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Your Mama! (Kills Animals)
Just in time for Thanksgiving and the release of the latest installment in Majesco's popular video game series Cooking Mama, PETA has launched a parody of the game called Cooking Mama: Mama Kills Animals, the Unauthorized PETA Edition.
If you're wondering why we're picking on poor Mama, it's probably because you've never played the original games. They are so heavy on dishes made from dead animals that the only things missing are the blood and the slaughterhouse. So in the name of accuracy and honesty, PETA decided to introduce a little horror into Mama's kitchen!
In the original Nintendo Wii and DS versions, players score points for assembling a meal (yup, it's that simple). That also applies in PETA's parody, but with this Thanksgiving dinner, players also must go through the motions of plucking the turkey's feathers, pulling out the bird's intestines, and cutting off the animal's head (we like to paint the full picture of what goes into a "meal"). We also added this really disgusting mini-game—no, seriously, this should really gross you out—where you have to stick food up a turkey's butt. It's amazing the things we can come up with!
And all the while, a demonic, cleaver-wielding Mama takes delight in the agony. But the good news is that if you beat the game you might be able to give Mama a change of heart and replace her bloodlust with a craving for tofu-turkey. Give it a shot if you think you have what it takes!
In addition to entertaining and educating (some people like to say "edutaining," but I just think that's lame) with the new Cooking Mama: Mama Kills Animals game, we're also encouraging players to contact Majesco to ask for a Cooking Mama game with all vegetarian recipes. We've already got the good news that Mama's next outing after Cooking Mama: World Kitchen will be a gardening game titled Gardening Mama (how did they come up with that title?!), but we want Mama to take her newly found love of veggies back to the kitchen too. While Mama kills animals, PETA saves animals.
Oh, and I think I forgot to mention that this game is the best thing ever. So play it now, or else ….
Written by Joel Bartlett
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My parents make me eaat meat
Omg I think mama is good not poor like this n this game is in the ds I want play it
wow this game is cool but cruel!!!!!!
ahahahahahha i LOVE this game!! I got like half my class doing this and the super chick sisters lol its soooooo addicting
Seeing this has made me want to stop eating innocent animals but I'm only 15 and my parents demand I eat chicken..I got some Tofu from the supermarket but they just threw it away and didn't give me a chance to try it…
I think this is actually interesting because it shows what really goes into the big turkey at Thanksgiving and I don't mean just the stuffing. I can't play it right now though. This computer is really old. I'll play it when I get the chance though With 3 Kristi
poor mama..
Alan Smithee Postal Fallout series.. hell even Red Alerts and Wolfenstein3D had dog killing..
Jen "there are many games where you can for example kill dogs for the heck of it"? Name one.
Reminds me of growing up. A bit of hands on with butchery of home grown animals helps develop a respect for what you've got. Massproduced? Whether it's soy beans or turkeys I'd rather pick 'em up from my neighbor rather than have it trucked across the continent.
last comment was meant for bbr not rollo.
Rollo. You say that if you don't like this game then don't play it. Why don't you follow your own advice and say "if you don't like meat just don't eat it". As you seem to imply no need to bother others hypocrite.
i really enjoyed the first three levels. the last level wasn't very fun though
Get humans to stop killing humans maybe a good start would be getting them to eat what they kill and I'll take a call for mercy to the furred and feathered seriously. Humanity isn't terribly civilized yet so long as I live in Rome I shall eat as do the Romans.
Whoops! That was supposed to readease up a bitnot bi.Have a nice day!
I don't get it.This video here is an amusing educational type video gamenot that killing animals is fun but you get what I'm sayingwhile other videos are really bad and poor PETA is the one who gets criticized by some.I don't get it.BTWMama did cook up a vegan dish also. PETAyou did a great job!Pleae put this on Peta2.com for kids to play it.My 8 year old had fun and understood the concept.So to those not happy with this game…ease up a biThanks!
This has got to be the most annoying kid ever! I suggest everyone votes for his little "video" giving it 1star of course! as he seems to be a celebrity among flesheatingvideogamegeeks. httpwww.youtube.comwatch?vaQCbzanu5Y
I loved ituntil she sold out and started cooking that tofu junk I think I'm getting good at it too. I'm gonna mail PeTA and ask if you can add online multilayer and a leaders board!! HOW's WITH ME!!!!
Umm…the Turkey was already dead in the first place. And Eggs don't bleed! What are you showing us!?!
Rollo Meaner than Mama! Haters Dudes this game rocks.
I love the meal at the end it was fun!!More people need to watch this video to raise awareness about how disgusting meat is!
What's the difference between this game and Grand Theft Auto or whatever it's called? PETA is trying to educate. So why would someone be that offended over PETA making a game that shows what animals go through just to become someone's meal. It's better than making kids think it's ok to sell drugs and that drive by shootings are the way to go about solving your problems. Get over it people. If you don't like don't play it.
Canaduck so what you mean to say is you're so bad at this game that you couldn't get to the end?
How about a NUDE calendar featuring the boys of PETA for the holidays????
I do want to note… I've checked through the first two Cooking Mama games and 13 to 12 of the recipes did not involve dead animals. For example there are lots of desserts! I think this is a pretty high ratio given that only 3.2 or so of Americans follow a vegetarianbased diet. I understand that we'd like to push for less use of animals in a game but given that so many other games are ridiculously violent there are many games where you can for example kill dogs for the heck of it it's strange that Cooking Mama which should be hailed for not being violent and at least eating its kill is the one that gets picked on. Definitely give Majesco kudos for pushing forward with forward thinking games beyond the typical shootemup. I understand the protest and the parody but to take action against Majesco when so many other game companies don't even attempt peaceful games? Strange.
I agree with Canaduck. You want people to contact Majesco asking for a Cooking Mama game with all vegetarian recipes yet you had a chance to do a game like that and decided to make it a bloodbath of an experience instead.
Um I'm sorry but I really dislike this game. It's so freaking disgusting. Wouldn't it make more sense to show Mama cooking up a delicious vegan meal…?
That was good really well done flash animation. Very cute. We had alot of fun around the office with it. Good job. D
Wow. This game is so bloody. I don't like this game the same reason I don't like the original Your mama kills animals its propaganda.
I really love the last level with the tofu. Great game PETA!
This is amazing I love it.
Nothing like a little graphic violence for the holidays. Makes me so look forward to the next eight weeks. You should make this game available on peta kids. Kids need to get used to this message at a young age so they go off meat as early as possible.


