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Hot-hitting Torrealba bats fifth for Rox
Catcher has just 23 career at-bats above No. 6 spot
By Thomas Harding / MLB.com
Manager Jim Tracy moved Torrealba to the No. 5 spot in the order, after batting him sixth in the first two games of the series with the Phillies, which is tied at a game apiece. Torrealba entered Sunday hitting .500 (3-for-6) in the series, with a two-run homer in Thursday's 5-4 victory. It was Torrealba's first homer since early May.
Torrealba hit .313 during the Rockies' strong September push to the playoffs. Torrealba, who supplanted Chris Iannetta as Colorado's No. 1 catcher in August, finished the season with a career-best .291 average, two home runs and 31 RBIs.
"I always have fun," Torrealba said. "How many teams make it? Eight out of 30, so 22 teams are at home watching. So you set a goal of making the World Series, but you enjoy it."
During the regular season, Torrealba took just one of his 213 at-bats from the five-hole. He has had just 23 career at-bats above the No. 6 spot in a career that began in 2001.
But this is now. The way Torrealba is hitting, Tracy wants him hitting behind No. 3 hitter Todd Helton and cleanup man Troy Tulowitzki.
"Who would be the guy right now that you would want to see take that at-bat?" Tracy said. "When you go back and look at what we've seen from Yorvit Torrealba going back to the early part of September, that would be the guy right now vs. a left-handed pitcher that you would want to see take the at-bat with a lot of traffic out there.
"He's done a terrific job. He's taken huge at-bats to help us get into the playoffs, and he had some good at-bats in the first two games of the series against Philadelphia."
Tracy stayed with his Game 2 leadoff hitter, left fielder Carlos Gonzalez, one of two-left handed batters (Helton is the other) in the lineup against Phillies southpaw starter J.A. Happ. Switch-hitting center fielder Dexter Fowler, who led off with no success in Game 1, batted second, as he did in Game 2.
Following Gonzalez and Fowler were Helton, Tulowitzki, Torrealba, third baseman Garrett Atkins, right fielder Ryan Spilborghs, second baseman Clint Barmes and pitcher Jason Hammel.
"I did not want to get to the point where at the early stages of the game that we were too left-handed," Tracy said. "This guy [Happ] has given up very little to left-handed hitters. He's given up three home runs. The batting average against is .216 against left-handers."
Atkins is 1-for-6 and Spilborghs is 1-for-4 in the series. The only hit for both batters is a double. They are key figures. If they can succeed, the Rockies can do damage against Happ.
"I just can't get beyond the fact that Garrett Atkins and Ryan Spilborghs can, I really believe, take a big swing for us," Tracy said. "It's like my mentor [Felipe Alou, who managed the Expos when Tracy was bench coach] told me years ago, 'If you've seen it, it's in there.'"
Left-handed hitting Ian Stewart, who started at third for most of the regular season, has not started in the series. All-Star right fielder Brad Hawpe, another lefty batter, is not starting for the second straight game.
Thomas Harding is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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I just want to share that I really would like Shippuden a looot better if if it could put those epic OST of the first gen in the anime. Really Sadness and Sorrow is the best Soundrack eva. So emotional...
I don't remember if they put in shippuden, but with this war, it should have been more sadness and sorrow.
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Popcorn: A Healthy Snack Rich in Antioxidants
Popcorn is a timeless classic: a true gem within the snack food kingdom. It is fun to munch on and fun to make, especially the popcorn machines where each popped kernel gets spun around and shot into the bowl. Many people eat their popcorn covered with butter, salt, or sugar, which is not exactly healthy. But popcorn in its pure form, as an unprocessed grain, can be one of the healthiest snacks one can have. A new study has found that it contains more beneficial antioxidant substances than fruits and vegetables.
The research was presented at the 243rd National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS). One of the scientists behind the study, Dr. Joe Vinson of the University of Scranton in Pennsylvania, explained that there are more polyphenols concentrated in popcorn than most fruits and vegetables. One reason is that popcorn only contains about 4 percent water while fruits and vegetables contain up to 90 percent water.
The researchers also found that the part of the kernel with the most antioxidants is the outer shell, the hull which actually pops. Vinson describes the shells as getting a bad rap because the get caught in people's teeth. However, they are actually "nutritional gold nuggets."
"Popcorn may be the perfect snack food," said Dr. Vinson. "It's the only snack that is 100 percent unprocessed whole grain. All other grains are processed and diluted with other ingredients, and although cereals are called "whole grain," this simply means that over 51 percent of the weight of the product is whole grain. One serving of popcorn will provide more than 70 percent of the daily intake of whole grain. The average person only gets about half a serving of whole grains a day, and popcorn could fill that gap in a very pleasant way."
Vinson warned, however, that how the popcorn is prepared really the key to its healthiness. Air popped popcorn is the best, while microwave popcorn is much worse, as is popcorn made in pot full of oil, butter, and covered with sugar or salt.
Popcorn, in its air-popped form is healthy, but could never fully replace fruits and vegetables due to the other vitamins and nutrients found in them.
Dr. Vinson is a pioneer in examining the healthful components within common foods. He has also done research on chocolate, nuts, and dried fruit.
For more information: http://portal.acs.org/portal/acs/corg/content
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ALLY Project training offered to faculty and staff, April 13
April 4, 2005 9:18 p.m.
Faculty and staff members who wish to identify themselves as allies to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered community at the University are invited to participate in ALLY Project training on Wednesday, April 13.
The two-hour training begins at 2 p.m. in Multipurpose Room C of the Frist Campus Center.
The ALLY Project, established in 1998, is designed to help raise awareness of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered issues and to provide a supportive and affirming atmosphere for LGBT students, faculty and staff on campus. Those who complete the training will be asked to display the Ally Project sign in their work area.
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Landlord-Tenant Issues and Handbook
The state cannot intervene in a dispute with a landlord or tenant or force either party to take action. However, the Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) does offer information and general advice to Georgians with questions about residential landlord/tenant issues in The Georgia Landlord Tenant Handbook. This handbook is a searchable 102-page document in .pdf format. It covers:
- Rental property management;
- Lease and rental agreements and their termination or renewal;
- Security deposits;
- Payment of rent;
- Repairs and maintenance;
- Eviction and dispossession; and
- State and federal fair housing laws.
