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The year was 1862 and the United States was engulfed in the Civil War. Forces on both sides were beginning to realize the human and financial cost of war. Five of the ten most costly battles were fought in 1862–at Antietam (Maryland), the Second Manassas (Virginia), Stone's River (Tennessee), Shiloh (Tennessee), and Fort Donelson (Tennessee). At the Battle of Antietam alone, more than 23,000 men were killed, wounded, or went missing–the most casualties in one day in American history.
With the war weighing heavily on President Lincoln, tragedy came to the White House in February. His son Willie died of a fever, which devastated the Lincoln family.
Willie Lincoln had charmed many in his ten short years and was thought to be most like his father. U.S. diplomat, Thomas H. Nelson of Indiana wrote the following in a letter of condolence to the Lincolns:
"His rare qualities of head and heart won for him the love and admiration of all who knew him, and gave high promise of future excellence, while his fine physical organization seemed to indicate long life and vigorous health.â€
His son's death would not keep him from his duties though. In 1862, Lincoln signed the Homestead Act. This legislation allowed any U.S. citizen (or immigrant who intended to become a citizen), who had not borne arms against the United States, to claim 160 acres of public land. The applicant was required to live on the land for five years and improve it by building a dwelling and starting a farm. After fulfilling the requirements the applicant could then apply for the deed to the property at the local land office. The Homestead Act helped bring in a wave of immigration and the Railroad Act, also of 1862, provided for the construction of a transcontinental railroad that would accelerate westward expansion.
In September Lincoln issued a warning to Confederate states that unless they returned to the Union by 1 January of the following year, he would grant freedom to slaves in those states. It did not however, free slaves in loyal states. The irony of this was not lost on Secretary of State William Seward, who remarked, "We show our sympathy with slavery by emancipating slaves where we cannot reach them and holding them in bondage where we can set them free."
The effects of the American Civil War were also being felt overseas. The blockade of southern ports prevented the export of cotton upon which textile mills in Lancashire, England, depended. By late 1862, an estimated three-fifths of the workforce in Lancashire was out of work.
To the south of the border, the French Army occupied Mexico in an attempt to collect a debt. France was not happy with the growth of the United States, and Mexican occupation would allow the French Army to aid the Confederate Army. A Confederate victory would result in two smaller and less powerful countries. As the French marched toward Mexico City, they were met by Mexican forces and farmers armed with only the tools of their trade. The French were defeated on the 5th of May, Cinco de Mayo, and forced to retreat to the coast. Eventually they regrouped and made their way back to Mexico City, but Mexican forces under the leadership of Benito Juarez and Porfirio Diaz managed to stall the French long enough for the Civil War to end.


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Recipes offer tasty ways to stick to New Year's healthy eating resolutions.
New Year�s resolutions typically relate to losing weight and vowing to eat more healthily. This year make it easier by taking small steps. You can still enjoy your favorite wintertime comfort foods without giving up on taste and flavor. Here are some recipes to try.
Crispy �Unfried� Fried Chicken
8 chicken pieces (preferably 2 breasts, 2 thighs, 2 legs and 2 wings)
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
4 cups cornflakes
2/3 cup buttermilk
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 1/2 teaspoons paprika
3/4 teaspoon ground sage
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Place a rack in a roasting pan or on a baking sheet.
Rinse the chicken in cold water; pat dry. In a wide bowl or on a plate, season the flour with salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper.
Fully coat each chicken piece with flour; tap against the bowl to shake off excess flour and set aside. Discard the flour.
Place cornflakes in a big resealable plastic bag, carefully pushing out the air. Seal up the bag (with as little air inside as possible) and run over the flakes with a rolling pin. Open the bag and pour the crushed flakes into a wide bowl or onto a plate.
In a large bowl (big enough to dredge the chicken pieces), mix the buttermilk, mustard, cayenne pepper, paprika and sage. Give each floured chicken piece a good buttermilk bath and then roll in the cornflake crumbs.
Arrange the chicken on the rack and place in the hot oven. Cook for 15 to 20 minutes; lower the heat to 375 degrees and cook for another 25 to 30 minutes, until cooked through and crispy. The juices should run clear when the meat is pierced with a knife.
Nutrition per serving: 520 calories; 22g fat; 136mg cholesterol; 1,040mg sodium; 41g carbs; 1.5g fiber; 40g protein
Ground TurkeyMeatloaf
3/4 cup quick-cooking oats
1/2 cup skim milk
1 medium onion, peeled
2 pounds ground turkey breast
1/2 cup chopped red bell pepper
2 eggs, beaten
2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
1/4 cup ketchup
1/2 teaspoon salt
Freshly ground black pepper
1 (8-ounce) can tomato sauce
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
In a small bowl, stir together the oats and milk. Thinly slice 1/4 of the onion and set aside. Finely chop the remaining onion.
In a large bowl combine the turkey, oat mixture, chopped onion, bell pepper, eggs, Worcestershire sauce, ketchup, salt and a few grinds of pepper. Mix just until well combined.
Transfer the mixture to a 9- by 13-inch baking dish and shape into a loaf about 5 inches wide and 2 1/2 inches high. Pour the tomato sauce over the meatloaf and sprinkle with the sliced onions. Bake for about an hour or until an instant-read thermometer registers 160 degrees.
Remove from the oven and let rest for 10 to 15 minutes before slicing.
Nutrition per serving: 207 calories; 3g fat (0.5g saturated); 32g protein; 13g carbs; 5g sugar; 2g fiber; 92mg cholesterol; 489mg sodium
Bacon Ranch Chicken Mac and Cheese
8 ounces uncooked elbow macaroni
1 slice applewood-smoked bacon
8 ounces skinless, boneless chicken breast, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
1 tablespoon canola oil
1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
1 1/2 cups fat-free milk
1/3 cup condensed 45 percent reduced-sodium, 98 percent fat-free cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
3/4 cup (3 ounces) shredded six-cheese Italian blend
1/2 teaspoon onion powder
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon chopped fresh dill
1/8 teaspoon salt
Cooking spray
1/2 cup (2 ounces) shredded Colby-Jack cheese
Cook pasta according to package directions, omitting salt and fat; drain.
Cook bacon in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat until crisp. Remove bacon from pan, reserving drippings in pan. Finely chop bacon; set aside. Increase heat to medium-high. Add chicken to bacon drippings; saut� 6 minutes or until done.
Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium heat; sprinkle flour evenly into pan. Cook 2 minutes, stirring constantly with a whisk. Combine milk and soup, stirring with a whisk; gradually add milk mixture to saucepan, stirring. Bring to a boil; cook 2 minutes or until thick.
Remove from heat; let stand 4 minutes or until sauce cools to 155 degrees. Add Italian cheese blend, onion powder, garlic powder, dill and salt, stirring until cheese melts. Stir in pasta and chicken.
