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Very good food and knowledgable staff. Every time we go we tell them we are celiac and manager oversees our order.
the food was good and the bartender was helpful, but the way they serve bread leaves a lot of crumbs which makes me nervous. Feels kinda hit or miss.
135 E. Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, FL 32176
I've been here a few times and I'm fine when I order the chicken with a potato. Last time I ordered the ribs and got really sick. The ribs are on the GF menu so be careful and ask questions.
7770 S. 1300 E., Sandy, UT 84094
I was so excited to eat here. They have a gluten free menu and brought out my salad saying it was gluten free. I ate a few bites and was so excited and then I hit a crouton. There was a crouton mixed into my salad. I guess I'm about to find out what happens when I get glutened.. the manager came out and apologized heavily - said it was the servers fault for bringing the wrong salad - said he'd take care of our meal and bring it all out personally and watch it getting cooked. I may risk coming here again - I haven't decided yet
2625 Craig Road, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032
there gluten free brownie desert was amazing
11146 SW Barnes Road, Portland, OR 97225
I've been eating here for years. While I can get a gluten free meal here, the chicken and salmon is often overcooked, and steaks often come out undercooked or overcooked (rare does not mean raw, and I mean RAW). The other problem is the new gluten free menu: Items that used to be gluten free (w/modifications) are gone like burgers w/o buns, prime rib w/o ajus, lamb shank w/o sauce. Was it really that hard to leave off items to make them gluten free? We used to eat here once a week. Not anymore. It's not a good value for what we pay for.
455 Harmon Meadow Blvd., Secaucus, NJ 07094
First time eating out after being diagnosed with gluten intolerance, and we chose Outback as it had the separate gluten free menu. Unfortunately this gluten free menu turned out to not be so gluten free. When placing the order, the waitress asked if I wanted coconut shrimp (which is bread crumbs) that should have been the sign to leave. But my salad came, and I began to eat. Only to find, a breadcrumb in the middle. The impression I got was this was the same salad and the croutons were just removed. I'd hate to know how the potato was prepared. Alas after suffering all day, and experience my first dose of gluten after being gluten free for a few week. I've learned my lesson not to put faith in establishment which say to cater for gluten free.
2034 W. County Road 42, Burnsville, MN 55337
Steak and lobster tail was amazing! Service was great. Very GF aware.
1319 River Run Court, Rock Hill, SC 29732
They have a gluten free menu. The server was extremely helpful and understanding. This place was definitely celiac friendly.
3930 Hwy. 54, Osage Beach, MO 65065
Very nice staff, good GF menu! Great food!
170 Cypress Gardens Blvd., Winter Haven, FL 33880
Express your concerns with staff upon ordering. I have been eating here for years and have had no problems.
970 Lindsay Blvd., Idaho Falls, ID 83402
They listened, they were really careful, it didn't make me sick, and it tasted great. Will definitely return.
2735 Longpine Road, Burlington, NC 27215
The staff was knowledgeable about gluten free. The menu had many selections to choose from.
2402 N. Prospect Avenue, Champaign, IL 61821
I would give 10 star if I could! I'm hyper-sensitive to gluten and our waiter, Joshua, was beyond outstanding with my Celiac Disease...very knowledgeable! The Manager made my salad from a fresh batch of lettuce and even cooked my steak separately from other orders. I really can't compliment them enough! Their GF menu was amazing as well!
3930 Hwy. 54, Osage Beach, MO 65065
Love that they have a good selection of gluten free options...especially the brownie dessert option. Update: I have eaten here multiple times without any issues. This has become my 1st choice when going out to eat.
10443 E. Costilla Avenue, Centennial, CO 80112
I have celiac and they are very careful about everything. They once accidentally brought me fries instead of mashed potatoes (which are not fully gf) and were very understanding and made it fresh for me with no complications!
1007 W. Patrick Street, Frederick, MD 21702
Great GF options. Awesome GF Choc Thunder from Down Under dessert!! Staff very receptive to GF requests.
4910 Tamiami Trail N., Naples, FL 34103
Got sick after eating here...
481 US Hwy. 1, Edison, NJ 08817
Have been here multiple times. Food is better than the one in Lawrence (also had bad service there). Outback always a good gf choice.
1061 Rancho Vista Blvd, Palmdale, CA 93551
Gluten free menu , did not get sick , staff was knowledgeable. Would go there again .
3411 S Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109
My trusted favorite when traveling. Great choices including desert.
2432 US Hwy 6 & 50, Grand Junction, CO 81505
The Outback is the place to eat in Junction if you have Celiac. I have never gotten sick and have eaten here 10 times or more. The staff is friendly and never gives me that judgy look when I say I am GF, you know the one. :) The menu is great, my fav is the Alice Springs Chicken with a loaded baked potato. Feel free to enjoy Celiacs!
15608 Harlem Avenue, Orland Park, IL 60462
I was really skeptical about this place since big chains generally do a terrible job keeping things gluten free. This Outback is awesome! Wait staff is knowledgeable and helpful and there's even a gf dessert! I've eaten here three times and have never gotten sick.
