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National Child Safety Expert, Alison Rhodes, "The Safety Mom," is one
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parents on a broad range of issues facing all children - newborns to teens.
There is a growing desire among parents to "go green." Many of us are recognizing that chemicals and pesticides in and around our home are doing damage to our entire family, especially our young children. As a mother of a child with learning disabilities, I can't help but wonder whether my son's issues have been caused by environmental toxins he has been exposed to.
The evidence of the harmful effects environmental toxins have on our children is mounting. Doris Rapp, M.D., a leading environmental medical specialist and pediatric allergist, has written a fully documented, 600-page book describing the causes, health effects and treatments of environmental illness. Is This Your Child's World? How You Can Fix the Schools and Homes That Are Making Your Children Sick provides help for children who are hyperactive, asthmatic, or suffering from chronic illness or learning problems. Environmental illness is a label for an assortment of medical problems caused by environmental factors, including chemicals. Common symptoms are some combination of nasal congestion, fatigue, headaches, hyperactivity, muscle or joint pain, twitches, blurred vision, burning skin, abdominal discomfort, and inability to think clearly, as well as a variety of learning or behavior difficulties. Many feel that the rise in autism is directly linked to environmental toxins. And, experts acknowledge that in many instances childhood leukemia and childhood cancers are not genetic but actually triggered by chemicals.
Regardless, common sense tells us that it's far better to eliminate these toxins from our environment. It's almost impossible to remove all of the environmental toxins from our home but the more we can do the better. Becoming aware of the problems and some healthier alternatives is the first step.
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My mother always used to throw open the windows to "air out the house" as she said. Turns out she was on to something. Common household cleaners and home improvement items such as wet paint, new carpet and treated wood as well as all of those lovely air fresheners we use to make our homes smell lovely emit fumes that contain chemicals. Without ventilation they will attaché to dust particles on the floor and fibers in fabric such as carpets, curtains and upholstery. As children are playing on the floor or even sitting on the floor they can pick them up. The best solution is to open windows and use exhaust fans which will allow the chemicals to escape.
Toss the toxins
We've been brainwashed by companies into thinking that, when it comes to cleaning products, stronger is better. This is especially true with the advent of antibacterial soaps, toothpastes and other personal care products. The reality is that outside the hospital setting antibacterial products are not necessary and, in fact, can be potentially harmful. The active ingredient in antibacterial products is triclosan which, according to the EPA, "is suspected to be" contaminated with dioxins, highly carcinogenic chemicals. Household cleaners can also be highly toxic. The combination of bleach and ammonia, which also is found in antibacterial products, can create chlorine gas that, in small doses can cause eye and lung irritation, but in large doses can actually kill. Fortunately, there are many effective and safe alternatives on the market today. For protecting kids from germs, good hand washing is just as effective as antibacterial soaps. Teach kids proper hand washing techniques and make sure they wash often. Wash their toys regularly as well. All natural cleaning products such as vinegar, baking powder and lemon juice are highly effective in cleaning appliances and surfaces. There are also several great lines of green cleaning products in stores today.
You are what you eat
While the EPA is tasked with monitoring the level of pesticides used on food, the level is still too high. Some of the fruits and vegetables with the highest levels of pesticides are the ones kids love the most – apples, celery, peaches and pears. Exposure to these pesticides builds up over the years and can cause serious health issues including developmental delays, behavioral disorders and motor dysfunction. Try to select organic produce at your grocery store or shop at local farmer's markets for organic produce. Beware of labels however! "Natural" does not mean it's organic. In fact it's an unregulated term that can be placed on any product which makes it quite misleading. Only the "USDA Organic" label indicates that a food is certified organic.
We don't have a crystal ball and can't predict what effect chemicals in our environment will have on our children or ourselves. But something to consider is banking your baby's cord blood which could be used, if needed, to help save your child's life in the event they develop leukemia or cancer triggered by environmental toxins.
At times it seems overwhelming, but even small changes can make a big difference in your family's health. Make a commitment to reduce or remove just one chemical from your home and congratulate yourself for cleaning up your house!
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HUNTINGTON- Our beloved Wilda Ann Jensen Jones returned to Heavenly Father and her loved ones April 19, 2013 in Ferron, Utah with her devoted family at her side. She was born in Cleveland, Utah on April 20, 1925 to Ernest W. and Nellie Davis Jensen and was only a few hours short of her 88th birthday. She married her sweetheart Blake L. Jones on June 8, 1942 in the Manti Temple.
She was a homemaker and found great joy in providing for her family. Being an excellent cook, she used those skills for many years as she ran a busy catering business. She was extremely talented with crafts and loved to crochet, make dolls, ceramics, and painting. She didn't just make one of something, but made sure there was enough to go around all the family. Wilda was good help to Blake on the farm and liked to go camping and hunting where she always got her deer. She resided in Huntington and raised her family here. They had a lot of fun traveling and went somewhere every year. They enjoyed many winters in Quartsite and St. George and their many trips with the "Good Sams Club". She loved her grandchildren and great grandchildren and never tired of providing for her "toodle-e-do's" (grandchildren). Diet Mountain Dew was her drink of choice but she was always willing to share. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and loved serving, especially in the library. She will be dearly missed by all her family and loved ones that she has spent her whole life serving.
She is survived by her husband Blake L. Jones of Huntington, children Blake LaNae (Margo) Jones, Randall Ernest (Barbra) Jones, Derk (Julie) Jones all of Huntington, Kelly Ann (Wayne) Olsen of Orangeville; sisters Beverly Jensen of Castle Dale, Thelma Jensen of Ferron, Wyanna (Ron) World and Henry Jensen of Cleveland. She is also survived by 11 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, sister Sandra Jensen, infant brother Ernest Jensen, brother-in-laws John and Bert and grandchildren Clynn K. and Elam Derk Jones.
Friends may call for a visitation at the Huntington First Ward Chapel, 115 S 400 E on Monday, April 22, 2013 from 6-8 p.m. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at the Huntington First Ward Chapel at 11 am with a viewing an hour prior to the services. Interment will follow in the Huntington City Cemetery under the trusted care of Heritage Funeral Home. Friends and family may visit and sign the guest book at www.heritagefuneralhomeutah.com

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Tube Tech Machinery (TTM) of Brescia, Italy, has formed a partnership with Innovative Tube Equipment Corp. (ITEC) of Rockford, Ill., and Montreal for the sale, service, and support of its equipment in North America.