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Today I'm baking cupcakes for a cousin-in-law's wedding reception! Happy weekend :)
Oh I really love this scarf, I think it really makes the outfit. Especially being the only bright accent of the entire look, it really stands outs...and more than that, it's all I'm dreaming about in terms of spring: bright colour, light fabric, girly details...aah, it's perfect. I'm heading over to that '50 ways to tie a scarf' article right now; I could use some inspiration.
Happy baking and wishing you a great week-end!
Wow, I love this whole outfit! The coral is just the right pop of color that it needed. So pretty!ReplyDelete
i sure love the grey background of teh outfit and the coral pop! so cute :)ReplyDelete
Shirt a cute skirt! I love the patterns on it! The black and white from the skirt looks great with that scarf!ReplyDelete
I have never tried the cookie butter...but I am definatly gonna be hitting up TJ's this weekend!!
That scarf color is soo fun!! And the skirt is darling!
Have a good weekend!
The cookie butter is amazing. Just scoop it out of the jar and eat it directly. I had no idea it originally came packaged in chocolate, we have to hunt that down now...ReplyDelete
Another amazing outfit!
See you tomorrow:)
love the coral color of the scarf
love the pattern of the skirt
cute outfit
Cuute scarf! Coral's one of my fav colours too :P Always has been! I also totally dig your shoes - SO awesome!
love the print and the scarf! also cookie butter sounds like the best thing ever.
going to have to check out that 50 ways website...and then get a scarf! you look absolutely adorable girl! love that fun skirt!
xo TJ
I love the scarf, it's the perfect Springy color!ReplyDelete
Oh my GOSH, we have that Cookie Butter in our pantry and it's so delicious it's almost rude. It's pretty rich -- I can only handle a little bit at a time, and I have a serious sweet tooth. But it's definitely worth the price of a jar for a little food adventure!
And p.s., love the scarf too, doll!
FUN outifit! I love the scarf!
I JUST POLISHED OFF 2/3 of MAH JAR
(der cookie bahtter)
You are really missing out on cookie butter. I put it on my pancakes, on my Reese's peanut butter cups, with my ice cream, I mix it in my brownies before baking them. And sometimes I just eat it by the spoonful. It is not equal to nutella, but it is a nice second.ReplyDelete
OMG. Thanks for sharing all the ways you eat the cookie butter... I was a bit skeptical about it because I wasn't sure what exactly I could put it on. But now it seems like the possibilities are ENDLESS!ReplyDelete
Hahaha. If you approve of der cookie bahtter, then surely I will.ReplyDelete
I will say the same thing to you that the Trader Joe's employee said to me, "Welcome to your new addiction!"ReplyDelete
love how you styled the skirt! i have the same one in yellow!!!ReplyDelete
cookie butter is my FAVORITEEEE. it's really good on pretzels!ReplyDelete

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Anglers await new season; turkey permits still available
IRON MOUNTAIN – With the walleye and northern seasons concluded, fishing action has slowed considerably.
"Not too much going on," said Don Ciochetto at The Sport Shop in Iron River. "Most of the guys seem to be getting ready for the new season, buying their licenses and stocking up."
At Florence Sport and Bait in Florence, Wis., Patti Teske said things were slow as well.
"It's been absolutely dead," Teske said. "It's so hard to get out on the lake."
But anglers who can find a spot on the ice are still catching panfish. Teske said one angler took home 16 nice bluegill.
John Grier at Whispering Pines Outpost in Breitung Township said he has plenty of turkey licenses for sale. Both Ciochetto and Teske said they have the leftover licenses for sale as well.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, in its weekly report, said game fish season is closed on most inland waters, and the cold weather has slowed panfishing activity, but snowmelt is starting to draw some steelhead up Lake Michigan tributaries. There's some decent steelhead action on open stretches of the Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Milwaukee and Root rivers but many river sections remain unfishable due to ice flows.
Unseasonably cold weather conditions have delayed the start of Wisconsin's maple syrup season. Large producers and backyard hobbyists are anxiously awaiting a break in the cold weather which may occur next week. Ideal conditions for large sap runs are daytime highs in the 40s and nighttime lows in the 20s.
The Michigan DNR reported the following fishing conditions across the Upper Peninsula:
Copper Harbor: Has no ice and no anglers.
Keweenaw Bay: Catch rates for coho and lake herring were poor. Lake whitefish smelt and lake trout were spotty. Anglers could be found at the Center Reef, Newton's Reef and Big Reef in waters 80 to 260 feet deep. Try ? to 1 ounce jigs with smelt or cut bait such as suckers. Some are using Swedish pimples in 80 to 150 feet. Hot colors were white, orange and white, green and white or hammered brass.
Marquette: Was starting to produce a few coho and splake. Fishing was limited by a large area of ice. Those fishing near the "Bubblers" are using assorted jigs and spoons with spawn or cut bait. Dawn is the best time to fish. Strong winds will be shifting the ice packs this week. Most of the area still had ice with large pressure cracks near shore. Use caution. Whitefish action was slow.
Carp River: Anglers caught a couple steelhead. Try small orange in-line spinners, spoons or spawn. Not much open water at the mouth.
Groveland Mine Ponds: Travel on the lakes remains difficult. Island Lake had good bluegill action with a few nice ones in the mix. East Lake was producing some bluegills for those jigging wax worms. A few limit catches were reported.
Lake Antoine: Travel is difficult due to deep snow. Anglers need to use caution. There are two layers of ice after the thaw and refreeze. Some got caught up on broken ice. Bluegill and perch were in the middle of the lake but the bite was slow.
Little Bay De Noc: Ice remains but travel is difficult because of the snow cover. With walleye season closed, anglers are targeting perch. A few jumbo perch were caught in the Kipling Flats. Try wigglers or wax worms in 19 to 25 feet of water. Near Gladstone, try 30 feet of water. The better catches came near the Day's River for those using large minnows in 14 feet. Those targeting whitefish off Sand Point had fair catches in 80 feet of water when using minnows or spawn. Anglers need to use caution in this area as the Coast Guard has cut shipping lanes.
Au Train: Few anglers fished the Bay because of limited access with ice and snow. Ice extends out past Au Train Island. The Rock River remains frozen with no water flow over the spillway. Ice is still packed in tight at the mouth. The Brownstone ramp still has a good 3 feet of snow. Those jigging for coho off the mouth of the Au Train River said catch rates were poor.
