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It was revealed yesterday Coldplay had considered playing the
Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin, but ruled it out for
logistical reasons.
The megaband from Britain is touring stadiums with its
Mylo Xyloto tour and yesterday announced four dates in
Australia and New Zealand, including one show in New Zealand
at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland on November 10.
Asked yesterday if stadium representatives had tried to
persuade Coldplay to play in Dunedin, Dunedin Venues
Management chief executive David Davies said he had been
"actively involved" with Coldplay's promoter over bringing
the show to Dunedin, but after the promoter did some
research, they decided to stick with just an Auckland show
because of logistical issues.
Those were that the band's wide-bodied jet, which they used
to transport their lighting rig, would be unable to fly fully
laden out of Dunedin International Airport.
A representative of Coldplay's Australasian promoter, Chugg
Entertainment, could not be reached for comment yesterday,
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But Dunedin International Airport chief executive John McCall
said while he did not know what kind of jet Coldplay used,
there were limitations at Dunedin because of the airport's
A fully laden Boeing 747, for example, could not take off
from Dunedin because the runway was too short.
In fact, the same was true of most New Zealand airports,
apart from Auckland and Christchurch, Mr McCall said.
Top international acts reported to use Boeing 747s for
transporting equipment include U2, Lady Gaga and Madonna.
Mr Davies said Dunedin would not get every show that came to
New Zealand, but stadium acts always presented an opportunity
which would be pursued.
Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin stayed in Dunedin in 2003
while his then soon-to-be wife Gwyneth Paltrow was filming
the biopic Sylvia.
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Apart from being out of the way and surrounded by a low
population base, it was always kind of obvious that we didnt
have the transport infrastructure to support the great white
elephant stadium, be it our airport that is stretched to turn
around three Boeing 737s in an hour, or the railway. But, of
course, they knew best.
How predictable . . . and who's going to pay for another
white elephant?
Do they release these statements for the fun of watching the
ratepayers exasperate?
The facts and figures for most major aircraft, laden and
unladen, are freely available on the Internet. It's easy to
work out for example, that with a runway length of 1900m
(<6000 feet), even an unladen 747 with minimal fuel, could
barely depart Dunedin safely. And even easier to work out
that with a runway width of only 45m, you couldn't land or
take off in a 747 at all.
You would need a 3000m by 50m runway and taxiways. The
current planning is to extend the length to 2400m, which is
still insufficient for the larger aircraft. For example,
currently a Boeing 777 ex-Shanghai with honeymoon couples
bound for the new 5-star harbourside hotel would need to get
off in Christchurch and take the bus.
Several people pointed out the limitation of the airport as a
major factor that would affect both inbound tourist traffic
and visiting entertainment acts (can't get enough people due
to number of flights and can't get enough cargo in/out).
These facts have not changed appreciably in the past 5-10
The airport has consent to extend the runway to 2400m. I
fully expect the construction of this to be bundled as the
next "gateway project" in tandem with hotels and other
speculative developments within the next 2-3 years. 2400m is
still insufficient and wishful thinking does not change the
runway or fuel requirements of major aircraft.
Revealed? It's unfortunate none of this was taken into
consideration before building the "White Elephant". Even if
we could fill it there wouldn't be enough accomodation
available in Dunedin anyway. I am sure someone will come up
with a viable use for it, the university might take it over
as it would be cheap for them to run.
This shouldn't be a surprise, we pointed out this fact in
this very forum long before the council voted to build the
stadium. Any big international act that wants to play in
Dunedin has to land their gear in Christchurch and truck it
south, that means they have to have a large expensive jet
idle paying landing fees for 2-3 extra days - there's no
reason why they would not play in Christchurch over Dunedin -
and if they played in both towns Dunedin would only be
pulling fans from Timaru south.
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Griffith Boat Club
The Boat Club hosts a variety of racing - Easter time is time for the Jet Boats racing in the sprint track and throughout the year, powerboats and formula powerboats race on the lake as well as ski racing.
Camping facilities are available, with toilets and showers. It's the perfect place for a day, weekend, or week of skiing, fishing or just relaxing.
Lakes Road
Lake Wyangan, NSW, 2680
Located 20.3K from Warrawidgee
Codemo Smallgoods
Their specialties are salami, bacon, sausages, prosciutto and ham which are manufactured on site and distributed throughout the region to wholesalers and retailers, as well as being sold at their retail outlet.
A visit to the shop will give you the opportunity to taste the different styles of Southern and Northern Italian salami which ranges from extra hot to mild, as well as black olives, chillies and cacciatore.
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Located 20.7K from Warrawidgee
Lake Wyangan
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Baratto Wines
Their wines are seasonal, meaning each vintage is unique due to weather and conditions of that year. After harvest, Peter assesses each wine. Based on its merits he then decides on the blends and varietals. For this reason stock may be limited and the product list is always changing.
