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The food here is absolutely amazing. Sandwiches ordered on gluten free bread come served in a sealed take-out container to avoid contamination. They also have Udi's cookies available for dessert if you don't want the soft serve! Lots of salad and soup options as well, for those who don't want a sandwich or want something with it.
Salads are great. Sandwiches are available with gluten free bread. On a couple of occasions I have been gluten due to the preparers using the same knife to cut regular and gluten free bread. Use extreme caution.
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Awesome place for celiac to go. I go regularly with friends! There is a good salad bar, baked potato or a range of sandwhiches on gluten free bread. Ice cream comes with every meal.
Affordable, good gluten free sandwich options, and very family-friendly.
|Not celiac friendly
Jason's has what they refer to as "gluten sensitive" they are willing to change gloves and all; but when you order as gluten sensitive, they even put a sticker on the food telling you they are NOT celiac friendly. My advice is to eat with caution of you are a celiac like me. it is always crowded beyond belief!
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We have made Jason's a habit - and it's a good one! We found this place on Find Me GF, and we love this place... We have been here several times whenever we are at Redemption Church nearby. Parking is easy and bike-friendly. Although there is usually a line, if you are getting soup and salad, use the kiosk to order and pay and bypass any short delay. We have had the sandwiches, soup and salad, and have never been disappointed. Jason's has a great gluten sensitive menu- which I found on their website, so I knew what I initially wanted before I walked in the door. Bathrooms could have used a little more attention, and overall the restaurant is generally clean. The dining area can be congested. A lot of people go through this location and they do well to keep up with it as well as they do.
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I love going to Jason's Deli because they have so many gluten free options on their gluten free menu. They even break down the salad dressings.
Can make any sandwich with Udis bread. Extra charge of $0.59.
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6061 East Broadway Boulevard, Tucson, AZ 85711
I am a celiac. I have eaten here several times on completely different occasions and never had a problem. The salad bar is great.
3845 East Lohman Avenue, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88011
Menu changed recently and gluten free got changed to gluten sensitive. There are currently no sandwich marked as gluten sensitive, only salads. They do offer Udi's bread though.
|Not celiac friendly
1725 North Town East Blvd., Mesquite, TX 75150
My family was served their food and we were told the GF order would be out shortly. 15 minutes later my husband asked where my goid was. They said it was not even started yet. When the food arrived it was in a take out box as usual but the bread was not GF. I didn't realize it until I took a bite. We will never go back to this restaurant
149 Arnould Blvd., Lafayette, LA 70506
A lot of gluten free options! Friendly staff!
3065 Mallory Lane, Franklin, TN 37067
Be careful! We did a large catering order here ordered some gf boxes... they were marked gf on the box and sandwich was wrapped with a gf sticker but one was a wheat wrap and the other was a croissant (neither of which is gf here) also they put a regular cookie in the box.
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15275 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, TX 77478
I eat here often. They have gf bread, gf cookies and a new gf rice crispy treat. They try hard to prevent cross contamination and I don't get sick. The food is very good.
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1538 E Harmony Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80525
Gluten free options and I didn't get sick! They will prep your food separately using fresh ingredients. For a work meeting I ordered a chicken salad sandwich on udis bread, chips, and an udis snickerdoodle cookie. While the chicken salad wasn't my fave (super sweet wth pineapples) they have tons of other options too!
2159 York Rd, Lutherville-Timonium, MD 21093
They make it simple to eat clean. All sandwiches are available with gf bread. The salad bar is amazing ( just don't grab the croutons). Friendly, clean, great food.
909 Spring Forest Rd. Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27609
I have eaten here dozens of times, always letting them know I have celiac and am ordering gf. Never gotten sick. My order comes out individually boxed.
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64 Belinda Pkwy, Mt Juliet, TN 37122
Jason's Deli always a good choice. Gluten free bread, nice options on salad bar. Love the ice cream!
10217 North Metro Parkway West, Phoenix, AZ 85051
They have a gluten free menu that is fairly large and a good variety. I had a chicken salad with pomegranate vinaigrette dressing that was fresh a good.
|Not celiac friendly
2219 S Loop 288 Ste 11, Denton, TX 76205
Called ahead time to confirm they had a gluten free menu. Was assured they could handle cross contamination. I ordered off the gluten free menu. As soon as I ate my meal. I could tell I was going to get sick. Sure enough it was a rough evening. Would not go here again.
|Celiac friendly
2120 Cumberland Ave, Knoxville, TN 37916
They seem very knowledgeable And were cool with me asking questions about the little ones grilled cheese. It is prepared on a pan just for gluten-free items so that it doesn't get cross contaminated while being heated. The free ice cream is also gluten-free.
|Celiac friendly
3167 E. University, Odessa, TX 79762
Very friendly. Completely gluten free. Knowledgeable staff
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2224 South 77 Sunshine Strip, Harlingen, TX 78550
Several GF options including salad bar, chicken nuggets, grilled cheese and baked potatoes. GF soft serve and udi's cookies too.
|Not celiac friendly
6A Stonebridge, Jackson, TN 38305
They have a gluten-friendly menu but do not guarantee anything is gluten-free because their preparation areas may have cross contamination.
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2300 E McFarland Blvd. Suite 10, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
They have gf bread for sandwiches
2159 York Rd, Lutherville-Timonium, MD 21093
Ordered a gluten free turkey sandwich. Tasted great and my sandwich was wrapped separately and had a label that it was prepared separately due to my celiac disease.
|Not celiac friendly
6725 Siegen Ste X, Baton Rouge, LA 70808
Great options on the gluten free menu, and when you order from that menu, they automatically treat it like you have a gluten intolerance. No need to warn them! I ordered delivery and my salad came with a sticker on it verifying that it's gluten friendly, but that it's not for people with celiac disease because they can't 100% prevent cross contamination.
|Not celiac friendly
9026 North Skyview Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64154
Lots of gf options, although beware of cross contamination. I have eaten at this location a dozen times. No problems with the salad bar. But got extremely sick from sliced meat on a GF bun.
7505 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22043
The gluten free chicken nuggets are great and they are baked not fried.
|Celiac friendly
5231 University Parkway, Sarasota, FL 34201
I have eaten here many times and never got sick. The staff ensures they make your food on a clean surface and that they change their gloves prior to making the order.
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2105 B Louisiana Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110
On of my favorite places to eat. I love their sandwich and salad options. They take special care to change gloves and they put my sandwich in a separate container. I would definitely recommend this restaurant
|Celiac friendly
1538 E Harmony Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80525
Lots of great gluten free sandwiches, salads, stuffed potatoes, etc. Employees know about gluten free and know how to handle and keep things separate.
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4001 S Loop 289, Lubbock, TX 79423
When I order something gluten free they ask if I have a medical condition requiring g free. When I tell them yes I have celiac they take extra precautions.
3527 Ryan St, Lake Charles, LA 70605
Santa fe chicken sandwich on gf bread is very, very good. I also tried the soup, not my favorite but others might enjoy. Good flavor to everything and very clean place
4130 East 82nd Street, Indianapolis, IN 46250
I have only had the salad bar and tortilla soup! Delicious and never had any adverse reactions
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103 West Loop 281, #201, Longview, TX 75604
JD has a great Gluten Free protocol which you can read about via their website. When you ask for GF, they will ask if it is for an allergy or diet. They will prepare your food in a to-go container and place an allergen warning sticker on it. I first tried their BBQ potato and it's pretty good. Then I found a sandwich that had all GF ingredients and it's my go-to now. It may take a little longer for yours since they follow a procedure. I try to go at slow times, because I don't want be a nuisance. Their website is helpful, but I wish they would show what sandwiches would be completely GF once you switch the normal bread for GF bread. As it is now, you have to look through the ingredients and check them all.
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95 N Moorland Rd, Brookfield, WI 53005
I have eaten here a few times and never gotten sick. They offer a menu that states every item that is gluten free, so you can build your own or order from the menu and check that all the ingredients are on the gf menu. They wrap the bread in foil to protect from contamination when heating.
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2335 Apalachee Pkwy, Tallahassee, FL 32301
They were careful when told it was an allergy. Brought out sandwich in a separate container
6791 W. Newberry Road, Gainesville, FL 32605
I decided to give their gluten sensitive menu a try. Their menu says they are not Celiac friendly due to a shared kitchen. The cashier and manager both gave my wife an eye roll when she asked for gluten free but one of the food line workers assured her my salad would be handled properly. I asked them to make sure they changed gloves but was told the GS salads were pre packaged and safe. Salad was tasty and I did not get sick so that was a win.
21953 F Katy Frwy, Katy, TX 77450
So far I've never have a problem with getting sick.
