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This was one of those quilts that drove me crazy when I was trying to decide on a layout. I must have spent a combined total of several hours just moving blocks around on my design wall. And wouldn't you know it, once I finally settled on a layout I liked, I got it mixed up when I sewed the blocks together. Cara suggested a great method for labeling them to keep this from happening, but did I follow that? Of course not. I wanted to tear the paper off before I decided on a layout, because the blocks wouldn't stick to my design wall with the paper still on them. Then I was too lazy to get out the masking tape. And I really didn't think it was necessary anyway, since it's all of about three feet from my design wall to my machine. How could they get mixed up from there to here? Apparently, they could. And now it's making me crazy enough that I'm actually thinking of trying to un-sew one particular block and put in something different. We'll see how motivated I am to do that a few days from now.
But aside from those few blocks sticking in my craw, I really am loving this quilt and couldn't be happier with it. It's probably one of my favorite quilts I've done so far. Thank you, Cara, for a wonderful quilt-along. It will pain me to give this one away.
And now all I have to do is piece together a couple of backs, and this and its boy counterpart, my Modern Meadow baby quilt, are ready to be quilted. Any thoughts for some cool backs, for either of these quilts? And I'm linking up to Fabric Tuesday at Quilt Story and Sew Modern Monday at Canoe Ridge Creations—head over there to see more modern sewing projects.
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Not thrilled with it?! Are you crazy??? It's GORGEOUS! I love it! Don't touch that unpicker!ReplyDelete
Lee, I think your quilt is beautiful. For the life of me, can't figure out which blocks you'd want to unsew. :-) We are always our worst critics, aren't we? I love it! Thanks for sharing. http://scantquarterinch.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
It looks fabulous. I can hardly wait to make one.ReplyDelete
I think it's a great quilt. I love the softness of the colors.ReplyDelete
Not sure why you're so unhappy with it, I think it looks fabulous. I'm sure when we're putting these things together we focus on it way too much, really. Take a step back. I'm sure you'll love it too!ReplyDelete
Lee, this looks awesome! I can't see where you would want to rip one out, but I understand, I think we all do that to ourselves after we finish a quilt top. I think this turned out just beautiful.ReplyDelete
As for a back, what about a super-sized full lattice, in the center, sashed by your Kona Stone?
It looks gorgeous!!...and I think we all know how easily they get mixed up from here to there....lol Have done it time after time....ReplyDelete
Not sure on what to back it with, but it is so amazing! Wish I had some Far Far away, to make one too!ReplyDelete
very fresh and crisp looking - love the style it has.ReplyDelete
Love the colors, especially how the grey stripe sets everything off so well.ReplyDelete
This is one of my favorite FFA 2 quilts! I love your choice of grey and white borders! It's wonderful! =)ReplyDelete
It's beautiful Lee!ReplyDelete
It turned out so great. I really love it.ReplyDelete
This is so awesome! I love your interpretation of the Lattice Quilt. I think this will have to be my next quilt after I finish up my current project. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
It looks perfect--don't you dare change anything! I love it, so quickly come to your senses and adore it like I do! :DReplyDelete
This looks great!!! I personally can't tell if something is out of place, but I understand about something bugging only you! looks great though, love it!ReplyDelete
it's beautiful! Don't change anything lady. :)ReplyDelete
I stayed up until midnight last night to get all the blocks done, and beat the boy up this morning to lay them out on the floor... but he woke up and likes to destroy whatever is on the floor, so I was rushed, and I'm not sure I'll be really happy with my lay-out... so I understand your pain. ;)
Love this Lee! It is perfect! I wouldn't change a thing.ReplyDelete
Thanks for linking up! :)
I love your quilt. Could you tell me the size of it and if you used the same size of the strips and triangles on the quilt a long? I like the white and gray sizes.ReplyDelete
Wow, this turned out great! It is so beautiful.ReplyDelete
I have messed up putting blocks together so many times I have sticky notes that I use to label them r/c
It's beautiful! I really like it!ReplyDelete
I love it, Lee! And I'm sure you're the only one who will notice the blocks in the wrong order.ReplyDelete
Really terrific! Love the grey with orange. So nice!!ReplyDelete
It looks beautiful!! And I can't tell that any of the blocks look like an odd placement so I am not sure which block you are unhappy with, but it looks pretty fabulous to me!ReplyDelete
We are always our own worst critic! I made a fleece rag quilt for my mom who is a quilter. It was my first attempt at sewing. There were so many things I wanted to change, but my mom loved it. Yes, she was my mom, but she said it was perfect for her. Good thing too cause I wouldn't have kept it. Sometimes we have to settle of good instead of great. =)ReplyDelete
It is SOOO beautiful!ReplyDelete
Do not change a thing. It is a beauty! Congrats on getting the top done!!ReplyDelete
So, so pretty!ReplyDelete
Stopping by from Fabric Tuesday!
