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Carrie Underwood is set to honor TV's past at this weekend's Emmy Awards.
The ceremony will feature a segment recognizing TV milestones from 1963, which was a breakthrough year in TV history.
Don Cheadle will host the segment, which will include tributes to TV's coverage of President John F. Kennedy's assassination, TV's rise to surpass newspapers as the public's primary source for news, and the launch of Beatlemania.
Underwood will cap off the segment with a performance of defining songs from the era. The 65th annual Emmy Awards will be presented in a ceremony Sunday, airing live on CBS at 8:00 p.m. Eastern.
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Oversight And Management Of The Government Purchase Card Program Reviewing ITS Weaknesses And Identifying Solutions
Good morning, Mr. Chairman and members of the Subcommittee. I am Patricia Mead, Acting Assistant Commissioner, Office of Acquisition of the Federal Supply Service. I am pleased to be here on behalf of the General Services Administration to discuss the Government-wide charge card program. While much of my discussion will address purchase cards, I also would like to speak briefly to a few important issues specific to travel cards.
GSA has been responsible for contracting for charge card services since 1984.
GSA serves as a catalyst for change in the card program by providing guidance to agencies, serving as the central repository for Government-wide data with respect to information available to GSA under the contracts, and execution of contract administration functions. GSA facilitates dialog between Government and industry and develops initiatives to educate program participants and improve program performance.
The most recent purchase, travel and fleet charge card contracts were awarded in 1998 to five banks as part of the GSA SmartPay� program. The contracts provided charge cards to streamline the procurement, payment and travel processes and provided refunds to the Government of $75M during last fiscal year. Refunds are provided directly to agencies and are premised upon agency charge volume and payment performance. Management and oversight of cardholders may differ depending on the type of card issued,; therefore I will address purchase cards separately from travel cards.
Purchase Cards
First I would like to discuss purchase cards. The purchase card replaced the paper-based time-consuming purchase order process for small dollar procurements. With annual expenditures of approximately $13.7B, the purchase card is the primary payment and procurement method for purchases under $2,500 (often referred to as micro-purchases). The purchase card currently saves the Government approximately $1.3B annually in administrative costs. The purchase card is the most flexible purchasing tool available to the US government. Agencies use the purchase card to acquire mission related goods and services.
Liability for transactions made by authorized purchase cardholders rests with the Government. If the card is used by an authorized purchase cardholder to make an unauthorized purchase, the Government is liable for payment and the agency is responsible for taking appropriate action against the cardholder. Use of the card by a person, other than the cardholder, who does not have authority and for which the Government does not receive any benefit, is not the liability of the Government. The Government's liability for transactions involving a lost or stolen card is limited to a maximum of $50. Historically, all liability for lost or stolen card transactions has been assumed by the GSA SmartPay banks.
Travel Cards
GSA's Office of Government-wide Policy is responsible for Federal Travel Management Policy including regulations on the mandatory use of travel cards, travel reimbursement, and collection of delinquent amounts owed to the travel card contractors. The travel card is designed to provide travelers with a payment mechanism that is accepted worldwide, eliminate - or greatly reduce the need for - cash advances, and facilitate the collection of essential management data. The Government and Government employees used the travel card to procure transportation, lodging, meals and other travel expenses valued at $5.3B during the last fiscal year. While similar in many ways to purchase cards, travel cards present a different management challenge. Travel cards may be either Government liability (centrally billed) or employee liability (individually billed). The contractors providing travel cards have expressed concerns with cardholder delinquency and write-offs on individually billed accounts. GSA recognizes that high delinquency rates are detrimental to the program and is working diligently with our customers to develop valuable management and training tools.
Split disbursement is the term used to describe a financial management procedure where the agency transmits funds to the agency's travel card contractor for expenses of official travel claimed by an employee that were charged to the employee's Federal contractor-issued travel charge card, with any remainder transmitted to the employee. Salary offset refers to a debt collection procedure which, in the context of the travel card program, would allow for the collection of funds owed by a Federal employee to a Government travel charge contractor as a result of delinquencies, by deduction from the amount of pay owed to that employee, not to exceed 15 percent of the disposable pay of the employee for that pay period.
As an example of the impact salary offset and split disbursement can have on an agency's performance, we point to GSA's recent implementation of these processes for GSA travel cardholders. (GSA as an agency is a user of the GSA SmartPay program for our employees.). As a result of the changes in our processes, GSA experienced a 50% decline in 60+ day delinquency and a 47% increase in recoveries of write-offs over the last twelve months. Agencies have the option of implementing salary offset and split disbursement as program improvements today, and a few have done so recently.
Management and Oversight
Agencies have numerous tools for management and oversight of the purchase and travel card program. Realizing the need for the most current and complete data available, GSA mandated that contractors provide electronic reports to agency managers. These reports are secure and easy to access via the Internet. Agencies use these reports to assist in the identification of questionable transactions, split purchases (improperly splitting a single purchase into two or more micro-purchases to avoid otherwise applicable competition requirements), improper cardholder limits exceeding a cardholder's contract warrant authority, and fraudulent activity.
While all payment mechanisms are subject to a certain degree of risk, GSA has built safeguards and systematic controls into the program designed to minimize risks. For example, when accounts are set up, agencies determine what limits to set on each transaction. They are able to set limits by dollar amount per transaction, number of transactions per month, spend per month, and the types of businesses at which the card may be used.
The contract provides for agency program coordinators to oversee the program. The role of the agency program coordinator includes ensuring that cardholders properly use the card and monitoring account activity. Under the GSA SmartPay contracts, agency program coordinators have access to numerous reports on cardholder activity from the banks. Realizing the need for the most current and complete data available, GSA mandated that contractors provide electronic reports to agency managers. These reports are secure and easy to access via the Internet. Agencies should use these reports to assist in the identification of questionable transactions, split purchases (improperly splitting a single purchase into two or more micro-purchases to avoid otherwise applicable competition requirements), improper cardholder limits exceeding a cardholder's contract warrant authority, and fraudulent activity. Finally, there is a full electronic record of all transactions under the GSA SmartPay program. This record is available to agencies to analyze spending patterns and to highlight questionable transactions. This electronic footprint makes fraud or misuse far easier to detect than in a paper-based environment.
To simplify the oversight process, transactions can be segregated by dollar amount, merchant type and frequency of transactions with specific merchants. Although reports can be helpful in identifying questionable purchases, review and approval of transactions at the local level continues to be our most effective control mechanism.
GSA recognizes that cardholder training is essential to ensuring proper use of the card. GSA provides on-line training free to both purchase and travel cardholders. The training discusses roles and responsibilities of cardholders, proper use of the card and ethical conduct. Many agencies choose to supplement this training with written, oral or on-line training of cardholders on agency procedures.