Preheat broiler.
Spoon mixture into an 8-inch square baking dish coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle evenly with reserved bacon and Colby-Jack cheese. Broil 3 minutes or until cheese melts.
Portobello Mushroom and Kale Lasagna
1 cup coarsely chopped drained jarred roasted red peppers
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
One 28-ounce can no-salt-added whole plum tomatoes
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon granulated sugar
1 1/2 cups grated part-skim mozzarella cheese
2 large egg whites
One 15-ounce container part-skim ricotta cheese
1 tablespoon olive oil
4 portobello mushrooms, stems discarded, caps sliced 1/4-inch thick
1 small bunch kale, stems discarded, leaves coarsely chopped
1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
Nonstick cooking spray
9 sheets no-boil lasagna noodles, such as Barilla
2 tablespoons coarsely chopped fresh parsley
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Puree the peppers, oregano, tomatoes, 1/4 teaspoon salt, 1/4 teaspoon pepper and the sugar in a food processor or blender until smooth; set aside. Mix 1 cup of the mozzarella cheese with the egg whites and ricotta cheese in a medium bowl.
Heat the oil in a large nonstick skillet set over medium-high heat. Add the sliced mushrooms and cook, stirring, until they have released their liquid and are tender, about 10 minutes. Stir in the kale, in batches, and as it wilts add the pepper flakes, garlic and 1/4 teaspoon salt. Continue to cook until the kale is wilted and bright green, an additional 5 minutes.
Spread 3/4 cup of the sauce in the bottom of a 9- by 13-inch baking dish, coated with nonstick cooking spray. Top with 3 noodles, 1/2 of the ricotta mixture and 1/2 of the mushroom mixture. Repeat layers with sauce, noodles and remaining ricotta and mushrooms. Top with remaining noodles and sauce. Cover with aluminum foil and bake until the noodles are tender and the sauce is bubbling around the edges of the pan, about 50 minutes.
Uncover, sprinkle with the remaining 1/2 cup grated mozzarella and continue to bake until melted, about 5 minutes. Let stand 15 minutes, sprinkle with parsley and serve.
Nutrition per serving: 290 calories; 11g fat (4g saturated); 19g protein; 30g carbs; 5g sugar; 4g fiber; 35mg cholesterol; 540mg sodium
Tammy Kelly is director, Lenoir County Cooperative Extension Center, 1791 N.C. 11/55, Kinston, NC 28504. Reach her at 252-527-2191 or email@example.com.

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Major League baseball is still going strong, but summer collegiate baseball leagues are over and participants are back on their college campuses.
Lipscomb pitcher Kyle Tognazzini returned to his home state of California and played for the San Luis Obispo Rattlers in the California Collegiate League. He earned All-League honors as a relief pitcher and was second in the league in the "Best Control" category.
Tognazzini, a senior this season with the Bisons, was 2-0 with an 0.00 earned run average. His seven saves tied for the league lead. He made 18 appearances, pitching 22 innings. He gave up nine hits, struck out 29 and walked five.
Junior pitcher Rex Brothers returned to the Cape Cod League for the second year in a row, pitching this summer for the Falmouth Commodores in Massachusetts. Brothers was 1-4 with a 4.25 ERA. He pitched in 11 games, starting seven. In 36 innings he gave up 37 hits, 24 runs (17 earned), 29 bases on balls and 48 strikeouts.
Pitcher Jerry Young, a senior, pitched for the Morganton Aggies in North Carolina in the Southern Collegiate League. He posted a 1-2 record and a 4.91 ERA. He gave up eight hits, walked 12 and struck out 18 batters in 11 innings. He appeared in nine games, all in a relief role. Opponents batted .195 against him.
Brandon McClurg, a senior, pitched this summer for the Bethesda Big Train in the Cal Ripken Senior College League in Maryland.
McClurg finished 2-3 with a 3.93 ERA. He made seven appearances, all as a starter. In 34.1 innings he gave up 39 hits, 21 runs (15 earned) and 11 bases on balls while striking our 15.


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Well-wishers gathered Thursday (Aug. 30) at Nashville's Tin Roof, a popular bar near Music Row, to celebrate Dierks Bentley's most recent No. 1 single, "5-1-5-0."
Written by Bentley, Brett Beavers and brother Jim Beavers, "5-1-5-0" refers to a police code used to describe a person acting out of their mind. It became a mainstream catchphrase after it was used as the title of rock band Van Halen's 1990 album.
Wearing a white T-shirt and a red trucker cap, Bentley said the song came about after he mentioned the code to Jim Beavers, who was intrigued as to what it meant. Once Bentley explained, the song started to take shape.
After an 18-week climb up the chart, "5-1-5-0" reached the top to become Bentley's 10th No. 1 single, all of which were at least co-written by Bentley and, remarkably, all of which were also co-written by at least one of the Beavers brothers.
BMI's Clay Bradley took the stage first to congratulate the writers and started off by reminding the crowd that country music is built on a strong family tradition, exemplified by the Beavers brothers and their success.
"The only other brothers I can think of with as much chart success are the Gibbs and the Jacksons," said Bradley. "And there were three Gibbs and five Jacksons, so they had an edge on you guys."
Bradley started off the torrent of awards given out to the "5-1-5-0" team with BMI's ceremonial No. 1 cups. Then the plaques started arriving, six in all, plus one set of medallions and a round of the infamous "impalers" from Bentley's record label Capitol Records.
Ron Cox of Avenue Bank also presented the writers with a certificate of contribution made on their behalf to Bentley's Miles & Music for Kids charity foundation.
Each speaker took time to praise Bentley and company for their character, work ethic and diverse songwriting abilities, shown in how different Bentley's two most recent No. 1's are — those of course being "Home" and "5-1-5-0."
When the songwriters themselves took the stage, the mood was decidedly casual, most likely since each writer had been through the drill many, many times before — 16 times between the Beavers brothers and 10 times for Bentley, to be exact.
Brett Beavers thanked all those involved, saying this achievement was made that much sweeter because it came with Bentley, a personal friend, and his brother. He held special thanks for Luke Wooten, who he co-produced the track with, for "making him look so good."
Jim Beavers, known for his robust sense of humor, remarked that he was very proud of the song, especially the fact that it is the "most-hyphenated song to top the charts since Tammy Wynette's 'D-I-V-O-R-C-E.'"
Earlier in the proceedings Terry Wakefield of Sony/ATV Music Publishing told the story of the time Jim Beavers called a meeting to show off some of his new songs, and, arriving at the meeting, handed out adult diapers to everyone in the room. Wakefield said Beavers told everyone they were "going to [expletive]" when they heard the new material.
"Thanks Terry," replied Beavers. "My 6 and 8-year-old are sitting not five feet from you."
