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It's Product Review Friday once again. And today we bring you a second product from that innovative Canadian company, BodiSpa.
But wait! You didn't miss our first BodiSpa review, did you? Well not to worry if you did, because you can find it and all our reviews on DrDickSexToyReviews.com. Use the search function in the header, type in "The Almighty" and VOILÀ!
Today Dr Dick Review Crew member, Angie is here with her thoughts and comments on her new massager.
The Ultimate —— $69.95
Hello everyone! This is only my second review so far this year. My previous review posted last February. My, how time flies. Those of you who follow my reviews will, no doubt, be expecting an update on how I'm doing. For those unfamiliar with my situation, here's the back-story. I was diagnosed with lymphoma over two years ago. I first mentioned this in a review I posted on April 27th, 2012.
I've had a few setbacks recently, nothing major, but just enough to remind me that I'm still living through the cancer and the truly horrible interventions that are supposedly keeping me alive. My libido ebbs and flows and I've made my peace with that. I don't suppose I'll ever get back to the way I once enjoyed my sexuality and the sexual connection I had with my husband. But as Dr Dick keeps telling me, it's best that I focus on the new normal; what is possible for me now as opposed to how things were, in even the recent past. That's pretty sage advice for us all, don't you think?
Today I happily bring you my review of a marvelous wand-type massager, The Ultimate. I read with great interest the review, my fellow Review Crew members, Kevin and Gina, posted of their BodiSpa massager, The Almighty. I thought to myself, wow, wouldn't that be a nice to have. I loved the idea of a massager that had both a warming and cooling capability. Then I reconsidered my envy. I couldn't handle such a big and heavy massager. Heck, nowadays I sometimes have a difficult time maneuvering my trusty Hitachi. Sometimes I simply don't have the strength.
However my new more diminutive massager, The Ultimate, is not only the perfect size for me, it is amazingly light. Despite being 10 1/2″ tall it weighs in at just over seven ounces. What a godsend. Now I can once again enjoy the power of a wand-type massager without the heft generally associated with those behemoths.
The thing is, when I first removed The Ultimate from its attractive box, I though to myself, oh dear, it's so light, it can't possibly deliver the intense vibrations I'm used to. Happily, I was wrong about that. This massager has two speeds and both deliver substantial vibration. I wonder how they packed so much power into such a handily handy thing.
The next best feature is The Ultimate has an adjustable head. It has an adjustment button three quarters up the handle that allows me to angle the vibrating head in three different positions. This is such a brilliant feature that, now that I'm used to it, I wonder how I ever lived without. No more struggling to get the vibe precisely where I want it. What a treat!
The Ultimate is also cordless. That's right it's rechargeable. It's like BodiSpa read my mind. Even in my healthy days, I used to hate being tethered to an outlet. My trusty Hitachi is grand, but I would inevitably get all tangled in the cord or move to a position beyond the cord's reach.
The controls are in the handle. The Ultimate has an easy to use slide control with three positions — off, low and high. The traditional shaped head is made of latex-free, nonporous, phthalate-free, and hypoallergenic silicone. It features four different surfaces — ribbed, nubby, smooth and bumpy. And if that weren't enough the head flexes for even more comfort.
I mentioned earlier that my libido isn't what it used to be, but The Ultimate isn't only for self-pleasuring, it massages away my cares and woes and aches and pains, which I seem to have more and more of these days, in the most efficient manner.
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'Game of Thrones" Kit Harington Shows Off His Viking Abs in Men's Journal – Hunk of the Day
We assume all of those guys in 'Game of Thrones' have rock-hard abs — seriously, what actor in a hit HBO show doesn't — but now we have definitive proof that Kit Harington does.
Aside from showing off some of the latest casual men's looks in the Men's Journal, Harington gave us all a peak at his bare chest. If we weren't subscribed to the magazine before, we definitely are now.
Enjoy this shot while it's there, 'cause there's a slight chance we might not be seeing these pecs in the future anymore. In the issue, Harington expresses his fear that his character in 'Game of Thrones,' Jon Snow, might not make it to the very end. "No one on this show is safe," he said.


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The New York Islanders announced that right winger Chris Bruton has agreed to terms on a one-year contract, which could lead him to the Bridgeport Sound Tigers in the fall. Bruton, 26, began 2011-12 with Alaska (ECHL) before earning a contract with Peoria (AHL), where he had 15 points and 200 penalty minutes in 107 games the past two seasons. He was captain of the 2008 Memorial Cup champion Spokane Chiefs in his last year of junior before playing three years of Canadian college hockey.


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Here is a brief plot summary of Romeo & Juliet:
On a hot morning fighting by young servants of the Capulet and Montague families is stopped by the Prince who tells them that the next person who breaks the peace will be punished with death.
Capulet plans a feast to introduce his daughter, Juliet, who is almost fourteen, to the Count Paris who would like to marry her. By a mistake of the illiterate servant Peter, Montague's son, Romeo, and his friends Benvolio and the Prince's cousin Mercutio, hear of the party and decide to go in disguise. Romeo hopes he will see his adored Rosaline but instead he meets and falls in love with Juliet.
Juliet's cousin Tybalt recognises the Montagues and they are forced to leave the party just as Romeo and Juliet have each discovered the other's identity. Romeo lingers near the Capulet's house and talks to Juliet when she appears on her balcony. With the help of Juliet's Nurse the lovers arrange to meet next day at the cell of Friar Lawrence when Juliet goes for confession, and they are married by him.