Keeping in mind his European heritage, where family and friends gather together for a glass or two of wine with lunch and dinner, Peter specialises in quality wine packaged in 15 litre casks with an easy pour tap.
Baratto Cellar door also has a changing display of gifts and local art works for sale.
Vineyard 674 Murrumbidgee Avenue
Hanwood, NSW, 2680
Located 21.2K from Warrawidgee
City Park
Surrounding the park is a variety of outdoor exercise equipment which is free for all to use. The precinct also offers a beautiful barbecue area and lush garden surrounds.
21 Kookora Street
Griffith, NSW, 2680
Located 21.6K from Warrawidgee
Warrawidgee: Events
La Festa
La Festa is a popular event on Griffith's calender, showcasing the city's rich cultural diversity, wine industry, local music and arts.
In 2016 the event will taking a break and will return in 2017 bigger and better, celebrating everything the region and it's people have to offer. There will be activities for the kids and a wealth of musical performances. along with loads of other attractions. Festival patrons will be able to enjoy local foods, and local wine.
For further event information visit the La Festa web site, or find them on Facebook and Twitter.
To be confirmed
Griffith, NSW, 2680
Located 21.6K from Warrawidgee
City to Lake Fun Run
Run, walk or ride the scenic route from Griffith city site of Community Private Hospital in Animoo Avenue to the picturesque Lake Wyanga Picnic ground, a distance of 10 kilometres. This is the major annual fundraiser for the Community Private Hospital. There will be trophies for runners and riders in age categories as well as lucky number prizes. Entertainment and catering available at the finish line
Animoo Avenue
Griffith, NSW, 2680
Located 22.1K from Warrawidgee
Griffith Multicultural Festival
For the past seven years, this one-day festival of food, dance and music has been celebrating the multicultural heritage of Griffith in the Riverina. In 2016, it's back with more great food, arts and crafts stalls, face-painting, henna painting, a spaghetti-eating competition, a jumping castle, balloons and more. On stage in Memorial Park, there'll be dance and music performances to keep everyone entertained for a fun day of community celebrations.
Griffith is home to around 20 different cultural groups and many of them are involved in this community event - Fijians, Samoans, Maoris, Chinese, Chileans, Italians, Aboriginal groups and more. You'll have the chance to eat locally-made ice cream and coffee, pizza and pasta and maybe a glass of local wine.
Watch out for a few extra surprises this year! Last year it was bagpipes.
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The largest halibut got by our clients in 2015 was 215#. What a huge fish! Pacific halibut are delicious to eat and your family and friends will love their taste. According to ADF&G, Cook Inlet halibut averages in size from about 15-17 pounds and those halibut are the younger, tender 'good eating' sizes. We will give you the opportunity to try to catch bigger halibut and experience the anticipation and the excitement about what size halibut might bite your line!
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The faded home movies show two brothers, little boys, playing in the sun and blinking up at the camera. One is more aggressive than the other, and you can see he has a temper. Many years later, those same two personalities are still locked into the same two brothers, and everything is in place for a family tragedy that has been a long time coming.
As "The Indian Runner" opens, the peaceful brother, Joe (David Morse), is a deputy sheriff in a small country town. The other brother, Frank (Viggo Mortensen), has decided to come back to town in the aftermath of his latest run-in with the law. Frank says he wants to make a fresh start, and Joe tells his wife that he's prepared to help him. That's what brothers are for.
But some people simply seem constitutionally incapable of changing, of accepting help, of shedding their criminal natures.
Frank seems to be one of them. He's filled with pipe dreams and vague plans, and he can sweet-talk a young woman like Dorothy (Patricia Arquette), whom he's living with these days, and who is bearing his child. But when his violent temper flashes out of control, Frank forgets his plans and resolutions and his life falls into pieces again.
That is the story of "The Indian Runner," the thoughtful, surprisingly effective directing debut of Sean Penn, who also wrote the screenplay. He says his script was inspired by "Highway Patrolman," the Bruce Springsteen song, but maybe it was also inspired, in part, by the two sides of Sean Penn's own character: Here, in one person, is not only the media caricature of a hothead who gets in public shoving matches, but also the young man who is one of the three or four best actors of his generation.
Is there a flashpoint inside Penn that sometimes cannot be controlled? Maybe there was, although in the last few years he has seemed calmer and happier. But certainly he knows about the duality of human nature - and in these two brothers he has dramatized the pull between one who is responsible to his core, and another who cannot help getting in trouble.
It's impressive, how thoughtfully Penn handles this material. The good brother isn't a straight arrow, and the bad brother isn't romanticized as a rebel without a cause, and there are no easy solutions or neat little happy endings for this story. It's as intractable as life itself. And Penn surrounds his brothers with supporting characters who are so well-realized, I'll remember them as long as I remember the leads.