Beavers also used his time onstage to say he met Dierks 10 years ago and took an immediate liking to him, although he never imagined they would be standing together years later at parties like these. He thanked the singer for changing his life and the life of his family.
When Bentley finally stepped up to the microphone he extended his thanks to the many colleagues in attendance, especially his publicist Mary Hilliard, whom he lovingly described as "the funnel to my beer bong."
He told everyone how earlier in the day he had gone out to register the '67 Camaro his wife had given him as a birthday gift and ended up driving around downtown Nashville's honky-tonk district, remembering the old days when he first arrived in town.
He remarked that at that time, his claim to fame was as the first act to get hired at the Stage on Broadway and also as the first act to be fired from the same club because his band did not include an electric guitar player and patrons had a hard time hearing over the noise from other nearby clubs.
Bentley then likened the songwriting process to his own emergence as an artist. At times, he said, writers will arrive at a session with no real hook or focus, only to work their way into a clearly-defined narrative. This was his experience as his career began to take shape, and he expressed his gratitude for those who let him find his own way and helped push him in the right direction.
Finally, mentioning that he could not believe he now had 10 No. 1 songs, Bentley thanked his wife and two young daughters. Then he turned the tables on all the award-giving, presenting his writers, producers, label staff and his video director with large, unwieldy plaques of their own.See photos from the party.


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The Maurian king has sent this son, the crown prince, to check on the border forts and castles.
Sir Kendric: Welcome to Agmar Pass my lord, I hope that you had a good trip.
Prince Lodar: Yes I did. Show me around the fort.
Sir Kendric: We have an armory...
A pasture for the horses and....
Prince Lodar: Wait. Who are those men?
Sir Kendric: That is Zonar of the Hiimboredagain Raiders and Tom, a Dweller. (hope you do't mind Brag and Rev)
Prince Lodar: Very well, carry on.
Sir Kendric: The border is quite secure here, we haven't seen enemy activity here for a long time.
Soldier: Sir, there are some soldiers coming down the road!
Sir Kendric: It's the Scorpions! Battle stations everyone! Prince, you'd better get off the walls.
Zonar: I'd like to help you fight.
Prince Lodar: Good, an extea man will come in handy.
Tom: I can ride to get some reinforcements.
Playable Factions:
Maurians- Bragalot
Prince Lonar (1x)
Sir Kendric (1x)
Swordsmen (2x)
Crossbowman (1x)
Spearman (1x)
Knights (4x)
Lord Scarypants (1x)
Scorpions (1x)
Knight (1x)
Spearman (2x)
Crossbowman (1x)
Ram (1x)
Catapult (1x)
Ladder wagon (1x)
Crew (6x)
Weapons wagon (1x)
Secret Faction #1- Tymon555
Secret Faction #2- Silverdream
Maurians: Defend the fort, Prince Lodar must survive.
Scorpions: Capture the fort, kill/capture Prince Lodar
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If there's one thing I like more than reading books, it's sharing my opinions about them. But I'm too overscheduled and disorganized to commit to a book club. So when I heard about the phenomenon of Twitter book clubs—online literary discussions where observations and insights must adhere to Twitter's 140-character limit—I was intrigued. Low effort, laid back and cheaper than shelling out for a babysitter the fourth Thursday of every month, they seemed a perfect match for my current lifestyle.


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|Celiac friendly
Staff was super careful about cross contamination. They do not have gf buns but you can do a lettuce wrap or bowl. Fries are also gf !!
|Celiac friendly
1290 Arsenal St, Watertown, NY 13601
Always good, precautions always taken (glove change, etc) and great fries!
|Celiac friendly
1265 Interstate Dr Ste 211, Cookeville, TN 38501
Dedicated fryer for delicious fresh fries. 🖤✨
|Celiac friendly
137 Mall Dr, Appleton, WI 54913
Hey you five guys, you are awesome! You know how to deal with my GF needs and I can't thank you enough for preparing my meal separately so it's not cross contaminated. But one thing is just killing me...why don't you have a gluten free but yet?!
8889 Gateway Blvd W, El Paso, TX 79925
They wrap the burger in lettuce if you ask. So delicious!
|Not celiac friendly
6000 N Terminal Parkway, Atlanta, GA 30320
I am celiac so must be very careful on what and where I eat. I was glutened at this site last week after explicitly telling them that I was celiac and have a severe allergy. I decided to try it again tonight but decided to watch them. I explained to the lady at the order area that I was celiac and had a severe wheat allergy and requested a change of gloves before preparing my food. I also explained that I had been made sick the week before at this location. She apologized and assured me that there would be no cross-contamination and asked me to watch as they prepare my food. Within a minute, the lady preparing food grabbed some buns and then picked up my lettuce wrap. I stopped her and explained that it was cross- contaminated and they needed to start again. No comment except for a blank look. This time they had another employee put on fresh gloves and prepare the lettuce wrap. So far so good. Then they slid it down the counter and the lady with clean gloves walked away. Another lady wrapped up two buns for another order and then grabbed my lettuce wrap by the foil sheet. I stopped her and explained it was an allergy. She then proceeded to tell me that I should have told them and they couldn't be responsible if I didn't tell them. I told her that I had already told them twice and they had already had to throw away one meal. Then she changed gloves and finished preparing my meal. Although I have not had problems at other 5 Guys locations, the employees are not trained at all on how to prevent cross- contamination. Eat here at your peril or watch them very closely!
|Celiac friendly
1400 Dell Range Blvd, Cheyenne, WY 82009
I've eaten here several times and had other individuals with Celiac and allergies and had no issues and once had a cross contamination issue that was caught and the manager came out and redid the entire meal and apologized. Extremely careful.
|Celiac friendly
29491 Plymouth Rd., Livonia, MI 48150
I eat the burger bowls and fries all the time!!! Delicious and I haven't ever gotten sick! Love this place!!
95 North Moorland Road, Brookfield, WI 53005
Staff takes reasonable care to avoid cross contamination
|Celiac friendly
12570 S Rhetski Ln, Riverton, UT 84065
They offer lettuce wrapped burgers and they're delicious. If you tell them you need it Gluten Free and ask them to change their gloves, they do a great job at trying to accommodate.
|Celiac friendly
931 Senate St., Columbia, SC 29201
The staff was excellent. And when the cashier wasn't sure he knew just who to ask. The lettuce burger was delightful and tasty. The French fries were outstanding. First time I had fries in 2 years. Definitely a Go Back To Again place!
|Celiac friendly
168 Elm Street, Enfield, CT 06028
The staff at Five Guys is amazing with gluten allergies. Since the last review, the team must have become more sensitized to the dangers of gluten. It's my favorite french fry stop off point. They only use peanut oil and only fry French friends in the oil. Thank you!!