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Skip to comments.Could a Comet Hit Mars in 2014?
Posted on 02/26/2013 9:02:24 AM PST by BenLurkin
A recently discovered comet will make an uncomfortably-close planetary flyby next year but this time its not Earth thats in the cosmic crosshairs.
According to preliminary orbital prediction models, comet C/2013 A1 will buzz Mars on Oct. 19, 2014.
According to calculations by NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), close approach data suggests the comet is most likely to make a close pass of 0.0007 AU (thats approximately 63,000 miles from the Martian surface). However, theres one huge caveat.
Due to uncertainties in the observations the comet has only been observed for 74 days (so far), so its difficult for astronomers to forecast the comets precise location in 20 months time comet C/2013 A1 may fly past at a very safe distance of 0.008 AU (650,000 miles). But to the other extreme, its orbital pass could put Mars directly in its path. At time of Mars close approach (or impact), the comet will be barreling along at a breakneck speed of 35 miles per second
(Excerpt) Read more at news.discovery.com ...
If my calculator is working correctly, that's 126,000 miles per hour. Wonder what the mass of the comet is.
Now that would be cool to watch not to mention gather good science.
That would cause some significant Global Warming on Mars...............
It would probably be visible with the naked eye, if the time and weather are just right.............
Mars Needs Fire Extinguishers..............
If the Mars Rovers are still operational, we might get some really up close and personal videos...........
There are multiple orbiters around the planet but ideally we would have some landers ready to land when the dust settles.
Not to worry, Obama will simply declare Mars an asteroid-free zone. Problem solved, after which someone will give him an award for saving the solar system.
It would also set back plans for human mission to Mars by many decades, if not longer, until the orbital debris cloud settles down.
What does NASA know? They can't even launch rockets anymore.
My wish is for a comet to hit Washington DC when Congress is in full session and Obama is giving a presser with LOTS and LOTS of media types there to enjoy the show.
I think all these asteroids and comets as of late are a wake up call from the almighty....
The message being, WAKE UP! You need to expand past the planet before you get wiped out by nature...
I just hope it doesn't strike the area where the astronauts landed.
Saw a quick trailer for some "When terrorists attack" movie that is out there. It had a AC-130 circling and blasting the White Hut. Makes the imagination soar.
All for it.. except, let's make it a somewhat large meteorite instead... I live only 130 miles south from there.
There are quite a few other factors moving that back by decades. America probably won't be doing that type of mission in our lifetimes.
Since C/2013 A1 is a hyperbolic comet and moves in a retrograde orbit, its velocity with respect to the planet will be very high, approximately 56 km/s. With the current estimate of the absolute magnitude of the nucleus M2 = 10.3, which might indicate the diameter up to 50 km, the energy of impact might reach the equivalent of staggering 2×10¹º megatonnes! This kind of event can leave a crater 500 km across and 2 km deep. Such an event would overshadow even the famous bombardment of Jupiter by the disintegrated comet ShoemakerLevy 9 in July 1994, which by some estimates was originally 15 km in diameter.I don't know what kind of forming that would do to Mars, but it won't be terraforming!
All that is said above is based on the current measurements, and will of course be refined as more data comes in. In any case, even now we can say that the close approach will happen. The current orbit uncertainty allows for a collision scenario, but the possibility of this is small.
Is it too late for me to deny involvement?
Rudimentary creatures of blood and flesh, you touch my mind, fumbling in ignorance, incapable of understanding. There is a realm of existence so far beyond your own you cannot even imagine it. I am beyond your comprehension. I am Sovereign.
Reaper? A label created by the Protheans to give voice to their destruction. In the end, what they chose to call us is irrelevant. We simply... are.
Organic life is nothing but a genetic mutation, an accident. Your lives are measured in years and decades. You wither and die. We are eternal, the pinnacle of evolution and existence. Before us, you are nothing. Your extinction is inevitable. We are the end of everything.
Confidence born of ignorance. The cycle cannot be broken. The pattern has repeated itself more times than you can fathom. Organic civilizations rise, evolve, advance, and at the apex of their glory they are extinguished. The Protheans were not the first. They did not create the Citadel. They did not forge the mass relays. They mere found them - the legacy of my kind. Your civilization is based on the technology of the mass relays. Our technology. By using it, your civilization develops along the paths we desire.
We impose order on the chaos of organic life. You exist because we allow it, and you will end because we demand it. My kind transcends your very understanding.
We are each a nation - independent, free of all weakness. You cannot grasp the nature of our existence. We have no beginning. We have no end. We are infinite. Millions of years after your civilization has been eradicated and forgotten, we will endure.
We are legion. The time of our return is coming. Our numbers will darken the sky of every world. You cannot escape your doom.
Based on its magnitude I saw an size estimate of 50 km. If it is a sphere its volume would be 1.33*3.14*(25^3) or about 65,000 km^3. Assuming its mass is the same as water, we get 6.5*10^13 metric tons (I think). With little atmosphere to impede or ablate the comet, if it hits, it may be quite the show. I'll leave it to someone else to do force and energy calculations.
And it may kick out debri in our direction. That WOULD be interesting.
They'll call it the Novel Piece(s) Size
If it is an ice comet- could leave a bit of water and thicken up the atmosphere (a microspoic amount). A Mud puddle on mars would be cool (but given the thin atmosphere would evaporate quickly.
If it impacted, it would certainly answer the question of life on Mars.
I officially state "Not my fault" at this time.
Bush? Cheney? ... Global warming?
I told you doing the whole graffiti thing on the comet was a bad idea...
But Nooooo... Don't listen to the crazy guy... No one will even be paying attention...
Not this time. You own this one Darks.
Now, now, we all know the density of a comet is the same as a hot fudge sundae.
I was hoping nobody would notice!
I even keyed the doors on the thing!
Better hope it doesn't land on one of our rovers or NASA will be sending you the bill for the insurance claim...
Wonder if they still carry insurance on that Viking 1 jalopy?
Instant terraforming!
Hmmm...wonder if it's going to impact on a Tuesdae???
Sure could. A comet could hit Mars any second now.
As a matter of fact, the same is true for the Earth.
All Our Base Will Belong to You?
I think we should be aiming water laden comets and asteroids at Mars to terraform it.