Charles Bronson plays the boys' father. It is a performance of quiet, sure power. After his recent string of brainless revenge thrillers, I wondered if Bronson had sort of given up on acting, and was just going through the motions. Here he is so good it is impossible to think of another actor one would have preferred in his place. And Sandy Dennis, another unexpected casting choice, fits well as his wife. There are also strong performances by Valeria Golino, as Morse's wife, and by Arquette - a girl confused by half-baked romantic notions, who sees Frank as a knight when nobody else can see anything but a loser.
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Woody Mann
Woody Mann is an American guitarist. Mann specializes in jazz, blues, and American roots music.
He was born in New York, where he first studied acoustic guitar with blues guitarist Reverend Gary Davis from 1968-72.[1] From 1973-78, Mann continued private lessons, focusing on improvisation with jazz pianist Lennie Tristano. Meanwhile, Mann received formal instruction at the Juilliard School's pre-college program, then earned a Bachelor of Arts at Empire State College in 1974, and finally returned to Juilliard to pursue post-baccalaureate studies in music performance and composition from 1975-76. In these early years, Mann played with guitarists John Fahey, Bukka White, Son House, and Joann Kelly.[2]
Mann is a performer, recording artist, instructor, historian, film maker, and businessman. He has toured America, Europe, and Asia. He has performed fifteen times at the Great Britain International Guitar Festival where he is the USA Ambassador to the festival; the Worlds Fair Expo in Lisbon, Portugal; the International Guitar Festival in Tbilisi, the Republic of Georgia; and tours in Japan, Brazil, the United Kingdom and Europe.[3] He hosted and co-produced "On Patriots' Stage," concert series in Trenton, NJ, performed at the metropolitan museum as part of the "Guitar heroes" exhibition in 2011,[4] and plays clubs and festivals throughout the world. The CF Martin company has recently issued the Woody Mann signature guitar.[5]
Mann founded International Guitar Seminars, and Acoustic Sessions Inc., and has authored numerous books and DVDs, including "The Blues Fakeboook", "Anthology of Blues Guitar", "The Art of Blues guitar DVD series, "Lisboa", the guitar of Woody Mann", and the "Complete Blues Guitar Method". He has developed an innovative online guitar instruction site "woodymannguitarlessons.com[6] " and conducs the "Woody Mann Guitar Seminars" guitar master classes throughout the world. From 1981-2000, he was a faculty member at the New School in New York, teaching jazz improvisation, music theory, and acoustic blues and ragtime guitar. Mann has also taught at guitar workshops and camps in the USA and abroad, including Pugent Sound Guitar Workshop, Port Townsend Blues Festival, Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch, Internationale Workshop in Tuscany, the Universitat Hannover in Hannover, Germany.[7] He is a visiting artist at Berklee College of Music, in Boston, Massachusetts.
In 1999, Mann established Acoustic Sessions, Inc., a corporation that works in music production for television and film production. He has worked as a consultant for Yazoo Records, RCA Records, acting as a historian and musicologist of early 20th century American music. Mann is the co-producer and musical supervisor on the feature documentary film "Harlem Street Singer," the story of Reverend Gary Davis.[8] He is based in New York City and continues to tour, record and teach.
- Stories (1997)
- Stairwell Serenade (1998)
- When I've got the Moon (1999) with Susanne Vogt
- Heading Uptown (2000)
- Get Together (2002) with Bob Brozman
- Been Here and Gone (2003) with Son House and Jo Ann Kelly
- Together in Las Vegas (2004) with Orville Johnson and John Cephas
- Waltz For Joy 2005 with Susanne Vogt
- Road Trip (2005)
- First Takes (2009)
- Donna Lombarda (2009) with Duck Baker, Bob Brozman, Ed Gerhard, and Massimo Gatti
- Out of the Blue (2010) with Susanne Vogt
- Originals (2012)
- Tribute To The Reverend (2013)
- Empire Roots Band (2014) with Dave Keyes, Bill Sims Jr, Brian Glassman)
- ^ Kaukonen, Jorma. "Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch". Woody Mann: The Blues of Reverend Gary Davis. Retrieved May 8, 2011.
- ^ The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Woody Man". Interviews: Guitar Heroes. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Retrieved May 8, 2011.
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The Right to Play Oneself: Looking Back on Documentary Filmby Thomas Waugh
Pub. Date: 05/12/2011
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press
The Right to Play Oneself collects for the first time Thomas Waugh's essays on the politics, history, and aesthetics of documentary film, written between 1974 and 2008. The title, inspired by Walter Benjamin's and Joris Ivens's manifestos of "committed" documentary from the 19 0s, reflects the book's theme of the political/i>
The Right to Play Oneself collects for the first time Thomas Waugh's essays on the politics, history, and aesthetics of documentary film, written between 1974 and 2008. The title, inspired by Walter Benjamin's and Joris Ivens's manifestos of "committed" documentary from the 19 0s, reflects the book's theme of the political potential of documentary for representing the democratic performance of citizens and artists.
