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Week One: June 1-3
Thursday, June 1
Keynote Speakers: Jane & Alexander Nakatani
Join Japanese–American parents Jane and Alexander Nakatani as they share a story of loss. After losing one son to murder and two sons to AIDS, the Nakatanis' story is told in the book and film Honor Thy Children that illustrates their amazing transformation of loss and tragedy into hope and inspiration to create public awareness. Their mission is also brought forth through their non-profit organization Honor Thy Children. For more information, access www.honorthychildren.com
|10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m., Lecture, Room 3523
|11:00 a.m.–Noon, Japanese Cultural Center, Room 6601
Friday, June 2
Gay Film Festival: Rent
Rent, the musical that revolutionized Broadway comes to the big screen. A rock musical based on Puccini's classic opera La Boheme, Rent tells the story of a group of bohemians struggling with the AIDS epidemic, poverty, drugs, not selling their art, and trying to pay the rent. See the Pulitzer Prize-winning story about friends trying to "measure their lives in love." Free refreshments.
|Noon–2:00 p.m.
|Room 5942
Week Two: June 4-10
Wednesday, June 7
Foothill Student Discussion: Out on Campus
Join members of Foothill's Gay Straight Alliance for a discussion of the current state of lesbian/gay/bisexual and transgender acceptance on our campus. Hosted by Foothill Speech Instructor Shawn Townes and students enrolled in Foothill speech communication classes.
|10:00 a.m.–Noon
|Krause Center for Innovation, Room 4002
Jen Kober: Comedian
Join us for a break from the serious with Jen's hilarious comedy. Her powerful performance weaves together a Southern-style musical tale of love lost at the buffet, road trip adventures at The Waffle House, and midnight mishaps at Wal Mart. She has performed a variety of comedians, including Damon Wayans, Chris Tucker, Wayne Brady, Kevin Pollack, Dana Carvey, Paul Provenza and Sinbad. Free refreshments.
|Noon–1:00 p.m. (College Hour)
|Library Quad
Got Holes? Body Modification Within the Gay Community
A symposium addressing both the history of, and present controversy surrounding piercing and body modification pertaining to the gay community. This event will feature Fakir Musafar, who is regarded as the father of the modern body piercing movement. He will speak as well as address audience questions. This event may not be suitable for children. Co-sponsored by the Anthropology Club. Free refreshments.
|7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
|Appreciation Hall (Room 1501)
Thursday, June 8
Speech & Debate Team
We hear about controversial "gay" topics in the news, but it's always being spun by politicians. Join us for this event where students from Foothill's award-winning Speech & Debate Team will present material relevant to the LGBT community. Free refreshments.
|1:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
|Room 1219
Friday, June 9
Gay Film Festival: Connie & Carla
Nia Vardalos and Toni Collette star in Connie & Carla as two struggling Chicago dinner theater performers who accidentally witness a mafia hit. The pair subsequently hit the road and end up pretending to be men pretending to be women. Connie & Carla is the comedy that proves if you follow your dream, there's no telling what you'll become. Free refreshments.
|Noon–2:00 p.m.
|Room 5942
Week Three: June 11-17
Sunday, June 11
2006 San Jose Gay Pride Festival & Parade "Loud & Proud"
Join the Gay Straight Alliance in marching in San Jose's 31st Annual Gay Pride Parade. The day begins with the parade and continues with top entertainers performing throughout the day at the festival grounds. Parade check-in begins at 9 a.m. sharp. Parade begins at 11 a.m.
|9:00 a.m.–Noon
|San Jose Victory Parking Lot, 64 N Market Street in San Jose
Wednesday, June 14
Gay Professional Panel
Ever wonder if gay professionals have different experiences in the work place than you have. Do they enter the same careers that you do? Do they receive the same treatment? Join us to discuss what it's like for gay professionals in the real world. Foothill Speech Instructor Shawn Townes hosts the presentation.
|10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
|Krause Center for Innovation, Room 4002
Drag Contest & Plaza Party
Foothill students, faculty and staff compete in the 2nd annual Foothill College Drag Contest. Prizes will be awarded to all participants with big money for first, second and third place winners. Sign up at the Student Activities Office or with Stephanie Franco in the Student Development Center. Be part of Foothill's Summer Gay Day and celebrate diversity under the summer sun. Straight/Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender/Queer/ Questioning/Everybody is invited.
|Noon–1:00 p.m. (College Hour)
|Library Quad
Thursday, June 15
Religious Panel Discussion
Is your religion accepting of gays? What does your religion's scripture or text actually say about homosexuality, acceptance and tolerance? Join us for a panel discussion on how different religions view homosexuality. Free refreshments.
|Noon–1:00 p.m.
|Library Quad Event Tent
Friday, June 16
Gay Film Festival: Brokeback Mountain
Winner of three Oscars, Brokeback Mountain is a sweeping epic that explores the lives of two young men, a ranch hand and a rodeo cowboy, who meet in the summer of 1963 and unexpectedly forge a lifelong connection. The complications, joys and heartbreak they experience provide a testament to the endurance and power of love. Free refreshments.
|Noon–2:00 p.m.
|Room 5942
2006 LGBT Heritage Month Planning Committee:
Sophie Aung, Student Co-Chair
Eric Taberes, Student Co-Chair
John Dubois
Stephanie Franco
Brenda Gabel
Simon Goldeen
Warren Hurd
Naomi Kitajima
Cindy Manit
Amy Moskowitz
Karen Oeh
Erin Clifford Ortiz
Romeo Paule
Alana Salom
Paul Starer
Shawn Townes
Lauren Velasco
Louise William
Foothill Program Sponsors
Associated Students of Foothill College (ASFC)
Foothill College Faculty & Staff Office
Foothill College Fine Arts & Communications Division
Gay/Lesbian Employees & Friends Association (GAYLEAF)
Foothill College Gay Straight Alliance (www.foothill.edu/clubs/gay-straight)
Foothill College Health Services Office
Organizations Board of Directors (OBD/ Clubs)
Foothill College President's Office
Foothill College Speech & Debate Team
Foothill College Student Activities Office
Foothill College Student Development & Instruction Office
Additional Bay Area Events
San Jose Pride Parade - www.sjgaypride.com
San Francisco AIDS/Lifecycle - www.aidslifecycle.org
San Francisco AIDS Walk - www.aidswalk.net
San Francisco Gay Pride Parade - www.sfpride.org
Community Resources
Billy De Frank Lesbian/Gay Community Center - www.defrank.org
Gay/Straight Alliance Network - www.gsanetwork.org
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays - www.pflag.com
Planet Out - www.planetout.com


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Expertise: Ablation, Angina, Arrhythmia, Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia, Atrial Fibrillation, Atrial Flutter, Atrial Tachycardia, Bradycardia, Cardiac Anesthesia, Cardiac Catheterization, Cardiac Disease, Cardiac Electrophysiology, Cardiology, Cardiomyopathy, Cardiovascular Computed Tomography, Cardiovascular Diseases, Cardiovascular Medicine, Cardioversion, Catheter Ablation Therapy, Chest Pain, Coronary Artery Disease, CT Angiography, Defibrillators, Device Therapy, Echocardiography, Echocardiography and Nuclear Cardiology , Electrophysiology, Event Monitors, Heart Attack, Heart Disease, Heart Failure, Holter Monitoring, Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator Therapy, Invasive Cardiology, Irregular Heartbeat, Long QT Syndrome, Pacemakers, Pacing, Palpitations, Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia, Premature Coronary Artery Disease, Stenting, Stress Testing, Supraventricular Tachycardia, Syncope, Tachycardias, Tilt Table Test, Ventricular Arrhythmias, Ventricular Tachycardia ...read more
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Dr. Sinha received his undergraduate degree and medical degree from the University of Manitoba in Canada. He completed a residency at the University of Western Ontario. Dr. Sinha completed a clinical cardiac electrophysiology fellowship at Mount Sinai School of Medicine prior to joining the Johns Hopkins faculty in 2005.