Specifically I think we should be trying to increase the mass of Mars so that it can better retain an atmosphere. It'll need a bigger moon too, to help even out temperature fluctuations and add some internal heating from gravitational pull.
Some of the mirror and laser ideas that are being presented for asteroid deflection could probably work. We could send a swarm of mirrors out to deflect the astroid Apophis which could hit us in 2029 if we don't. And then let these go on out to the asteroid belt and start deflecting asteroids towards mars.
I think it is officially out of local jurisdiction.
Nicely played.
Yes. I told you not to use your cannon against that space butterfly!
Good shot, by the way!
It isn't necessary to make every world a duplicate of Earth. Variety is the spice, they say.
The good news is that you don't need to increase the mass of Mars. It's a nice thought, but who wants to wait around for that?
If you supplemented Mars' atmosphere up to about Earth pressure, it would take about a million years for it to leak away again. That's the good news.
The bad news is that the best gas to use for the purpose is carbon dioxide. So you still wouldn't be able to go shirtsleeve without a breathing supply and mask.
Planet Venus offers a plentiful supply of carbon dioxide, free for the taking, and most folks think that removing it would improve that planet too. Take all you want. If it leaks away, go back for more.
For me, it's not so important that humans be able to breathe the atmosphere of Mars without assistance; but I'd like to get it so that plants would feel at home there.
Imagine the size of trees grown in Martian soil and gravity!
And don't worry about a bigger Mars moon. We'll orbit it with a Rotavator. That should be exciting to watch!
Odds are against my banked shot in the corner pocket by the way.
Playing billiards in space ismore difficult than I imagined.
/ bad joke.
It would be interesting to see what would happen should it plow into Mars.
You could start with carbon dioxide, seed the planet with plant life and let the plants convert the carbon dioxide.
But I don't see how your going to get the carbon dioxide from venus to mars. Comets on the other hand can be gently nudged into trajectories that will colide with Mars.
As for venus, I say we engineer some life that can survive in the extreme conditions of Venus that will trap some of the sulfur. Turn it loose and see what happens.
Unless we can find some alkaline comets that we can crash into venus that will help trap sulfur.
Thanks BenLurkin. Looks like a good 'extra, extra' topic for APoD members.
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Report: Leafs make pitch for Jonathan Bernier
Cam Charron
July 16 2012 08:23PM
Hearing the Leafs have put in an offer to G Jonathan Bernier.— Andi Petrillo (@andipHNIC) July 17, 2012
Via CBC's Andi Petrillo.
It isn't much to go on, but it appears as if Brian Burke thinks the price may be right for the Leafs to acquire Los Angeles Kings' backup and former first-round draft pick Jonathan Bernier.
Bernier, of course, has played just 48 NHL games in his career, posting a save percentage of .910 and an even strength save percentage of .913. The NHL average over that span is .921.
This probably isn't a very safe bet, but Bernier is young, talented enough, and cheap. He just hasn't seen his NHL numbers catch up to its potential, but that's almost to be expected with young goaltenders.
Back in May, Jonathan Willis wrote about whether the Leafs ought to trade a lottery pick for Bernier, as suggested by David Shoalts. Here was his conclusion:
That sudden, unexpected leap in Quick's performance relegated Bernier to the backup position. He's been pretty good there. Over a 47-game NHL career, the 23-year old has a 0.911 SV%. He'll probably develop into a starter, but he's still something of a question mark. As James Reimer could attest, having been a 23-year old goalie with great minor-league numbers and a 0.921 career save percentage in 37 NHL games just last year, those things don't guarantee a smooth and bump-free ride into a starting job.
Could Bernier be a great pickup for the Leafs? Certainly. Could he be the answer between the pipes? That's entirely possible. It just doesn't make any sense to trade away a lottery pick for a guy who, draft pedigree aside, doesn't look worlds better than James Reimer did one year earlier.
Nothing ought to have changed since then. James Reimer is still a safe enough option going forward. I understand the feeling that Leafs fans get when they want to pick up another piece in net, but Bernier is by no means a sure bet.
He is under contract for one more season at $1.25M, though his actual salary is $1.525M, which is slightly cheaper than Reimer's $1.8M price tag. That's not really a worry at this point with such a high salary cap (for now).
If the Kings aren't asking much for the goaltender who has asked for a trade, then, why not, and stack the roulette table with as many chips. Just don't expect that Bernier will come in and run show if acquired. He's still a project, but worth a shot if all he'll cost is a couple of magic beans.
I made the case over at FN that trading a 1st round pick for Bernier might not be the worst thing for them as it would provide a clear plan of succession for Kiprusoff.
The Leafs don't have that luxury should they acquire Bernier and I suspect that he would enter the goaltending discussion as a 1 and 1A with Reimer. That much pressure doesn't always bode well for young netminders, and less so ones that are coming from hockey anonymity in L.A.
On paper, acquiring Bernier, assuming a relatively decent price tag from a Kings' perspective, would look good. But once acquired, Burke would have to make certain that this young man was further supported and developed to ensure that the investment nets a proper return, no pun intended.
Don't really see him as someone worth losing Scrivens over.
This confirms just how incompetent Burke is around goaltending. Notwithstanding he didn't solve goaltending in Vancouver and waived Bryz in Anaheim, he didn't to pursue Theodore last year and he didn't make a push for Vokoun this year. I can name other capable goalie he was never in on the trade for. Burke is a good GM but he doesn't understand goaltending.
Wait a second...I thought Burke always said he likes to build a team from the net out.
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This Renaissance Gothic architectural masterpiece has a 222 ft. tall bell tower. Tours avalaible.
Join the group at this small intimate club featuring performers from St. Louis and the local area.
The Thomas Kinkade Gallery of Belleville is full of beautiful works by Thomas Kinkade.
Visitors are invited to walk through this home, considered to be the oldest Greek Revival-style home in Illinois.
The Labor & Industry Museum is the only public institution devoted to the history of the labor and industry of Belleville and southwestern Illinois. The centerpiece is Jumbo, a 19th-century steam engine along with coal mining, carpentry, and stove-making exhibits.
St. Clair County Historical Society Museum
This Victorian adaptation of a Greek Revival home was built in the early 1800s. In addition to period furniture and vintage clothing, artifacts, and quilts, the museum contains an extensive research library and gift shop.