Turned out beautifully!ReplyDelete
This quilt is GORGEOUS. I'm in love.ReplyDelete


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If Proposition 96 had been defeated, it would have nullified a gaming compact enacted in early 2007 between the state of California and the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians.
It is one of four extremely similar ballot measures that appeared simultaneously on the February 5, 2008 ballot in California.
All four similar gaming compact measures allow certain Native American tribes in California to add additional slot machines in exchange for giving the state government a higher percentage of their profits from the new slot machines. The four ballot measures differed only in which tribe they referred to and how many slot machines that tribe was allowed to add as a result of the compacts.
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|California Proposition 97
Proposition 97:
- Allowed the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians to add an additional 3,000 slot machines and one additional casino.
- Requires the tribe to make a minimum $25,400,000 annual payment to the state government, and pay an additional percentage of the revenue generated from the additional slot machine to the state.[1]
- Required the tribe to enter into an enforceable agreement to "reduce or avoid significant environmental impacts and to pay for increased public service costs, or go to arbitration to settle disagreements on these issues." This is a stronger degree of regulation than existed in the 1999 gaming compacts that were supplanted by Proposition 97.
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|Ballot Measures
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|By year
|Not on ballot
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The ballot title was:
The official summary provided to describe Proposition 96 said:
A "Yes" vote approves and a "No" vote rejects, a law that:
- Ratifies amendment to existing gaming compact between the state and Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians; amendment would permit tribe to operate 3,000 additional slot machines;
- Omits certain projects from scope of California Environmental Quality Act; amendment provides for Tribal Environmental Impact Report and intergovernmental procedure to address environmental impact;
- Revenue paid by tribe to be deposited in General Fund; tribe would make $23,400,000 annual payment and pay percentage of revenue generated from the additional slot machines to the state.
Fiscal impact
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The fiscal estimate provided by the California Legislative Analyst's Office said:
- Net increase in annual state government revenues probably in the tens of millions of dollars, growing over time through 2030.
- For local governments in Riverside County, potential net increase of revenues due to economic growth and potential increased payments from the tribe to offset higher costs.
The official voter guide arguments in favor of Proposition 97 were signed by:
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- Jack O'Connell, California Superintendent of Public Instruction
- Gene Gantt, Legislative Director, California Fire Chiefs Association[2]
- Linda Adams, Secretary, California Environmental Protection Agency
- Alan Wayne Barcelona, president, California Statewide Law Enforcement Association[3]
Arguments in favor
Supporters of Proposition 97 made these arguments in its favor in the state's official voter guide and elsewhere:
- "These agreements will provide hundreds of millions of dollars in new revenues each year and billions in the years ahead to help pay for public safety, education, and other services.
- Raise $200 million the first year (with revenues increasing significantly in future years) and an estimated $9 billion over the next two decades to help balance the budget and pay for schools, roads and bridges, public safety and health care
- "The agreements will create thousands of new jobs for Indians and non-Indians."
- The agreement will strengthen employee and environmental protections.[3]
A joint campaign was conducted in favor of Propositions 94, 95, 96 and 97.