2120 Hamilton Place Blvd., Chattanooga, TN 37421
Our waitress has Celiac and knew exactly what we needed to stay gluten free. The food was delicious and fixed the way we wanted it.
3371 US HWY 1, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
Wow - their gluten free menu is the largest I've ever seen and everything I've had is delicious. They truly care about gf because they have a separate menu and offer a yummy dessert. I was diagnosed in May and have noticed most restaurants don't even know what gluten is!
Hwy. 35 & Woodland Dr., Middletown, NJ 07748
Had ribs from here that were very good! I was informed that even if you order something from the gluten free menu, it's not necessarily going to be gluten free unless you also inform them that you need gluten free. So make sure you tell your server that you need your meal to be gluten free and you'll be alright.
1664 N. 1200 W., Layton, UT 84041
The staff was friendly and helpful with my dietary needs. The meal was outstanding. Of course my favorite was dessert, The Chocolate Molten Lava Brownie!
2480 Broad St., Sumter, SC 29151
Although they have a gluten free menu, the staff at this location do not seem to understand issues related to cross contamination. Recommend celiacs avoid.
325 Main Street, Holbrook, NY 11741
This one is still my goto. Ask for Michael, the best waiter I've seen
3586 Sangani Blvd., D'Iberville, MS 39540
I have eaten here countless times and never had a reaction. The wait staff appear to be educated and are attentive to gluten-free requests.
12920 Meridian Ste. E., Puyallup, WA 98373
Never had a problem at this or any outback related to gluten. A little pricy but good generic steakhouse.
3209 Mall Dr. - Central Mall, Texarkana, TX 75503
A place that actually cares and is quite knowledgeable about gluten intolerance and celiac disease. I always trust Outback anywhere I go.
250 N. Red Cliff Dr. #40, St. George, UT 84790
I found the waitress to be knowledgeable about the gluten free items on their specific gluten free menu. I asked about the fries and she nicely advised me against ordering them because of cross contamination because they use the same oil and gluten items. I was impressed.
223 Wintergreen Dr., Lumberton, NC 28358
Gluten Free Menu and the staff was very knowledgeable
302 Kamokila Blvd., Kapolei, HI 96707
Delicious! My son and I both have celiac and we walked away with no reaction. Many gluten free options on their gluten free menu. We had ribs, steak and shrimp. Yum!
817 Queen Street, Southington, CT 06489
I asked for the gluten free menu and ordered a grilled chicken salad. it came out with croutons so the waiter took it back. I knew it came out far too quickly for them to have made me a new one. Sure enough they missed a crouton. The waiter came at the moment I had found the crouton, so my face said it all. He got his manager and they made me a new one to go free of charge (forgot the dressing though). If I had a severe allergy then this would have caused a reaction. I wasn't very impressed.
1435 13th Ave. Dr. SE, Hickory, NC 28602
They actually brag about their home made croutons on their gluten free menu, that should tell you enough. The food was good, but you have to be very careful about what you order here. it's not worth the risk.
4921 Jefferson NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109
Loved the Gluten free Menu and options!! Was delicious and no issues.
4600 Route 42, Turnersville, NJ 08012
They have a separate GF menu which is always helpful. I got a steak with vegetables and it was delicious. My waitress was knowledgeable and helpful (asking the chef) in knowing what was gluten was. Everyone knows Outback is pricey too.
3101 S.E. Federal Hwy., Stuart, FL 34994
I have been able to eat from their gluten free menu which is pretty large! I'm Super sensitive to cross contamination and have not gotten sick. Their staff is pretty well trained on gluten too.
9880 Colerain Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45251
they have a gluten free menu but have no respect for it. you should not have to explain it to your waitress and send back your salad with croutons. everyone else enjoyed their food.
250 N. Red Cliff Dr. #40, St. George, UT 84790
This restaurant had a gluten free menu. I had the Cobb salad and enjoyed it.
3411 S Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109
Good tasting, many protein GF options, limited GF sides. Celiac friendly.
2520 York Rd., Jamison, PA 18929
A good option for Celiac Folks. Wish they offered more GF appetizers
4723 South Yale Ave., Tulsa, OK 74135
my go-to spot for a good gluten free meal. I also have a dairy allergy so I have to make some adjustments to whatever gluten-free meal I choose. however, my steak is always eldelicious and the manager always makes a stop at our table to "check on things". I love this bc he is very knowledgeable and serious about making sure our dining eperience is as good as anyone else's. Bonus: ALL their bar drinks are gluten-free!!! if a dairy alert is NOT an issue, gluten-free desserts are even available. :)
5040 Nesconset Hwy, E. Setauket, NY 11733
They have a lot of gluten free options. I have been back several times and they are great.
925 State Rt 9, Queensbury, NY 12804
Have eaten there many times with no issues
9329 N. Sheridan Blvd., Westminster, CO 80030
Got sick right after eaten was told Gluten free but still got sick
5200 Monroe Street, Toledo, OH 43623
This Outback SUCKS. Croutons on a g-f salad, steaks blood raw and cold. Seriously horrible.
302 Kamokila Blvd., Kapolei, HI 96707
standard Outback gluten free menu. It's nice to eat in a place where they offer gluten free choices . stopped in for a Birthday dessert. Had the Chocolate thunder from down under, which while the only gluten free dessert, is also the only one I wanted anyway.