Please note that the Landlord-Tenant Helpline mentioned in that document has been discontinued for reasons related to funding and is no longer available.
DCA also publishes a Fair Housing Brochure in both English and Spanish and information and forms for landlords. All of the above publications are available online on the DCA website. However, if you do not find an answer to your questions in the handbook, you might also refer to www.lawhelp.org under the heading of Georgia and the category Housing. Both sites offer good information applying to rental situations.
Because these brochures are not a substitute for legal counsel, however, you should seek help from a private attorney if you cannot resolve your problem. The State Bar of Georgia (404-527-8700 or 800-334-6865) can give you information on locating an attorney or your local Georgia Legal Services Program office. You may also pursue an issue with your landlord on your own through the local magistrate court.


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BERLIN- Stephen Decatur's boys' varsity basketball team lost to visiting Mardela, 74-43, on Tuesday as the Seahawks' current losing streak reached four games.
Decatur faced the Warriors at home on Tuesday in the back half of Decatur's "Think Pink" doubleheader for breast cancer awareness, but the final outcome likely had the Seahawks feeling blue. Mardela got out to a quick 7-2 lead in the first quarter before the Seahawks started getting its offense rolling. Jesse Engle hit a three-pointer at the 5:50 mark in the first to cut the Warriors' lead to 7-5.
After a Mardela fast break basket, Tre Foreman, who returned to action after an injury layoff, scored on a lay-up to cut the lead to 9-7. Engle hit another long three-pointer from the corner with just over three minutes left in the first to cut the Mardela lead to 11-10. After a pair of Mardela free throws, Foreman scored again on a fast break lay-up to cut the lead to 13-12, but that was as close as the Seahawks would get. Mardela hit a long three-pointer as the first quarter expired to extend its lead to 16-12.
Throughout the second quarter and much of the second half, Mardela slowly pulled away from the Seahawks. Despite a couple of mini-runs late in the game, the Seahawks were clearly overmatched and fell to the Warriors, 74-43.
The loss was the fourth straight for the reeling Seahawks, who lost a tough one to Worcester County rival Pocomoke, 60-59, last Thursday. Decatur's last victory was a 55-51 win over Snow Hill back on January 25. That win put Decatur's record at 7-6 on the season, but after four straight losses, the Seahawks' record now stands at 7-10. Decatur closes out the regular season next week with a pair of road games against Kent County and Queen Anne's.


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A Starter Course is a free way to preview our full length courses. The show you exactly what you can expect from the regular course and give you a quick snapshot of the course. They are completely free and unrestricted in the amount of speaking and studying you can do. Try them all! Go to any course preview page to preview all the units in any course, from our course catalog. New courses always being added and we look forward to two new features coming on board over the summer.
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Royals wave goodbye to New Zealand
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, have waved goodbye to New Zealand and are winging their way back home to Britain.
The royals departed Christchurch Airport late on Friday night, having spent six days in the country on the last leg of their Diamond Jubilee tour representing the Queen.
The final day of the tour was spent in quake-ravaged Christchurch, where the couple checked out work being done to rebuild the city.
There were blue skies overhead as the couple arrived at the 150th Canterbury A&P show for their final public engagement on Friday afternoon.
After presenting the award for supreme animal in show, the prince and duchess wandered around some of the stalls, picking up a bottle of Lone Goat wine along the way.
Camilla also sampled some cheese at the Neudorf Dairy stall, which she said was "delicious".
Earlier, the duchess was taken for a twirl on a makeshift dance floor in the Christchurch central business district by the founder of the student volunteer army, Sam Johnson.
Mr Johnson asked Camilla for a dance at the dance-o-mat, a temporary space created in response to the loss of many dance studios and performance spaces around the city as a result of the quakes.
Not to be overshadowed, Prince Charles swayed on to the mat, followed by Christchurch mayor Bob Parker and his wife, Jo Nicholls Parker.
The youthful army was formed in response to the need for volunteer help in the wake of the February 2011 quake which killed 185 people and destroyed the centre of Christchurch.
The demolition work didn't stop for the visit, with concrete tumbling from one of the nearby buildings carefully being pulled down in the CBD red zone and dust lingered in the air as the royals wandered through Cashel Mall.
Thousands of Cantabrians lined the mall hoping to catch a glimpse of the prince and duchess.
On her visit to the shipping container mall, Camilla picked up some items from one store, Hapa, including a merino scarf, a jumper, and five kiwi toys which she said were for her grandchildren.
Her press secretary tried to pay for the items, but the shop owner refused the money.
The royals had arrived in the city about midday and were welcomed at Christchurch City Council by the mayor, Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee and Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (CERA) chief executive Roger Sutton.
The couple then met privately with 20 people seriously injured in the 2011 quake and their caregivers.
The tour has also included visits to Auckland, Wellington and Feilding.
It was Camilla's first trip to New Zealand, while Prince Charles was last there in 2005.
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Oh my god I can see it now. Melo droppin 40 while Tyson and the D LOCKDOWNS D.B*tch and the Nyets
Alittle disappointed that WE dont get the home game to start.
Thats disrespect.
Damn now this is gonna be official, I can't wait. Bring it on, I see all our players playing with an added fire(as will Brooklyn) and that should propel us. Melo will be on a roll to start and stat will be stat again. We got this
I hear the next night we in the garden vs the heat. Lets go!!!!!!!!
DaTPRiNCE...That EGYPTiAN Fella, #MeloMafia
I think we got the opener last season at the "new" MSG so I'm ok with this being in BK, it'll be like a home game anyways.
I'm interested to see what the new full season schedule looks like. Last year was awesome cause there was a game like every other night for the Knicks and games every night on TV.
I hate that we play Miami the very next night but w/e.
When do they go on sale, can't wait to be in this Barclays building screaming for orange and blue!!
They can win the Battle but we will win the war. Just like what my giants showed the jets last year.
I'm going to try to go. Want to see what that Barclays Center looks like and I'll be wearing my JLIN 17 jersey that I never got to wear, f**k the haters if you don't like it.
That will be one good game to open the season, Knicks rule the Brooklyn Nets.