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452A N Thompson Lane, Murfreesboro, TN 37129
Great Sandwich but read the menu carefully!! I noticed many of the specialty sandwiches had a sauce or topping that wasn't gluten free. I had the California turkey club and chips with no illness after!
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702 16th Street, Denver, CO 80202
Great sandwiches that use UDIs bread. I ate here everyday for lunch.
95 N Moorland Rd, Brookfield, WI 53005
The food was delicious. They brought me the wrong sandwich at first (also gluten-free, but wrong ingredients). The downfall, though, of ordering grilled chicken sandwich is that they use little pieces of chopped chicken and they all fall out of the Udi's bread, leaving a giant mess. It tasted good, though. They have a warning on the food about their shared kitchen but employees told me people with celiac eat here all the time. You order at a counter and then sit down and they bring your food to your table, so it's sort of like a McDonald's with delivery people.
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943 North Green River Road, Evansville, IN 47715
Love Jason's. Gluten free bread, nuggets for the gf kiddos. Staff knowledgeable and very friendly. GF sandwiches come in a separate box so there's no accidental contamination. Celiac and have had no issues.
|Not celiac friendly
1361 S University Dr, Plantation, FL 33324
I ordered over the phone and they told me that their dressings all contained gluten which was incorrect information. The website says otherwise. When I arrived the manager did not know. When I placed my order over the phone I stated that I had celiac. When I ordered my food, the label on my salad said not recommended for celiacs -_-
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112 Spinder Dr, East Peoria, IL 61611
let them know you have celiac disease and they will take good care of you.
|Celiac friendly
1739 Freedom Drive, Naperville, IL 60563
gf chicken nuggets were a hit with our tween! no issues after eating there.
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Med Tech Pkwy and N State of Franklin Rd, Johnson City, TN 37604
I eat here a lot and have not had any issues. I have Celiac and I typically get their GF potatoes and salad bar. I've also had their sandwiches on GF bread with no problems.
4600 Shelbyville Rd. Bldg. # U, Louisville, KY 40207
Very knowledgeable, large gf variety
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1067 County Line Rd, Jackson, MS 39211
Menu explicitly states that it's GS items are not Celiac safe.
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1253 S Kirkwood Rd, Kirkwood, MO 63122
I have Celiac, have eaten here several times, and so far so good. I have not ordered a sandwich with the gluten free bread so I cannot comment on that. I have ordered several of the gluten sensitive salads, potatos, and chicken nuggets and have never had a reaction so far. They also have Udi's gluten free snickerdoodles and free soft server ice cream. I would not recommend the salad bar to those with Celiac due to probable cross contamination.
7565 France Avenue South, Edina, MN 55435
Omg so freakin good!!! They have sweet potatoes, sandwiches, etc. and it's SO GOOD!!! I'm not even a sandwich fan, but I crave this place now! The staff are SUPER friendly and helpful too. I don't think I've ever seen a fast food group that actually love their job as much as these guys do! And free soft serve ice cream if you eat in!
|Not celiac friendly
2907 Washington Road, Bldg 500, Augusta, GA 30909
The place seemed nice. I ordered a celiac friendly meal and shortly after spent the rest of my afternoon on the toilet. Not celiac friendly.
|Not celiac friendly
2907 Washington Road, Bldg 500, Augusta, GA 30909
Good selection if gluten free, but not celiac. I was excited about the selection, but the counter was clueless, she did not alert the back, and two of us fell very ill from our salad.
918 Duluth Hwy, Lawrenceville, GA 30043
I've eaten there several times & have not gotten sick. I've had s couple of their salads, brisket potato, and tortilla soup and all have been very good. As is typical with most places, no gluten free,dairy free desserts. However, they do have fruit. This place has been a great find for variety & consistency of food.
4801 West Parker Road, Plano, TX 75093
Lots of safe options. They prep on a separate area with different tools. Potatoes and salad bar add lots of options. Just wish they didn't use Udi's bread.
|Celiac friendly
419 Cross Creek Mall, Fayetteville, NC 28303
love this place. Able to purchase full sliced Udi's bread. I stock up whenever we see one.
|Not celiac friendly
8421 Brier Creek Pkwy. #101, Raleigh, NC 27617
Not bad. A few gluten free options but not many. The girl who took our order was very lazy and acted like she didnt care. I had to tell her multiple times I cant afford a mistake and when my food came it came with a GF note that noted that it was GF. But for Celiacs ABSOLUTELY NOT! They told me that if you are Celiac or have a very high cross contamination issue they wouldn't reccamend it because all the food was prepared in the same kitchen and same surface. I didnt get sick here but I DONT think I will be returning because of careless people working there.
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As you walk across the gymnasium to pick your children up from school. The Queen Bee stands there in all of her glory and refinery.
"Good Afternoon!"
She gives you the look, assessing you slowly from head to toe, purses her lips.
Enough has been said…
It is obvious that picking your kids up from school is the latest fashion trend.
However, sneakers, jeans, and a hoodie will not make the cut. This type of attire will force someone to purse their lips and make a face!
It is that moment you smile to see your children and it's the excitement on their faces which brightens up your day.
The Queen Bee can flit along because really she just a small bug with a little sting in the grand scheme of things!
Do you know a Queen Bee? How do you deal with them?
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Darcie Cameron is a RYT 200 who believes Yoga is a gift that is accessible to everyone with proper modifications, a patient smile and just taking the time to breathe. One of the greatest presents you will ever unwrap is when you connect your mind, body and spirit in perfect sync with your own breath. Connect with Darcie on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/darciecameronlovesyoga


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Cal State San Bernardino Tops BYU-Hawaii, 3-0
Nov. 19, 2010
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SAN BERNARDINO -- Head coach Kim Cherniss knew that her Cal State San Bernardino volleyball team would have its hands full against opening-round foe BYU-Hawaii in the NCAA Division II West Regional match Thursday.
She was right on the money as the visiting Seasiders gave the sixth-ranked Coyotes all they could handle, but her squad went on to earn a 3-0 victory before a crowd of 573 at Coussoulis Arena.
Behind senior Nicole Moore's 18 kills and .355 attack percentage, the Coyotes earned a 25-22, 25-14, 27-25 victory and for the 11th consecutive year, they have earned an NCAA first-round victory.
"It was an exciting match to watch,'' said Cherniss, whose team has now won its last 44 contests inside Coussoulis. "I can't say enough about BYU-Hawaii. They played great team defense. They defended as well or better than any team we faced thus far. They had a great serve-and-pass game and were very physical on defense.''
CSUSB opened a slim margin late in set one. It led 20-18, but the Seasiders tied the set on a kill from Lauren Hagemeyer and a ball handling error from Coyotes setter Camille Smith.
Smith then redeemed herself with a kill on the next point and Moore followed with a kill and CSUSB led 22-20. A kill from junior All-American Samantha Middleborn put CSUSB up 23-21 and it later earned the win on a kill from Moore and an ace from Smith.
In set two, the Coyotes never trailed and benefited from BYUH's negative .062 attack percentage and seemed to be in control.
But the Seasiders never quit in set three and made things interesting.
BYUH held a 20-17 lead before momentum found its way for the Coyotes. Three straight attack errors from the Seasiders allowed the Coyotes to tie the set at 20-20.
The set would be tied five more times down the stretch. BYUH led 24-23 after Hagemeyer's kill, but the Coyotes tied it up on Moore's kill. She added another one and the Coyotes had a shot at the win at 25-24, but Nobuko Kotoyori earned a kill to tie at 25-25.
Block assists from junior Megan Johnson and Smith put CSUSB up by one and it earned the victory on a service ace from Smith.
"I fell we have been playing consistently,'' Smith said. "Now that it's the regional, we just want to win.''
Middleborn had 10 kills, while Smith added 35 assists and 11 digs. Junior Morgan Carty also had 11 digs and senior All-American Jane Chafeh led with 15 digls and nine kills.
Losaline Faka'osi led the Seasiders, champions of the Pacific West Conference, with 11 kills. BYUH finished its season 16-8.


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- Tom Terrific Cartoon Episode Guide
- TerryToon Cartoons, CBS Films
- Distributed by: 20th Century Fox
- Cartoon Characters: Tom Terrific, Mighty Manfred the Wonderdog, Crabby Appleton, Isotope Feaney, Silly Sandman, Captain Kidney Bean.
- Originally Released in 1957.
- Black & White
- Running Time: 7 minutes.
Cartoon Summary:
Crabby Appleton has stolen all the holidays, to keep for himself. So while children go endlessly to school, Appleton gets to go to amusement parks and ride the roller coasters, and so forth. (Apparently, all he needed to do was take scissors and cut them from the calendar.) It is up to Tom Terrific and Manfred to get the holidays back from him.
