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Penn Hillel Provided Platform to Venomous 'Breaking The Silence'
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In yet another example of academia succumbing to a flawed battering ram of freedom of speech, the Hillel of Greater Philadelphia was outsmarted by J Street U which guilted them into providing a home for an event the sole purpose of which is to indict and delegitimize the defense forces of the Jewish State.
On Thursday evening, March 28, Steinhardt Hall – the Hillel building at the University of Pennsylvania – provided the platform for the pro-Palestinian J Street U to defile the integrity of the Israel Defense Forces through a well-funded delegitimization organization known as Breaking the Silence.
The "silence" that the group supposedly "breaks" is the unspoken criticism of Israel and Israel's military. Yes, that's right – without Breaking the Silence, one would never hear a negative word about the IDF, because the New York Times, the United Nations Human Rights Council, the EU, the Guardian, the Iranian regime, the Arab League, the Huffington Post, CNN, El Mundo, El Diario or just about any other entity with a microphone or a media outlet never criticizes the IDF.
Well, that's what the young whippersnappers at J Street U were able to convince the grownups on the board of the Hillel of Greater Philadelphia.
Breaking the Silence, which was created in 2004, exists to shout from the rooftops that the IDF is not a "defense" force but is instead an immoral military force that is dedicated to "annexation of territory, terrorizing and tightening the control over the civilian [Arab] population."
NGO Monitor is a non-profit organization that provides information on, analysis of and promotes accountability for the reports and activities of NGOs (non-governmental organizations) which claim to advance human rights and humanitarian agendas, but which instead so frequently primarily promote the vilification of Israel.
According to NGO Monitor, the 2010 publication created by Breaking the Silence, "Occupation of the Territories – Israeli Soldier testimonies 2000-2010," suffers from several fatal flaws: all testimony is anonymous, and almost none provide a date, location or context for the incidents being described. In addition, of the 183 incidents mentioned in the report, only 16 were reported to superiors at the time, which makes it especially difficult to rely on the credibility or motivation for the late, non-reported, anonymous "episodic" revelations.
The effort of Breaking the Silence to smear the IDF as an immoral military force falls apart most decisively when a careful reading of the many violations it claims to catalogue reveal that all – to the extent they are real – are themselves violations of IDF policy, so while problematic, they are evidence solely of errors and missteps engaged in by individuals.
Even the indefatigably leftist Haaretz expressed disdain for the repeated claim by Breaking the Silence that it is a human rights organization:
"Breaking the Silence…has a clear political agenda, and can no longer be classed as a 'human rights organization.' Any organization whose website includes the claim by members to expose the 'corruption which permeates the military system' is not a neutral observer.
The organization has a clear agenda: to expose the consequences of IDF troops serving in the West Bank and Gaza. This seems more of interest to its members than seeking justice for specific injustices."
And yet, the board of the Hillel of Greater Philadelphia was conned into believing that Breaking the Silence, whose sponsors include not only J Street U, but also the New Israel Fund, the European Union, the UK, Spain, the Netherlands, NDC (funds from Sweden, Switzerland, Netherlands, Denmark), and George Soros' Open Society Institute was needed to amplify the tintinnabulation of hatred already ringing across U.S. campuses from such groups as the BDS movement and the annual Israel Apartheid Week hate fiestas which vilify every move taken by Israel and the IDF to protect Israeli citizens – Jewish, Muslim, Christian and others – from Arab Palestinian terrorism.
Although the HGP several years ago crafted and approved a policy that explicitly stated it would not lend its space for events or organizations the primary goal of which was to delegitimize Israel, J Street U succeeded in persuading the board that their point of view – that is, explicitly and simply, that the IDF is a terrorist, expansionist militaristic entity – does not get enough play at the University of Pennsylvania. While the HGP board initially refused to allow the event in the building, the board members' hesitation was eventually drowned out.
The J Street U students claimed that the Breaking the Silence speakers "shed light on the price of military occupation for both Israelis and Palestinians and argue that bringing it to an end is in Israel's best long-term interests. The most important goal of Breaking the Silence is to foster dialogue and awareness about the facts on the ground." Ah, but that's only true if the "facts" being presented are credible. Even Haaretz distrusts their motivation and their facts.
J Street U's front man at the Penn Hillel event was Oded Naaman, who hasn't lived in Israel in years and who served in the Israel Defense Forces a decade ago. Na'aman claims to be one of the co-founders of Breaking the Silence.
So how is it that a group of pushy students were able to hoodwink Penn Hillel board members into allowing a political opportunist to add to the festering cesspool of anti-Israel invective in the very building created as a safe haven for Jews, a place where they are expected "to engage in a process of Jewish self-authorship"? Even though the Penn Hillel mission statement mentions neither Israel or the Jewish Homeland, one might be forgiven for expecting the Hillel to be a place where Jewish self-authorship included a respect for, and support of, Israel and its defense forces.
In an opinion piece that ran in the University of Pennsylvania newspaper on Wednesday, March 27, over the signature of no single individual, but simply the "J Street U Penn Executive Board," the group revealed their strategy. On one hand, they claimed to have the support, at least eventually, of many "student leaders" – none of whom are named. But then the J Street Utes make clear what it was that worked. They issued that irresistible campus battle cry, the "demand" for "free speech" in "our building."
Freedom of speech is a constitutional guarantee that the government will not prevent speech. That freedom battering ram – for that is how it is used – does not apply in the Hillel building – which does not get university or government funds, but instead is entirely donor funded. Yes, donor funded, those same donors who J Street U condemns for daring to set standards in the building they paid for. This is from the Daily Pennsylvanian, printed on Wednesday, March 27:
In all, we collected 27 signatures of Penn Hillel student leaders spanning a broad range of Jewish denominational affiliations, political views on Israel and types of involvement in the Jewish community. These signatures, including those from leaders of other pro-Israel organizations at Penn, finally pushed the HGP board to recognize that the Jewish student community is much too strong to succumb to a fear of ideas. We are ready to demand free speech in our building and to engage in challenging conversations about Israel. Indeed, open discourse and constructive criticism, rooted in love, are the only ways for us to achieve a brighter and safer future for the State of Israel. Like similar events being held by J Street U chapters on campuses across the country, our success in bringing Breaking the Silence to Hillel exemplifies the gradual mending of a still broken dialogue on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
For anyone who wished to check out the Penn Hillel website during this week of Passover, the time of liberation from earlier oppressors of the Jewish people, they would be struck by an incongruity. The site announces "Welcome to the Jewish Community at Penn!" And then the enticing words follow, "Penn Hillel is a warm and welcoming place to spend Passover. We have options for people from all backgrounds and everyone is welcome!" These words were accompanied by a scrolling events calendar, one of which was, on March 28: "Breaking the Silence: A conversation with an IDF veteran on the price of occupation." Welcome!Lori Lowenthal Marcus
About the Author: Lori Lowenthal Marcus is a contributor to the JewishPress.com. A graduate of Harvard Law School, she previously practiced First Amendment law and taught in Philadelphia-area graduate and law schools. You can reach her by email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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And I thought colleges were places for truth, courage, and honesty. Now its just another place of hatred toward Israel. So tragic.