$108,366,370 was contributed to the joint campaign in favor of a "yes" vote on all 4 propositions.[4]
Donors of $100,000 or more were:
|Pechanga Band of Luiseno Mission Indians
|Morongo Band of Mission Indians
|Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians
|Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation
The official voter guide arguments opposing Proposition 97 were signed by:
- Marty Hittelman, president, California Federation of Teachers
- John A. Gomez, Jr., president, American Indian Rights and Resources Organization
- Lenny Goldberg, executive director, California Tax Reform Association
- John F. Hanley, fire captain, Fire Fighters Local 798
- Dolores Huerta, co-founder, United Farm Workers
- Maury Hannigan, former commissioner and chief executive officer, California Highway Patrol
Arguments against
Californians Against Unfair Deals gave these reasons to oppose the compacts:[5]
- Fail to include clear and fair revenue sharing plans
- The deals would make California home to some of the largest casinos in the world, with more than twice as many slot machines as the big Vegas casinos.
- One third of California's gaming business would be given to 4 of 108 tribes, which might economically devastate smaller tribes.
- The new compacts fail to let communities protest over the possible environmental impact on the area.
- The 4 tribes that benefit from the compacts have a history of denying affordable health care to their employees.
- The deals let the Big 4 tribes manipulate the "revenue sharing formula" and underpay the state.
A joint campaign was conducted in opposition to Propositions 94, 95, 96 and 97.
$64,331,873 was contributed to the joint campaign in favor of a "no" vote on all 4 propositions, through two different committees (Californians Against Unfair Deals and Tribes for Fair Play).[6]
Donors of $100,000 or more were:
|Pala Band of Mission Indians
|Auburn Rancheria
|Stockbridge Real Estate Fund
|UNITE Here
|Bay Meadows Race Track
|Hollywood Park Race Track
|Fair Public Policy Coalition
|International Union of Operating Engineers
Public opinion polls
- See also Polls, 2008 ballot measures
|Date of Poll
|Polling company
|In favor
|December 2007
|Field Poll
|January 14-20, 2008
|Field Poll[7]
Path to the ballot
- See also: California signature requirements
As veto referendums, 433,971 valid signatures each were required to qualify Propositions 94, 95, 96 and 97 for the ballot, or a total of 1,735,884 signatures. The joint signature drive to qualify all four for the ballot was conducted by Arno Political Consultants and was paid for by Californians Against Unfair Deals.
Arno Political Consultants was paid $3,704,531.30 in total for this work. That comes to $926,132.83 for each individual petition drive.[8]
See also
- California 2008 ballot propositions
- California Tribal Gaming Compacts (2008)
- Campaign finance requirements for California ballot measures
- Laws governing the initiative process in California
- California signature requirements
External links
- Official Voter Information Guide : Proposition 97
- PDF of the mailed February 5, 2008 voter guide for Propositions 94-97
- February 5, 2008 ballot proposition election returns
- Proposition 97 in the Smart Voter Guide
- Analysis of Propositions 94-97 from the Institute of Governmental Studies
- Guide to Proposition 97 from the California Voter Foundation
- Summary of donors to and against 97 from Cal-Access
- Donors for and against Proposition 97 from Follow The Money
- "Yes on 94, 95, 96 & 97" campaign website (archival)
- "No Unfair Deals" opposition website (archival)
- ↑ Proposition 97 Ballot Language
- ↑ Governor: Yes On Casino Measures, Capital Notes, Nov. 26, 2007
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 California Voter Guide, "Arguments for and against Proposition 95"
- ↑ Follow the Money, "Donors to Yes on 94, 95, 96 and 97"
- ↑ No Unfair Deals Fact sheet
- ↑ Follow the Money, "Donors to No on 94, 95, 96 and 97"
- ↑ Ballot measure TV ads get voters' attention; Proposition 93 support slips, Press-Enterprise, Jan. 24, 2008
- ↑ Expenditure details, "Californians Against Unfair Deals"


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Seattle, Wash. - July 27, 2012
Seattle, Wash.—When an expected 5,000 runners set out on Seattle's popular Seafair Torchlight run Saturday night, many will notice one group of runners, not because of their speed or running style but because they will be running while carrying an urn used to hold the ashes from a cremation nestled inside a full-sized sea kayak.