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standard outback gluten free menu. It's so nice knowing that I'm eating in a place that has a gluten free menu in place. Especially when traveling in an unfamiliar city. I had the steak and baked potatoes
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I have Celiac and eat there frequently. I've never reacted. Staff always puts bread on the table after I request a gluten-free menu, so I always remind them about my Celiac.
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If the Reds offer arbitration, no other team will sign Ramon and give up two picks. Hernandez still has value to the team because he can communicate well with Cueto, Volquez and Chapman. I don't see the Reds cutting him loose unless they feel like they can negotiate a lesser deal for him.
Cueto and Volquez do speak english.... Chapman on the other hand most likely is still learning. Do you keep Ramon around for one guy, that may start out in AAA. Not sure if this really factors into bringing him back.
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Speaking spanish is certainly a plus for hernandez, but on the list of priorities of deciding if you should bring him back next season or not, its got rank pretty low.
Also, don't underestimate a Spanish-speaking baseball player's ability to understand baseball English. I'd venture that a lot of the younger Dominican players in the system can speak English better than many American, 'Spanish-speaking' catchers.
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Chris, I know you like to train those Pits you have and thought you might enjoy this video. It's in Russia I think, about 4 minutes long.
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It was forwarded to me....Hope I'm not infringing on any copyrights????
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I have been force breaking 2 pits the last couple weeks. I am not going to have a 5th dog in my house anytime soon (although my wife is fine with it...I just think it's too much) So I'm keeping my young dog skills tuned up a bit by FFing some pits. Darn rescue dogs!
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Footage from surveillance cameras along the Boston Marathon route gave the FBI early clues about the bombing suspects. And prosecutors say they'll use some of those images to try to prove their criminal case against 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. But the proliferation of cameras in America's big cities is raising some tricky questions about the balance between security and privacy.
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Baker says even though some amateur sleuths misidentified the men in those images, he expects to see more cameras playing a role in big investigations — not to deter crime, but to catch criminals after the fact.
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Systemax and Hilco are soliciting bids for CircuitCity.com and CompUSA.com.
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Shelved by Systemax Inc. in December, the e-commerce brands of CircuitCity.com and CompUSA.com may soon be available to the highest bidder.
Systemax, No. 25 in the 2013 Internet Retailer Top 500 has commissioned retail industry auctioneer and liquidation specialist Hilco Streambank to evaluate possible bids for CircuitCity.com and 138 related URLs as well as CompUSA.com and 141 related domain names. Initial bids are due to Hilco by Aug. 15.
"Right now we are looking to see what interest there is out there," says Hilco director Matt Helming. "That will help to determine if there will be an auction."
Systemax, which bought both brands through bankruptcy proceedings in recent years, moved late last year to consolidate all of its remaining CompUSA assets, including CompUSA.com, and CircuitCity.com, into its core consumer brand: TigerDirect.com. At the time Systemax reported it would take a $34 million pre-tax charge in the final quarter to consolidate all of its North American retail operations, including the store and web operations of CompUSA and CircuitCity.com, under Tiger Direct. CircuitCity.com has been exclusively an online brand since Systemax acquired it in 2009.
Hilco isn't saying how many, if any, potential bidders have come forth so far. If there is serious interest, Hilco will ask potential bidders to sign a non-disclosure agreement and and then provide them access to additional information, including some financial metrics, Helming says.
In May 2009 Systemax had the winning bid of $14 million to acquire the assets of CircuitCity.com and certain undisclosed customer information related to the web and other intellectual property.
But this time it's only the Circuit City and CompUSA URLs that will be up for auction, Hilco says. "This offering presents a unique opportunity to own two iconic and worldwide-known consumer electronics brands that are universally recognized by consumers," Hilco says. "Circuit City and CompUSA were two of the pioneers in the mass expansion of the retail consumer electronics industry."


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All camping in this unit of the Park reserve must be within designated camping areas located on Hand, Turret, Gibraltar, Willis, Dodd, Clarke and Gilbert Islands.
Beachkeepers patrolling the Broken Group Islands throughout the summer months maintain camping areas, provide information and interpretation services, check permits, and assist Parks Canada staff in a variety of ways.
The peak visitation period for the Broken Group Islands is from mid-July through August. Campers arriving in this period can expect to share camping areas with many other campers. To avoid the crowds of peak season try camping in May through early July, or in September.
Pacific Rim National Park Reserve staff strive to manage activities within the national park reserve to protect the natural and cultural heritage of the area. Your appropriate, respectful behaviour will not only lead to a safe and rewarding experience but will also contribute to a healthy, functioning ecosystem. Parks Canada, First Nations and visitors' collective actions will ultimately ensure that future generations can appreciate and enjoy this special place. When you leave a camping area, ensure the area is in at least as pristine a condition as when you found it.
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Jets Post Game 4: Unwatchable
Kevin McCartney
October 10 2013 09:45PM
How about those first periods, Jets fans? I can't hear you - groan louder!