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Tornado Prediction on the Map in Colorado|
Scientists who chase tornadoes will gather in several hot spots along the plains next month, including eastern Colorado, for a project that aims to "provide the knowledge to accurately predict when and where a tornado will develop." That's according to The Washington Post, which notes that people have, on average, just 13 minutes' warning time to reach shelter when a tornado is on the way. Some people have only half that time, showing why the five-week project–a study called "Vortex 2"–will try to improve warning times and reduce false alarms so that people take warnings more seriously. Meanwhile, the recent snowstorm in Colorado left thousands of people in the Boulder and Denver areas without power–a problem utility workers were still working hard to fix as the sun emerged on Sunday, according to The Associated Press. Appropriately, it happens to be Extreme Weather Awareness Week, according to News 8 in Grand Junction, which reports that federal officials are encouraging families to put together emergency plans–just in case.


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AS Everton and England footballing sensation Wayne Rooney turns 18 today, Paddy Shennan speaks to his former classmates
EVERYONE wishes it was them, but nobody is bitter. Everyone is made up he's done so well."
Lee Murphy certainly isn't bitter, he's honest. His former school-mate is big news and earning big money - a reported #13,000 a week - for doing what he's always dreamed of doing: playing for Everton and England.
Meanwhile, those who decided to stay on at De La Salle School in Croxteth are working towards achieving their own ambitions - on #0 a week.
Wayne, contrary to popular myth, isn't the only teenager celebrating his 18th birthday this year. And he isn't the only teenager who feels awkward about being the centre of attention.
Lee Murphy, who is hoping to get a sport-related job after taking A levels in PE and IT at De La Salle, was 18 yesterday.
His best mate, Peter Perez, who is 18 tomorrow, was the goalkeeper in the quadruple-trophy-winning Liverpool Schools' Football Association Under 11s city team in the 1996/97 season, for which Wayne scored a record 72 goals.
He can be seen, as a fresh-faced 11-year-old, standing alongside Wayne in our previously unpublished team photograph, kindly supplied to the ECHO by Peter's mum, Marie (Tranmere Rovers player Chris Dagnall, incidentally, is on the far right of the middle row).
Peter later had unsuccessful trials with Manchester City and Oldham Athletic and still plays football (inappropriately enough, for an Evertonian, on the Bill Shankly playing fields in West Derby) - for Sunday league team Properties.
"I'd love to be able to play for Everton and England," says Peter, who is unemployed and lives on the Boot estate in Norris Green. "But I'm really happy that some-one I know and used to play football with has made it. I think it's sad that people who don't even know Wayne say things about him. There's a lot of jealousy, especially in Liverpool.
"We had a great team in the under 11s - we only got beat once. Everyone knew Wayne was going to make it because he had the same qualities he has now - he was very skilful and very strong.
"But it's still weird seeing him playing for Everton and England - the two best teams in the world."
He adds: "Wayne is a bit of a quiet lad. I still see him around and he's not the type of person who'd ever blank you."
In the upper sixth form at De La Salle, his former schoolmates dis-play similar down- to- earth qualities.
Kop season-ticket holder Joseph Bagan, who won't be celebrating his 18th until next June, was in Wayne's form - and also played inter-form football with him: "I remember he once played in goal and rolled the ball out to himself and then beat everyone to score.
"Although he was quiet, he was a popular lad and, out of everybody in the school, he was the one who was going to make it as a footballer."
Of himself, Joseph says: "I'm studying history, English and general studies and then I want to go on to college to do a course in plumbing. That's the trade I want to go into."
Jonathan Heaton, an Everton season ticket holder, will be 18 in February. He says: "I was in Wayne's history class and played a bit of football with him - and now I'm watching him playing at Goodison."
The student, who is doing A levels in PE, leisure and recreation and general studies and is thinking of either continuing his sports studies at university or joining the police, adds: "People here are just pleased for Wayne - no one is envious."
John Williams, 18 in May, is studying geography, history, IT, philosophy and ethics and has ambitions to be an electronic engineer in the army. And, like Wayne, he's prepared to graft: "I'll start at the bottom and, hopefully, work my way up to the top. I've heard it's good money!"
Of Wayne's monthly windfall, the true Blue adds: "I just think 'Well done to him!'"
Craig Hughes, who will also be 18 next May, is taking A levels in history, English, leisure and recreation. He says: "I watch Liverpool when I can, but I'm happy for Wayne - although he's just another Blue when we play Everton."
Nick Torpey, the head of sixth form and assistant head teacher who's been at De La Salle for more than 30 years, is delighted with Wayne's progress - just as he has been delighted with what has been acheived by other past pupils, including Wayne's team-mate, Francis Jeffers, former Everton captain Mike Lyons, Wigan Athletic manager Paul Jewell, former Tranmere Rovers and now Ipswich Town defender John McGreal and Olympic high jump bronze medal-list Steve Smith.
"There is always pride when former pupils achieve their goals," says Mr Torpey.
"It's important to have aspirations and to succeed at what you are good at - Wayne is doing that and we hope all our students will be able to do that."
Happy birthday Wayne - and best wishes to all those Merseysiders who are looking forward to their own coming of age.


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Me, I was born on the back of a medium-sized giraffe, and by born I mean, I just found myself there, my little arms, skin soft as satin, clamped for dear life around her musty neck. My first thought: that it was a long way down to the dusty road and wherever it might lead me; a long way up if I was seeking kisses and reassurances. Which I'm not.
I divide my time between a home in Kelowna, Canada, and a job in New York, NY. My fiction, creative non-fiction, columns, and travel-writing have appeared in a range of Canadian and international publications. On the creative side, my work is represented by Stephanie Sinclair, at Transatlantic Literary Agency.
My debut novel, Quintland™ will be published in Canada and the US (William Morrow|Harper Collins) in late 2018/early 2019.
By day (and often into the night), I'm the Editorial Director at the Cardiovascular Research Foundation, leading the news team at the cardiology news website, TCTMD.com. Before that, I worked for almost 15 years as an editor and writer at theheart.org | Medscape Cardiology, owned by WebMD. I was also the News Director for Medscape France and Medscape Germany.


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1. Values
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Historically the poor have been excluded from borrowing, as they do not posses the collateral required by the banks. Instead, they have fallen victim to unscrupulous loan sharks, or simply continued to exist hand to mouth.
Microcredit Organisations are non profit making, non-government, financial institutions, set up for the purpose of helping the poor break this cycle of dependency and get onto the first rung of the development ladder.
Microcredit is the distribution of tiny loans to the poorest of the poor, without the requirement for collateral.
Loans ranging between $20 and $200 provide the means to purchase the tools or supplies needed to start or expand a micro business that can range from weaving, sewing, grinding grain, reselling produce, growing and selling vegetables, catching and selling fish, raising chickens to sell eggs, raising goats to sell milk and breeding livestock etc.
Loans are often given with support in the context of a broader social support structure of
- free basic business/financial coaching
- free legal and civil rights advice
- free health and diet education
- Thus ensuring the greatest chance of long-term success….
Why Microcredit works so well?
Loans are given to groups of borrowers, who encourage each other and hold one another accountable to pay back their loans.
As a result bad debts are very low.
Women have proven themselves to be the most reliable borrowers of micro credit.
Their commitment is not simply to the other members of the borrowing group, but to their family, their children.
As a result the profile of borrowers is heavily biased toward women, as much as 98% in many regions.
As each micro loan is repaid the money is recycled as another loan, thus creating a model of self-funding for the micro credit lending institution.
In many cases charity can destroy dignity and lead to a dependency culture. Significantly, microcredit promotes work, tiny enterprise, self-reliance and as a consequence self esteem. It has proven itself hugely effective in contributing to lifting families, communities and indeed entire societies out of extreme poverty.
Microcredit is changing the world…
Microcredit is such a simple and intelligent concept it begs the question, why did nobody think of it sooner. Well the answer to that is that they did. Bangladeshi native Mohammad Yunus, originated the concept over 30 years ago in his home country. When he discovered that the established lending institutions could not, or would not lend to unsecured borrowers, despite evidence of almost flawless repayment when he himself loaned them the money, he finally set up his own bank. Since inception the Grameen Bank has loaned in excess of $6.25 billion with a loan recovery rate of almost 98.5%.
It is credited with having assisted over 50 million Bangladeshis exit extreme poverty and played a major role in the economic transformation of the country.
Word of its success spread slowly at first, but in recent years an unstoppable momentum has been gathering. The BRAC and Grameen models are now being replicated in regions of extreme poverty around the world, such as Kosovo, Haiti, Afghanistan, Kenya, Sri Lanka. Even in New Orleans after the devastation of Hurricane Katherina.