Besides his teaching and clinical engagements, Dr. Sinha is on the editorial board for Heart Rhythm, the official journal of the Heart Rhythm Society and the Cardiac Electrophysiology Society, and was recognized with the "Remarkable Reviewer" award from 2006-2016.
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- MD, University of Manitoba Faculty of Medicine (1997)
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Below you will find the June offerings of classes, seminars and training available - details and registration information at: EOD Training Catalog: https://www.fin.ucar.edu/hrisConnect/employee.
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INDESIGN CS5 LEVEL 2 (2 day class) June 01, 2011 8:30 am – 4:30 pm; CG2-CTTC Facilitator: New Horizons Trainer Participants will learn to deploy advanced Adobe InDesign techniques to enhance the look and functionality of documents.
CANCELED: HIRE TRAINING FOR SUPERVISORS June 01, 2011 10:00 am – 12:00 pm; CG1-2126 Facilitator: Nancy Wade, Human Resources Required for all hiring supervisors. Learn UCAR's Staffing Process; Employment Laws, Policies and Procedures; OpenHire System: Creating a Requisition and Reviewing Resumes; HR Baseline Screening of Applicants; Selecting the Successful Candidate; Determining Salary; Completing Interview Documentation Forms; Making the Offer; and Orienting Your New Employee.
WORKPLACE HARASSMENT SEMINAR June 02, 2011 10:00 am – 12:00 pm; FL2-1001 Facilitator: Chuck Passaglia Overview of the rights of employees to be free from all forms of unlawful harassment in the workplace. Particular emphasis on legal implications and UCAR policies in the areas of sexual harassment, intimidation, bullying, workplace respect, conduct in the workplace, preventing and reporting any form of workplace harassment. Mandatory for all employees.
CANCELED: PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL SKILLS/PROCCESS: Strategies & Resources for Supervisors June 2, 2011 9:00 am – 11:30 am; CG4-2020 Facilitator: Michelle Darveau, Human Resources Learn tools to manage and evaluate the performance of your employees. Topics include: Why we do performance appraisals; Understanding UCAR's appraisal process; What to measure; Communicating expectations; Setting measurable goals; legal considerations; Monitoring effectiveness; Managing poor performance; Documentation; Conducting Performance Evaluation Meetings; Coaching for improved performance and effective feedback; Resolving differences; Follow-up and action plans.
CSG 2011 SUMMER WORKSHOP SERIES (5 days) June 06 – June 10, 2011 8:30 am – 4:30 pm; ML Vis Lab Facilitator: CISL Staff A series of mini-workshops designed to help you learn essential knowledge and skills to work with super computers. Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of any programming language. Knowledge of C Programming and Fortran Programming languages helpful. For further details, contacts and specific session dates/times, visit the CSG Summer 2011 Training Calendar at: https://www2.cisl.ucar.edu/training/CSG_summer_2011.
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NCAR PROPOSAL PROCESS: Guidelines & Resources for NCAR Administrators & PI's June 08, 2011 10:00 am – 12:00 pm; FL2-1001 Facilitator: Valerie Koch Are responsible for developing, submitting, managing, tracking or reporting large or small NCAR proposals? If so, here is a valuable resource for you! In this session participants will review the NCAR proposal process; what are the expected roles and responsibilities around the proposal process; learn what important regulatory proposal guidelines must be followed, how to locate them and possible impacts if missed; how to locate valuable resources and helpful contacts to assist you. This session can also be brought to your project team or group for more in depth discussions.
CANCELED: ACCESS 2007 LEVEL 3 June 09, 2011 8:30 am – 4:30 pm; CG2-CTTC Facilitator: New Horizons Trainer Learn advanced features of Access 2007 to exchange data with other applications, automate business processes by using VBA code, and secure and share databases..
CPR CERTIFICATION (MERT & Field Campaign Staff Only) June 09, 2011 10:00 am – 5:00 pm; FL2-1003 Facilitator: Mike Grosshans Review and practice basic CPR techniques and first aid skills and how to use them in real life emergency situations. UCAR's MERT (Medical Emergency Response Team) members will also learn how to work on a team that provides emergency care until 911 Emergency Medical Services arrive. Certification is a full day course, Re-certification is a ½ day course.
Canceled: FLASH CS5 LEVEL 2 (2 day class) June 21 & 22, 2011 8:30 am – 4:30 pm; CG2-CTTC Facilitator: New Horizons Trainer Learn to plan, design, and develop complex projects using Adobe Flash. PLANNING A FLASH PROJECT: Understand Workflow, Translate Workflow Plans to Flash; DESIGNING A PROJECT: Initiate a Project, Create Design Patterns; MANAGING SYMBOLS: Use Movie Clips, Organize Movie Assets, Use Buttons; CREATING ADVANCED ANIMATIONS: Work with Inverse Kinematics, Add Motion to Animations, Apply 3-D Transformation, Apply Effects; ADDING AUDIO & CONTROLS; WORKING WITH ACTIONSCRIPT 3.0: Understand ActionScript, Add Interactivity Using ActionScript Elements, Use Dynamic Mask, Work with Components; PUBLISHING A MOVIE IN DIFFERENT FORMATS: Add Metadata to SWF Files, Ensure Accessibility, Create Multiple Outputs; EXTENDING FLASH: Understand JSF, and Adobe® Extension Manager CS4.
HOT OPERATIONS June 28, 2011 11:30 am – 12:30 pm; FL2-1002 Facilitator: Milenda Powers Learn to keep from burning down the shop and avoid having "arsonist" on your permanent record. Hot operations refer to work that involves open flames, torches and welding. The Safety policy and permit requirements for this work will be reviewed during this brief class.
HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS June 28, 2011 9:00 am – 10:30 am; FL2-1002 Facilitator: Milenda Powers Employees have the right to know about hazardous materials and how to protect themselves. Learn about the hazards of chemicals and how to use labels and Material Safety Data Sheets to protect against those hazards. Attending this class fulfills training requirements specified by the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA).
LOCKOUT/TAGOUT June 28, 2011 1:30 pm-2:30 pm; FL2-1002 Facilitator: Milenda Powers Avoid electrocution of yourself and others by learning how to deactivate energy systems. Recognize dangers and hazards of stored energies. Control hazards by disconnecting and blocking the energy path and perform a lock out/ tag out operation. An audit of lock-out/tag-out skills is conducted yearly
Confined Space June 28, 2011 10:30 am – 11:30 am; FL2-1002 Facilitator: Milenda Powers The number one goal of working in a confined space is to get out safely! If you ever need to enter confined spaces, like a tank, pit or manhole, this course is for you. Discussions cover hazards that claim lives of workers around the country each year, as well as how following the UCAR confined space policy will prevent that from happening to us.


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Access this dialog from the User Administrators dialog for selecting groups for administrator assignments.
Group records created through the Admin - Group Administration function display in the Add Group(s) dialog. Use this dialog to include one or more existing groups in a new group or to give one or more existing groups explicit permissions.
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I would like to know what folks do with their set lists? Do you frame them? Hang them on a bulletin board?
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I know some people frame them with the ticket stub
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Where can I find the set list from 6-11-2016 show at target center?
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AMP wrote:Where can I find the set list from 6-11-2016 show at target center?
http://www.asmylifeturnstoasong.com/ the best source for such.
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Here it is! Chicago 2nd Show April 22nd!