After everyone and their dog made the point of needing to start better, to the point of having Claude Noel himself talk about practicing for better starts, the Jets' opening 20 minutes against Minnesota saw them get outshot 10-6, 9-3 at even strength. The Jets' best period - the second - is also the Wild's! The Wild outshot the Jets 12-4 in that 20 minute block to go 54-19 on the season in 2nd periods. At evens it was 11-2. Surely the third was better! Nope. Final shots were 30 to 15. A corsi lover? Try a shameful 62-41.
There was a lot of discussion on twitter about Claude Noel and his future behind the bench. What is wrong with the Jets will be the question of the weekend, almost irrespective of the result in Dallas tomorrow night.
The final score of 2-1 reflected the special teams battle. Just 40 minutes of the game was played 5 on 5. When we start with asking what's wrong the Jets, we have to start at even strength. Doubled in total shots, the Jets were tripled at even strength (24-8). Our own Travis Hrubeniuk gave us this nugget:
The Jets finish the game without an ES chance. 2 on the PP, 1 on the PK, and 1 6 on 5.— Travis Hrubeniuk (@thrubeniuk) October 11, 2013
We'll get more in-depth in the coming week here on Jets Nation, but the primary problem is puck support. And the secondary problem is the forecheck. And the tertiary problem is how the defensive zone is that the Jets defend like it's pee-wee. But I digress.
Special teams were only marginally better for the Jets against a Wild team without much more to brag about when there's a man in the box. The Jets got a 1st period goal on a 5-on-3 off of Bryan Little's not-so-little tuchus. When Pominville whiffed on a goal-mouth tap-in in the first, the Wild missed out on their best powerplay scoring chance of the game, going 0-6 with just three shots on with the man advantage.
The Good
Frolik, Enstrom, and Tangradi were the only Jets players with a positive number in the shot attempt +/- column. Enstrom also added a primary assist on the PP and was generally effective to my eye.
The LLW line was the best Jets line, which is a positive. They were only slightly in the negative for shot attempt +/-, and managed a powerplay goal. Ladd looked like the league's best third liner tonight, which is a step up from games 1 through 3, but not nearly good enough.
Tangradi continues to impress. He's slow, he can bust open offence for himself. But he's an effective neutral zone player, and always comes out ahead in shot attempts. It's not a perfect measure, and obviously doesn't win hockey games in itself. But it indicates that he's spending less time than the rest of the team trapped in his own zone. It's a start.
I don't know what to do with Pavelec. Both goals against were problems. He made an awkward stop with a funny bounce to the open side of the net that got batted in on goal one. And he had one pushed in from under him on #2. In both cases, the Jets should have had the goal scorer boxed out and for different reasons failed at it. But in both cases, there shouldn't have been a scoring opportunity. He continues to make saves, so we can't pin the struggles on him. That's a start, too.
The Bad
Michael Frolik was a third line player in this division last year, and among the Jets' best skaters this year. Setoguchi held his own in this division, too, which I mention to remind myself and our readers that the transitive property has sample size limitiations. Still, with respect to the Jets' ability to compete in this Division, it's a bad sign.
How about Bryan Little going 1 for 20 in the faceoff circle? I don't even believe faceoffs to be critical to team success, but the man is playing centre and that's a position with faceoffs in the job description. Again, it's an issue of puck support. Indvidual players start to look extremely bad the moment there are no teammates around to help.
Trouba was a team worst -16 corsi, meaning he was in his own end all night, and was the least successful at shot suppression. It wasn't a good night for anyone, but it was a really bad night for Trouba. That Noel played him a team-leading 25 minutes isn't a sign of his excellence. Noel has not ever shown that he will play the team's best players more frequently. He is a coach with favourites, and those favourites get minutes.
(Bogosian didn't do much better at -14. Stuart and Wright were both double-digit offenders as well at -10.)
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but we heard talk before the season that Trouba and Scheifele would make the roster because they are Cheveldayoff's guys. Is it possible Trouba is getting hung out to dry as part of a conflict between coach and GM? We know his coach doesn't mind using his bench to win arguments.
Speaking of Claude Noel under The Bad, why is it when this coach shortens his bench, Frolik gets fewer minutes than James Wright? Most coaches lean on their best skaters. Noel leans on the guys with the smallest distance between expected performance and current performance, regardless of where that player's ceiling is.
And bad on me for having a column format that requires I have a 'The Good' section after every game.
Best Play by Play Quote of the Game
"Clitsome gets double teamed and they get a stick on it."
Sadly, #hockeyporn was Clitsome's most thrilling contribution tonight.
October 11 2013, 05:54AM
Well, four games does not a season make. But the early returns are starting to come in now, and it's not looking good for the incumbent. The Claude Noel watch begins now. Initially I said he won't make it through three quarters of the season. But if the jets continue on their current trajectory, it could come sooner rather than later.
We've seen what happens to a teams fortunes when the coach has lost the room and the game I watched last night was looking hauntingly familiar. And the results from this current home stretch will ultimately be the determinant as to whether the coach stays, or goes.
A rose, by any other name, is still a rose. And a turd, now matter how well polished, is still a turd. Conspicuous by its absense was any ebb and flow in the Jets play. The Jets looked at times that they were in a different time zone as they chased the puck most of the night. They seemed to be consistently behind the play, and while the season is still young,if this continues, it will be a long season indeed. And all this against one of the weaker sisters in our division.