Munising: Was producing a few splake, smelt and coho in the waters of Lake Superior. Perch were caught in Garden Bay but fishing was slow.
Munuscong Bay: Still has ice however fishing was slow. Anglers will start perch fishing soon.
Cedarville and Hessel: Perch fishing is fair to good. Hessel Bay, Musky Bay and Government Bay were the hot spots for anglers using minnows, wigglers or wax worms in 10 feet of water.


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- 11-20-2012, 06:13 PM Thread Author #1iPhone Nanite
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Data recovery
Currently I am using iphone 4s 16GB.i try to update my phone with connect my pc.then when update is complete then here showing"iTunes has detected an iPhone in recovery mode.you must restore this iPhone before it can be used with iTunes"
But my problem is, I forget to reserve my phone all very important data like picture voice and all important phone number"can tell me plz how I get back all my previous data.
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Data recovery
Not sure about all data. But if you connect the iPhone to a pc can you not copy the photos like a USB drive? As for other data, is your account a Gmail account? If yes, then email, Calendar and Contacts will be restored once you add your account back to your iPhone.
As for text messages and the likes, that could be a problem...
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Re: Data recovery
I myself do not connect to a wire ever, except for charging of course....
But i would suggest using an iCloud back up to restore. Even OS updates I do wireless.
- 11-22-2012, 01:29 PM Thread Author #4iPhone Nanite
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Re: Data recovery
iphone recovery mode Recovery Mode is what your iPhone goes into when you are doing a standard iOS upgrade or restore, but you may want to put your iPhone into recovery mode for other reasons (often related to a jailbreak).
Remember, Recovery Mode is different than DFU mode because DFU mode bypasses the bootloader which allows for things like downgrading firmware. You can not downgrade firmware with Recovery Mode, you can only upgrade or restore.
Enter iPhone Recover Mode
Here's how to enter into recovery mode, this works on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch:
1.Disconnect the USB cable from your iPhone, but leave the other side connected to your Mac or PC
2.Launch iTunes
3.Press and hold down the Home and Sleep/Power button on the top of the iPhone to turn off the iPhone
4.Press and continue to hold the Home button while you reconnect the USB cable to your iPhone, this will cause the iPhone to turn on
5.Continue to hold the Home button until an alert message in iTunes informing you that an iPhone in recovery mode has been detected, like the screenshot below:
iphone recover mode detected
Your iPhone is now in recovery mode. If you have not launched iTunes, you will see the familiar screen of the USB cable pointing at the iTunes logo signaling to connect the iPhone to iTunes to start recovery.
Once you're in recovery mode, you can either restore the iPhone or adjust the firmware as necessary
After restoring or upgrading firmware, your iPhone will automatically reboot and exit recovery mode on it's own recoversdata. com
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Check this article to get rid of iPhone recovery mode:
If you did not create any backup then, I would advice you to backup all your iPhone data to computer first. I assume you can still copy your photos and video simply by connecting your phone to computer. To backup SMS, contacts and other data, you may try using third party programs.
Hope it helps!
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Hi, I had the same problem!
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Dennis Hefner named interim president at SUNY Potsdam
The State University of New York Board of Trustees has voted unanimously to appoint Dr. Dennis L. Hefner as Interim President of SUNY Potsdam.
Hefner was previously the college president at SUNY Fredonia until he retired in June. He will receive a $225,000 annual salary.
"I am pleased to be asked to serve as Interim President at SUNY Potsdam. I look forward to arriving June 1, and to working with faculty, staff, students, and community members in the Potsdam area," Hefner said in a news release posted on SUNY Potsdam's website.
SUNY Potsdam President Dr. John F. Schwaller announced in November that he would step down from his position following the 2012-13 academic year. Dr. Schwaller's career in higher education spans more than 30 years. He has served as President of SUNY Potsdam since March 2006.
"It has been one of the great joys of my life to serve as President of SUNY Potsdam. I truly believe that the College is prepared for its third century and will continue to be a leader in the region, the state and beyond," said College President Dr. John F. Schwaller, in a statement. "I look forward to meeting with Dr. Hefner to discuss SUNY Potsdam's long history and bright future."
"Dr. Hefner comes to SUNY Potsdam following a highly successful 16-year tenure as president of one of its peer campuses within our system," said SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher. "His intricate knowledge of and experience with SUNY and his proven leadership ability make Dr. Hefner an ideal fit for the Potsdam campus. I thank him for agreeing to serve as interim president and I commend the Board for appointing him to this post."
Current SUNY Fredonia President Virginia Horvath applauded the move.
"Dr. Hefner's selection to serve as Interim President of SUNY Potsdam is an excellent choice, and not at all surprising to those of us who worked with him for so many years here at SUNY Fredonia," she said. "Chancellor Zimpher and the board have recognized the knowledge and leadership he would bring to any campus, and we are pleased to see him still contributing to the overall success of the State University of New York, even in his retirement from Fredonia. His passion for excellence in public higher education will always be strong, and he will no doubt serve northern New York well during their leadership transition."
Hefner served as president of SUNY Fredonia between 1996 and 2012. He served as vice chancellor for academic affairs at Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, since 1994. Prior to that, he was vice president for academic affairs and professor of Economics at California State University, San Bernardino, from 1990-94, and was transition team leader at CSU, Monterey Bay, in 1994. Dr. Hefner also held a number of administrative and faculty positions at CSU, Chico, from 1976-90, the University of Maryland from 1970-72, and Washington State University from 1967-69. In addition, he was director of research PAID Prescriptions, Inc. in California and an economist and social research analyst for the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Dr. Hefner received a B.A., Economics, in 1967 from California State, Chico and an M.A., Economics, in 1969, and Ph.D., Economic, in 1971, from Washington State University.
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Schumer Calling For Passage Of Violence Against Women Act
Congress needs to pass legislation aimed at reducing domestic violence against women, Sen. Charles Schumer said Wednesday.
In a conference call with reporters, the New York Democrat said he would be urging the U.S. Senate to pass the recently expired Violence Against Women Act. The senior Senator cited 43,000 incidents of domestic abuse in Upstate New York in 2011, with 2,750 of those cases coming from the Southern Tier.
"There is nothing more important than protecting our women, children and other victims of domestic violence, and I'm calling on my Senate colleagues to pass this life-saving legislation without further delay," Schumer said.
A previous version the anti-domestic violence bill passed the Senate last year but stalled in the House of Representatives. Schumer is hoping the new legislation – which would give law enforcement agencies and victims "tools to fight back" – finds traction in Congress this time around.