Waugh analyzes an eclectic international selection of films and issues from the 1920s to the present day. The essays provide a transcultural focus, moving from documentaries of the industrialized societies of North America and Europe to those of 1980s India and addressing such canonical directors as Dziga Vertov, Emile de Antonio, Barbara Hammer, Rosa von Praunheim, and Anand Patwardhan. Woven through the volume is the relationship of the documentary with the history of the Left, including discussions of LGBT documentary pioneers and the firebrand collectives that changed the history of documentary, such as Challenge for Change and ACT UP's Women's Collective.
Together with the introduction by the author, Waugh's essays advance a defiantly and persuasively personal point of view on the history and significance of documentary film.
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Preface: Of Pulses, Panaceas, and Parallel Universes Acknowledgments
1. Why Documentary Filmmakers Keep Trying to Change the World, or Why People Changing the World Keep Making Documentaries (1984)
2. Dziga Vertov, 1930s Populism, and Three Songs of Lenin (1975)
3. Bread, Water, Blood, Rifles, Planes: Documentary Imagery of the Spanish Civil War from the North American Popular Front (1990)
4. Acting to Play Oneself: Performance in Documentary (1990)
5. Beyond Vérité: Emile de Antonio (1977)
6. Sufficient Virtue, Necessary Artistry: The Shifting Challenges of Revolutionary Documentary History (20062008)
7. Lesbian and Gay Documentary: Minority Self-Imaging, Oppositional Film Practice, and the Question of Image Ethics (1984)
8. Walking on Tippy Toes: Lesbian and Gay Liberation Documentary of the Post-Stonewall Period (1997)
9. Words of Command": Cultural and Political Inflections of Direct Cinema in Indian Independent Documentary (1990)
10. Joris Ivens and the Legacy of Committed Documentary (1999)
Notes Filmography Bibliography Publication History Index
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They have gluten free crust in the MOD size. One of the best pizza options out there! You can choose what type of sauce and toppings you want. Their salads are also delicious! I've been to the Lynnwood and lake Stevens locations.
Not really GF!! They cook the GF crust in their oven on a layer of wheat flour with no barrier. To bad! I was looking forward to eating here. Not worth the risk.
they have Gluten Free crust but beware of cross contamination But really good pizza
1400 Old Hwy 17 N H5, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
Amazing gluten free and dairy free pizza! You have to call in to request your pizza made this way.
10000 Town Center Ave, Columbia, MD 21044
Gluten free crust was tasty. But lots of cross contamination. No dedicated space.
7447 Academy Blvd N, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
I'm impressed! Not only do they offer a gf white sauce, but offering Daiya cheese is amazing. I am not dairy free but I used to be and I appreciate when restaurants offer the option. And Daiya has the best df cheese option I've found. Now, on to my pizza. Oh so many options! And, just like it says outside, oh so fast. And yes, it taste delicious. :-) I took away one star because the rim of mine, and my dining companion's pizzas were charred black. A minor issue that will not keep me from returning. :-)
4541 East Sam Houston Pkwy S, Pasadena, TX 77505
One of my favorite pizza places
2824 N Ramsey Rd #105, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815
Mod offers a gluten free crust (for an additional $2) and salads? Food tastes okay but you can pretty much guarantee cross contamination with either. The employees either don't understand or don't care (gloves aren't changed, same utensils, same cooking area).
2824 N Ramsey Rd #105, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815
Great pizza! Very nice atmosphere and service. The staff seems to have a good time working there. GF crust was tasty! No glove change though. We'll go back. Try the Oliva.
7447 Academy Blvd N, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
I went to one in Denver recently, and was a little disappointed because they asked me if I needed gluten free for an allergy, and when I said yes, all they did was warn me that there was a risk of cross-contamination. I did not get sick, but they didn't really take any precautions at all. Here in the Springs, though, they immediately asked me if I needed them to change gloves, and everyone who handled my pizza did. They also got my toppings from fresh containers instead of the ones that had been CC'd. The staff was also knowledgable about the ingredients in their sauces (when I said dairy-free cheese, she immediately warned me that the sauce has some cheese in it), and they were very accommodating and friendly! Excellent gluten free crust (my mom said it tasted really close to their regular crust), and they also serve Daiya cheese, for those avoiding dairy. Definitely will be back! Also, the caramelized pear tea is awesome! Update: The staff wasn't as careful the second time I went in. If you're really sensitive, you'll want to be diligent, but I still did not have a problem.
3977 S Arizona Ave #4, Chandler, AZ 85248
These guys are wonderful!!! They change gloves, one person makes your pizza they clean the oven and get out a new pizza cutter! They are AWSOME!
145 Calhoun St #100, Charleston, SC 29401
Great staff that took our concerns serious. Pizza made in front of you. Put our pizza on a pan so that it could not touch oven rack.