Tybalt picks a quarrel with Mercutio and his friends and Mercutio is accidentally killed as Romeo intervenes to try to break up the fight. Romeo pursues Tybalt in anger, kills him and is banished by the Prince for the deed. Juliet is anxious that Romeo is late meeting her and learns of the fighting from her Nurse. With Friar Lawrence's help it is arranged that Romeo will spend the night with Juliet before taking refuge at Mantua.
To calm the family's sorrow at Tybalt's death the day for the marriage of Juliet to Paris is brought forward. Capulet and his wife are angry that Juliet does not wish to marry Paris, not knowing of her secret contract with Romeo.
Friar Lawrence helps Juliet by providing a sleeping potion that will make everyone think she's dead. Romeo will then come to her tomb and take her away. When the wedding party arrives to greet Juliet next day they think she is dead. The Friar sends a colleague to warn Romeo to come to the Capulet's family monument to rescue his sleeping wife but the message doesn't get through and Romeo, hearing instead that Juliet is dead, buys poison in Mantua.
He returns to Verona and goes to the tomb where he surprises and kills the mourning Paris. Romeo takes the poison and dies just as Juliet awakes from her drugged sleep. She learns what has happened from Friar Lawrence but she refuses to leave the tomb and stabs herself as the Friar returns with the Prince, the Capulets and Romeo's father. The deaths of their children lead the families to make peace, promising to erect a monument in their memory.
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The Tai Chi class that meets in the James White Library on Wednesdays at 4:30 will be suspended until April 16. It will resume on April 17.
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Pioneer Memorial Church is pleased to announce the beginning of its renovation project! You will soon start to see construction traffic and work being done to our roof. Our goal is to complete the project by the start of the fall school semester. In order to accomplish this our timeline needed to be adjusted. Starting Monday, March 25, scaffolding will begin to be assembled on the north and south sides of the church. Roof work will begin on or around April 1 along with adjustments to interior lighting. For your safety, please observe all posted signage related to construction areas. For the most updated information regarding construction, safety, and use of the church, please go to www.pmchurch.org/renovate/updates . If your question isn't answered there, you may also email email@example.com or call the church office at (269)471-3133.
University Wellness will be having its 4th Annual Wellness Fest right after Spring Break! (March 25 - 29) You will not want to miss it! It will be a week packed with activities such as therapy dogs, pop-up food booths, pop-up workouts, a fit flash, a plank challenge and so much more! Be a part of making Andrews the healthiest University in the world!
March 25-29
This event is one of the highlights of the year for our campus and community. Each year we have about 5000 or more visitors who attend. There will be about 20 international clubs and organizations participating as vendors, and there will be a large variety of food. Purchase your tickets for food at the entrance of the Johnson Gymnasium. Come experience the celebration of food from around the world.
March 31, 12:00 - 7:00 PM
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Tickets are now available at the Howard Center Box Office or online. Free Admission but tickets are required. The United States Air Force Band of Mid-America Concert Band represents the professionalism and excellence found every day throughout the Air Force. This diverse, 45-piece ensemble's repertoire ranges from symphonic band masterworks to traditional marches, to modern compositions, to pops and jazz. During a concert, you are likely to hear stirring works from contemporary composers as well as the familiar sounds of John Philip Sousa or Major Glenn Miller. The band also features a talented vocal soloist, performing a wide variety of popular, classical and patriotic selections.
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Ten years ago Sidewalk Prophets released their first album "These Simple Truths." The songs from that album have dramatically impacted their ministry and their lives resulting in their ability to travel the world, meet amazing people, and hear powerful stories. They have been able to see Christ at work in so many ways. Today, Sidewalk Prophets wants to take those miles on the road and the stories they have heard and compiled and share them with you. Sidewalk Prophets is bringing their "These Simple Truths Tour" to Berrien Springs, Michigan. Help us spread the word! It is going to be an incredible experience!
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Come meet Mrs. Curnutt and check out the developmental, hands-on program. Get a $50 coupon for tuition credit. Enjoy refreshments & meet other parents.
April 2, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
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April 3, 8:15 - 11:30 AM
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Restaurant Cooks and Crew Members in Gallatin
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Gallatin, TN
Posted on Oct. 5, 2016
Full Time, Part Time
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Hardee's Restaurants of Gallatin Tennessee is now hiring Day Crew Member Cooks.
Are you Hungry for a new career?
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Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment? Come on in. It's non-stop.
Do we work hard? Sure, because everyone here wants to make it.
Are you always looking for something new to learn? If yes, you'll fit right in.
Our employees take pride in doing their jobs well and in exceeding our customers' expectations. Plus, there's something really cool about the buzz our commercials create and knowing you're a part of the company who makes them.
CKE Restaurants, Inc. (CKE) owns, operates, and franchises some of the most popular brands in the quick-service restaurant industry, including Carl's Jr., Hardee's, Green Burrito, and Red Burrito brands. Headquartered in Carpinteria, California, the CKE system includes more than 3,300 restaurant locations in 42 states and 28 countries.
We are currently seeking daytime Crew Member Cooks to join our Hardee's team at our restaurant in Gallatin Tennessee.
Restaurant Cooks and Crew Members provide each customer with a positive customer service experience, prepare quality food products and keep the restaurant clean, pleasant and safe for all customers and employees.
If you are highly motivated, this is an excellent opportunity to join an industry leader with over 70 years in the business!