Recent data from the state Division of Criminal Justice Services shows domestic violence incidents in Upstate New York has been rampant. In 2011, there were 43,782 reported cases of domestic violence in the region that required law enforcement intervention.
"We need to get this bill moving again and get women the help they need," Schumer said.
The bill is expected to take the floor of the Senate on Thursday for a vote. Schumer said the bill by and large would authorize federal programs to encourage a collaboration among police agencies, the judicial system and public and private service providers to victims of domestic and sexual violence.
Schumer said he plans to highlight key provisions of the bill while on the Senate floor, including grants to train police in stopping domestic disputes. A provision also would toughen anti-stalking law to include digital harassment through the Internet and social media.
"For years, the Violence Against Women Act has helped send life-saving dollars to Upstate New York communities to develop specialized law enforcement units, train professionals in handling domestic violence and sexual assault, improve prosecutions of these crimes, and provide services to victims," Schumer said.
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Anyone following and aware of this new format for the 2007 PGA Tour season?
Should be interesting to see how things play out. In theory, this is the right move. It essentially incorporates a point system, and a four week/four tournament playoff system that goes from mid-Aug to mid-Sept, awarding 10 mill to the champ, who essentially becomes the player of the year.
And it ends the significant part of the PGA Tour season before football gets going, when everyone stops watching golf on the weekend anyway.
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The Roman Curia is the Court of The Pope, and The Government of The Vatican City State. The Curia includes a list of Fifteen Cross Country Departments led by a Prefect....in early times these were to help establish the church across the world...for example Congregation Index Librorum Prohibitorum...In short a department for classifying books, and deciding which ones were good...and which ones were to be censored. The Curia produced a list of banned books...most of them not suprisingly Astronomical or Natural Sciences based. The Catholic Church held sway on what could get published and distributed in Europe...anything contrary to their beliefs was smushed. Right now only Eleven Congregations exist, one of which is The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith...which Historically speaking, was the The Holy Inquizition. These are helpful in maintainence rather then establishment.
Aside from that, there are three Tribunerals. Essentially the Legal Judiciary of the Roman Church.
Beneith that lie currently nine Councils for various different things, from Culture, to Christian Unity
Beneith that is The Government of The Holy See
Below that is Two insitutes directly associated with the Pope himself
That, in a nut shell, is the Roman Curia, or Court of The Papacy. Aside from this is what is known as The Religious Orders...and they are divided into three sections. The College of Cardinals. These are senior Priests who are Elevated to the Position of Princes of The Church. Various members of the college will lead the different councils, tribunerals, and congregations of the Curia. But their main function is to assemble on the death of a pope, and go into a Conclave for the ellection of a new Pope. There is no telling how many Cardinals there can be, it is a whim of a Pope who will call a consistory every so often and choose whomever he wants...though they are usually all ArchBishops. They remain Cardinals for life, but are forced into retirement at 75, they may vote in a conclave so long as they are 79 years or younger in age.
Below them are the Contemplative Denominations, the vast majority of these were wiped out during the reformation. But many of the Orders exist, they are just really small...an example, the Benedictine, The Fransiscans, The Dominicans (who were mainly the ones involved in the Inquizitions) and The Jesuits. In the olden days, these were the insitutions that created the universities and taught the masses...it was from these insitutions that books could be banned by the congregation mentioned before...let me put this in perspective for you...in a country, the size of the State of California...the Roman Catholic Church at its height had more then SEVEN HUNDRED contact points for these Orders. Thats seven hundred outlets that will ban a book of learning if so deemed...and seven hundred less places you might be able to read a book on astronomy in an age where, outside of the Churches influence, outside of those seven hundred outlets...most couldnt read or write.
Below all that lie the Episcopate. The general heirachy of the Church, an archBishop, above Bishops, above Priests, above Decons.
This network feeds the grass roots Churches down the road from wherever it is you live, and suplies the best part of two billion people with The Faith.
incidently...when King Henry VIII decided to ignore the Papacy...he pretty much did a reverse decimation. Rather then killing one in every ten...he distroyed nine out of every ten
and when I mean distroyed...I really mean beseging and distroying countless architectural beauties. One of the very best of them in this region of the land was a place known as Fountains Abbey. It belonged to The Cistercian Order
Everytime I go to that place, I wonder what it must have been like for the Monks who lived quietly in prayer to suddenly find King Henry and His Army attacking their home
Remember my old flat at Granville road...with the loo so bad I had to call environmental health on my landlord to re-do it? when they stripped the papers from the wall they found an original wall painting from the victorian builders.
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Either way, your facts aren't accurate. The early Church had a Bible. We call it the Old Testament, but they called it the Holy Scriptures. The Gospel was preached directly out of the Old Testament in the earliest days, before the New Testament was written.
Also, you seem to be leaving the key player out of the equation: The Holy Spirit. All Scripture is inspired by the Holy Spirit and all Scripture was given by direct revelation from GOD. So, if the Holy Spirit is working in someone, then they will have no problem discerning truth from lie. If the Holy Spirit is not working in a person's life, then they will be dragged away by their own lusts and desires.
So, for you to say that we wouldn't be able to know what was truth and what wasn't back in the first and second century, is nonsense. In fact, with the level of persecution that the early Church suffered, I would venture to say that their faith was stronger than ours is right now.
So Nathan...explain to me how it is possible, for what you consider a "small cult" of repackaged pagans...were guided enough by the Holy Spirit, that you believe, whilst they were not Christian at the time, and are not Christian now...Yet GOD still guided THEM into selecting which drafts went into Holy Scripture and which did not to create an entire Testament...that YOU ACCEPT
It surely isnt logical, for you to banish Roman Catholicism from Christianity...and then claim it was The Holy Spirit that guided their pagen councils into the New Testament.
Whilst YOU see the difference between Scripture and Christian themed works...dont suppose the Early Church did...Remember EACH DOCUMENT brought to the Councils for possible inclusion WAS ALREADY CONSIDERED WORTHEY BY THE FACTION THAT BOUGHT IT FOR CONSIDERATION IN THE FIRST PLACE
You are right that they all used the Old Testament...but what you dont seem to get is...they all had DIFFERENT NEW TESTAMENTS essentially...and on top of that you admit that only those with the Spirit can detect which of those Testaments are true...but you shun the ONLY institution to have EVER done that in a uniform manner.
Let me put it this way...There are Bibles within some of the Orthodox Traditions that DO NOT Accept the Roman Compilation.