The Schmidt Art Center and Gallery
Over 350 permanent works, including a beautifully landscaped and sculptured garden, are on display.
Belleville Philharmonic Society
The nation's second oldest continuously performing symphony orchestra (1867-2005) gives concerts throughout the year.
Groups regularly perform at the "Black Box" Main Stage theatre.
The historic theatre features first-run movies, organ concerts, puppet shows, and other special events. Tours are available by appointment.
Open from April to October, this theatre shows first-run movies, and is one of only 200 drive-inns left in the United States.
The Lemming Armada Theatre Co.
Performances throughout the year include music, drama, and comedy.
This talented troupe can be found at a variety of venues from dinner theater at Fischer's Restaurant to stage shows at Southwestern Illinois College.
National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
The Shrine has 200 beautifully landscaped acres of gardens and devotional areas, including the Outdoor Amphitheatre, Shrine Church, Lourdes Grotto, Stations of the Cross, Millennium Spire, the Visitors Center with a restaurant and gift shop, and the Shrine Hotel.
The subject of intensive historical interest, the Mansion is probably the oldest brick house in the state of Illinois. It was built in 1810 by Nicholas Jarrot, who was a native Frenchman and landowner in Cahokia.
Greater Saint Louis Air and Space Museum
Learn about the history of aviation in the St. Louis area. The Museum is located at the St. Louis Downtown Parks Airport and has Gus Grissom's flight suit, a collection of TWA artifacts, and a 1941 Meyers O.T.W. Bi-plane on exhibit.
Collinsville Historical Society Museum
Local and world histories are combined in these exhibits.
The Company performs at The Miner's Theatre.
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
Illinois' only United Nations World Heritage Site. This 2,200-acre site preserves the central section of the largest prehistoric Indian city north of Mexico. An Interpretive Center presents a coherent account of this sophisticated prehistoric culture. Climb Monk's Mound, see the film and life-size village. Don't miss annual events that focus on Native American culture.
Built in the 1790s, the house is designed in the French vertical-log style rather than the more familiar horizontal-log style. This is the oldest known residence in Illinois.
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As the world's tallest fountain, the Gateway Geyser Fountain reaches 627 feet in height, and is centered in a pond that holds five million gallons of water.
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Katherine Dunham is probably best known as a legendary dancer who propelled the awareness of the cultures of the African Diaspora via her choreography. Her famous dance technique reflects a fusion of many cultures. Miss Dunham was a true renaissance woman. She was an artist, anthropologist, author, activist, manager, movie star, producer, educator, wife, mother, and so much more. The world needs to know about her wonderful life story and there's no better learning environment than the Museum and Centers for Arts and Humanities she created. The museum houses Miss Dunham's outstanding collection of symbolic and functional art, including more than 250 African and Caribbean art objects from more than 50 countries.
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Car enthusiasts are tempted by every make from Model T's to muscle cars. Shop the Antique Mall for Collectibles or attend their monthly sales and auctions.
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An authentic log cabin located in the heart of Glen Carbon, it has the original ceiling rafters and attic floor. The sidewalks are made from a 1912 school building. The Cabin is used for group activities and community events. Tours by appointment.
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Before going to the mat, discuss your interest in tae kwon do with your doctor. Then tell your instructor about any health-related issues you have, sharing your doctor's input. It's also important to stretch and warm up adequately before and after each class.
Classes. If you're interested in getting started, contact your local YMCA or fitness center or a martial arts school, if there's one in your area. Ask if you can observe a class before you make any financial commitments.
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Smart exercise. Remember that tae kwon do is exercise. If you're new to it, you will use muscles that have probably been inactive for a while. If you experience soreness, inform your instructor, follow his or her guidelines and you'll find that soon you'll be able to keep up with the class.
Motivation. Once you discover how exhilarating tae kwon do can be, you'll have no trouble keeping motivated. The exercises yield results quickly, which inspires students to continue working out and learning new moves.


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Police have arrested a Florida mother and father after they say they kidnapped their kids and fled to Cuba on a boat. Authorities have been searching for the Hakken family, including boys age 2 and 4, for more than a week. VPC
Joshua and Sharyn Hakken were booked in Tampa on charges of kidnapping, child neglect.
A Florida couple who allegedly abducted their two children in a custody dispute last week and fled to Cuba by sailboat were returned to the United States and jailed early Wednesday on kidnapping and child neglect charges.
Joshua Hakken, 35, and Sharyn Hakken, 34, were booked into the Hillsborough County jail in Tampa, where the ordeal began last week with the alleged abduction of sons Cole, 4, and Chase, 2.
The boys, who were also returned by Cuban authorities, were placed in the care of the Florida Department of Children and Families. They were checked out medically on the flight back to Tampa, which arrived around 10:30 a.m. ET, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
The Hakkens were also charged with false imprisonment, interference with custody, burglary of a dwelling with assault or battery and grand theft of a motor vehicle, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office website.
In addition, they face federal charges of fleeing the country to avoid prosecution.
According to the sheriff's office, Joshua Hakken entered his mother-in-law's Florida house last Wednesday, tied her up and fled with the boys. The family surfaced during the weekend in Cuba aboard the sailboat that Hakken had purchased about two weeks ago.
Although Cuba does not have an extradition treaty with the USA, Cuban Foreign Ministry official Johana Tablada said Cuba tipped the State Department off to the Hakkens' presence on Sunday and that from that moment "diplomatic contact has been exchanged and a professional and constant communication has been maintained."
Earlier Tuesday, Cuban authorities said they had informed U.S. authorities of the country's decision to turn over the couple and their children.
U.S. diplomats in Havana said in a statement early Wednesday that the two children had left Cuba and "are safely on their way home."
"We would like to express our appreciation to the Cuban authorities for their extensive cooperation to resolve this dangerous situation quickly," said the statement released by the U.S. Interests Section in Havana.
The boys' grandparents, Bob and Patricia Hauser, spoke to reporters in Tampa around midnight. They said that they were able to speak to the children before they left Cuba and that they were safe.
"Right now, we're just looking forward to getting them in our arms and hugging them and being with them and getting them home where they'll be safe again," Bob Hauser said.
American reporters on Tuesday had spotted the family and their blue sailboat at a Havana marina where they appeared to be settling in for a lengthy stay.
