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Note: Nutritional information is calculated using 1 tablespoon almond butter and 1/4 cup blueberries per crepe.
- 1 cup tapioca flour (or tapioca starch)
- 1 cup full fat canned coconut milk
- 1 egg
- pinch sea salt
- toppings of choice (we use fresh berries and almond butter on the shopping list, but feel free to mix it up with sautéed vegetables, applesauce, cinnamon, crumbled bacon, etc.)
- Combine all the ingredients in a medium bowl and mix completely.
- Heat a non-stick skillet over medium heat.
- When hot, pour in about 1/3 cup of the mixture and tilt the pan in all directions to spread out batter to desired thickness.
- Cook both sides until very lightly browned (2-3 minutes on each side).
- Top with desired ingredients and serve warm or cold.
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I did not have tapioca flour so I tried grinding the pearl tapioca I had in the pantry into flour. My little mini blender is crappy and it did not work. The recipe did not work out. I salvaged it though by making it into a pudding for my kids lol
I found tapioca flour at a health food store today marked down to half price! I got two bags of Bob's redmill for 4.19! Woot. I came home and made the crepes. The thiness of the batter worried me but they came out perfectly. My son LOVED them and requested that I make more.
I don't udnerstand how this recipe is paleo-friendly. Neither starch nor butter meet the paleo requirements.
Wow! What a great site! You have some exciting recipe ideas here. I am forwarding the link to your site to my trainees that are on a Paleo Challenge. If they actually use some of these ideas they will certainly have a better chance at a long term shift to the Paleo Lifestyle. We finish the challenge the day before Thanksgiving. How is that for setting them up for a new way to go through the Holiday Season?
At any rate, great blog! I am so glad my wife found this blog and left the page up on the computer last night.
I am impressed that you get back to everyone who hits you with a barrage of difficult questions. I wish people could try to remember a few simple words from Robb Wolf a while back, "The Paleo Lifestyle is more about intention, than perfection!" You are setting the stage for amazing intention! Keep going!
Eating these as I type. Made the. This morning after weeks of being on my weekly menu. AH-MAZ-ING!!!! I filled mine with banana, strawberry, Greek yogurt, and a tiny drizzle of honey. I can definitely see these as a dessert when those cravings hit. Thank you so much for the things you do!!
This recipe looks delicious, will definitely try it soon!
As far as price and availability go, here in Holland you can find tapioca starch (usually labeled tapioca flour in most Asian markets. It comes in plastic bags and is about a third the price of the fancy brands (Bob's, etc) they sell at health food stores – I assume this would be true of Asian markets in the States and other countries as well. Here we get a 500g (roughly a pound) bag for about a euro.
I didn't know tapioca flour was allowed! What about Chebe bread doughs made all from tapioca flour?
Okay, thanks! I don't use them too often, but when we have a craving for pizza, I found it's the best crust!! I won't add cheese of course! Thanks again!
Not bad! I am definitely not a crepe person, but they turned out well.
Made these this morning…. so yummy. they almost tasted like nan bread and i actually think i might make them next time we have curry. kids love them, and non paleo husband was surpised by how good they where (one more step closer to converting him lol) just wish there was a pin it button so i could pin these lol
I made these and they were awesome. We used them like flour tortillas for taco salads. Even my 18 month old and 3 year old (who have just been introduced to the primal lifestyle) devoured them! Shockingly enough my significant other went back for seconds they were one of the better tortilla substitutes for sure. Thanks for a great recipe!
I found these to be nearly I inedible. No matter how thin, they ended up thick and gooey. Perhaps even less batter and nearly burned and they'd be okay. Crêpes may just end up a dish I cheat on. I'll definitely try almond flour first though.
Just FYI – if you have any asian supermarkets near you, my friends and I get our tapioca starch there very cheap. They vary from $0.69 a bag to about $1.79 at most. Hope that helps someone :) I love these crepes, especially for savory dishes!
I fell upon this blog by doing a search for Tapioca crepes on the off chance that someone had actually done this. I'm very happy I did. I've been making and eating Palatschinken, something I learned from my Austrian mother, all my life. I love them and now my kids do too. However, about a year and a half ago I started dabbling in this Paleo diet primarily for weight loss reasons. In the process I discovered I was gluten intolerant. I've lost 40 lbs and a lifelong misery of digestive problems. Alas, I miss my Palatschinken. I'm a master at making them and I love eating them but wheat flour is out of the question. I've tried both almond flour and coconut flour, both disasters. They don't stay together or have the right texture and are not appetizing. The tapioca flour sounds very promising. I will let you know how they turn out. P.S. I understand buckwheat works well also but have yet to try it.
I made these today, it was like eating chewy slugs and then swallowing chewy slugs. Gross, never again
I'm having fun trying various recipes from this website and I have found a lot of wonderful new recipes. However, I"m not a fan of the tapioca crepes. They were too chewy/stretchy without any flavor. I have made crepes with Almond and Garbanzo bean flour and I liked the flavor better. The consistency was also fine. Thank you!