It is Sea Changes ambition to continue to raise awareness for the powerful concept that is 'Microcredit' and to raise funds to support new 'Microcredit' projects throughout the developing world.


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Laser marking is permanent, counterfeit-proof, fast, clean and dry - and of the highest quality. FOBA marking machines are highly flexible and economical with minimal running costs.
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ALPHA LASER GmbH develops and supplies sophisticated laser welding and laser cutting machines that render welding work quickly and precisely for a wide group of industry sectors.
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LPKF plastic welding systems and products are now available exclusively from TLM Laser in the UK and Republic of Ireland.
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Not long ago printing solid 3D objects seemed like science fiction. Until recently it still was and then it was reality but very expensive with specialised powders.Now using InssTek 3D printers provided by TLM you can print complex metal parts in 3D direct from your CAD software using inexpensive commercially available powders. Not only that, with axis control and a tilting table no jigging is required the CAD CAM dream now a reality.
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The mobile AL-ROCK laser robot is the ideal tool for targeted partial hardening of cladding of metallic surfaces; on cutting edges or bend radii of heavy casting molds. With its self-driving caterpillar truck, the robot can effortlessly be driven directly into the thick of the action.
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Laser cutting can be used on Stainless Steels, Carbon Steels, Gold & Silver, Aluminum, Tool Steels, Nickel Alloys, Brass & Copper, Titanium and Carbon Fibre...
Laser marking- annealing provides high contrast details. Multiple colours on may different metals are achievable whilst keeping an even surface. ...
LPKF produces highly reliable systems for the automotive and other industries. The systems are suitable for a variety of batch and component sizes....
Plastics can be marked using 3 different processes: Laser Foaming, Carbonising and Staining. The choce is governed by the colour and type of plastic....
Laser welding of metals is cleaner, safer, more accurate and repeatable than other methods. Laser hardening is a cost-effective and flexible heat-treating processes....
Using high power lasers to print complex 3D products straight from the designers desktop using inexpensive commercially available metal powders. ...
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Laser Ablation or engraving removes metal from the media; marking whilst minimising material damage due to the use of the high speed concentrated energy of a laser....
Nearly all metals can be cut, welded, marked or engraved using lasers. Steel can be hardened and some metals even printed using lasers.
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Plastics can be welded, cut and laser marked, like this automotive switch marked with a fiber laser system.
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Once components such as transistors, solar cells, diodes, rectifiers and integrated circuits are marked on wafers Innolas marks & sorts them.
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Laser marking predominantly for the restaurant sector but for anything from glasses to trophies.
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Organic materials such as leather and rubber can also be processed with Lasers. Wood can also be cut or marked using carbonization.
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Marking of foils with several layers allows unique coding of packaging, mainly for the food industry, without damaging the contents.
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Working on a variety of materials including steel, aluminum, brass, copper, titanium and alloys, the LaserCube provides superior cutting performance and reliability in a compact footprint while maintaining low operating costs for rapid return on investment.
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The LaserCube flat bed cutter is optimized for cutting small parts in both prototype and industrial environments. Using high-force linear motors built on a granite stage, it has the stability and acceleration needed for high-speed precision machining. Utilizing YLS fiber lasers up to 4 kW average power and IPG cutting head technology, the LaserCube handles metal sheets up to 48 × 48 inches (1250 x 1250 mm).
The M-Series represents FOBA's next-generation of laser marking machines. The M-Series laser workstations process small, large and geometrically complex work pieces as well as batches and small series precisely and efficiently.
Turn-key, customer-specific configured manual workstations or special machines for laser marking. Including the M1000 M2000 & M3000 Laser marking workstation with programmable X, Y, Z axes
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Virtual reality mobile laser welding, this amazing tool allows you to weld with a laser wherever you need to
It doesn't get more flexible than this. The mobile AL-ARM can be used to repair pores, bleed-throughs and offset seams in car body construction in a flash. The device can be quickly positioned and has a long range. It significantly reduces the outlay in logistical terms for re-works and helps ensure the highest quality standards, especially on load-bearing and visible seams.
The patented IMP, Intelligent Mark Positioning offers a unique means of improving laser marking and engraving processes through mark verification and alignment. This unparalleled integrated system results in superior marking precision with "through-the-lens vision".


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Social Work and the Liberal Arts: Renewing the Commitment.
Reid, P. Nelson; Peebles-Wilkins, Wilma
Journal of Social Work Education, v27 n2 p208-19 Spr-Sum 1991
A discussion of the relevance of the liberal arts to social work education examines the "content" and "perspective" controversies. Social work is seen as applied human values, therefore intertwined with the liberal arts. It is proposed that social work education recast and strengthen its relationship with the liberal arts. (Author/MSE)
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If you're drinking conventional wine I've got some bad news: you're exposing your body to high levels of dangerous chemicals. That's because grapes are one of the crops most heavily sprayed with pesticides - and often at the top of the Dirty Dozen. And because wine is the concentrated juice from many grapes (600-800 grapes per bottle, in fact), the end product is a condensed source of these … [Read more...]
A Toast to Biodynamic Wine
Biodynamic wines are crafted using the principles of biodynamic agriculture. In recent years, the practice of biodynamics in viticulture - or grape growing - has become popular, especially in Europe. Biodynamic agriculture stems from the concepts and practices of Rudolf Steiner (1861–1925) whose now famous "Agriculture Course" created in 1924 predated the organic movement. The principles and … [Read more...]


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No matter how many times Mitt Romney's wife, aides and old friends try to convince the public and the media that the Republican presidential candidate is a great joker as soon as the cameras are turned off, the former governor of Massachusetts has failed time and again to connect with regular Americans.
We've compiled the most awkward, clueless and stilted moments from Romney's attempts to relate to voters across the country. What's your favorite awkward Romney moment? Tell us by commenting or sending a tweet to the author @hoont.
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Imagine if "Will & Grace" had worked together, rather than lived together, and both characters were men. That seems to be the basic set-up behind "Partners," the new CBS sitcom by the same creators, Max Mutchnick and David Kohan. The premise is a fictionalized version of the working and personal relationship between Mutchnick and Kohan, but it still shares some striking similarities.
Like "W&G," "Partners" is a four-part ensemble, though the side characters of Ali (Joe's fiancee) and Louis (Wyatt's boyfriend) aren't nearly as outrageous as Karen and Jack. In fact, the characters are far more grounded, and intimately connected.
The closing scene -- after an episode that wandered down that worn path of best friends breaking up and then getting back together and a couple almost breaking up only to wind up engaged instead had the foursome realizing that they are four people, and three couples.
And while it all feels a little like a '90s throwback, as TVLine pointed out, it's the chemistry that's going to matter in the long run. And it's that chemistry the creators told HuffPost TV they're hoping the audience will be able to relate to.
Will you be coming back for more "Partners," Mondays at 8:30 p.m. ET on CBS?
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Whilst it didn't make the bucketlist sporting events to attend on europalace.com, Euro 2016 is bound to serve up some memorable moments. But what have been the best, most memorable sporting moments over the past few years? Let's take a look…
Murray wins Wimbledon (2013)
When Andy Murray won Wimbledon title in 2013, it was not just the crowning moment of his career so far. By beating Novak Djokovic in the final, the Scot ended Britain 77-year long wait for another men's champion.
In an electric atmosphere, most of the 15,000-strong crowd at Centre Court, the thousands watching on the big screen outside and millions around the country willed him on.
In a tense match, Murray gave away three match points, but managed to fend off another three Djokovic break points. Murray finally converted his fourth match point to win the Championship 6-4 7-5 6-4 after 3 hours and 10 minutes to claim the second grand slam title of his career.
Germany 7-1 Brazil (2014)
This humiliating semi-final defeat was Brazil's first competitive loss on home turf in 39 years.
The Germans scored five times in 29 minutes before a crowd of Brazilians who couldn't quite believe what they were seeing.
Some put this down to bad luck; the absences of Neymar and Thiago Silva through injury being most indicative of this.
Yet the truth is that Brazil underperformed throughout the tournament and they were lucky to get to the semi-finals in the first place.
This was the match that caused the Brazilian football association to take a hard look at its approach to youth development. When David Luiz, who Gary Neville once described as playing "like he was controlled by 'a 10-year-old on a PlayStation", is their first-choice right-back, it's not hard to see why.
Usain Bolt: Legend (2012)
We have all known for a long time that Usain Bolt is the fastest man in the world. He was world record holder for the 100m going into the London Olympics in 2012. Sure enough, Bolt went on to win the 100m again with an Olympic record time of 9:63.
