) and Every Man's Mine of Useful Knowledge (Montreal, 1871). Because encyclopedias have been continually revised and updated, many titles have been collected in multiple editions. For example, the Society's four different editions of the Encyclopedia Britannica span the period from 1771 to 1926. Such holdings illuminate changes in scholarship and book production. Encyclopedias published before 1841 have been cataloged online; the readers' services staff should be consulted access to the remainder of the collection.
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'I don't believe just 'cos ideas are tenacious it means they are worthy,'' sings Tim Minchin his tender 2009 ode to a typical Australian family christmas, White Wine In The Sun.
Minchin was singing about church hymns with their ''dodgy'' lyrics. But he might as well have been referring to the annual mall-to-wall assault of traditional Christmas songs piped at us in department stories, supermarkets, restaurants, on radio, in elevators, on escalators - just about any public space wired to forcibly cheer people up en masse.
Don't get me wrong, Christmas carols are cheerful, sweet and have their place. The Coogee Carols, for instance, or anywhere people opt into a festive singalong. Children love them too, reason enough for their existence. But do you know why kids love singing carols? Because the songs are still new to them.
But after hearing Jingle Bells so many times that it morphs into a trilling earworm, you begin to suspect it would come in handy at Guantanamo Bay if terrorists ever developed a strategy to counter water torture. Likewise Away in a Manger, Deck the Halls, Good King Wenceslas, The 12 Days of Christmas, Silent Night …
''Siiiiiiiiiilent Niiiiight, hoyyyyyyyyyly niiiiight. Aaaaaall is calm … '' No it's not. All is pretty damn testy actually, as we navigate heaving, stressed crowds desperately searching for something for relatives who claim ''anything will do'', when we know that's just not true. It's time retailers overhauled their Christmas playlists, and ushered in a fresh set of December standards. We need Christmas songs for a secular society, which we can find emotional resonance in and make us stop and think - accept our dysfunctional relationships but appreciate the importance of family and friends.
Maybe they could make us laugh once in a while, too?
Good christmas music is out there - it's been out there for nearly 60 years: Elvis (1957), Ella Fitzgerald (1967) and Phil Spector (1963) each made excellent christmas albums. Spector produced A Christmas Gift for You from Philles Record, and he had the foresight to include four songs by Darlene Love, whose seminal Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) has produced many excellent covers by artists as diverse as REM, U2, Joey Ramone and Death Cab for Cutie, although none beat Love's original. Each year since 1986 (bar one) Love has sung it on David Letterman's talk show before Christmas (and does again Saturday night, New York time).
The Pogues, Bruce Springsteen, John Lennon all made Christmas songs that became bonafide classics. And they're still being made. In recent years Weezer, Train, Florence and the Machine and Dashboard Confessional have either written fine Christmas originals, or reinterpreted classics in a way that made them work as good songs in their own right. Benji and Joel Madden's new charity single, Let the World Be Still, strikes the right notes, too. Of course, new doesn't mean better - witness Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta's I Think You Might Like It. We reckon you might hate it. But that's a strong word at this time of year, so better to focus on some songs you can love.
So here are our suggestions for a Christmas playlist that won't drive you crackers.
Santa Baby, Eartha Kitt
2000 Miles, the Pretenders
White Wine in the Sun, Tim Minchin
Happy Xmas (War is Over), John Lennon
Fairytale of New York, the Pogues with Kirsty MCcoll
How to Make Gravy by Paul Kelly
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home), Darlene Love (or Death Cab for Cutie)
Last Christmas, Wham! (but preferably Florence and the Machine)
Christmas in Hollis, Run DMC
Christmas Time (Don't Let The Bells End), the Darkness
The Only Gift That I Need, Dashboard Confessional
This Time Of Year, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Bruce Sringsteen
Santa Claus is Back in Town, Elvis Presley
Merry Christmas Everybody, Slade
A Great Big Sled, the Killers
Alone This Holiday, the Used
A Christmas Song, Weezer
Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight), the Ramones
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SUMMERSVILLE, W.Va. (AP) - A Nicholas County magistrate has cut reality show "BUCKWILD" cast member Salwa Amin's bond in half.
The 24-year-old Amin had been held on $200,000 bond
at the Central Regional Jail since her arrest late Sunday night. She's
charged with two counts of possession with intent to deliver a
controlled substance.