To assist our agencies with implementing good management practices, GSA is sponsoring a series of training sessions in Washington, DC this May, June and July which will specifically address policy issues, indicators of fraud and misuse and preventive measures which may be implemented.
GSA requires that all contractors participate in an annual training conference for program coordinators. Subjects of the annual training conference include electronic reporting tools, industry best practices, fraud monitoring and card management controls. To supplement the annual training conference, the contractors are also required to provide on-site training of agency program coordinators. written training materials provided by the contractors include cardholder guides and agency program coordinator guides. These guides address authorized uses of the card and responsibilities of the cardholder and the agency program coordinator.
All GSA SmartPay banks maintain a sophisticated fraud detection system to identify fraudulent activity and reduce risk. These systems are designed to deter or prevent fraudulent activity by outside parties, not necessarily Government employees. In those instances where fraud is suspected, the contractor will notify the agency and begin the account cancellation process, after which a new card will be issued. The Government relies on approving officials to review purchase card transactions and determine if they are appropriate.
As part of a continuing effort to improve the card program, GSA sponsors both purchase card and travel card workgroups for agency program coordinators. This is an opportunity for program coordinators across Government to share experiences and learn from each other. Using the collective expertise of the program managers, two publications were developed and are available to agencies: "Blueprint for Success: Purchase Card Oversight" discusses detection and prevention of purchase card misuse/fraud (available on-line and in hard copy in May 02) and the "Agency/Organization Program Coordinator (A/OPC) Survival Guide" for travel card agency program coordinators discusses program management and delinquency controls (available on-line and in hard copy).
GSA will continue to work with industry and our customer agencies to develop technology to facilitate automated transaction review (e.g. data mining) and account management (e.g. on-line certification).
Steps for Improvement
The Committee has specifically requested that GSA address ways to improve program oversight and management of travel and purchase cards. The most successful government charge card programs have a common characteristic: strong commitment and leadership by senior management. It is no coincidence that agencies that clearly communicate their intolerance for payment delinquency, misuse, and abuse, and hold those who fail to perform accountable, also have the best run card programs. Program risk can be further mitigated through better account management.
While card policies can differ among agencies due to their varying missions, all agencies need to clearly address the following key areas to help ensure effective control over card usage:
Delegation of contracting authority
Training requirements for program coordinators, approving officials and cardholders
Setting of reasonable single purchase and monthly limits and blocking of merchant category codes
Annual reviews to evaluate the number of cardholders and approving officials, cardholder limits and transactions
Uses of the card
Receipt and acceptance of supplies and services
Reconciling accounts and certification of transactions
Procedures for appointment of approving officials who can determine proper transactions and act independently
Span of control for approving officials and A/OPCs (e.g. one approving official for every seven purchase cardholders)
Criteria for establishing accounts
Criteria for deactivation/cancellation of cards
To ensure policies are effectively implemented, agencies must:
Optimize use of bank internet management tools including reports
Work closely with their Office of Inspector General (IG), and
Take disciplinary/legal action as appropriate
A strong training program, state of the art tools, and a detailed review structure gives Federal agencies all the tools and internal controls necessary to effectively run their card programs. As stated in a recent GAO report on "Strategies to Manage Improper Payments, Learning from Public and Private Sector Organizations," "people make internal controls work, and responsibility for good internal controls rests with all managers". Agencies must use the tools GSA has made available. GSA will continue to work to minimize risk to the Government and ensure proper use of the cards.
Mr. Chairman, that concludes my prepared remarks for today. I would be happy to answer any questions that you or members of the subcommittee may have. Thank you.
Strategies to Manage Improper Payments, Learning from Public and Private Sector Organizations, May 2001


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Inside and outside of elbow are nothing compared to collarbone. I need mine redone cos it's text and not particularly legible after healing... but it sucked so bad I don't want to
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i found the boney area between the inside of your wrist and thumb to be the most uncomfortable so far, more so than collar bones, ribs, any of them really
I haven't got anything that close to my wrist (or do you mean on the side of the hand?). Missus has just had her wrist done, said it was a weird sensation but not hugely painful... but she did give birth to my almost 9lb son, lol
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anyone who says "tattoos don't hurt" is lying, or doesn't have any proper tattoos. Apart from the tops of my arms (forearm & upper), everywhere else hurt like a motherfucker. Worst has to be the sternum though. Worst part of my whole chest piece.
For sure I can imagine sternum hurts bad.
People, recommend me good UK based colour artists. I am not interested in seeing portfolios which just have new school stuff/sugar skulls/owls & monkeys with random objects in their hands etc... don't like the whole modern/"cool" tattoo style.
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Still not got any myself, what's the chest like for pain overall, I want something on my chest and upper left arm and one down the calf. are leges worse than arms?
"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war"
Legs and arms don't hurt much in comparison to other body parts.
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Brevard weathers the storm winning 3-1September 8, 2009
Tornados top Flying Fleet 3-1
Brevard, N.C. - Renato Barbosa and Craig Galloway scored their first career goals while Chris Lanvik-Larsen added his third on the year and an assist en route to a 3-1 victory over Erskine.
The Tornados picked up their first win to improve to 1-4 while Erskine fell to 0-3-1.
Barbosa scored ten minutes into the game. He and Lanvik-Larsen passed the ball up the field until Lanvik-Larsen was finally able to cross a pass in front of Erskine's goalkeeper, Devon Braykovich, so Barbosa could take an open shot with Braykovich off balanced.
With 27:36 on the clock, the Tornados and the Flying Fleet were forced to leave the field due to lightening. When the game resumed an hour and a half later, Craig Galloway rocketed a shot from 30-yards out for his first career goal.
Tornados goalkeeper, Jack Shaw, allowed the only Erskine goal with ten minutes remaining in the first period when Eric Moxley scored.
Shaw saved six of the seven shots on goal that he faced, many times coming out of the net and out hustling Erskine to the ball.
The Flying Fleet came out strong in the second period threatening to tie the game, but Craig Galloway's slide tackle just outside of the box prevented them from scoring just 3:00 into the period.
Minutes later Douglas Neil made back to back defensive plays to protect Shaw and keep the Flying Fleet from scoring off of corner kicks.
The Tornados added cushion in the 88th minute when freshman, Landvik-Larsen added his third goal of the year.
The Tornados travel to Rock Hill S.C. on Friday, September to play their second Division I opponent of the year in Winthrop.They return home again on Wednesday, September 16 for their first conference game against Lenoir-Rhyne.


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'"I drove in before the game and saw the front of the building, drove by the team store – it was packed with people," said Sabres captain Jason Pominville. "That's what this city's all about. They love their hockey."'
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WATCH: Snooki's son takes his first steps
(Yahoo!) - It may be hard to believe, but "Jersey Shore" star Snooki and her fiancé Jionni LaValle have officially been parents for a year!