701 N Milwaukee Ave #364, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
This place is great! They have a gluten free crust that is tasty and TONS of great toppings. It's affordable and has a good atmosphere and a really wonderful patio. They bake the GF crust in the same oven as the regular pizzas so if you're super sensitive to cross contamination be aware of that. I didn't have any issues though. I'll definitely be back :)
913 Dana Dr, Redding, CA 96003
Delicious gluten free pizza, but unfortunately had to change my rating. Initially when they opened they were willing to take precautions but now they've decided that they don't want to be gluten free and I have gotten sick because of it. All they have to do is have special trays to place pizzas on to cook in the oven (like other pizza places) or pre-clean(which they use to do). Bummer cuz they lost our regular business.
3977 S Arizona Ave #4, Chandler, AZ 85248
Excellent GF pizza! My wife has celiac and loved it!
2550 W Nob Hill Blvd #100, Yakima, WA 98902
While I'm glad they have a gluten free option, there's a lot of cross contamination happening so I decided to stick with a salad. They use the spoon for the sauce to rub it into the crusts (gluten free and gluten full), and use the same rolling tool to spread the crust out a bit on the pan. The pizza looked good, and I like the concept, but too risky for my comfort.
S, 300 NJ-73, Marlton, NJ 08053
Complete cross contamination if you are celiac.
9925 Barker Cypress Rd #146, Cypress, TX 77433
Sure, they offer GF crust, but don't bother. The cross-contamination is a nightmare.
1212 Interstate 35 Frontage Rd, Kyle, TX 78640
This is a thin crust but it's moist and springy. Any menu pizza can be put on a gf crust. I had the caspian. Good food, alcohol and a fun atmosphere.
S, 300 NJ-73, Marlton, NJ 08053
Loved the numerous options for toppings. I was also happy that they made a garlic pizza for me so that I could enjoy garlic breadsticks in addition to the pizza. Never hurts to ask what can and can't be done when you go to new places! Also enjoy the reasonable prices. Looking forward to another visit.
2550 W Nob Hill Blvd #100, Yakima, WA 98902
Build your own pizza. There is a chance for cross contamination, but I have never gotten sick. The workers will change gloves, get a clean pizza pan, use a clean cutter, etc., if you ask them to. Delicious!
23071 Allen Rd, Woodhaven, MI 48183
So impressed with their gluten free pizza. They are more than happy to change laddles and gloves. There is a designated pizza cutter for us celiacs! Pizza is on the sweet side as most gf pizzas are, but its nice and thin and yummy! i have eaten there twice and not been sick!
319 State Ave, Marysville, WA 98270
Amazing gluten free pizza! You can build your own pizza or choose one from the menu. They will ask if it is an allergy or preference so they can change gloves and make sure it's safe. They're very helpful!
8605 W Grand River Ave, Brighton, MI 48116
They are not gluten free. Food is prepared on the same surface, there is flour everywhere, and they do not have dedicated gluten free utensils or a pan to cook the pizza. Way to much cross contamination to call it gluten free.
3058 Rochester Rd S, Rochester Hills, MI 48307
They have a gluten free crust. But if you need it to be prepared in a dedicated environment, this would not be a good option. They will use a separate pan but the pizza is cooked and prepared next to the non GF pizza.
4502 South Steele Street, Tacoma, WA 98409
super delicious! and incredibly well priced for gf pizza. will return :)
S, 300 NJ-73, Marlton, NJ 08053
This is a make your own pizza ( or salad) set up. They offer a 13 inch gluten free crust and all toppings are GF except meatballs. Staff member was super friendly and accommodating and changed gloves immediately as soon as I ordered GF without me even asking.
10000 Town Center Ave, Columbia, MD 21044
This has THE BEST gluten-free pizza I have eaten so far!!! Tons of options, they change their gloves when preparing your gluten-free pizza (make sure you state "allergy" when asked). Another thing I appreciate is of all the times I've been there, they are NEVER out of the gluten-free crust! Amazing service as well. I barely get pizza elsewhere these days.
13229 Middlebelt Road, Livonia, MI 48150
Not safe for Celiacs
5777 San Felipe Street, Houston, TX 77057
If you are Celiac DO NOT EAT HERE. They're super nice and the guy volunteered to change gloves (even wrote "ALLERGY" on my order), but they use the tomato sauce dippers to spread the sauce on the pizza; the ingredient bar is a mess; it goes in the oven without any type of pan; and then, to top it all off, they use the pizza cutter from the regular pizzas to cut it. The guy (a different one) may have realized what he was doing half way through cutting because he didn't actually finish cutting the pizza, but he didn't say anything either.
4280 E Indian School Rd #101, Phoenix, AZ 85018
Amazing gourmet pizzas, and the best part is that they can all be crafted on a gluten free crust. Go here if you want to indulge in a unique gluten/guilt-free pizza experience.