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Fear is a Liar
I heard on the radio the other day that men over drink alcohol from ages 30 to 50, and women over drink from 51 to 70. Reminds me of a line in a country song that goes " you're a lot less fun since I quit drinkin' ".
I'm so vegetarian I don't even eat animal crackers!
Comparatively speaking, I did most of my over drinking as a yute. But between the ages of 30 and 45, I chose quality over quantity, so the end result was the same, ha-ha!
I guess men become depressed after they've acquired house, wife, kids and dog.... And the women start drinking more past the age of 50 because... they're past 50? (ewww... no offense, Beth. You look like you're 38. :-)). I'm three years away from becoming a drunk...
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I stopped drinking at 38. I drank enough to carry me through 50 though.
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10K 48:59 April 2013
HM 2:03:56 Nov. 2012 / 1:46:50 March 2013
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I also got my heavy drinking out of the way when I was younger. I was just carb loading for my running career that would come later.
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I think it's the ither eay around. Women realized they disn't marry prince charming and drink.
"The most powerful weapon on earth is the human soul on fire."
It's always fucking hot in Miami!
precisely! Except I also, um...herb loaded. I don't think that helped anything tho o.O
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Short term goal: 17:59 5K
Mid term goal: 2:54:59 marathon
Long term goal: To say I've been a runner half my life. (I started running at age 45).
I think it's the ither eay around. Women realized they disn't marry prince charming and drink.
LOL... Good one, D!
Anyway, I ran 10 miles on the track this morning in 1:12:02. I'm not going down without a fight, damn it.
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MTA: resized because it was HUGE.
Okay... but how do I resize mine? lol...
You snuck in there at that awkward moment right before edit! LOL. I guess it doesn't really matter.


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Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr injured in car crash
Miranda Kerr has had to add a medical neck brace to her wardrobe as she recovers from a car crash injury.
The Australian model was photographed out and about in Los Angeles on Tuesday sporting the new accessory, and her spokeswoman has revealed the Victoria's Secret beauty was involved in a road accident in California.
Kerr was given an MRI scan following the shunt before being fitted with the brace.
Her representative Annie Kelly tells Australia's 9 News, "She is in a lot of pain but really we are just glad that it was not more serious."
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Animal shelters must screen their cats for health and temperament, whereas pet adoption ads posted on the Web or in newspapers by individuals are usually unregulated. Adopting a new cat from a shelter is therefore often the best, safest option.read more
Canned or bagged, wet or dry: These are basic choices you must face when perusing the pet food aisle of your favorite store. "Wet" products have undergone some major improvements this year and may be a great choice for your kitty. Here's what you need to know.
Which Is Better: Dry or Wet?
From a nutritional standpoint, you can't go wrong selecting either wet or dry foods for your cat, as long as the products come from a reputable manufacturer. "Premium foods provide a complete and balanced diet, and deliver higher-quality ingredients for easy digestion and absorption of essential nutrients," explains Dr. Amy Dicke, an Ohio-based veterinarian who has been a member of teams consisting of nutritionists, researchers and fellow veterinarians.
Prebiotics, New Ingredients and Recipes
This year, expect to see flavor combinations and ingredients normally associated with your own foods -- such as carved fish filets, country-style meals, garden vegetables, premium pates and slow-cooked meats. It's important to remember, however, that these foods are specially formulated to meet your carnivore cat's nutritional needs, which are much different from human requirements.
Prebiotics are also a recent addition to some canned/wet cat foods. These fibers help to fuel good bacteria in your cat's digestive tract. "A prebiotic fiber, like fructooligosaccharides (FOS), selectively feeds the beneficial bacteria in the gut … and starves the bad bacteria," explains Dicke, adding that 70 percent of your cat's immune system is located in its digestive system. As a result, the new prebiotics may promote good immunity defenses and better digestion.
The Catkins Diet
Dr. Katy J. Nelson, an emergency veterinarian in Alexandria, Va., often advises owners of her fat-cat patients to feed what she jokingly calls a "Catkins" diet. "Cats don't always metabolize carbohydrates well, and carbs may tend to cause cats to store more fat," she says. While premium dry cat foods won't do this and even have special weight management formulas, Nelson says the new wet foods provide a good option for heftier kitties. These cat foods pack in protein without contributing much in the way of carbohydrates.
Nelson also suggests that cats suffering from urinary tract problems eat wet foods. For less serious cases, an off-the-shelf, good-quality canned cat food provides higher moisture content, allowing for more dilute cat urine and better hydration. More serious cases might need a veterinary formula wet food, which can be obtained through your cat's doctor.
Making the Transition
If you have fed your cat dry food only but would like to incorporate some of the new wet foods into its diet, do so slowly and gradually to minimize intestinal upsets. "Be sure to consider the added calories the canned food will be contributing to your pet's diet and decrease the amount of dry food accordingly," says Dicke.
How to Feed
Both Dicke and Nelson say dry and wet foods can be fed in any combination: separately, at the same or different times, mixed together, and in the morning and evening. Nelson, however, points out that it might be best to serve the wet food in the morning, so it can be consumed in a timely manner to avoid spoilage. Then, if you go out for the day, you might provide a small amount of dry food for snacks, based on the food's serving guidelines.
Jennifer Viegas is the managing editor of The Daily Cat. She is a journalist for Discovery News, the news service for the Discovery Channel, and has written more than 20 books on animals, health and other science-related topics.
Stephanie says: Some cats just don't like wet food. We have 4 cats, one male(Jax) and 3 females (Bonnie, Moe, and Annabelle). Last summer Jax had 2 really bad bladder infections - the vet suggested we put him on wet food once a day. I knew from past experiences with wet food that Bonnie was not a big fan of the wet food, but she gave me this really hurt look when I didn't give her any - so I give her a small portion at dinner along with a half scoop of dry food. Some cats just don't like it. My other cats can't wait. Moe licks the spoon clean for me once i dish it up and Annabelle cleans the can.
Darcy says: My vet tells me that fish is bad for cats-even though they love it. Any comments?
Marsha says: I have a cat that's 2 years old. I'm trying to get her to eat wet food but she won't touch anything but dry. This has gone on for two weeks. Any suggestions?
Cats reach full skeletal development when they are this old:


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Latest Updated:09/02/2013
I have a question about the area of safe operation (SOA).
- Is there any SOA test data or ratings for continuous pulse?
- Will SOA destruction not occur as long as continuous pulse is within single-shot SOA?
Depending on the product, characteristics of continuous pulse may not be specified. If continuous pulse SOA is not mentioned in the datasheet, then there are no test data or ratings. When using continuous pulse, it is necessary to make sure that the channel temperature (Tch) is not exceeded and that each pulse is within single-shot SOA.
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Bernanke to give deposition in AIG bailout lawsuit
WASHINGTON -- A U.S. judge has ordered that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke can be questioned in a lawsuit against the government filed by the former head of American International Group Inc.
It is rare for a Fed chairman to be deposed in a lawsuit. But Judge Thomas Wheeler of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims said Monday that an exception should be made. That's because Bernanke has first-hand knowledge of the government's decision to bail out AIG at the height of the financial crisis, he said.
Hank Greenberg, the former AIG CEO, has sued the government over the bailout, claiming its terms were too onerous. AIG has since repaid the $182 billion.
Greenberg's lawyers want Bernanke to be deposed on Aug. 16.
A Fed spokesman said there was no immediate comment.


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Reviewed By Richard E (Griffith, IN) Reviewed for a 2007 Dodge Magnum —9/29/2008 3:12 PM
filter was simple to install, it took 10 minuttes or less. mileage has increased 1-2 miles per gallon in city driving, I'm geting approx 30 mpg on the highway with the 3.5 V-6. Filter was definately worth the money I paid considering the difference in mileage and time-life of the filter compared to normal filters.I average 3000 miles a month on this car.