3405 NW Cache Rd, Lawton, OK 73505
Love their fries and bbq sauce!!
|Celiac friendly
3305 W. Central Avenue, Toledo, OH 43606
The fries alone make it worth it! They only serve burgers, fries and hot dogs, so the fryer is dedicated. And the fries are delicious. They do have malted vinegar next to the ketchup, so I had to remember that that has gluten! The burger was served up in a separate bag, wrapped in lettuce, per request. It was huge and tasty. It's a little bit pricey though - we shared a drink, shared a medium fry, and each had a single burger and it was $20.
|Celiac friendly
13171 Cortez Boulevard, Brooksville, FL 34613
They were familiar with gluten free restrictions. We had lettuce burger in a bowl and it was great. No adverse effects.
137 Mall Dr, Appleton, WI 54913
Dedicated fryer for fries means I can eat them. That and a bun less burger equals celiac bliss!
13000 Chenal Parkway, Little Rock, AR 72211
My son and I both eat here frequently. We get a burger in a bowl with amazing fries - dedicated fryer.
|Celiac friendly
702 Grand Central Avenue, Vienna, WV 26105
They made sure to ask if our burgers were bunless related I am allergy and it was written on our ticket and verbally communicated to the cooks. My son and I did not get sick and thoroughly enjoyed ring able to eat fries
|Celiac friendly
815 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
Went last night. Mentioned celiac, they asked if they needed to change gloves, and the man behind the counter taking our order yelled to the others doing prep to change gloves. We got lettuce-wrapped burgers and a large Cajun fry and my husband (the celiac) did not get sick. He is a very sensitive celiac even if it's just cross contact, so we were happy they took good care of us here.
4105 Chesapeake Sq. Blvd., Chesapeake, VA 23321
We have come to this location several times. My 19 month old son has celiac disease, and seems to do quite well with it. The cashiers always seem knowledgeable and quick to notify the crew multiple times that they are working with a food allergy. A great experience every time.
|Not celiac friendly
7322 Market Street, Boardman, OH 44512
Unfortunately, this place is not safe and staff is not trained for gluten or any other allergies. The only training they have is to keep fresh vegetables safe from raw meets. Every time id go there I would feel little sick and now I know why. They don't change gloves after they touch buns, only after touching raw meat. Bummer, loved their food. I did talk to manager, who promised he would talk to general manager, but I don't have high hopes.
3405 NW Cache Rd, Lawton, OK 73505
Friendly staff, yummy fresh fries and burger in a lettuce bowl. Just ask them for new fresh gloves. Love this place, never had an issues!
|Celiac friendly
2877 45th St S, Fargo, ND 58104
The staff was knowledgeable. Very aware of gluten allergy. Had the fries and a burger without a bun. Very good!
|Celiac friendly
Lower Ground Floor, The Dubai Mall ,Financial Centre Street,Downtown Dubai - Next to Dubai Fountain - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
Burgers can be made either in a lettuce wrap or in a container. Chips are fried in a dedicated fryer which means no cross contamination.
|Celiac friendly
160 N Gulph Road, Suite 1037, King of Prussia, PA 19406
11-19-2018. As always with 5 guys, great 'allergy burger'. Staff here was knowledgeable about gluten free and cross-contamination. Highly recommend a lettuce wrap burger.
702 Grand Central Avenue, Vienna, WV 26105
The staff is very knowledgeable about the need to protect against cross contamination. They change gloves before preparing my GF burger. I love this place!
|Celiac friendly
3310 SW 35 Blvd., Suite A, Gainesville , FL 32608
My favorite place for burgers. I have celiac and never get sick and it's so easy to order (no bun due to allergy)
|Celiac friendly
1540 S. Dixie Highway (US 1), Coral Gables, FL 33146
The employees I encountered at this location were extremely knowledgeable, kind, and careful. They had one person prepare my order from beginning to end.
8540 South 71 Street Plaza, Papillion, NE 68133
Do a GREAT job with the French fries.
56 Fort Eddy Rd, Concord, NH 03301
Although staff entered order as allergy they did not change gloves and holler out allergy as they did in the other location we visited in Manchester NH. Hope they start to do it the way they do it in Manchester..
3266 Gateway Street, Springfield, OR 97477
Great food and service. Just remember to ask them to change their gloves and prepare your lettuce wrap without touching anyone else's burger that way there is less chance of CC. Their fries are fabulous as usual.
49-51 Av. des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France
The Stuff didn't know anything about glúten...
815 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
They made me a little nervous, but I ordered separately and watched the whole time they cooked. We brought a bun. It worked out but be careful.
|Celiac friendly
17 Poinciana Blvd, Miramar Beach, FL 32550
Staff changed gloves if you tell them Celiac. You can order a lettuce wrap or bowl for your burger and the fries are made in a separate fryer. We had a big party with lots of allergies and dietary restrictions but food was great, everything was correct and staff was really nice!
|Not celiac friendly
23339 Greenfield Rd., Southfield, MI 48075
I explained that I couldn't have gluten and they put my hot dog on a bun that touched all my fries. Very rude and selfish. Don't recommend it no more
|Not celiac friendly
135 S. Chanucey Avenue, Suite 1-K, West Lafayette, IN 47906
I have ate at Five Guys two different times, different locations. Both times I became very very sick. Not sure if it's the cross contamination or the fact that their food is super greasy. Do not recommend if you have a sensitive stomach or cross contamination is an issue.
3700 Frederick Ave, St Joseph, MO 64506
They have an "allergen" option for their burgers to avoid contamination from other products, and offer a bowl or salad wrap instead of a bun. The staff is familiar with the procedure. Good burgers with lots of topping options!
|Celiac friendly
1442 E Hillside Dr, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
They flagged my burger for a gluten allergy and offered a lettuce wrap. The fries are cooked separately and they were delicious! The kitchen is open so you can see them preparing your food. I was skeptical but I am very sensitive and I didn't get sick. I will be back!
1143 Brown Street, Dayton, OH 45409
We stopped at Five Guy's in Hershey PA and everyone had on idea about anything being Gluten Free! We had to leave. It was a disappointment.
|Celiac friendly
864 West Street Road, Warminster, PA 18974
Five Guys has a reputation for being understanding when it comes to allergies and Celiac. This location gets it, but you have to be vigilant. Be sure to remind them that staff should change gloves and utensils. We have refused food that wasn't prepared this way to be safe. Benefit of an open kitchen is you can watch out for red flags!!
23414 Allen Rd, Woodhaven, MI 48183
Lettuce wrapped burger and fries are safe to eat. I ask them to use allergy precautions, and they switch gloves n are careful of the workspace. Have eaten several times and not been sick, and I'm a pretty sensitive celiac. One point off for no gluten free bun.
32195 Temecula Pkwy, Temecula, CA 92592
You can get a lettuce wrap/burger bowl and fries here. The only fried food in the fryer is the fries. Lots of options for burger toppings but no gf bun.