This is a Full Time position that starts out with a Best in Class, comprehensive training program that will prepare you for success in the restaurant.
We offer a great compensation and benefits package, amazing advancement potential, and the chance to make a difference each and everyday.
Our Recipe for Success:
At Hardee's, success for each of our employees is possible with good ideas, hard work and determination – all traits we look for when we interview people like you. If hired, you'll bring a great work ethic as you go about your daily job. And you can expect a menu of great tasting choices you'll be proud to serve. That combo of good people serving great food makes the Hardee's experience one that keeps our customers coming back for more.
Hardee's is committed to providing every employee with a workplace that offers respect, training and the opportunity to succeed. Our company is committed to a policy of equal employment opportunity.
Our founder, Carl Karcher, referred to his customers as "Guests" because he wanted to treat them as if they were honored guests in his own home. So, at Hardee's, we are completely focused on and driven by the Guest. This means that our employees are expected to do their very best at whatever task they are doing, such as keeping the restaurant clean, taking orders at the register, cooking the food, or delivering orders. We never make a Guest wait while we finish doing a task; we immediately stop what we are doing and serve our Guests. It is our top priority to provide great tasting food, fast service, in a clean restaurant so our Guests will want to return again and again!
Cook / Crew Member Responsibilities:
•Cook products using grill, broiler, or fryer and transfer to make up table or over shelf for holding
•Assemble sandwiches using the proper amount of condiments
•Wrap or package products
•Clean, slice, and prepare produce to meet business demand
•Temper and label products with discard date as directed by management
•Monitor holding times of products and discard expired or inferior products
•Clean, organize, and restock all stations
•Clean utensils, equipment, walls, and floors
•Preparing ingredients
•Precooking items
•Ordering and stocking supplies
•Excellent customer service skills
•Good communication skills
•Ability to work as a part of a team
•Ability to multitask
At Hardee's, Cooks are trained using a three-step method: Learn, Practice and Evaluate. Team members learn an overview of the position. Then, a trainer demonstrates how each station works, followed by the trainee practicing at the station to build confidence and skills. Following ample practice time, trainees are then evaluated and certified.
Company Benefits*
We offer the following benefits, based on eligibility requirements:
•Holiday Pay
•Paid Vacation
•Paid Sick Time
•Medical Plan/Dental/Vision Care Plan
•Pet Care Insurance
•Life and AD&D Insurance
•Short and Long Term Disability Insurance
•Flexible Spending Accounts
•Paycheck Direct Deposit/Pay Card
•Educational Reimbursement
•Employee Meal Discounts
•Employee Stock Purchase Plan
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Pulsepoint Real-Time Classifier API - Followers
The service provides categorization information for web content at the page level. It represents topical context for content located at a specific URL on a website with the goal of linking ads to relevant content and increasing exposure to users who show an interest in the topic. By targeting contextual classifications at the page level, the service seeks to help advertisers identify individual pages of interest to their prospective customers rather than choosing overall websites, which may cover a range of topics. API methods support submission of a page URL to be classified. The API returns content parameters, including length and time to load, along with up to five contextual "channels" where the content fits best. The advertiser interested in those channels can then decide which specific pages to target with its promotional messaging.


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In 1067 William the Conqueror and his Norman forces have invaded and conquered England, and William is now the new king. Britannia, a young Englishwoman, does not care who is king, she simply wants an end to all the fighting and killing. At twenty-six, she has given up hope of love and marriage and spends her days keeping house for her older brother, who is very cruel to her. Garek du Mor, a young Norman knight, has been given the manor where Brianna liv...


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This episode of the Dating God Podcast is the last of the Calendar Year 2012. Just a few days before Christmas, Fran Rossi Szpylczyn, who had previously been a guest on the podcast back in 2011, returns to talk about her social media ministry and her contributions to a new book titled, Hungry, And You Fed Me: Homilies and Reflections for Cycle C. You can find more information about the book and how to order it by visiting:Facebook.com/Homilists. Be sure to visit Fran's Albany Times-Union blog: http://blog.timesunion.com/bread as well as her parish ministries at http://stedwardsblog.wordpress.com and http://pastoralpostings.wordpress.com.
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This course offers an overview of the historically evolving role of mandated reporters and a description of child welfare services in Pennsylvania. It provides provides social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, and psychologists with details of the legal requirements imposed on mandated reporters of child abuse. The course defines the statutory (legal) components of child abuse, including what does and does not constitute child abuse. The course outlines the provisions and responsibilities for reporting such abuse by distinguishing between individuals designated as "mandatory reporters" and those deemed to be "permissive reporters." Clear instructions are provided for navigating the reporting process, and the ways in which reporters are protected under the law are outlined. Lastly, the course details the indicators essential to recognizing abuse. Human trafficking is also addressed, including child labor trafficking and sex trafficking, and the risk factors and warning signs for both. The course provides social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, and psychologists in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania with the knowledge and tools they need to fulfill their legal responsibility to report suspected child abuse.
This course fulfills the requirement that all Pennsylvania social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, and psychologists complete 2 hours of Board-approved continuing education in child abuse recognition and reporting requirements as a condition of their license renewal.