This is it, all the marbles are on the table. History made, winner has bragging rights.
I'm not sure that the Knicks can pull it out, we'll see.


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FORT BRAGG -- Talk about your homecoming celebrations.
Zach Smith's third touchdown run of the game, a 10-yarder with 2:38 left, lifted the Fort Bragg Timberwolves to an 18-14 homecoming win over the Middletown Mustangs in a North Central League I varsity football contest Friday night matching teams with identical 2-0 league and 4-1 overall records entering play.
Smith carried the ball 19 times for 188 yards. In addition to his game-winning TD in the fourth quarter, he scored on runs of 77 and 43 yards in the second quarter as the Timberwolves went into halftime leading 12-0.
"Fort Bragg dominated the first half," Middletown coach Bill Foltmer said. "I felt like we dominated the second half until that final drive of theirs."
Middletown (2-1 league, 4-2 overall) rallied back in front 14-12 on the strength of Ben Pike's 1-yard run in the third quarter and Austin Benson's 15-yard run with 7:17 left in the game. Tyler Drew added the extra-point kicks.
Fort Bragg (3-0, 5-1) was aided by a 15-yard late hit out of bounds on its final drive, one in which Timberwolf quarterback Tyler Ashby also made a couple of drive-sustaining runs, according to Foltmer.
"He had a couple of nice runs," Foltmer said.
After Fort Bragg scored late in the fourth quarter to go back in front, Middletown failed to pick up a first down before losing possession on downs.
"Their defense did a real good job," Foltmer said.
The Mustangs were limited to 112 yards on the ground. Quarterback Ben Pike added another 81 through the air, going 7-for-19 with two interceptions, one of which was picked off in the end zone as Middletown was driving late in the first half.
Fort Bragg won without completing a single pass. In fact, Ashby was 0-for-4 with two interceptions and was sacked five times, twice by Brad Bologna.
"I thought the kids did a good job of battling back after falling behind in the first half," Foltmer said. "I thought we had momentum in the second half until their final drive."
Drew and Benson intercepted passes for the Mustangs, who face a must-win situation next Friday when they visit St. Helena to play the undefeated Saints (3-0, 6-0).


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I don't think it's fair to put this completely on Felton. Everyone played horrible today
I don't think it's fair to put this completely on Felton. Everyone played horrible today
We gotta regroup and take these loses into consideration...we didn't get blown out, but it's a game we should of won. Bulls aren't all that...great interior defense, but offensively no reason why we should of gave up that many points and let them get so many rebounds....
Felton is coming back down to earth, so right now Knicks have to increase Jason Kidd's role to where he orchestrates the offense.
We don't want to late on that.
Man, those losses are coming at me hard.
I don't know, we keep losing after a good fun winning ride, is that how it feels to be a losing team?
Did our knicks spoil us with those wins that lead us to the be at the top of the east?
I just hope that we go back to our winning streak, losses get me down, to the deepest point of all.. I just hate it when we lose. Is that life? yeah i guess it is, we win and we lose, this is how it goes.
But, aren't we the knicks? Shouldn't we be the best of the east right now? come on knicks, keep being the best, keep breathing till amare and shump come back so we can be the NBA's best.
My Knicks are awesome, and this shall be the year of ultimate greatness
When Shump will back, bench Felton and let him play with Amare.
Kidd has to be main PG of champion team.
It's funny how people think Carmelo is MVP candidate...3 rebs 1 ast lol he will always be a volume shooter nothing more...
interesting is if this ref mess what we saw vs bulls is possible @ miami and ejections of lebron wade or bosh
melo was simply hammering in whole game and totaly none calls
Felton deserve on bench totaly 4 now.
Copeland should be started for Brewer too.
The main reason we lost was because we started with no effort, went down by 10 very quickly, and after that it was too late against very well coached, determined probably best defensive team
Of course Feltons 3 assists that came in garbage time didnt help and again he took 21 shots. This guy is a joke right now and untill the coach does something about it we are not winning anything.
Hate to be negative again, but it is what it is unfortunately.
i read somewhere that D-Will dont like "style of playing" what Avery Wants
but D-Will admits he is playing worse and its not that D-Will will be playing better but Avery can be simply fired
Its clear the knicks are not an elite defensive team like they were in the first few games of the season, holding teams under 90 for the first five games or so. Now we look more like '10 dantoni or Gentry's suns, outscoring the opponent is simply not the right way to play the game. We really missed Sheed and even Camby. Small line-ups simply won't work forever..
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I've lost respect for LeBron because he doesn't play physical defense at anymore, despite him having the best tools in the NBA. LeBron has gone two weeks without fouling anyone...fouls are apart of the game and it's natural. LeBron's game to me is becoming superficial and so hollywood...of course he's better than Melo, but Melo gets respect like how Arturo Gatti got respected. Gatti went to war unable to breathe with a blood nose and two eyes he couldn't see out of. I don't think LeBron is a warrior, maybe the fame totally propagated him...which is smart, dude is a bank, why sacrifice his body for us? He already got it made, got the ring...they call him the King.
I just back up Melo now because dude is going through a war against the refs, the doubters, facing injuries and trying to get the Knicks a championship with the 2nd best player on the team being Tyson Chandler where as guys like Durant and James get to play with Westbrook, Wade, Bosh, Ibaka, etc.
I support Melo because he's giving 100%, if he wasn't...I would bump the Carmelo Anthony is the New Glen Robinson thread.