I really liked the taste of this. Im doing a lowfodmap protocol. I think the coconut milk upsets my stomach however. I substituted the coconut milk with water and it tasted like egg more than anything. I'm just looking for something quick and simple I can make in the morning that is starchy. Any thoughts on a substitute?
Wow! These were super easy to make, didn't stick to the pan, and were easy to flip over when cooking. I used an all-purpose flour by Red Mill and it worked great!
I don't know what the problem was but WOW these are terrible! Completely inedible no matter what we put with them. (berries, bananas, burrito filling, etc) They had the texture of half melted rubber bands and a strange flavor. I was sure to use full fat coconut milk, organic eggs, and good quality tapioca. I had no problem with sticking and I sprayed my pan well. Tried making them in both cast iron and nonstick. Both yielded rubbery bland and downright nasty crepes. After making these all I could think about was making real crepes, exactly the opposite thing I wanted to happen. =( Sorry for being negative but this is just what happened for me, we ended up eating eggs for breakfast.
I made these this am, and they were very snot~like. I reread the posts, and noticed i didn't have used carton coconut milk, but the canned stuff. Maybe that will make a difference. I have never liked tapioca pudding, and these crepes reminded me of that consistency. Today is also my first day doing paleo, so I have many more recipes to try out.
I love the Paleo idea but am allergic to coconut. Any suggestions for a substitute. It seems most of the recipes either have coconut flour, coconut milk, or coconut oil.
I am wondering what can be substituted for the egg. I can't have eggs.
You can purchase tapioca flour at Asian markets. They fairly inexpensive. Just a little over a dollar and you can make so much with it. Hope this helps.
I just tried these. They are horrible. What a wast of good ingredients.
I just wonder if this recipe is good for dinner with some chicken , tomato and cheese?
I've had the same problem as several other commenters: they end up really chewy and kind of rubbery. Am I making them too thick? I tried using less batter, longer cooking times, and lower heat and got slightly better results. I'm thinking I'll keep making them thinner and cooking them slower until I get something that looks like the picture! What do you think?
How about nutella instead of almond butter?
when I made pancakes from the tapioca I found mixing a bit a tablespoon or so of amond flour helped to make it less rubbery
Just wondering if buckwheat would fit in to the Paleo allowed foods, as it is actually not a grain but a fruit seed related to rhubarb.
I made mine very thin and because they are kind of rubbery, they were perfect for spring rolls. Filled them with shrimp, shredded lettuce and cabbage, match-stick cucumbers and carrots dipped in a mixture of cashew butter and sriracha sauce. Everyone loved them.


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A lillr noisy with the business crowd, but a nice setting with excellent service. Value for the money...except for the salad.
Had the afternoon tea for Mothers Day and our mom was super pleased...the tea was great, food wonderful and the setting perfect.
Food was decent but definitely overpriced. We went for Mother's day brunch ($59/person) and no refreshments were included in the price and the waiter acted like we didn't belong there (not sure if it was a status thing?). We also felt like we were being rushed to leave after our meal.
My experience at Bacchus was wonderful. What I ate was beyond delicious (a similar rating comes from those who accompanied me) and the service was exceptional. The décor and ambience of the restaurant is beautiful truly a gem in Downtown Vancouver. I will most definitely return!
Food and service very good. Gift certificate policy leaves much to be desired.
I was amazed at the decor when I walk in. I've never been in a White-oriented place as I mostly go to places in Richmond. The staff was very attentative and brought us in to a table by the fireplace. I went for brunch as part of the Tourism Passport holder deal but the level of service was phenomenal. The egg was cooked perfectly and the potatoes were smooth and creamy. I love the scones and muffins too and you could taste they were made fresh. Once I enter the washroom I felt like going back in time, all the vanities are liked what you would see on Titanic a very unique experience. All in all the food was cooked perfectly but the flavors did not wow me. I would definitely come back for a romantic dinner some day.
I had an enjoyable experience at the Bacchus restaurant. The food was amazing, well timed, and well presented. On top of that there was a pianist serenading the restaurant the entire time with nice ambient tunes. Service was great as well, I felt like I was royalty!
The food, service, & ambiance were exceptional. Fit for foodies, business clients, special occasions, or a romantic dinner. Compared to other high-end restaurants of this calibre, I found the prices to be quite reasonable, the menu choices nicely varied, and portion sizes more than ample. Valet parking is also available at a reasonable cost and can be added to the bill if desired. As for the noise level, there was live piano music which could be enjoyed up close if dining in the lounge, or as background music if dining in the back part of the restaurant where we were. It was a nice touch without being overbearing. This was my first dining experience at The Bacchus Restaurant, but will certainly not be my last. I was very impressed.
There weren't enough sandwiches and there were too many sweets. Non one can eat a scone, 2 tarts, a piece of cake and a piece of pound cake ( by the way, most people don't like pound cake anyways). Meanwhile, there was the equivalent of maybe 1 regular-sized sandwich per person. So, don't go in hungry--you will be disappointed and end up eating all the sweet stuff just to fill up.