Her lawyer, Michael Callaghan, says Amin's bond was reduced Wednesday to $100,000 cash. She waived a preliminary hearing.
Callaghan says he expects Amin to be released within a day or so.
He says they will address the charges at the appropriate time.
West Virginia State Police say a multi-agency task
force arrested Amin and two other people at a Summersville residence
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HOUSTON - A woman charged in the deaths of four children was in court Friday on a theft charge.
Jessica Tata has been accused of stealing between $1,500 and $20,000 worth of food stamps between September 2007 and February 2011.
"We don't know the full details behind the allegations, but the formal allegation is that there was incorrect information being given to the food stamp program."
Tata pleaded not guilty. Her bond was set at $2,000, but she won't be getting out of jail.
Tata is being held on four counts of felony murder, three counts of abandoning a child and two counts of reckless injury to a child, all unrelated to the theft charge.
Shomari Dickerson, 3, Elizabeth Kojah, 20 months, Kendyll Stradford, 20 months, and Elias Castillo, 16 months, died in the fire at Tata's home in the 2800 block of Crestpark at Waypark shortly before 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 24. The house served as a day care facility called Jackie's Child Care.
Three other children were injured in the blaze.
Arson investigators said the fire started in the kitchen after a pot of oil was left on a hot burner.
Tata was supposed to be watching the children, but Houston Fire Department officials said she was grocery shopping at a Target store nearby when the fire started. Detectives said security video showed her arriving at the store at 1:09 p.m. and driving away from the store at 1:24 p.m. The children had been left home alone, investigators said.
Witnesses said Tata returned as smoke began billowing out of the home. The first call to 911 was made by someone other than Tata at 1:29 p.m., investigators said.
A few days after the fire, Tata left the country for Nigeria.
Tata pled not guilty through her lawyer to the theft charge. She remains in jail.
Her next court appearance was scheduled for Dec. 1.
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RUTHLESS leaders Oxford Harlequins came away with the points, but understrength Devizes took a lot of credit from their South West One East clash.
The Saddlebacks were missing six regulars against a side who had lost just once all season, but made a fine start, putting Quins on the back foot.
Captain Tom Collins burrowed over from close range to score the opening try but, in the absence of fly-half Rory Brown, was unable to add the conversion.
The home side fought back and, after strong carrying from number eight Seissoni Toupou and second row Luke Brown, centre Keni Fisilau cantered over to level the scores.
Oxford were falling foul of the referee at the breakdown as Devizes attacked again but a turnover allowed Jack Robinson to score Quins' second on the break, Will Hilton converting.
With number eight Moses Navunisaravi and James Gaiger prominent, Devizes fought back and home lock Brown was yellow-carded.
But Robinson added a second try after some stunning handling to make it 17-5 at the break.
Oxford lost Allan Purchase to the sin-bin in the second period but and interception allowed Hilton to run in the bonus-point try.
Again Devizes pounded away at their opponents, whose fine defence held them up and Robinson rubbed salt into the wounds by escaping for his hat-trick score.


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This book tells the tale of a guy on the road with a pad and pen, a dog, tons of miles to cover, and no shortage of inspiration.
With my wife in Michigan for her day job, I grabbed my art supplies, the dog, and hit the road to pick her up. The trip from Telford, Pennsylvania to Kalamazoo, Michigan and back again via Canada is documented in this sketchbook in chronological order.
About the Creator
Harry Boardman is an artist living and working in the woods of Montgomery County, PA. Embracing his surroundings, he is particularly inspired to paint local landscapes, botanicals, and animals. His work is known for bold outlines, thick paint, defined brushstrokes, abstracted shapes, and unique compositions. There is no underlying commentary on politics or social observations in the work. Instead, Harry aims to work with excellent materials to share his vision of the world with an emphasis on using unique techniques and/or materials in surprising ways. Harry is also a skilled portrait artist accepting commissions for portraits of people, pets, and houses.
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Their GF food is delicious but I don't think their kitchen is trained or understands Celiac's requirements. I've been sick 3/4 times severely from CC on pasta, pork loin, and soup. I've tried a variety of orders and GF items and have been sick 75% of time. love, love, love their food but think this location is poorly trained on GF preparation.
Sever put in the wrong item and gave me chicken Parmesan. She didn't know the gluten free menu.
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Great menu selections, and everything is very clearly marked. Excellent service too!!!
