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Doris M. Patten, 91, of Kunkletown, passed away Wednesday, March 20, after a long illness.
Doris was born in Newton, N.J., on Jan. 24, 1922, the daughter of the late Julius and Helen (Kyte) Ayers.
Doris was the loving wife of Raymond P. Patten, who preceded her in death in 2006.
She lived in Bernardsville, N.J., most of her life while raising her family.
She had worked as a bookkeeper in Bernardsville and also was a school bus driver in Basking Ridge, N.J.
After her retirement, Doris and her husband moved to Sun City, Ariz., and live there for 30 years, until returning to Pennsylvania to live with their daughter, Lynn, in Kunkletown.
We will remember her as we think about the things she loved to do — reading a good book, chatting with her friends and family, writing, crossword puzzles and playing cards.
We will remember the beauty of the way Doris touched all our lives. She will be deeply missed by her children, Lynn Patten of Kunkletown; Robert Patten of Saylorsburg; Jay Patten and his wife, Kathryn, of Union, N.J., and Rex Patten of Cincinnati. She will also be missed by her surviving brother, Richard Ayers and his wife, Mary, of Matthews, N.C., and several nieces and nephews.
She was the loving and gentle grandmother to her six grandchildren, Christopher Patten and his wife, Lauren, Shane Patten, Melanie Patten, Stephanie Chieffo, Aric Patten and his wife, Amanda, and Phillip Patten; and one great-granddaughter, Samantha Patten.
The family of Doris would like to express their gratitude to all the nurses and aides at the Golden Living Center in East Stroudsburg for the wonderful care provided to their beloved mother and grandmother.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 23, at Donald N. Gower Funeral Home, Route 209, Gilbert, with the Rev. Robert Mitchell officiating. Family and friends are welcome to offer their condolences from 1 p.m. Saturday, March 23, until time of service at the funeral home. Interment will be private and at the convenience of the family at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made In Loving Memory of Doris M. Patten to Alzheimer's Association Northeast Region, 57 N. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701-1309.
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Doris M. Patten
Doris M. Patten, 91, of Kunkletown, passed away Wednesday, March 20, after a long illness.


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The information presented here is derived from a database of all 7,994 dental surgeries that provide NHS services to patients or offer a mixture of NHS and private care in England and the point location of those which could be accurately geo-referenced. It shows the static point locations of dental surgeries which were operating in December 2006.
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Ms. Patty Wong was appointed County Librarian/Chief Archivist for Yolo County Library in 2008. In this role, she is responsible for the administration and management of seven branch library system for diverse, rural and urban/suburban Yolo County. Ms. Patty Wong previously served Deputy Director of the Stockton-San Joaquin County Public Library from 2001 to 2007. Her library administrative experience includes management positions in the Oakland Public Library (CA) as Coordinator of Children's and Youth Services and supervising librarian of the South Branch and the Tool Lending Library at the Berkeley Public Library (CA). She has worked as a school librarian, children's librarian, cataloger, and special librarian.
Ms. Wong is a part-time faculty at the School of Library and Information Science at San Jose State University specializing in youth services and continues to serve as a consultant for libraries in the areas of managing change, youth development, fundraising, cultural diversity, developing homework centers in libraries, and developing joint ventures and collaborations between libraries and community agencies.
Ms. Wong received a Masters in Library and Information Science from the University of California at Berkeley and received a Bachelors in Women's Studies from that same institution.
She is an active member of the American Library Association and currently serves as Chair of the Budget Analysis and Review Committee and a Councilor-at-Large. Patty has also served as a Member of the ALA Executive Board. She has also been active in the California Library Association, the Chinese American Librarians Association, REFORMA, (the National Association to Promote Library and Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish Speaking), and the Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA). She served as President of APALA, Board Member for the United States Board on Books for Young People, and has worked as a member and chair of many conference planning and working committees throughout several professional associations. Ms. Wong has been a keynote speaker at a number of professional conferences and a trainer for the California State Library. Prior to her work in San Joaquin County, Ms. Wong served on the board of the Spanish Speaking Citizens Foundation and was Board President of the Ohana Cultural Center, an Asian Pacific performing arts and community center. Recent accolades include nomination as a Library Journal 2007 Mover and Shaker and the 2006 Joint Conference of Librarians of Color Advocacy Award for the Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association.
Ms. Wong's publications include: Joint Ventures: The Promise, Power and Performance of Partnering (California State Library, Sacramento, 2001), Cultivating Change: a Manual on Transforming Your Library (California State Library, Sacramento, CA, 1999), "Asian American Videos for Children and Young Adults," in Multicultural Videos for Children and Young Adults (Neal Schuman, NY, 1999), and, Harmony in Diversity: Recommendations for Effective Library Service to Asian Language Speakers (California State Library, Sacramento, CA, 1998). Her passions include advocacy, programming, grantwriting and outreach. Ms. Wong has successfully garnered more than $2.0 million in support for libraries and nonprofit organizations throughout her career.
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By Andreas C Chrysafis October, 2014 (No61) © It all starts with one idea – the power of the mind! An idea actually never dies but blossoms into a powerful force that can make radical changes or it can equally grow into a powerful bad idea to be used for evil purposes. The world has seen both and yet ... Read More »
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I just discovered this photo of a group of people from Panoramio, Gruppo Amatori di Panoramio, meeting in Montecanino, Italy.
Later I discovered that they already have met several times in Camogli , Asti and Monte D'Alba. They are: Marco Ferrari, Francesco Favalesi, Franco Truschello, Daniela Brocca, Valerio M, Alberto Gemme, Gilberto Silvestri, Luigi Barbadoro, esseil (Silvana) and Giulio Colla. Take a look at their photos, these amici make great shots.