Yet it was only after the 200m sprint that Bolt could truly lay claim to being the greatest track and field athlete of all time. He had already broken Michael Johnson's longstanding previous record with a time of 19:19 back in 2009.
In London, Bolt won the 200m with time of 19:32; which matched Johnson's previous record (which many thought was untouchable).
Yet it was the manner in which Bolt won the 200m which sets him apart. Having slowed due to tightness in his back as he ran around the corner, he cruised over the finish line and won the race with ease. In doing so, Bolt also became the first man to retain both Olympic titles.
Leicester City win the Premier League (2016)
At 5000-1, nobody expected Leicester City to win the Premier League before the 2015-16 season – but they achieved the impossible.
Among the banners one read "A Trophy Earned Not Bought". In an era when only the biggest clubs seem to win anything, the story of Leicester City winning the Premier League may just be the greatest sporting tale of all time; one of team spirit over money.
This was also the season that striker Jamie Vardy went into the record books after scoring in 11 straight league matches.
Vardy was playing non-league football with Fleetwood Town only four years before winning the Premier League; his story is a true rags-to-riches tale that is set to become a Hollywood biopic.
Fury beats Klitschko (2015)
Before this match, nobody expected Tyson Fury to end Wladimir Klitschko's long reign as WBA, IBF and WBO Heavyweight Champion of the World. Pre-match press conferences were notable for Fury dressing up as Batman at one stage.
Yet despite the crude nature of his pre-fight trash-talk, Fury put in a stylish, nuanced performance against the Ukrainian. The Mancunian made full use of his relative youth and height to earn a points win of 115-112 (twice) and 116-111 from the three judges.


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Understanding Audi
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The gearshift indicator tells the driver when it is the ideal time to change gear.
The gearshift indicator installed in many Audi models makes sure you are always running the engine at the optimum revs. A signal on the driver information system shows when it's advisable to change gear.
Changing to the most suitable gear has been proven to save fuel. The driver benefits from an advanced level of driving technology – and visible efficiency.


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Three Takes On: Chili
Three Takes On offers several different versions of the same classic dish. This month: Chili.
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Taino Chili
Legacy Retirement Communities, Lincoln, Neb.
"Corn was introduced to us from the original American natives as a staple. In this recipe, hominy replaces the beans and mild green chilies, tomatillos and/or salsa verde replace the traditional red chilies and tomatoes as the body. Beef gives way to ground pork and adds its own distinct flavor profile, " Executive Chef Keenan J. Cain says.
Cincinnati 3-Way Chili
Cincinnati Public Schools, Cincinnati
Ranking in above the school's grilled cheese and pizza as a student favorite is Cincinnati Public Schools' 3-Way Chili. According to Foodservice Director Jessica Shelly, Cincinnati chili is different than regular chili because it's flavored with cinnamon or cocoa and has a texture similar to gravy. This version is also different in that there are no traditional beans or peppers to add flavor to this chili and it's served on top of spaghetti with shredded cheese. The customer cuts the dish instead of twirling it like a traditional pasta.
Vegetarian Chili
Saint Barnabas Health Care System, Livingston, N.J.
Saint Barnabas Health Care System listened to its large population of vegetarian employees and created a vegetarian chili that doesn't contain any soy product. This vegetarian recipe was created by Chef Tom Jackson and has become a hit for staff and patients. Featuring a wide variety of vegetables and two types of beans, this chili is a hit during the cold weather.


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The White Hart is the perfect place for fabulous food, great real ales and an overnight stay in our beautiful guest rooms! We look forward to welcoming you.
Located in the picturesque South Downs village of South Harting, West Sussex, we're near Petersfield and just a few minutes from the A3, within easy reach of Chichester and Portsmouth. Our pub is an ideal watering hole for anyone walking the South Downs Way.
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When De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd. (better known now as just De Beers) needed a way to advertise their diamonds in the midst of the Great Depression, their clever marketing team came up with an idea: convince the public that the only way for a man to prove his love was to buy an expensive diamond ring for her. The ad was so successful that it became only customary for brides to expect a radiant sparkler when being proposed to—over three-quarters of American brides wear diamond rings.
But because it's 2017 and we're millennials, we know better than to think the only way our S.O. can show us love is through their bank account (and consequentially karat size). Thanks to understanding retailers, the options for affordable engagement rings are almost unlimited. Our editors picked out 45 of the most beautiful and unique engagement rings under $5,000, so you won't break the bank with any of these options—and there are countless styles to choose from.
And you don't necessarily need to sacrifice size for the smaller price tag. Take Beverley K's Diamond Halo Engagement Ring, which has all the classic glam of your traditional diamond engagement ring. Or if you prefer a non-traditional gemstone, Megan Thorne's Ribbon Crown Blue Sapphire Ring is a unique touch of color that will still look sizable and engagement-worthy on your hand. Looking for something a little different? This selection also features rings with beautiful settings and multiple stones, like Trumpet & Horn's Kingsbridge ring.
No matter your style, these rings are proof that it's not only possible to find your engagement ring on a budget, but that your dream ring doesn't have to cost you a fortune. After all, the whole expensive diamond engagement ring trend was an advertisement anyway!
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For more than 50 years, Home Supply & Lumber Center has been serving builders, architects, and neighbors in Hawthorne, New Jersey, and its surrounding communities. In addition to its lumber operation, Home Supply & Lumber helps customers install kitchens, purchase windows and doors, and buy decking.
Synthetic materials include plastic, vinyl, and rubber and are typically very durable. They tend to have a higher upfront cost than some wood decking depending on the specific material homeowners choose. However, their long-term costs are lower because they do not require as much maintenance as wood decking. This doesn't mean that synthetic decks are completely maintenance free, though. Synthetic materials are susceptible to scratches, warping, fading, and mold, and homeowners must analyze each type of decking to ensure they are getting the protection they need.
Meanwhile, wood decking remains the standard for high-quality decking options. It can be made from redwood, cedar, pine, or many other wood options to ensure homeowners get the look, feel, and smell they want and may range from affordable to expensive depending on the wood being used and the size of the deck. In terms of upkeep, wood decks must be stained and sealed every few years to preserve the wood and prevent warping. Homeowners can do this themselves, but many prefer hiring a professional. Unfortunately, this can increase the long-term cost of wood decking beyond a homeowner's budget.


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Really, you should drink in every San Francisco bar before you die. But since that's not going to happen (or is it??), here are 42 San Francisco bars you absolutely HAVE to drink in before you make your way to the big fernet factory in the sky.
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1. Anchor Brewing's taproom
Potrero Hill
If you've never been on a tour of San Francisco's 119-year-old brewery, you need to go on a tour of San Francisco's 119-year-old brewery, if only to get access to Anchor's taproom. Overlooking the brewhouse's massive copper stills, the taproom (which has every Anchor Christmas Ale bottle since 1975 behind the bar) is where you'll both start and end a tour that includes really, really generous (and tour-included!) pours of as many as eight different on-tap Anchor beers. Pro tip: schedule a tour TODAY; it's $15 a person and the soonest you can book one is three months from now.
2. Aub Zam Zam
Once overseen by the awesomely iron-fisted reign of Bruno "Don't You Dare Order A Vodka Martini" Mooshei (RIP), Aub Zam Zam still has the only three things you need to make an SF drinkery bucket list: 1) a Persian mural (MUST. HAVE.), 2) 1,000-to-1 gin-to-vermouth martinis, and 3) a horseshoe bar overseen by a regular who lived above Aub Zam Zam for 15 years and bought it when Bruno passed.
3. Black Horse London Pub
Cow Hollow
For what it lacks in size (it's the smallest bar in San Francisco at 19ft x 7ft), Black Horse London Pub makes up for in being one of the best bars in California. Really though, it's hard not to like everything about this place, from the bottled beers they pull out of a bathtub full of ice behind the bar, to the bathroom you have to pretzel your way into, to the dart board that is basically impossible to play. Oh, and you don't just need to drink here before you die; you need to drink here and play 1-4-24 with James "Big Dawg" King here before you die. Actually beating him: optional.
4. Bourbon & Branch
The Tenderloin
The first time you get into Bourbon & Branch is better than the first time you get into any other bar in San Francisco.
5. Bow Bow Cocktail Lounge
There's nothing like watching two dudes going HAM on The Lion King's "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" while eating free peanuts and drinking cheap domestic beers served by bartending legend Mama Candy. Literally, nothing.
6. Buddha Lounge
Chinatown + Buddha beers + dice + Mark + having to be buzzed through a metal gate in the back of the bar to get into the basement bathroom + fireworks out front + 33 best dive bars in the country status + Three Penis whiskey = yaaaaaaaaaaaaas.