Bacchus is a high end restaurant and bar with great food and impeccable service, Lunch entrées were mid-sized. I had the Cobb Salad which was rather more iceberg lettuce and less "fixin's" than I have previously experienced. . My friend had a panini which came with a few lettuce leaves but was pronounced delicious. We had a total of 3 glasses of inexpensive wine and we both had desserts. We had a large bottle of San Pellegrino and a couple of coffees (very good coffee) which came accompanied by a chocolate-pecan candy atop a mini-biscotti. The room is clubby and warm with lots of wood and soft furniture. The is a grand piano which is used during the evening Our bill (inc. $20 tip) was $132. I had high expectations. I was not disappointed.
Very good place, very good food and very good service. The waiter french and very good even recommending places in Paris
A gem -sophisticated and pleasing to the eye and palette
Yes it is slightly more than we normally pay but for this you get really top-quality food with excellent service and a relaxing setting. Well worth it!
From the appetizer through dessert, each choice was fabulous! The Halibut for a main course is an excellent choice,cooked to perfection!! Appreciated being moved to a window seat even though we had not requested. Outstanding service was provided.
Gourmet food in a friendly and romantic setting. The piano music played by a very knowledgeable musician was excellent. The cost was in line with the high quality of the food and the setting.
Delicious meal, fantastic desert and great recommendations by the waiter!
The food was excellent, the service absolutely fantastic, and it was very relaxing w/music in the background and looking out onto the street - however, there are tables in another area that do not look out onto the street if you prefer. Menu was just varied enough, w/interesting choices that tasted great. Would go back there again in heartbeat. We went back again the next morning for breakfast and again received the same great service.
I found Bacchus restaurant online after searching literally dozens of fine dining restaurants in the downtown Vancouver area. This place seemed the perfect fit for me and my girlfriend. Whom I was wining and dining for the first time in about a month. This place was PERFECT; everything from the enjoyable, pleasant staff (especially our server Eduardo) to the ambience and live piano in the background. Our food was delicious, our wine most enjoyable with the perfect blend of attention and solidarity. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone in search of a quiet, romantic dining experience. Also for the extra special touch, go the extra mile and set up for the flower delivery option prompted through opentable... Oh what a touch that was.
Us four girls enjoyed a wonderful meal and night out in your restaurant/lounge! The food, the ambiance, the servers "Spencer" and "Joshua" for our table were SO wonderful! Give those boys a raise! We hope to be back again soon to try the "high tea" etc and spa next time! Thank you for a wonderful stay! "Sir" Laura Heath and Marcia Kent
This restaurant never fails. I have been going for years and always have a special time.
Our dinning experience at Bacchus Restaurant was wonderful. We only had 2 nights of dining available during our stay and were so glad that Bacchus was one of our dinner choices. The service was impeccable; our server was friendly, attentive and took care of us beautifully. Staying at the Wedgewood hotel was amazing in itself; getting a chance to dine at Bacchus was the cherry on top.
The food, service, atmosphere all made for a perfectly delightful evening. We will go back and tell all our friends!
Enjoyed the food,the service,the ambience and the music.
Made our time in Vancouver extra special. The pianist was outstanding.
Great service in wonderful surroundings and an outstanding meal all added up to a fantastic time. Big thanks to all the staff for a memorable occasion
We had a great dinner at Bacchus for our 10th anniversary. The food and service were excellent. There are many foodie items, but also a reasonable number of "normal" dishes for the less adventurous. The wine prices were quite high from my perspective, at triple or greater the bottle price you'd get in the US at least. The bottle we got was $59 at the restaurant, available in my local market for $15. The ambiance is quiet and romantic. A great place for a couple's dinner, but definitely not for a group of the dudes or girls. The fixtures/booths are very up to date and nice. The atmosphere is sedate but not stuffy, due to the friendliness of the staff. Overall, highly recommended for a romantic dinner.
My boyfriend absolutely loves this place so I had to take him there for dinner. While it can be quite pricey (especially for a student), the service was way above and beyond. In my reservation request I mentioned I had a special occasion and would love to sit further from piano. Not only they sat us in the farthest corner of the restaurant, but they also treated my boyfriend with a dessert! We only had water, but our glasses were never even half empty - the server would constantly be adding water to it. The only negative thing I thought of that place was portion sizes - we ordered 2 entries which at any other chain restaurant would fill us up, but here it was barely enough. Overall, very impressive place and would recommend it to everybody
Bacchus has to be our #1 choice for fine/romantic dining but also it tops our list for its level of service. From the moment we entered the restuarant to our dessert, we felt like royalty because of the staff made sure we were taken care of at all times. Our meals (appetizer, entrees and dessert) were full of flavor and delicious. Our waiter, Eduardo was one of the best waiters we've encountered in a long time. He was very friendly, helpful and courteous. In fact, not only was the food flavourful, Eduardo provided such exceptional service that he was one of the reasons why we would recomment Bacchus to others. We will definitely be returning to Bacchus in the future. :)
...what you'll eat! these guys have figured it out two years in a row. spontaneous menu add-ons for those who choose not to eat animals are all part of their repertoire. so much fun!
Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic. Everything about this restaurant is just top notch!
With all the warm wood paneling, fireplace and lovely art, this is a charming place to dine. If there hadn't been a table full of business men getting tanked and dropping the F bomb, the evening would have been nicer. The singing piano guy was marvelous! The halibut with the risotto was great, very filling, and our waiter was wonderful. Would heartily recommend this place.
We had our anniversary dinner here - just perfect. From the bar with live piano music to the small but elegant dining room- everything was just wonderful. This seems to be the only place in Vancouver that actually suggests blue cheese olives for your martini! Every where else tried to pretend they had never heard of such a thing. We had a lovely time and would highly recommend.
I chose this restaurant whilst on holiday to celebrate my 50th. We especially liked the low lighting and the pianist. All food and service was excellent. My desert had happy birthday written on my plate in chocolate topped with a sparkler and the pianist played happy birthday when it was brought out. He then came over to talk to us. Altogether a very enjoyable evening . Thank you!
We really miss french cooking while we were in Canada. Thanks to Bacchus Restaurant we're able to eat a fine and tasty dinner with local products in a georgeous place. The wine and the service were excellent too. We will keep a wonderful memorie of our last nigth and last meal in Vancouver. It was the best restaurant we've ate in during our journey.
Excellent food. Veal piccata & potatoes were wonderful. So was the halibut on crab. Waiter friendly & polite & attentive. Beautiful luxurious furniture that is cozy & soft & rich in texture. Fireplace in lounge & lobby so welcoming on a cold rainy night. Would return in a heartbeat!
Perfect for lunch near the courthouse. Excellent and prompt service, they even kept my forgotten cell phone for me! Salmon "pizza" was delicious.
Excellent food and ambience but the server's casual attitude didn't fit the bill. Had he taken the time for some small talk such as why we chose this restaurant for dinner we would have told him it was our anniversary and he could have tried to make the dining experience a little more than ordinary. As it was, what easily could have been a very fine dining experience was simply ordinary.
Old fashioned service, quality and comfort. Superb food mixed with attention to detail. And, unusually, very low noise levels . I am so tired of loud dining caused by the cliche hardwood, metal and granite surfaces. I will pay a premium for low noise levels such as this. Vancouver Restaurant Association; are you listening?
I have always enjoyed this room. Lush and comfortable. Winter or summer it is always a pleasure to dine here. The service was very lovely this visit. I do think they need to improve their wine glass quality. So many spots (of the this caliber) are way ahead of bacchus. We will be back.
The free run turkey was the best I have ever eaten. The whole meal was superb. The meal was a classic Thanksgiving turkey dinner with brussel sprouts and mashed potatoes .... but wow what a wonderful blend of flavours. The roasted vegetables amazing! The pumpkin cheesecake .... wow! Thank you Bacchus chef and staff for such a delicious meal!
A classy comfortable place to dine. It is elegant without being intimidating or pretentious. All is of excellent quality, food, drink, ambience, and service. They never disappoint.
The food and service was outstanding and they honoured our request to finish in time to attend the theatre.
Food was extremely good, and the service was above average. This is definitely one of the more classy and elegant venues in Vancouver. The wine list is quite good with respect to selection, however expect to pay a premium over comparable restaurants.
Love this place. Such a great vibe with the fireplace and pianist. A classic for groups and couples to grab a drink after work or dinner before/after a show. My Brother was in town from Toronto and we had a nice dinner here. Never disappoints.
Food was good. Service was excellent. We were sitting next to the piano which was loud and made conversation a little difficult, but this is a minor point.
Very nice room and good food. The service is hit and miss...sometimes ok sometimes excellent...depends where you are seated on the night good but they do have a couple of very good servers that work there. I didn't get one of the excellent servers this time but he was ok... Our Entree came much too quickly as we had barely buttered the bread that was served two minutes prior to the Entree arriving. But I will be back as it is one of my favourite rooms in the city for a romantic dinner....
Wonderful staff and atmosphere both in the bar and the restaurant. The food was excellent.
Every time I'm in Vancouver I dream of having a drink with my love at Bacchus. If we manage it, it completely satisfies. Romantic, intimate, beautiful and gorgeous cocktails and menu. I love the brunch, too...Bacchus never fails to be the most special place in Vancouver...I've been coming for fifteen years and will continue.
A classic dining experience as if from a simpler and better time. We left glowing. Thank you!
Again we had a superb time at this gem of a place. It is a great place to take that special person to. The salmon on the lunch menu was so, so good.


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Those who had been silenced by their experiences and by their abusers for so long because they felt they were in some way to blame, and that they were the only ones, began to realise that there were many others with a story to tell. So why hasn't there been an increase in arrests and charges for cases of child sexual abuse that may have been committed years ago?
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The allegations surrounding the hostage case in Cleveland, Ohio, remain truly astonishing; how can three women be kidnapped, raped and beaten for so long? One possible explanation derives from a psychiatric phenomenon which is supposed to develop in these extraordinary and intense predicaments, termed 'Stockholm Syndrome'.