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MOOREVILLE – With some expectations of success entering the season, the Mooreville Troopers are trying to work their way up to those levels.
Behind a 30-point effort from senior Brandon Moore on Tuesday night, the Troopers worked their way to an 84-71 victory over the Pontotoc Warriors.
"This was not one of our better efforts, we were a little out of control at times," Mooreville head coach Jeff Tally said. "We kept hustling, but we weren't very smart.
"Kelsy Scott shot the ball pretty good, and Brandon Moore took the ball to the rim well."
The Troopers (3-2) moved smartly in the first quarter, with Scott and Moore combining for 16 points in the period for a 21-12 lead.
Pontotoc (3-2) responded late in the second quarter, and with the first basket of the third period, Pontotoc had pulled within 35-31 following a 9-0 run and Kaleb Barnes basket.
Mooreville re-established its margin to close the third with a 7-0 run with baskets by Scott, Moore and Kelton Kingsley to head into the final period with a 56-43 advantage.
The Troopers were then able maintain a safe margin to close out the final eight minutes.
"I thought we could have executed better," first year Pontotoc head coach Chris Vandiver said. "They hit some 3-pointers in the first half, we changed defenses, and they still hit some.
"And they hurt us on the boards, too, where I thought we had an advantage."
Scott added 24 for Mooreville, while Anthony Townsend shot in 25 to lead Pontotoc.
(G) Pontotoc 65, Mooreville 29: The Lady Warriors dialed up mid-season intensity in the first half, using a 22-6 second quarter to grab a 41-16 lead.
"That was the best half we've played all year," Pontotoc head coach Bill Russell said.
Kayla Russell paced Pontotoc with 23, while Katelyn Keith managed 10 for Mooreville.


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Bath held off a second-half fightback from Leicester Tigers to claim a hard-fought 27-20 Premiership victory at the Rec on Saturday.
Bath held off a second-half fightback from Leicester Tigers to claim a hard-fought 27-20 Premiership victory at the Recreation Ground on Saturday.
George Ford kicked 14 points claimed a narrow victory, 100 years on from the first game between the two sides.
After Tigers' French scrum-half David Mele had converted an early penalty for the visitors, Ford then kicked the first of his four penalties to level the scores at 3-3.
Bath crossed for the opening try of the game with 21 minutes on the clock, centre Jonathan Joseph intercepting Ryan Lamb's pass before sprinting away to score under the posts.
Another two penalties from Ford extended Bath's lead before a crucial try just before half-time from the home side, with Matt Banahan going over in the corner to give Bath a 21-3 lead at the break.
Eight minutes after half time, Leicester cut the deficit with their first try of the afternoon with a breakaway score from flanker Steve Mafi.
The Tigers scored again after 62 minutes, stretching the Bath defence before Ed Slater crossed the whitewash – the conversion from Mele made the score 21-15 with 18 minutes remaining.
Although Ford kicked another penalty soon after, a third try for Leicester set up a grandstand finish.
Adam Thompstone's inside pass found Vereniki Goneva and the try reduced Bath's lead to 24-20.
But, in the final minute, Ford calmly slotted another penalty from in front of the posts, enabling Bath to continue their strong start to the Aviva Premiership season.
The scorers:
For Bath:
Tries: Joseph, Banahan,
Con: Ford
Pens: Ford 5
For Leicester:
Tries: Mafi, Slater, Goneva
Con: Mele
Pen: Mele
Yellow cards: Mulipola, Youngs
Bath: 15 Anthony Watson, 14 Semesa Rokoduguni, 13 Jonathan Joseph, 12 Gavin Henson, 11 Matt Banahan, 10 George Ford, 9 Peter Stringer, 8 Leroy Houston, 7 Guy Mercer, 6 Matt Garvey, 5 Dave Attwood, 4 Stuart Hooper (c), 3 David Wilson, 2 Rob Webber, 1 Paul James.
Replacements: 16 Ross Batty, 17 Nathan Catt, 18 Anthony Perenise, 19 Dominic Day, 20 Alafoti Fa'osiliva, 21 Micky Young, 22 Tom Heathcote, 23 Tom Biggs.
Leicester: 15 Niall Morris, 14 Scott Hamilton, 13 Vereniki Goneva, 12 Anthony Allen (c), 11 Adam Thompstone, 10 Ryan Lamb, 9 Dave Mélé, 8 Jordan Crane, 7 Julian Salvi, 6 Steve Mafi, 5 Sebastian de Chaves, 4 Ed Slater, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Tom Youngs, 1 Logovi'i Mulipola.
Replacements: 16 Neil Briggs, 17 Boris Stankovich, 18 Fraser Balmain, 19 Jamie Gibson, 20 Thomas Waldrom, 21 Sam Harrison, 22 Owen Williams, 23 Dan Bowden.