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2170 Millennium Boulevard, Cortland, OH 44410
I had a Severe reaction. The manager even came from the back to cook the burgers with gloves not sure what went wrong, she may have wrapped another order with same gloves. I'm extremely sensitive.
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1000 Highland Colony Parkway, Ridgeland, MS 39157
As with other FG locations, you can get a bunless burger (in a bowl or lettuce wrap) and upon ordering they ask if it's for an allergy. Fries are fried in a dedicated frier and so far so good at this location.
2544 S. Adams Rd., Rochester, MI 48309
I was told that I could go ahead and take my chances at the Adams Road restaurant. On our way to Red Robin.
77 East City Avenue, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
Gf fries! Only thing fried in the fryers are the fries. They were disorganized but did say they'd change glove before my order. No reaction to gluten
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307 US Hwy 27 S, Sebring, FL 33870
Staff was knowledgeable about preparing and avoiding cross contamination. Only the burger without a bun was safe. Never been to a 5 Guys before even though there is one in my hometown back in Michigan. I wasn't that impressed with the food so I likely wouldn't eat at that chain again.
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40426 Winchester Rd., Temecula, CA 92591
The woman asked me if I was gluten allergy or diet, I said allergy. I thought hey they know what they are doing. The cheeseburger lettuce wrap had lettuce ontop and bottom loosely. The burger was ok, nothing great. I left excited that I could eat here. Not even twenty minutes after eating I was sick. Yep glutened big time that lasted all day. Won't be coming back.
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1675 N National Rd, Columbus, IN 47201
Great place to eat. Every time I order my hamburger with no bun they always ask "for diet or allergy" when I say allergy the announce it down the line everyone touching my food changes their gloves. All condiments are individually sealed in separated containers. The fries are safe because the potatoes are the only thing that goes into the fryer.
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2325 SE Delaware Ave, Ankeny, IA 50021
I got super sick after having a lettuce wrapped burger from here :(
2170 Millennium Boulevard, Cortland, OH 44410
Was contaminated there though I let it be know I was celiac. Was sick for two days.
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Loyola Opera presents classic comedy, 'The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein'
Loyola press release - January 17, 2012
The Loyola University New Orleans Opera presents its new production of Jacques Offenbach's "The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein," a classic comedy filled with lively satire and rousing music, in Louis J. Roussel Performance Hall, located in the Communications/Music Complex on Loyola's main campus, on Friday, Jan. 27 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Jan. 29 at 3 p.m. A complimentary wine and cheese reception sponsored by the Loyola Alumni Association will precede Friday's performance at 6:30 p.m.
"The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein" premiered in Paris in 1867 with a virtual "who's who" of European royalty in attendance. Although it was a controversial burlesque of the German military, the operetta was instantly popular and became the composer's greatest world-wide hit, a landmark in French theatrical history.
Led by New York stage director and choreographer Bill Fabris and music director and conductor Carol Rausch, Loyola's production of the "Grand Duchess" is the first local revival since it was performed at the French Opera House in New Orleans more than 120 years ago. According to Rausch, since "Grand Duchess" is an operetta, the musical numbers are interspersed with dialogue, much like a Broadway show.
"The cast members range in age from freshmen to graduate students, and they bring fantastic youthful energy to the stage," Rausch said. "The arias and ensembles are spectacular, and the military theme makes for a wonderfully lively and rhythmic score. We've also chosen to perform the piece in English rather than the original French, since most comedies work better in the language of the audience."
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So, the next time we do a survey of our online visitors, it should include the question "What do you call a group of people who interact online?" The closest I could find was onliners, though this really refers to something much more specific. I also liked "online hero" – because it seemed like an apt description for the awesome people who took the time to help us out by answering some questions about their online activities.
Clearly there is a gap in dictionary.com – this needs to be rectified. Ideas, anyone?
In the meantime, I'm happy to announce that the randomly selected winner of the iPod Touch is Brandi Roberson. Congratulations, Brandi!
Since so many of you (almost 2,000!) took the time to answer our questions about what you like to do online, I thought I would share some of the trends with you here.
The most interesting answers came in response to the open-ended final question, "What – if any – new features would you like to see added to www.hmns.org?" They included gems like "More Robots!" (um…ok?)and "Gravity!" (more details, please) as well as tons of great ideas – like an online gift shop, webcams, virtual tours, member-specific content, the ability to review exhibitions, RSS feeds, social networking, increased interaction in general and much more.
Other interesting tidbits: you're young (over half between 25 – 44) and you really like the Internet (99% use it either "constantly" or daily" – though I suppose it might be more surprising if you didn't). You like Facebook waaaay more than MySpace (by a margin of 35%) and 1.6% are still stuck with dial up. You're creative – 35% are creating content on Flickr, YouTube or Twitter.
15% of you stop by our web site for more information about an exhibit after you visit the Museum in person – a scenario we generally have not considered with regards to the information available online. I can assure you we are considering that now – along with all of the other needs and preferences you shared – as we work on improving our online programs. Thank you!
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Enya is 5 weeks old and I've recently become aware that her poop is turning more and more green, and she isnot sleeping near as much as is reccomended for a baby her age (about 10 hours a day) she is otherwise happy, healthy baby. Have not had her weighed since birth, but sheis visably much bigger than she was.
Her latch has recently become shallow and half hearted. She taked the nipple between her lips and litte or none of the rest. The milk pours out of me with little encouragement, so she's getting some, but, judging by the green nappies, she seems to only be getting the foremilk.
I have tried to initiate numerous feeding scedules, as well as demand feeding,but she'slikes to nurse to soothe herself. I try to discourage it, but when nothing else will stop her crying, what's a mom to do? Its also sometimes the only way I can get her to sleep.
I'm assuming these issues are related, but I'm no expert, all I want to know is ho do I get her to feed properly??
I was feeding her 20 mins eaxh side every feed, but after reading up on oald, I've tried block feeding. ALl its appeared to aCcomplish is that I've become engorged...


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DOVER — Greenland's Brianna Keenan made five saves in goal as the Tufts University field hockey team captured the NCAA Division III national championship last Sunday with a come-from-behind, 2-1 win over Montclair State.
It was the first NCAA women's team title in school history. With Tufts leading 2-1 late in the first half, Keenan came up with maybe her best save to protect the lead.
Dover sisters Katie Zubkus and Christine Zubkus played important roles for the Merrimack College field hockey team, which won the Northeast-10 Conference regular-season championship and reached the NCAA Division II final four.
They siblings anchored the midfield and started all 21 games for the Warriors, who finished the season with a 17-4 record.
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Dover's Amber Long, a freshman on the Keene State College women's swim team, has been named women's rookie swimmer of the week by the Little East Conference.