7. Buena Vista Cafe
Fisherman's Wharf
At last count, Buena Vista (one of the oldest bars in the city) had served 30 million Irish coffees since introducing the drink to America in the '50s. Snaps.
8. CC's Cocktails
Cow Hollow
We're not sure what we like most about this bar: the living room feel, the cheap drinks, the mostly working piano in that back room, or CC. Oh right, TIE.
9. Clooney's
The Mission
This locals-only Mission dive could honestly have its own bucket list. 1) You've gotta play One Flop, 2) you've gotta have a 6am beer here, 3) you've gotta get breakfast, 4) ...
10. Comstock Saloon
Jonny Raglin and Jeff Hollinger's Comstock Saloon is essentially the ultimate high-low bar -- the high manifests itself in a gloriously throwback Barbary Coast interior overseen by curly mustachioed 'tenders (okay, fine, just Jonny, but still) in classy ties and vests; and the low in a FREE LUNCH DEAL on Fridays that you trigger by buying two cocktails that you were going to buy anyway. Also: how cool is that fan???
11. The Connecticut Yankee
Potrero Hill
Opened almost a quarter century ago by a New Hampshire native, this Mark Twain-nodding sports pub does so many things right that we can actually look past the one thing it does very, very wrong: it's a Boston sports bar. But the incredible Beantown memorabilia (check out the framed shot of Larry Legend choking Dr. J), the awesome private party room with dual big screens (watch at least one NFL Sunday here, trust us), the heated back patio area, and the fact that they keep a vintage Ted Williams baseball card INSIDE the behind-bar freezer (get it??) make this maybe SF's best sports bar repping the wrong team.
12. Dave's
Dave's is the kind of bar you go to for the company, the cheap drinks, and Dave, who's both a real person, and a great one. Dave's is supposed to close for good on New Year's, so get this one done ASAP.
13. Final Final
The Marina
If The Connecticut Yankee is the best sports bar repping the wrong team in SF, the Final Final might be the best one repping the right team. Owned by the same guy for nearly four decades (much love, Arnie), it's the kind of throwback that opens early enough to play every March Madness game, has enough TVs to show 'em all (11 flats!), plus there are bar games (darts, pool, Big Buck Hunter), 24 beers on tap, and self-service popcorn. There isn't a sporting event that isn't amazing to watch here, and it's far enough on the edge of the Marina that it isn't totally full of dudes wearing Wayfarers indoors.
14. The Hideout at Dalva
The Mission
The length of time you'll wait for a drink here is directly proportional to the awesomeness of this little bar within a bar in the back of Dalva. Note: you're gonna be waiting for a drink for a long-ass time.
15. House of Prime Rib
Nob Hill
"Wait, the steakhouse? You're sure this is one of the SF bars I need to drink in before I die? Think you've got this on the wrong list, bro." Nope, right list, bro. Pony up to the bar (or the bar seating behind it), order a Manhattan for under $10, drink it, then refill it TWICE with the sidecar shaker that comes with it. Then you'll understand.
16. House of Shields
God damn it this place is beautiful. Restored to its original 1908 luster, this Financial District-er favorite is nuts to butts pretty much every drinking night of the week, and the striking interior is the reason why. That, and The Alcohol. Also: is it just us, or is the men's room door here really, really small?
17. The Interval
Fort Mason
Located in the weirdest part of Fort Mason, tucked behind where Off the Grid sets up, this was one of the best bars to open last year IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY and is easily one of the most unique places you'll drink in any city -- you're surrounded by floor-to-ceiling books, an art gallery, and crazy mechanical fixtures everywhere. If there were a list of drinks you had to drink in San Francisco before you died, a bunch of them would probably be made by bartender-to-know Jennifer Colliau.
18. Li Po Cocktail Lounge
Get a Mai Tai.
19. The Kezar Pub
Cole Valley
This one really kinda comes with a caveat -- you shouldn't drink at Kezar on a regular day (I mean, you should, but still...). You should drink at Kezar during a Niners game. Or during a March Madness Final Four. Or during a Warriors Finals game. Or a Giants playoff game. Or the Super Bowl. Really any big sporting event -- that's when the bar is at its best/liveliest/cougar-iest. Just get there early enough to snag a seat.
20. Kozy Kar
Nob Hill
Three things you need to know about Kozy Kar: 1) you can drink in a waterbed, an empty Jacuzzi, or a tricked-out GMC van, 2) the TVs splice together vintage commercials with hardcore porn, and 3) you'll probably need to burn your clothes after going here. Kidding! You'll definitely need to burn them. Still, you gotta do it at least once.
21. Marianne's
This is about as good as secret bars get in San Francisco. There are few cooler ways to enter a bar in the 7x7 than by punching a members-only pin number into a keypad on a loading dock door at the end of an alley.
22. Mikkeller Bar
The Tenderloin
There are only three bars opened by three-time Danish Brewery of the Year award-winner Mikkeller in the world: one in Copenhagen, one in Bangkok, and one in the Tenderloin. And only one of them has a secret sours bar in its basement.
23. The Monk's Kettle
The Mission
Duh? Duh.
24. Mr. Bing's
Chances are good you'll find one of the bar guys from Comstock Saloon here after their shift, and that's really all you need to know about Mr. Bing's.
25. Northstar Cafe
North Beach
Not only is this one of the oldest bars in San Francisco (1882!), it's also home to one of the city's best Customer of the Month programs: win and you get 30 free drink tickets. Throw in $4 beers during a six-hour happy hour Monday to Friday (1-7pm), free popcorn and pool, and Bay Area pride all up on the walls and you've got yourself an SF drinking must. Bonus fact for Cal fans: former Golden Bear/Heisman runner-up Chuck Muncie used to be a regular.
26. The Page
Lower Haight
Weirdly, the FAQ page on its website does the best job really anyone could on why it makes this list. On its opening hours: "Like a lot of us, The Page takes a while to get dressed, and looks better in dim light." On accepting credit cards: "None. We accept cash only. Berating us about this only makes us stronger." On whether or not you can get a mojito: "No."
27. The Pied Piper
This is the kind of place your parents visiting from Palm Springs will tell you to meet them at when they're in town, and you'll be like, "Guys, I'm an editor at Thrillist, where it's basically my job to find cool bars and restaurants in the city, can I pick the place?" And they'll be like, "Nope!" And so you'll go and as soon as you walk in, take one look at the mural behind the bar, and one sip of the martini your parents are definitely paying for (because this place is all the expensive), you'll be like, "Holy shit, good job mom and dad."
28. Pop's
The Mission
It's not on here solely because of the alleyway Big Wheel races on the Fourth of July, but that's definitely a big part of it.
29. Red's Java House
The Embarcadero
It's one of the most storied establishments in San Francisco, and there are few other places we'd rather be on a nice day than the back, Bay-facing patio of Red's, drinking a pitcher(ssssss) of Anchor. And we're not the only ones: before the 49ers Super Bowl victory parade in 1989, Joe Montana, Eddie De Bartolo, Jerry Rice, Ronnie Lott, Michael Carter, and Mike Cofer stopped by to down a bunch of dogs with onions and cheese on them (and probably beers too, because why wouldn't they??). Also, Red's is home to one of the city's all-time great menu items: "Double Cheeseburger + Bud."
30. The Riptide
If there was one bar in San Francisco we could see ourselves living in, it would be this one. Sitting by the fireplace on a cold winter(/SF summer) night just feels right.
31. Smuggler's Cove
This should also be on your "US Bars You Need to Drink in Before You Die" list. No one does super-strong rum drinks as well as Martin Cate, and certainly not in a three-story pirate grotto with bars on two floors plus its own waterfall.
32. Specs' Twelve Adler Museum Cafe
If they gave out awards for old-man bars, Specs' would win all the awards. Related: someone should start giving out awards for old-man bars.
33. Suppenküche
Hayes Valley
This is the kind of place your Lower Haight roommate takes you to your first summer living in San Francisco, except he thinks driving there is a good idea, and four hours later you both end up deciding to walk home and get the car in the morning. (Also, I doubt you guys are reading this, but to the two German women who told me how to properly drink a boot of beer here back in 2006 while I was having a birthday lunch with my then-girlfriend, now-wife: thanks.)
34. Tommy's Mexican Restaurant
Outer Richmond
There might not be a more famous margarita in the country. Wait, no, just checked, there definitely isn't.
35. The Tonga Room
Nob Hill
We actually resisted going here for years because, well, for 1) it's in a hotel in Nob Hill (vom), for 2) it sounds kitschy as fuck, and for 3) we'd pretty much always prefer a good beer or a glass of whiskey to a Tiki drink. But then we actually went and realized it is definitely all of those things, and it doesn't matter because there's a goddamn lake in the middle of it.
36. Top of the Mark
Nob Hill
That view, though.