Lets make this even more hard for you...Ever heard of The Jewish Reformation? because your Old Testament is MISSING SOME BOOKS why? coz the Jews changed their minds on what was and was not Scripture and deleted a few books, which Rome had already accepted!
Thats why you get the Apokrapha...Rome didnt know whether to say "hey these are scriptures coz the Jews first believed them" or "no these arent scriptures coz the Jews changed their minds"
CAN you change your mind on Scripture???
That section is not to be confused with Apokraphal Texts in general, which are the fragments taken as Gospel by various different factions of the Early Church...but dismissed by Rome!
YOU niether believe what the Pre Jewish Reformational Jews Believe..NOR Do you Believe EVERYTHING the Early Church Believe.
You have chosen to believe ONLY what Rome has told you...and then have the gall to say they couldnt do it without the Spirit...but somehow did and are not Christian.
...and you think I am illogical at times
Show me one post in this thread where I "banished" Roman Catholicism from Christianity.
I did some research for Michelle...
and its really confusing...but here we go.
According to the Biblical Tradition, Christ sends, Seventy, plus the twelve out at the Great Comission to plant Churches. Three Generations removed we have a list that claims where some of those Apostles went. According to Roman Tradition, the decendants would have apostolic succession, and effectively be Popes...infact Saint Peter being Bishop of Rome is a Translation...ergo...he was Bishop of somewhere else first.
What makes THE Pope any more important is merely the Historical Situation with Rome, in the same way Constantinoples Bishop was huge, and yet has no decending from any Apsotle, only Emporar Constentine.
Some of these Bishopricks DO exist today...but due to the schisms between the Roman Catholics and the Various Orthodox Traditions, there are several Bishops in each of these Areas today, each respective of their own denomination, and each pertains to being THE Bishop, in the Apostolic Sence...thats also what helped Rome Survive...VERY FEW RIVALS outside of Byzantia.
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Rome, Jerusalem, Damascas, Nicomedia, Bostra, Soli, Samaria, Milan, Alexandria, Corinth, Thessalonika, Carchadon, Carthage, Pannonia, Odyssus, Macedonia, Byzantia, Heraclea, Ephesus, Smyrna, Britain, Athens, Tarsus, Thebes, Hyrcania, Marathon, Dalmatia, Puteoli, Phillipi, Sinope, Laodicea, (Assyria) Iconium, Panellas, Caesarea, Berytus (Thrace)Colophonia, Andriace, Dyrrachium, Apollonia, Eleutheropolis, Lystra, Sardinia, Corone, Chalcedon, Antioch, Apamea, Bibloupolis, Diospolis, Gaza
Church probably created town and not the other way round
Those we know are extinct through war or conquest by Romans or Muslims, or the collapse of Ancient Civilizations
Those listed from Biblical Sources in the New Testament, but now extinct
Those I've heard of
Those that still exist
Pretty sure these exist as named after various dieties
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Kent Gustafson, wildlife program supervisor for the state's Fish and Game Department, agrees that planting sunflowers on highways isn't a good idea, but he's not overly concerned.
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While the sunflowers will attract birds and other small mammals looking for seeds, Gustafson said deer and moose aren't a big concern.
Bears would be the only large animal that may be interested in the sunflowers, Gustafson said, but he's not too worried because the flower beds are relatively small.
"A bear would have to stumble across them, but once they realized there were sunflowers there they would check them out to see if there are seeds," Gustafson said.
Bears are feeding heavily this time of year as they prepare to hibernate for the winter.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The major U.S. averages edged up Friday as a strong read on American consumer confidence provided a slight respite from worries about the fiscal cliff and the eurozone.
Stocks pared early gains, however after President Barack Obama addressed the U.S. fiscal cliff at the White House's East Room on Friday afternoon. Congress is expected to begin tackling the issue next week. Obama reiterated his belief that higher taxes for wealthy Americans will be necessary to address the deficit.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average added a little more than 4 points, or 0.03%, to close at 12,815. The blue-chip index lost 2.12% for the week, its worst performance in more than five months. Year-to-date, it's still up 4.89%.
Breadth within the Dow was positive with winners ahead of losers, 18 to 12. The leading blue chips were Boeing(BA) , Caterpillar(CAT) , and AT&T(T) .
The biggest percentage decliners among the blue chips were Walt Disney (DIS) , UnitedHealth Group (UNH) , and Hewlett Packard (HPQ) .
Shares of Walt Disney fell 6% after the media and entertainment giant posted an in-line quarterly profit after Thursday's closing bell as net income rose 14% year-over-year but revenue came up short of the consensus estimate.
The S&P 500 rose more than 2 points, or 0.17%, to finish at 1380. The index closed down 2.43% for the week, also its worst performance in five months, but remains up 9.72% year-to-date.
The Nasdaq settled up more than 9 points, or 0.32%, at 2905. The technology-heavy index lost 2.59% this week and is now holding 11.50% gain for 2012.
Breadth was roughly even on both exchanges. Volume totaled 3.63 billion on the New York Stock Exchange and 1.80 billion on the Nasdaq.
The strongest sectors in the broad market, which was mostly positive, were capital goods, health care, and technology. Transportation, basic materials and utilities were in the red.
"Concerns over the fiscal cliff are heating up -- a move away from riskier assets and the U.S. dollar as a safe haven -- which means the coming few weeks could be a long slog before the year ends," said Christopher Vecchio, an analyst at DailyFX.
"If bickering between Democrats and Republicans ensues, expect coal this Christmas instead of a Santa Claus rally," Vecchio continued. "We'll get our first insights into the debt negotiations today when the reinvigorated President, fresh off of Tuesday's win, will address the nation on the fiscal cliff shortly after the lunch hour."
The Congressional Budget Office repeated its projections Thursday that if significant tax increases and spending cuts are allowed to go into effect in January they will probably cause the economy to fall back into a recession next year.
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No-cook chocolate tart
You can make it up to two days ahead. Any leftovers will make a welcome treat with a cup of coffee the next day
Nutrition and extra info
- Easily doubled / halved
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal487
- fat36g
- saturates22g
- carbs39g
- sugars27g
- fibre2g
- protein4g
- salt0.43g
- 200g pack all-butter biscuit
- 100g butter
Butter is made when lactic-acid producing bacteria are added to cream and churned to make an…
- 1 tbsp golden syrup or honey
- 100g bar dark chocolate
- 100g bar milk chocolate
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 tbsp icing sugar, plus extra for dusting
- 200ml whipping cream
- 3 tbsp crème fraîche, to decorate
- 200g raspberry, to serve
A member of the rose family, raspberries have a wonderfully intense, sweet taste, and many…
Crush the biscuits by putting them in a large, strong, plastic food bag and bashing with a rolling pin. Melt the butter with the syrup or honey in the microwave, then stir in the biscuits. Press onto the base and up the sides of a 12 x 36cm rectangular tin (or 23-25cm round flan tin) and chill while you make the filling.