10160 South Eastern, Henderson, NV 89052
They were very careful with our families order and were very well trained. They understood the need to use a separate pot to boil the GF pasta and a seperate colindar. They also carried out the gf meals separately. There were a lot of options on the menu too. I only wish they had gf bread and desserts.
801 Providence Rd., Brandon, FL 33511
Felt sick after eating here, I said I had to eat GF but didn't mention I had celiac.... guess I should have maybe they would have been more careful.
324 N. Peters Road, Knoxville, TN 37922
So many options! I enjoyed the Marsala & gf alfredo. Yummy!!! Best gf pasta I've had.
2899 Dixie Highway, Crestview Hills, KY 41017
Almost half if not more than half of the menu if gluten free! When I ordered the gluten free pasta, the chef came to personally deliver it and let me know how seriously they take gluten allergies. He made sure to mention that they took extra precautions when cooking my food to ensure cross contamination. I was extremely impressed and had no reaction at all. Easily a place I will be going back to!
49 US Highway 41, Schereville, IN 46375
Seriously? This place claims gluten free but totally is not aware. I get it that the waitress didn't have a clue, but when the chef sends me a bowl of gluten free pasta.... with linguini in the bottom from the previously botched order. Yea I'm still sitting here and am sick already. I hope I vomit because I'll do it on the table.
18375 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield, WI 53045-2920
Good pasta, but our waiter was terrible. I had to wait an extra 30 mins to get my food because he messed up my order. When I did finally get the food, the rest of my party had finished. He had no gluten free knowledge.
11201 US Hwy 1, North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Excellent service, tasty pasty!
16525 Pointe Village Dr, Lutz, FL 33558
Staff very accommodating and I felt they took my concerns seriously. I have eaten there twice and never gotten glutened.
550 Towne Drive, Fayetteville, NY 13066
I have celiac and have eaten there three times now, no issues. The waitstaff and managers are all well informed and their kitchen is well educated as well. Highly recommend.
675 Troy Schenectady Rd., Latham, NY 12110
Cross Contamination Issue
10160 South Eastern, Henderson, NV 89052
This place is great. They have several gf options in their menu and will make any of their pasta dishes with gf pasta. The best part is that I've had no bad reaction after eating here!
10408 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA 31419
Best Minestrone I've had in a long time..gluten free options and soup.
8702 Vineland Ave., Orlando, FL 32821
The food was good. The waitress was really nice.
617 S. Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville, KY 40222
Great food and service.
511 Courtfield Drive, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
Our server had no knowledge of gluten free food. My daughter wanted pasta with sauce. suggested whole grain pasta as an option. I hopped online since the menu did not indicate what sauces were GF, but that was not accurate. After 3 or 4 trips back to the kitchen we settled on GF pasta with pomodoro which was good enough and does not seem to have made her sick.
11590 Research Blvd., Austin, TX 78759
Great food and wonderful gluten free menu. I had spaghetti and meat sauce with gluten free pasta. The salad was super yummy also.
5110 Poplar Avenue, Memphis, TN 38117
The food was great & was gluten free if requested. They also served my GF food at the same time my friends were served.
12507 I-10 West, San Antonio, TX 78230
Good gluten-free pasta. I like it with shrimp. They were careful and I did not get sick. I like going there and would go again.
4503 Riverview Parkway, Birmingham, AL 35242
Catherine, our server was very knowledgeable of the gluten-free options and made sure the cooks knew not cross contaminate. The Italian grilled chicken with garlic mashed potatoes and a house salad was delicious! I will definitely be back! A+ for the service!
1160 Ernest Barrett Pkwy., Kennesaw, GA 30144
Wonderful place, very understanding of Celiac. Menu for Gluten free was quite large, and the server was careful to keep all bread and such (that was for my table) away from me. Overall great food, I recommend!
1954 13th Avenue Drive SE, Hickory, NC 28602
Always takes gluten free measures. Their pasta is delicious!
gluten free menu, this is my favorite location as it is one of the original ones. celiac friendly. gluten free pasta
955 Riverdale Street, W. Springfield, MA 01089
one of my favorites! lots of gluten free choices and it tastes really good :)
3405 Briarfield Blvd., Maumee, OH 43537
Got sick after going here.
5250 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Ordered Minestrone Soup and Cesar Salad with grilled chicken and Lite Balsamic vinaigrette which all should have been clean and GF. Got very sick.