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2014 New Ground Theatre Festival Announced
Posted April 11, 2014 in Press Releases
Festival includes a CPH presentation of Grounded by internationally acclaimed playwright George Brant
CLEVELAND, OH (April 7, 2014) New Ground Theatre Festival, Cleveland Play House's annual showcase of new theatrical works will open with the world premiere production of Deborah Zoe Laufer's thought-provoking Informed Consent.
The Festival is comprised of 25 performances of works ranging from fully-produced, large-scale collaborations to solo performances, to readings of plays hot off the writer's printer that represent a variety of new work from nationally-recognized artists. This year's lineup also includes work from Tony Award nominee and CWRU/CPH alumna, Elizabeth A. Davis, as well as critically acclaimed playwrights George Brant and Eric Coble, and Roe Green Award Winner Heidi Schreck. For the third consecutive year, the Roe Green Award brings a leading American playwright to Cleveland to develop a new project culminating in a reading and public conversation with the playwright.CPH is indebted to Honorary Producer Roe Green, Supporting Sponsor Ohio Savings Bank and Associate Sponsors Ulmer & Berne, Westlake Reed Leskosky and Walter Haverfield. The New Ground Theatre Festival will run from May 7 – 17. Tickets are on sale now and start at just $10 for most events!
CPH Artistic Director Laura Kepley exclaims: "Bringing new work to the Northeast Ohio community is central to what we do at Cleveland Play House. The New Ground Theatre Festival is the perfect outlet for us to explore new work, forge new relationships and deepen existing relationships with playwrights, directors and artists alike.This year's Festival will showcase the work of several multi-talented artists whose intelligent, artistic and creative pieces will delight our audiences and engage thought-provoking conversation. We are deeply grateful to all of our sponsors and to Honorary Producer Roe Green for her enthusiastic and generous support of new work at Cleveland Play House."
The Festival will commence on May 7 with two full-scale productions, beginning with the world premiere production of Deborah Zoe Laufer's Informed Consent. Laufer's play was workshopped during last year's Festival, culminating in a sold-out reading; this year's full-scale production is co-produced with Geva Theatre Center and will have audiences intrigued by the ethical, political and moral questions it raises. Based on a true story, Informed Consent delves into the personal and national debate about science vs. belief and whether our DNA is our destiny. The second production is by multi-award-winning playwright George Brant, who returns to CPH with his highly-acclaimed production of Grounded. This profound and moving story of a woman on the verge of collapse was named a Top 10 Play of 2013 in London by both The Guardian and LondonEvening Standard. Grounded has been described as "Theatre's answer to Zero Dark Thirty"- The Independent, and "Gripping" – The New York Times. A TalkBack with Mr. Brant will be held after the Sunday, May 11 performance.
Tony-nominated actress forOnce and CWRU/CPH alumna Elizabeth A. Davis returns to CPH stages with a reading of her folk musical, Joe, a story about the unlikely friendship of a Texas beauty queen and a homeless Native American man. Ms. Davis has written the book, music and lyrics for the piece and will also be featured on stage with her violin during this reading on May 17. Also debuting on May 17 is a reading of Fairfield by Clevelander Eric Coble, whom American Theatre Magazine has dubbed "An unqualified original with rich and idiosyncratic works." Directed by CPH Artistic Director Laura Kepley, this razor-sharp, insightful comedy raises the question of what is appropriate/inappropriate when it comes to race relations. A fully-developed production of Fairfield, which the New York Post has described as "Funnier than anything on Broadway," will also be featured as part of CPH's 2014-2015 Season. Rounding out the Festival will be a new play reading of Roe Green Award Winner Heidi Schreck's new work, Grand Concourse. Schreck and director Kip Fagan will participate in a TalkBack with the audience directly following the reading.
Roe Green Award
Each year, the Roe Green Award is awarded to a nationally recognized playwright for outstanding achievement in playwriting. The award includes a $7,500 cash prize; a week-long residency including rehearsals; a Master Class with CPH Playwrights' Unit, Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland State University students; and a public reading of a new play. This year's winner, Heidi Schreck, will hold a reading of her play Grand Concourse on May 10. Heralded as "A Playwright to Watch!" by the New York Post, Ms. Schreck is also a multi-award winning actor having won two Obie awards, a Drama Desk Award and the Theatre World Award.
ROE GREEN (Honorary Producer) is an arts patron, community activist, and chief executive officer of the Roe Green Foundation. With a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and Communications from University of Colorado and a master's degree in Theatre from Kent State University, her experience in stage and business management includes Cain Park, Cleveland Opera, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. Today she is president emeritus of CAVORT, Inc., the Conference About Volunteers of Regional Theatres; serves on the Kent State University School of Theatre and Dance advisory board; the foundation board of Kent State University; the board of Porthouse Theatre; the board of Maltz Jupiter Theatre in Jupiter, Florida; and the board of Cleveland Play House. She is responsible for the Roe Green Visiting Director Series for the School of Theatre and Dance at Kent State and the University of Colorado. Ms. Green has received numerous awards for her support of the arts and new play development including; the 2009 State of Ohio Governor's Award for Arts Patron; the Dramatist Guild's Patron of the Arts Award (2013); and the Muse Award (2014) from the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County. In 2013, she received the CPH Centennial Star Award that recognizes select individuals who have made special and important contributions to CPH's rich legacy of artistic and educational programming. 2014 marks the third year of the Roe Green Award at CPH which recognizes a playwright and the development of a new work.
2014 New Ground Theatre Festival Events
Informed Consent by Deborah Zoe Laufer
April 23 – May 18
Fully staged production – Second Stage
Co-produced with Geva Theatre Center
Directed by Sean Daniels
Tickets range in price from $45-$72 each
Genetic anthropologist Jillian has devoted her life to finding a cure for early-onset Alzheimer's, the inherited disease that took her mother, and will soon overtake her and perhaps eventually her own daughter. When Jillian is brought on to conduct a study on diabetes in the isolated Havasupai tribe, she runs a series of unauthorized tests. Jillian's hopes to discover information that will aid her battle against Alzheimer's soon clashes with the Tribe's beliefs. As Jillian's ethics are thrown into question, this world premiere play asks: Are we defined by our biology or by our memories? And when is knowledge actually power?
InsideCPH events for this production and New Ground Theatre Festival include:
Tech Tuesday: Informed Consent
April 19, 2014 @ 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Behind-the-Scenes: New Ground Theatre Festival
April 26, 2014 @ 11:30am - 1:00pm
Informed Consent is the centerpiece of our New Ground Theatre Festival, in which we develop and showcase new work. From the Mainstage Centerpiece Production to lines fresh from the playwright's pen, and everything in between, New Ground puts new play development center stage. Join Informed Consent playwright Deborah Zoe Laufer, as well Cleveland's own Eric Coble—whose Fairfield will be workshopped during this year's Festival, and be its Centerpiece Production next year!—for a revealing conversation about new work.
15th Humanism & the Healing Arts Multidisciplinary Conference
April 29, 2014 @ 1:00pm - 3:00pm
CPH has joined forces with the Summa Health System for this one-day symposium which, like Informed Consent, combines Art and Science in a truly unique way. Join CPH artistic staff and Informed Consent cast, as well as a diverse group of medical professionals, for this one-of-a-kind event.
Presentation and Panel Discussion--Presentation by Cleveland Play House staff and actors from the play Informed Consent by Deborah Zoe Laufer Panelists: Kirk A Stiffler, MD, MPH, FACEP - Director, Emergency Medicine Research Center and Chair, Institutional Review Board, Summa Health System Cristie Cole, JD, Fellow, Cleveland Fellowship in Advanced Bioethics, Member of the Mohawk Nation (aka Akwesasne). Cleveland Play House staff and actors.