37. Toronado
Lower Haight
If you've ever lived with three other people above Mad Dog in the Fog and could see this place from the Haight St-facing bay window in your tiny little room, you'll know that you can never, EVER look out of that window without then immediately walking across the street to drink a beer. It's got that kind of pull. Triple bonus points if you're drinking here during its Barleywine Festival.
38. Trick Dog
The Mission
It's one of the most buzzed about cocktail bars in the world, to the point that Josh Harris and Scott Baird have turned something as simple as a cocktail menu refresh into an industry-stopping event.
39. Twin Peaks Tavern
The Castro
What's up, historical landmark that's sat both literally and figuratively (liguratively??) at the center of SF's gay rights movement!?
40. The View Lounge
41. Wingtip
This is probably going to be the hardest one to check off the list considering it's inside of a private club in the original Bank of Italy Building, but it's also going to be one of the most worthwhile ones. Wingtip has a whiskey selection that rivals (and maybe even surpasses) Nihon's, the 10th-floor bar gives you a holy-crap-it's-across-the-street view of the Transamerica Pyramid, and former Chronicle bar star Brian MacGregor is behind the stick.
42. Zeitgeist
The Mission
There are plenty of other bars with patios, and plenty of other bars with pitchers of beer, and plenty of other bars with picnic tables, but there's only one Zeitgeist.
Grant Marek is Thrillist's Senior Cities Director and he's beaten the Big Dawg at 1-4-24. Congratulate him on Twitter at @grant_marek.
1. Anchor Brewing Company1705 Mariposa St, San Francisco
2. Persian Aub Zam Zam1633 Haight St, San Francisco
3. Black Horse London Pub1514 Union St, San Francisco
4. Bourbon and Branch501 Jones St, San Francisco
5. Bow Bow Cocktail Lounge1155 Grant Ave, San Francisco
6. Buddha Lounge901 Grant Ave, San Francisco
7. Buena Vista Cafe2765 Hyde St, San Francisco
8. CC's Cocktail Lounge2417 Lombard St, San Francisco
9. Clooney's1401 Valencia St, San Francisco
10. Comstock Saloon155 Columbus Ave, San Francisco
11. Connecticut Yankee100 Connecticut St, San Francisco
12. Dave's29 3rd St, San Francisco
13. Final Final2990 Baker St, San Francisco
14. Hideout (at Dalva)3121 16th St, San Francisco
15. House of Prime Rib1906 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco
16. House of Shields39 New Montgomery St, San Francisco
17. The Interval2 Marina Blvd, Fort Mason Building A, San Francisco
18. Li Po Cocktail Lounge916 Grant Ave, San Francisco
19. Kezar Pub770 Stanyan St, San Francisco
20. Marianne's360 Jessie St, San Francisco
21. Mikkeller Bar34 Mason St, San Francisco
22. Monk's Kettle3141 16th St, San Francisco
23. Kozy Kar Bar1548 Polk St, San Francisco
24. Mr. Bing's201 Columbus Ave, San Francisco
25. Northstar Cafe1560 Powell St, San Francisco
26. The Page298 Divisadero St, San Francisco
27. Pied Piper Bar & Grill2 New Montgomery St, San Francisco
28. Pop's2800 24th St, San Francisco
29. Red's Java HousePier 30, San Francisco
30. The Riptide3639 Taraval St, San Francisco
31. Smuggler's Cove560 Gough St, San Francisco
32. Specs' Twelve Adler Museum Cafe12 William Saroyan Pl, San Francisco
33. Suppenküche525 Laguna St, San Francisco
34. Tommy's Mexican Restaurant5929 Geary Blvd, San Francisco
35. The Tonga Room & Hurricane Lounge950 Mason St, San Francisco
36. Top of the Mark999 California St, San Francisco
37. Toronado547 Haight St, San Francisco
38. Trick Dog3010 20th St, San Francisco
39. Twin Peaks Tavern401 Castro St, San Francisco
40. The View780 Mission St, San Francisco
41. Wingtip550 Montgomery St, San Francisco
42. Zeitgeist199 Valencia St, San Francisco
Anchor Brewing is America's first craft brewery, with roots dating back to the California gold rush. Their beers are handmade from an all-malt mash from the traditional copper brewhouse with a rotation of latest limited-release of their different-every-year holiday brew. (Gulp!)
Zam Zam's a unique and lust-filled joint that's serving up cheap brews, great music, and a hipster-esque crowd.
Cow Hollow's Black Horse London Pub is the smallest bar in San Francisco at 19ft x 7ft and has enough character to be one of the best bars in California. All of the beers are bottled and kept in an ice-filled, claw-footed porcelain tub squeezed behind the bar, and the selection rotates based on whatever owner James "Big Dawg" King picks up at the grocery store. Aside from the tub of beer, there's a dart board that mostly decorative. Note: Black Horse is cash-only.
The goal of Bourbon and Branch is to take drinkers back to the speakeasy days of the Prohibition. To get in, you have to say a password into an intercom on one of the seedier stretches of the Tenderloin. Once the door opens (don't worry, it always does), you'll be ushered into a dark and cozy bar with hidden rooms, secret exit tunnels, candle-lit bookcases, and a fine collection of rare whiskey. The fact that there was an actual speakeasy at the location in the twenties helps make Bourbon and Branch one of the best secret bars in the city.
Don't leave this tiny, narrow Chinatown dive until you've gotten bartender-legend (and owner) Mama Candy to pour you Chinese whiskey while you you sip on cheap bottles of domestic beer and have worked up the nerve to sing at least one power ballad on the karaoke machine and eaten your way through at least a few bowls of the free spiced peanuts. If you stay late enough, you may even get the ultimate reward: watching Mama Candy herself grab the mic for some Chinese karaoke.
Chinatown surprisingly houses some of our favorite dive bars in the city and Buddha is one of the diviest (and best). It's cash-only, has a bathroom you can only access after being buzzed in by the bartender, and oh yeah, the bartender… he'll play you a game of dice for a beer (lose and you buy him/you a beer, win and he buys you/him a beer). But it'll have to be before 8pm so he can drive home after work. Yeah, it's that kind of place.
It's a rite of passage as a San Franciscan (or tourist, for that matter) to crowd up to the bar at Buena Vista mid-morning and sip on a piping hot Irish Coffee. It's the birthplace of the boozy beverage (in America), after all, and these bartenders have been mixing them up assembly line-style since 1916. Sure, it's inconveniently located in Fisherman's Wharf, but it's worth the trek for that signature mix of Irish whiskey, coffee, sugar, and cream in those delicate vintage glasses.
There are a few things that make this unpretentious Cow Hollow cocktail lounge so great: cheap drinks, a living room-meets-basement feel, an upright piano in the back room, and CC herself. Antique couches from almost every decade, Persian carpets, and leather barstools make CC's the kind of cozy bar worth holing up in all night.
Clooney's has got a ship galley-sized kitchen, with awesome 'tails and company.
From the folks behind Absinthe, Comstock is a classic San Francisco bar in North Beach. The throwback interior is outfitted with antique fans, a 150-year-old absinthe fountain, and the spot's original mahogany bar from 1907. The cocktails are just as classic as the bar, and the tie-and-vest wearing bartenders know how to mix pisco, lemon juice, and pineapple gomme into a standout punch.
This Potrero Hills spot is a great sports bar -- it just happens to represent all the wrong teams. The owner is a New England native, and it shows in the memorabilia around the bar. But get past that and you'll find one of the best spots to catch a game (or some live music) in the area.
Dave's dive is epically appropriate for late-night beer consuming, jukebox perusing, and awesome bartender stories.
No matter the game, Final Final will probably be showing it on one of its 11 (!!) flat screens. On top of that, it has bar classics like Big Buck Hunter, darts, & pool, plus 24 beers on tap & self-service popcorn to snack on.
Hideout (at Dalva) is the drinking equivalent of a Russian nesting doll. If you're having a few with the crowd inside Dalva, but feel the need for a quieter, more intimate atmosphere, simply slip deeper into the back. There you'll find Hideout, a minuscule but thoroughly enjoyable craft-cocktail bar where expert drinksmiths will create alcoholic delicacies to your heart's desire.
The original House of Prime Rib opened in 1949 and has since become a San Francisco institution known unsurprisingly for its 21-day aged prime rib. Every dinner order comes with a bevy of accompaniments: tossed salad, mashed potatoes or a baked potato, and Yorkshire pudding. The English-style dining rooms have fireplaces and cozy leather banquettes, making this space as intimate as it is iconic.