An AP reporter discovered the family beside their boat at the marina. A man who resembled photographs of Joshua Hakken yelled out "Stop! Stay back!" as the reporter approached, but there was no outward sign of tension or distress between the family members.
Joshua Hakken lost custody of his sons last year after a drug possession arrest in Louisiana and later tried to take the children from a foster home at gunpoint, authorities said.
Terri Durdaller, a spokeswoman at the Florida Department of Children and Families, said it was not clear where the children will ultimately be placed.
"Louisiana is the ultimate decision maker on where these children will reside. It's likely they will be placed back in Florida with the grandmother," she said.
Cuba has harbored U.S. fugitives in the past, though most of those cases date back to the 1960s and 70s, when the island became a refuge for members of the Black Panthers and other militant groups. More recently, dozens of Cuban Medicare fraud fugitives in the U.S. have tried to escape prosecution by returning to the island.
But Cuba has also cooperated with U.S. authorities in returning several criminal fugitives in recent years, including Leonard Auerbach in 2008. Auerbach was wanted in California on federal charges of sexually abusing a Costa Rican girl and possessing child pornography. He was deported.
In 2011, U.S. marshals flew to Cuba and took custody of two American suspects wanted in a New Jersey murder.
In 1999, 5-year-old Elian Gonzalez was found clinging to an inner tube off Florida after his mother and others drowned while fleeing Cuba toward American soil. The boy was taken to Miami to live with relatives, but his father in Cuba demanded the boy be sent back.
U.S. courts ultimately ruled Elian should be sent back, though his Miami relatives refused to return him. In April 2000, U.S. federal agents raided the family's home and he was returned to Cuba soon after. He has since grown into a young man and joined a military academy.
At the Havana marina on Tuesday, the family showed no sign they knew a decision about their fate had been made. The four strolled by an outdoor restaurant as security officials kept reporters at a distance. The youngest child was seated in a stroller and the elder boy sat down on a curb.
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Yo fans of One Piece among the current shounen manga, currently running(no dbz) where would you rank one piece on your read list? Im just bored and Curious, for me i would rank it like this:
1. One Piece
2. Nurahiyan no Mago
3. Psyren
4. Kenichi
5. Bleach
6. Fairy Tail
7. Naruto
8. Kekkieshi
9. Beelzebub
10. Bakuman
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As we look forward to Salty's(MWS 2009) graduation from Vermont Academy (as class valedictorian!) I am reminded how incredibly fortunate he is to have been at MWS and with Maggie Myers. Over the past four years, his teachers have repeatedly commented on his work ethic, his presence and engagement in class, and his obvious joy in learning.These are some of the same qualities you talked about when we first met so many years ago. You were right! And now we know the reality means so much more than we could have envisioned. I can't imagine a better foundation for him (or anyone) as he moves forward toward college and beyond.
Sally Pennington & Billy Fitzgerald
It is with humility and gratitude that we write this letter of acknowledgement to the teachers, faculty and leadership of the Monadnock Waldorf School. Eight years ago, MWS interviewed and accepted our son into the fifth grade class. I must admit that I had my doubts about this new environment; however, I tried my best to listen and observe as this school began to reshape this still pliable ball of clay. Through the love and caring displayed by Maggie Meyers and others, Joshua Hayden left the school a different boy. Josh has since moved on to Northfield Mount Hermon School, which has built upon the Steiner foundation and allowed Josh to grow into a fine young man. These past two weeks have been testimony to all of his teachers and guides as he was recently accepted into the Cum Laude Society, a national honor society with a chapter at NMH. As a capstone, this week, Josh was asked to join the class of 2017 at Yale University in New Haven Connecticut. These accomplishments acknowledge the hard work and dedication that Josh has put forth. However, more than anything these honors recognize the value of the excellent education provided by the Monadnock Waldorf School.
Gloria and Nelson Hayden
Our children received an education at MWS that was academically excellent and so much more…Waldorf's developmental approach meant that at each stage of their education the subject matter was just what they were ready to learn, and often, excited about encountering. As a result, they truly absorbed and retained it. They left MWS with an authentic love of learning that continues today and the confidence to meet the challenges that will come their way.
Mark and Kathy Gross
Parents of Charlotte MWS 2008, Northfield Mount Hermon School 2012, and Dartmouth College 2016 and
Kevin Gross MWS 2011, and Northfield Mount Hermon School 2015
Monadnock Waldorf education augments excellent academics with social and life skills in a challenging yet nurturing environment. The school's teaching of what experts call "the three C's" - critical thinking, effective oral and written communication, and collaboration – prepares children to succeed in tomorrow's world.
Jeff Miller and Carol MacKinnon, parents of two MWS students
Lilly feels safe and loved and upheld at MWS. Her desire to learn is intense…MWS takes in the whole picture of the child and how she relates to the world around her. At MWS you are appreciated and EMBRACED!
Heather Harada, mother of a 3rd grade student
At Monadnock Waldorf School, the curriculum is deliberately woven to create an intricate tapestry of academic rigor, artistic exploration, and rich experiences designed for the child to encounter his/her own place in today's busy world. Children are engaged in a way that brings learning alive; making it real, accessible, and relevant to their lives.
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Our experience so far has been wonderful, and Kierstin loves the High School. I don't think many parents of teenagers get to hear what we hear on a regular basis: "Thank you so much for sending me to this school" and (even more shocking): "I can't wait for Monday!" We feel so fortunate to have her at MWHS.
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When my husband and I made the decision to have our daughter attend Monadnock Waldorf School we did so with multiple years of experience between us as public school educators. All children will learn – we wanted our daughter to have an educational experience that would follow her into adulthood by helping to shape her "whole person." Quite simply, we wanted her to have an experience that will allow her to grow into an adult who has learned to love, respect and embrace the beauty in the world, the gifts in all people and to contribute those gifts within herself to benefit others. We believe that Monadnock Waldorf School is the place that has and will continue to provide that level of educational nurturance.
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Giant Stuffed Animals Go On Safari
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Love giant stuffed animals? So do we! Melissa & Doug carries over 30 stuffed animals including these Jungle Plush Animals: Giraffe, Tiger, Lion, White Tiger, Elephant, Zebra and Cheetah. Each of these jungle themed animals has a sturdy wire frame underneath, covered with super-soft plush!