Jon, it is tragic, but it's a tragedy we can stop if we're willing to stand up on our hind legs rather than tolerating lies. The "freedom of speech" trick, which this article so clearly reveals, is one that Jews need to learn how not to fall for. The article shows that the Penn Hillel leadership just collapses when accused of "suppressing" speech. Refusing a platform to liars is NOT suppressing speech. There is no free speech right to lie and no obligation to tolerate lies. Once sources like Haaretz are capable of dismissing a group as biased and untruthful, Jewish organizations should be entirely comfortable saying that they will not give that group a platform or publicity. That's not suppressing speech — it's just preventing the dissemination of lies.
We can do it. We just have to grow up a little bit.
just the always to be counted upon old monsters of anti-semitic blood libels and ignorant hatred rearing their ugly faces. again.
Were they ever?
I wonder if they were "outsmarted". NCU Chapel Hill Hillel ran a pro Palestinian event last year.
I really hope this was meant to be an opinion article and not a news article, because as a piece of journalism, it was TERRIBLE. I couldn't get past all of the opinionated adjectives and adverbs, and the obvious painting and lighting going on, to actually read enough to make my own informed decisions. Rewrite?
Setting aside the content, this is yet another in a long streak of venomous op-ed pieces by Ms. Lowenthal Marcus mis-labelled as a "News Article." At long last, can this publication not recognize the difference?
" In yet another example of academia succumbing to a flawed battering ram.
of freedom of speech, the Hillel of Greater Philadephia was outsmarted by.
J Street U which guilted them into providing a home for an event the sole.
purpose of which is to indict and delegitimize the defense forces of the Jewish.
This first paragraph can hardly be defended as a statement of fact. It does, however, misspell the name of the city in which the incident occurred. I have no objection to the publication of opinion pieces. I do, however, object strongly to publishing opinion pieces that purport to report the news. I fear the the Jewish Press too closely resembles Fox News.
I'll stickwith Haaretz
Yes, braindead melicious traiditonal Anglo-Saxon American antisemites in NY would do that. That paper is made by and for exactly such individuals.
They are basically nothing else than camouflaged Nazi-minded hate groups (Bts and JStreetUniversity) both.
I WILL BE KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT CONGREGATION SONS OF ISRAEL IN MANALAPAN, MONDAY NIGHT APRIL 8 AT 7:30 and will not participate in the interfaith program. ALL ARE INVITED. I AM SPEAKING FREE OF CHARGE. The Imam said he would join with me declaring that here in America there is no room for Muslims callings Jews apes and for the destruction of the Jewish people as Morsi of Egypt did. This promise to me was never fulfilled. MY AGREEING FOR THE IMAM TO LEAVE BEFORE HATIKVAH WAS BASED ON HIS FULFILLING THIS PROMISE.
I have resigned from the Metuchen-Edison Area Interfaith Clergy Association due to this. For you who are new, to the association, I served as President and Vice President in the past and chaired many programs. It hurts me greatly that I had to make this decision. I wish you all the best of success. RABBI DR. BERNHARD ROSENBERG
Surprising use of the borderline archaic but charming term "whippersnappers."
Mister Frankl, is this post typical of your style for dealing with people? If so, I will most emphatically stick with Ha'aretz.
it really does not matter what these miscreants say most people think they are a bunch of queers. I wish they could be confronted.
it really does not matter what these miscreants say most people think they are a bunch of queers. I wish they could be confronted.
Cliff Sloane – I am afraid that Mr. Frankl's comment is not only typical of his brand of intellectual debate, but also fairly typical of what passes for an exchange of ideas on this website. To be sure, I read many other sources of information on the Middle East and Israel/Palestine. I mostly consult the Jewish Press when my blood pressure is tending toward the dangerously low end, and whenever I need a good laugh.
The Jewish Press posts I have seem confirm the old observation that the two greatest social evils in human history are love of God and love of country. Between these two are millions of corpses. When they are combined, as with religious Zionism, the evil is both unreasoning and uncontrollable.
Mr. Sloane, I would argue that it is not the love of God that is evil, but the inability of God's followers to accept the equal rights of those who believe in other or no gods. As to coupling a religion with a nation, or a nation with a religion, I completely agree. One look at the theocracies in today's world (Iran, Pakistan, Israel, etc.) confirms this. I would remind us all that when European Jews began to return to what they called Palestine, a large number of them (labor, leftist, communist, etc) wanted to enter true and last peace with the inhabitants they found. Unfortunately, they have been outvoted by history.
Dear Ms. Marcus,
You are correct to point out that neither the government nor any other entity can compel the Penn Hillel to include or exclude any presentation or program. But neither can you. The only decision that counts here is that of the governance of Penn Hillel, which apparently made the decision to provide a forum for "Breaking the Silence." I do not see the harm in them allowing this program to be presented on their premises. If nothing else, listening to viewpoints that may be much different from one's own can be a very educational experience. And, of course, education is the major reason why students go to college in the first place.
I would guess that most members of Hillel disagreed with the views presented by "Breaking the Silence." But some might have agreed. So what? To quote your words, I assume most Jews (including Penn Hillel members) embrace a "respect for, and support of, Israel and its defense forces." But that does not necessary mean blind support of Israel. It's good to question one's assumptions. And suppose some Jews do not have a "respect for, and support of, Israel and its defense forces". Aren't they still entitled to belong to Hillel?


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Another couple tips that came to mind.
You will want to stuff the hollow sections under the wings with fiberglass or expanded foam to eliminate that air space in the cavity. This makes a huge improvement in the tightness of the bass.
Find some foam weather stripping and make a gasket so you get an air tight seal between the horns and walls.
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i have yet to add the gasket
good eye steve
just need to get a few freinds over to help me move them
very kind offer steve, ill consider parting with the drivers after a little while...still love listening to them hahaha
calling it "the great wall of sound"
for those who have listened so far love it
but for those in ontario email me and maybe u can have a listen too
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oh man!!!!!!!!!!!
I have just turned green with envy my friend. Not only do you have 4 of these monsters (in the configuration I was wondering about, you have Steve offering suggestions on your room and even to modify your drivers for free!!!!!!
I am so jealous I could spit!
Makes me want to buy a ticket to Canada!