Course Objectives
Frank P. Cervone, JD, MA, has been the executive director of the Support Center for Child Advocates – the oldest and largest U.S. program dedicated to providing free legal and social services for abused and neglected children – since 1992. He served on the Board of the Children's Trust Fund of Pennsylvania for 10 years, and has been a member of the Board of Directors for the Philadelphia Children's Alliance since 1992. From 1998 to 2011, Mr. Cervone was a member of the American Bar Association Section of Litigation Children's Rights Litigation Committee Working Group. He received a master's degree in theology and ministry from La Salle University and a juris doctor degree from Villanova University School of Law. He has authored scholarly publications as well as articles in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia newspapers concerning the rights and protection of children and youth. Mr. Cervone has received many awards in recognition of his legal expertise and public service.
Meghan E. Johnson, MPH, is the project manager of the Center for Excellence in Advocacy at the Support Center for Child Advocates in Philadelphia. In this capacity, she develops, coordinates, and delivers advanced training programs to victim service providers and legal professionals throughout Pennsylvania. Previously she served as a program coordinator for the New Jersey chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, where her work involved developing, coordinating, and delivering training programs focused on evidence-based practices for evaluating and reporting suspected child abuse and neglect cases for pediatric healthcare providers, medical residents, emergency medical technicians, school nurses, and early intervention providers. Ms. Johnson received her bachelor's degree in sociology from the University of Notre Dame, with a minor in public policy through the University's Hesburgh Program in Public Service. She received her master's degree in public health from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health.
Erin E. Coltrera, LSW, MSSP, is the project manager of Project PROTECT (Philadelphia Response and Outreach To End Child Trafficking) at the Support Center for Child Advocates in Philadelphia. Project PROTECT takes a four-pronged approach to meeting the challenges faced by youth who have experienced trafficking, including the development of a tailored model of representation, a focus on local resource development, research on macro-level advocacy avenues, and analysis of existing prevention programs. In addition to her program work, Ms. Coltrera specializes in the representation of clients with histories of trafficking and exploitation. Ms. Coltrera received her bachelor's degree in accounting from Washington and Lee University. She received a master's degree in social work and a master of science in social policy from the University of Pennsylvania, where she received the Carol Wilson-Spigner Award for Social Policy Excellence.


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I was never a fish lover. I'd even say I was a fish-hater but all that changed when I took a class on cooking fish and one of the many terrific recipes I took away was this one--it helped to change my bigotry against this tasty and good-for-you meat. Love those Omega-3 oils!
The recipe is completely quick and easy and the blend of flavors is perfect, especially when finished off with a pretty little side of rice. Light and healthy to lead you into 2008.
For the beans:
1 15-ounce can of black beans, undrained
1/2 cup chopped red or green bell pepper
2 teaspoons instant minced onion
2 teaspoons ground cumin
1 teaspoon chili powder
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
For the mango mustard sauce:
1 cup sliced mango
1 1/2 tablespoon cider vinegar
1 1/2 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
dash of salt and pepper
4 salmon fillets
3 cups cooked white sticky rice
To prepare:
Season salmon fillets with salt and pepper. Grill or bake at 425 degrees for 10 minutes per inch of thickness or until the fish flakes when tested with a fork (if it's slightly translucent or doesn't flake easily it's not done). Keep fillets warm.
Drain the beans, reserving 1/3 cup of the liquid. In a saucepan combine the beans, reserved liquid, bell pepper, onion, cumin, chili powder, garlic powder and salt. Cook over a low heat for five minutes.
Combine the mango, cider vinegar, mustard, garlic powder, salt and pepper in a food processor and pulse until smooth or slightly chunky, depending on your taste. Transfer to a microwaveable dish and heat for one or two minutes until it's warm.
To serve, spoon the black beans onto a dish, top with a fillet and drizzle with the mango mustard sauce. Serve with a side of white rice for nice variety and balance. Makes 4-6 servings.
And if this spicy mustard doesn't warm you, you can check out the video KT Cat made just for me. I feel warmer just watching it.
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Accommodation in Washington is as diverse as its varied landscape. Seattle and neighboring Bellevue have every kind of hotel imaginable, ranging from the cheap to the luxurious. With so much competition here you'll find it's a great area to look for the best hotel deals in Washington. It's also the best place to find 5-star Washington hotels, such as the Fairmont Olympic Hotel, which exudes opulence and grandeur. If you're looking for cheap Washington hotels, you'll be glad to know that discount accommodation and motels are available across the state. The Best Western Plus in Walla Walla, for example, has affordable rates and receives excellent reviews.
Things to see in Washington
Olympic National Park is a breathtakingly beautiful area encompassing different types of environment. You can choose to explore the enchanting Hoh Rainforest, the awe-inspiring glaciated peaks of the Olympic Mountains, or the dramatic coastline at Rialto Beach. Whatever you choose to visit in this picturesque area, don't forget your camera. Snoqualmie Falls is another of the state's most spectacular attractions. Seeing the 268-foot waterfall up close is a magical experience, and the perfect opportunity to see the power of nature in all its glory. A fantastic way of seeing the timeless landscape of Washington is to take a drive along one of its 29 official National and State Scenic Byways. One such route is the White Pass National Scenic Byway, which passes 2 active volcanoes (Mount St. Helens and Mount Rainier), the huge peak of Mount Adams, and stunning alpine lakes such as Mayfield Lake.
Where to stay in Washington
The city of Seattle has much to offer for those visiting Washington. Entertainment is plentiful, not surprising given the birthplace of a number of musical acts like Jimi Hendrix and Nirvana. It also has fascinating cultural attractions such as the Museum of Flight, and great bars and cafes (including the Original Starbucks). Spokane is another great option. As well as putting you close to the gorgeous countryside, it's home to beautiful parks and the Spokane Falls. If you want to explore the fabulous Wine Country in the Southeast, you can't go wrong with a stay in the delightful town of Walla Walla.