Here's a fun way to play with our Safari themed Stuffed Animals-
Have a parent set up these giant plush animals throughout the house and you're on an instant stuffed animals safari! Start with a "safari guidebook" that you create. In your guidebook draw each of these animals and write something about where they might be found, for example, near water, in a tree, etc. Then, take your guidebook with you on your stuffed animals safari, checking off each animal as you find it!
While on safari, use your binoculars to find the animals as you slowly make your way through heavy brush and rough terrain. Whoa, it's a baby elephant and over there and a giraffe by the couch! Keep looking until you find them all! It's such fun checking room to room and then finding that last animal!
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INTERNATIONAL: A cypher is a collective circle of self-expression and, often, competition in which B-boys, B-girls, Emcees, Human Beatboxers, poets and other Hip-Hop heads gather to create sound and movement improvisation and practice their craft. The Hip-Hop Cyber Cypher is the first CalArts student co-produced CultureHub collaborative exchange. Through Telepresence (live video), CalArts students will freestyle lyrics and beats with The Hip Hop Re:Education Project artists at CultureHub NY.
Interested students are free to attend the event. For inquiries, please contact Annie Kim at email@example.com [1].
Livestream at 2 pm on Feb. 15 [2]
Austin Antoine is a Rapper, Singer, Songwriter, Actor. Austin was raised in Laurel, Maryland and moved to California to pursue his passion for performance. He is in his final year at CalArts pursuing a BFA in Acting. During Austin's first year at CalArts, he co-created the multicultural performance group TheyGotTime (TGT) with Jordon Waters. This March, Austin will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for Longest Freestyle Rap, currently set at 13 hours and 23 minutes. Event Co-Producer
Website: http://theygottime.weebly.com [3]
Jordon Waters is an interdisciplinary performing artist. With an extensive dance background, Jordon is concurrently an actor, producer and editor. Jordon is in his final year at CalArts pursuing a BFA in Dance and has performed at renowned venues such as REDCAT and La Jolla Playhouse. Jordon recently choreographed a piece featuring Austin Antoine and Joseph Santos for the 2013 CalArts Open House Dance Concert. He is currently working on an exploratory student film project on Commedia dell'arte as well as krump, contemporary, and ballet dance styles. Event Co-Producer
Joseph Apolonio Santos is an internationally touring, interdisciplinary artist with a primary focus on theatrical and filmed entertainment. Joseph is pursing his final year as a BFA in acting at CalArts. Along with Austin and Jordon, he is founding member of TGT. A hip-hop culture fanatic, Joseph dabbles in the art of rhyming under the alias "JAS". He showcases his southern upbringing along with ambitions to come with the use of slick metaphors and rhyme schemes. He is currently listening to the new B.I.G. Sean mixtape "Detroit" on repeat. Event Co-Producer
Justin Jackson is a Singer, Songwriter, Musician. Born on the south side of Chicago, Justin attended a highly competitive performing arts high school for his final two years. Justin began playing the piano at the age of six and has honed his talent throughout his adolescence. Justin also developed a passion for singing and songwriting since the age of four. He is currently a first year BFA of the Music School at CalArts and looks to make a big contribution to the music industry in the near future.
Mike Merchant is an Actor, Rapper, Songwriter. Originally from the Bronx in New York, Mike moved to Maryland at the age of seventeen. Five years later, he made his way to California to pursue his first year as a CalArts BFA acting student.
Noah Gibbings is a student of the CalArts Musical Arts Program and currently pursuing his BFA in acting. Gibbings began writing and recording rap at the age of twelve. By fifteen, Gibbings had recorded two mixtapes entitled, "In Search of Clarity," and "Blue Ego," and opened for hip-hop recording artist, Twista. Gibbings currently splits his time between writing pop songs, hip-hop songs and acting.
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COLUMBUS — A Columbus man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter in a fatal shooting that occurred in 2008 in Columbus.
The Commercial Dispatch reports that 22-year-old Lee Major Wilder Jr. entered the plea this week before Lowndes County Circuit Judge Lee Howard.
Howard originally had been charged with capital murder in the 2008 shooting death of 29-year-old Cornelius Cunningham in front of the victim's apartment.
Wilder also was charged with simple assault on a police officer from a 2011 incident where he assaulted a guard at the county jail. Wilder was sentenced to five years on the assault charge.


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Calgary's Jeremy Wilcox confident Canada has bright future in men's volleyballOTTAWA (November 7, 2012) - Calgary's Jeremy Wilcox recently announced an end to an outstanding volleyball career, confident that Team Canada is going to continue its climb in the international standings.
Wilcox played 42 international matches for Canada. His final match with the senior national team was a victory over Slovakia in 2011 at the World League qualifier that advanced Canada to the second leg of qualification in its eventual return to the World League in 2012.
"What I enjoyed most about my last years was being able to participate and witness Glenn Hoag's (Canada's head coach) vision take shape and begin to achieve the results it wanted," said Wilcox
"I'm grateful to Glenn for the positive changes he instilled in me with regards to competitiveness, work ethic, teamwork and leadership. Those changes will stay with me for the rest of my life."
The 33-year-old setter won the gold medal in his Team Canada debut in 1998 at the U21 Junior NORCECA Championship. He was also on the fifth place team at the 1999 world juniors and fifth place squad at the 2001 World University Games.
As a member of the Senior National Team he helped Canada to a seventh place finish at the 2007 Pan Am Games,, second at the 2008 NORCECA Championships and fourth that same year at the Continental Olympic qualifier.
Wilcox played university volleyball for the University of Calgary Dinos between 1996-2000. During his time with the Dinos he was a two-time second team all Canadian and received the Dino Merit Award (Athlete of the year).
He was also on numerous professional volleyball teams over the years
Wilcox recently started working as a management consultant at Grande Portage Resources LTD.
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There is little in the literature regarding management of "significant hemorrhage from fractures of the midface." The authors of this article (full reference below) did a retrospective study to try to look at this complication and its management.
Hemorrhage from facial fractures can threaten life by causing hypovolemic shock or by contributing to airway obstruction. They found no established definition of massive hemorrhage from facial fractures, so devised the following:
Fracture of the midface or skull base plus hemorrhage into pharynx
* Causing tachycardia (pulse rate >100) and hypotension (systolic pressure <100) with no other cause identified, or
* Necessitating acute transfusion with two or more units of packed red cells, or
* Where blood loss from that source was measured as greater than 500 ml.