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10. MUSIC: Boy George, This is What I Do
The iconic DJ and out former front man of new wave sensation Culture Club, Boy George releases his first full-length studio album in 18 years Tuesday with This Is What I Do, and it's sure to be every bit as fabulous and complex as the man behind the music. George says the album was heavily influenced by classic 1970s rock, and was written from a happy place. "This time, no ex-lovers to get revenge on," says George. Still, the tender, somber video for "King of Everything" (below) shows that George still squares off with enough demons to produce moving music that strikes a chord. Pre-order the deluxe, two-disc album on iTunes now or in stores Tuesday. — Sunnivie Brydum
9. THEATER: Doctor Anonymous
Psychiatrist-playwright Guy Fredrick Glass's new play delves into the bad old days when homosexuality was considered a mental illness. It's set in Philadelphia in 1972, and portrays a psychiatrist coming to terms with being gay, while a straight doctor is trying to turn him heterosexual. Meanwhile, the gay doc falls in love with an activist, against the backdrop of the city's mayoral race, with police chief Frank Rizzo, known for his raids on gay bars, seeking Philly's top political office. The play is inspired by the bold action of John E. Fryer, who, wearing a mask and using a voice-distorting microphone, stood up at the American Psychiatric Association's 1972 convention and declared himself gay, helping push the association to remove homosexuality from its list of mental disorders. Doctor Anonymous has its world premiere at Los Angeles's Zephyr Theatre, with performances beginning Thursday and continuing through May 4. Tickets and more info here. — Trudy Ring
8. MUSIC: Elton John, The Million Dollar Piano
The rock legend's 'acclaimed 2011 show, The Million Dollar Piano, is returning to the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas this month — and Wednesday, fans all over the country can be part of the audience. The 66-year-old musician and the eponymous 3,200-pound Yamaha piano, which dazzles concertgoers with its 68 LED screens that respond visually to John's music, can be viewed live in movie theaters nationwide that night. Tickets and screening locations are available at FathomEvents.com. — Daniel Reynolds
7. FILM: Divergent
Based on the series of worldwide best-selling young adult novels by Veronica Roth, Divergent is the first intallment of a planned sci-fi trilogy that is sure to resonate with an LGBT audience. The film stars Shailene Woodley (The Descendants) as Tris, who is a "divergent," or someone who is considered different and dangerous to society. In order to escape destruction at the hands of a militant leader played by Kate Winslet, Tris teams up with Four, portrayed by Theo James, who was recently interviewed by The Advocate and discussed the possibility of the film as a bisexual allegory. Divergent opens in wide release today. Watch the trailer below. — Daniel Reynolds
6. DVD: Geography Club
Geography Club, the feature film based on the first novel in Brent Hartinger's best-selling, critically acclaimed Russel Middlebrook series, comes home on DVD this week. The film follows the adventures of a group of teenage outsiders who find solace in forming an after-school club where they can be themselves. With characters such as 16-year-old Russel, who is going on dates with girls while nurturing a secret relationship with star quarterback Kevin, and the sexually confused Ike, Geography Club is a smart, fast, and funny account of contemporary teenagers as they discover their sexual identities, dreams, and values. Starring Cameron Deane Stewart (Pitch Perfect), Justin Deeley (Drop Dead Diva, 90210), and Nikki Blonsky (Hairspray). — Jase Peeples
Read The Advocate's interview with Alex Newell (Ike) here.
5. THEATER: Brahman/i: A One-Hijra Stand Up Comedy Show
Structured as a comedy routine, this is actually a provocative exploration of gender, sexuality, history, mythology, and high school, all from the perspective of an Indian intersex person, or hijra. Fawzia Mirza stars in Aditi Brennan Kapil's play, having its Chicago premiere in a co-production by About Face Theater and Silk Road Rising, directed by About Face artistic director Andrew Volkoff. Opens Thursday at the Chicago Temple and runs through April 27; order tickets here. — Trudy Ring
4. THEATER: Of Mice and Men
After his breakout performance in Bridesmaids, Irish actor Chris O'Dowd hopes to engage more gay fans this spring with his Broadway debut as oafish simpleton Lennie in Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck's 1937 play about Depression-era migrant workers — even if they're mostly there to see James Franco. In previews now; for more information go here. — Brandon Voss
3. MUSIC: Kylie Minogue, "Sexercise"
Kylie Minogue's second single from her new album, Kiss Me Once, dropped this week, and the track's title tells you pretty much everything you need to know: "Sexercise." And that's exactly what you'll want to do while listening to this surefire summer club staple. And because Ms. Minogue knows her audience, she has released two versions of the sultry track: the official one featuring close-up shots of Minogue and her fellow flexible ladies thrusting and busting as they demonstrate the benefits of exercise — and a second version where Minogue auditions a series of buff boys for role, challenging them to go deeper and work harder for a spot in Kylie's … video. — Sunnivie Brydum
Watch the official video below:
And the less official but beefier version here:
2. TV: From Here on Out
From Here on Out zeroes in on aging gay writer Jimmy Randall (Terry Ray), who sells his show Guy Dubai: International Gay Spy to Here TV's 18-year-old president (Austin Robert Miller). Told he must hire an openly gay leading man, Jimmy casts the gorgeous Sam Decker (T.J. Hoban) — even though Sam's secretly straight. The sitcom is now available on Here TV's YouTube Premium channel and is set to debut everywhere March 28. But until then be sure to check out the eye candy spectacular that is the video remix of the show's theme song below — Jase Peeples
1. FILM: Muppets Most Wanted
The Muppets return to the big screen in their latest caper: Muppets Most Wanted. During a European tour of their show, Kermit the Frog is mistaken for an international crook named Constantine, who is nearly identical in appearance to America's favorite amphibian. Stealing Kermit's identity, Constantine takes control of the Muppets and brings along his dastardly sidekick, played by Ricky Gervais, in a nefarious scheme. Expect many laughs and celebrity appearances from the latest installment of the foam-filled franchise, including a performance by Tina Fey as Kermit's prison guard and Ty Burrell as an Interpol agent. Disney's Muppets Most Wanted opens in wide release today. Watch the trailer below. — Daniel Reynolds


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Parsing (State of the art)
- Performance measure: PARSEVAL - the evalb program
- Training data: sections 2-21 of Wall Street Journal corpus
- Testing data: section 23 of Wall Street Journal corpus
Table of results
|System name
|Short description
|Main publications
|Results (PARSEVAL)
|Charniak & Johnson's Parser
|Lexicalized N-Best PCFG + Discriminative reranking
|Johnson and Charniak (2005)
|also works well on Brown
|Self-trained Charniak & Johnson Parser
|Above + self-training on ~2 million raw sentences from NANC
|McClosky, Charniak, and Johnson (2006)
|also works well on Brown
|Collins' Parser
|Lexicalized PCFG
|Collins (1999), Bikel (2004)
|Dan Bikel's implementation
|Berkeley Parser
|Automatically induced PCFG
|Petrov et al. (2006), Petrov and Klein (2007)
|Berkeley Parser
|works well also for Chinese and German
|Link Grammar
|Dependency grammar
|Temperley, Sleator, Lafferty, others (1995-2006)
|Actively supported project
|Persian, Arabic, Chinese, German, Russian dictionaries have been developed.