She won three events and finished second in another. Long captured the 200-meter butterfly and placed second in the 200 individual medley in a tri-meet against Wheaton and Springfield.
She also swept the butterfly sprints against Tufts, winning the 100 and the 200.
Lee's Danielle Walczak had 14 points and seven rebounds for the University of Maine women's basketball team in a 74-67 win over UNLV in the first round of the Subway Classic hosted by Minnesota.
Walczak, a sophomore, was named to the all-tournament team.
Ashley Grenier of South Berwick, Maine, a senior on the University of Southern Maine women's ice hockey team, was recently honored at the William B. Wise scholar-athlete banquet.
Grenier, who attended Marshwood High School and Berwick Academy, maintained a 3.0 grade-point average for both semesters of the 2011-12 academic year.
Andrew Marshall of Kittery, Maine, won multiple events for the third time this season as the Saint Michael's College men's swim team dropped a 176-122 decision to Norwich.
The St. Thomas Aquinas High School graduate captured the 500- and the 1,000-meter freestyle races.
Barrington's Lindsey Moore had 11 points and five rebounds for the Saint Joseph's College women's basketball team in a 71-43, season-opening win over UMaine-Machias.
Rye's Rosa Drummond scored 15 points for the Smith College women's basketball team in an 80-47 rout of Middlebury and 15 more in a 90-62 victory over Roger Williams.
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Sports Watch: Keenan backstops Jumbos to D-III field hockey title
DOVER — Greenland's Brianna Keenan made five saves in goal as the Tufts University field hockey team captured the NCAA Division III national championship last Sunday with a come-from-behind, 2-1 win over Montclair State.


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The Flea Premieres WHITE HOT by Tommy Smith, Beginning 4/26
Playwright Tommy Smith returns to The Flea and once again brings you to the brink with the New York Premiere of WHITE HOT. In her directorial debut, the production will be helmed by Flea Resident Director Courtney Ulrich starring The Bats, the resident Acting Company at The Flea. Previews begin April 26 with opening night slated for May 7.
In WHITE HOT, Lil, married and pregnant, tries to find salvation in a simple life. Her sister, Sis, escapes reality through the abuse of drugs and vacant sexual relationships. Their lives collide in an epic portrait of self-destruction, led by Lil's oblivious husband Bri, and a sexual mercenary named Grig. A brutal comedy about how cruel we can be to the ones we love, when we want what they have.
In his introduction to the play in New York Theatre Review, Craig Lucas writes "[Tommy Smith] is writing in the shadow of our most daring and politically incendiary of martyred playwright saints, Sarah Kane and Edward Bond ... WHITE HOT is bleak terrain, a buried cesspool of self-loathing and unseemly, sadistic yearnings in love. The play can be read as a critique of the deadening fallout of our reactionary, materialistic, exploitative and soulless era. It can be read as a bad dream or a soap opera about the banality of evil. However you read it, it doesn't go down easy."
Tommy Smith's work includes Nectarine EP (The Flea Theater), Lotus Eaters EP (IRT Theater), Pigeon (Ensemble Studio Theatre; dir. Billy Carden), The Wife (Access Gallery; dir. May Adrales), White Hot (HERE Arts Center; dir. May Adrales), Sextet (Washington Ensemble Theatre; dir. Roger Benington), PTSD (Ensemble Studio Theatre; dir. Billy Carden), Air Conditioning (Eugene O'Neill Playwrights Conference; dir. Steve Cosson), among others. His work has also appeared at PS 122, The Ontological Theatre, Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab, The Yale Cabaret; internationally, he has been produced in Prague, Edinburgh, Amsterdam, Montreal, Berlin and Athens. His award-winning theatrical collaborations with Reggie Watts have played at The Public Theatre, Lamama, The Warhol Museum, MCA Chicago, ICA Boston, On The Boards and PICA: TBA, among others. He is the recipient of the PONY fellow at The Lark, a two-time winner of the Lecomte du Nouy Prize, a recipient of the E.S.T. Sloan Grant, a winner of the Page 73 Productions Playwriting Fellowship, and a recipient of the Creative Capital award. Publications include Pigeon for Dramatists Play Service, WHITE HOT in the New York Theatre Review. Recently, his feature film Figment was optioned by Ridley Scott's Production Company ScottFree. He is a graduate of the playwriting program at The Juilliard School. He lives in New York City.
Courtney Ulrich is a NY-based director, with a BA in Theater and Performance Studies from Georgetown University. In New York, she has worked with New Dramatists, Target Margin Theater, The Foundry Theatre, Rising Circle Rep, Dixon Place, The Culture Project and Powerhouse/NYSAF at Vassar College, in LA with Cornerstone Theater Company, and in DC with Sojourn Theatre Company and Arena Stage. She is a Resident Director at The Flea Theater.
The Bats are the resident Acting Company members of The Flea Theater. Each year over a thousand actors audition for a place in this unique company. The Bats perform in extended runs of challenging classic and new plays. The Bats have recently appeared in premieres by A.R. Gurney, Will Eno, Adam Rapp, Beau Willimon, Mac Wellman, Elizabeth Swados, Thomas Bradshaw, Itamar Moses, Sheila Callaghan, Julian Sheppard, Ken Urban, Tommy Smith, Jonathan Reynolds, Trista Baldwin, Laurel Haines, Qui Nguyen, Sean Graney, and Amy Freed.
The Flea Theater, under Artistic Director Jim Simpson and Producing Director Carol Ostrow, is one of New York's leading off-off-Broadway companies. Winner of a Special Drama Desk Award for outstanding achievement, Obie Awards and an Otto for political theater, The Flea has presented over 100 plays and numerous dance and live music performances since its inception in 1996. Past productions include the premieres of Anne Nelson's The Guys, seven plays by A.R. Gurney (O Jerusalem, Screenplay, Mrs. Farnsworth, Post Mortem, A Light Lunch, Office Hours and Heresy), Cellophane and Two September by Mac Wellman, Ashley Montana Goes Ashore... and The Oldsmobiles by Roger Rosenblatt; JABU and Kaspar Hauser by Elizabeth Swados; Return of the Chocolate Smeared Woman by Karen Finley, Bingo with the Indians by Adam Rapp, Oh, The Humanity and other exclamations by Will Eno, Dawn and Job by Thomas Bradshaw, Love/Stories (or But You Will Get Used to it) Itamar Moses, The Great Recession, Girls in Trouble by Jonathan Reynolds, Parents' Evening by Bathsheba Doran, Looking at Christmas by Steven Banks, the Drama Desk nominated She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen, the Drama Desk nominated These Seven Sicknesses by Sean Graney, I Hate Fucking Mexicans by Luis Enrique Gutiérrez Ortiz Monasterio, Amy Freed's Restoration Comedy and Hamish Linklater's The Vandal.