Break up the two chocolate bars and put in a large bowl. Melt in the microwave for 2-3 mins on Medium, stirring halfway through. Stir in the vanilla extract, then sift in the icing sugar. Whip the cream until it just holds its shape, then fold into the melted chocolate. Pour into the prepared tin and smooth the top. Chill for at least 2 hrs or for up to 2 days.
Just before serving, remove the tart from the tin and slide it onto a flat plate (loosen edges first with the tip of a small pointed knife). You will find it easier to remove the tart if you leave it at room temperature for 30 mins. Put a few tsps of crème fraîche along the centre of the tart (or around the edges if the tart is circular) and top each with a raspberry, then dust lightly with icing sugar. Cut into thin slices and serve with extra raspberries on the side.
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made this yesterday with some alterations. used 1.5x filling (300ml cream, 300g choc)
no sugar and barely any honey, wasnt really necessary unless you have an INSANE sweet tooth.
also used about 70g butter and digestive biscuits since it was for my mum and i know thats her fav
also for some extra fun i pulsed some pistachios into the base, about 20g, which added a little something. i do think i pulsed the biscuits a little too fine since they didnt really have much of an interesting texture at all.
used 7 inch cake tin.
put some crushed pistachios and raspberries in the chocolate. did indeed add the vanilla extract to the cream, was no problem.
a couple of recommendations: maybe after a little more experience with this recipe, id experiment a little. for some reason just plain chocolate filling was a little boring. maybe flavouring it a little with chilli or sea salt would be cool or something. also, maybe making the filling a little lighter and mousse-ier might make it a bit more interesting, or having a slightly high cream to chocolate ratio since i think it would be nice if it was a little softer. also ive advice eating it on the cold side of room temperature rather than just out of the fridge cold since that doesnt taste quite right to me. all in all, with the tweaks, a good safe recipe, but would really need to be altered to be a knockout. perfectly nice though,
Made this yesterday, put it in the fridge and served today. I wasn't sure about the all butter biscuits so used half shortbread and half reduced fat digestive biscuits. Base tasted lovely but was a bit too greasy so next time will just try with digestive biscuits and use less butter. The filling was lovely too. Make sure you use good quality chocolate though. Kids and guests loved it. Will make this again.
Made the biscuit base with shortbread because I wasn't sure what it meant by all-butter biscuits. Was FAR too greasy even after I added extra biscuits. Also the filling was very, very sweet - you'd have to have a seriously sweet tooth to enjoy this. Stuck to the flan tin like mad. On the whole it was pretty horrible and I can't understand why it's so highly rated! Always found the comments very helpful in the past... never mind.
Loved this recipe! Made it on Saturday night to serve for afternoon tea for Mothers Day and it was just perfect. Super, super easy. I used digestive biscuits, the full amount of butter and smidge more golden syrup. I also used about 150g milk chocolate and 100g of dark chocolate (70%) and I didn't bother with adding additional icing sugar. Nor did I bother with creme fraiche. Instead I lightly dusted the top with icing sugar before serving. It was super easy and superb. I did think at one point that it was going to have a grainy texture when it set as it looked a little grainy when the chocolate and cream were mixed but it was perfect. Will definitely be a regular on our tea table :-)
Recipes like this make me wonder how I ever lived without BBC good food!! I can't believe its possible to make something so quick and easy that's so delicious. I went with previous advice and used 50g butter and upped the quantities for the filling. I did them in individual cheesecake tins and put a blob of whipped cream on top of each, few raspberries and a shake of icing sugar. So professional looking and tasting!
Great recipe - scrumptious and easy to make. I followed the advice of others and whipped the vanilla extract with the cream. I also used more filling - 200g dark chocolate, 100g milk chocolate and 300ml whipping cream and did not add icing sugar (it is fine without it). I used ginger nuts for the base and they contrasted the chocolately-ness nicely. I used 200g ginger nuts and half the butter, but found this wasn't enough to go all the way up the sides of the tin, so would use slightly more next time.
Seems like no one else had this problem, but for me, when the melted chocolate cooled down, it was too stiff to be folded in with the cream, which resulted to the mixture not being able to blend well. I believe that if the chocolate was a little warmer it would have been smoother and would have been able to have blended better. I definitely did not burn the chocolate, so I wonder why this happened.. Any tips??
All in all good recipe, and fairly easy. Too rich and sweet though, only good for very special occasions.
This made for a great after dinner dessert, very rich so only a small amount was needed! Came out perfectly, followed the advice of using one and a half the quantities so the biscuit was fully covered (200g dark and 100g milk). Used half the butter for the base and golden syrup as suggested, base was just right. Good tip, blast the biscuits in the food processor. I used Sainsburys taste the difference all butter shortbread rounds. Used cling film to line the tin and this made it easy to just lift out the tart when needed. Leave the tart out at room temp for at least half an hour before you need it. As suggested, add the vanilla to the whipping cream and wait for the chocolate to cool down before adding the cream. No need for the icing sugar in the tart, it's sweet enough. Just dust with it at the end. The raspberries accompany this perfectly. Spot on dessert that looks like you've spent ages on it!
My friend made this and it was gorgeous! However when I made it, it didn't turn out like hers or everyone else's on here. I melted the chocolate but as soon as I added the vanilla to the chocolate it started to go gritty and hard so when I try folding it into the cream it looked like it had curdled a bit so there for had to use my electric whisk as I could no longer fold it into cream? Any advice?
Overall it's a gorgeous simple recipe :)
Simple but stunning. I tried this for a Halloween party and made it in a flan tin. I took everyone's advice and used 1 and a half quantities and used half butter for the base and an mixture of low fat ginger biscuits and digestives and it worked like a dream., I combined it with another good food recipe for raspberry coulis to try and combat any over sweetness and topped it off with raspberries and icing sugar. It looked brilliant and tasted fab. I took advice also about cooling the chocolate and using more plain than milk chocolate and also adding the vanilla essence to the cream and not the chocolate (thank you for these tips everyone) and it worked like a dream. Loads of compliments for a relatively easy dessert. I would suggest putting the biscuits in a blender to crush them though as doing it in a bag with the rolling pin didn't crush the ginger biscuits enough. Other than that - great. Even tasted good the day after!