I am very happy to see that people make friends through Panoramio. After thinking about it a little bit, I realized that it makes sense. Usually you upload photos of your place in Panoramio and people that post photos near yours probably live nearby. I thought that maybe a forum for meetings in the real world could be a great idea, so here it is "Rendezvous in the real world".


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When Will Meysing of Oregon was 5 or 6 years old and growing up on a farm near Pilsen, he liked to sit in a rocking chair on the front porch of his home on summer evenings, petting a cat on his lap.
He was keenly aware of the sights and sounds around him as day turned to night — clouds floating in the sky, wind blowing through the trees, thunder clapping and a storm rolling in, insects chirping at dusk.
His mother had a difficult time persuading him to come into the house and go to bed.
One evening his Uncle Elmer, who spent nights with the Meysings while he helped Will's father with farm work, conspired with Will's mother to come up with a way to get him inside. He took a white bed sheet, draped the sheet over himself, got down on all fours, and crawled around the corner of the house.
He came around moaning like a ghost. Will jumped up out of the chair, dumping the startled cat, and ran into the house screaming, "Mom, Mom, I saw a ghost!"
"Yeah, if you stay out too late, you can see things like that, and you ought to go to bed," she told him.
At least eight months to a year after he saw the ghost, Will was sitting in a pew at St. John Nepomucene Church in Pilsen before school one day, when the pastor, Father Arthur Tonne, talked about the Holy Trinity — the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. He gave the reading and came down among the students to interact with them.
"Do you kids understand what the Blessed Trinity is?" he asked. After an explanation, he said, "Has anybody ever seen a ghost?"
Will raised his hand, and Father Tonne said, "You've seen a ghost?"
Will related his experience, and there were a few chuckles around the church. The rest of that day and for a week afterwards, everybody was probably wondering, "Where in the heck did he get that?"
Father Tonne asked him where it came from.
"I don't know where it came from or where it went, but it was definitely there, pastor," Will said.
Older kids went home and told their parents about the ghost story: "The Meysing kid raised his hand and said he had seen a ghost."
Of course, it got back to his mom and dad, and it caused a headache for them.
"Well, you never said it wasn't a ghost?" he argued when they questioned him about the incident.
Then he got to thinking about what is imagination and what is reality? Imagination got him into trouble. His father had to call the neighbors and tell them to tell their kids not to pick on him on the bus because he claimed to have seen a ghost.
The experience changed Will's life. It led him to realize that life is spiritual as well as physical and not to be taken lightly.


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COSTA MESA — To the crashing of cymbals and beating of drums, a brilliantly adorned troupe of Lion Dancers at South Coast Plaza on Thursday heralded the arrival of the Year of the Dragon.
The shopping center was kicking off its 13-day celebration of the Lunar New Year. A 40-foot red paper dragon coiled itself in the two-story space around Jewel Court, and a ring of holiday greetings from the balcony above proclaimed "Happy New Year" in English and the languages of four Asian countries marking the occasion: China, Japan, South Korea and Vietnam.
South Coast Plaza management did not bill the event as a singular celebration of the Chinese New Year, yet aspects of Chinese culture will clearly dominate the mall's Lunar Year showcase in the coming days.
For one, an exhibit of crystal sculptures of dragons, made by San Francisco-based Liuli Glass Art, will be displayed in Jewel Court through Jan. 31. Then, on Saturday, the Bowers Museum will present a "live" Terra Cotta Warrior display, while Chinese calligraphy artist Jack Liang will create personalized bookmarks for shoppers.
In addition, the Lion Dancers will be back for at least four more performances in Jewel Court, according to an SCP press release.
On Thursday, before the Lion Dancers performed, state tourism officials announced that more than 20 tour groups comprising more than 650 travelers from mainland China would be stopping in Orange County as part of what they were billing as a 10-day "Chinese New Year" package trip around California.
The groups will converge at Disneyland on Jan. 25. Shannon Brooks, the state tourism bureau's manager for international public relations, confirmed that all 20 tour groups would also be making stops at South Coast Plaza — a "key stop" on their O.C. itinerary.
Visit California officials forecast that these more than 650 tourists would spend at least $2,652 while in California — more than twice the amount that the average foreign visitor spends as a whole on one trip. In 2010, according to state tourist data, about 401,000 visitors from mainland China (excluding Hong Kong and Taiwan) spent $1.06 billion while visiting California.
According to the same market report by Visit California, in 2010 shopping ranked as the top activity among visitors from mainland China — ahead of dining and urban sightseeing, which were ranked No. 1 and No. 2 — and outpaced shopping done by visitors from other countries, who also ranked shopping as their top activity here.
Richard M. Swanson Jr., the Irvine-based regional director of the U.S. Department of Commerce, a zone that covers California, Nevada and Hawaii, was among a group of dignitaries who attended the ceremony.
"Shopping is linked to tourism," he said, referring to how vital Chinese tourists are to that sector. "Tourism is linked to trade and trade is linked to both importing and exporting products and services — and that means economic development in both countries .... What we would like to see in the future is the same type of foreign direct investment that the Koreans and the Japanese have, [which is] reflected here in California."
Werner Escher, South Coast Plaza's executive director of domestic and international markets who emceed Thursday's ceremony, for years has overseen the SCP operation that promotes the shopping center to shoppers traveling from outside its core markets.
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Kaneria spot-fixing appeal adjourned
Danish Kaneria's appeal against the lifetime ban given to him by the ECB was adjourned in London on Monday and is unlikely to resume until the New Year.
The adjournment came following legal submissions from both sides and a new date for the hearing will be agreed in due course. Mervyn Westfield was not present on Monday.