The group, comprised of representatives from Dignity Memorial -- the region's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services -- are running to highlight the Pacific Northwest's regional peculiarities when it comes to funerals, burials and memorial events.
"As we do in many aspects of our lives, those of us in the Pacific Northwest march to our own drummer when it comes to caring for loved ones when they pass away," said Keith Baumgardner, Dignity Memorial's Seattle representative. "Among other differences is our desire to use cremation over traditional burials."
According to a recent study published by a trade organization, Washington families use cremation for loved ones 63 percent of the time, the highest in the nation. The national average is 31 percent.
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According to Baumgardner, those who simply scatter the ashes of a loved one sometimes regret not interring the remains to allow for a focal point for their loved one's life.
"I think what gives us great satisfaction is finding creative ways to help families celebrate the life of a loved one regardless of if it involves cremation or a traditional funeral," Baumgardner said.
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In addition to the Kayak Runners, Dignity Memorial will be on site with a booth at the Seafair Torchlight Run on Saturday, July 28, to sign up attendees for complimentary emergency contact cards offered through their Family Emergency Response Program and take photos of attendees to hand out as race day souvenirs.
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September 10th, 2006, 12:54 AM #1
Who Should Play: The Others
Well I've noticed that who should play Maerad, Cadvan, Hem etc. if there was a Pellinor movie adaption is a widely discussed and debated topic around here. So...
I was curious to see if people had ideas for some of the more minor characters. (eg. the Elidhu, Nerili, Saliman etc.)
September 10th, 2006, 05:17 PM #2
hahahaha, this thread sounds like something outta lost
anyhow i was wonderin how would one go about casting the elidhu(sp?)
they gots to all look 'not human' but inaway resemble eachother - i was thinkin that there would be alot special effects involved in order to get the look right.
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I think it would be kind of like how they did the elves in LotR....
The problem with making movies of the Pellinor books is that all fantasy movie directors are going to fall back on LotR for most of their inspiration....And we don't want that.
September 11th, 2006, 04:28 AM #4
I think simply the special effects put behind the cat-irises would be enough to distinguish them from humans/bards.
Yeah it does sound like something out of Lost...I've got Lost on my mind atm as my friends are doing a parody of it for a movie the co-ordinator has asked us to do :P
September 11th, 2006, 03:30 PM #5
Do elidhu have pointy ears? I can't remember...but I think they should look like other bards, except for the cat irises, and maybe they could look more graceful than normal people.
September 11th, 2006, 03:31 PM #6
i also think they should sound abit different than the bards etc.
September 11th, 2006, 03:37 PM #7
yeah, like musical or something like that Ethereal, that's what I was thinking of.
September 11th, 2006, 03:42 PM #8
earthreal - thats exactly what i meant
do u no that feelin when u cant get a word out of your head even though u know its there somewhere - i get that alot lol!
September 11th, 2006, 03:44 PM #9
hahaa..yeah..but its always after u needed it!
September 11th, 2006, 03:44 PM #10
ohhhhhh yes! I hate that!
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i think they should be very graceful, fluid, all of those words. also pale, especially ardina. kinda tall, plae, blondie and able to glide along the floor. tall so they can look down on everyone else. i am really just describing galadriel and the elves from LoTR arent i? oh well thats how i see them.
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As beautiful as these all are, it makes me crazy to have to count the holes to figure out which is which. Need the color coding! (But the Oxen pair has a very smart top-loader...would I be willing to count for convenience? Probably not at that price...but on sale!)
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I have celiac disease and ate here with no problems. My server made sure to engage her manager to make sure my order was GF and safe. Tasty GF buns, and fries.
can enjoy a burger! They have gluten free buns.
1865 Hilliard-Rome Road, Hilliard, OH 43026
The only place in the area I have found so far where you can get a burger with a gluten free bun. They are very careful in preparing the food. They also have an app to help you customize your meal based on the allergens you need to avoid. This is extremely helpful.