The cute couples' adorable son Lorenzo turned one on Monday and the proud parents made sure to celebrate in a very memorable way.
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Espartero naturally kicked at this—as who would not in his place?
In 1834 Queen Christina was opposed, and in 1840 public opinion declared for Espartero.
"And a good soldier he was, Seorita," said Espartero, courteously.
The King also said that Espartero had been proclaimed sole regent and dictator in Spain.
They may sell Narvaez, as they sold Espartero, to the highest bidder.
The government of Espartero, capable of every evil, incapable of good, finally fell into odium with the people.
I obtained for him an introduction to General Espartero in Madrid.
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It was double Downton this week on PBS. But for those of you who may have missed the two-hour episode, here is a brief recap of what happened!
At dawn, Anna waits anxiously in the Crawleys' car outside the prison in York. Inside, the guards unlock a series of doors for John Bates. When at last the front gates open, Anna gets out of the car and rushes toward her husband, embracing him without supervision for the first time in months. The wait is over; Bates is free.
Driving up the road toward Downton Abbey, the sight of the Castle is a welcome one for Mr. Bates. It means home and a future with Anna are finally within his grasp after months of injustice and anguish. In the house, his friends both upstairs and down are delighted to welcome him back. Robert Is particularly glad to see his old war mate. He is happy the whole mess is through and pleased to have his valet back. Which raises the issue of Thomas' future.
It seems Thomas will be out of his job, but perhaps not out of the house. That is, until O'Brien orchestrates his ultimate ruin. One night she happens upon a conversation between Jimmy and Thomas in the Servant's Hall. Though it was perfectly innocent (at least on Jimmy's part), O'Brien insists to Thomas that he was being flirtatious and further, that he is constantly hinting to Alfred that he is romantically interested. At first, Thomas refuses to believe her, but later that night when he is alone in his room, her words prey on his mind and he decides to take a chance.
Thomas creeps down the hallway and slips silently into Jimmy's bedroom. He is already asleep so Thomas approaches his bed carefully and sits down. He looks longingly at Jimmy's handsome face. Meanwhile, downstairs, Alfred has just returned from his "date" with Ivy (and a third or fourth wheel). Frustrated at being shot down once again, he makes his way back to his room, which he shares with his fellow footman. At that moment Thomas makes up his mind, leans in, and kisses Jimmy softly on the lips. Alfred opens his door to the shocking scene and Jimmy is violently stirred from his sleep. When he finally realizes what has happened, he flies into a fit of fury. This flusters Alfred further and he flees the room.
The next day, tension is high between the three men. Thomas is for once attempting politeness toward Alfred, and Jimmy wants nothing to do with either of them. But O'Brien has not finished meddling yet. She persuades her nephew to raise the issue with Carson. Always the staunch conservative, he is appalled by what Alfred recounts to him. His reaction is a harsh reminder of the intolerance that existed in Interwar England; it was in fact a punishable crime for a man to carry out acts of a homosexual nature. It is in this context that we must view Carson's resolution as lenient. Since Bates is set to return to his former position anyway and Carson wants to both avoid Scandal and give Thomas the prospect of a future career, he proposes that Thomas resign and seek employment elsewhere with a generous recommendation from him.
For Sarah O'Brien though, it is not enough for Thomas to simply lose his job. Therefore, she convinces Jimmy that if he does not take the punishment a step further, people might think "there's something funny about [him]" too. Jimmy, determined to maintain his good name, threatens to go to the police if Carson does not give Thomas a bad reference.
Thomas is devastated at the news. With Jimmy's ultimatum in the balance, Carson can do nothing but comply in order to keep another Downton valet out of prison. When Mrs. Hughes discovers Thomas crying, she insists that he tell her what happened. Bates also suspects trouble and goes to Mrs. Hughes for the scoop. Once Thomas' greatest adversary, Bates now has a new lease on life and wishes to help him out of his misery. He "[knows] what it is to feel powerless" from his stint behind bars, and does not wish it on anyone, not even Thomas. With a sneaking suspicion that O'Brien is behind this nasty scheme, an opinion he voices to Lord Grantham along with the rest of the story, he goes to Thomas to work out a plan for redemption. But Thomas has all but given up, reconciling himself to the idea of going abroad to seek employment. Bates is not so quick to quit. He asks Thomas for any information he could use as Leverage against O'Brien.
Armed with a single phrase, Bates arranges a meeting with O'Brien at his new cottage with Anna. Over tea, he confronts her about her involvement in Thomas' demise. Though she tries to deny it at first, when he whispers the phrase into her ear, she immediately changes her attitude. Later that day she speaks with Jimmy and convinces him to Grant Thomas clemency. In doing so, he will have both made a strong statement about his personal beliefs and proven himself to be a compassionate soul. Jimmy, who was against making such a racket in the first place, is relieved to leave the whole ordeal in the past and let Thomas move on to a new home. But Lord Grantham has a different plan in mind. Perhaps primarily because he wants desperately to keep the star of his cricket team, but also partly to keep the peace, he asks that Carson keep Thomas on staff. It takes some coaxing, but Bates finally agrees to the idea of Thomas being made under butler (though it may be a slightly higher position), but getting Jimmy to come around is a task left up to the Earl of Grantham himself.
Scandal leaves no class untouched this week. With the arrival of the vivacious Rose at the Dowager's house comes the trials and tribulations of youth...and then some. When Violet agrees to take her great-niece into her charge, she has no clue just how full her hands will be. At Rose's first dinner at Downton, she finds out that Edith will be traveling to London and asks to tag along. Despite Violet's protestation, she insists she must go, inventing a story that she is arranging a surprise for her mother. Edith is not duped and when Matthew asks to come along as well, she is glad of the extra support.
When the trio arrives at Aunt Rosamund's house Rose immediately slinks away to use the telephone to organize a mysterious rendezvous in Warwick Square. When she misses dinner, Rosamund is peeved, but when a taxi driver is brought into the dining room with information on the teenager's whereabouts, she is livid. Rosamund, Edith and Matthew find her at a jazz club, The Blue Dragon, making quite a shameful display with a married man. When they confront Rose, she comes up with the sub-par justification that her companion, Mr. Terence Margadale, is an old family friend who has a dreadful wife. Far from amused, Rosamund is about to unleash the sharp tongue of measured invective she no doubt learned from her mother when Matthew swoops in and carries Rose off to the dance floor to strike a bargain. Always the hero "on the side of the downtrodden", he does her a deal- be through with Mr. Margadale, at least until she is no longer the Crawleys' responsibility, and he will guarantee the two ladies' silence on her sordid affair. With all parties in (reluctant) agreement, Rose leaves London virtually unscathed.