Kaneria was punished by an ECB disciplinary panel in June for his role in the spot-fixing case involving Westfield when the two were team-mates at Essex in 2009. Westfield was jailed for four months for his part in conceding a set number of runs in an over during a CB40 match against Durham.
Westfield, who was banned for five years but can play club cricket after three, gave evidence against Kaneria at the initial ECB hearing, revealing details about how the former Pakistan legspinner introduced him to an Indian businessman known as Arun or Anu Bhatt.
Kaneria, who had been warned about Bhatt's alleged connections to illegal betting, admitted putting the two in contact but claimed he had been trying to distance himself from Bhatt.
The PCB said in July that Kaneria would be suspended from playing until the outcome of the appeal was known.


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Use of Labeled Glucose to Study Lymphocyte Replication and Survival in HIV-Infected Patients
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This study will examine how quickly white blood cells called CD4 lymphocytes replicate (divide) and how long they live in both HIV-infected and non-infected people by measuring how quickly the genetic material (DNA) of cells is replicated. To do this, participants will receive infusions of glucose, a non-radioactive form of a type of sugar. Cells normally use glucose to make various products needed for cell growth and replication, including cell DNA. Measuring how much glucose cells incorporate into their DNA can provide important information about cell replication. This rate of incorporation will be examined and compared in HIV-infected people and in healthy, normal volunteers.
HIV-infected patients and non-infected healthy volunteers 18 years of age and older may be eligible for this study. Candidates will be screened with a medical history, physical examination, chest X-ray, electrocardiogram (EKG) and blood tests.
Participants will be given a continuous infusion of glucose at a dose of up to 60 grams (about 2 ounces) per day for up to 5 days. The glucose will be delivered through a catheter (thin plastic tube) placed in an arm vein. Blood samples will be collected as often as daily in the first week following the infusion and then from twice a week to once a month for up to 4 years. Alternatively, patients may undergo leukapheresis a procedure for collecting quantities of lymphocytes up to 10 times during the first month after the infusion, and possibly later as well, but no more often than once every 2 weeks. For this procedure, whole blood is collected through a needle in an arm vein. The blood circulates through a machine that separates it into its components. The white cells are removed and the rest of the blood is returned to the body either through the same needle or through a second needle in the other arm. Participants may be asked to receive up to four glucose infusions. There will be at least a 2-week interval between infusions. Participants who have more than three leukapheresis procedures within 3 weeks will have at least 6 weeks between infusions.
Participants will be followed periodically in the outpatient clinic for evaluation and tests.
This study may provide a better understanding of how HIV causes disease and progressive weakening of the immune system and how therapies affect immunity.
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Able to provide informed consent and willing to comply with study requirements and clinic policies.
Negative urine pregnancy test (for women of childbearing potential).
Hemoglobin greater than 10 mg/dl.
Adequate venous access in the arms for blood drawing and 5 day infusions, and lymphapheresis
Willingness to allow stored samples to be used for future studies of HIV infection and/or immunological function, and willingness to have HLA typing performed. (For previously enrolled patients, patients would be requested, but not required, to provide permission to use stored samples in the future, and to permit HLA testing
Documented HIV infection (ELISA/Western blot positive or, for acute seroconverters, PCR positive).
Negative ELISA/Western blot.
Diabetes mellitus requiring drug therapy.
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Psychiatric illness or disturbance which, in the assessment of the protocol team, may affect patient safety or compliance.
Significant underlying cardiac, pulmonary, renal, gastrointestinal, rheumatologic or CNS disease as detectable on routine history, physical exam, or screening laboratory studies. Patients would be excluded if they had an acute or chronic underlying medical problem that in the judgment of the principal investigator could be exacerbated by participating in the protocol or that would make it difficult for them to comply with the protocol requirements.
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CD4 Cells
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HIV Infections
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
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Funeral services for Dorothy Carrell of Mount Vernon were at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010 at Harvey Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in the Mount Vernon City Cemetery with Dalton Graves and Chris Vidacovich officiating.
Mrs. Carrell was born on Jan. 19, 1928 in the Lakeview Community to Jesse and Mahaska Coe. She went home to be with her Heavenly Father on Sept. 23, 2010. She was 82 years old.
She is survived by one son, Loran Carrell and wife, Anita, of Nevada, Tex, a grandson, Shawn Carrell and wife, Robin, of White Oak; two great-grandchildren, Dylan and Nicholas Carrell of White Oak; a sister, Gerri Holifield and her husband, Bill, of Plano; and a brother, Lovice Coe of Mount Vernon.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 46 years, Harvey Carrell, a son, Cary Carrell, and a sister, Hortense Cox.
She was a treasure, a true blessing to everyone who knew her, always a servant for Christ - a beautiful and compassionate mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. She will be greatly missed.
Pallbearers were Perry Hollifield, Ronnie Hollifield, Paul Majors, Richard Rutledge, Gary Cox, and Martin McCormick.


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We now know why Jason Pinkston has been a no-show at training camp for the Cleveland Browns:
The Browns officially announce Pitt OL Jason Pinkston has been waived. It appears the issue w/ his lungs is career ending. Sad.â Aditi Kinkhabwala (@AKinkhabwala)
August 4, 2014
NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport seconded Kinkhabwala's report, learning from a source informed of the situation that Pinkston's NFL career is likely over after reaching an injury settlement with the team.
After Pinkston's 2012 campaign was sideswiped by a hospital stay for blood clots in his lungs, the lineman returned to the ICU just seven days before camp, Rapoport was told.
Based on the treatment plan of six months, the Browns let him go.