Venue: Recreation Ground
Referee: Gregory Garner
Assistant referees: Paul Burton, Ashley Rowden


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Energy Audits: Helping Farmers Save Money and Energy
This winter, I had the opportunity to see an energy audit on a family farm near Amherst, Mass. Bruce LaFlamme and his son, Phil, had requested the audit to help them find ways to conserve heat and better insulate their greenhouse, where they grow vegetables year-round, as well as other plants during certain seasons. Read more »


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The Emery High Spartans and the Carbon Dinos battled to a 42-42 wrestling deadlock before the Christmas break. As the crowd shouted out ideas as to how to break the tie, someone suggested that the two coaches battle for the win. Kirk Christiansen of ...
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The Green River Pirates are preparing for the homecoming game this Friday night as the two basketball teams will be hosting Intermountain Christian. The Pirates boys' team returned from the Holiday break and defeated Tintic High 65-40 while the Lady ...
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More than 25 million surgical procedures are performed each year in the United States alone. Clearly, the health and well being of almost everyone you know has been touched by the science of anesthesiology.
In order to achieve a clear understanding of your needs, information regarding your medical condition will be obtained by your anesthesia provider either on the day of surgery, the day preceding surgery, or a few days before surgery during your preoperative visit. Frequently, at such preoperative visits, blood and laboratory tests, or other preliminary examinations, such as ECG or x-rays will be completed.
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You should bring a list of all the medications that you take on a regular basis or have taken recently with you to the preoperative visit. It is best to include the dose information from the medication label on your list.
Providing your anesthesia provider with your detailed medical history and drug list is very important. This information, combined with the laboratory data from your tests, is the basis upon which many anesthetic decisions are made.
For most procedures you will be told to fast the night before your operation. It is very important that you do not eat or drink anything during that time unless otherwise instructed by your anesthesia provider.
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Each has many forms and uses.
In general anesthesia, you are unconscious and have no awareness or other sensations. There are a number of general anesthesia drugs. Some are gasses or vapors inhaled through a breathing mask or tube and others are medications introduced through a vein. During anesthesia, you are carefully monitored, controlled and treated by your anesthesia provider, who uses sophisticated equipment to track all your major bodily functions. A breathing tube may be inserted through your mouth and frequently into the windpipe to maintain proper breathing during this period. The length and level of anesthesia is calculated and constantly adjusted with great precision. At the conclusion of surgery, your anesthesia provider will reverse the process and you will regain awareness in the recovery room.
In regional anesthesia, an injection is made near a cluster of nerves to numb the area of your body that requires surgery. Nowadays, there are sophisticated devices which help the anesthesia provider to locate the nerves that need to be blocked for a specific procedure. During regional anesthesia, you may remain awake, or you may be given a sedative. You do not see or feel the actual surgery take place. There are several kinds of regional anesthesia. Two of the most frequently used are spinal anesthesia and epidural anesthesia, which are produced by injections made with great exactness in the appropriate areas of the back. They are frequently preferred for childbirth and prostate surgery.
In local anesthesia, the anesthetic drug is usually injected into the tissue to numb just the specific location of your body requiring minor surgery, for example, on the hand or foot.
May I request what type of anesthesia I will receive?
Yes, in certain situations. Some operations can be performed using different anesthetic procedures. Your anesthesiologist, after reviewing your individual situation, will discuss any available options with you. If there is more than one type of anesthetic procedure available, your preference should be discusses with your anesthesiologist in order for the most appropriate anesthetic plan to be made.
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All operations and all anesthetics have some small risks, and they are dependent upon many factors including the type of surgery and the medical condition of the patient. Fortunately, adverse events are very rare. Your anesthesia provider takes precautions to prevent an accident from occurring just as you do when driving a car or crossing the street.
The specific risks of anesthesia vary with the particular procedure and the condition of the patient. You should ask your anesthesia provider about any risks that may be associated with your anesthesia.
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Imagine, if you will, a TV spot for Metamucil set in a hip urban nightclub chock full of statuesque supermodels. Or an online banner ad for a Ferrari featuring a suburban family and copy that is heavy on words like "dependability" and "value". Chances are, you'd wonder how the marketing director in charge of those campaigns still has a job.
Any marketing staffer—from associate coffeemaker to senior marketing director—likely knows the cardinal rule of marketing: Know Your Target Audience. Learn as much as you can about them. Then, speak to them, on their turf, and show them what they want to see.
That old chestnut really hit home over the past few weeks as I've delved into research for my upcoming magazine story on the wild, wild west of online marketing territory: mobile paid search.
Retailers that bid on ads that appear on search results pages on mobile phones should realize it's a whole different ballgame than desktop paid search. A smartphone is smaller than a desktop or laptop computer. Consumers use smartphones in different places than they do PC's. For different reasons. And, with a greater sense of urgency. So transferring desktop paid search best practices to mobile paid search, in my opinion, makes about as much sense as using the same ad campaign for a superhero-obsessed 5-year-old as a cookie-baking grandma. The audience is different.
So far, I (and I, like everyone else, am still learning) have corralled these few tips for online retailers exploring the realm of mobile paid search:
1. Build trust: From the experts I've spoken to, one of the easiest ways to lose the loyalty of a mobile shopper is to send them from a mobile ad to a traditional e-commerce site that takes five minutes to load or simply times out. So, assure mobile consumers you would never dream of doing that by sneaking the word "mobile" into your copy: i.e. "Garden hoses, $39.99! Shop from your mobile device now!"