But what the Dowager wishes to know, the Dowager will no doubt find out. Overhearing a conversation between Rose and Edith, Violet deduces that there may be a secret to uncover. When she learns what actually had transpired in London, she contacts Lady Flintshire, Rose's mother, and arranges a new plan for the young mischief-maker- she is to go to Duneagle, the family's house in Scotland, with her Aunt Agatha as a chaperone. Rose is horrified to find there is no way out of this situation. With her signature smug look of victory, the Dowager proves she can still keep the rebellious youth in line.


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Movie Night: Dr. Strangelove
Thursday, August 28 -- 9:30pm inside the Library
Summer movie night comes to an end with a tip of the hat to longtime Sausalito resident Sterling Hayden, who stars as the unhinged, communist-hating General Jack D. Ripper in Stanley Kubrick's 1964 black comedy, Dr. Strangelove. Peter Sellers (who plays three roles), George C. Scott, and Slim Pickens join Hayden in a memorable cast. Former No Name Bar owner Neil Davis will be on hand to share Sterling Hayden stories before the show.
SCH Number: 2014042009
Applicant: Alex Kashef, DDS, MD
Project Description & Background:
The project would redevelop the former Valhalla site and building at 201 Bridgeway by renovating and re-configuring the Valhalla structure to accommodate seven residential condominium units. The project would also maintain the existing single-family residence located at 206 Second Street. In total, the project would add approximately 600 square feet of new floor area to the existing 9,290 square feet of building space on the Valhalla property, for a total of approximately 10,000 square feet of floor area. Additionally, approximately 600 square feet of floor area would be removed from the existing 2,018 single-family residence at 206 Second Street. The subdivision map for the project would create a separate parcel for the single-family residence and air space condominium ownership areas for the seven residential units, exclusive common areas, and common areas. The project's discretionary actions include approval of an Initial Environmental Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration, General Plan map amendment, Zoning Map amendments, Tentative Subdivision Map, Planned Development Permit, Design Review Permit, Condominium Conversion Permit, Encroachment Agreement, and a recently-added Floodplain Variance, as well as approval by the Bay Conservation and Development, US Army Corps of Engineers, and Regional Water Quality Control Board.
Review Period: August 12, 2014 to September 10, 2014
Public Meetings: The Planning Commission will take public comments on the Supplement to the Final Initial Environmental Study / Mitigated Negative Declaration at 6:30 p.m. on September 3, 2014. All meetings will be held in the City of Sausalito Council Chambers, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito.
For More Information: The draft Supplement to the Final IES/MND and the Final Draft IES/MND (dated June 18, 2014) are available for viewing at the City of Sausalito Community Development Department (open from 7:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday, 7:30 P.M to 5:00 P.M. Tuesday through Thursday, and 7:30 A.M to noon on Fridays) and the City of Sausalito Library (open every day) located in City Hall, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito and on the City's website. The project plans are available for viewing at the Community Development Department. For questions regarding the project or to review a copy of the draft Supplement to the Final IES/MND or a copy of the Final Draft IES/MND (dated June 18, 2014) please contact Community Development Director Jeremy Graves, AICP at (415) 289-4133. Staff reports will be available on the City's website on the Friday preceding the Planning Commission meetings. Any written comments on the project must be received by the Planning Commission prior to the close of the public review period noted above.
SAUSALITO VILLAGE - Save the Date for a special Pole Walking Training Class - August 20
Sausalito Village will feature a special Pole Walking training class led by Jayah Faye Paley, at the Edgewater Room, Sausalito City Hall, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito, on Wednesday August 20, 11:30 to 2:30 P.M.. This training session will include personalized pole fitting and terrain practice as well as gait and balance exercises catered to the needs of a limited-size group. The class is open to the community and is offered at a special Sausalito Village rate of $27. Contact Sharon Seymour at 331-1362 or firstname.lastname@example.com to reserve a place.
AYAH FAYE PALEY, fitness and wellness educator, presents hiking, walking and fitness seminars for national and state park associations and health related organizations around the country.Jayah, an AFAA & ACE-certified Personal Trainer, is the creator of the only comprehensive educational media on how to use poles, which includes two award-winning DVD's.
For over 15 years, she has trained people of all ages, abilities and physical conditions (such as Parkinson's, MS, arthritis, diabetes, peripheral neuropathy, etc.) as well as athletes, trainers and physical therapists to use poles to achieve, regain and maintain mobility for hiking and walking. She has authored and delivers courses which provide continuing education credits for personal trainers.
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From your Disaster Preparedness Committee
This month's tip: EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION
If you have ever been stuck in rush-hour traffic you understand the need for alternative transportation during a disaster or an emergency. During working or commute hours, the traffic speed in a City such as San Francisco, or surrounding locations such as Marin County, can be anything from a slow crawl to a complete stop. This congestion is already a major problem, and a disaster will make this exponentially worse.
To read more on transportation alternatives recommended by the Disaster Preparedness, click here.
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Sartell's Mike Spanier Returns With Rest of NFL Refs [AUDIO]
The NFL Officials have an agreement to end the lockout with the NFL and Sartell's Mike Spanier is one of the officials heading back to work this weekend. Mike is a line judge and has been assigned to work the Carolina at Atlanta game this Sunday. The officials will gather in Dallas for a referees clinic on Friday and will vote Saturday morning to ratify the new agreement between the officials union and the NFL.


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Utah Firefighters Fear More Wildfires Will Break Out Over July 4th Weekend
Just as wildland firefighters began gaining the upper hand on Utah blazes, another one was reported Tuesday night near Minersville, in Beaver County.
The latest lightning-cause fire had consumed 750 acres and was threatening one cabin.
Firefighters are concerned, the combination of tinder dry conditions, extreme heat and fireworks could lead to many new fires, over the holiday weekend.


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Reading - READ
0903 - Reading Fundamentals -
3 credit hours
Placement into this class is based upon a student's ACT,
Accuplacer, or SAT test scores and high school grade point average.
This course is designed to develop basic reading, writing, and
speaking skills. Standard English pronunciation strategies, such as
phonics and word segmentation, are emphasized along with
vocabulary, comprehension skills, and dictionary study. Students
are required to take READ 1013 and READ 1023 in consecutive
semesters following this course.
Prerequisite: Placement by the
Director of Freshman Advising.
Co-requisite: STSK 1003. Note:
Students are not allowed to withdraw from this course as it is
a developmental course.
1013 - College Reading I - 3
credit hours
Placement into this class is based upon a student's ACT of 11-14,
SAT reading test score of 315-365, or Accuplacer score of 56-74.
This course is designed to strengthen a student's reading and
writing skills and to develop strategies that are essential for
college success. Students are required to take READ 1023 the
semester following this course. Grading: A-C or NC.