Our aims are simple. We want to raise awareness of child sexual exploitation, via education and campaigning across all communities. We want to encourage reporting and promote services to help vulnerable young people. We want to produce training kits and background fact-sheets for faith and community leaders, so they can speak out with knowledge and confidence.
Hewson seems to have missed a fundamental point of Operation Yewtree: it is fighting to give victims of abuse a voice after years of being too afraid to speak out. She is merely adding to this fear in her article.
News that veteran BBC broadcaster, Stuart Hall, has admitted to a string of sex crimes involving girls and young women in the 60s, 70s and 80s is especially troubling for its similarities with the Savile enquiry.
No sooner had Stuart Hall admitted what he'd done then some voices were calling for anonymity for people accused of sexual crimes. Now at first glance you might think, yes, why should someone's reputation be smeared before they have been proven guilty?
Thatcher's attacks on unionised industries devastated vibrant communities. The impact is still being felt, with high levels of unemployment and drug abuse. Her cull of manufacturing, mining, steelworks and shipbuilding led to the current unsustainable situation where our core industry is finance, with volatile banks run by questionable people.
Paedobritain has been trending not because there is moral panic but because many people are angry that large-scale child abuse has happened - sometimes involving prominent people - and there are still questions not being answered.
The terrible commonality in all of these abuse cases is that children were afraid to speak out or did not think they would be believed. In Rochdale when victims did initially speak out, we now know they were not believed, and because of this some children continued to be abused.
This separation of male violence from the men who commit the crimes is a key feature of rape culture. It silences victims whilst simultaneously creating a hierarchy of abusers with Roman Polanski being a "good" abuser because The Piano won him some Oscars.
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Jimmy Savile was a "predatory, serial sex offender" but he did not "groom the nation". He was allowed to continue abusing because he was a 'celebrity'. Pretending that he "groomed the nation" allows those who knew to minimise and deflect their guilt. Those who knew and did nothing are guilty of helping Savile in sexually assaulting hundreds of children and adults. I say hundreds but we will never know how many. The term "grooming the nation" only serves to silence victims. It serves those predatory, serial sex offenders who are still harming people.
There are many different possible reasons why British celebrity Jimmy Savile was never caught over his half-century long sexual predator rampage. One was his psychopathic-like super-sense of being able to sniff-out the most psychologically vulnerable who would either not tell or not be believed.
Operation Yewtree represents an opportunity to transform forever the legal landscape so never again can a marauder such as this escape detection. What needs to change is an awareness that sexual abuse can be going on right under our noses without us realising.


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James Madison, the fourth President of the United States & often referred to as the "Father of the Constitution," owned about a hundred slaves at Montpelier, his 4600- acre estate in Orange County, Virginia. American History TV traveled 90 miles south of the nation's capital to learn about an archaeological project investigating the enslaved communities of James Madison's Montpelier.
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Comments: Love the PF1's, wore through a few of those.. I just got the PF2's, and I agree with many here.. they simply fit differently. I had to get a size 9.5, vs. my normal 10 in a PF2. 9.5 is what I wear in every other shoe, so it seems to fit more true I guess. It's definitely the upper that is different as the insole was the EXACT same size as my PF1. So, it just has a little more volume in the upper. Overall, I love the lacing system.. I have the Pure Grit 2's as well, and it wraps my foot great. Everyone's feet are different, so for me, they are a home run! My only dislike is the continued crappy outsole. If you run on anything but dry surface, it's sketchy. There is absolutely ZERO traction on these things. That is why I also have the Pure Grit 2 which made a great change in that outsole. Would be great to get a little traction on these for next year.From: David, Stillwater, Minnesota, USA
Comments: Went through a couple of pairs of the original Pureflows, so I was really looking forward to these. I find the asymmetrical laces to be a mixed bag. I like being able to cinch the laces a bit tighter than before. But, I feel like these have a little more volume in the upper than the previous version. That results in some gathering at the base of the tongue. To keep them from feeling like they aren't going to fall off, I have to criss-cross the laces through the top-two sets of eyelets. It's weird and makes them a little more difficult to tie. I really dislike the new material of the upper. The material in the toe box feels a bit more structured than the previous pair. I haven't compared them side-by-side, just my gut feeling. The speckled/point pattern, however, is garbage. I have about 125 miles on these shoes. The speckles have frayed excessively. I'm sure they are cosmetic. But, their state of decay doesn't bode well for the rest of the shoe. They look worse than both of my original pairs of Pureflows. Those two had about 500 miles each before I stopped running in them. I still wear them for doing work around the house and they are still in better shape than these ones. The sole and midsole seem to be the same. They soak up the miles well. No complaints there.From: Patrick, Akron, OH
Comments: Great improvements from the first version. The new upper fits more securely that the original. Not necessarily tighter, but more secure. The new lacing pattern certainly contributes to the secure fit and I love it. I for one hope Brooks stays the course with the new lacing pattern and doesn't change back to the conventional pattern. The midsole seems to be the same as the original.From: Dusty, New Orleans, LA