2. Tackle the basics first: In that same vein, if you don't have a mobile site, build one. Then start a mobile ad campaign.
3. Cheaper is better: Consumers are likely going to research larger-ticket items on their PCs, industry analysts and retailers have told me. A 40-year old male is going to spend a lot of time searching on his desktop or laptop for the perfect 50-inch plasma (and showing all the features of it to his reluctant wife over a glass of wine). And, well, wine drinking and buttering up isn't really conducive to a smartphone. So, focus your mobile campaigns on smaller-ticket items, at least at first.
4. Details, details: Be specific. I've expressed my thought that mobile web searchers are less inclined to be in "research mode." If that theory holds true, they are more inclined to be in "buying mode." So use that mobile ad's precious real estate to focus on specific specs like model number and price. If a consumer already knows what she wants, there's a good chance those final details are all she will need to click Buy.
5. The local advantage: There is a beautiful thing mobile ads offer that the desktop doesn't: the ability to tailor ads to a shopper based on where he is right now through geolocation. Knowing the consumer's location can tell you a heck of lot about a customer and what he might be interested in at any given moment. Use that to your advantage. One retailer I spoke with created ads specifically for Colorado residents after a major snowstorm storm that said: "Stay warm Colorado! Snow blowers from $129." The retailer's click-through rate for that mobile ad was three to four times higher than average.
6. Give it a "real" go: I've been told by experts that in AdWords, Google allows marketers to click a little box in their traditional paid search account to have ads delivered to mobile devices as well. Clicking that little mobile box is not, in my humble opinion, giving mobile paid search a fair shake. Mobile is a different animal and needs to be treated as such. In fact, analysts have told me Google gives the same advice on their site about engaging mobile customers—that marketers trying mobile ads will be more successful with a mobile-specific campaign.
So if you're going to try mobile paid search, put some effort into it. Create a separate campaign. Think about the best items to market and keywords to buy, and what to bid on those keywords. Then, track your mobile campaign, adjust it, and track it again.
It's simply what any good marketer would do.
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Experience all the adrenaline of Formula 1 racing in miniature.
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Corporate Governance in the 2007-2008 Financial Crisis: Evidence from Financial Institutions Worldwide
David H. Erkens
University of Southern California - Leventhal School of Accounting
Mingyi Hung
Hong Kong University of Science & Technology (HKUST)
Pedro P. Matos
University of Virginia - Darden School of Business; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI)
January 15, 2012
Journal of Corporate Finance, Vol. 18, 2012
This paper investigates the influence of corporate governance on financial firms' performance during the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Using a unique dataset of 296 financial firms from 30 countries that were at the center of the crisis, we find that firms with more independent boards and higher institutional ownership experienced worse stock returns during the crisis period. Further exploration suggests that this is because (1) firms with higher institutional ownership took more risk prior to the crisis, which resulted in larger shareholder losses during the crisis period, and (2) firms with more independent boards raised more equity capital during the crisis, which led to a wealth transfer from existing shareholders to debtholders. Overall, our findings add to the literature by examining the corporate governance determinants of financial firms' performance during the 2007-2008 crisis.
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Keywords: corporate governance, credit crisis, global financial institutions
JEL Classification: G2, G3, N2
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Spike It Dip-N-Glo Worm Dye
Spike-It Dip-N-Glo Plastic Worm Dyes are specially designed for dipping plastics such as worms, grubs, and even skirts to produce immediate, permanent color changes. Scented varieties deeply penetrate the lure to produce a long-lasting scent.
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Skechers Loophole Boys' Toddler & Youth Sneaker
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Take him for a spin in sporty style in these awesome Loophole sneakers from Skechers.
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The Chuck Taylor® Beverly boot from Converse will keep her warm and will look so cute with her favorite pair of skinny jeans.
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Gordon Campbell: On The Looming Conflict Over The Iranian Nuclear Deal
Iran and the Trump administration are on a collision course over Iran's testing of ballistic missiles, which Iran maintains are a valid part of its domestic defence planning. The US, via Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn, has put Iran "on notice" and imposed fresh sanctions. Undaunted, Iran has continued to test more missiles. More>>
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Keep it casual in the Sperry Meridian. This flat sandal will pair perfectly with your favorite jersey knit summer dress!
- Canvas upper
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VERY gold
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February 22, 2013
Gorgeous but runs really long
"Beautiful & comfortable shoe. Perfect to wear with shorts or a sundress. I usually wear a 7.5 and ordered down a whole size based on all the reviews. The 6.5 fits perfectly. Definitely recommend this shoe, but be warned that it runs really long and you'll probably need to order a whole or half size down to get the right fit!"
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"These are beautiful sandals, the stripes are navy blue, and shimmery gold, they are well made and sturdy. Unfortunately, though, unless you have boney, long feet, they probably won't work for you. I normally wear an 8, and sometimes 7.5, I ordered these in a 7.5. There was about an inch and a half of extra space at the tips of my toes, and the pads of my feet hung slightly over the sides making them look bad. I was so sad to have to return these, because they really are perfect, but unless you have very skinny, boney feet, that are long, these might end up being a disappointment. I included a picture of my foot for comparison. I've never had to wear wide shoes, and have somewhat normal sized feet."