Drafted in the fifth round by Cleveland in 2011, Pinkston started all 16 games as a rookie. He's started just eight games since.
"More than likely I'll have to retire," Pinkston texted ESPN.com's Adam Schefter on Monday. "The Browns were great working with me and I would love to thank GM Ray Farmer and Owner Jimmy Haslam for my opportunity here in Cleveland. It's been an honor to be apart of the organization and city."
On a day that also saw David Wilson's career come crashing down, it's another reminder that glories on the football field are of a fleeting quality.
The latest Around The League Podcast talks about the good and bad out of Cowboys camp, then plays the "What's More Likely?" game.


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Exacta: Picking two horses to finish first and second in exact order. Trifecta: Picking three horses to finish first, second, and third in exact order. Superfecta: Picking four horses to finish first, second, third, and fourth in exact order. Daily Double: Picking the winners of two races that are designated as Daily Double races. Wagers must be placed before the running of the first of the two races.
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|Celiac friendly
11173 West Broad Street, Glen Allen, VA 23060
Ate at the buffet/salad bar with no issues. I steer clear from items that are next to gluten items and therefore avoid CC issues. The store itself has a lot of GF items, especially in the frozen/refrigerated sections. Personal-sized cakes, breads, and cheesecakes!
|Celiac friendly
808 Columbus Avenue, New York, NY 10025
Hot food bar is all labeled if dishes contain wheat, and they have a decent variety of store brand, cheaper gf options.
2847 Park Avenue, Tustin, CA 92782
Good selection of GF food at hot bar, you just have to be vigilant about reading all labels before you get something. And of course there are tons of gluten free options throughout the store.
7881 Edinger Ave Suite 150, Huntington Beach, CA 92647
The staff was awesome! Francisca asked about my sensitivity and created a separate work station for me. She's great! Can't say enough good things
808 Columbus Avenue, New York, NY 10025
Good for GF groceries. Would be nice if they specified whether their prepared foods are GF. Nice cooked stuff and salad bar but celiacs can't touch.
|Celiac friendly
1-3 George St, Richmond TW9 1AB, UK
Good old Whole Foods. They carry plenty of delicious GF brands, even Beyond Bread breads. Great for stocking up your kitchen or for a picnic in the park
388 Kamakee St Ste 100, Honolulu, HI 96814
Love the salad & hot food bar at whole foods. All the items are marked with allergens & there's very few items with gluten so comfortable with the cross contamination risk of a salad bar. Just just fill your take out box with roast meats, hot sides & salads
3495 US Route 1 South, Princeton, NJ 08540
Great selection. They have gluten free ravioli in the fresh section and they are so good!
|Celiac friendly
414 Miller Ave, Mill Valley, CA 94941
There are many opción gluten free but NO a lot
|Not celiac friendly
1700 Duke St, Alexandria, VA 22314
They make no effort to keep any prepared foods away from contamination such as placing crusty bread on top of the salad bar with crumbs falling everywhere, etc. Labeling looks promising but if you look closely they are often wrong, not matching up with actual food, many don't have allergens listed and use odd wording like graham instead of wheat. Overall, really frustrating that a supposedly healthy store makes zero effort to try and make their foods safe.
|Celiac friendly
1050 Gayley Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90024
Of all grocery stores, I find Whole Foods to be one of the most gluten free friendly. Tons of good options. Just make you read the labels!
|Celiac friendly
1420 W State Route 89 A, Sedona, AZ 86336
Great selection of gluten free items!
1531 Froom Ranch Way, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
No fresh gluten free items in the bakery. Very disappointing that the few gf items are frozen or bulk packaged.
|Not celiac friendly
4315 Arden Way, Sacramento, CA 95864
They sell gluten free grocery items. I was told as for the buffet style food they can't guarantee it's gluten free because it's all made in the same kitchen.
2607 W. 75th Street, Naperville, IL 60540
They have so many great packaged items but so disappointed they have no freshly prepared safe gluten free options. We live close and my husband and I eat here often but there are no safe items for our celiac kids. We would think a place like this would have its own counter or area for preparing safe food. Even the gelato wasn't safe and the employee had no idea what I was talking about. Whole Foods needs to sept it up for having fresh food for gluten free and celiac people.
1548 North Dale Mabry Highway., Tampa, FL 33607
Able to stock up on GF snacks between airport and hotel. Added plus is the Target upstairs for other necessities and Total Wine in same shopping center.
|Celiac friendly
151 Sockanosset Cross Road, Cranston, RI 02920
Best selection of gluten free pasta and gluten free baking ingredients. They have some gluten free cereals that are not available at other stores. I shop here every week.
|Celiac friendly
990 W. Eisenhower Parkway, Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Couldn't think if a better place for GF options. The staff is highly qualified to discuss your options. They go the extra mile to be helpful.
|Celiac friendly
100 Market Street, Lynnfield, Massachusetts 01940
There are so many gluten free options- from prepared food, fresh ingredients, pastas, breads, donuts, frozen items, crackers- you name it! We have even stopped in here for a gf cheesecake (mini rounds) before movies! Awesome! 🙌👏👍
|Celiac friendly
888 116th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
Great salad and hot bar, with clearly labelled ingredients. Wide range of snacks and baked goods, also, so very easy to find something to grab.
1797 Hydraulic Road, Charlottesville, Virginia 22901
Unless your looking for over priced frozen bread,cake or cupcakes - Don't wast your time. Very disappointing selection.
201 S Broadway Ave, Boise, ID 83703
They used to be great about listing ingredients. It's kind of hit and miss now. Lately the food seems like it is not very fresh too. :(.
|Celiac friendly
20 Glasshouse St, London W1B 5AR, United Kingdom
Good place! Some initial problems to understand the gluten free foods
41 Miller St, Winston-Salem, NC 27104
Every item on their hot bar has listed ingredients so it's super easy to be sure you're getting a gf meal in a buffet style setting.