Co-requisite: STSK 1003 if placed in the
course by the Director of Freshman Advising. Note: Only
students whose test scores indicate a need for this course may be
enrolled. Students are not allowed to withdraw from this course as
it is a skill-building course.
1023 - College Reading II - 3
credit hours
Emphasizes reading, critical thinking, vocabulary building, and
learning strategies that help students read college textbooks
effectively. Placement into this course may be based upon an ACT of
15-17, SAT reading score of 382-415, or Accuplacer scores of 75-99.
Students who were placed into earlier courses in the Reading
sequence (READ 0903, READ 1013) must successfully complete this
course to fulfill sequence requirements. Additionally, any student
may elect to take this course to develop and enrich reading skills
that are essential to successful college work. Grading: A-C or NC.
Note: Students place in Reading II are not allowed to withdraw
from this course as it is a skill-building
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Any architect who's been in business for a few years knows that staying competitive requires an outlay of time and money. In 2003, Mark LePage, AIA, decided it was time to move Fivecat Studio—the Pleasantville, N.Y., firm he runs with his wife, Annmarie McCarthy, AIA—out of their house and into 2,000 square feet of leased office space. He spent about $15,000 upgrading the build-out with an open-plan studio and private office, plus a high-end reception desk and a conference room where he envisioned making multimedia presentations to new-home clients.
LePage spent the next two years working alone in the studio while McCarthy continued to work from home. Then, true to his business plan, he filled the space with employees between 2005 and 2008. In that final year, the firm was on track to top $1 million in revenues. Then came the economic crash, and with it remodeling remorse.
In hindsight, "it was a mistake to do this before we really understood the market we were in—additions and renovations. Westchester County is all built out," LePage says. "Since move-in, we could probably count [on one hand] the number of people who've come into the studio, because we meet clients at their home." He wishes he'd leased only half the space and geared up for production rather than for the public. Now that the dust has settled, LePage is back to one employee and estimates he will spend the next two years paying off debts incurred during the downturn.
It's a rookie mistake, and yet he followed standard business school advice about how to nurture a business. "You're told to invest in yourself, get a nice place, but I think the context has really changed," says Rena Klein, FAIA, owner of RM Klein Consulting in Seattle. "There are ways to do things that involve less risk and a more incremental approach."
The question of how to wisely reinvest profits might seem overly optimistic these days. Many architects are still digging themselves out of the economic wreckage, having had to use their savings and every last penny they were generating just to stay afloat. But as revenues trickle back in, the key questions are: What have we learned during the past five years? How do successful firms strategically spend their money? What, if anything, has changed? And what are they investing in now to meet the rising demand?
Expansion Mode
The housing bust casts former spending habits in a new, often unflattering, light. Michael Woodley, AIA, president of Woodley Architectural Group, took his entire staff to visit a large commission in Hawaii just as the economy started to crumble. "I felt stupid; now we're cautious even about attending conferences," says Woodley, who specializes in production housing and oversees 16 employees in Denver and Santa Ana, Calif. However, he's clung to one principle that has formed the basis of his success. When three top-notch job candidates crossed his doorstep recently, he hired them even though he wasn't recruiting. For Woodley, it wasn't a splurge. "We hire for life," he says. "It felt right, and now we're super-busy."
Wiedemann Architects, in Bethesda, Md., is ramping up investment in software upgrades and staff training—expenditures that principal Gregory Wiedemann, AIA, put off when things were uncertain. But savvy planning helped the firm ride out the recession. Over the years, it has evolved into a practice that can manage large and small jobs profitably. Strategic hiring also has fed its diversification goals, leading to enough projects to prevent downsizing. "We work in a traditionally minded town that has a growing interest in modern design, and our seven employees reflect those different interests," he says.
KGA Studio Architects, in Boulder, Colo., which designs custom and production houses, is focused on upgrading CAD programs, as well as replenishing the staff roster. The 36-year-old firm has a workforce of 12, down from 18, but senior partner Jerry Gloss, AIA, is cautiously upbeat about the volume of new work coming through the door. After loading up a four-month backlog of projects, he gave employees a choice: Did they want to work more hours or hire someone back?
"You can ask those questions when you have trusted employees," says Gloss, who recently welcomed back three former staffers. The Great Recession, he says, was "a real head-thumper that informs every decision we make. If the cash flow is good now, do we just give a bonus and not commit to a salary raise? Everything we do from here out will be rather guarded."
Everyone is trying to stay nimble now. In San Diego, Kevin deFreitas, AIA, has a business model that allows him to expand and contract without the painful process of hiring and firing. He has a digital practice involving four other Southern California architects working independently in home studios. "Part of this business model is based on the fact that I'm a terrible personnel manager," he says. Another benefit: His co-collaborators are experienced, requiring less oversight than junior staff.
Business development should be part of every firm's expense sheet, yet it feels like a luxury when you're living hand-to-mouth. DeFreitas says his model's low overhead and increased profitability buy time for targeted volunteer work and networking, such as organizing a book drive for the local AIA chapter and serving on the San Diego Architectural Foundation board. Technology is deFreitas's biggest cash outlay, and he finally updated it last year, spending $3,500 on an AutoCAD seat and $1,200 on FormZ software.
Robin Osler, AIA, LEED AP, principal of Elmslie Osler Architect in New York City, also is trying to position her 17-year-old firm for the future by taking a hard look at the office's infrastructure. While large firms seem to be going gangbusters, caution is the operative word among smaller practices these days. Architects report that the phone is ringing more, but projects are taking longer to lock in.
"My challenge was, okay, we get published a lot and have global companies reaching out to us, and yet we're still a little fragile for my taste," Osler says. "Even if we have a six-month backlog of work, it still makes me nervous." Recently, she asked Rena Klein for help in solidifying the firm's base. One decision they made was to step up marketing by redesigning the firm's website and creating a public relations outreach matrix where Osler keeps track of people who have been contacted, what happened, and what she needs to do to follow up.
Another decision made was to invest in more sophisticated IT support. Technology is perhaps the toughest budget item for small residential practices, but Osler, who currently employs five people for work in both the residential and commercial sectors, wishes she'd done it sooner. After the office server crashed, the firm had to pay an enormous amount of money to retrieve files that weren't backed up properly. "It took us a while to figure out we needed to spend this kind of money for IT services," she says. "It makes us a little sick, but we realized that we were big enough that we needed to invest in someone with more skills to handle bigger demands on the system."
Future Proofing
Smart business development springs from a holistic look at a firm's priorities, Klein says, and the type of practice it is, or wants to become. She encourages productivity-based firms to invest in the latest drafting and delivery technologies, while design-focused firms might bolster their core business by adding a specialty. "Do research, be a knowledge leader, write about it yourself," she says. "You have to have a value proposition for the market you're in."