The Summa Health System designates this live activity for a maximum of 2.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. The Summa Health System is accredited by the Ohio State Medical Association to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
May 04, 2014 @ 4:30pm - 5:00pm
Stay after the show to continue the conversation our plays start! TalkBacks offer the chance to interact
with the cast, creative team, local experts and fellow playgoers in an open and lively Q&A about the
play and the questions it raises.
TalkBack: Informed Consent
May 06, 2014 @ 9:00pm - 9:30pm
TalkBack: Informed Consent
May 11, 2014 @ 4:30pm - 5:00pm
Grounded by George Brant
May 7 – May 17th
Fully staged production – The Helen
CPH presents Page 73's production of Grounded
Directed by Ken Rus Schmoll
Tickets range in price from $10 - $30 each
An unexpected pregnancy ends an ace fighter pilot's career inthe sky. Reassigned to operate
military drones from a windowless trailer outside Las Vegas, she hunts terrorists by day and
returns to her family each night. As the pressure to track a high-profile target mounts, the
boundaries begin to blur between the desert in which she lives and the one she patrols half a
world away. A TalkBack with Mr. Brant will be held after the Sunday, May 11 performance.
Grand Concourse by Heidi Schreck (Roe Green Award Winner Reading)
May 10
Play reading – The Helen
Directed by Kip Fagan
Ticket price: $10 - $20 each
Shelley istired. A young nun who has successfully run a soup kitchen inthe Bronx for years, she
has begun to question her faith and the depths of her compassion. When a new volunteer joins
the ranks, Shelley faces the ultimate test. Just how far can a person's ability to forgive be
stretched before it irrevocably snaps? Grand Concourse is a finely observed tale of the good, the
evil, and the mysterious that exists in the everyday-and in all of us. Schreck and director Kip
Fagan will participate in a TalkBack with the audience directly following the reading.
Fairfield by Eric Coble
May 17
Play reading - The Helen
Directed by Laura Kepley
Ticket price: $10 - $20 each
"Peace. Love. Respect for all." So goesthe motto of Fairfield Elementary, a public school located
in a liberal minority majority district. But when a young teacher's misguided attempts at
celebrating black history month take a dark turn, chaos erupts, students riot, and it seems that it
may be near impossible to safely reach the CelebrEthnic potluck scheduled for February 28th.
Fairfield is a razor-sharp insightful comedy from Cleveland playwright Eric Coble thatexamines the line between appropriate/inappropriate, how we teach and talk about race and
culture, and questions: is it indeed possible to overcome?
Joe by Elizabeth A. Davis
May 17
Folk musical reading – The Allen
Directed by Tim Acito
Ticket price: $10 - $20 each
A Texas beauty queen befriends a homeless Native American man. Spanninga decade and the
Texan plains, their complicated relationship unearths deep cultural divides and challenges the
meaning of friendship and charity. Joe is a deeply personal and heart-felt testament to joys and
struggles of forming a life-long connection with another human being. This autobiographical
play with music is penned byCWRU/CPH alumna andTony award nominee Elizabeth A. Davis.
Ticket & Multiple-Show Discount Pricing Information
CPH's New Ground Theatre Festival will take place May 7 – 17, 2014. Tickets range in price from
$10 – $72 each. Save up to 50% when you buy multiple Festival shows. Students and anyone under 35
as low as $10! To order single tickets please call 216-241-6000 or visit www.clevelandplayhouse.com.
Groups of 10+ save up to 40% off single ticket prices; call 216-400-7027.
Festival Line-up
Wednesday, May 7
7:30 pm – Informed Consent
7:30 pm – Grounded
Thursday, May 8
1:30 pm – Informed Consent
7:30 pm – Informed Consent
7:30 pm – Grounded
Friday, May 9
7:30 pm – Informed Consent
7:30 pm – Grounded
Saturday, May 10
1:30 pm – Informed Consent
3:30 pm – Grand Concourse (Roe Green Winner)
7:30 pm – Informed Consent
7:30 pm – Grounded
Sunday, May 11
2:30 pm – Informed Consent
5:00 pm – Grounded
Tuesday, May 13
7:00pm – Informed Consent
Wednesday, May 14
7:30 pm – Informed Consent
7:30 pm – Grounded
Thursday, May 15
7:30 pm – Informed Consent
7:30 pm – Grounded
Friday, May 16
7:30 pm – Informed Consent
7:30 pm – Grounded
Saturday, May 17
2:30 pm – Informed Consent
2:30 pm – Fairfield
5:00 pm – Joe
7:30 pm – Informed Consent
7:30 pm – Grounded
Founded in 1915, Cleveland Play House is America's first professional regional theatre. Throughout its rich history, Cleveland Play House has remained dedicated to its
mission to inspire, stimulate and entertain diverse audiences in Northeast Ohio by producing plays and theatre education programs of the highest professional standards. It has
produced more than 100 world and/or American premieres, and over its long history more than 12 million people have attended over 1,300 CPH productions. Cleveland Play
House looks toward its centennial while performing in three state-of-the art venues at PlayhouseSquare in downtown Cleveland.
The Ohio Arts Council helped fund Cleveland Play House with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.
We also thank the residents of Cuyahoga County for supporting Cleveland Play House through Cuyahoga Arts & Culture.


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We Are Family! Stars Who Ditched Hot Emmy Dates and Showed Up With Their Kin
Blood is thicker than water, but is it thicker than Emmy gold? It sure was at this year's ceremony, when many TV stars opted to stroll the red carpet with, sit alongside, and even present with their kids, siblings, and parents. Here's who showed up to this year's ceremony with family members! — Maya Salam, Yahoo TV


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Gluten free options galore but pretty much all made in the same facility that processes wheat in way way or another... Not Good for celiacs
They have Udi's on the shelf, and gf products here and there(Mac n cheese, pasta, pizza, cookies). Small selection, but decent for the size if the location.
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899 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02115
Great selection, helpful and friendly staff
2100 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa, CA 95407
I shop here all of the time.Read the labels for allergens, but a great selection for individual meals. This is one of my favs.
1172 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne, NJ 07470
Found only a loaf of bread. Not even one breakfast cereal. When I asked an employee, I got a shrug and "gluten-free is mixed in"
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3418 Long Beach Rd., Oceanside, NY 11572
The GF cupcakes are delicious!!! You can't even tell they are GF!
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15025 E. Whittier Blvd., Whittier, CA 90603
They have a list up front of gluten free foods they carry. There are many options.
350 Patriot Place, Foxborough, MA 02035
Very helpful staff! Gluten cookies and cupcakes are delicious!
1172 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne, NJ 07470
Tons of GF options!!!
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2398 East Stadium Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Their gluten-free bread is almost better than their wheat bread I used to eat. Their website has a list of everything that's GF. Labeling saying so can be tricky to find. Edit: Been getting a reaction from the tortilla chips the last 2 times I had them, so steer clear if you're sensitive. Took away a star. Second Edit: It's disappointing to say, but I've since had a couple reactions to a few of their processed foods, not just the chips. Took away another star.
451 Avenida De Los Arboles, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Not too many gf vegan options. I got sick from eating sprouted brown rice. I would only eat items that state gluten free here.
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39507 10th Street West, Palmdale, CA 93551
Friendliest grocery staff in town! Many budget friendly GF options. Will provide you with a list of all GF options in the entire store if you ask. Always go out of their way to provide a GF treat for kids with allergies at the sample station. **Would like to see more paleo friendly options.
503 Hilltop Plaza, Virginia Beach, VA 23454
Not really gluten free
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11958 Killingsworth Ave., Reston, VA 20194
Variety of snacks, pasta, breads and other various GF items. Most are well labeled as GF, making it easy to find items, but I found several items not marked that were certified GF.