8255 South Chester Street, Englewood, CO 80112
so so good!!!!! For so reasonable.
913 Dana Dr, Redding, CA 96003
Great pizza and friendly staff! Watch out for cross-contamination here though. It is not a gluten-free facility. I would pass on this place if you are super sensitive to gluten.
7425 Academy Blvd N, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Had gf crust but there was lots of wheat flour in the air. We are celiac and thought there might be a cross contamination issue so we did not eat there.
2071 W Millbrook Rd #103, Raleigh, NC 27612
Delicious gluten free pizza. Prices are very reasonable for the amount of food you get. You can build your own pizza or go with one of their signature pies, which are all quite tasty. The portions are personal sized but I usually bring half home. Mod provides fresh ingredients cooked fast, it kind of reminds me of a Chipotle but for pizza.
19820 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Great pizza at a great price for the casual gluten free person but absolutely not safe for Celiacs. They have gluten free crust but it's blatantly cross-contaminated. Shared prep and baking surfaces (no parchment underneath to shield from the wheat flour) and she didn't even wash the pizza cutter between. I made the mistake (totally my fault because they do have a disclaimer that it's not Celiac-safe but sometimes places that do take precautions still say that for liability reasons so it's hard to know) and of course I got sick. Splitting the difference, five stars for taste but zero for the effort to keep the gluten free status legit.
7425 Academy Blvd N, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
GF crust, and a huge list of quality toppings. There is a comprehensive allergen and ingredients list on their website, according to which their sauces are all GF as well. In fact, the only topping they list as having gluten is the crumbled meatballs.All that said, the pies are all baked in the same oven, and cross contamination is possible.
8255 South Chester Street, Englewood, CO 80112
I have a long list of allergies that include basically everything in normal pizza, so a reasonably priced pizza place that I can eat at is miraculous. Plus, they literally have a pizza with my name on it, so yeah, I'm gonna go with "heaven sent" on this one. The point is, for the rest of you, they have gf crust (that might actually be a little bit better than other chains', though in all likelihood it's Udi's, like everyone else's) and a huge list of toppings. Their gimmick is you pay for the size of the pizza, not what you put on it. All the pizzas are cooked in the same oven; I'm not sure if that is a significant source of cross contamination or not. My sensitivity is relatively mild.
7425 Academy Blvd N, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Awesome gluten free pizza. Choose your own toppings and all but one is gluten free. They all changed gloves without us asking and even had a separate pizza cutter for gluten free. Will definitely be back!
8255 South Chester Street, Englewood, CO 80112
good crust. no gf beer though
4502 South Steele Street, Tacoma, WA 98409
Just wanted to say that every person that helped me was so great to change their gloves and use brand new ingredients from the fridge. But then they put the pizza straight on the pizza oven with no gluten barrier. NOT CELIAC FRIENDLY
13229 Middlebelt Road, Livonia, MI 48150
The whole staff is very attentive! You do have to request a gluten free menu. You choose your own toppings. They DO NOT have a separate oven; however they use a deticated / separate pizza spatula for the gluten free allergens . The staff had gloves on when making my pizza. You have a lot of choices! So I felt in control of what I was chosing & consuming. The pizza tasted fabulous! You could NOT tell the crust was gluten free! It felt so good to go out to eat and enjoy time with my family without any hassle or stress! Love this place and will be back in the future.
4502 South Steele Street, Tacoma, WA 98409
Best gf pizza
10301 156th St E b201, Puyallup, WA 98374
Great gluten free pizza. It was a good price for gluten free pizza. They even had 2 sizes to choose from.
289 East Swedesford Road, Wayne, PA 19087
Very tasty! Manager will make your pizza when you tell them you have an allergy. They were aware of what items contained gluten.
10301 156th St E b201, Puyallup, WA 98374
Really like their gf pizza. Tasted good, made super fast and a great deal for your money.
5777 San Felipe Street, Houston, TX 77057
Really good thin crust pizza and very fast . My new number one lunch and lazy dinner night place :)
5777 San Felipe Street, Houston, TX 77057
Amazing!!! I never try new things because I am worried about CC but this place is really good! Every one is really happy to talk to you and address any concerns you have about food prep.
8255 South Chester Street, Englewood, CO 80112
Good Pizza fast! GF crust, plus almost all toppings. GF Red Sauce, not white. Attempt to keep separate but shared oven with wheat crusts.
5777 San Felipe Street, Houston, TX 77057
Excellent pizza and "mostly" celiac-friendly. (Use separate gloves, cutters and paddles for celiacs, but they don't have a separate oven so there is a minor chance of cross contamination.) According to the manager they get GF tapioca pie shells flown in daily from a company in Venice, CA. Mod's is a west coast chain that has nine pre-fab pizzas (I tried the "Tristan" - mozzarella, Asiago, red peppers & mushrooms - and it was excellent) or you can build your own. Staff here is young, cool & very attentive. I live close-by so this will be my go-to pizza place. No delivery as of December 2014.