3139 Sheridan Dr, Buffalo, NY 14226
They have gluten free calamari, gluten free roll options for burgers and all of the gluten free items labeled appropriately on their menu. They have about 6 different flavors of chicken wings that were all gluten free! Their French fries aren't gluten free but they offer a salad as a side choice instead!
10576 Perry Hwy, Wexford, PA 15090
Stopped carrying their gluten free buns. Don't have a dedicated fryer. They have salad though?
|Celiac friendly
10576 Perry Hwy, Wexford, PA 15090
Lots of good gluten free options, including WFM bakery line items that are delicious. A little pricey though.
13998 Cedar Rd., University Heights, OH 44118
This review is for "The Kitchen Counter" at this Whole Foods Market. I enjoyed a gluten free made to order burger (avocado, grilled onion, grilled mushroom, beef). One of the workers, whose son has celiac disease, offered to make me sweet potato fries from scratch in the back so that there wouldn't be any cross contamination risk with fryer oil. My husband said his balsamic salmon risotto with roasted vegetables was delicious. I also enjoyed a glass of wine. James ordered a Gold Rush which was super tasty.
|Celiac friendly
390 Coddingtown Mall, Santa Rosa, CA 95401
very knowledgeable employees, they use to have celiac meetings once per quarter of the year.
550 Bowie St, Austin, TX 78703
I've never seen a Whole Foods this huge! Not so many gluten free fresh options but a must see in Austin! 😊
3804 Oleander Dr, Wilmington, NC 28403
I agree, it is a hustle to find GF in here sometimes. I've asked them which one was GF on their hot bar but was told probably non because they can't guarantee cross contamination. It's weird that a place like Whole Foods can't muster up willingness to accommodate us since this is a health food store, when LOVEY'S and the Co-op can, and they are much smaller businesses. I also agree, their food often has too much pepper.
|Not celiac friendly
300 Bergen Town Center, Paramus, NJ 07652
Frozen selection is good but there are too many times where some of the hot food bar items don't have the ingredients listed or they will list the allergy containing ingredients on the bottom but then when you read the entire ingredient list is has gluten?! It doesn't make any sense. I have also seen people use spoons from a gluten item that is sitting right next to a non gluten item and use it, cross contaminating the food.
|Celiac friendly
27001 US Hwy 19 N, Clearwater, FL 33761
Grocery Store with GF / Organic options
|Celiac friendly
1550 N. Kingsbury Street, Chicago, IL 60642
All of the allergens are clearly labeled on all of their prepared foods. So easy to pick up something quick.
|Celiac friendly
2748 Green Bay Rd, Evanston, IL 60201
All of the allergens are clearly labeled on all of their prepared foods. So easy to pick up something quick.
|Celiac friendly
4004 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77025
They have a wide variety of gluten free items!
|Not celiac friendly
2607 W. 75th Street, Naperville, IL 60540
Ordered veggie and cheese catering platters for a party in my home. GF accommodations are not available for catering orders (I asked) and the person who took my order seemed put out that I declined the crackers that came on the cheese platter. Quite disappointed.
|Celiac friendly
11173 West Broad Street, Glen Allen, VA 23060
They do a good job with labeling prepared foods. I've eaten there many times and not gotten suck.
|Celiac friendly
4021 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, TN 37215
I love eating at the hot bar at WF because the ingredients for each item are always listed. I'll usually get some smoked chicken and roasted sweet potatoes and a steamed veggie. There are also a few sushi options that are gluten free! Just avoid anything with sauce (like spicy mayo) and obviously don't use the soy sauce included. (BYO tamari!)
|Not celiac friendly
The Barkers Building, 63-97 Kensington High Street London, UK W8 5SE
Barely celiac friendly. Went in to grab something quick to eat. Got the soup and took one bite and knew it had gluten. That was the only thing they said they had that was gluten free. Very disappointed.
19440 NW Cornell Rd, Hillsboro, OR 97124
Burger bar has gluten free buns
|Celiac friendly
1686 Boston Post Road, Milford, CT 06460
Excellent!!! It's where I shop for all my gluten free stuff and vegetarian foods. They stock a ton of vegan foods too. I'm always happy shopping or eating there. A+ customer service
800 Del Monte Center, Monterey, CA 93940
I'm a local and do most of my regular shopping here with many gf choices. But I no longer get anything from the hot bar or sandwich bar (even though they have gf bread) because of cross contamination -- have gotten sick too many times. I do eat from the salad bar but with my own dressing.
|Not celiac friendly
1700 Duke St, Alexandria, VA 22314
Be warned: the hot bar now has very few selections that are gluten free. Even the chili now has wheat in it. On a good day they will have one entree item that is gluten free. Most days though all they have is a side dish or two and maybe a soup. Most of the side dishes now include soy sauce. I spoke to customer service about this a few weeks ago. Nothing has changed.
1140 Woodruff Road, Greenville, SC 29607
What's not love to about Wholefoods. They list all their ingredients on their food bars. Also this location sells amazing desserts from a local bakery.
170 Great Rd, Bedford, MA 01730
good options for groceries.
|Celiac friendly
115 Mack Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
You have to stick to packaged foods, but it has everything you need.
|Not celiac friendly
3535 NE 15th Ave., Portland, OR 97212
Gluten containing meats in deli case so all sliced meats and cheese are possibly contaminated. It's not hard to carry gluten free ham that doesn't contaminate your slicers—there are plenty available —they just aren't trying.