Comments: Just got back in to running after some years off and these are the first Brooks running shoes I have purchased. Must say I was a little leery from the other comments of disappointment. These shoes are the lightest and most comfortable running shoes I have ever run in. I normally take a size 10 but needed an 11 for the PF2 - sized small?? The offset lacing was weird at first but I did get used to it. Only have run in them for one week and so far so good. The bottoms seem a little soft so I don't know how many miles I will get out of them.From: Guy S., Central NJ
Comments: I put in 50+ miles in these and had to return them due to ankle pain. It felt like the soles caused my right ankle to roll out. I got the Pureflow 2 because they discontinued the Green Silence which I had been running in for a couple years without a problem. I do mostly 8 to 12 mile runs 5 days a week. The days I wore my Green Silence I had no problem but the days I wore the Pureflow 2 after about a mile into my run my ankle would hurt. You can also feel that annoying pod on the outside of the foot and that may have been causing me problems as well.From: Alex, Portland, OR, USA
Comments: After loving my first two pairs of Brooks PureFlow and PureConnect, I was really looking forward to the PureFlow 2. Unfortunately, a huge disappointment! Although I got the same size as I usually take in Brooks, the PF2 fits completely differently, particularly in the toe box. Must be something to do with the offset lacing, which seemed like a good idea, but doesn't seem to work well. After 0.5 mile, I couldn't feel my toes in either foot. The shoes don't feel right and obviously I can't handle having circulation to my toes cut off. They are going back today. I may try to find a pair of PureFlow 1s...From: Jeff, Washington Crossing, PA
Comments: Disappointed!!! I had 3 pair of the older version, I really like that model. This one, with the new assymetrical lace is horrible, it hurts my foot. Please, BROOKS MAKERS, keep on making the older version! The older makes me feel like I'm running with socks, real confortable, light, and perfect cushion. That's why I'm buying another pair of the older version.From: Diego, Porto Alegre, RS, Brazil
Comments: Just picked up a pair of these locally and since I never wore the originals don't know how they compare but these feel great on my feet. The one thing I see that you could modify in the future (and I might) is do away with (cut out) the stretchy strap over the top of the foot. I'll see how it goes.From: Todd, Lexington, KY, USA
Comments: I loved the original Pureflow and eagerly waited for two months for the new model to arrive. However, I was very disappointed when I ran in the Pureflow 2 for the first time. The heel fit more loosely than the original and when I put the laces in the rear holes to try to lock down the heel, I had irritation on the top of my foot due to the asymmetrical lacing. After two more runs with the same foot discomfort, I'm sending them back for another pair of the original Pureflows. I'm thankful that Running Warehouse allows exchanges. Hopefully Brooks will remove the asymmetrical lacing from their shoes. All of the Brooks models that I've tried with that lacing system are uncomfortable and put pressure on the top side of the foot. Most other runners that I've spoken to agree and have abandoned Brooks models with asymmetrical lacing.From: Mike, Colorado Springs, CO, USA
Comments: Have run extensively in the original PureFlows which I loved, but thought had room for improvement: the toe box is a little small for my foot, the tongue can slip sideways at times, the lacing system wasn't my favorite, and the outsole has lousy traction on wet surfaces. I was very happy, then, to see that in the update Brooks was keeping the same last in the PureFlow2, but adding a roomier upper, changing the lacing pattern, making the tongue more secure, and reducing the overall weight. Sadly, after trying out the PureFlow2 in my usual PureFlow size 12, and also in an 11.5, they just don't work for me. The size 12 seems too roomy in the upper (and I have a full volume foot) and I can't get the heel locked down, no matter what alternate lacing pattern I use (I've tried several). The asymetrical lacing system makes the upper pucker in weird places and I can't seem to get even pressure in all parts of the laces, so I'm already feeling hot spots. Furthermore, there just seems to be much more length than in the original PureFlows, which is odd since the last wasn't changed. I also ordered an 11.5 and they are much better in terms of locking down my heel and conforming to the top of my foot, but they're just a little too short. Running in either size felt good not great, as in the larger size I could notice my foot moving around too much inside the shoe, and in the smaller size it felt cramped.The midsole feels fine, as it hasn't been changed, but the outsole is the same slippy outsole from the original model. I really can't see why brooks wouldn't update the outsole as numerous people complained about this problem online. The new upper is nicely constructed, but the material they use doesn't seem to conform as well as the original model. I liken it to the problem with the upper on the Kinvara 3 vs. older models: sure, an improvement maybe from a technical standpoint, but in practice it's just not as comfortable.I returned both and will stock up on the original model. Bummer. May work for you, just didn't for me.From: John, Brooklyn, NY
Comments: I tried these on and took a five mile spin and can say I'm sold. Good cushion and stability and so very smooth. Love the new upper.From: Moov, Abbotsford, B.C. Canada
Comments: I loved the original Pureflow (logged over 1,000 miles in multiple pairs) and was really excited to run the new Pureflow 2. What a dissapointment! The new upper had a tongue that's snew into place that creates a bulge in the upper that brusied my foot. Steer clear of this shoe if you have a high instep. I'm switching to Kinvara 3's! From: Randy K., Denver, Colorado
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The Museum is committed to accessibility for all visitors. For general access information, call 617-267-9300, or e-mail email@example.com. For program information, call 617-369-3189.