I think it needs more than 2 hours to set. And be careful as well not to leave it too long in the freezer, mine was quite cold :)
I also found the base a bit too buttery, but that might be because my biscuits were more in pieces than crumbs, so they might not have soaked up the butter as well.
Otherwise delicious, not a crumb left!
I used half standard digestives & half lower calorie ginger snaps- this worked really well and tasted lovely. I made them in my Lakeland Mini Sandwich Tin, giving beautiful individual servings. I topped with the left over whipped cream whipped up a few hours before dinner and a rasberry. served with rasberries and frozen fruity yoghurt. Perfect pud and could all be made the day before and easily transported to dinner party. Would do again for special treat!
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The quantities in the recipe (with only 50g butter for the base, as suggested by other users) were exactly right to make it in a 7" round sandwich tin. I will definitely be making this again as a very easy to prepare dessert, which is also easy to pretty up for a special occasion, and delicious enough for one too!
Lovely recipe. I used 1 1/2 times quantity for biscuit base (ginger nuts) with 75g butter and
1 1/2 tbs golden syrup. I did as others suggested 100g milk chocolate, 200g dark and 300ml whipping cream. I allowed the whipping cream to reach room temperature and then whipped with the essence. The filling doesn't quite fill to the top of a 25cm flan tin. When i make again I will make 1 1/4 times filling. Great recipe and very easy.
(Collected from the comments - so thanks to those who commented)
-Add the vanilla & sugar to the cream.
-Allow the melted choc to cool before you fold cream in.
-You can get away with little or no icing sugar in the choc too.
-The base probably doesn't need so much butter as it was a little soft, try cutting the butter down to 50g
-Try with oat biscuits
-Try with all dark chocolate


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Mexico is culturally one of the richest countries in the world. The ancient cultures of Mexico have given us a remarkable heritage. I love to lear about the indigenous cultures of Mexico can't seem to get enough stories and facts about their world, habits, findings and lifestyle.
I've heard about the Xihuacan Museum and pyramid at the Soledad de Maciel Archaeological Site in Petatlán, a small town near Ixtapa Zihuatanejo, but never had the chance to visit in person, until now. Capella Ixtapa Personal Assistant Andrés was kind enough to organize a tour for me, and I couldn't wait to experience it in person!
The tour guide explained that the first inhabitants in the Soledad de Maciel area were the Nahuas in the Pre Classic period (2500 BC to 200 AD). Some of the most important Mesoamerican civilizations were of Nahua ethnicity, including the Toltec and Aztec cultures, as well as the Tepaneca, Acolhua, Tlaxcaltec, Xochimilca, and many others. Today there are approximately 600,000 indigenous people living in Guerrero, which is about 20% of the total population of the state. When visiting Ixtapa Zihuatanejo and close by towns, pay attention to the language spoken by locals – it is very common to hear native languages spoken on the street. I was amazed to hear that there are more than 20 different native languages spoken in the area, but the principal one spoken is Náhuatl.
Archaeologists believe that the Soledad de Maciel area reached its peak during the Epiclassic period (650-900 AD). During that time, the site was supposedly one of the largest and most important ceremonial centers of agricultural and religious rites and was a regional seat of power. Besides the pyramid, which is being excavated at the moment, they also discovered a ball game court, along with other Pre-hispanic monuments, and items that you can see at the Xihuacan Museum. The museum currently showcases more than 800 Pre-hispanic pieces, such as figurines, obsidian vases, works in shell, copper axes, bell necklaces and ceramics. Among the most remarkable ancient objects is a large, circular stone carved with the name of "Xihuacan" which is the native Náhuatl word for the geographical area of Petatlán during the Pre-hispanic period.
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ESCANABA – An Escanaba motorist, accused of seriously injuring a Perronville man in an accident last year, pleaded no contest to a five-year felony. The plea was made in Delta County Circuit Court on Tuesday.
Joshua James Johnson, 31, will be sentenced on March 13 for driving without a valid license causing serious injury. He was arrested following a two-vehicle accident on North Lincoln Road near Bay College on Dec. 3 when two people were injured.
Johnson was driving north on the highway when his 2006 P.T. Cruiser left the road, drove into the center median, went airborne, and collided into the driver's side of a Jeep waiting at a cut-across, according to Escanaba Public Safety. The crash occurred shortly after 1 p.m.
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Separate GF menu with no prices which coordinates with regular menu, but we had to ask for the regular menu . I like that they take the time to develop a separate menu since I got the sense that our waitress was clueless and couldn't care about GF. My husband was able to get a full GF meal which was very good.
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Awesome meal. Understood gfree needs
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190 E Stacy Rd #100, Allen, TX 75002
I wish I could give the review no stars. Most places are going to a dedicated GF fryer for French fries to eliminate cross contamination. There are very limited options.
2185 South Road, Poughkeepsie,NY 12601
Gluten free menu is awesome & food delicious!!
5712 Frantz Road, Dublin,OH 43016
Good selection of GF food. Even have desserts. I've eaten here several times and have never had a reaction.
12906 Cortez Blvd, Brooksville, FL 34613
very accommodating. great food. had shrimp, scallops with garlic mashed potatoes, asparagus and flour less brownie with ice cream. pricey but nice gf treat
1015 Easton Road, Willow Grove,PA 19090
Not many options - not a favorite
6600 Menaul Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110
I am a super sensitive Celiac & never have a problem at Bonefish.
7345 Mineral Point Rd, Madison, WI 53711
GF menu. Nice atmosphere. A little pricey.
8100 W. Crestline Ave., Littleton,CO 80123
Very friendly and knowledgeable staff.
1002 Eastview Mall, Victor,NY 14564
Fantastic Service in regards to gluten free. Meal was great! Went to Victor NY Eastview Mall location. Great meal and everything was prepared carefully. Separate GF menu.
3616 South Memorial Drive, Greenville, NC 27834
I have eaten here several times. however I was glutened once, I suspect cross contamination with the butter served with my lobster.
588 Buttermilk Pike, Crescent Springs,KY 41017
I eat GF at Bonefish all the time across the USA. This one was as good as others and never had an issue and I'm celiac. Just be sure to ask for the GF menu and also have server ask the chef about any specials that can be prepared GF as they typically can modify.