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2400 Preston Rd #200, Plano, TX 75093
3654 Bel Aire Plaza, Napa, CA 94558
My favorite gluten free bagels are Trader Joe's brand! I've never had a problem with their gluten free food, however I'm not a diagnosed Celiac so I can't guarantee anything
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350 Patriot Place, Foxborough, MA 02035
I love that they have a list of all their gluten free items! Can be obtained at customer service desk.
1758 S. 320th Street, Federal Way, WA 98003
The GF bagels and cupcakes are very good. Lots of other items I have not tried yet.
1427 Massachusetts Ave., Arlington, MA 02476
I never find things clearly marked here. To be honest. when I first got diagnosed,I was told to shop here. I find more at Market Bssket then here.
3225 Cleveland Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Burned in the October 8th fire and closed until perhaps June '18
3418 Long Beach Rd., Oceanside, NY 11572
I spent some time in the store reading ingredient labels and found only a minute amount of gluten free products as compared to organic products. Also checked the beer section, nada. They used to carry gf beer but no more! If your conscience says "eat organic" than fine but if you have an autoimmune disease like Celiac, just get produce or move on. I would of given one star concerning gf products but the help were great.
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1101 25th Street NW, Washington, DC 20037
Many GF options, fresh produce, and reasonably priced.
975 Northwest Gilman Boulevard, Issaquah, WA 98027
I love Trader Joe's as I'm sure most of us do but I do wish they labeled more things gluten free. If you want a complete list of all the gf items as at the front desk area and they'll give you one.
560 Boston Post Road, Orange, CT 06477
Well, I was just there and they have some gluten free stuff but very little vegan stuff. The list is limited but if you ask for a list before you shop it's much more helpful. They had one blue cornflakes available but don't stock VANS. They do have a Trader Joe's brand frozen pancakes, waffles, cauliflower crust for pizza and some other things. I had to search hard without the list though which ruined my morning.
10305 Pacific St., Omaha, NE 68114
Trader Joe's used to be my main grocery store before diagnosis. But I'm disappointed at their lack of gluten free options (including things that probably don't really need gluten ingredients for any reason other than cheapness). I loved their pastas and frozen meals and condiments but those are all very limited for me now/off limits. Their chicken sausages are good, and it's a good place to go for frozen veggies and cheeses.
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2975-A Cochran St., Simi Valley, CA 93065
Wasn't crazy about all the tree huggers but now I have to eat gf. much more choices in a budget friendly atmosphere. highly recommend for gf/ celiac.
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1101 N. Wilmot Rd. Suite #147, Tucson, AZ 85712
Best GF chocolate cookies around! And lots of other stuff
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612 N. Saint Asaph Street, Alexandria, VA 22314
Not great. I guess everyone knows now that they de-listed most of the things that had been labeled GF or no gluten ingredients, probably because of CC complaints as below. Sadly, they didn't take the opportunity to improve the products, just shrank the list down.
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1101 N. Wilmot Rd. Suite #147, Tucson, AZ 85712
Lots of options, and the staff here is great!
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2398 East Stadium Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48104
They carry the best gf bread products. I love their hamburger buns and their bagels!
29 S. Milpas Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Same gf things as every Trader Joe's !
|Celiac friendly
3418 Long Beach Rd., Oceanside, NY 11572
Lots of gf options in the grocery store. Mini cupcakes and chocolate chip cookies are yummy also.
25410 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 92692
They have so many options for Gluten Free and Celiac people. I am Celiac and go there all the time to buy multiple food. It doesn't taste like cardboard. They have quality food
44 E. Ontario St., Chicago, IL 60611
Love Trader Joe's. This one is super convenient in the city. Great location. Take your bags.
1758 S. 320th Street, Federal Way, WA 98003
Lots of GF options. Found chicken nuggets, battered fish and cookies last time I was there.
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1041 Red Fox Rd, Shoreview, MN 55126
Many good organic foods and gluten free products. Affordable too!
2400 Preston Rd #200, Plano, TX 75093
Can't beat the prices at this store!
300 S Capitol Blvd, Boise, ID 83702
The best gluten free bread I have ever had in 15 years!! So many great gluten free options.
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5010 Jericho Turnpike, Commack, NY 11725
They have some gluten free things, but I've had a reaction to the Trader Joe's brands. When they used to sell the Udi's bread fresh, it was wonderful. No problems. They've also discontinued some of the gluten free pastries from other companies and substituted their own, but no longer gluten free. I also hate that I have to read every label on every shelf to find the few gluten free items mixed in with everything else. I only go there when I can spend and hour looking for gluten free labels. Not a gluten free friendly place. Think they just want to look good, and don't really care.
|Not celiac friendly
1460 Bethlehem Pike, North Wales, PA 19454
Trader Joe's GF products are not made by TJ's nor tested to be GF. After repeatedly getting sick trying many of their products, and talking to the local manager and being referred to a manager in Calif., and taking the time to connect with them only to hear more BS. I simply refuse to take my chances with their BS corporate half truths ever again.
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1427 Massachusetts Ave., Arlington, MA 02476
Amazing gluten free bagels and cupcakes! Will be trying the cookies and English muffins soon! Everything is reasonably priced too!
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6355 Sawmill Road, Dublin, OH 43017
The very best tasting gluten free bread is Trader Joe's brand. It is delicious and freezes well. Many other GF foods as well.
530 W. Cordova Road, Santa Fe, NM 87505
Always hard to find stuff here, and the one enchilada sauce they offer has wheat as the 3rd ingredient:(
3025 De La Vina, Santa Barbara, CA 93105
We bought pre-prepared salads here to take back to the hotel for lunch, and they were pretty good and fresh. TJS is a good place to buy produce, flowers, and gluten free snacks.
20 Irvington St, Westwood, NJ 07675
I'm so pleased with all the additional gluten free (and dairy free) options. There seems to be more every week!
|Celiac friendly
5847 Leesburg Pike, Bailey's Crossroads, VA 22041
Trader Joe's has lots of great GF choices!😀
2075 Broadway, New York, NY 10023
Really good GF bagels, love the GF pumpkin bread mix for muffins but it is seasonal so stock up on it. Good prices.
|Celiac friendly
The Commons, 26541 Aliso Creek Road, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
A great and relatively cheap place for a casual lunch or dinner (think picnic 😉) I get the BBQ chicken salad that is really good,
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1850 Epps Bridge Parkway, Athens, GA 30606
my family and I eat here a lot the staff is very knowledgeable on what is it is not gluten free and do not have a problem finding out the information if they do not know I have however had a gluten reaction from here but you can't always expect everyone to be perfect and any time we go out to eat there is always a possibility overall I would say that they do a very good job and trying to keep everything separated
122 Ogden Ave., Downers Grove, IL 60515
Great items that are gf BUT. Watch out for the food tastings. Was assured that all was gf. Had something, 20 minutes later I was sick. Cross contamination. All items were gf but the election skillet was used for non gf products. I will continue to shop there just not eat a sample there.
67-720 East Palm Cyn., Cathedral City, CA 92234
Not too thrilled with this place. Loved it pre diagnosis but now that i am celiac I shop there and gf is not labeled as an easily noticeable item. Tough to find and look for. They printed me a gf list so next time it'll hopefully be easier.
4726 E. Shea Blvd., Phoenix, AZ 85028
are very helpful a lot of the time way more than your average grocery store chain like Fry's or Albertsons they have some gluten-free baked goods that are decent and not as highly priced as others could be as well as they'll help you find things or special order things if their exact location doesn't have it in my experience
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State Sen. Mark Grisanti urges all local citizens and businesses to join him at a free event on Saturday, Oct. 6, to properly dispose of electronic items from computers to televisions.