5701 Vineland Road, Orlando, FL 32819
Waiter very helpful and knowledgeable. Enjoyed the meal greatly.
2899 Dixie Highway, Crestview Hills, KY 41017
never had a problem waiter even made sure everything was gluten free I'm severely allergic and i got the steak and found out they just changed the seasoning to gluten free it was perfect.
510 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown, PA 18103
I've eaten here twice now, and both times have been incredible! The staff is very knowledgeable about celiac and was extremely accommodating. Both times our servers have allowed me to make my own meals by mixing and matching the gluten-free items on the menu. I was assured that my meals were cooked on freshly cleaned pans, separate from gluten-containing ingredients. I'm also dairy-free, and my waitress went above and beyond to make sure no cheese or butter went on my plate. She said someone in the kitchen spilled cheese on my original dish, so she had the chef remake it AND gave me a $20 gift card for the "inconvenience." Amazing service, didn't feel sick at all after. Highly recommend!
4802 Valley View Blvd. NW, Roanoke, VA 24012
One of my favorite places to have date night! Great gluten free menu! Just upset they changed the dessert menu and took off the gelato..it was so good!
500 Commerce Drive, Peachtree City, GA 30269
I've eaten here several times and always enjoyed their meals. They've updated their menus so their normal menu is labeled gf instead of having to ask for a separate menu. My faves: Caprese salad Chicken Bryan Eh: Minestrone soup (very bland)
5701 Vineland Road, Orlando, FL 32819
food was absolutely delicious, the staff is very knowledgeable and the menu is marked with what is safe. they can make almost all pasta/sauces gluten free as they do not use flour in their Alfredo.(with the exception of ravioli and lasagna) the gluten free pasta is delicious and they are very careful about cross contamination and will not boil your pasta in the same water as regular pasta.
2030 Sugarloaf Circle, Duluth, GA 30097
I eaten here a couple of times. The first time it was wonderful. This past time, I was hit with something. I have all of the symptoms of being glutened. And it is bad. Be very careful and make sure that they are aware of your needs.
1550 I-H 10 South, Beaumont, TX 77707
The food here is good, the menu has notifications on it to let you know if it is or can be made gluten free. I have eaten here before without getting sick, but recently I ate here and I think they gave me regular pasta instead of gluten free (the waitress wasn't listening that well), or it could have just been all the milk and cheese who knows. I not celiac so I didn't mind the stomach ache, but it would have been a lot better without it.
2899 Dixie Highway, Crestview Hills, KY 41017
Ordered gf pasta with pomodoro sauce, a side of gf minestrone. Pretty severely glutened.
1940 Stickney Point Rd., Sarasota, FL 34231
Delicious food and lots of options for celiacs!!!!
5820 Red Bug Lake Road, Winter Springs, FL 32708
We are so specific when we order food from here and multiple times they put the noodles in the chicken soup. This is not a place where the staff are mindful about gluten free customers.
3949 Trueman Blvd, Hilliard, OH 43026
I ordered the gluten-free pasta as a side to the pork tenderloin. When it came out to the table my plate had whole wheat spaghetti instead of gluten-free pasta. The meat was touching the pasta so I sent it all back. I explained I could not eat what was touching as it would make me sick. Well I got sick!
2832 Washington Rd., Augusta, GA 30909
I have found regular pasta in my GF dishes on two separate occasions. The first was take-out and one noodle so I simply stopped eating the meal. The second was eating out with family and there were two different kinds of regular pasta in my meal! The waiter and manager apologized multiple times... and yet let remarks out about other people having the SAME problem. The food is good, but the kitchen is CLUELESS on keeping things from cross contamination. Major disappointment.
10586 Metcalf Lane, Overland Park, KS 66212
Seriously the best Italian food I've had that's gluten free. Server and staff were knowledgeable about GF and cross contamination. The menu was integrated, with explanation of how to make an dish GF, if it wasn't labeled as gf to begin with. My son and I both loved the gluten free pasta and the house salad. I'd be careful if celiac but they did treat us like it was "normal" to be gf. Tons of options to select from.
7620 North Wickham Road, Melbourne, FL 32940
Good food and many GF options but I have had three bad experiences where croutons were in my salad or the wrong noodles in my past dish . Stuff happens but shouldn't happen over and over again
544 N. Thompson Lane, Suite E, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
Very knowledgeable and they can cook gluten free pasta right
16525 Pointe Village Dr, Lutz, FL 33558
Let staff know your allergies and they will ensure staff will change gloves and prepare in a safe place. Yum!