How to get to Washington
There are several options available when planning your Washington vacation. Several airports serve the state of Washington. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is the largest, and receives flights from cities across North America. Smaller airports include Spokane International Airport in the East, and Bellingham International Airport in the North. Amtrak services are available if you prefer to go by train. The Empire Builder travels between Chicago and Washington, the Coast Starlight from Los Angeles, and the Amtrak Cascades connects Seattle to Portland. If you're driving, you can take Interstate 5 from Canada or Portland, Interstate 82 from the east of Oregon, or Interstate 90 from Idaho.
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I have a Thinkpad X41 tablet, currently running Linux because xf86-input-wacom doesn't (currently) run on OpenBSD. What are some useful programs for working with tablet input and/or handwriting recognition?
For taking notes in class or writing on PDFs, Xournal works pretty well. You can write on top of any PDF, and export the result as PDF, making it useful for signing forms (instead of the typical "download, print, fill out, scan, email" cycle). It doesn't do any handwriting recognition, though.
Another program I've found useful for identifying Japanese characters is KanjiPad (OpenBSD/FreeBSD japanese/kanjipad, pkgsrc misc/kanjipad).
I've found some web apps that do handwriting recognition as well. I'd like to find native apps that replace them, to avoid being reliant on external servers, internet connection, and a bloated web browser.
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I just went and picked up some series 6 figures here in Chicago. As always the figs look better in person than on the pictures. I was able to get all 16 and multiples of the Minotaur, Highlander, and Roman.
I think those three are all castle worthy. Obviously the minotaur is fantasy/mythological based. The Highlander and Roman are striaght up historical castle figs.
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Valentino: The Last Emperor Produced and directed by Matt Tyrnauer, the film is an intimate, engaging and funny fly-on-the-wall exploration of one of Italy's richest and most famous men, legendary designer Valentino Garavani.
The film documents the colorful and dramatic closing act of Valentino's celebrated career, tells the story of his extraordinary life and work, and also explores the larger themes affecting the fashion business today. But at the heart of the film is the unique relationship between Valentino and his business partner and companion of 50 years, Giancarlo Giammetti.
Matt Tyrnauer is a New York-based writer and filmmaker. He has worked for Spy magazine and The New York Observer, and is currently Special Correspondent of Vanity Fair. His book Una Grande Storia Italiana: Valentino Garavani was published by Taschen in 2007. Valentino: The Last Emperor (08) is his first feature documentary.
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Not only do they serve GF pizza, they know how to cook the crust so it isn't rock hard. Knowledgeable and informative staff. Definitely a favorite of mine.
Love their gf crust, my friends will even eat it. I'm not so sensitive I need it cooked in a different oven so that's ok by me.
The GF pizzas are cooked in the same ovens as regular pizzas. They're subject to contamination. There are frozen pies available that are from a certified facility but they have cheese I'm also dairy free.
1508 North Cassady Ave, Columbus, OH 43219
This gf pizza was absolutely amazing!
221 W. High St, Mt. Vernon, OH 43050
Great gluten free crust. It's nice to have gluten free food that is done right.
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316 Bealle Drive, Wooster, OH 44691
Be careful!! We went in all excited about the GF pizzas mentioned on their website, but it turns out the Wooster location and many others, do NOT have GF crusts, nor always dairy free cheese. We were soooooo bummed. We can eat almost anywhere in Colorado, but Ohio is Severely Limited. Better try Basil if you're in Wooster, they are awesome with allergies!
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9764 Sawmill Parkway, Powell, OH 46065
Ordered a GF pizza but there was cross contamination. I used my gluten sensor device and it detected gluten in the edges. Middle rested fine. Not cool.
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3000 Northwest Boulevard, Upper Arlington, OH 43221
I've always been safe eating here and I have Celiac.
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7912 Paragon Road, Centerville, OH 45459
Gluten free crust tasted as good as the original. Yum!
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92 U.S. 27, Somerset, KY 42501
Amazing pizza and the best part is I didn't get sick!!!!
20307 Van Aken Blvd., Shaker Heights, OH 44122
Gluten free pizza was delicious!!! When I asked staff person knew immediately what they had to offer!! Will definitely go there again!!
1712 N. Limestone Avenue, Springfield, OH 45501
Drove into town to visit my brother who delivers popular walking tours and has been a part of the community fighting to make Springfield better for 15 years. Was told that they wouldn't deliver because we "live in the ghetto". Awesome.
3070 Lake Crest Circle, Lexington, KY 40513
I eat GF pizza from this location often and have never been sick. They seem to be knowledgeable about cross contamination.
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4303-05 Roosevelt Blvd., Middletown, OH 45044
This place sucks. A gluten free crust but no gluten free toppings.
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8000 Highway 20 W., Madison, AL 35758
They used to do much better, but they switched out their gluten free crust and no longer prepare it as safely I think. We stopped going here a year ago because we got sick a few times. Delicious pizza, but not safe for celiac disease.
1730 Hilliard Rome Rd., Columbus, OH 43026
This is my go-to gluten free pizza. It's always been consistently good. There doesn't seem to be a way to order the gluten free pizza online, so I just call. The staff here vary in their knowledge of gluten sensitivity so when I order I usually just say it's for an "allergy"
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1915 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203
Pizza was good. No complaints at all.