15560 Cedar Ave., Apple Valley, MN 55124
Having celiac, what a pleasant surprise to find a great burger and fries place....the GF bun is made locally so it was fresh and delicious. Dedicated fryer for fries, "allergen alert" followed my order all the way through including on the printed receipt. Staff was knowledgeable, informed and made suggestions. Will definitely be back. Recently moved here so we were looking for a great burger place. My husband's choices on the regular menu were plentiful and food great.
8720 IH40 West Frontage Road, Amarillo, TX 79124
Very informative, very safe
1250 Scenic Highway, Suite 1500, Lawrenceville, GA 30045
Gluten Free menu, and GF buns available, but we did have a reaction to the food. Maybe a cross contamination problem.
11433 Parkside Drive, Farragut, TN 37934
Excellent gluten free burger and sweet potato fries! Regular french fries are also gluten free, without the seasonings. Many burger topping options and sauces for dipping or salads. Our server was very knowledgeable, which always makes us feeling better since we have a celiac in the family. First time at Red Robin, we had to ask the server if the burgers she brought us really had gf buns, as they looked like "real" burger buns. Tasted like the real thing as well.
441 S. Randall Road, Algonquin, IL 60102
The food is great here but only gave 4 stars because I would prefer a paper menu. I have to go online to look at the allergen menu, which is a bit of an inconvenience, especially since the allergen menu doesn't give descriptions of the items and I have to go back and forth from the regular menu and the allergen menu. I am appreciative though that they even have a gluten free menu and GF buns. The service is always excellent, and they are able to recommend GF items if you don't want to look through the allergen menu. I do not have Celiac disease, I have an autoimmune disorder so I don't have any immediate effects from gluten.
9990 E. 13th Street, Wichita, KS 67206
they have a wonderful interactive allergen menu online now! and they have gf buns! royal red Robin hamburger? yes please!
8970 E. Shea Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85260
They use Udi's gluten free buns. If you let them know you have a wheat allergy they flag the order and cook your fries in a special fryer. They also have gluten free beer
1190 North Muldoon Road, Anchorage, AK 99504
Gf buns available for most burgers! They sometimes over toast the buns. They are always happy to replace them for a nice soft one. Salads always taste fresh with lots of ingredients. Poppyseed dressing is delicious! The managers often come out to check on food allergy meals to make sure their customers are satisfied.
401 E. Dimond Blvd., Anchorage, AK 99515
Gf buns available for most burgers! They sometimes over toast the buns. They are always happy to replace them for a nice soft one. Salads always taste fresh with lots of ingredients. Poppyseed dressing is delicious! The managers often come out to check on food allergy meals to make sure their customers are satisfied.
3770 Bloomington Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80922
I ate at this location for lunch today and am now terribly sick! This is the 2nd time I've been sick from this location, so beware!
316 E. Winchester Blvd., Murray, UT 84107
They have slipped backwards. No GF menus in the restaurant. Waiter completely clueless on gluten needs and unable to help or counsel what gluten free options are available. Unsafe place and they don't care about GF needs.
1313 Foothill Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
Awesome. They are very celiac aware. Our server knew exactly how and what was available.
2200 NW Stewart Parkway, Roseburg, OR 97470
I love the bruschetta chicken sandwich on gluten free buns. First off the buns. Oh my gosh, they are buttery, flakey goodness! Hands down the best gf bread I've ever had. The pesto aioli and the balsamic cream sauce insure that it is a super flavorful meal. I like to dip my fries in them as the fries are not seasoned and can be very bland. It's our go to place when we want a yummy evening out.
2200 NW Stewart Parkway, Roseburg, OR 97470
For those with out allergy or ciliacs disease this is a great place. However they no longer have a binder to look at, and it would require down loading their app on your smart phone. It is very inconvenient.
1403 South Main Chapel Way, Gambrills, MD 21054
waitress bought me an ipad with their allergy menu and was very knowledgeable about celiac. great visit.
2496 Pulaski Highway, Glasgow, DE 19702
Horrible service. Asked for a GF menu and was told to pull it up online. Burger was extremely greasy and not cooked to no pink as requested.
5537 S. Williamson Blvd., Port Orange, FL 32128
gluten free buns and dedicated fryer for fries. The bun was really good for gluten free. will definitely be back! So good!