Your work is excellent. I can only imagine the difficulty rating on this project. I believe I have the skills, although not the tools just yet, but I have no doubt that one way or another a pair or two of these will be in my future. My question right now is which set sounds better currently? The AC with the tweeters or the Fostex full range? I really want to know the comparison when the drivers are modified..
By the way Steve,
How much would a set of those moded drivers run me if I decided to get them first? (and maybe work on breaking them in a bit before I got the horns built?
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Oh My Goodness
totally sweeeeet
great job and you are my hero and with balls yet!
Steve I have balls but I would not if I build them and leave my balls out this.
I remember when I built the little speakers I have and the months of discontent and punishment I endured to just have them in a place where I could listen to them.
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...far as construction conclusions go,.....yes they will take alot dedication
ive now put over 110 hrs into the 4 of them
I can't believe I was even
of building these. Way beyond my skill level.
If you treat your room properly with some bass traps and diffusors you should be blown away by those world class speakers you just built yourself there sir.
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then last week i took another trip to home depot because i still had a nasty echo when i clap in the center of the room. so i bought a bag of SAFE'n SOUND Ruxul, i cut them in 24" squares to fill the top corner on top of the stacked horns.
this made a big improvement in my bass response around the center of the room
then i wrapped the remaining ruxul insulation batts (24x48x3") with another old bed sheet put 1 each along the side walls with a pair of the 1" thick rigid fiblerglass on top.
this was the best configuration i came up with so far
If ya see any problems in the pics or suggestion on improving my room, im all ears
yes diffusars are coming soon, just rounding up the cash before i make the call to robert bury for 15 sheets of 1/8" and another sheet or 2 of mdf
Insulation wrapped in bed sheets.
Sounds like a great idea for quick, easy to build bass traps!
Is that working out well?
I was dissapointed, went in a different direction.
Maybe I just need more insulation/bass traps.
I only used 6 rolls of fiberglass, and havent built diffusers yet.
(And only 2 corner horns).
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robert the bass traps were prety simple to make...$35 canadian for a bag of 8 batts of ruxul 3" thick....and the ceiling tiles were $30 for the six...they made a huge difference in the echo of the room when places high up along the walls
ya a bed sheet set was mere $15 from wallmart
i may be moving soon so a 4 cornered room is a must and hey maybe even get the alcove.....going apartment hunting in a couple weeks
and of course deaf nieghbours would be a good thing...lol
the 2 way combo i have in the 2nd pair of horns....sounds very good...the extended treble is great and clean
there are a few dips in the midbass tho....maybe 60-150 hz
i dont have proper equipment to test it , but should have a db meter soon, ill get back to yas how i intend to fix it.....prob insulation..but we'll see
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Hey Andy, did you seal all the gaps from the horn to the wall yet? It is suppose to be very important to do so, also are you going to take Steve up on his offer to mod the drivers?
You've done such a fine job on those horns it would seem that the two items i've mentioned are a must to do them up 100%...
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im gonna see if i can get ahold of steve tomorrow, find out shipping costs and details about the drivers,
as for sealing against the wall.....they are real heavy and well moving them...will be complicated....i also will be moving into the city in the next month or 2 ...back to ottawa.....hopfully find a nice room so they can permanently have a home .....and while i have them down ill add the gasket and foam up the wing chambers
but till then....its happy listening
ohh by the way...im looking into building a amp dvd player rack/stand of some kind (gonna use the left over mdf from the horns) .....if anyone has any challenging designs, plz post them
im always trying to test my skills
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Andy....again I say thanks for sharing this endeavor with us. It has bee a real treat wathching this project of yours and I am sure it will continute to be. Good luck with the move and make sure we see pictures of the next home for those abosulutely stunning speakers.
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CORINTH – At the start of Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie," we know Tom's gone away because he's telling us the story from his past.
"He's always searching for something to live for and running away from what he has," said Nathan Dodd, who plays the older Tom in Corinth Theatre-Arts' production.
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As a young man during the Great Depression, he's working hard to help support his mother, Amanda, and sister, Laura. It's a confining existence that's amplified by his mother.
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Amanda gets onto Tom for smoking and spending too much time at the movies. He's a young man in his 20s, but his every decision is up for review. It's the kind of situation a man could be expected to leave, but there's a complication.
"His sister," Dodd said. "If he leaves, she'll be the sole inheritor of her mother's nitpickiness."
Tom could be a hero or he could be a villain. Laura should be capable of speaking for herself, so some of the family's problems could be her fault. And who can criticize a mother for trying to keep her family together?
"There are so many perspectives, depending on how you see it," Dodd said. "You can see Amanda as being the wronged one. You can see Laura as being the ultimate wronged one, or you can see her as the cause of all the trouble."
Williams' play doesn't offer easy answers. He provides a window into family life, then invites the audience to take an active role in interpreting the story. Maybe you'll find hope amid the sadness, the same way Lynda Hilliker, who plays Laura, did.
"The ending is sad, but you never know what's going to happen in the future," Hilliker said. "It's sad, but it could be a happy ending eventually. Who's to say?"
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Always eat fries and grilled chicken here they have never cross contaminated me! My go to fast food place!!
Gf grilled nuggets and dedicated potato fryer
730 N Us Highway 441, The Villages, FL 32159
I have eaten here a couple of times when on the go. Split grilled nuggets and a fruit cup with my daughter. Also, tried the waffle fries with no issues. They are fried separately. Since they are in a smaller kitchen, I don't recommend it to those who are super sensitive to cross contamination. They do offer a gluten free menu.
874 Eastgate North Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45245
They were very friendly when I asked for a gluten free menu- they actually suggested they could change gloves before I even asked. Very friendly staff, then when I received my order they reassured me that they did change their gloves.
3683 E Race Ave, Searcy, AR 72143
Had the grilled nuggets and fries. When husband asked them to change gloves they said "is it a gluten allergy?" When he said yes they input it in to the system and the cooks knew to change gloves and wipe down the grill before prepping my food. Didn't get sick and I'm usually susceptible to cross contamination.
10750 Camino Ruiz, San Diego, CA 92126
The most amazing chicken club lettuce wrapped! Love their waffle fries. If you get there in the morning, you have to try their hash browns.
1682 Us Highway 98, Daphne, AL 36526
The staff is always friendly and they know about gluten allergy. The hash browns are safe as well as the French fries (dedicated fryer). Great fast place.
12015 E 96th St N, Owasso, OK 74055
Great place for gluten free
4655 Lindle Rd, Harrisburg, PA 17111
You do have to be very specific, but once you tell them about your allergen, they mark it and must take care as I have ordered breakfast sandwiches without the bread and hashbrowns for breakfast several times and never gotten sick as they fry their potatoes in a separate fryer. I have also eaten the grilled chicken nuggets and waffle fries with no ill-effects from several locations! You can also add the nuggets to a salad, just be sure to specify no croutons, breaded add-ons etc. honestly, this is the only fast food place I will go!