Bikel, D. (2004). On The Parameter Space of Generative Lexicalized Statistical Parsing Models. PhD Thesis, Computer and Information Science, University of Pennsylvania.
Collins, M. (1999). Head-driven Statistical Models for Natural Language Parsing. PhD Thesis, Computer and Information Science, University of Pennsylvania.
Charniak, E. and Johnson, M. (2005). Coarse-to-fine n-best parsing and MaxEnt discriminative reranking. Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Meeting of the ACL, pages 173–180, Ann Arbor, June 2005.
McClosky, D., Charniak, E., and Johnson, M. (2006) Effective Self-Training for Parsing. Proceedings of HLT/NAACL 2006, pages 152-159, New York City, USA, June 2006.
Petrov, S., Barrett, L., Thibaux, R., and Klein, D. (2006). Learning accurate, compact, and interpretable tree annotation. Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Computational Linguistics and 44th Annual Meeting of the ACL, pages 433–440, Sydney.
Petrov, S., and Klein, D. (2007). Improved inference for unlexicalized parsing. Proceedings of NAACL 2007, pages 404-411.
Sleator, Daniel & Davy Temperly (1993) "Parsing English with a Link Grammar", Third International Workshop on Parsing Technologies.
See also
External links
- PARSEVAL - the evalb program


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Kanye West had barely spent one day on Instagram when his account crossed the 1 million follower milestone. With just one post to his credit, that's a rapid ascent that should give everybody pause. Imagine: If Kanye can sustain this momentum for 99 more days, he'll pass Selena Gomez as the most-followed Instagram user by the end of 2016.
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By the numbers, Kanye has a long way to climb to catch up with his pop contemporaries. His wife Kim Kardashian holds court with nearly 83 million followers on the photo-sharing network, while sparring partner Taylor Swift sits pretty with 91 million. The reigning King of Instagram Justin Bieber has 77.8 million Beliebers as his captive audience for shirtless pics, dog photos and the occasional singalong video.
West's auspicious debut is bound to gather more attention as he grows his content library, but for now, just 24 hours into his presence on the site, he's got a lot to celebrate. Congrats on 1 million followers, Kanye! We're wishing you tens (nay, hundreds) of millions more!
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Breast Cancer Radiation May Increase Risk of Heart DiseaseMar 19, 2013
A study by British researchers and colleagues has found that radiation for breast cancer slightly increases a woman's risk for heart problems. Women and their doctors should be aware of the risk when discussing breast cancer treatment, they say. Awareness can also help women who have had breast radiation make informed choices about lifestyle behaviors that can affect their risk of heart disease.
Radiation is often given after breast-conserving surgery to help lower the chance that the cancer will come back in the breast or nearby lymph nodes. Radiation may also be recommended after mastectomy in patients with a large tumor, or when cancer is found in the lymph nodes.
Because the heart is near the breasts—especially the left one—it is often exposed to some of the radiation. The study, published in the March 14, 2013 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, estimated how much this exposure was likely to increase a woman's risk of heart disease.
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Researchers studied the medical records of 2168 women in Sweden and Denmark who had radiation for breast cancer between 1958 and 2001. They estimated that the heart was exposed to, on average, a total of 4.9 units of radiation—called grays—during radiation of the breast.
The rate of major heart events was found to increase slightly with each gray. Major heart events included heart attack, the need to unblock or replace blood vessels to the heart, or death from a reduced blood supply to the heart (ischemic heart disease). For women who already had risk factors for heart disease, the risk of a major heart event increased a little more. But overall the increased risk was still very small.
For example, for a 50-year-old woman with no pre-existing heart risk factors, a 3-gray dose of radiation would increase her risk of having a major heart event before age 80 by 0.9% (from 4.5% to 5.4%). If she had one or more pre-existing heart risk factors, a 3-gray dose of radiation would increase her risk of having a major heart event before age 80 by 1.7%.
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The study's authors point out that while doses of radiation to the heart are now lower than they were during the study's treatment period, in most women the heart still receives a total dose of 1 to 5 grays.
Radiation is often an important part of treatment for breast cancer, helping to lower the chances that the cancer will return. Still, women considering breast cancer treatment and their doctors need to take the risks of treatment—including the slightly increased risk of heart disease—into account when making treatment decisions. This is especially important in women who have known risk factors for heart disease.
Women who have already had radiation treatment for breast cancer should make sure their primary care doctor knows about it, so they can receive appropriate follow-up care. Heart disease is the most common cause of death among all women. In women who have had breast radiation, taking steps to lower your risk of heart disease—such as not smoking, staying at a healthy weight, exercising, and eating a healthy diet, as well as getting cholesterol and blood pressure checks—is even more important.
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We all know that the Mississippi Delta the birthplace of blues and home to some of the best barbecue in the country. That's why it was so hard to watch the rising waters of the Mississippi River flood more than 3 million acres of farmland in Mississippi, Tennessee and Arkansas. Then, at the end of May, just 400 miles away from the Delta, the town of Joplin, Missouri was ravaged by a massive tornado that killed more than 140 people and destroyed 8,000 homes.
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The Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Special Education, with the focus on Autism, is designed to meet the needs of professionals who serve children with autism in a school setting or in a cognate area of administration. The program consists of 36 semester hours that includes core and major requirements. Individuals may apply to the Florida Department of Education for the autism endorsement after completing the courses in the Autism Concentration area of the program of study.
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Richard Littlemore | September 2, 2008
By Richard Littlemore • Tuesday, September 2, 2008 - 07:44
Sea ice extent has fallen below the 2005 minimum, previously the second-lowest extent recorded since the dawn of the satellite era, the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center reported last week.
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The satellite era isn't very
The satellite era isn't very old and the time satellites have been taking pictures of arctic sea ice is an even more recent thing. I'd like to know when the first meaningful picture of arctic sea ice was taken. (the 60's?)