Using the above definition, the authors went through the discharge data system (Australian health care system) to identify all those patients (January 1, 1984, to December 31, 2003) who had been discharged with diagnosis codes for malar bone, maxillary, or skull base fractures (mandible fractures were not included in the population). This list was then cross-referenced to include a diagnosis code of epistaxis or a procedure code such as arrest of hemorrhage, nasal packing, or blood transfusion. The medical records of these patients were then examined to see if they met the above definition of massive hemorrhage from facial fracture.
In addition to the retrospective study, the details of any new cases of massive hemorrhage in facial fractures were documented over an additional 1-year period. The incidence of cases was calculated for both the 20-year period and the subsequent 1-year period. The clinical presentation, management, and outcome data of cases were analyzed as a whole, with those of the retrospective cases being combined with those of the recent cases.
Incidence and Mortality
The retrospective study included 4501 patients with codes for maxillary, malar, or skull base fractures. They found only 50 patients with codes for both facial fractures and at least one of the codes indicating bleeding. Only 15 of these met the definition of massive hemorrhage from facial fractures. That gives an incidence of 0.33% facial fracture patients with massive hemorrhage over the twenty year period.
During the one year period, 226 patients with midface or skull base fractures were treated. Four of these had massive bleeding or an incidence of 1.77 percent.
In the combined data set, seven of the 19 patients died during the hospital admission in which they had the facial fractures. The patients who died had multiple injuries so it is difficult to attribute the cause of death to one pathology alone.
Clinical Presentation
Most patients were male with a median age of 48 years (range, 18 to 83 years). Most common cause of injury was motor vehicle accident. Most patients had other injuries besides the facial fracture, including significant head injuries.
Most patients had significant hypovolemia on presentation.
Descriptions of facial fracture patterns
Five patients were described as having skull base fractures or Le Fort III fractures, with an additional three patients reported as having fractures of individual bones of the skull base (sphenoids or ethmoids). Four of these eight patients died. Of the 10 patients identified with a Le Fort fracture, five died.
The authors discuss the following at important aspects of management:
1. Recognition of Facial Fracture Hemorrhage as Significant
2. Arrest of Hemorrhage Method
In three patients, arrest of hemorrhage was attempted with nasal/oral/pharyngeal packing alone. All three patients died. As all three had multiple injuries, the contribution of the facial fracture hemorrhage to death was difficult to quantify.
Ten patients had insertion of balloon catheters of some sort--Foley catheters or Brighton epistaxis catheters--and no vessel ligation. Four of these patients died; again, each of the deaths occurred in the context of polytrauma.
Five patients had ligation of a vessel, either the external carotid, maxillary, or anterior ethmoidal, with or without other measures. None of these patients died. No patients had radiological embolization of vessels to the face.
3. Airway Management
4. Blood Transfusion
All patients were given a transfusion of packed red cells. The median number of units given was 9 and the mean number was 10.
Their Procedure for Arrest of Massive Facial Fracture Hemorrhage
- Use a head light
- Insert bite block to keep mouth open
- Place a 2/0 silk suture through the tongue to aid retraction
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- Insert Foley catheter slowly into one nostril observing the pharynx for its emergence
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I have eaten here often with my child with celiacs. She has never gotten sick here. We always ask them to change gloves. They are always receptive to make fresh chicken with changed gloves.
2020 Marlton Pike W Ste C, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
We can have the fries and I am thankful that their fries are fried separate from the chicken.
375 Washington Rd, Washington, PA 15301
Gluten free menu online. Not sure if celiac friendly.
4400 University Dr, Fairfax, VA 22030
The Chikfila on GMU's campus is a shadow of the normal chain. They have no grilled nuggets or gfree fries. They advertise only their chargrilled chicken as gfree but they don't keep gfree buns in stock so it's not always true.
2601 Preston Rd Ste 2046, Frisco, TX 75034
The grilled nuggets are great. I love how they lay out a clear allergen menu.
825 E Highway 6, Spanish Fork, UT 84660
Limited options, but celiac friendly
9728 Highway 92, Woodstock, GA 30188
Since this is the Dwarf House, the fries are cooked in the same fryer as other fried foods. I usually go to another chick-fil-a close by to be safe.
4201 Washington Rd, Evans, GA 30809
I got the grilled nuggets and waffle fries. They were very good with the honey roasted BBQ sauce. They were very accommodating.
830 Ernest W Barrett Pkwy Nw, Kennesaw, GA 30144
The grilled nuggets, fries, and salads (without croutons) are gluten free. Most of the dipping sauces are gluten free such as the buffalo and Polynesian sauce. Also the avocado dressing is gluten free but there are more available just ask.
1625 Chestnut St Ste F8, Philadelphia, PA 19103
This Chickfila is in a food court in the Shops at Liberty Place.
4779 Great Northern Blvd, North Olmsted, OH 44070
Grilled nuggets, waffle fries, lemonade. Deal!
4555 S Michigan St, South Bend, IN 46614
Great food and on time work
7777 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74171
I've never gotten sick eating their grilled nuggets and waffle fries. It is my go-to place if I'm out and have to get something quick. My only complaint is that the grilled nuggets are disgusting--I eat them because it's one of the few options when I'm out, but I wish they'd revamp the recipe. I drown them in sauce to make them edible.
5001 Monroe St Spc Fc10, Toledo, OH 43623
We eat here a lot and I've only gotten sick once from CC. Now I tell them I have a gluten allergy and they change their gloves. :) If you get a milkshake, you could get cross contaminated, so I skip those and enjoy the lemonade.
Dedicated fryer for waffle fries! Their grilled chicken is delicious. They have grilled chicken club, wrap it in lettuce, its delicious. They can flag it as gluten free!
575 E University Pkwy Ste M208, Orem, UT 84097
The address looks wrong on this listing, the Orem Chick-fil-A is on state street and about 100 N. They have dedicated fryers for fries. An employee explained they use different types of oil for the chicken versus fries so they are likely always dedicated fryers at all locations. Grilled nuggets are good. Try your fries in the chick-fil-a sauce -- tasty.
384 Southpark Circle Space B-10, Colonial Heights, VA 23834
Not gf friendly. I asked was told yes then found out they were not. Then refunded me 6.00 for two not gf chicken so I was ripped off also. I find it crazy you cannot find someone to keep a dedicated fryer. In my neighbor chick fil A we have dedicated dryers and fast service. Sad in today's gf options they are way behind at this one.