S, 3675 U.S. 41, Terre Haute, IN 47802
They are always careful and change gloves when I go! Very friendly and personable when I go through the drive thru!
1201 Elm St Ste Ll06, Dallas, TX 75270
Never ever eat at at Chick-fil-A again. They have added MSG into ALL their chicken. I believe it's what they marinate all chicken with. So even when ordering what should be safe grilled chicken I have horrible reaction. Since the only safe thing to eat there is French fries, and the line at every store is a mile long, it's just not worth my time.
3000 Doctor M.L.K. Jr Blvd, New Bern, NC 28562
Used to a favorite before our GF journey. They have like the only fries in town though. Lol. Grilled nuggets are less than desirable as my 6 year old is the one who has to have the diet change. Very little options. We usually do salad and fries but rarely go now.
5033 West US Highway 290 Service Road, Austin, TX 78735
I eat at this location all the time and I'm Celiac! I get the grilled nuggets, fries, and ice cream, which are all gluten free!
14647 North Meridian Street, Carmel, IN 46032
I had a cashier named Debbie and she was very nice and friendly. The grilled nuggets is what I get because they do not have gluten. I would recommend the waffle fries because they are fried in a different fryer and they are fried in canola oil. Very good experience.
2509 Mountaineer Blvd, Charleston, WV 25309
This is an awesome Chick-fil-A! I have celiac and they are very accommodating-changing their gloves and making my order gluten free. They have an allergen list.
1609 Montgomery Hwy, Hoover, AL 35216
I have severe Celiac Disease and informed them of my "gluten allergy" at the register. I was so excited to have Chick-Fil-A for the first time since discovering my Celiac!! I ordered the grilled nuggets and waffle fries and HAD ZERO REACTION!!! I went back the next day because we needed something quick while traveling and ate there safely again. Happy camper!
2431 Wabash Ave, Springfield, IL 62704
I've eaten here several times with no issue. They have limited GF options, but the food is easy and very convenient. The grilled chicken is gluten free, and the waffle fries are fried in canola oil separate from the fried chicken. Their website has a full allergen list.
4239 Winterville Ct, Winterville, NC 28590
Very accommodating I would recommend it.
7990 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Great service, food made fresh and they are happy to customize my meal. Diligent to watch cross contamination.
1913 5th Ave N, Birmingham, AL 35203
Great location downtown. Note closes at 2:30 daily
6000 Glades Rd Ste 1166c, Boca Raton, FL 33431
this has been our go to place for gf fast food. grilled chicken and waffle fries and have had no issues.
21900 S Tamiami Trl, Estero, FL 33928
Very good chicken breast or grilled chicken fingers. Their waffle fries are okay and gf. I love their lemonade. I wrote what is above 3 years ago. Now they seem to have done a 360. They are nasty about any question regarding gluten free. They tell me the kitchen is not gluten free so the food is not gluten free. I called 1 800 chick Fil a cares. Guess what they do not. They had the local guy call me. He continued to be arrogant and overly self righteous. He did not give a flying -/// that the national website says nuggets and fries are gluten free. They are not in his store.
6810 Rogers Ave, Fort Smith, AR 72903
Every time I get the grilled nuggets I get sick, too much cross contamination in the kitchen I assume.
1809 Beltline Rd Sw, Decatur, AL 35601
Delicious! typical Chick-fil-a - always good service and food! I haven't gotten sick and I have eaten there many times. Make sure you ask for chicken to be cooked without marinade. It does contain gluten.
Nau Dining, Flagstaff, AZ 86011
The grilled chicken nuggets and waffle fries are so delicious and so is the original sauce. I'm not celiac just gluten sensitive but I didn't get sick. :)
1291 U.S. 72, Athens, AL 35611
The reviews are for everywhere but Athens AL. Very misleading. No dedicated fryer here!
2585 East Highway 50, Clermont, FL 34711
This is the only fast food place that I feel safe eating at. I always order the grilled chicken nuggets and french fries. I let them know while ordering that I have celiac disease so they take the precautions.
3000 Doctor M.L.K. Jr Blvd, New Bern, NC 28562
Always have a good experience here. Fries, grilled nuggets, various seasonal salads, and lemonade are my favorites.
321 Marina Bay Dr, Clear Lake Shores, TX 77565
A decent option for something quick and easy. mostly if it's something everyone else wants, you'd have a few options. fruit, salad, and grilled chicken. The best part is that their waffle fries have their own fryer, so no cross contamination.
1370 Interstate Drive, Cookeville, TN 38501
Always so accommodating, this is the only place I trust in Cookeville for a safe meal. Grilled nuggets are gf and fries are in a dedicated fryer. If you tell them when you order that you need it allergy marked they will put a sticker on it.
502 Lane St, Moultrie, GA 31768
Standard Chick Fil A procedures. Manager checked twice to see if gloves were changed.
700 Haywood Rd Ste 102, Greenville, SC 29607
Always great! Always
1400 Dell Range Blvd Spc 89, Cheyenne, WY 82009
Asked if the fries had breading and if they were cooked in the same fryer. Was told that I could try one to find out. 😂
401 W Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33606
I just want to point out that this is a Chik fil a express inside of the University of Tampa student center so it is a little odd this is listed. A little more limited than the regular restaurant with no grilled nuggets but both grilled chicken salad and sandwich with no bun are okay.
2415 Cherry Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29732
The worst experience I've ever had since receiving my Celiac diagnosis was at this restaurant. The manager was rude and called attention to me and my dietary needs to everyone in line. The owner later tried to justify his behavior. Go to the Chicken Fil A on Dave Lyle instead they are wonderful.
1445 Jayhawk Blvd, Lawrence, KS 66045
The staff at Chick-fil-A in Lawrence Ks tried to be helpful but had no idea about what gluten free is or would be on the menu and there are no dedicated fryers. We didn't eat. This is not the correct location either
2652 Old Denton Rd, Carrollton, TX 75007
I agree with Lucy! 4/5 times I get the wrong order at the drive thru ... I shouldn't have pull over and park to check the order and go back again in line every single time. I understand that there are peak hours in where staff is very busy and mistakes happen which is more than understandable but the impolite second interactions are unnecessary. Tried contacting them but never heard back unfortunately.
602 N West End Blvd, Quakertown, PA 18951
The service was wonderful and since it was the weekend, two people were taking orders at the same time. This was SO efficient, and definitely raised my customer satisfaction.
148 Melody Farms Rd, Barboursville, WV 25504
Brought my gf sandwich in a bun had to return it fries were not done in a separate frier
14314 Fm 2920 Rd, Tomball, TX 77377
spicy southwest chicken salad and fries are my go-to food. I have never gotten sick.