Whatever - it's like yesterday in climate terms.
Steve L replied on Permalink
If I search Rick's comments...
Will I find him referring to a decline in global temperatures between 1998 and 2008? And yet Rick claims the difference between the 60s and now is "like yesterday in climate terms."
Rick replied on Permalink
thats because I'm arguing on
thats because I'm arguing on terms set by the other side. You guys want to argue it both ways so thats what you get.
Steve L replied on Permalink
Oh yeah, the consensus
If you're going to talk about "the other side", then you should make sure what the other side is. I suspect here you mean the scientific consensus on AGW in the peer-reviewed literature, as compiled by the IPCC. Where does the other side "argue it both ways"?
I think you've got it backwards. It's the "a consensus isn't scientific" group that argues multiple ways, and assumes that each of them is equally valid. That's why you have jerks saying both, "they can't tell how warm it was in the past," and, "the MWP was warmer than now." There are other examples.
Traciatim replied on Permalink
@Rick, it's 1979. @Richard,
@Rick, it's 1979.
@Richard, I like how rather than focus on the increase over last year reversing the multi-year trend, but instead just switch focus to another comparison year to make the data look worse than it is.
Brian D replied on Permalink
Let's see the data, then.
Or rather, given how the inactivists are incapable of doing a linear regression (see their claims re: 1998), let's see what the data say.
Dataset: ftp://sidads.colorado.edu/DATASETS/NOAA/G02135
Hmm. Reversing the multi-year trend? Or did you mix up signal and noise?
That said, I'd be surprised if it broke 2007's record. This doesn't mean it isn't decreasing (recall that due to noise, each year does NOT need to be lower than the last!), but it's still cause for worry.
Rick replied on Permalink
that graph definitely proves
that graph definitely proves that ice melts in the summer
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
And guess what your comment means?
It means that you do not have a clue what you are talking about.
Are you just ignorant of basic science and logic or are you deliberately dishing out misinformation?
Either way, you people are pathetic.
Ian Forrester
Rick replied on Permalink
Look bud - My formal
Look bud - My formal education finished up at high school - and even that was a long time ago. But I know this much - Your hyper sensitivity toward an obvious throwaway comment about a simple graph (that doesn't show much by the way) indicates a weakness in your confidence of your beliefs about your global warming religion. You must believe! Have faith in Al! Ha!!!
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
You just proved you are even more stupid than I thought
Keep it up, you just show how desperate and ignorant you AGW deniers are becoming.
If you know so much then please tell us why the graph is meaningless. I bet you can't.
The data in the graph is confirmed by taking sediment samples which show that the ice extent is at its lowest for at least 150,000 years and probably a lot longer than that.
You are just a blowhard ignorant pathetic person.
Ian Forrester
Rick replied on Permalink
thats true - and you are a
thats true - and you are a kindly humble and good gentleman who needs to put us stupid folk in our place - your great knowledge and superior logic will be the salvation of us all. Thanks for fixing the climate dude.
gary replied on Permalink
Don't let Ian ruffle your feathers!
He is just a local alarmist blowhard that throws our ridiculous statements from time to time and pretends that they are authoritative.
IE: "Lowest for at least 150,000 years" Just wild conjecture, not a chance in hell any one on earth could back that up with any sort of proof.
Enjoy the amusement value and move on to more important topics.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
Gary actually makes a true statement
Gary said: "throws our ridiculous statements". So you admit that your statements are ridiculous? Yes I will "throw" them as far as I can since they are just rubbish and lies.
Ian Forrester
Rick replied on Permalink
Keep it up, (but I got
Keep it up,
(but I got stuff to do - I have to get the rent money into the bank and all that) you just show how desperate and ignorant you AGW deniers are becoming.
(I take issue with your charge that I am "becoming" ignorant and desperate. My desperation and ignorance is pretty steady if you check the graphs)
If you know so much then please tell us why the graph is meaningless. I bet you can't.
(meaningless is your word bud - I said "simple" and that "it doesn't show much"
The data in the graph is confirmed by taking sediment samples which show that the ice extent is at its lowest for at least 150,000 years and probably a lot longer than that.
(wait a minute - I thought that graph was dealing with 4 years within my life time and yet somehow it's about 150,000 years - obviously I didn't look at the whole thing close enough - oh well - it's small print and all that)
You are just a blowhard ignorant pathetic person.
(no - I'm more than that. I'm just a blowhard ignorant pathetic person on the internet. In real life I'm not so bad - I have references!)
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
Did you forget what you posted previously?
Seems you have a short memory too.
You said: "The satellite era isn't very old and the time satellites have been taking pictures of arctic sea ice is an even more recent thing. I'd like to know when the first meaningful picture of arctic sea ice was taken. (the 60's?)
Whatever - it's like yesterday in climate terms".
Just pointing out since you have proved and admitted that you do not know what you are talking about, that the data go back far further than the short period of time you seem to think we know about.
Try reading science texts and papers, you will learn a lot more there than what you are finding in the AGW denier sites you are using for your (mis)information.
Ian Forrester
Steve L replied on Permalink
I wonder
What did Triciatim think during the melt season of 2007? Did Triciatim think, "OMG, the continuing, multi-year, downward trend is getting worse!" Naw, Triciatim was probably repeating a lot of talking points about special circumstances in 2007 – it's not AGW, it's special wind patterns, etc. Which is fine: the extraordinary reduction in ice was partly due to other factors (be mindful that special wind patterns could be set up by AGW, though). But here Triciatim says this is a reversal of a multi-year trend and ignores the issue that has been concerning folks, positive feedback. Multiyear ice drastically reduced in 2007, and the thin first year ice was eliminated fairly easily in 2008, reducing albedo (increasing absorption of solar energy), which limits the ability of ice to recover….
PS. The multi-year trend Triciatim refers to, of course, is: 2005 (smallest amount of ice at the time), 2006 (more ice than 2005), 2007 (new record for smallest amount of ice).
Gary replied on Permalink
Glo-Bull Warming causes record cold!
Mean while down south, alarmists are blaming Global Warming for record cold in Austrailia.
You just can't make these things up? LOL. http://news.smh.com.au/national/big-chill-a-symptom-of-climate-chaos-20080901-46yx.html
Gary replied on Permalink
While this is quite amusing
It means nothing.