When the recession hit, Osler realized she needed to expand her expertise. So she launched Grow Studio, a design consultancy specializing in urban agriculture. The idea came after Anthropologie commissioned the firm to design a planted façade wall for a store in Huntsville, Ala. Then a nonprofit called Urban Farming asked for a similar system for growing food. Osler developed customizable wall panels that support crops and can be integrated into new or existing residential, commercial, or civic projects. The idea is to create healthier communities through architecture, as a response to consumers' growing enthusiasm for locally produced food. Plotting the firm's next steps "is about living and breathing all the other stuff that's out there," she says, "because that will inform the architecture."
According to Klein, residential architects can benefit from bringing new ideas into their work. "People tend to be more successful if they're specialized, but you can broaden that to include different ways of delivering projects," she says.
A case in point is Boulder, Colo.'s Scott Rodwin, AIA, LEED AP, principal of Rodwin Architecture, one of hundreds of firms across the country that lost most of its clients in 2009. Ninety percent of his business disappeared within a six-month span. But rather than laying off his seven employees, he turned the firm's sleepy "build" component—one small project a year, at the time—into a thriving enterprise that almost doubled its volume from 2007 to 2013.
One of Rodwin Architecture's junior staff had been a builder for 12 years and was enthusiastic about ramping up the construction side. Rodwin spent 18 months and $150,000 to hire and train site supervisors and purchase new operating systems, including Revit. "It helped our quality control substantially," he says. The firm's construction arm became Skycastle Homes. "As we moved into becoming the builders, making sure our documents were complete and consistent became extra important, because we were financially responsible for anything missing." The startup capital came from Rodwin's personal savings, but by 2010 he was reinvesting some of the profits.
"We were looking for a more financially sustainable model and feel we do need to return to that role of the master builder in order to reclaim our place in making buildings," he says. "But it requires an enormous commitment of time, expertise, and money to gain that back."
During the slow period, he and his employees also established themselves as green building experts. Rodwin teamed up with a regional sustainable design leader to teach green building tenets to local builders and architects. Boulder County set up the lectures and charged a small fee to attendees. "We got paid pennies, but it upped our game and strengthened our reputation so that when the market came back, people knew about us," he says.
As larger firms rise out of the recession fog, they too are laser-focused on positioning themselves for the future. Seattle-based Mithun is feeling the effects of the many talented architects who left the profession when work was scarce. "We had a wonderful landscape architect who decided to become an organic farmer, and a principal became a nonprofit director," says CEO Bert Gregory, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C. "As the workload increases and the demographics shift and the output doesn't quite ramp up, we're challenged to find staff able to service us at the level required by our clients."
Last year Mithun, which employs about 100 people, made a tremendous investment in intellectual capital when it merged with Daniel Solomon Design Partners in San Francisco. Gregory says the merger allows it to carve deeper inroads into high-density housing, student housing, urban planning, and transit-oriented development—all growth areas that emerged from its market research. "Over the last decade, the practice has received the strongest benefit from doing research and then finding the clients who are seeking new things—positioning themselves to be where they think the market is going in terms of all the things we need to do to accommodate population growth," Gregory says.
At Mithun, that also means doing the math on energy performance and being savvy about costs, to maximize limited budgets in order to achieve clients' sustainability goals. To stay ahead of the curve, staff members are offered perks for organizing educational sessions, which are held two or three times a week throughout the year. The classes vary from industry experts sharing the latest thinking about technical construction issues, to in-house architects discussing the projects they're working on, to manufacturer reps explaining their products' material content.
In a landscape still suffering from fallout, Olson Kundig Architects also has managed to weather the recent economic storms. Launched in the late 1960s, the Seattle firm has learned over the years how to expand its services so that it can ride the ups and downs. "We put in place some austerity measures and operated without feeling profitable, but we could cover ourselves and invest in things we wanted to do," says principal Kirsten R. Murray, AIA. During the recession, for example, the firm made the transition from AutoCAD to Revit. Recently it added a 3D printer and laser cutter to the office tools.
Counterintuitively, perhaps, the firm also increased the amount of money spent on philanthropic and community outreach. In 2011, Olson Kundig leased vacant storefront space in its neighborhood to use for creating its own interactive exhibits and collaborating with local artists, Washington State University students, and the Seattle Art Museum. "We do a lot of things in that space with program partners, strengthening our exhibit-design expertise and connections in the cultural realm for when the economy comes back," Murray says.
While small practitioners may not have the cash reserves or lines of credit that a corporation does, Olson Kundig's solutions are scalable. "When we were a 12-person office with revenues under $1 million, we did similar things on a smaller scale," Murray says. "One staff person worked on a projection screen for the office. When you learn a new thing, you keep staff engaged. Then when work comes back, the recovery is much quicker."


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Amazingness Articles
'Special' Celebrities and Hollywood stars who make you laugh and smile by being overly pampered, out-of-touch, eccentric, or hilariously delusional.
Taylor Swift: Sorry not sorry
Taylor Swift covers Rolling Stone. It's the BEST celebrity magazine profile of the year. No question. And by best I mean the most entertaining. The juiciest. GREAT for gossip. I could not get enough. I had to read it twice, back to back, because I didn't want it to be over. So, if you haven't already, set aside 10 minutes today and make sure you're not interrupted. Full Story
"It got pretty wet here"
A trailer for Jennifer Lopez's new movie The Boy Next Door was released yesterday. It comes out in January, not exactly a month for quality pictures. But…I'm totally seeing this. And to all my friends out there, I know what you're thinking and SHUT UP, this is not my life. Full Story
Mindy Kaling Motivates Your First Day
-EXCLUSIVE- It's the first day of school! For the moments that you remember that it's true, you feel motivated, right? Like this year you're going to give it your all, and really show them what you can do, right? Isn't there always that renewal feeling on the first day? Here to help you out is Mindy Kaling, who's on the cover of FLARE this month in a dress I will spend the next year trying to sport. Full Story
More A List Ice Buckets
Still some big names participating in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Jennifer Aniston was nominated by Justin Theroux. And he poured her ice bucket too. So, yeah, we're getting to the very, very top now. Once we've hit Jennifer Aniston, no matter what her box office looks like, we're approaching the exclusives. Full Story
The Greatest Living Entertainer
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There is nothing else. Nothing left. Nothing but Beyonce. You know, somehow JLO's Slum Bear, Casper Smart, found a job choreographing for Nicki Minaj. That sh-t doesn't feel shame but he should. Because everything else was a mess compared to what Beyonce delivered – her ENTIRE album, much of it reworked from On The Run for this, her MTV Video Vanguard moment, so that there could be no question about Who Is The Greatest? Now? It's just Beyonce. Full Story
Ice buckets for everyone
The ALS Ice Bucket challenge continues to steam-roll through popular culture, cluttering up everyone's timelines and inspiring countless think pieces and rants, all while raising over forty million dollars for ALS research and support, which is tremendously awesome and everyone can just shut the f*ck up about how annoying the ice bucket challenge is because it's WORKING. Full Story
Chris Pratt keeps his promise
During press for Guardians of the Galaxy last month, Chris Pratt said that he'd stolen his Star-Lord costume so that he could visit sick kids in the hospital dressed as his superhero character. And guess what? HE DID. Pratt visited the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles on Wednesday, screening Guardians for the kids, and he showed up dressed as Star-Lord. Full Story
Chris Pratt appreciation
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Someone yelled at me over email today about how there's not enough Chris Pratt on the site. Fine. But there aren't always fresh pics either. You people sure know how to conjure your favourite celebrities… Look! New photos of Chris Pratt! EVERYONE loves Chris Pratt right now. Full Story
Anna Wintour is iced
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I'm not sure it was hard for her. And for any of the professional athletes doing it. Like, she nominated Roger Federer who sits in an ice bath after every tennis match. They all do. But anyway, here's Anna Wintour accepting her ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in response to her daughter Bee, and not to Gisele Bundchen, as noted in today's open. Full Story
The Blunt-Krasinskis and the Afflecks
Sarah texted me yesterday after I posted that video of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner doing the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. "That ALS bucket video is the most I've liked Affleck in a while. That's also the most I've liked Jennifer Garner ever." They were pretty cute, right? And then I saw that John Krasinski and Emily Blunt did their thing and I realised that even though it may not have been intentional, that was one of the few times we've seen the Afflecks be like how we imagine Blunt-Krasinskis to be. Full Story
Reese Witherspoon: wooooo girl!