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Current Tally:
Wailord: 6
Whirlipede: 6
Umbreon: 2
Whirliepede for me too, Wailord is awesome.
Current Tally:
Wailord: 6
Whirlipede: 6
Umbreon: 2
Whirliepede for me too, Wailord is awesome.
Voting Whirlipede.
Guys, Ivysaur and Whirlipede are still in, why the hell are you voting Wailord?
Right, I forgot. Even though it just happened.
Voting Wailord.
Voting out Whirlipede.
Soda Pop -- Humans of Hoenn -- Youngster Josh -- Dear Purrloin,
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Whirlipede I guess
Wailord again.
Current Tally:
Whirlipede: 9
Wailord: 8
Umbreon: 2
Switching from Wailord to Whirlipede.
Switching from Umbreon to Whirlipede.
Spoiler:- Want my Friend Code?:
Give me a reason to give you it then.
Voting Wailord.
Current Tally:
Whirlipede: 11
Wailord: 8
Umbreon: 1
voting Whirlpede
Voting whirlpede
Special thanks to Sworn Metalhead for the epic banner.
Voting Whirlipede. I wouldn't even be suprised if Umbreon slides into the final and wins the whole thing.
"Strong Pokemon.
Weak Pokemon.
That is only the selfish perception of people.
Truly skilled trainers should try to win with their favorites."
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New Page New Tally:
Whirlipede: 15
Wailord: 8
Umbreon: 1
The Final Tally:
: 15
: 8
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Rules of the Game
There will be around 20 Pokémon at the beginning of every set. You will vote off your least favourite, and you will have ONE vote PER ROUND. Breaking this rule will cost you your vote for the round. You may change your vote, but you may only do it once per round, and you must state what your old vote is in the post. Then, the Pokémon who has the most votes at the end of the round is eliminated. All posts in this thread must relate strictly to the current events of the game, and if we deem a post as too off-topic or unrelated, the poster will receive up to a one week ban from the thread.
The Pokémon that wins the set gets added to the Winners Circle! When there are ten Pokémon in the Winners Circle, the same type of thing will happen. Once a winner is decided, it goes into the "Hall of Fame". Once 10 of that is made, it get's added to "Serebii.net Favourite".
If you want to see exactly how this game works, you can visit the previous two Survivor Games here or here.
Special Rounds
Now, this game would be no fun if you voted off Pokémon the same way round after round. So, there are a few special rounds that get added into the game to make things interesting. Here they are:
Finals - This is when two Pokémon are left. When this happens you have to be clear if you want the certain one to win or lose. If it is not clear enough, it will not be counted.
Twist Round - If one of the owners/co-owners puts in size 5 text, bolded, and underlined anything that has "twist" in its name that means there was the same amount of votes for two or more Pokémon. Then, both Pokémon get eliminated.
Saved Round - Once per game, at a random point, this will occur. Where you vote for your favorite Pokémon that is still in and the Pokémon with the most votes will be immune from voting against until the top 3. At the top 3, it will come back, and create the top 4.
Double Down Round - This round can occur at any time, at any point, excluding winner's circle and it can occur more than once a set. Here, you must vote for two Pokémon, but the rules still apply that the Pokémon with the most votes is out, though it is likely that there will be a twist.
Prediction Time - This round occurs during every first round of a set. In addition to your regular vote on who you want out, you predict who you think will win the entire set. If a person predicts correctly, they have the ability to automatically eliminate any Pokémon of their choice until the Top 10 begins. If multiple people predict correctly, they vote on who should be eliminated. You cannot participate if you can predict the future.
Abandon Round - This round can only occur before the Top 15. Instead of voting for your least favourite Pokémon, you select your favourite one, and that Pokémon is saved from elimination and cannot be selected by any other voter. When only one Pokémon in the set has not been selected, that one is eliminated. You may not switch your selection.
Current Tallyists
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If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. Hope you enjoy the game! - Silent Conversation & Bullkid
Credit to most sprites goes to pokemonelite2000.com
Here are the 5 "W", "I" and "U" Pokemon:
My vote:
Voted Out:
Current Winners Circle
Previous Hall of Fames:
Green Font = Previous Serebii.net Favourite
Current Hall of Fame:
A Serebii.net Favourite!
I'll vote out Weezing.
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I'll vote Wailord again.
Weezing for me.
I like trains.
"Hi, girl, can I Squirtle on your Jigglypuff?"
I vote for Weezing.
Voting out Wailord. Weezing is amazing, ok.
Voting Whiscash, but will switch to Weezing to save Wailord
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Stride Rite Florance Girls Infant & Toddler Sneaker
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The cheerful Florance sneaker from Stride Rite will make her shine on even the cloudiest of days.
- Leather and mesh upper for comfort and breathability
- Dual velcro closures for easy on/off and adjustable fit
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Bandolino Alelia Sandal
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Add some polish and flair to your ensemble with the Bandolino Alelia. This strappy sandal will make you look effortlessly chic.
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