2601 W Parrish Ave, Owensboro, KY 42301
Very good Pizza. Friendly staff.
5805 Sunnyside Road, Indianapolis, IN 46236
Gluten free pizza prepared on tinfoil to not contaminate. No dairy free cheese options though
1535 W. 8th St. Unit A1, Erie, PA 16505
Thin and crispy. It's very good and nothing so far. Stopped here on a wim and now I'm super excited I did!
2251 Stringtown Road, Grove City, OH 43123
Gluten free crust but it's hit/ miss on the quality. It's only good fresh and it's only fresh 50/50.
107 N. Bridge Street, Chillicothe, OH 45601
They use Udi's pizza crust but it's by far one of the best pizzas I've had. A lot of times I find GF pizza not cooked long enough to the point the toppings fall off or easily. This pizza was baked perfectly with a crunchy but soft crust and delicious toppings!!!
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12515 Jefferson Avenue #100, Newport News, VA 23602
Excellent Gluten Free pizza. Safe to eat for celiacs and delicious. texture is good and not rubbery like a lot of GF pizza.
1800 Patrick Drive, Burlington, KY 41005
I ordered a gluten free pizza and it was wonderful! I didn't even notice it was gluten free.
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1535 W. 8th St. Unit A1, Erie, PA 16505
good pizza but expensive
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142 Xenia Towne Square, Xenia, OH 45385
The staff has always been very friendly to me, and I've never had any issues eating here. Their gluten free pizza crust is decently sized and tastes delicious! The only reason I'm not giving them five stars is because there is a 100% guarantee that's it completely gluten free due to the fact that it's a shared kitchen. However, like I said, I've never had an issue.
|Celiac friendly
629 Montgomery Highway, Birmingham, AL 35216
The best gluten-free pizzas in town!
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765 East Main Street, Lancaster, OH 43130
Really good gf pizza, if you like their normal it's very close
1535 W. 8th St. Unit A1, Erie, PA 16505
I love getting their gf pizza when we are in town. They have the best gf pizza I've had. I have celiac and have never gotten sick here :)
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2769 Northland Plaza Drive, Columbus, OH 43231
This location is not safe for GF. We have experienced reactions from their food and based on pick up in store they are not careful about CC. We driver further to another safer Donatos
1730 Hilliard Rome Rd., Columbus, OH 43026
The gluten free pizza is decent but each time I have ordered it, the pizza has been overcooked and the edges have been burnt.
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12515 Jefferson Avenue #100, Newport News, VA 23602
Great pizza! Love it
2205 Conner St, Noblesville, IN 46060
we ordered the pepperoni on gf crust. loved it
3890 Medina Road, Akron, OH 44333
I'm gluten intolerant so I can handle some cross contamination and Donato's gluten free crust is by far my favorite, it tastes just like regular pizza crust and I've never had a problem. They do have packaged frozen take home pizzas that are certified gluten free, as well.
|Celiac friendly
280 South Grant Avenue, Columbus, OH 43215
great staff, fabulous pizza
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8484 Winton Road, Cincinnati, OH 45231
It tastes just like regular pizza!!! I highly recommend it!!!
1535 W. 8th St. Unit A1, Erie, PA 16505
DELICIOUS gluten free pizza!! It is probably the best pizza chain that has gluten free crust.. strongly recommend! Even their salads are delicious, too!
|Not celiac friendly
1915 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203
I originally gave this a 5 star as it was really good but after about 2-3 hours I was throwing up and I am usually not as sensitive so it has to be really contaminated! I will not take the chance on this again 😞
|Celiac friendly
1535 W. 8th St. Unit A1, Erie, PA 16505
Fantastic gluten-free pizza! Crust is thin and crispy. Toppings are nearly all gf. Kitchen totally "gets it."
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1059 North 21st Street, Newark, OH 43055
Since the pizza is so good, we only have to buy one pizza. I have to eat gluten free or I am very sick. For my husband, he could choose anything on the menu, therefore it is a testament of how good the gluten free pizza is since he is willing to share a pizza with me. We have never had a bad gluten free pizza. (pepperoni, mushroom, double cheese is my favorite )
1915 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203
This location is fantastic. Gluten free pizza and a great atmosphere. I travel to Nashville every other month and this is a normal stop for me.
92 U.S. 27, Somerset, KY 42501
The GF pizza is great!
2084 N. High Street, Columbus, OH 43201
delicious gluten free pepperoni 😍 they font clean everything tho so if your celiac be careful. it didn't bother my sister though
|Celiac friendly
1730 Hilliard Rome Rd., Columbus, OH 43026
I have celiac's and I have never had a problem ordering pizza from this location.
|Celiac friendly
111 Seaboard Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27604
Take and bake pizza that's certified GF. I wouldn't eat anything made in house though (definitely not celiac safe in house).
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1915 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203
Great pizza. Parking is scarce. Discovered this chain in Ohio. Glad to see them in Nashville.
6 South High Street, Dublin, OH 43017
Donatos gf pizza is the absolute best. Tastes just like the original pizza! My gluten-eating boyfriend loves it, too!
1915 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203
Amazing gluten free pizza! Very knowledgable with how to prepare it safely
6965 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43004
really decent pizza. sauce and toppings are done well.