WHITE HOT runs April 26 - May 26 with performances Fridays and Saturdays at 10pm; Sundays and Mondays at 7pm; additional performances on Tuesday, May 7 and Wednesday, May 8 at 5pm and Thursday, May 23 at 10pm. The Flea is located at 41 White Street between Church and Broadway, three blocks south of Canal, close to the A/C/E, N/R/Q, 6, J/M/Z and 1 subway lines. Tickets are $30 with limited $15 and $20 tickets available each performance based on availability. Tickets go on sale to Flea Theater Members immediately; tickets are on sale to the general public starting March 5, available by calling 212-352-3101 or online at www.theflea.org.


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In Tucuman, Argentina, you didn't have to find a church to go to confession. You just had to walk down the street. Inspired by Pope Francis' "24 Hours for the Lord" day of penance, priests — and even the archbishop — took to the streets to hear confessions. A couple chairs, stoles and forgiveness go a long way.
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Who is your favorite character so far in the series and why? (Base your answers only on who is your favorite from My Soul to Take and My Soul to Save. And if you've only read the first book in the series just mention that in your answer.)
Just leave a comment with your answer and a way to get in touch - Twitter name, FB page, email or other - I will let Random choose one winner on Sunday night at 10 p.m. Pacific for:
One copy of any of Rachel Vincent's books that I can order from Amazon or The Book Depository. (This can include the two anthologies with the short stories that are in this month's mini-challenge, which will be held again in a couple months.)
Yes, it's international. Yes, you have to be at least 13. And yes, if you choose one of the adult reads you need to be at least 18.
I will contact the winner for their book selection by whichever method they leave me to contact them and announce them here in this post on Monday.
The giveaway is now CLOSED! Stay tuned and I'll announce a winner shortly!
Thanks again to everyone for sharing your thoughts. I will be having another check-in giveaway in a couple weeks!


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Houseboats are once again at the centre of a dispute in West Kelowna.
A group of houseboat owners who were told to move their boats this summer are challenging the district of West Kelowna in court.
The mayor of West Kelowna says the houseboats are in violation of a zoning bylaw.
The district recently obtained a license of occupation over Gellatly Bay, where the dispute began this summer. The houseboats were ordered to move, and eventually they did.
The houseboat owners at the centre of the dispute say that the district does not have the authority to boot them from the area they are now moored in.
Houseboat owners say the district has overstepped their boundaries.
Approximately a dozen boat owners have joined forces to hire lawyers, and challenge the district in court.
Houseboat owner Keith Newcomb says the court fight could cost up to $40,000 in lawyers fees.
A judge will now have to decide whether district's bylaws give it the authority to prevent boats from being moored on a section of Okanagan Lake.Read more at http://www.globallethbridge.com/Boat+owners+take+district+West+Kelowna+court/3473673/story.html
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TURIN -- What went wrong with Team Canada? That's the question being asked from coast-to-coast after Canada's devastating 2-0 Olympic quarter-final loss to Russia on Wednesday.
Team Canada executive director Wayne Gretzky will be tarred, feathered and second-guessed by fans and media.
Did he make some bad decisions when it came time to pick the team? No question, but here's a look at why we think the Olympic experience went so horribly bad for the defending gold-medal champions.
SELECTIONS: The great Sidney Crosby debate is already on, but it's clear Canada needed some younger players. Eric Staal, Jason Spezza and Dan Boyle were sitting in the stands. Canada had just four of its own top-10 point-getters and three of its top-12 goal scorers in its lineup. The strong Russian team that eliminated Canada has 10 of its top- 12 NHL scorers on its roster. The Czech team has its top-nine point-getters here. Finland has nine of its top-10 scoring NHL players, while the Swedes have 10-of-12. Notice a trend here? Where's a guy like Marc Savard when you need him? It's going to be guys like Spezza, Staal and Crosby who are going to be asked to carry this team in 2010. They probably should have been given the chance this time.
COACHING: Pat Quinn needed this win to help salvage his year. His Toronto Maple Leafs were in ninth place going into the Olympic break. Quinn didn't make the right adjustments during the games. The lines never clicked. Even though Rick Nash struggled in limited ice time, benching him was not smart. Putting defenceman Bryan McCabe (one of the most- penalized players in the tournament) on the ice was a huge mistake. Quinn won't be back behind the bench in Vancouver in 2010. Canada needs a fresh face. Why doesn't Wayne Gretzky take the dual role of executive director and coach? It could happen, but Brent Sutter of the Red Deer Rebels should also be on the radar.
FORWARDS: It's tough to name a forward that played well. You can't question Joe Sakic's leadership, but where were Jarome Iginla, Simon Gagne, Joe Thornton, Todd Bertuzzi and Nash? Bertuzzi took a bad penalty that resulted in the winning goal by Alexander Ovechkin on Wednesday. Everybody was waiting to jump on Bertuzzi -- and he gave them good reason to do just that. Canada found out the hard way that speed kills.
DEFENCE: Scott Niedermayer and Ed Jovanovski, both out with injuries, were missed. Chris Pronger gutted it out. Wade Redden isn't flashy, but he may have been the most effective. Rob Blake and Adam Foote won't be back in 2010 because they'll be too old. Jay Bouwmeester and Robin Regehr didn't look like they were ready for this stage. Canada would have been better off with Dion Phaneuf or Boyle in the lineup.
GOALTENDING: You can't blame Martin Brodeur. He was a standout throughout the tournament. Will Brodeur get another chance in 2010? Maybe ... maybe not. Roberto Luongo may be The Next One.
INTANGIBLES: Team Canada just never looked like a team -- with 23 players going in different directions. Did they miss the leadership of Mario Lemieux and Steve Yzerman, who played key roles in the victory in Salt Lake City? Possibly. The bottom line is that, based on performance, this edition of Team Canada deserved what it got -- an early flight home.


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Canaries Win Exhibition Opener
YANKTON, SD -- The Sioux Falls Canaries debuted several new and familiar faces while rallying to beat the Sioux City Explorers 5-3 in the first exhibition game of the season on Monday night.
Canaries pitching struck out nine Sioux City batters and a re-tooled lineup cracked nine hits front of 800 fans at Yankton's Riverside Park.
Leadoff hitter Nick Van Stratten broke a 1-1 tie with a run-scoring single in third inning to start a three-run rally for Sioux Falls. Cory Morales followed with an RBI groundout, and J.P. Ramirez singled home the final run.
Van Stratten went 2-for-4 with two runs scored and an RBI, while Ramirez went 2-for-3 along with a sacrifice fly and two RBI. Rookie newcomers Nate Baumann and Anthony Trajano each had a double. Rookie catcher Kevin Dultz chipped in a sacrifice fly in the eighth for an insurance run.