11675 S. 73rd Street, Papillion, NE 68046
Bun was one of the best I have ever eaten and their fries were awesome. The gf menu is on an iPad.
610 Middletown Boulevard, Langhorne, PA 19047
I ordered a turkey burger with fries. Not only was the food excellent, but I was thrilled to be able to order a burger IN a bun!
5631 W Loop 1604N, San Antonio, TX 78253
They asked me to go online to see their gluten free menu. I looked it upon my phone but it didn't match the items on their menu. They told me they do NOT have a dedicated fryer. I had the hummus and it was good but I had to send the first plate back because it came out with their fried Yukon chips all over it after the waitress and I spent several minutes discussing celiac disease and the fact that they don't have a dedicated fryer and that they fry the chips themselves. I was not impressed and I hope they did not just replate the same cross contaminated food. I was disappointed.
1535 E. Rio Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22901
Of the places we've eaten gluten free, we've had the best, most consistent experience with Red Robin. They have a strict procedure for handling allergy orders as well as a dedicated for for the fries. I love the lettuce wrapped burgers!
152 Stratford Square, Bloomingdale, IL 60108
Our go to. The new allergy menu makes it really easy to figure out what options are OK and what substitutions need to be made.
610 Towne Drive, Fayetteville, NY 13066
Awesome food! Gluten free options and buns for the burgers. Fries are safe too since that's all they make in the fryer! I believe onion rings and anything else fried is in a separate fryer.
6255 Mills Civic Pkwy., West Des Moines, IA 50266
I love eating at RR! Awesome burgers on delicious GF buns! YUMMMM!
3722 Potomac Circle, Grandville, MI 49418
If you don't want to pay extra for Gluten-free bun you can get in lettuce wrap.
265 NJ 3 E., Clifton, NJ 07014
When you ask for the gluten free menu you're given a card to scan which brings you to their food allergy website. Many items can be modified to be GF friendly. Burgers can be served on GF rolls which are quite good. The fries are cooked in a dedicated fryer but come with the warning of possible cross contamination during handling. Good to know you can get a killer burger and chili cheese fries and stick to the diet.
3605 Horizon Blvd., Trevose, PA 19053
Had a great time! Our GF son loves the fries!
130 Gravois Bluffs Circle, Fenton, MO 63026
Same as always they can easily accommodate food allergies.
613 River Highway, Mooresville, NC 28117
Red Robin's gluten free bun is SOFT and DELICIOUS! Highly recommend for a great burger!
9870 Von Allmen Court, Louisville, KY 40241
I go to this location all of the time and they do any excellent job of taking care of my dietary needs!
10311 Gravelly Lake Drive SW, Lakewood, WA 98499
GF burgers are great! Also fries are GF in separate fryer. This is my favorite place to go for GF burgers and fries! Staff is great and they make sure to be very careful.
3195 28th Street S.E., Kentwood, MI 49512
Dedicated fryers for GF fries. Offers GF buns or lettuce wraps for burgers. Friendly staff and one of our favorite GF destinations. Some dressings are home made and not safe. Staff informed us of this.
95 N. Moorland Road, Brookfield, WI 53005
I'm excited to try the food but just had to say the bartender just saved me! I ordered something I thought would be gluten free, the bacon aioli, and he went back to the kitchen and verified that it did have gluten. He was extremely knowledgeable and saved my butt! :)
10009 Coors Blvd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114
Just had a great meal at Red Robin at Cottonwood Mall. they have added Gluten Free Buns and have a dedicated fryer for Gluten Free frying. I had a Burger and Fries (gluten free) at a restaurant and it was delicious. My taste buds and my stomach were very happy. Thank You Red Robin!!!
18810 E. Highway 40, Independence, MO 64055
The staff is well trained on gluten free.
18650 Ford Rd., Detroit, MI 48228
Their gf bun is actually pretty good! Burgers are one thing that just doesn't taste the same without the bun. thankful some places are accommodating us!!!