Parking and Entrances
Accessible spaces are available in our garage and parking lots located on Museum Road. Payment for parking may be made in the lobby of the State Street Corporation Fenway Entrance, the lobby of the garage, and by credit or debit card at the exit gates. Should you need assistance, there is a help button on the gate. Scan your membership card to receive the discounted rate. For directions and rates, visit Getting Here.
Valet Parking
Valet parking is available at the Huntington Entrance (payment by credit card only). Regular member and nonmember parking fees still apply; the $3 valet parking fee is waived for those vehicles with HP plates or placards.
The Linde Family Wing Entrance on Museum Road is reserved for schools, groups, and visitors with disabilities.
The Huntington Entrance (465 Huntington Avenue) and the State Street Corporation Fenway Entrance (200 The Fenway) are accessible with a drop-off area in front, and ramps to the left and right of the stairs. All entrances are equipped with power-assist doors.
Wheelchairs and Walkers
Manual wheelchairs and Rollators (walkers with wheels, padded seats, and backs) are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis at all entrances. Please return wheelchairs and walkers after your visit.
The MFA also welcomes your personal walkers, wheelchairs, and scooters.
All events in the Museum are wheelchair accessible; however, not all doors in the Art of the Americas Wing are on power assist.
Personal care attendants are admitted free of charge.
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MFA Guides with audio and video commentary offer an overview of the Museum's collections as well as focused tours of special exhibitions. They are available for rent at all ticket desks and are free for visitors who are blind and visitors who are Deaf. Read below for special tours and features and visit MFA Guide for more information.
For visitors who are blind or have low vision
Audio Descriptive Tour
This tour is available on the MFA Guide, and includes more than 140 stops in English. These stops are in the Art of the Americas Wing, the Linde Family Wing for Contemporary Art, the Musical Instruments gallery, and the Classical galleries. Visitors can also request a unit with a tactile dot over the number 5, which includes a screen-reading or "voiceover" feature. Visitors may also want to make use of a zoom feature. These MFA Guides may be borrowed from the Sharf Visitor Center.
Beyond the Screen
A self-contained tour and satchel that offers materials for visitors who are blind or have low vision and a companion. These materials focus on a exhibition in the Asian collection and are available, free of charge, at Sharf Visitor Center.
Tactile Art Cards
Explore the MFA with your children and learn interesting facts. Tactile cards focusing on one object with a raised line graphic, Braille, and large print are available at the Family Art Cart on weekends, October through June. Recommended for all ages.
For visitors who are Deaf or hard of hearing
Neckloops, Onscreen Transcripts, ASL in MFA Guide
In addition to headphones, we offer neckloops, which are compatible with t-coil hearing aids. Every MFA Guide stop also includes the option of onscreen text transcripts. We also offer an American Sign Language version of the MFA Highlights tour on the MFA Guide.
FM Assistive-Listening Systems
Headsets and neckloops are available for lectures, concerts, and films in Alfond Auditorium, Remis Auditorium, and in the Riley Seminar Room.
Portable FM assistive-listening devices, with either headsets or neckloops, are available at the Sharf Visitor Center for drop-in tours and gallery talks. For programs held in Riley Seminar Room, or for reserved tours and scheduled classes, please reserve devices in advance. For reservations and further information, please call 617-369-3302.
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Most Museum galleries have permanent benches or couches. Free gallery stools are provided on a first-come, first-served basis. These lightweight folding seats are available at Sharf Visitor Center. Please return them at the end of your visit.
Gallery stools are not usually allowed in the Gund Gallery or other special exhibitions, but if you need to use one during your visit, please inform the protective services staff before entering the gallery.
All Museum restrooms with the exception of the pair in the upper Rotunda, have fully accessible HP stalls. Two Family, or unisex, bathrooms are available on Level G, below the Sharf Visitor Center.
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Groups of children and teens with disabilities are served through Artful Adventures, an inclusive program at the MFA. For children with autism, Beyond the Spectrum offers a specialized experience once a month. For more information call 617-369-3303, (TTY) 617-267-9703, or visit Community Programs.
A Feeling for Form
FFF is a program that provides tours for visitors of all ages who are blind or have low vision. A Feeling for Form is an opportunity for tours of the collections through tactile exploration of selected sculpture and furniture, and through verbal description, tactile graphics, materials and objects for artworks that cannot be touched. Trained Museum volunteers and Access staff lead these tours. We work with all parts of the Museum and schedule tours whenever the Museum is open.
Our Feeling For Form Intro Series is available on the first Sunday of most months at 10:30 am.