Veteran pitcher Ben Moore started for the Canaries, allowing one run on three hits. Kyle Vazquez tossed the fourth and fifth innings and allowed two runs, but he earned the victoy. Four more Canaries relievers -- Chris Green, Jack Van Leur, Kirk Clark and Alan DeRatt -- each pitched a scoreless inning to finish off the Explorers. DeRatt earned a save by striking out the side in the ninth inning.
Ryan Zimmerman suffered the loss for Sioux City, who got a home run from Wally Backman Jr.
The two clubs will rematch for an exhibition game at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 10, in Huron, S.D.
The Canaries begin their 21st season on Thursday, May 16 at Sioux City. The home opener is at 7:05 p.m. on Friday, May 17 against the Explorers at Sioux Falls Stadium.
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The portfolio process requires a student's participation throughout his or her coursework, and begins in the first course in the sequence (LIBS 6010). Throughout a student's time in the program, he or she steadily posts to a Taskstream portfolio and demonstrates mastery of professional skills, abilities, and dispositions required for the practice of the profession. This is done through the use of course artifacts (course projects) along with the student's reflection upon those skills, abilities, and dispositions as revealed in the artifacts. The reflection essay associated with each artifact helps explain how the artifact demonstrates that the program objective and other professional standards have been met. It also acts as a record of the student's self-assessment.
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I always thoroughly disliked the concept of virtual desktops. I found them far too virtual to keep track of them - that is, until the Compiz developers came up with the simply brilliant idea of wrapping them around a cube. I know I'm one of the few, but this gave virtual desktops a "presence" for me, and ever since then, they've been a mainstay for me. Only on Linux though (which is now the only operating system I use, since late last year), since the implementations on Windows and Mac OS X are abysmal, at best.
While Compiz greatly enhanced the metaphor for me, a lot more can be done, still. First of all, why is it so incredibly hard (if not impossible) to set a different wallpaper for each virtual desktop? Why can't I have different files, folder, and mounted disks on each desktop? I'm specifically addressing GNOME here, since that's what the mockup is about - I'm sure KDE4 can do these things already (right?).
A mockup for GNOME shell tries to address these things by introducing the concept of multiple ~/Desktop folders. "Nowadays we have only one Desktop folder by user, that is located in /home/you/Desktop. This folder is displayed fullscreen on every workspace, and we can keep an eye on the docs on which we work the most. Unfortunately, this Desktop is single," the mockup's description reads, "So we suggest here to raise up the count of Desktop folders, and use the Gnome-Shell interface to handle them easily."
I won't go into the technical and implementation details, as you can read everything and see a .gif mockup at the GNOME Shell playground. I do want to say that this is one of those things that should've been implemented ages ago, as it just makes so much sense.
I have four virtual desktop, for email, instant messaging and Twitter, browsing/work (OSNews, university), and one mostly empty one which I sometimes use to watch a video, keep track of BitTorrent downloads, or any other random activity. It would be great if I can show my BitTorrent downloads on just that desktop, and if I could display my work documents on just the work desktop.
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Safer streets translate into increased potential for Camden's business community, says Gary Rago, director of the New Jersey Small Business Development Center based at Rutgers–Camden.
That effort has received a boost as the U.S. Department of Justice announced the awarding of COPS grants, which will be distributed nationwide, at a press conference today at Camden County Police Department headquarters.
As part of the grant, the county police department will receive $2.3 million in grant money that will lead to the hiring of 10 new officers. A county spokesman said the hiring process will begin immediately.
"This allotment of federal funds will help us keep building the department and provide the capacity needed to meet our objective, which is to reduce crime and make residents feel safer," said Louis Cappelli, Camden County freeholder director, in a statement.
Rago said that crime levels and economic development directly impact one another. That includes businesses' ability to attract employees right down to investing in security infrastructure.
"Anytime you're in a high- or higher-crime area, then there are costs of doing business," Rago said.
And if a safer Camden also has the ability to bring people to the city to live, that's an added bonus for businesses.
"Lower crime also attracts and sustains residents," Rago said.
COPS offers grants to law enforcement agencies at the state, local and tribal levels that are selected based on a set of criteria including their individual crime rates, fiscal needs and community policing plans. The funds provided will be enough to cover an officer's salary and benefits for a three-year period.
Other New Jersey police departments receiving the federal grants serve Paterson, Bridgeton, Asbury Park and Westampton. Camden's grant is the largest of the five.


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Canadian Supreme Court Says No Liability For Linking To Defamatory Content
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In a ruling this morning, the Supreme Court, once again, explained to Crookes that linking to defamatory content is not, by itself, defamatory. As the court states:
I would conclude that a hyperlink, by itself, should never be seen as "publication" of the content to which it refers.Going into more detail:
Hyperlinks are, in essence, references. By clicking on the link, readers are directed to other sources. Hyperlinks may be inserted with or without the knowledge of the operator of the site containing the secondary article. Because the content of the secondary article is often produced by someone other than the person who inserted the hyperlink in the primary article, the content on the other end of the link can be changed at any time by whoever controls the secondary page. Although the primary author controls whether there is a hyperlink and what article that word or phrase is linked to, inserting a hyperlink gives the primary author no control over the content in the secondary article to which he or she has linked....As Michael Geist highlights at the link above, the Court goes above and beyond just explaining why hyperlinks don't represent defamation, but also explains how this is fundamental to a functioning internet and the concept of free speech.
Hyperlinks thus share the same relationship with the content to which they refer as do references. Both communicate that something exists, but do not, by themselves, communicate its content. And they both require some act on the part of a third party before he or she gains access to the content. The fact that access to that content is far easier with hyperlinks than with footnotes does not change the reality that a hyperlink, by itself, is content neutral - it expresses no opinion, nor does it have any control over, the content to which it refers.
The Internet's capacity to disseminate information has been described by this Court as "one of the great innovations of the information age" whose "use should be facilitated rather than discouraged". Hyperlinks, in particular, are an indispensable part of its operation...The Internet cannot, in short, provide access to information without hyperlinks. Limiting their usefulness by subjecting them to the traditional publication rule would have the effect of seriously restricting the flow of information and, as a result, freedom of expression. The potential "chill" in how the Internet functions could be devastating, since primary article authors would unlikely want to risk liability for linking to another article over whose changeable content they have no control. Given the core significance of the role of hyperlinking to the Internet, we risk impairing its whole functioning. Strict application of the publication rule in these circumstances would be like trying to fit a square archaic peg into the hexagonal hole of modernity.Geist also wonders if this ruling might be expanded to cover other forms of third party liability around linking. As we've seen in the US and elsewhere, governments (and the entertainment industry) are keen to pin liability for merely linking to infringing content. While this case doesn't directly discuss infringement, if you were to take the words of the ruling and substitute in copyright, it seems like the same basic concepts should apply.