"As the chairman of the New York State Senate Environmental Conservation Committee, I think it is essential that electronic items are disposed of properly," Grisanti said. "Since we are constantly updating technology, the number of items found lying around or thrown in the garbage has drastically increased. This event will provide a chance for people to clean out their homes and find a way to dispose of their trash safely."
The first e-Waste recycling event in Tonawanda will provide professional disposal of items both large and small to ensure they do not end up harming the environment. People can bring items such as computer monitors, printers, fax machines, home phones, televisions, and video game consoles to dispose of properly. Load up the car and professionals will unload at site.
WHERE: St Amelia School, 2999 Eggert Road, Tonawanda
WHEN: Saturday Oct. 6, 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.
State Sen. Mark Grisanti and SunnKing Electronic Recycling
For more information on what can be recycled, visit www.sunnking.com.


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Gin Rickey (Is It a Sin to Drink Gin Before Noon?)
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Author Notes: I hate tonic so I drink my gin with lime juice. I believe that agave nectar is a godsend to cocktail-making because it's less bother than simple syrup and it gives you the sense that you are doing something healthy; what with its low glycemic index. Today I garnished my drink with basil instead of mint because it's the last day of my family's summer rental and we're eating down the fridge. Being Italian cooks we always have basil, we rarely use mint. The two are, in fact, quite similar. —Giulia Melucci
Serves: 2
Prep time: 5 min
ounces gin
ounces fresh squeezed lime juice
ounces seltzer
tablespoon agave nectar
sprigs mint or basil
pieces lime
- Pour all liquid ingredients over ice in a cocktail shaker and shake well. Strain into two glasses filled with ice. Garnish each glass with a sprig of mint or basil and a slice of lime.
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(AP) By ERICA WERNER – The Senate pushed landmark immigration legislation past final hurdles Wednesday, pointing to near-certain passage soon of a measure that would open the door to U.S. citizenship for millions of people.
The bill sidestepped several procedural obstacles with votes to spare, demonstrating it commands well over the 60 votes needed to pass the Senate. That could happen early as Thursday, with the next stop in the House, where an uncertain future awaits.
The White House-backed bill would pour billions into border security and offer a path to citizenship to some 11 million immigrants now in the United States illegally.
"A permanent, common-sense solution to our dysfunctional system is really in sight," said Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. "It is my hope that our colleagues in the House will follow the Senate's lead and work to pass bipartisan reform and do it now."
Opponents weren't convinced.
"It continues to promote false promises that the border would be truly secure," said Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa.
Prospects were anything but clear in the GOP-controlled House, where many conservatives oppose citizenship or even legalization for people in this country illegally. House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said he has no plans to hold a vote on the legislation coming from the Senate.
"We are not going to take up the Senate bill," Boehner told Republicans in a morning meeting, according to Rep. John Fleming, R-La.
The House Judiciary Committee planned to vote Wednesday on legislation requiring employers to verify their workers' legal status. That would be the third in a series of single-issue immigration bills the committee has acted on as it takes a piecemeal approach to overhauling the immigration system, in contrast with the Senate's comprehensive bill.
In the Senate, after the addition of $38 billion in provisions strengthening border security, doubling the size of the border patrol, and completing hundreds of miles of fencing, the legislation looked likely to command support from more than a dozen Republicans on final passage.
That's more than enough to ensure the 60-vote margin needed for passage, as all 52 Democrats and the two independents who usually vote with them look likely to stick together.
Supporters rounded up 67 or more "yes" votes on each of three tallies Wednesday. One vote overcame a Republican budget objection, the second was to approve changes to the bill including billions in new border security spending, and the third allowed moving forward with the amended version of the bill.
Supporters dodged a potential obstacle when the Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a provision of a federal law denying federal benefits to married gay couples. That would allow gay married Americans to sponsor their spouses for U.S. residency in the way straight married Americans can.
Gay rights supporters had been pushing for the immigration bill to include such a provision, but Republicans had warned it would sink the immigration bill.
The Supreme Court's ruling made it unnecessary, which was the outcome supporters were hoping for.
As time drew short to cut any last-minute deals before final action on the bill, hope was rapidly fading of negotiating a few final amendments that could bring even more Republicans on board.
Sen. Rob. Portman, R-Ohio, was pushing an amendment to strengthen an electronic employment verification program made mandatory in the bill. "I can't vote for (the bill) without it," Portman said.
Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., sought changes to a new agriculture workers program that he said makes it too easy for farm workers to get permanent U.S. residency.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. --A New Jersey girl who started a campaign calling for an Easy-Bake Oven in gender-neutral colors is planning to meet with the people who design it.
Toy maker Hasbro says it has invited 13-year-old McKenna Pope and her family to meet with the Easy-Bake team Monday at its Pawtucket headquarters.
Hasbro's Julie Duffy says they invited McKenna in to listen to her thoughts and ideas.
McKenna was prompted to start an online petition after she wanted to buy an Easy-Bake Oven for her 4-year-old brother and found them only in purple and pink. Several top chefs, including Bobby Flay, have since asked Hasbro to make them in more colors.
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This is an ancestor of mine in the 1920 census. This censustaker had wonderful penmanship. We'll allow reader comments on this name and the name of her son below. It took me a while to find this great-great-great-grandmother in 1920. In fact, I only have two great-great-great-grandparents alive in 1920 and both were deceased by the 1930 enumeration.
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Klomp, Pieter (ca. 1760-1832)
Pieter Klomp was born about 1760 and died 19 August 1832 at Groningen. He studied at the Mennonite Seminary at Amsterdam and became one of the outstanding ministers among the Dutch Mennonites of his time. He first served at Staveren 1784-1798; in 1798 he was called to the Groningen Old Flemish congregation in the city of Groningen. By his activity and his tolerant views he succeeded in achieving a union of his Old Flemish congregation with the Flemish-Waterlander congregation at Groningen in November 1809. It was Klomp, who on 10 December 1809 preached the first sermon for the united congregation. He also promoted the merging of the independent congregation of Swiss Mennonites of Groningen with the united congregation, which happened in 1824. Klomp, who in 1807 had been appointed commissaris (elder and leader) of the Conference of Groningen Old Flemish Mennonites, presided at the last meeting of this conference in 1815. In 1826 he became the moderator of the Groningen Sociëteit (Conference), founded in that year. Klomp served at Groningen until his death in 1832.
Cate, Steven Blaupot ten. Geschiedenis der Doopsgezinden in Groningen, Overijssel en Oost-Friesland. Leeuwarden: W. Eekhoff en J. B. Wolters, 1842: I, 136, 148, 152, 195.
Dassel Sr, H. Menno's volk in Groningen.Groningen. No date: 35, 43, 48.
Hoop Scheffer, Jacob Gijsbert de. Inventaris der Archiefstukken berustende bij de Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Gemeente to Amsterdam. Amsterdam: Uitgegeven en ten geschenke aangeboden door den Kerkeraad dier Gemeente, 1883-1884: II, No. 2261.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. "Klomp, Pieter (ca. 1760-1832)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1957. Web. 22 Aug 2018. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Klomp,_Pieter_(ca._1760-1832)&oldid=108486.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. (1957). Klomp, Pieter (ca. 1760-1832). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 22 August 2018, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Klomp,_Pieter_(ca._1760-1832)&oldid=108486.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 3, p. 206. All rights reserved.
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College Park, MD September 30, 2010—The American Association of Physics Teachers has announced the selection of Dwain Desbien, a member of the physics faculty Estrella Mountain Community College, as a recipient of the AAPT Distinguished Service Citation. These prestigious awards are presented to AAPT members in recognition of their exceptional contributions to AAPT at the national, sectional or local level.