6910 McKinley St, Sebastopol, CA 95472
I've shopped at Whole Foods stores since 2003, when living in Houston, TX; Boulder, CO; Berkeley, CA; and while traveling to many cities around the country. This Whole Foods store in Sebastopol, CA does have more gluten free options than the other grocery stores in Sebastopol. However, I have also found it to be the least gluten free friendly Whole Foods of any place I've lived. I have to go to the Whole Foods in Santa Rosa to get many of my favorite gluten free items.
|Not celiac friendly
815 Southeast 160th Avenue, Vancouver, WA 98683
Gluten free options are very scarce. Asked about gfree in the deli and they don't have many options and cannot guarantee the items will not be cross contaminated. 😳 They make it right there, should be able to clean an area or put paper down and have it be safe. Options throughout the store are pretty limited. Go else.
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El Centro is one of Northeastern Illinois University's locations. It is a focal point for the Latino community and provides educational opportunities within a culturally comfortable and easily accessible setting. El Centro offers the general education program of the University to students who are interested in taking classes primarily during the evening hours and/or weekends, and beginning the fall of 2014 semester we will offer additional morning classes.
The staff at El Centro assists prospective students and their families with the admission and financial aid processes to get started on their academic journey at Northeastern. Beginning the fall of 2014, El Centro will offer undergraduate courses leading to bachelor's degrees in computer science, justice studies, social work and special education. Additionally, El Centro provides comprehensive academic support and co-curricular programs for students, such as our signature mentoring program, GUIAS (Guidance, Inspiration and Academic Support). El Centro serves nontraditional, part-time and returning adult student populations as well as traditional first-year and transfer students.
In collaboration with community-based organizations, El Centro serves the community through outreach programs in the areas of citizenship, education, health, housing and technology. Additionally, non-credit workshops in English as a Second Language (ESL) are offered for community members at no cost. The El Centro Community Education Program seeks to improve the lives of people living in the Avondale, Hermosa and Logan Square communities and surrounding Chicago neighborhoods. El Centro is poised to continue to provide access and educational opportunities to diverse communities in the Chicago area and serve as a resource and a bridge for students and community members to develop their human capital, nurture self-esteem, and prepare for the professions in the multicultural world of the 21st century.
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The Comeback of the $150,000 Gown
Christina Binkley takes a look at trends from the haute couture shows in Paris.
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It is a well known fact that most weight loss plans end in disaster. As a matter of fact, it is commonly thought that quitting eating unhealthy food is even more difficult than quitting smoking or other addictive drugs. When you quit smoking, all you have to do is give up one product. When you develop a healthy diet, you have to change everything about the way you eat.
This is why so many people like to look at weight loss testimonials for ideas and inspirations. There are dozens upon dozens of weight loss supplements, diets, pills, and other cures out there, so it can be a daunting task to figure out which one is the right one for you. Although most people recommend a combination of eating a healthy diet in accordance with the food pyramid, working out several times a week, and taking the right weight loss supplements, this still leaves a lot of unanswered questions. Which supplements are the best ones? What is the healthiest diet? Exactly how much do I have to exercise? Weight loss testimonials can help you to answer these and similar questions.
Some of the best weight loss testimonials are the ones that come from the people you know. Although you can read online weight loss testimonials, it can be hard to tell whether or not they are accurate. If you have a friend who has lost a lot of weight, however, you can ask him or her to find out just how it was done. Your friend may have gone through many different weight loss diets, supplements, and exercise programs, so he or she may be in a great position to tell you what to do and what to not waste your time with.
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Serves: Makes 6 servings
- Custard:
- 2 cups (16 ounces) whole milk
- 3 tablespoons (1½ ounces) sugar
- Grated zest of 3 limes
- 3 large eggs
- 6 ounces white chocolate, finely chopped
- Caramel Lining:
- ½ cup (4 ounces) water
- 1 cup (7 ounces) sugar
- ¼ teaspoon cream of tartar
- Candied lime zest and Softly Whipped Cream, for serving
Procedures:Whether you call it flan, crème caramel, or crème renversée, it's hard to resist a creamy custard turned upside down and served in a pool of liquid caramel. The flavors of crème caramel are always more complex than regular custard because of the caramel that surrounds it during baking and chilling, which adds a layer of flavor beyond the custard itself. A measure of white chocolate gives this one a lovely texture, while the lime and caramel work in tandem to cut the sweetness of the chocolate. Though this is a classic crème caramel, with whole milk and eggs only, the white chocolate makes it taste richer and creamier.
Make and flavor the custard: Heat the milk, sugar, and lime zest in the medium saucepan over low heat just until the mixture begins to simmer. Remove from the heat, cover, and allow to steep for 1 to 1½ hours, until the lime flavor is strong. You can even leave the mixture to steep overnight in the refrigerator, if you like.
Make the caramel lining: Pour the water into the small saucepan and add the sugar and cream of tartar. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until the sugar has dissolved and the liquid is clear. Increase the heat to high and boil rapidly, swirling the pan occasionally (without stirring) to cook the sugar evenly, until the caramel turns a deep golden brown. Remove from the heat and immediately divide the caramel among the custard cups, swirling each cup to distribute the still-liquid caramel evenly up the sides. Be careful to go only about halfway up the sides. The caramel is very hot and you don't want it to drip off the edge of a cup and onto your skin. You may want to keep a small bowl of ice water nearby in case a bit of caramel touches your skin. Set the caramel-lined cups in the roasting pan, making sure they don't touch, and let them cool for 10 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 325°F and position an oven rack in the center.