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Reese Witherspoon is in Capri. Reese Witherspoon is dancing like there's no one watching. Oh but someone is always watching…with a smartphone. And they'll send it to TMZ. Well, at least this time she's not bitching out a cop for being un-American and reminding him what her name is. Full Story


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Staff is always happy to change their gloves. Just pay attention to what they touch. One girl changed her gloves then asked if I wanted corn or flour tortillas and touched the flour tortillas BUT this only happened once and she was more than happy to change her gloves again and asked if I wanted her to wash her hands too. I have never gotten sick when eating here. Plenty of options.
499 North Green River Road, Evansville, IN 47715
They even changed the serving spoons at this franchise!
1001 Edwards Ferry Road Northeast, Leesburg, VA 20176
It's a hit or miss. I ate here quite often and once in a while, I still got cross-contaminated, despite the employees changing their gloves. Most of the time it is fine though, just remind them to change their gloves.
5223 Buckeystown Pike, Frederick, MD 21703
I told them to make it gluten free and told them what that meant. A couple hours later I threw up because it was s wheat tortilla. I do not recommend this place and not gluten free friendly.
1136 Galleria Blvd., Roseville, CA 95678
The staff are usually knowledgeable and the food is good and doesn't make me sick. I love the barbacoa and their chips.
17250 Southcenter Parkway, Tukwila, WA 98188
Very helpful and switched out gloves for me.
415 E. Hall of Fame Ave., Stillwater, OK 74075
Not good if you are very sensitive. Way too much cross contamination. Had a very bad reaction.
4397 Glen Este-Withamsville Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45245
Would give 0, if option. Standing in line and saw staff put rice on flour tortilla and then when she realized it was the wrong rice, she dumped rice from tortilla back into the steam table, contaminating all of the available rice. We did not bother staying.
217 University Ave, Westwood, MA 02090
OUTSTANDING! I've eaten here atleast 10 times. I tell them nothing can come off the line so they get new containers of each item and make it in the prep area. They always change their gloves, wash down the prep area and get clean utensils. I can't say enough good things about the staff.
961 Dana Dr., Redding, CA 96003
I have to say thia is the best chipotle I have ever been to in regards to knowledgeable, and friendly staff. I'm really pleased with the fact that both times I went in was so easy... as soon as I mentioned that we were celiacs the first girl changed her gloves without my having to ask, and compassionately asked if we wanted a counter wipe down as well. The second time, (a different girl) I asked for a glove change, and she was very quick to change her gloves, and washed her hands as well. I have been to many chipotles around california, and often its been a stressful deal to have to explain that I am sensitive to the touch as well. These young ladies were a breath of fresh air.
723 State St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101
They changed gloves and followed my food down the line. Meat was a little cold. Wish they had more carnitas so I could get double. :) So far so good. I usually just stick to things that are touched by spoons. FYI locations will change spoons if asked.
1471 Caldwell Blvd, Nampa, ID 83651
Great food, great service , great gluten free options. Tell them you need gluten free at ordering . They wash there hands and get new gloves, gluten free fryer
3109 Lakeview Pkwy #100, Rowlett, TX 75088
Everything is gluten free except for the tortillas!
1 Stephen King Dr #10, Augusta, ME 04330
Clean, friendly, knowledgeable and willing to clean and channel gloves before food is made.
1317 Q street #100, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508
When I said I needed gluten free; the worker immediately went to wash hands, put on new gloves and switched out the serving utensils. He took it seriously and I appreciated it! The food was excellent!
1385 Conant St., Unit A, Maumee, OH 43537
Server immediately washed all surfaces and her hands, put on new gloves and requested new tongs and fresh food containers. Fast service and tasty food. Very courteous employees. One even came to our table to ask if the food was okay.
18951 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, CA 92708
I love chipotle and Erik they cover the gluten free tortillas with tin foil and they change there gloves if you ask
2711 N. Mayfair Rd., Unit A, Wauwatosa, WI 53226
Staff looked like deer looking at headlights. Totally ignorant of gluten. Nobody knew how to prepare gluten free. Not typical for Chipotle chain.
1941 Whiskey Rd, Aiken, SC 29803
Caleigh, the manager, and the rest of the staff were fantastic about ensuring my meal was gluten free. They changed gloves, changed spoons, changed out the food that gloved hands reaches into to ensure no contamination and cleaned the food prep area. They were courteous and knowledegable and I highly recommend this location!
14540 Forum Parkway, Selma, TX 78154
When I first went there I was a little scared because I was not sure if they had gluten free food got me and my little sister but when I asked they said that they did and it was so much fun. The staff there was so nice and my sis loves it so much she wants to go again. She very rarely want to go to a restaurant multiple times. 😍😍😍😜😜😜😝😝😝
5270 Elmore Avenue #3, Davenport, IA 52807
Awesome service! I love the food here and I love how they change their gloves and wash their hands when I tell them about my Celiac Disease symptom. Thank you guys so much for all the great things and service and yummy food that you have given Ned made us! I am so very much thankful for all of your kind acts of kindness and it really does make a huge difference on people's lives.;) Thanks again!! 💚🤗You guys rock! Love, ("You known who") Peace Out! 🌟🌟
3821 E. Main St., St. Charles, IL 60174
I told the guy who waited on me I was celiac. He stopped. Took off gloves. Washed hands. And changed gloves! Thank you
11700 Spine Rd Gate D28, Atlanta, GA 30320
Concourse d. Gate 28. Reliable chain restaurant. Last I checked all meats and beans were gf. Ask server to change gloves for allergy. Ask for foil to warm your corn tortillas.