8142 Beechmont Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45255
I tried the pepperoni take and bake. It was good but I would have liked more toppings. Unfortunately that wasn't an option.
|Not celiac friendly
15 DONNERMEYER DRIVE, Bellevue, KY 41073
This restaurant did not have any parchment paper and pretty much guaranteed there would be cross contamination.
920 High Street, Columbus, OH 43201
I had the new vegan pizza with the gluten free crust and it was delicious! I love the atmosphere of their new building, and they had live music (it was Friday eve). Two thumbs up!
2260 South U.S. Route 31, Greenwood, IN 46143
Last time I ordered there gluten free pizza it was literally pizza toppings on a paper plate. LITERALLY A PAPER PLATE!
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Boston — Another story involving locker room theft has hit the health club world, and this one affects members in numerous states. Last month, six people were indicted for allegedly stealing more than 350 credit cards from men's locker rooms at Bally Total Fitness clubs. The defendants allegedly used the cards to get more than $350,000 in cash advances at several horse race tracks around the country, according to a report by The Associated Press.
The defendants are accused of stealing credit cards in California, Maryland, Minnesota, Texas and Washington. They are also accused of using the cards to get cash advances at race tracks in Arizona, California, Washington and Missouri, among others. One of the defendants, Dennis Savarese of Austin, TX, allegedly used his memberships at Bally and 24 Hour Fitness to get access to locker rooms in those clubs. The five other defendants are residents of Massachusetts.


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Make the next addition to your closet one of Free People's comfortable and versatile tunics for women. They come in a variety of colors and lengths to fit any occasion, like long tunic tops or tunic dresses. Choose from tanks or long sleeves, swing or oversized, to discover the perfect tunic for you. Our tunics can be worn with jeans for a casual daytime look, or paired with leggings and heels for a night out. Tunic dresses are the perfect go-between when you can't make up your mind about wearing a dress or going with a blouse. With a pair of leggings or knitted tights, your tunic is magically transformed into a dress. We especially love our tunic dresses a bit more loose and oversized in shape, meant to be worn casually and laid back. Top the look off with patterned leggings, a fitted blazer, and a slouchy beanie. Pick your favorite from our selection of tunics to find the one that's right for you.


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Universal Orlando has a starring role in "Sharknado 3," as you can see from a short trailer for the Syfy movie.
"Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!" premieres at 9 p.m. July 22.
"They say the biggest blockbusters come in threes," an announcer intones. "So naturally it's our turn."
The trailer references other blockbusters -- "The Dark Knight," "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Godfather" -- but the campy "Sharknado" has never been confused with them.
The first "Sharknado," in 2013, hit Los Angeles. The second, in 2014, took a bite out of the Big Apple.
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HarperPetro needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 29 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
Harper Petroleum, LLC
We are a small oil & gas consulting firm based in West Texas. Our primary business is negotiating with landowners for the rights to drill for oil & gas on their land. We also put together packages to raise money for oil & gas exploration and associated ventures.
We are young and energetic, competing in a marketplace full of old established/stale companies and huge publicly traded conglomerates.
The main use of these materials will be to send offers and other communications to individuals and companies. The individuals will range in age from 20 - 90+ and the companies will range from two person partnerships to conglomerates like Chevron and Exxon.
Additionally, these materials will be used to solicit business from other oil & gas exploration companies. The people making these decisions are typically middle aged. I often find that it benefits me when they know that I am young but experienced.
The main goal is to appear young and energetic but professional. The people seeing these materials will cover the entire range of adult ages.
I don't want the letter head to take away from the content of the letter, just to convey professionalism. Ideally, one would not be able to guess the size of our company simply by looking at these materials.
In the past I have used Forrest/Hunter green and black in my fonts, but I'm open to other color schemes. Just nothing overly feminine (think pink & lavender) and I'd like to avoid red.
I'm certainly open to other ideas, but I have imagined a stylized letter "H" or letters "HP" that could standalone as logo (of course being careful to differentiate ourselves since there is already a famous "HP").


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This past week I was invited to speak at the Contract Pharma Contracting and Outsourcing Conference in New Jersey, where I spoke on how to sell compliance to senior management.
All too often we assume that compliance is an essential requirement when choosing a critical supplier. And the yet, when cost becomes the deciding factor, compliance becomes compromised or even forgotten for the sake of the bottom line.
Given that more people are hurt each year by toilets than receive FDA warning letters or FDA-483s, the threat of FDA enforcement is hardly a credible compliance encouragement. And so I opened day two of the conference by speaking on how lean FDA compliance can:
- save money
- enable greater revenue and profitability
- simplify compliance
- and generate easy metrics to both support those results and prove effective compliance to FDA.
I was followed by Addam Reynolds, a Consumer Safety Officer with FDA's New Jersey district office who spoke on recent FDA inspectional findings and trends. Mr. Reynolds summarized a number of trends in FDA-483s, comparing the previous year to this one. I've reproduced two of his summary tables below.
As we looked at the data, Mr. Reynolds made several explanatory comments of what was behind the numbers.
First, many of the new investigators now with FDA are well-versed in laboratory and manufacturing operations. A number of new hires have come from those laid off by the pharma industry - an irony not lost on attendees. With increased familiarity of modern-day manufacturing and laboratory settings comes increased scrutiny. Thus the increases in citations for noncompliance with 21 CFR 211.63 and 211.160(b)(4). Mr. Reynolds noted that "Firms are either not qualifying their equipment and instruments at all, or are not doing it right."