10301 156th St E b201, Puyallup, WA 98374
Good gluten free pizza, does come in contact with gluten due to oven so if you are extremely sensitive to gluten do not get. Disclaimer is posted. great large salads organic and gluten free
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Human history is tragically full of examples of the persecution and oppression that arise when those in power create their own definitions of human personhood and rights so as to exclude and misuse certain groups of people. Scripture is clear …Read More
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anyone else have symptoms like me? ĀWith my second pregnancy I has extreme nausea the whole 9 months, on Zofran, hospitalized twice, lost 20 lbs in first trimeter, still down 4lbs just before delivery, managed to somehow to have a 10+ lb baby, and NEVER vomitted. ĀI just felt so sick all the time that I couldn't force myself to eat. ĀInfact when I did eat my stomach would feel like I had intense food poisoning. ĀI had to stop working because all I could do was lay down. ĀI always felt self conscious about telling people I didn't vomit because I thought they would think I was making it up. ĀIt would really help to hear there is someone else out there with an experience like mine as I am beginning my third pregnancy and just started on Zofran today which by the way just takes a bit of the edge off for me. Ā
extreme nausea but no vomiting anyone?
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I only vomitted three days (not consecutive) my HG pregnancy but that didn't mean I wasn't extremely nauseous. I lost 10 pounds in my first trimester but was able to gain it back plus more.┬Ā I would spend days and nights on the bathroom floor because I was on the verge of vomitting but it never happened. It was the darkest days of my entire life.┬Ā I didn't feel like a person anymore. ┬Ā I take Zofran and I also took Reglan and tried Phenegren throughout this pregnancy. Now at 26 weeks, I am still nauseous most of the day but I find it more bearable.┬Ā I consider myself lucky that I don't actually throw up but at the same time it's hard for people to realize just how sick you feel since you have no physical signs.
I'm the opposite. I often will have little to no nausea, and then I suddenly realize that I have got to throw up. One day I experienced little queasiness, but threw up 6 times (within half an hour of every meal). It's my understanding that Reglan works well for the nausea, and Zofran is better at preventing the vomiting.
If I do get nausea, it doesn't usually last too long. It tends to go away once I do throw up. But, I have a more sensitive gag reflex than most (I think), so perhaps that's why I throw up more.
I had a similar experience with this pregnancy.┬Ā This is my third baby.┬Ā With my other two I had intense nausea AND vomiting.┬Ā With this baby I have intense nausea and only a small amount of vomiting compared with the other two (twice a day with this one, sometimes only once).┬Ā The nausea was so bad that I couldn't eat anything or drink anything.┬Ā I had a PICC line for about 7 weeks.┬Ā I am feeling better now at 24 weeks, but I am still sick in the morning and have some bouts of nausea throught the day, but overall much, much better.┬Ā I lost 14 pounds during the first 20 weeks, but am gaining a bit now that the nausea is relenting a bit.┬Ā Don't discount how you are feeling.┬Ā Being nauseated is HORRIBLE, especially when it is unrelenting.
I have had vomiting, but it has mostly been managed with Phenergan and Reglan.┬Ā In the beginning I was vomiting a lot, but still managed to gain weight.┬Ā I was on a Reglan pump for three weeks, but taken off because it didn't make a difference.┬Ā Zofran has never done a thing for me.┬Ā I have been out of work since December and have mostly been confined to lying down since any movement is a major trigger.┬Ā I have some good weeks with no vomiting, but most every day has been the severe nausea.┬Ā For 9 weeks I couldn't gain weight because it kicked up into high gear and vomiting became at least 3 times per day again.┬Ā Luckily, the past two weeks have been better and I'm crossing my fingers that this next month continues to get better and I can feel somewhat normal.┬Ā I will warn you about the lying around.┬Ā I didn't believe how much it would affect me, but now I've found out that my strength is almost nothing now.┬Ā I have started getting in the pool and trying to build up some strength that way, but it's been tough.┬Ā Walking from the bedroom to the couch has been a challenge in this last trimester and my OB says it's because I'm not healthy and eating/drinking like I should be since I'm nauseous and am not hungry.┬Ā Severe nausea is just as much a part of HG as the vomiting is.┬Ā It's actually harder to control since the meds mostly are for the vomiting.┬Ā I have to keep cool air on me at all times or I will start vomiting.┬Ā GL to you!!!
I am not sure if I have hyperemesis gravidarum or not... I feel sick almost ALL day! Any nasty smells make me gag and I end up having to take zofran. I went a day without needing it, and then right back on it needing 1-3 pills a day. I have to take tylonol before I take it because it gives me really bad headachs and I can't eat or drink with a headach either... I lost 5 lbs in my first trimester, went from 165 to 160 and I have been stuch at 160 for a while ... I'm not sure whats wrong... Some days I feel good... others I feel like I just dont want to even look at food...