A former gentlemen's club where women were not allowed (unless they were prostitutes) until 1976, House of Shields also operated as an actual speakeasy during Prohibition, with an underground passageway connecting it to the Palace Hotel. Presidential side note: Warren Harding was known to go super hard here. Today the lack of TVs/clocks make this the ultimate FiDi bar for happy hour drinks that turn into nightcaps.
Deep in Fort Mason, The Interval is part museum, part coffee shop, and part bar. Bartender Jennifer Colliau is a straight-up cocktail geek and all of her drinks, some with quirkier names than others (Decanted Mother-in-Law, Mexican Firing Squad Special) have a story. Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves make you feel like you're in someone's personal library. It's the kind of place you go to think while you drink.
Live music, Mai Tais, and Chinese whiskey are reason enough to come visit this divey cocktail lounge in Chinatown.
A sports bar (especially big on soccer) with pool tables, Golden Tee, trivia, and bar eats, including some of the best wings in SF.
Behind a bookcase in The Cavalier is Marianne's, a secret bar named after the woman who had an affair with Mick Jagger. The once-private lounge -- to get in, you had to punch a members-only code into a keypad and wait for someone to let you in -- changed its policy in 2016, making it open to the public. Along with a more flexible door policy (a waitress at The Cavalier will show you how to get in) Marianne's 2.0 traded its 19th century English parlor vibe for an edgier, 70's rock & roll one.
MB is a Danish spot with 42 beers on tap (including four Mikkellers, unique to this location) and two cask-conditioned ales, served at three different temperatures, depending on the style of beer. Yeah, they take this stuff seriously... so seriously, in fact, that all of the beers on tap are managed by a system dubbed the Flux Capacitor, which controls the exact mix of nitrogen and carbon dioxide used for each tap (no lightning required). There's also a "secret" downstairs cellar dedicated exclusively to sours. It gets better: Mikkeller Bar isn't just about the beer. No, there's also an awesome food menu that involves lots and lots of delicious meat.
At this gastropub in The Mission, beer is the total focus. Their specialty is Belgian beers, though the list has 200 rotating beers for every palate. Monk's Kettle has coolers set at 45, 50, and 55 degrees to ensure your brew is served at the right temperature, and the entire keg system is cleaned every two weeks so the beer always tastes its best. Food includes everything from bar bites like chile- and honey-roasted hazelnuts, to more substantial fare like dry-aged beef loin with blue cheese potato gratin. Not sure what to order? The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and totally willing to help you figure it out. We'd also be remiss if we didn't point out that the seasonally driven pub fare is quite tasty.
This kitschy Nob Hill dive bar is styled after vans of the late 70s with booths that rock shag carpets, mirrored ceilings, and waterbeds. In fact, one booth is a tricked-out GMC van. A night at Kozy Kar is definitely an experience, due in no small part to the TVs that splice vintage movies and commercials with hardcore porn.
Mr. Bing's is a Chinatown jukebox haven with strong drinks and a rowdy crowd.
The Northstar Café captures the essence of your favorite dive bars with free pool and popcorn, a six-hour happy hour every weekday, and Christmas lights, but the Bay Area pride covering the walls and its over a century-long tenure (it opened in 1882!) make the spot quintessential San Francisco.
The Page has got pool tables, a jukebox, and cheap booze -- what more could you want from a Lower Haight dive?
Since 1909, Maxfield Parrish's famed Pied Piper painting has hung at the bar of the same name inside of the legendary Palace Hotel. Like everything about the Palace, the Pied Piper Bar is historic, elegant, and tasteful. Although a favorite for classic cocktails, their menu oozes old school refinement with American standbys like the New York Strip, ahi tuna tartare, and one of the best burgers in the Bay Area.
Pop's is a dive bar The Mission that's got cheap booze and an awesome crowd.
There's nothing flashy about Red's, and that's part of what makes it so great. Burgers, hot dogs, and beer dominate the menu (with the obligatory sides of french fries or onion rings), and the view of the Bay makes a great backdrop for the casual patio.
The Riptide is a casual, lodge-y dive bar that opens at 4pm every day. They host open mic nights on Mondays and offer live music on Saturdays and Sundays, with no cover ever!
This three-story tiki bar in Hayes Valley is one of the those bars you need to go to at least once in your life. There are waterfalls, pirate paraphernalia, and more than 500 rums from around the world. It serves the tiki drink to end all tiki drinks: the Smuggler's Rum Barrel, a punch made with 15 different rums and 20 different juices. Since Smuggler's Cove is on every tourist's list of places to drink in San Francisco, there's always a line and the place is always crowded, but that makes it all the more festive.
One of our very favorite bars in the world is in an alley in North Beach, but is the polar opposite of nearby trendy, good-looking-people-filled 15 Romolo. Spec's is an O.G. San Francisco bar, the kind of spot you'll find dudes who've been drinking there since at least the early '50s. The bar itself is as badass as they get -- the walls are thickly covered with artifacts, letters, taxidermy, and other paraphernalia that your girlfriend would definitely not be cool with you mounting on the living room wall (unless she is literally the coolest). You should be drinking something strong and brown, and you should definitely engage the regulars in conversation. Order a wedge of gouda with some saltine crackers and cross your fingers that the guy in the fedora starts playing the piano after another drink.
The original German bierhaus from the foilks who also run Biergarten, 'küche is deep on all the requisite German brews (your bocks, your helleses, your dunkels), this is the kind of place you're likely to find yourself tackling beer in serious quantities (boot or otherwise) so be sure to lean on hearty plates of sauerbraten and spatzle to keep you balanced.
This authentic Mexican spot has a killer list of only 100% agave tequilas (that represents the entire tequila industry), a staff who will teach you about the stuff, AND a delicious menu to boot. Since opening its doors in 1965, its margarita recipe has stayed the same, proving traditional isn't always a bad thing.
It's the ultimate in old-school, over-the-top Tiki kitsch (we're talking a cover band playing on a raft in the middle of a swimming pool while it rains) and it'll never go out of style. Located in the a Nob Hill hotel, the Tonga Room opened in 1945 and, despite its tourist-appeal, is now one of those places where you more or less have to go and order a Scorpion bowl before they give you your San Francisco citizenship card.
If you like your stunning view with a side of martini, this is your booze-soaked huckleberry. In addition to having a hella classy mid-Century vibe, Top of the Mark boasts a "100 Martini Menu," the best of which can be found on page one. The namesake martini is a straight-up, straightforward blend of Ketel One, vermouth, and two olives -- shaken, not stirred, Mr. Bond. Don't be afraid to show up in a tux. And, don't be surprised if you see at least three proposals.
If you love beer, you'll love Toronado, thanks to the fact that it was at the forefront of the craft beer movement in the '80s and even more thanks to the 45 rotating beers on tap. The Lower Haight bar specializes in local California beer, but there are usually some brews from Colorado, the East Coast, and Belgium. It's next door to Rosamunde, so the smart move is to order a sausage and wash it down with whatever's on tap. Note, Toronado is cash-only.
Brought to you by The Bon Vivants, Trick Dog in The Mission's a marble- and steel-adorned cocktailery serving drinks from a Pantone-inspired menu with names from favorite song titles, along with bar bites like beer nuts, pickles, and cracklins.
Predominately known throughout the city as SF's first-ever gay bar, Twin Peaks is adorned with beautiful, front-facing windows (for those who were comfortable enough back then to show the world their sexual orientation). Beyond the historical value, the drinks are strong, the company is amazing, and the music is a constant throwback to simpler (or, not-so-simpler) times.
The View Lounge offers (of course) stunning views of the city, delicious cocktails, tasty shared and small plates, plus a TON of space to spread out and enjoy yourself until last call -- which you're probably going to want to do every time.
With over 300 whiskies collected from around the globe, Wingtip has one of the best whiskey collections in the world. While it comes across as an old fashioned gentleman's club, it's not, and we quote, "a bunch of guys in a steam room talking about what a raw deal Prohibition was." If you treat yourself to a membership, the perks are seemingly endless: access to the delightful "whisky corner," where you can spend hours sipping from rare bottles, golf simulator, game room, wine cave, parlor rooms, and a machismo vibe.
Zeitgeist is a fascinating combo of a dive and a biergarten that houses an eclectic blend of friendly patrons who are all there for the same reasons: to sample a bodacious variety of beer, enjoy the nice weather on the numerous outdoor picnic tables, or slug an award-winning Bloody Mary (and in many cases, all three).


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West Virginia University Professor of Law andré cummings talks about his new book "Reversing Field: Examining Commercialization, Labor, Gender, and Race in 21st Century Sports Law." This book is an in depth look at the current state of sports law for both professional and collegiate sports. It features over 30 contributors.
Watch the Official Vidcast for Reversing Field here.
See Anne Marie Lofaso's full interview here.
Learn more about this title here.