818 Haddonfield Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
Chipotle is my #1 go to for an easy, safe meal. I will ask one person to wash hands, change gloves, and be the only person to make my food. When I get down to the lettuce and cheese I ask them to get fresh cut from that back that hasn't had people reaching into yet with their tortilla covered gloves. I only had one server who wasn't very kind, but the manager was quick to apologize and reimburse me for the meal. Typically it is a very pleasant experience. For reference I eat here about once a week.
765 Asp Avenue, Norman, OK 73069
Although the staff was accommodating to my celiacs I still got incredibly sick. I've returned twice with the same experience. For true celiacs I would be cautious.
8635 Blanding Blvd Ste 102, Jacksonville, FL 32244
When I said I had Celiac, they were happy to change their gloves and utensils. The food is good, too. I usually get a burrito bowl without any corn, just to be on the safe side.
1733 N. Damen, Chicago, IL 60647
They looked at me like I had ten heads when I asked them to change their gloves. They did not use separate cheese and lettuce like most chipotles do. They did not know that the entire line needed to change their gloves or one person needs to take it down the entire line. Not very accommodating. I am afraid I got glutened.
3424 Piedmont Rd., Atlanta, GA 30305
Best bet is getting a salad. never had a reaction at any location. feel free to ask server to change gloves.
5920 Roswell Rd., Atlanta, GA 30328
salad is your best bet. never had a reaction. feel free to ask server to get new gloves.
2963 N. Druid Hills Rd. NE, Atlanta, GA 30329
Best option is the salad. never had a reaction. feel free to ask server to change her gloves.
2081 Fruitville Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601
They are very cautious when I tell them my little boy has Celiac Disease. They wash their hands, change their gloves and put a lid on his food. I like that I can watch the preparation firsthand. All of the menu items are gluten free except the wheat tortilla and bar can be substituted with a corn tortilla.
1100 S Hayes St, Arlington, VA 22202
Also a good option but no celiac friendly.
3871 Airport Blvd, Mobile, AL 36608
CROSS CONTAMINATION! They took all of the spoons and touched the flour tortillas then put it back in the meats, rice, and beans. Then tried to use the same foods and utensils to fix my food!
1290 Arsenal St, Watertown, NY 13601
Super helpful staff. I told them I needed to eat gluten free and the server immediately changed gloves without me asking and then offered to change out the lettuce and cheese since they use their gloved hands to get the cheese and lettuce (I just skipped them on my corn soft shell tacos)
705 SW 19th St, Moore, OK 73160
The staff wiped down the counter, changed gloves, and used new serving spoons when I told them I had celiac. They took great care with the food prep and said they take food allergies seriously. Their pork carnitas bowl was great. We will certainly return to this location.
3726 National Rd. E, Richmond, IN 47374
Always take time to wipe counters down, change utensils, wash hands and put on new gloves
421 New State Highway, Raynham, MA 02767
Chipotle will always be my fast food go-to! They are so knowledgeable and take great precautions to make sure I am safe. Love this place!
2501 NW Monroe Ave., Corvallis, OR 97330
I love Chipotle and have for awhile, even before I got diagnosed with celiacs. But a month ago I went there I felt sick after.. I assumed it was my IBS acting up. I went again this week and I definitely got glutened. they even changed the utensils out and changed their gloves. I would advise if you're very sensitive not to go there...
701 South Main Street, Normal, IL 61761
Love Chipotle! They wash their hands, change gloves and use separate utensils. That same person makes my whole order. If I want lettuce, they will get it from an unopened bin so as not to grab any possible contaminated lettuce from the bin currently being used.
1229 N Retail Ct, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
It's a common prep area! Utensils touch flour tortillas. People on this app are not very knowledgeable.
890 N. 54th St., Chandler, AZ 85226
We just moved here and my son has celiac. We have eaten here several times with no issues. The staff is always super friendly and very educated on what to do. They change gloves, spoons, cheese, lettuce, etc.
1140 Polaris Parkway, Columbus, OH 43240
Best chipotle around here!! Great staff who take the time to do everything to make sure you don't get sick.
3424 Piedmont Rd., Atlanta, GA 30305
Bowls are gluten free, as are the chips. So good!
401 N. Front St., Columbus, OH 43215
Still not open Saturdays even though all websites says it is.
120 S Equity Dr, Smithfield, NC 27577
Read about chipotle and their gluten free online. Came to this location and barely uttered the word gluten free before the line staff all changed their gloves and pulled out all the non contaminated toppings from the back. I was in shock. They were completely knowledgeable and prepared and did not make me feel any less "normal" thank the next person. Awesome!!
5445 N. Main St., Mishawaka, IN 46545
I have ate here multiple times. I have yet to get sick. If you tell them you have an allergy they will get all new utensils/gloves and if you get corn tacos they will put a barrier between your shells and the warmer to prevent cross contamination.
304 W. Bay Area Blvd., Suite 600, Webster, TX 77598
Ok, so here's the deal with Chipotle: they are a fast-food style restaurant. You can't expect them to automatically know how to handle your level of sensitivity. However, my experience has been that they are more than happy to change gloves, spoons, and even get fresh product from the back for you if you lead with telling them you have an allergy and asking them very nicely to do those things specifically. I am highly sensitive and have never had trouble here, but I am always super nice and very clear about what I need them to do.
606 N. Manhattan Ave., Manhattan, KS 66502
Never been sick. I usually don't ask them to change gloves but last time even though I said bowl she grabbed a torrilla first. She was really nice about chanfing in gloves and even got fresh spoons for all the stuff i wanted. I've never seen them touch a tortilla with a spoon. It was a really nice gesture. i really like the food. It's very filling. I usually split it with my son or if he's not with me, eat half and save for late
College Mall, 2894 E 3rd St, Bloomington, IN 47401
everything gf except flour tortillas, will change gloves
32223 Lorain Rd, North Ridgeville, OH 44039
Good gluten free tacos with corn shells and the bowls are good as well. If you have an allergy and mention it, they accommodate.
12150 W. 95th St., Lenexa, KS 66215
Every time I've visited this location they have been very good to change their gloves. The manager we see each time is careful to make sure new staff know to wash their hands, change their gloves, and follow my meal all the way down the line. I've not had a problem at this location.
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