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"It is said that no one truly knows a nation until one has been inside its jails. A nation should not be judged by how it treats its highest citizens, but its lowest ones." -- Nelson Mandela, detained at Pollsmoor Prison from 1982 – 1988. He had TB during this time.
On 28 August 2012 the Constitutional Court will hear argument in the matter between Dudley Lee and the Minister of Correctional Services. The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) and partners will at the same time picket outside the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg and Pollsmoor prison in Cape Town.
The campaign was held at the Mariveni clinic which falls under Tzaneen Sub-District. The attendance included learners from local schools, elder people from the village and it was also blessed by the Ndunas of the Mariveni village.
On Saturday 11 October 2008 TAC Khayelitsha hosted 2 very successful TB events at VT Mxenge and SST Branches.
The following joint -statement was released today by the Treatment Action Campaign and the TB/HIV Care Association. A copy of the statement was handed over to Dr. Joey Cupido who received the memo on behalf of the National Department of Health following a march to Parliament.
24 March, 2009
Work in partnership to save lives: Increase access to TB prevention, diagnosis, treatment and adherence support
We, as nongovernmental organisations, health workers and community care givers working to prevent and treat TB in our communities, are here today to show our commitment to increase our efforts and build partnerhips to end the TB and HIV coepidemics. We realise that we cannot overcome this immense public health challenge alone and that commitment is needed from every individual, organisation and sector. As civil society, we will continue to mobilise communities and collaborate with government to increase access to TB/HIV services. In turn, we call on government to commit to invest more financial and human resources to address the dual TB and HIV epidemics in South Africa in partnership with civil society.
The combination of antiretroviral (ARV) and tuberculosis (TB) treatments could more than halve the mortality rate among patients coinfected with HIV and TB, according to a randomised open-label trial by the Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa (CAPRISA).
The AIDS and Rights Alliance for Southern Africa (ARASA), the Treatment Action Campaign, the AIDS Law Project, the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa and the HIV Collaborative Fund call on the Government of Botswana to urgently grant access to treatment for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR TB) patient Mthandazo Sibanda, who is being held in a maximum-security prison clinic in Gaborone pending his deportation to Zimbabwe. The grounds for deportation are his TB status and self-interruption of treatment in June, following months of mismanagement in the health care system.
The group of eminent health and human rights experts write, "On the 3rd of July at the South African National Tuberculosis (TB) Conference in Durban, Mr. Thami Mseleku, Director General of the Department of Health, stated publicly that: "human rights are not relevant to the considerations of health policy in a developmental state". As international health and human rights experts, we are extremely disturbed that someone holding such a central post with responsibility for health in South Africa would express such sentiment and display such a fundamental misunderstanding about human rights as a critical foundation of the health response in developing countries."
The AIDS and Rights Alliance for Southern Africa (ARASA) issued a report today on tuberculosis (TB), the mining industry and migrant workers in the region, which raises urgent concerns about the failure of the South African government and mining companies to adequately address the health crisis among migrant workers in the South African mining sector.
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Why actual pulse width and oscillation frequency unalike from data?
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Why is the actual pulse width different from the pulse width given in the data sheet, and why is the actual oscillation frequency different from that given by the theoretical equation?
As described in FAQ timer-0201 or timer-0202, the theoretical equation assumes ideal performance by the capacitor and other elements, uses the typical threshold voltage (2/3VDD), and does not take propagation delay into consideration. Therefore, values obtained with this equation are approximate. When greater precision is required for the output pulse width, it is recommended that you determine the values of R and C on the basis of measuring every data (and, when applicable, consider using semi-fixed elements).
The main factors that can cause actual values to differ from the theoretical values are:
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- Variation in threshold voltage: The threshold voltage is set by internal voltage-dividing resistor. Resistance varies within the range of relative error.
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Southampton will ignore any bids for highly-rated full-back Luke Shaw, it is understood.
The 16-year-old has been linked with a move away from St Mary's and reports today suggested Chelsea are poised to offer £4million for him.
Manchester City, Manchester United and Arsenal have also been linked with the latest product of Southampton's academy, which has produced the likes of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Gareth Bale and Theo Walcott in recent times.
All three left Southampton soon after breaking into the first team, but it is thought the club will not allow Shaw to follow suit. Shaw will begin a three-year professional contract at Saints when he turns 17 next week.
Shaw, who has represented England at under-16 and under-17 levels, has made one first-team appearance for the south coast club, coming off the bench in an FA Cup fourth-round replay against Millwall last season.
The full-back looks set to play a more important role this campaign, though, after Southampton announced in May that he was amongst four academy players who will join up with the first-team squad for pre-season training.
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Southampton warn clubs off Luke Shaw
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Tabor wants to build D.C. legacy
As one of the top players from the class of 2014, Washington (D.C.) Friendship Collegiate cornerback Jalen Tabor is already talking about his legacy and looking at ways to boost his stock.
His decision to participate in the Rivals100 Five-Star Challenge in June is a chance to help accomplish both.
"I am fired up to go against the top kids in the country," he said. "I can prove that I am the best at my position. I can prove that Tabor is the guy to get in 2014."
The invitation-only camp will be held at Lakewood Stadium in Atlanta on June 22-24 and the 6-foot-1 Tabor expects to rise above his measurables.
"I expect to come in and perform better than advertised," he said. "I want people to leave there saying to watch out for that kid. I want them to see me make jaw-dropping plays.
"I gamble a lot and it is high-risk for high-reward with me."
His highlight-reel plays aside, Tabor's ability to make the spectacular look routine drew the attention of college scouts, with nearly 20 schools offering right now. Tabor says that he truly appreciates all of the schools that have taken time to recruit him early in the process.
He also says that it is helping him become the next young star in Washington, D.C.
"I looked up to [former Olney (Md.) Good Counsel five-star linebacker] Jelani Jenkins, [former four-star receiver] Kenny Tate from [Hyattsville (Md.)] DeMatha, and [former four-star cornerback] Louis Young from Good Counsel," Tabor said. "Having kids see me do well is important.
"I want little kids in D.C. to say, 'I want to be like Tabor' and I want them to ask, 'Did you see what Tabor did last game?'."
But he also wants to have people respect what he does off the field, saying that being a good person is an important message to deliver.
"I think that being a good person off the field will help you be a better player on it," he said. "It is important as a man to have good core values: to never quit, to work hard and to keep your work in order."
It is a message that he not only says with conviction, but also puts into action. Tabor volunteers his time by helping at his coach's non-profit organization, helping with kids by teaching football and life skills at an annual football camp.
The time he spends giving back, he says, helps keep him level.
"We are all a tight-knit community here and everyone knows everyone," he said. "It is real important growing up to have good role models and to work hard to be the best. I hope that I can be the best and show people what hard work it takes to get there."
His showing at the Rivals100 Five-Star Challenge will be the biggest offseason stage he can get.
"It will be huge," he said. "My mindset is to go out and leave my mark and elevate myself onto the national level."
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Tabor has been hitting the camp circuit since he was an eighth grader so he won't be intimidated going against older players. Also, he will be playing his natural safety position rather than having to line up as a cornerback. His versatility on offense could help his team as he has been a standout wide receiver at every event. One of the top 2014 prospects on the East Coast, Tabor has confidence and won't be afraid to step up and be a leader despite being one of the younger players at the event.
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Wayne Hicks officially introduced as Indians coach
Wayne Hicks was officially introduced as the football coach at St. Stephens High School on Tuesday during a special press conference in the school's media center.
The reception for Hicks by both players and coaches was positive.
To read more of this story, pick up the Wednesday edition of Catawba County's community newspaper, The Observer News Enterprise, at newsstands throughout the county.