Temper the eggs: Place the saucepan with the lime-infused milk mixture back over medium heat, uncover, and reheat just until it begins to simmer. Whisk the eggs in the medium bowl. Twist a damp kitchen towel into a rope and wrap it around the bottom of the bowl to secure it while you temper the eggs. Pour about ½ cup of the hot milk mixture into the eggs, whisking constantly. Once blended, whisk in another ½ cup. Then slowly pour the rest of the mixture into the eggs, whisking constantly. Add the white chocolate and whisk until melted and blended completely.
Strain and bake the custard: Pour the mixture through the strainer into the pitcher and discard the zest. Divide the warm custard among the cups in the pan. Pull out the oven rack and place the pan on the rack. Remove one of the cups, pour enough hot tap water (not boiling) into that area to come halfway up the sides of the cups, and replace the cup. Cut a piece of foil large enough to fit just inside the edges of the roasting pan, then lay the foil across the top of the cups, making sure it doesn't touch the custard. You may need to smooth and flatten the foil on the counter if any wrinkles touch the custard. Gently push the rack back into the oven, shut the oven door, and bake the custards for 30 to 40 minutes, until they are just set and their centers are no longer wobbly (test by gently tapping the side of the pan with a spoon).
Remove the foil and then the pan from the oven, being careful not to tilt the pan and splash water on top of the custards. Set the pan on a heatproof surface. Use a pair of tongs (or your hand protected by a kitchen towel) to immediately remove the cups from the water bath and place them on a rack to cool to room temperature, about 40 minutes. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until cold, at least 4 hours or overnight.
Unmold the custards: Run a mini-spatula or a thin, flexible knife inside the edge of a cup, pressing the knife into the cup to avoid gouging the custard. Place a serving plate upside down on top of the cup, then, holding the two together, invert them. The custard should slide out of the cup and onto the plate. Candied lime zest is a lovely garnish here. Place a few strands on top of each custard and scatter a few more around each plate.
Serve the custards: Crème caramel is at its best at room temperature, so let the custards, still in their cups, sit out for about 30 minutes before serving. If you like, place a small spoonful of softly whipped cream on top of each. Candied lime zest is a lovely garnish here. Place a few strands on top of each custard and scatter a few more around each plate.
To make candied citrus zest: Zest 4 limes, lemons, oranges, tangerines, or grapefruits using a vegetable peeler. Scrape off any white pith with the tip of a knife and cut the zest into long thin strips. In a small saucepan, bring 1 cup of water and 1 cup of sugar to a boil. Stir briefly until the sugar has dissolved and the liquid is clear. Add 2 tablespoons of light corn syrup and the zest. Reduce the liquid to a simmer, cover, and cook for 20 to 30 minutes, or until the zest is translucent and tender. Use immediately or refrigerate the candied zest in the syrup in an airtight container for up to 1 month.


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"Ki", the first in a series of albums from acclaimed Canadian musician/producer Devin Townsend (STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, STEVE VAI, LAMB OF GOD, DARKEST HOUR, GWAR) to be made available under the DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT moniker, will be released in Europe on May 25 and in North America on June 19 via InsideOut Music.
In a world of increasing conformity and musical banality, Devin Townsend is among the few real personalities who have character, charisma and surprising innovative creativity. As a solo artist and producer, leader of the (by now disbanded) STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, with whom he played Ozzfest and the main stage at the Download festival, and vocalist on Steve Vai's album "Sex And Religion", Townsend has always inspired fans and critics alike.
"Ki" track listing:
01. A Monday
02. Coast
03. Disruptr
04. Gato
05. Terminal
06. Heaven Send
07. Ain't Never Gonna Win...
08. Winter
09. Trainfire
10. Lady Helen
11. Ki
12. Quiet Riot
13. Demon League
Comments Townsend: "'Ki' is the first in a series of four albums under the moniker 'DEVIN TOWNSEND PROJECT.' Each album is essentially a different band or collection of session musicians playing my music. They were chosen based on what the theme of the album is and the vibe that the album is trying to project. The album 'Ki' is very specific in this quartet of albums in that it controls its anger throughout, barring one song — 'Heaven Send' — and really is an exercise in having little to prove."
Devin adds, "'Ki' is a subtle, severe album. A challenge in some ways. As the 'intro' to the story (the story being the four records) it needs to set the stage. The point to the music is that the whisper is louder than the roar in many ways. 'Ki' is (on the surface) quiet and unassuming. Whenever it begins to lose its temper, it stops. It does not let it go, it is avoiding that temptation, as that sort of anger is really gratifying but ultimately just leaves me unhappy. 'Ki' is about control, and although it is not an overtly 'heavy' album, it is heavy thematically. On these four records, it starts with 'Ki', which is essentially a cross section of all the albums, but the idea is that it is not here to impose itself. It just does it's thing. Like a little a.m radio playing in the corner.
"Many folks have been waiting to see what I do next after SYL and 'Ziltoid', so after careful consideration, I wanted the first record to be quiet and subtle, however fear not chaos fans... the next two records in the quartet are progressively heavier, and the third album, 'Deconstruction', is the heaviest music I've ever created. So with 'Ki', I wanted to make it a bit of an appetizer. I know myself, that as I get older, a steady diet of chaotic music does little more than give me a headache. So with 'Ki', I wanted to re-introduce myself in a way that says, 'I can make chaos like you've never heard, but for starters, please get comfortable.' The common ground to my previous releases would be my voice, but even my guitar playing has changed. I use primarily a clean tone now (no distortion) and in terms of the sonics, I have used very little compression and it is not mastered very loud. The term 'Ki' loosely means 'life force' and, therefore, in almost the antithesis to my previous albums, there is no real editing or triggers on the drums. Much of the music was recorded 'live off the floor.' I wanted to preserve the energy flow without worrying so much about mistakes."