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My first bout of HG didn't happen until my 4th pregnancy, and it hit HARD.┬Ā I was dilerious vomiting multiple times an hour for the first week until I finally made it into my OB, who discovered the problem.┬Ā Until then, I hadn't heard of it, and the ER visits were just not long enough to really evaluate my spiraling problem.┬Ā I endured the 9 mos, with zofran pumps and IV's at home but the nausea can be worse for sure!┬Ā I ended up with permanent side effects from Reglan but I would go into spells where I would lose weight from being so dehydrated without food, which has a lot of water itself.┬Ā I even lost 9 lbs in 4 days during my 7th month just from stopping Reglan to avoid the side effects.┬Ā I was always discharged with more meds, uuuhhh.┬Ā
This time I felt like I just slipped right back into the previous horrible 9 months of HG, but it was more bearable because I knew my tricks... Sprite and baked potatoes.┬Ā The nausea has taken over, but the vomiting subsiding - then again, I just found out it's twins, so I'm going to keep faith that it is just 'normal' morning sickness for two babies, lol.┬Ā I believe very strongly in IV fluids because that was the only thing that would help me eat.┬Ā The hydration, which does kill like food poisening in the stomach, is much easier to handle being absorbed directly into the bloodstream!┬Ā
Best of luck to you!┬Ā I sure feel for everyone is this group, it's TOUGH.┬Ā I hadn't even realized what I was able to endure last time around until it came back the next time.┬Ā Others cannot fully understand unless they have been through it themselves- although husbands┬Āand children┬Ācan be pretty close to 'feeling your pain'.┬Ā They live it and breathe it┬Āright along with you┬Ā:) ┬Ā
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text: Hi! We have a new MMO in development (sorry, yes, another Kickstarter plug). We've worked on commercial MMOs for years (the Asheron's Call series is the one we're most known for), but for the past three years we've been working on our ow game, Project: Gorgon. Now we're trying to raise funds for better art, to get this game out into the world without it looking like.. an indie game, which is code for hideously ugly. Why you might care, you ask? Good question! Aimed at explorers, not just achievers: we have a ton of game systems interlocked in interesting ways. We aren't holding your hand to discover everything, either. This is a world that explorers of all types will really enjoy. (Achievers are also welcome, but there are already plenty of great games for people to grind to max level ASAP.) Free-form: the game doesn't have predefined classes; pick any two combat skills at once and make your own class, and tune/change it as you discover new abilities and skills. Deep combat: combat is oriented toward many-vs-many group fights: your three-man group will often be tackling four or five dangerous enemies, and there are no overly-convenient roles like "tank" and "healer". Different enemies will require different combat strategies; figure them out, adapt, think on your feet! Focus on emergent gameplay: we think "emergent problems" are some of the most fun things that can happen in an MMO, and our game rules are optimized around making that happen. Sometimes this means we aren't as optimal in terms of the kill-loot-sell loop that most MMOs are now focused on, but the trade-off is worth it. As a simple example, in order to use some vendors, you have to befriend them and convince them to give you a good trade rate. This sucks if you're just trying to sell stuff and get back to killing, but it's worth it because it opens up new ways and new reasons to play. Combine a lot of little ideas like this and they combine to form emergent scenarios. (But of course we're always cognizant of causing pain -- we avoid annoyance whenever possible.) Friendly: We're a PvE game, and there's no PvP to speak of (besides trivial stuff like dueling). But if you've played PvE MMOs like WoW recently, "carebear" isn't very friendly anymore. In fact, it's downright hostile, unfun, and tedious. There are a lot of reasons this is happening, from the communities' attitudes to specific gameplay mechanics. We're aiming for a very friendly community, and tailoring the game to make that happen. (Regarding PvP: we would love to "do PvP right", but we aren't interested in doing a crap PvP implementation just to check a feature off a list. Some day we'll do PvP right in an MMO. But this time around, we're trying to do PvE right.) Not afraid to try new approaches: We removed auction houses. Why? Because it hurts crafters, didn't have sufficient up-sides, and it didn't fit into our game very well. (http://www.eldergame.com/2012/09/the-case-against-auction-houses/) We've replaced it with some new game mechanics. These new ideas may or may not work, and if they don't, we'll just have to change them until they do. The point is that we are willing to take risks and try new game systems, rather than just parroting what's in every other MMO just to avoid failure. We've been working on MMOs for years now (most recently as behind-the-scenes design contractors), and we've seen why most MMOs feel so similar: they're afraid to try things that might not work immediately. It's very frustrating, both for players and for developers. This list is too long: I'll stop now. It's hard to get all the ideas across. Our Kickstarter page has some more, but the blog has even more of these ideas. I hope you find it interesting enough to pledge. Thanks! - Eric


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