7597 170th Ave. NE, Redmond, WA 98052
Had an awesome burger and fries last night. Was one of the softer better. I've had it at Red Robin was very impressed.
7250 Houston Road, Florence, KY 41042
Called ahead of time to make sure they have dedicated fryer for their fries. Manager was very informative about their food prep. Was told the manager takes care of the order from start to finish. Ordered off the gluten free app which we downloaded in the restaurant. Grilled chicken was good and our daughter chose fruit instead of fries. The server was knowledgable about gluten and manager did bring the food out. Overall very impressed with how well they handled everything. We did choose to go in at 5:00 before they got busy. Highly recommend.
3460 Amelia Drive, Orchard Park, NY 14127
Had a great Gluten Free experience! They even have a gluten free dedicated fryer for the bottom less fries!!!! I was in heaven! Their rolls were great too!
1509 New Britain Ave., West Hartford, CT 06110
They told me to look up the gluten free menu on my phone because they no longer had a paper menu. The bun wasn't great and crumbled apart. The chicken in the sandwich was cold and bland. I had previously had a great experience at the Red Robin in Danbury, but not here. It was a busy night, but I still will not go back.
3770 Bloomington Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80922
Great service, helpful staff! They have a dedicated fryer for fries and my gf bun was Very fresh!
2845 Center Valley Parkway, Ste 440, Center Valley, PA 18034
I love their new allergy menu website. Please do your own research and make sure the server puts the order in correctly. If the server seems unsure just ask for a manager. I like their lettuce wrapper burgers and usually opt for fruit instead of the fries.
250 S Weber Rd, Bolingbrook, IL 60490
If I could give them 0 stars I would. Cavalier, Pompous manager comes out. talking over us as we ask about G-free, telling us how wonderful their burgers are, and how 'i'll be wowed at the amazing bread....' gives us the ipad, tells us that its not responsive cause of poor internet in the area, so it may take longer than normal to look it over.... I order the grilled chicken w/ buffalo sauce, ask 4-5 times that the chicken and fries are safe. Again tells us how wonderful the staff is, Only to be brought breaded chicken... For him to tell me that shouldn't have been on the menu options....
2465 Southlake Mall, Merrillville, IN 46410
The allergen menu was not a printed menu but was online. The service was ok. We had to wait a while to be seated. The food was good! My husband with celiac did not get sick.
31805 John R. Road, Madison Heights, MI 48071
Piss poor. Don't waste your time or money. They don't have a printed GF menu, only on their iPad, that doesn't work well, or your own cell phone and they don't provide internet. So that's not even easy. Had a non-gluten free French on top of my gluten free bun. Apparently not aware of cross contamination. Also some of the worst overall service in a restaurant ever. Don't go there even if you don't have celiac. It was a ridiculous situation.
290 Patriot Place, Foxboro, MA 02035
The last 3 times I've been to this Red Robin location (all in the last year) gluten free buns were available and the staff assured me that fries were fried in a separate fryer. (I didn't have any reaction after eating them so I assume this is true.) Red Robin has a really helpful gluten free menu online now that lists all foods that can be made GF and what substitutions beyond the bun need to be made (if any). I was so excited to be able to eat their Bruschetta Chicken Sandwich again!
4700 S Hulen St, Fort Worth, TX 76132
Served my gf turkey burger on reg bun! Be careful! If it tastes too good to be true- then it is!
3004 John Howell Dr., Valparaiso, IN 46385
Staff is super friendly about gluten-free. They have gluten-free buns and fries made in separate fryer so no cross contamination. Our waitress even was able to tell me what sauces contain no gluten.
905 International Drive, Wilmington, NC 28405
Gluten free bread for the burgers but I'd rather visit a local establishment. Food was pretty bland
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These are pictures of my customer's cameras with their gordy straps. Don't forget to click on the pictures because a larger picture will be displayed.
Jenny, my oldest and Office Manager Supreme for gordy's camera straps, posts the pictures.(Thanks Jenny!)
More pictures can be seen at my original gordy's camera straps gallery.
There is also a Flickr group where gordy strap owners can put up their own pictures: Gordy Camera Strap Owners Club
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