44695 Schoenherr Road, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
They have a pretty good GF menu compared to many other restaurants! I eat here often
955 Riverdale Street, W. Springfield, MA 01089
Decent amount of options. I've never been ill after eating here. Servers seem well informed. Food is ok enough for a chain.
1999 N. Congress Ave., Boynton Beach, FL 33426
Do yourself a favor if you want gluten-free Italian and look up Fiorella's instead nearby. Much better.
14 Folly Field Road, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
They were out of GF pasta so I had the pork which was served rare, very rare.
5646 West Bell Road, Glendale, AZ 85308
gluten-friendly! great service!
2832 Washington Rd., Augusta, GA 30909
I went here with my family. 2 of us are on a gluten free diet. We let the waitress know this several times. Both of us got sick even though we ordered different things
1350 Bald Hill Road, Warwick, RI 02886
Staff was very accommodating to me having a gluten allergy. The gluten free pasta is amazing ! Highly recommend!
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FLEMING ISLAND, Fla. - The wife of a soldier got a special birthday surprise when she received her favorite pizza delivered to her Jacksonville home--from her husband serving in Afghanistan.
Shawn Fulker is in the Army National Guard and is in the middle of a 9-month tour in Afghanistan, WJXT-TV reports. For his wife, Josephine, birthday, he decided to try to have a pizza from Mellow Mushroom in Fleming Island delivered her.
"The customer contacted us early Friday morning, saying it was his wife's birthday and that he really wanted to do something special for her," said Brooke Chafee of Mellow Mushroom. "He wanted a pizza and gift card delivered to her, that he would call back later that afternoon with his credit card information, but we didn't ever receive an email back. We decided just to go ahead and deliver a pizza, and we took a few extra steps."
When it arrived to Josephine, her favorite pepperoni pizza was in the shape of a heart and included balloons and a gift card.
Fulker in Afghanistan was just as surprised, since he said he never called the restaurant back and had no idea that they had gone to such great lengths.
"He's special cause he's in the military and serves our country," said Chafee. "We just wanted to do something nice for our neighbors, since he's doing something so wonderful for us."
"I think that it's an unbelievably thoughtful act on their part. I will never have pizza anywhere else," said Josephine. "I love Mellow Mushroom. I thought it was just so sweet of them."
Josephine said not only did they make the pizza, Mellow Mushroom also went to Publix and bought some other things, including a $50 gift card.
"It was just very thoughtful my husband, and I appreciate it so much for supporting the troops and just doing that for him," said Josephine.
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dunun village is this weekend.
DV started around 2000 at a Rainbow Gathering of all places. at this particular Rainbow, a bunch of west african drum/dance students formed their own camp and called it Dunun Village. soon after they started to seek out a piece of land where they could hold a gathering every spring and fall for west african drum/dance students and teachers could come and play, teach and party together.
the gathering has hosted some prominent african artists: bolokada conde, abdoulaye diakite, alysco diabate, tonton sylla, salif kone, fana bangoura, moussa camara etc etc.
dance classes are held in DIY tent on the dirt. drumming can happen anywhere and everywhere and at all times of night.
students come from all over the west coast and have even flown in from the east coast and japan to attend. i've seen gatherings as big as 150 and as small as 50ish.
o yea...and it's pretty much fee. all that's asked is that you donate $$ to the family that owns the land and pack out all of your trash.
good weather and good times ahead!


text: Just wondering if anyone can give me some advice. I hunt out west basically one week per year. This year i'm going to CO for either muzzleloader (if I draw) or OTC archery elk in the wilderness for one week during rut peak. After watching David Long's hunt over and over, I also want to go chase some mulies with a bow at 12000 feet opening week. The wife has a hard time when I leave for one week. How do some of you talk the spouse into letting you leave her and the kids alone for hunts?


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Last year I got a call from someone at DWP. The call went roughly as follows:
DWP: We've got a story for you. Figures show that the benefit cap is working and it hasn't even been brought in yet.
Me: Really? How do they do that?
DWP: Well the number of people who have come off benefits since we announced the policy is XXX thousand. [I forget the actual number the person used.]


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I don't know exactly what it is about Bostonians, but we seem to like things frozen. As soon as another brutal winter melts into spring, we step out of the sunshine and into the nearest ice cream parlor. It's easy enough to do—there are at least a few ice cream shops in every neighborhood, some of them ranked among the best in the country.