11820 Fountains Way, Maple Grove, Minnesota 55369
They have a dedicated fryer just for fries, they have gluten free items on the menu, and they are very knowledgeable. All you have to do is warn them when you order and you'll be good to go.
1150 S Campus Dining Hall, College Park, MD 20742
I get the market salad with fries fairly often and haven't had a problem. The staff could use some allergen training from my experience.
661 N Highway 231, Panama City, FL 32405
They have very limited menu options. But most of their sauces are gluten free so that was a nice surprise. I LOVE regular Chick-fil-A food & am so disappointed in gluten free choices. I tried the grilled nuggets today & they were gross; slimy & fatty....not at all like the grilled pictures or like regular nuggets.
2230 S Pleasant Valley Rd, Winchester, VA 22601
I've eaten here and never gotten sick. If you tell them you need gluten free specifically they will make sure everyone changes their gloves, etc.
1752 Us Highway 1 S, Saint Augustine, FL 32084
Safe location, standard Chick Fil A procedures..
1845 Fairmount, Wichita, KS 67260
We eat here all of the time and we are very sensitive!!! Just ask for a manager... And ask for them to change their gloves :-)
1 University Plaza, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
I don't know about cross contamination, but they have grilled chicken pieces that are pretty good.
912 Pleasant Grove Blvd, Roseville, CA 95678
they do not yet have the gluten free buns like some other locations but their salads are awesome
1031 Hunter's Crossing Drive, Alcoa, TN 37701
I always eat the grilled chicken nuggets and the superfood side salad! Delicious!
5100 N Broadway St, Knoxville, TN 37918
Today was my first time going after a recent diagnosis of celiac. I wasn't sure how it would go but it seemed to work out fine. I don't know if I would be able to tell is if had been glutened as I didn't have usual symptoms. I ordered the fries and grilled chicken. it was so good! the staff explained after I asked how they do things. she said they flag the order to remind preparers that it can't touch gluten foods. happy to be able to get my chick-fil-a fix!
4090 River Point Pkwy, Sheridan, CO 80110
no dedicated fryer or grill so no true gf food except their awesome Ice cream. Littleton CO
1564 Laurens Rd, Greenville, SC 29607
Always good at the CFA!
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The Columbus Dispatch - July 05, 2013 11:56 AM
Honda has a new ad that packs 65 years of products into a clever and simple message.
The spot, called "Hands," uses special effects to show an engineer handling a series of Honda products, twisting and adjusting them to make them into other Honda products. At the end of two minutes, the engineer has covered more than a half-century of machines.
It is not surprising that the ad is the work of Wieden + Kennedy, the firm responsible for Honda's "Cog" spot.
Adweek.com says the ad is "one of those great, semi-wordless pieces that plays well no matter what language you speak. Transforming motorcycles are wonderful in every country. As are transforming pieces of building hardware."
In a blog post from Wieden + Kennedy's London office, the firm says, "We have simply called the film 'Hands' as a testament to the tinkering nature of the Honda R+D engineers whose curious spirit (or hands) has made Honda the largest engineering company in the world,"
Several Ohio-made products make appearances, including the CR-V, and the soon-to-debut NSX. If that's not enough of a local angle for you, the ad firm's co-global creative director is John C. Jay, a central Ohio native. I wrote about his work last year.


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The 2012 Annual Collogue of the LBPS proved to be as exciting a day as it had promised.
The morning's talks by Will Lamb, Mike Katz and David Taylor were stimulating and entertaining; a full report will be included in the December issue of Common Stock. The afternoon's entertainment consisted of performances on pipes and fiddle by a remarkable line-up of players assembled by Hamish Moore. Recordings and videos are now being edited [currently around 15GB of files!]
Here for starters is a William Dixon tune given a 21st century make-over by Callum Armstrong and Pete Stewart.
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HEIMDAL Lester Kramer, 90, Fargo, formerly of Heimdal, died in his home.
He was born Sept. 29, 1922, to Louis and Sadie Kramer, north of Hamberg. He entered the Army Jan. 5, 1943, and served overseas during World War II, including in Okinawa. He was discharged Nov. 20, 1945. He married Marian Solin June 27, 1948, north of Heimdal.
Survivors: wife; daughter, Pam Stirling, Gardner; and two grandsons.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (90 votes).
In short: 26.2 miles and no medal!In full: Very wet and very cold. This, I don't mind. However, when I finished, I wanted (a) a medal and (b) someone to lead me to my dry clothes in my drop off bag. There was no medal, and the people giving out the (frankly empty) goody bags didn't know where our kit bags were. Despite the fact that they were in the tent right behind them. Something that took a very long time to find out. Fat Feet can't plan the weather, but they should be able to plan how they'll treat their runners if the weather is grim. Great race, spoiled by the post-finish care.Date of review: November 6, 2012
In short: Fantastic trail course, poor value and organisationIn full: I agree with many of the other 2012 reviews: it's a great venue with amazing scenery (even in the pouring rain!) but you feel short-changed by the steep entry fee. What did Fat Feet spend the £35 fee on? There were no road closures; teenage army cadets manned all the stations (and they were fantastic; no portaloos; water in cups (actually they could have saved even more here and used rain water, ho ho!); no medal (why would I want a "technical" vest that doesn't even commemorate the actual race?!); no First Aid after the start; poor bag storage; poor/non-existent transport back to Sykes Lane car park (after 4 hours of v wet and cold running, it's no fun having to walk 30 mins to get to your car!)As previously reported - it's no frills and that's fine...if you've paid £10 to enter.I will do it again, but probably the day before the 2013 race, when the course is marked out but I don't have to pay: I'll bring my own 9 bar and ask my mum to make me a certificate!Date of review: November 6, 2012
In short: Potential to be a great race - but too expensive & no medalIn full: The route itself is a good one, and on any other day, I'm sure it would be beautiful. But the rain & cold made it truly miserable. The marshalls around the course were great, firing out encouragement.The downsides for me :* Far too expensive for a small event* No medal* No toilets at start - they were closed at Sykes Lane.* 20 minute walk to start is too far* Course clocked at 26.45 miles* No contingency for poor weather - no undercover protection at the finish.* Inadequate bag store (only a small carry bag accepted) - especially in that weather, when lots of dry/warm clothes would have been required.Date of review: November 6, 2012