A five-minute "teaser" for "Ki" is available for streaming at this location.


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Ghetto people get up for most all holidays. Usually because they're excuses to get into certain activities. As mentioned a month ago, it's the time to either eat like a pig, drink like a fish, smoke like a chimney maybe, party like a rockstar…or in the case of Halloween, do the following:
-dress like a complete whore. Used to be that females did like everyone else and dressed in rather silly costumes. While some still do, many chicks have latched on to this obsessive need to be a "sexy ____." Sexy werewolf, sexy firefighter, sexy sportswriter, sexy person who cleans toilets, sexy bowling shoe disinfector (probably isn't a word, who cares?), sexy serial rapist. Hell, there will probably be some fat ghetto girl who comes out in a bra and panties and says that's her costume so she can get laid. Any excuse to wear tight revealing sh*t and get their cleavage drooled into like the attention whores they are, these tramps are now making the most un-sexy thing you can possibly think of "sexy"…perfect night for a ghetto girl to get knocked up at 2am. And she won't know who the father is because he was masked up that night* and she was drunk off Incredible Hulks.
-be criminal and destructive. Throw eggs, play Bushwick Bill and rob little kids for their trick or treat bags, deface cars, or take it to the annual Detroit extreme: burn houses down on Devil's Night. Putting innocent families who don't have insurance on the street. Yep, there's ghetto bastards ready to make a fun night miserable this weekend.
-get the little crumb-crunchers free candy. Hey, ghetto people love free crap and they wanna shut their kids up…what better way to kill two birds with one stone than to send their little bad *sses out in those cheap supermarket vinyl costumes (hey, screw getting creative) to go get candy that will have their heads jumping off their bodies for a week?
*Speaking of creativity, ghetto dudes 16 and up will likely just throw on a mask with their everyday gear, and call it a costume since they're too "hard" to turn their swag off and really get silly with it. They just wanna hit up a party and look to come up…maybe on some skins, maybe on some money from knocking off a liquor store (save the hate mail), who knows.
Anyways, Halloween is simply there to usher in the ghetto holiday f*ckery that's just getting started.


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Last weekend a couple of buddies dragged me out to see the Ugly Truth. I hadn't heard anything about, but was prepared to give it a go, being a fan of Katherine Heigl's work so far and lovin' Gerard Butler in Phantom of the Opera.
I loved it. I mean, really loved it. In the past 10 days, I've seen in 3 times. Something about it really appeals to me on a level I can't explain.
Perhaps it's due to the ongoing problems The Fiancee and I keep having, perhaps because I know girls like the main character. Perhaps it's just that I hate most romantic comedies, finding them to set up women for unrealistic expectations on how men in love behave.
The Ugly Truth isn't so much a romantic comedy, as a comedy about romance. One friend describes is as 'the anti-chick flick.' Another calls it 'a romantic comedy for guys.' All these descriptions are true. Admittedly the formula is predictable, but oddly enough it's kinda thought provoking. Or maybe it just hit home because of the Problems (yeah, they deserve a capital) in my own relationship.
What really surprised me was the reviews. One star. Two stars. Comments saying it 'fails in it's objective.' Claims of 'unoriginal.' Comparing a particular scene to a famous scene from a classic romantic comedy. Yet not one person I know of who has seen it, has had any complaints. Several of them has said that it's made them think about their own relationships, current and past which is big thing for a run of the mill romantic comedy to do.
Maybe, like the rest of us, the reviewers found something in the movie hit home and couldn't handle it.


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Iconic Lupin the Third characters Lupin and his partner in crime Jigen are getting two new figurines for your posing enjoyment.
Part of the Revoltech line, the figures will be out next February in Japan, with the Lupin priced at ¥2,980 (US$37) and the Jigen priced at ¥2,400 ($US29). The Lupin figure is wearing his first series green jacket.
Yes, these Lupin figures do have unsightly, exposed joints, but in what you lose in cosmetics, you gain in posing fun.
In the above gallery, you can also see a previously released "red jacket" Lupin figure.
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SAN DIEGO, Jan. 14, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Receptos, Inc. (Nasdaq:RCPT), a biopharmaceutical company developing therapeutic candidates for the treatment of immune and metabolic diseases, announced today closing of the previously announced underwritten public offering of 3,320,000 shares of its common stock at a price to the public of $30.75 per share, as well as the full exercise of the option granted to the underwriters to purchase an aggregate of 498,000 additional shares of common stock. The gross proceeds to Receptos from this offering were approximately $117.4 million, before deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and other estimated offering expenses. All of the shares in the offering were sold by Receptos.
Receptos intends to use the net proceeds received from this offering to fund continued development of its product candidate RPC1063 in ongoing clinical trials for relapsing multiple sclerosis and ulcerative colitis, development of its in-licensed product candidate RPC4046 in a clinical trial for eosinophilic esophagitis, other ongoing preclinical and research programs and for general corporate purposes including working capital.
Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC, Leerink Partners LLC and BMO Capital Markets acted as joint book-running managers for the offering. Wedbush PacGrow Life Sciences acted as a co-manager.
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About Receptos
Receptos is a biopharmaceutical company developing therapeutic candidates for the treatment of immune and metabolic diseases. The Company's lead program, RPC1063, is a sphingosine 1-phosphate 1 receptor (S1P1R) small molecule modulator candidate for immune indications, including relapsing multiple sclerosis (RMS) and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The Company is also developing RPC4046, an anti-interleukin-13 (IL-13) antibody, for an allergic/immune-mediated orphan disease, eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE). Receptos has established expertise in high resolution protein crystal structure determination, biology and drug discovery for G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs).
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