In this city, people form intense allegiances to their favorite flavors and shops. But I think it's nearly impossible to form a definitive list of The Best of the Best. Instead, I give you ten ice cream scoops that are inventive, flavorful, and utterly satisfying. These are ten ice cream scoops that won't disappoint.
About the author: Kate Shannon is a cheesemonger by day and line cook by night. Although she calls Boston home, she hasn't lost her love for the fried cheese curds and Chicago-style hotdogs of the Midwest. She believes that leftover Thai takeout makes the best lunches and that strawberry shortcake is meant to be breakfast, not dessert.


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After seeing these pics of the gorgeous Alicia Keys, I started yearning for a hot pair of sunglasses. Not just any sunglasses, but a pair of square-ish shaped sunglasses. I don't know what it is about me and this awesomely amazing accessory! This is the one item, that I don't mind $pending money on. The pair of Coach sunglasses I have now are almost 3 years old. And they are still in great shape. I love them! I guess you can say that sunglasses are my kryptonite. Now, if only I can figure out what brand Alicia is wearing and I'll be a happy camper. Oh…FYI…I want all of these pairs below!
What is the one thing you don't mind spending money on?


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Page 27 of the Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar fi `Alamat al-Mahdi al-Muntadhar:
"Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will preserve Islam at the end in the same way that the Prophet (pbuh) preserved it at the beginning. Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will leave no subsequent additions," says our Prophet (pbuh). Our Prophet (pbuh) says that, as in his own day, the Mahdi (pbuh) will perform all the requirements of the faith but do away with all nonsense added on afterward.
"The enemies of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will be those who imitate scholars of religious law," some people from among the fanatics. "Because when they see that Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) governs in the opposite manner to the imams of the sects, this will displease them, they will accuse him of not being one of the People of the Sunnah, and will refer to people of perversion and subsequent additions to the faith. But they will be unable to overcome him. The declared foes of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will be scholars of religious law. Because they will have no more prestige among the public. Their knowledge will even decline. Ibn Arabi says this in Al-Futuḥat al-Makkiyya. In other words, Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) will be branded as perverse and outside the people of the Sunnah. We can see this in the hadiths of our Prophet (pbuh), as well as in statements by Ibn Arabi. The Prophet (pbuh) says they will say. "He has ruined our religion." The Mahdi (pbuh) will wish people to live by the Qur'an, but since they are used to living by nonsense, they will say, "He has ruined our religion."2012-04-26 15:12:59


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While scanning through bugs and user comments on the RoboHelp documentation, we stopped at this one the other day. A seemingly innocent instruction like "Open the Table Of Contents pod.", we found, had made a user very very angry. It seemed that the user had wasted hours trying to find out how to open the TOC pod.
I remembered reading a reviewer's comment that new RoboHelp users find it difficult to locate the Table of Contents folder in the Project Manager pod, especially if they open a big legacy project and the Project Files folder is expanded.
When you locate the Table of Contents folder in the Project Manager pod, you can either expand it to access existing TOCs or right-click to select the New Table of Contents option. The TOC you open or create is displayed in the Table of Contents pod.
Yes, you can create multiple TOCs – for different audiences. For more information, see this Help topic.
Steps to autocreate a TOC
- In Project Manager, right-click the Table of Contents folder, and select New Table Of Contents.
- Specify a name for the TOC.
- (Optional) Select Copy Existing Table of Contents and browse for an existing TOC file (.hhc) to create the TOC from an available TOC.
- Click OK. RoboHelp opens the Table Of Contents pod.
- In the Table Of Contents pod, click the Auto-Create TOC button.
- Select an option in the Auto-Create TOC dialog box:
- Delete Current TOC Before Creating New – Removes books and pages before automatically creating the table of contents. If this option is deselected, existing books and pages are included in the table of contents.
- Create TOC Pages For Mid-Topic Links – Creates pages in the table of contents based on bookmarks. RoboHelp makes the topic that contains the bookmark into a book and all bookmarks into pages.
Remember that the table of contents is a hierarchy of the folders, topics, and any subfolders in Project Manager. In other words, if the Project Files folder structure is flat, the autocreated TOC will be flat too.
Before you start creating your first TOC, try this interactive demo. The demo shows how to create a TOC manually.


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