In short: Very DisappointingIn full: This was the second time I've done this event, so I knew about the cattle grids and toilets etc etc.What was criminal today was the almost 'complete' lack of event support (The poor suffering cadets aside), given that the weather was horrendous I would have expected more support and/or first aiders.I passed one guy who had hurt his knee, after asking I promised to mention his plight at the next marshalling point.Only trouble was, I couldn't find any one. The next guy I came across was 'The Timing Mat' guy.People could have died in those conditions.Deeply disappointing and potentially dangerous.Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: No frills - what you see it what you getIn full: Lots of negative comments about organisation, atmosphere, goodie bag and value for money - all are valid up to a point - however IMO running a marathon is all about the course and if you are of a similar mind then you will have to go a long way before finding a more scenic, undulating, varied and ultimately satisfying marathon challenge. If Fat Feet address some of the gripes then this would be a must do.Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Such a disappointment, should be so much betterIn full: Can't believe that such a fabulous venue as Rutland Water was wasted. The weather was appalling, which no-one can control, but the main problem with this event was the feeling of being short-changed. For the price, it simply does not represent value for money. There are no toilets at the start line, I only occasionally spotted gels, nothing else in the way of food, terrible 'goody bag', terrible vest (why would I want to advertise Fat Feet, rather than the Rutland Water Marathon?)and the certificate was completely pointless.I really hope the organisers raise their game,it is hard to see that there are many repeat-entrants after this year. Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Like the course itself plenty of ups and downs. Sadly apart from the cadets mainly downsIn full: No toilets open at Skyes Lane car park and after a long walk to the start, no toilets there either.With mile markers at only every 3 miles and no evident course marking, there were occasions where I wasn't sure I had gone the right way or that the people I was following hadn't gone the wrong way.Unbelievable number of cattle grids to cross, many you had to cross as there were no open gate next to them.My relief after finishing was soon replaced by disappointment in that I along with others received a goodie bag that didn't seem to match the Herculean efforts we felt we had put in, then over 30 minutes waiting for the bus transfer back to Sykes Lane car park. It would appear only one minibus was in operation.In all I agree with the other comments posted here, especially regarding the only real positive element; the support from the enthusiastic cadets.Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: fab location for a challenging trail marathonIn full: now that the feeling has returned to my hands and I have stopped shivering, I can say that I had a great race yesterday. The location is just great, the conditions made it hugely challenging, with constant rain and a very wet and muddy route. A cup of coffee and somewhere dry to get changed at the end would have been great, getting changed out of my wet kit in the car without the use of my hands was tough! not a pb course (also slightly over marathon distance, my garmin recorded 26.6 miles; maybe I staggered a bit after mile 22..) but if you want something different and prefer scenery and your own company to crowds etc, this is a low key event and when I have done it before in good weather, outstanding.Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Scenic but never ever worth £35 due to 'fat feets' shortfalls!In full: What a lovely setting with a scenic and very challenging route! This had the potential to be the race of the year due to its setting but the organisers clearly saw this as a vast money making exercise!I've sent fat feet an email and left feedback on runners world! In this day and age no toilet facilities, water in cups and a generic vest top with no reference to the marathon along with a blank certificate was clearly a cheapskate effort and in fairness I've partaken in local club runs for less than a tenner with greater facilities and rewards. A wholly disappointing race but with potential for so much more. You really need to up your game 'fat feet' and look after your customers or rebrand yourself 'fat wallet'.Just worthy of note were the cadets and marshalled who despite the weather did a grand job with what they had in the terrible weather. Date of review: November 5, 2012
In short: Could have been wonderfulIn full: As has been said before the weather was not the best but this was outside the organisers control. The cadets were wonderful, handing out water and gels and providing support all the way round. The course does not lend itself to mass support but those who did turn out were most appreciated clapping us round.The venue itself is spectacular and it could be an absolutely wonderful event.The downsides: no space blankets at the end, no medal. Given the (lack of) facilities and goody bag provided it seem hard to justify the entry fee but then I don't know how much Anglia Water charge to organisers to allow the event to take place. Date of review: November 5, 2012
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Well to be on par with a world champ
Is pretty good in my books
Btw phat
Your not pro redbull as you say
I have never from my memory read one comment that was largely focussed on red bull
It's always something negative towards mark and inuendos etc that you think your so clever but that's debateable
Your just anti mark and not for bull at all I feel
But your definitely full of bull
So phat
I have seen vets at 1:1 odds for championship
Sooo ... If he doesn't win it , it would mean he flopped big time ?
At least mark has excuse lol
Silly fatty
Is it true since 2006 whoever wins first race becomes wdc
Is it true since 2006, whoever wins first race goes onto become wdc ?
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After looking through the ingredients of almost all the "natural" shampoo on iherb, you find that they all contain either of the followings; preservatives such as sodium benzoate, sulfates such sodium lauryl sulfate, hidden sulfates such sodium coco sulfate (just another diluted SLS with exact chemical structure) and many other chemical names such as polysorbate 20. Aubrey Organic is the only shampoo brand to be chemical free! (Not counting castile soap which is also all natural but it is not specialised shampoo). The downside is that none of the shampoo by Aubrey lathers well so you probably use more of the shampoo. Otherwise, it will be hard to wash the hair scalp or hair, especially if you have thick hair. (in my case). I also like that the ingredients are biodegrade, suitable for vegetarians and not tested on animal (important!). All conventional chemical shampoo is tested on animals! Why? There are simply too many chemicals in it. Many are reactive and causes allergies therefore they test it on animals first in order to avoid possible lawsuits in future. This product smells really great. Strong floral honeysuckle rose smell. As for the moisturizing effect, I find that the effect is moderate at best. Check out my page for more reviews!
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I thought I would love this shampoo, as it claims to be moisturizing. It is actually the opposite, it felt like I had washed my hair with dishwashing soap - horrible. Made my hair extremely dry and brittle, and I nightmare to comb afterwards. After 3-4 times I gave up. Would not recommend this for long hair. The one star is for the good smell.
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I bought this shampoo and the conditioner for my 90 yr old mother. It treated her dry itchy scalp and left her gray hair soft, shiny and manageable.
Not as moisturising as expected.
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I thought the shampoo was for dry hair, but using it didn't feel at all like that. Instead I'd say it left my hair quite dry. Didn't even finish the bottle. Giovanni has much more moisturising shampoos. Click on my username for more reviews! If you thought that this review was helpful please feel free to press the 'yes' button.
A change after 20+ years
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Used to be one of my favorites but the ingredients have changed drastically. I'm disappointed in Aubrey.
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Excellent product at a affordable price.
No bueno
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This shampoo actually made my hair feel drier and almost more damaged. It is sulfate free so it doesn't lather, which is fine but it made my hair hair feel awful. It smells nice so I ended up using it as a body wash but even using it that way I was not impressed.
Beautiful product
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I really like Aubrey organics shampoos. THis one is a beautiful scent, not too strong but lovely. The shampoo is really moisturizing. I have very dry hair, frizzy and curly. This product helps my hair to be quite hydrated and glowing. Love it.