Except to alarmists trying to hype up a failing AGW movement and teary eyed adolescents brain washed into thinking the polar bears are dying.
Ice melting up north in the summer is normal and increases and decreases with the North Atlantic oscillation cycle.
Meanwhile down south the alarmists completely ignore:
Antarctic Sea Ice at Record High
Rick replied on Permalink
What? - you mean the AGW
What? - you mean the AGW folks cherry pick their data? No Way! - I refuse to believe they would look away from info that doesn't support AGW. They are above such things - plus they are way to smart to cheat!
Smartlikestreetcar replied on Permalink
For the first time...
For the first time in about the last 125,000 years, the Arctic is an island. Both the Northwest and the Northeast Passages are open. http://tinyurl.com/68odoj
Rick replied on Permalink
absolute statements about
absolute statements about 125,000 years ago. I don't know about that. Data has to be interpreted. It's not like Fred and Barney were sending up Satellites and getting pictures.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
Proving once again you do not know what you are talking about
Keep on spouting your nonsense, it makes you look even more stupd than you previously have done (and that was pretty bad).
Why do you have so much to say about something you obviously know nothing about?
As I said before try reading up on the science concerning climate change and how it can be determined what happened in the distant past.
Ian Forrester
gary replied on Permalink
Keep on spouting your nonsense, it makes you look even more stupd than you previously have done (and that was pretty bad).
To get the very best science about past climate, you should read papers published by geologists and paleoclimatoligists. The actually study the subject and don't just make wild assed guesses about it.
But then they don't agree with AGW so I guess you would never read anything they write.
You crack me up Ian.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
Why do you not cite them then?
Tell us what papers we have all missed. I bet you cannot cite one that stands up to rigorous review.
Ian Forrester
Gary replied on Permalink
I don't believe I have seen any paper yet by anyone on the topic of climate history that can stand up to rigorous review.
It is all interpretation of sketchy evedence!!!
That is why Mann's hockey stick nonsense was so easy to show up as a fraud!
That said, I would most certainly trust their conclusions over those of a computer gamer with CO2 on the brain.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
You need to understand science to interprete the data
That is why you have so many problems. You know nothing about science and have the gall to accuse eminent scientists of fraud. You are one nasty person.
Ian Forrester
gary replied on Permalink
And right on Que
Here is another example of wild conjecture tossed out as though it were fact:
"first time in about the last 125,000 years, the Arctic is an island."
There is absolutely no way to prove or disprove that, it is just empty retoric meant to prop up the failed agenda.
Rick replied on Permalink
I guess I should have read
I guess I should have read this before I posted
Gary replied on Permalink
Look for more of the same
In the coming year as the cooling continues, I predict we will see more and more outrageous claims as the AGW faithful become more and more desperate to keep the scare alive.
With the actual climate not cooperating with the alarmists virtual climate(GCMs), they will begin to panic and say just about anything.
Watch for it. It will be amusing.
Steve L replied on Permalink
Yeah, right on Quebec.
Way to go.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
You don't know anything either
Are Rick and Gary the same person, surely two people can't be that stupid or ignorant.
There are plenty of papers showing what the extent of the ice sheet was 125,000 years ago.
Why not be sensible and do a literature search and see what you can find?
Ian Forrester
Gary replied on Permalink
Unless you have some photos
They are all guesses and extrapolations at best and wild hysteria at worst.
Even you know that. Nobody is stupid enough to believe anything definitive can be said on that topic.
Oh Wait. Al Gore and Jimmy Hansen have actually see it.
Sorry I forgot.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
Ian Forrester
gary replied on Permalink
I guess I can't argue with that insightful comment on the topic.
I bow to the superior debater and his Oh so eloquent argument.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
Great, Gary has been converted
I knew that if I persisted I could eventually make you see reason and accept what >95% of scientific papers agree on.
Ian Forrester
Rick replied on Permalink
numbers like 95% always make
numbers like 95% always make me wonder. It's like 4 out of 5 dentists agree. Colgate is great. What about the other guy?
95 isn't 100.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
WOW you are good at maths
Rick said: "95 isn't 100." I can't believe you actually got something right for once.
However, when we discuss percentages of papers in the scientific literature there are always some that make it through the peer review system and are either wrong and should never have been accepted, or are later shown to be wrong (ever hear about the so called "Iris effect? It doesn't exist).
See here for some papers that made it through which shouldn't have:
Ian Forrester
Gary replied on Permalink
And 95% is a bald faced lie as well
Its just a number alarmists pull out of the air in an attempt to sound credible.
Nobody believes it.
gary replied on Permalink
Lets see.....
2500 in favor.
35000 against.
hmmmmm. Don't think that is quite 95%.
Strandwolf replied on Permalink
Their concept of research
is to retire to a darkened quiet room and tune in Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, and/or Michael Savage. They thereby become imbued with Special Knowledge From On High.
Will Grant replied on Permalink
So... let me get this straight....
Rick and Gary are saying that it is impossible to know what the climate was like a hundred-thousand years ago?
Umm… as far as I know, the last major ice age isn't a controversial subject. It happened, and I don't know a single scientist that refutes that. So exactly how can we know about the last ice age unless we know what the climate was like?
Also when I hear things like "Over here in it's getting colder, so how can we have Global Warming?" I have to laugh. It's called Global Climate Change. Average temperatures are rising, but that makes more extreme weather locally. Extremes of warm weather and extremes of cold weather. Anyone who doesn't know that, doesn't understand Global Climate Change, and certainly has none of my respect when they try to argue about it.
Please, if you're not going to make an effort to understand the other persons argument, don't try to refute it.
Rick replied on Permalink
"Also when I hear things
"Also when I hear things like "Over here in it's getting colder, so how can we have Global Warming?" I have to laugh. It's called Global Climate Change."
So everyone agrees to stop pointing at the regional phenomenon of Arctic sea ice? well good - I can accept that.