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NewsJuly 03 2012
Lyman alumni will meet for reunion
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The first graduating class of Lyman High School, the class of 1972, will gather for their 40th school reunion Friday, July 27 at the Medicine Creek Golf Course clubhouse at 7 PM.
According to Sherri Swinson Miller, information about the gathering has gone out late, but she is hopeful that classmates will contact each other to help inform everyone.
The Lyman class of 1977 will meet Saturday, July 28 from 4 to 6 PM at the New Frontier Campground in Presho for brats prior to the Lyman Alumni Reunion at the Kennebec gym starting at 6 PM.
All honor classes, those ending in "2" and "7" will be introduced at the reunion and photos taken for publication in the Herald.
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True starfish (not to be confused with brittle stars) are part of the Echinoderm class Asteroidea. They are all marine, and have pentaradial symmetry—meaning five-sided radial. Most starfish have five arms, but these arms "split" in some species, resulting in more arms (but always in a multiple of five.) These arms have no set length—they can even be merely stubs, like in the pillow (or cushion) star. Asteroids have a Water Vascular System, which they pump full with sea water through a bony pore called a madreporite (white spot seen in picture) on their aboral surface (top surface). They use their WVS for locomotion, food and waste transportation, and even respiration.
Starfish are incredible creatures. They have no eyes, ears, or nose—but they get by using extraordinarily sensible elongated sucker-like muscles, or tube feet, that line their arms; some tube feet even have simple light receptors that act as primitive eyes. They can regenerate an arm (or two or three) if lost. This can be considered a form of asexual reproduction. They are predators, and can regurgitate their "stomach" and surround/digest their prey (usually clams and other brachiopods.)
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Empellon Cocina
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Last night Twitter informed us of Empellon Cocina's new brunch menu starting this weekend. Empellon Cocina, located in the East Village, opened in February and is the second authentic Mexican eatery from Alex Stupack. Empellon Cocina will offer a full brunch menu along with morning cocktails, and aguas-frecscas for those who might have stumbled in straight from the club. The menu will also include delicious breakfast and midday entrees such as buttermilk-masa pancakes with smoked maple syrup and mole poblano butter and slow-poached eggs with toasted challah bread and green chorizo gravy. The brunch menu, just as their dinner menu, will not offer any tacos whatsoever. Of course this is alarming to some diners but with things like melted Tetilla cheese with lobster, tomato frito, and kol who needs a breakfast taco?
Alex Stupack has done it again, this time on a more upscale level. Empellon Cocina, in the East Village is the high end version of Empellon Taqueria that is right across town. In a city as diverse as New York City, with cuisines from all over the world, there is always one we cannot get right.
According to most people from the West Coast, they can't find a good Mexican joint in NYC to save their lives. It is time to stop looking, not only is Empellon Cocina true to the cuisine of Mexico, it is absolutely delicious.
The space is beautiful, dimly lit and has a very trendy vibe running through the walls. Once you look past all the hip fixtures, you realize the true-to-Mexico interior design that exists within the restaurant. Mexican artwork is hanging up and Mayan hieroglyphics are painted on the walls of the bathrooms.


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Summer is all about having some fun under the sun. But, the harsh sunlight and humidity is your hair, health and skin`s worst enemy, so, it is always important to take care.And summer is a period when all in the family are susceptible to ill health. And as the mercury is rising high, precautions are needed before it creates trouble for you or your close ones. A good diet is an essential part of family health-care and summer time is no different. Eating sensibly ensures that you maintain a strong immune system and build up a strong resistance against viruses and infection and why just that, it also ensures better skin and hair! Dehydration and sunstroke are very common in summers. Hence, one should drink plenty of water, coconut water as it contains potassium which is needed to have a healthy immunity and eat lots of fruits like watermelon, muskmelon etc. that are high on water content.One must take small meals at small intervals—one should avoiding taking heavy meals. Also, it is very important to have Vitamin C thereby; citrus fruits are a must as they consist of anti-oxidants which make immune system strong to fight illness in summers. Apart from sunstroke and dehydration, gastrointestinal diseases take a toll like cases of people suffering cholera, jaundice, and diarrhea are observed a lot. So, one should avoid pani-puris, ice-candies and road-side food as a precaution. Also, one must eat lot of curd and drink buttermilk to avoid sunstroke and dehydration.BDST: 1415 HRS, JULY 10, 2012Edited by: Sharmina Islam, Lifestyle Editor
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Fiber Optic Monitoring – FiberWatch® service includes a portfolio of fiber optic point and distributive sensing technologies with systems available for a variety of applications including StimWatch® distributive temperature surveys (DTS) and distributed acoustic surveys (DAS) of wellbore profiles and fiber optic pressure and temperature gauges.
Real-time thermal monitoring, combined with historic data analysis, provides operators better visualization of downhole conditions – reducing uncertainty and accelerating operational decisions. By capturing critical thermal events as they occur, DTS systems help to eliminate the risk and the cost of a well intervention for logging. DTS systems can also be integrated with fiber optic point sensors for BHP/BHT single-point measurements, thus reducing costs and the need for multiple systems and cables in the wellbore.