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Mayte Garcia & Nicole Murphy To Star In New VH1 Show "Hollywood Exes"
The news we hinted at earlier this week, can now be told. Mayte Garcia along with Nicole Murphy, Jessica Canseco, Sheree Fletcher, and Andrea Kelly will star in a VH1 Reality show.
The show has a working title of "Hollywood Exes" and follows the 5 women on their journey without their famous husbands and ex-lovers.
The series will star Nicole Murphy (ex-wife of Eddie Murphy – 13 years), Jessica Canseco (ex-wife of Jose Conseco - 4 years), Sheree Fletcher (ex-wife of Will Smith – 3 years), Mayte Garcia (ex-wife of Prince – 3 years), and Andrea Kelly (ex-wife of R. Kelly – 12 years). "Hollywood Exes" will premiere in the summer of 2012 with 10 one-hour episodes.
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Two thousand and five hundred people in attendance. What an impressive number. What an overwhelming showing.
To put that number of 2,500 in perspective, readers must consider that number amounts to 11 percent of the combined population of both Dunkirk and Fredonia. Those residents filled the Williams Center at Fredonia State University on Monday evening during the Public Service Commission hearing on plans to repower NRG Energy Inc's Dunkirk plant or upgrade lines for National Grid.
Many of those in attendance stayed past 9 p.m., with a majority voicing support for the NRG project.
"I want the people here tonight to know that this is the proudest moment of my time representing you," state Sen. Catharine Young noted during her testimony at the event. "From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for coming together and getting involved. Your community needed your help, and here you are. It truly is your time to shine."
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An upcoming segment of BBC One's British "Imagine" television series will feature unreleased music from the John Lennon/Yoko Ono recording sessions that resulted in the "Double Fantasy" album along with some rare video footage. But the program will only be available to the UK and not in the U.S., according to a spokesman for BBC America, who told us that there are no current plans to air these shows here.
"Imagine: Lennon In Limbo," which will air July 12, will look at into Lennon's life after his move to New York City and his relationship with Yoko Ono. The BBC says the show will include never-before-heard studio recordings from the "Double Fantasy" sessions and never-before-seen outtakes from Lennon in concert and his home movies that will result in "a wealth of new insights." The film includes exclusive interviews with Yoko Ono and with artists who worked closely with Lennon during this period, including Elton John and photographer Bob Gruen.
The following week on July 19, the series will also look at Lennon's close friend, Harry Nilsson, in "Imagine: Harry Nilsson – The Missing Beatle." This segment will explore the life and career of the singer, whose hits including "Everybody's Talkin'" from the movie soundtrack for "Midnight Cowboy" and will feature interviews and newly discovered footage. The film will showcase new and archived audio and film, including home movies, music videos, promotional films and segments from "Did Somebody Drop His Mouse?," the unreleased documentary made during the recording of "Son Of Schmilsson," plus interviews with Robin Williams, Yoko Ono, Van Dyke Parks, Randy Newman, Ray Cooper, the Smothers Brothers and Micky Dolenz.
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abc,Thanks for the writeup. One of these days I will have to give the Sicilian a try. Maybe one of the recipes calling for semolina. Peter
Here's an old Sicilian recipe I found. The ingredients are pretty interesting:Sicilian Pizza Ingredients:5 qts. Cold Water7 qts. Whole Milk4-5 ozs. Yeast8 oz. Salt8 oz. Sugar50 lbs. High Gluton Flour3 lbs. Block Butter16 lbs. Idaho Potatoes (Peeled, Boiled, & Mashed)Method of Preparation:Mix 9 minutes.Cut & roll.Yields: 45 32 oz. Dough BallsMethod of Cooking:1) Place in oven and bake at 550F. Cooking time is approximately 10 15 minutes. Sicilians are done when bottoms begin to brown.2) Remove from oven and allow to stand, in tray, at room temperature, to cool.3) Once cool, not warm, remove from tray and stack in the following manner:Bottom Sicilian top upSecond Sicilian top downThird Sicilian top upFourth Sicilian top down Continue in this manner. NOTE: No more than 6 high, or you will crush bottom Sicilian. Place in a plastic bag and refrigerate. Sicilians should be prepared daily to ensure a fresh product.Method of Serving:1) Take 1 Sicilian from refrigerator and place bottom side down in a clean, oiled Sicilian tray.2) Add 1 ladle of Pizza Sauce (10 oz.) and spread evenly over Sicilian. Be certain to go right to the edge, (no crust), and include corners.3) Sprinkle with 16 oz. of Pizza Cheese.4) Bake until cheese begins to brown.Portions Per Serving:1) 1 Sicilian should be cut into 8 slices.2) Serve hot always.
Could/Would you convert this into bakers percents?
This shouldn't be a problem if you are using baker's percents/weights. Also, since both potato flour and potato flakes appear to have the same moisture content (about 6.5%), I don't think you will have to alter the formula hydration.
Can someone put Marcos semolina recipe into percents please.


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...the last time I ever played football was as a corner for my HS team, and Mike Singletary was my idol back then (it was the 80's). I liked how he played with passion, attitude and anger, and how he seemed to get personally offended when an opposing player dared to try and run or pass the ball on him - his goal was to hit them as hard as he could just to send them a message.
My message to the players on the Jets D is this: get some cajones. You guys are letting the team down, because you don't play with attitude. Please show up on Sundays with attitude, or just don't show up at all.
At least the Jets back in the 80's did play with anger and attitude, even though they lost. The members of the Jets D don't plat any sort of anger or attitude, and maybe it's Bob Sutton's fault. I just don't know at this point, and that's what's frustrating. All I know is that both my wife and co-workers all last week have been asking me: "Why are you in such a bad mood?" My only response was: ask the players on the Jets...
Oh, and one more point, Coles should adapt the NY Giants' slogan: "Shut up and play." If he's not happy, than make some catches. Go back to the 'Skins if you're so unhappy.
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That banana spot is hilarious! Someone on the board at utube wondered how this guy woudl explain an artichoke. Good question.
Why did god make volcanoes? He must have thought, "Hmm….maybe I spoiled them with the bananas."
Just stupefyingly ludicrous. Nothing against bananas by the way. Great snack.
Not to help people rub bullshit even deeper into society, but I have always found it odd that people try to argue from a creation standpoint. Jumping right to the existence of a God. Seems to me like it would be better to argue for a soul, then for an intergalactic soul federation, and then a God that is president/dictator. The basis for arguing for religion is making a hypothesis that can't be tested yet, calling it a theory, and then debating its credibility based on the fact that it cannot be disproven. So why not argue from a neurological stance? I could hypothesize that it is our soul that transforms electrical signal turns into experience, then say that nothing has been observed to say otherwise, and then write a book, start a website, and make a bunch of money. But I guess if everyone was logical this website wouldn't exist and neither would religion, so there would be no need to point out better ways to argue religion. Paradoxical thinking.