2408 Tyrone Blvd., St. Petersburg,FL 33710
Do not go here if you have a problem with gluten. I ordered a gluten free Caesar salad and told the waiter three times gluten free. When it came out after eating three bits I find the bottom of my salad has croutons in it. It looked like the salad my friend rejected earlier for having pepper on it was dumped upside down onto my plate with an attempt to pick out the croutons they found. The waiter acting like it was no big deal. Never eating here again!
27 Airport Square, North Wales, PA 19454
Been here many times and plenty of GF options. Also have RedBridge GF BEER.
5102 North Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Always a great place with plenty of GF choices for this celiac!
5500 Abercorn Street , Savannah,GA 31405
Great gluten free menu -- safe for the 2 celiac and 1 NCGS members of our family!
5102 North Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Great staff. Some nice selections for GF. Cobb salad was best I've had. GF menu - including deserts and beers.
4737 Concord Pike #455, Wilmington, DE 19803
I have been to Bonefish numerous times. I have found their waitstaff knowledgeable about celiac and gluten sensitivity. Each time the waitstaff has said they will let the kitchen know so that prep can be done separately, and each time I've had a worry free meal. I especially love their gluten free brownie for dessert.
3121 F. Fire Road, Egg Harbor Township,NJ 08234
I got extremely sick from this location twice and I will never go back. I was very disappointed. I had to be put on medicine for 6 months 4 times a day to repair my stomach from being glutened. I used to trust this place and love it but honestly I hope no one ever has to go through what I went through. Please think twice before eating here. I almost had to cancel my wedding from getting so sick. When I called and informed the managers they just offered a $25 gift card. They didn't seem sympathetic. I wrote three letters to the franchise and I received nothing back.
120 Regency Parkway, Omaha,NE 68114
Very good. Lots of options and knowledgeable.
2341 Sir Barton Way, Lexington,KY 40509
Many items on menu, server knowledgeable, food good. Will go again!!
15910 Crain Highway, Brandywine,MD 20613
A good, safe choice in Waldorf if looking for gluten free.
1201 E Southlake Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092
A little on the pricey side but very good! My celiac son enjoyed his shrimp and gluten free dessert!
6783-2 Veterans Parkway, Columbus, GA 31909
Great service. Very knowledge about CC. Food was excellent.
4635 PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
Excellent and fast service. Very aware. Separate gf menu. We had the lobster tails -delish! There's even two gf dessert options :)
1912 Kaliste Saloom Road, Lafayette,LA 70508
Horrible service! Terrible food. Totally messed up my gluten free meal. I am sick of course!
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Had the great Chilean Seabass, large, for $30, and a super brownie and ice cream for $7. Also a generous Meyer's rum for $9. Food was delicious with broccoli and green beans. Beans were a tad underdone while the broccoli was perfect. Bartender was friendly and service was fine. I recommend Bonefish. They have a gluten free menu.
6527 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Really enjoyed dining here. Waiter seemed knowledgable, food was good, nice restaurant. Good menu. Ate here with no problems even have gluten free beer.
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seemed very knowledgeable about celiac. food was delish!
5500 Abercorn Street , Savannah,GA 31405
Delicious food, great service and celiac friendly for my very gluten sensitive son!
1900 Crocker Rd, Westlake, OH 44145
Our server was very knowledgeable about gluten free. The food was excellent with many gf options! Definitely recommend!
7710 Voice of America Centre Drive, West Chester,OH 45069
Bonefish has many gluten free options and their staff are very knowledgeable about gluten free. You can even request gluten free bang bang shrimp, and there's a gf dessert!!
1305 W. 7th Street, Frederick,MD 21702
flourless GF brownie. need I say more
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Uh oh they served us flour tortillas on the fish tacos after we told them our whole party was gf. Luckily we caught it and they changed them. In their defense we had ordered of the regular menu and they were attempting to make it GF.
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5041 International Blvd, North Charleston, SC 29418
OMG! The best gluten free meal that I have had in a restaurant. Most of the time your choices are plain grilled chicken or fish. This actually had a sauce on it with wonderful veggie choices and an awesome chocolate cake for desert. I will definitely be back!
2903 Berlin Turnpike, Newington, CT 06111
Very accommodating. Gluten free menu. Also will make gluten free on regular menu. Amazing shrimp & scallops!
2699 W. Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee,FL 34741
We have just eaten here and my Daughter enjoyed the gluten free menu very much! She can thoroughly recommend the shrimp and scallop dish followed by the creme brûlée! You must go and try!
1835 Washington Rd, St. Clair, PA 15241
They have a separate gf menu and the staff is well trained. The fries here (or anything fried) are not gf.
901 Lehigh Valley Mall, Whitehall,PA 18052
was not offered a gf menu. again Caesar salad
3121 F. Fire Road, Egg Harbor Township,NJ 08234
Knowledgeable staff and good selections. Saucy shrimp was awesome!
6527 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89119
I eat here once a week and love it!
7801 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee, FL 34747
GF menu including dessert. Great service. However, it was expensive whether GF or not. Small portions.
120 Regency Parkway, Omaha,NE 68114
Food, customer service, and atmosphere were nothing short of excellent! Gluten free menu has many options, including dessert! Best fish I have ever had! Did not taste fishy at all! Garlic mashed potatoes and steamed asparagus were amazing! Flourless brownie with raspberry sauce, macadamia nuts, whipped cream, and ice cream was decadent!
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Great place to eat, waitress was very knowledgeable
2737 Madison Road, Cincinnati,OH 45209
Very knowledgeable about gluten free, and delicious! I've eaten here many times and never gotten sick.
7415 Corporate Boulevard, Baton Rouge,LA 70809
Extensive gluten free menu including dessert! Delicious food, helpful staff, great experience.
14770 W Colfax Ave, Lakewood, CO 80401
Respectable GF menu, Staff was friendly, food was good.....but have a suspicion it was prepared on a gluten contaminated surface, shortly after finishing my meal, I came down with a nasty headache and fatigue that wiped me out for the day..... Even waking up this morning..... The symptoms remain. Would have given more stars.... But I'm feeling pretty miserable from it.
3121 F. Fire Road, Egg Harbor Township,NJ 08234
Excellent restaurant. Nice GF menu. Fine fish selection. Even have GF beer (Omission).
1100 E Paris Ave SE, Grand Rapids,MI 49546
Great GF experience! Wonderful options and knowledgable staff.
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