Second,the number of citations for 21 CFR 211.68(b), controls over computerized systems, is, in Mr. Reynolds insight to FDA thinking, "really about data integrity and data security." This continues FDA's special enforcement of Part 11 as a rule governing electronic data and records integrity; an enforcement approach that was officially announced in 2010. As Mr. Reynolds noted, most Part 11-relevent 483s happen because firms continue having systems "with little to no data integrity controls."
As I've written about extensively, been interviewed on, and consulted on, Part 11 is less about validating computers per se, and more about ensuring data integrity. To that point, validation is simply a means to an end. The most recent issue of my client newsletter, SmarterCompliance #68, explains in-depth how to use data mapping as a technique to simplify and streamline Part 11 compliance.
The rest of Contract Pharma's conference featured more excellent speakers on various contracting and supplier management issues, including site selection criteria, what to do when your CMO goes bankrupt, and more. If you've not attended this two-day conference before, I encourage you to do so next September. Attendees and speakers are focused on frank conversations about overcoming real-world challenges. I'll be there speaking. I'm thinking of doing something on parallels between choosing a puppy and choosing a supplier - lessons learned and puddles cleaned.
If you're looking for more lean compliance events, check my upcoming workshops and speaking events page on my website. In the near term, I'll be speaking:
- September 25 - webinar on overseeing and verifying Part 11 compliance of your records at critical suppliers
- October 3 - Part 11 enforcement today for OTC manufacturers
- October 11 - webinar on best practices for quality system management reviews (a new requirement under the new EU GMPs Chapter 1 going into effect in January)
I hope you'll join me at one of these events.


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The Craft & Hobby Association announced today that there has been a last-minute change in the keynote speaker that is scheduled for the CHA Winter 2011 Conference & Trade Show that opens on January 29th.
Randi Zuckerberg, sister of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook's Marketing Director, was originally scheduled to give the keynote address for the show on Saturday morning. Zuckerberg is unable to present "due to unforeseen circumstances" according to the CHA announcement.
Stepping in at the last minute to deliver the show's keynote will be Nick Bilton, the lead technology writer for the New York Times. Bilton is the author of I Live in the Future & Here's How It Works: Why Your World, Work, and Brain Are Being Creatively Disrupted. Bilton will speak to CHA attendees about the advantages that businesses gain by staying on the cutting edge of technology. He'll discuss the impact of Facebook and Twitter, and how technology has altered the next generation of consumers.
Nick Bilton will speak to CHA Winter 2011 attendees on Saturday, January 29th at 8:30am in Concourse Ballroom 153 of the Los Angeles Convention Center. Tickets are available to registered attendees at www.chashow.org until pre-registration ends January 25th.
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The last time we checked in on Windows Phone Central forum member Nisse Tuta, he was making beautiful videos in honor of the Lumia 920 and also humorously testing out its wireless charging capabilities.
Now Nisse has a new video available that goes through some various cases for the flagship Nokia phone and we have to admit, it had us in stitches. Whether you need a big solid case, an official Nokia one (CP-600) or the ultimate day-to-day one, you'll want to take a moment from you day an appreciate Nisse's humor.
Speaking of, we should just hire Nisse to make us videos on the Lumia 920 as clearly he has a knack for it.
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The Mets could name Sandy Alderson as their new general manager, with the announcement coming as soon as Friday, the first travel day during the World Series. That's the likely day as MLB requires teams from withholding such announcements as not to disrupt the World Series.
Alderson is having his second interview today.
Assuming it is Alderson, the most important thing he can initially do is change the culture of the Mets and that won't be with the announcement of the new manager. The single most critical action stop the new general manager can do to signify change to the Mets' players and their disgruntled fan base would be to convince ownership Oliver Perez has to go.
Perez personifies the mistakes of the Omar Minaya regime and sucks the life and energy out of the team. The Mets played with 24 players for much of the season because of Perez's refusal to help himself. It was an intolerable situation, one that can't repeat itself.
Getting rid of Perez will not change the fact the Mets still must pay him $12 million for 2011, but having him gone rids the organization of a disruptive, non-productive and selfish player. Such a move immediately screams the culture is changing. It says the Mets "are as mad as hell and won't take it anymore."
The new general manager will have a myriad of decisions to make, but nothing that would change the perception of the organization, both inside and out, as significantly at first as getting rid of Perez.
Such a move would tell Mets' fans the organization is willing to break with its past reputation of not eating bad contracts. It acknowledges the team made a disastrous mistake and is willing to move on.
Above all, it is a proactive move. There is no more hoping or wishing for Perez to turn it around. Wishing is not a strategy. Wishing prohibits doing and the new general manager must be about doing.
And that message must come right away.


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This is an excerpt from a letter from Reverend Samuel Willard to E. B. Wilson of Petersham, Massachusetts. Willard was the minister in Deerfield from 1807 to 1829. Willard gradually went blind and probably wrote his recollections when he realized that he was losing his sight. He was ten years old at the time of Shays' Rebellion. Willard remembers that his brother volunteered on the side of the government but one of their neighbors was on the side of the Regulators. He describes the Regulators coming into Petersham and the subsequent arrival of the government troops. Government troops were quartered in homes for four days, and Willard comments that they "left our houses in such a state as would inspire a dread of armies in every bosom". This seems to support the need for the third amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Willard also describes the Regulators' lack of weapons. He says that there was panic and a want of military tactics during the retreat.
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