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Sept. 6, 1924-April 17, 2013
BALATON – Services for Beverly Y. Manguson, 88, of Balaton will be 10:30 a.m. today at Balaton United Methodist Church. Visitation will be at the church today, one hour prior to the service. Burial will be in the Lakeside Cemetery.
She passed away Wednesday, April 17, 2013, at Colonial Manor Care Center.
Beverly Yvonne was born Sept. 6, 1924, to Heinrich Friederick Wilhelm Meyer and Ernestina Wilhelmine Fredricka (Katzung) in Eureka, S.D.
She was baptized at Zion American Lutheran Church in Eureka on May 18, 1925. During the Depression her family moved from Eureka to Marshall. She was confirmed at Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church on April 2, 1939. She graduated from Marshall High School class of '43.
While roller skating she met Allen Manguson. They were united in marriage on Nov. 29, 1945. In the fall of 1946 they moved to their farm north of Balaton, Minnesota by Lake Yankton where they resided until October 1999. They then moved to Balaton where she continued to live after Allen's passing.
In the fall of 2012 she became a resident of Colonial Manor.
Beverly wore many hats throughout her life; first as a farmwife and mother, babysitter, librarian, member of the United Methodist Church, Ladies Aid and Eastern Star. She sewed many clothes, canned many vegetables, crocheted, knitted, and counted cross stitch pictures. Could she bake! Grandma Bars, cheese spread, cut out cookies, Belgium cookies, steam pudding were among her specialties. She loved her family and especially enjoyed time with her five grandchildren. Many a trip was made to Alexandria, Minnesota for family vacations where they would take us fishing. She was especially proud of her three Eagle Scout grandsons. Traveling to Wisconsin was also a trip she looked forward to.
Survivors include daughters, Julie and Garry Lokken of Balaton, Janet and Steve Erkes of Waukesha, Wis.; five grandchildren, Moriah, Aaron, Ryan, Reed and Rebekah; nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by Allen, two infant daughters Nancy and Susen, parents and siblings.
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Depression in children and teens is not rare. However, because normal behaviors vary from one childhood stage to another, it can be difficult to tell whether a child is just going through a temporary phase or is suffering from depression. Here is a list of symptoms and signs to help identify when a child is suffering from depression.
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Note: Not every depressed child will experience every symptom—some will experience a few symptoms, some many; and the severity of symptoms will vary from child to child. Depression can be very serious, but it is treatable. If your child is showing any of these signs and symptoms, talk with your child's doctor.
American Psychological Association
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Depression. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated October 30, 2014. Accessed January 16, 2015.
Depression in children and teens. American Academy of Family Physicians Family Doctor website. Available at: http://familydoctor.org/familydoctor/en/diseases-conditions/depression/depression-in-children-and-teens.html. Updated August 2012. Accessed January 16, 2014.
How do children and adolescents experience depression? National Institute of Mental Health website. Available at: http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/depression/depression-in-children-and-adolescents.shtml. Accessed January 16, 2015.
Symptoms of depression. Kidshealth.org website. Available at: http://kidshealth.org/teen/your_mind/mental_health/depression.html. Updated November 2011. Accessed January 16, 2015.
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Traditional Southern Deviled Eggs
- 7 large eggs, hard boiled and peeled
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1 1/2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish
- 1 teaspoon prepared mustard
- Salt and pepper, for taste
- Paprika, for garnishing
- Sweet gherkin pickles sliced, for garnishing
- Pimentos, for garnishing
Halve 7 eggs lengthwise. Remove yolks and place in a small bowl.
Mash yolks with a fork and stir in mayonnaise, pickle relish, and mustard. Add salt and pepper, to taste.
Fill egg whites evenly with yolk mixture. Garnish with paprika, pickles and pimentos. Store covered in refrigerator.
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The night before the 2006 Western States100-Mile Endurance Run, I joined ultrarunning stalwarts ...
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The night before the 2006 Western States100-Mile Endurance Run, I joined ultrarunning stalwarts Joe Kulak and Andy Jones-Wilkins for dinner in their condo. Their pre-race dinner included fresh veggies, whole grain pasta, marinara sauce, cookies and ... beer.
"Joe, would you like another one?" I asked, staring into the fridge.
"Umm, yeah, but then that's it," he replied, while talking strategy for the race, which he hoped would take him roughly 19 hours to complete.
Jones-Wilkins and Kulak's pre-race suds had me scratching my head. Coors in lieu of Accelerade? Maybe I didn't know as much about nutrition as I thought. So I sought input from expert coaches and talked to some of trail running's greatest talents. Along the way, I quickly learned that race-day nutrition goes beyond performance between the start and finish lines. It's what you do before, during and after the Big Event that adds "hops" to your stride.


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It's been fascinating to watch the reactions to our recent rebroadcast of the Barbara Kingsolver. Last year we had a wildly positive response. This year, more than a few listeners experienced Kingsolver's account of her experiment in a year of eating what she could grow herself — and my interview of her — to be elitist at worst or impractical at best.
Full confession here: I was more surprised by last year's response, because I also felt that the odyssey Kingsolver undertook necessitated all kinds of basics that elude me and most of the human beings I know — a stay at home job where you set your own hours, a wildly cooperative teenage daughter, a farm you just happened to inherit — and that's not to mention the southern climate. Still, I was compelled by her insistence that we can't leave these problems to the next generation, and by her descriptions of the delights of homegrown food.
I did plant a garden last summer of the first time in my life, and loved it. I've made more of an effort ever since to buy food that has not traveled thousands of miles to get to me. But this year I haven't managed the garden. I've become more acutely aware of how hard — if not impossible — it would be to live on what I could grow year round in Minnesota or even buy at coops or farmers' markets. And I've learned about some of the ironies of this issue of food globally. For example, that New Zealand is producing such ecologically friendly food that, on balance, the kiwi fruit they produce might be an ethical choice for me to purchase. And on and on.
So here's my question to you, to all of us: Is sustainability sustainable? Part of the challenge, it seems to me, is to be focused and mindful and accept the limits of what each of us can humanly do in the circumstances in which we live right now, and accept that in ourselves and others. Are we suffering from too little practical guidance on how the routines of our imperfect, already complicated daily lives can truly affect the environment? Or are we facing a debilitatingly guilt-inducing overload of information?
I'd like to hear others' ruminations on this. What happened to the listening public's excitement about eating locally between last year and this? Many of you asked if Barbara Kingsolver herself is still living this way. If she's not, does that negate the whole effort? How can we stop sustainability fatigue from setting in?


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