3063 Mallory Ln, Franklin, TN 37067
Dedicated Fryer for the awesome waffle fries!
239 Student Ctr, Lexington, KY 40506
Love their waffle fries and hash brown rounds. No issues. I do not care for the grilled chicken nuggets.
6408 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX 75093
They do not have a dedicated french fries fryer! so the only thing they have is gluten-free grilled chicken nuggets and overpriced waffle potato chips that are gluten free!
825 Ellsworth Dr Lot D1-A, Silver Spring, MD 20910
Great. Good food and great have policies in place to avoid cross contamination. Fries are also fried in a separate fryer from the chicken!
4555 S Michigan St, South Bend, IN 46614
One of my favorite restaurants! Great food and service!
2340 North Druid Hills Road Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30329
Grilled nuggets & fries! Eat here all the time - no issues for my celiac girl
11494 District Dr, South Jordan, UT 84095
the grilled chicken nuggets is the ONLY option there and some of the sauces contain gluten. I got really sick by making the mistake of eating here.
18785 E 39th St S, Independence, MO 64057
Had the grilled chicken nuggets and fries and seemed to do pretty well. I don't believe I was contaminated, I just wish they had a few more/ better options because those nuggets are not very big.
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.


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In 1972, an executive at ABC Radio told Rush Limbaugh, "If you want to stay in this business, you had better go into sales, because you just don't have the talent. You're never going make it'". Now, 25 years later, you know the rest of the story.(Sorry for stealing a line from another radio icon, Paul Harvey)
Actually most people working in the radio industry have a story like that to tell. I know I do, but I'll save that for another time. But Rush's
story is an interesting one in that he blazed a new trail with the start of his talk radio show. After his start in Missouri and stints in Kansas City and other places, Limbaugh was on WABC Radio in New York City when his show syndicated on August 1, 1988.
In 1988, who would have thought that someone would listen to three hours of someone talking on the radio? What about the music? I remember joining WBEN in 1988 as a part time newsman and the only talking came in between the songs and the news at the top and bottom of every hour. In Buffalo, the likes of Tom Bauerle and John Otto were doing some longform talking on WGR and WKBW, but it was relegated to late nights and weekends. That would never work during the day, right?
I still remember the day at WBEN when I heard the rumblings in the hallways that we would soon begin to air a three hour talk show at 12n. Huh? What would this guy Rush Limbaugh possibly talk about for three hours? And who would listen? Well Rush took off in a short time on WBEN and dozens and dozens of radio stations across the country. Now his affiliates are measured by the hundreds, not dozens.
Rush blazed the way for Phil Donahue, Dr. Dean Edell and Dr. Laura on the radio. And soon the format of talk became a "real" thing and saved the AM dial from the fidelity FM had to offer the music formats. Today talk radio is a top radio format in the country and the stations are now migrating to the FM dial and the format has split off into multiple genres that attract different demographics.
WFAN followed the talkradio model and went all sports. Sports 24/7 on the radio? Who would listen to that? Today sportsradio is one of the hottest growing formats on both the AM and FM dials.
Rush Limbaugh was truly a pioneer in radio. Set his politics and opinions aside, he recognized that there was a place for talk on the radio and he knew how to build a loyal following. Rush isn't just a guy on the radio who talks, he is a guy on the radio who his faithful can identify with. He shares his listeners ideals, lets them know they're not alone and he represents their ideals on a national stage.
If your own personal politics are on the other side of Rush's, you might be ready to cast Rush aside and disregard what he's built on the radio. Like his beliefs or not, you really need to credit Rush for a style of radio that has changed the way a nation uses the radio.
Rush is the reason you have a radio station like WBEN where the conversation continues 24/7 with Sandy Beach, Tom Bauerle, Sean Hannity and others. Rush had a vision for a new kind of radio where the person on the air replaced the music as the star.
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Happy 25th anniversary Rush. And thanks.
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25 years of hate.
A racist bigot hatemonger, pure and simple. A cyst on our society. Cumulus is doing the right thing.
The "Democrat Party's" best asset
Normal people clearly understand that this guy is repulsive -- just listen to him for five minutes -- and as long as he's known as the GOP's spiritual leader, the party will continue to shed voters. This is why you people have to rig elections and practice voter suppression, and in spite of all that, civilized society still rejects your politics of division and hate.
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Whatever happened to tolerance and acceptance your side preaches? Theres room for ALL GODS CREATURES ! And rush is one of the finest our species has to offer- talk on, Im listening Rush-!
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Despite the lies spread by the left, anybody who actually listens to Rush will not find racism, bigotry, or hate. Just well thought out conservatism (also known as common sense). Here's hoping for 25 more years of Rush.
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Tandem BASE
Montana Dropzones
3 PRO Skydiving dropzones were found for Montana
Tandem BASE
Twin Falls, ID
Welcome to Tandem BASE! The first, and only place to experience your first BASE jump, as a Tandem student with an experienced BASE Instructor! [read more]
Tandemfrom $399.00
Skydown Sport Skydiving
Caldwell, ID
Get ready for the most exciting time of your life!! At Skydown Sport Skydiving, you will be accompanied on your skydive by the most enthusiastic skydiving professionals in Idaho!! [read more]
Tandemfrom $175.00
Skydive Moab
Moab, UT
Come jump over the beautiful Canyonlands. See Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, Deadhorse State Park, Colorado and Green Rivers! Amazing views all around! Located 16 miles north of Moab, Utah. Experienced jumpers and students with log books welcome, as well as first-time jumpers. Summer… [read more]
Tandemfrom $189.00
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Skydive MontanaMissoula, MT


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"I try to pack the least possible. I hate waiting for my baggage to arrive. Functional, versatile pieces—two jackets, jeans, more tailored pants and shirts, some ties. Basics."
Said by: Lucas Ossendrijver, Lanvin Homme Design Director.
Quote via Details Magazine.
Stay tuned for our summer vacation expert packing post, featuring what denim to bring, and what denim to leave when you set out on your adventures in the next three months…
—DT Staff
Tags: denim quote, how to pack denim, how to pack jeans, Lanvin Homme, Lucas Ossendrijver, minimalist travel, quote of the day