Rick replied on Permalink
"Rick and Gary are saying
"Rick and Gary are saying that it is impossible to know what the climate was like a hundred-thousand years ago?"
yep it's impossible and scientists looking back that far have to interpret evidence. Those interpretations are subject to errors and adjustments and corrections and more corrections after that. As far as I know, they haven't built a time machine that goes back to the past yet.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
WOW, you just proved that you know nothing about science
For your information a large part of science is based on interpreting data. That is why you have to be smart to be a scientist. I don't know of any experimental instrument which gives completed papers and figures as output. Most that I have worked with give me numbers which I then have to be able to interpret. That is why 50% of experiments are considered to be "controls" so that proper interpretations can be made.
If you ever find any of the instruments you think scientists should be using then please send me one. I can then hire high school drop outs instead of PhD's to do my work which will make it much cheaper.
Ian Forrester
Rick replied on Permalink
A lot of what scientists do
A lot of what scientists do is establish understanding of the past to be wrong. It follows that current understandings by top scientists are subject to error as well. Thats why I don't put faith in the current gospel being preached by the white coats, because 30 years from now there will be another major revision…. and that will be wrong too.
Scientists are just explorers searching through things and making up maps of what they think is going on. Right now theres a lot of talk of dragons in the sea.
Ian Forrester replied on Permalink
You haven't a clue
Why do you continue to make a laughing stock of yourself with your ridiculous comments?
I bet your family, friends, neighbours and employer would get a good laugh at you if they knew you were so stupid.
Ian Forrester
Zog replied on Permalink
Actually, you don't "have to
Actually, you don't "have to be smart to be a scientist."
(Think physicist Michael Mann). Even Knuckledragger himself is a scientist of sorts, albeit an unsuccessful one.


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|Celiac friendly
Fantastic gluten free pizza that doesn't ever make me sick
|Celiac friendly
A great crust. My sister and I split the pizza. I am very sensitive and did not get sick at all after eating here.
I love their Gluten Free pizza. It's one of my favorites. When I'm looking to splurge this is where I go. I usually get their Greek salad to go along with my pizza. Yummy!!
|Not celiac friendly
1985 W. Happy Valley Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85085
Would never order here again, sat on phone stating I have a gluten intolerance and they bring me a regular pizza.
5135 S Fort Apache Rd #100, Las Vegas, NV 89148
Excellent GF pizza. You can order a 10 inch or a 14 inch thin crust. I've eaten here three times now without any reaction.
|Celiac friendly
7810 N 12th St, Phoenix, AZ 85020
I loved the gf crust made from scratch, not bought! Good & friendly service. It would be great if they had gf beer but had wine!
16841 E. Shea Blvd., Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
By far the most delicious tasting gf pizza! The secret may be in the combination of Roma tomatoes with cheese and pepperoni on an amazing gf thin crust. The service was also excellent.
9240 W. Northern Ave, Peoria, AZ 85345
Very good pizza and quick service, even on Friday evening. Gluten free thin crust pizza , available in 10 and 14 inch size.
7570 Norman Rockwell Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89131
Great food and service. I have full celiac disease and had no issues. They even have GF Barq's root beer!
|Not celiac friendly
1959 S. Signal Butte Rd, Mesa, AZ 85209
Great Pizza, good service but lacking options.
150 E Sheldon St, Prescott, AZ 86301
definitely not my favorite pizza but at least I didn't get sick
16841 E. Shea Blvd., Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
They have build you own gf pizza. Tasty and I did not get sick!
|Celiac friendly
7570 Norman Rockwell Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89131
The pizza is really good and they have two sizes. The also have other gluten free items under salad and appetizers. Some of the servers are a little slow but the food is worth the wait.
2805 West Carefree Highway, Phoenix, AZ 85086
Outstanding gluten free pizza that never makes me sick. They also offer gf beer and gf cider
|Celiac friendly
9301 E Shea Blvd, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Great evening. Our server was great, as it was a Sunday night, and slow, but he was attentive. Ordered the GF crust 10" pizza, and it was great. Could not finish the pizza, and brought about 1/3 home. Complimented the cook for working with a GF pre-made crust, as it was one of the better pizzas I have had in a while. (Would have done 4.5 stars, but that wasn't an option).
|Not celiac friendly
16838 N 7th St, Phoenix, AZ 85022
gluten free pizza is amazing, there are distinct cross contamination warnings. but I haven't had any issues.
|Celiac friendly
15560 N Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Good GF pizza celiac friendly😋👍
542 W Baseline Ste, Mesa, AZ 85210
I have safely eaten their pizza a number of times now without getting sick. They also offer a GF bruschetta "appetizer," which is on our pizza crust so it's large. It is really tasty though and a nice alternative to pizza.
9301 E Shea Blvd, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
I had to stop eating gluten a month ago and knew I'd miss pizza. I have tried a couple and they were so-so. I tried this pizza and it was the best pizza ever. Actually better than most regular pizza I've had!
5965 W Ray Road, Chandler, AZ 85226
Super delicious! Best GF pizza I've had. I'm kind of glad we don't have one back home -I'd eat here too often :-)
6730 E Thomas Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Overall really good gluten free pizza and spinach dip and they have Daiya cheese as an option, but it tastes kinda odd (compared to Daiya's own gf and vegan pizza) for some reason. I did have a mild reaction once, so I would be careful, but every other time I've gone I've been fine and the staff is willing to answer questions about the allergen info on everything.
214 E Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85012
The gluten free pizza was delicious! And they have gluten free beer, which was a nice surprise. Will definitely return.
|Celiac friendly
7025 E. Florentine Rd, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
That was some gooooood pizza, Holmes! But be wary of the topping! The NYC-style pizza comes with meatballs (full of gluten). Substitute other toppings if you're in doubt.
|Celiac friendly
5843 W. Thunderbird Rd., Glendale, AZ 85306
Great gluten free pizza!
|Celiac friendly
5031 N 44th St, Phoenix, AZ 85018
Best gluten free pizza I found in Arcadia.
542 W Baseline Ste, Mesa, AZ 85210
the one on baseline has a delivery driver who does gluten free and she told me I can also order the spinach dip with gf bread. they just use the gf pizza crust. I love their food and I feel good that one of the workers knows about being gf.
5965 W Ray Road, Chandler, AZ 85226
Gluten free pizza was delicious! Best I've found. Nice and cheesy, good sauce, thin but tasty crust. We will definitely be back for more of the pizza. The menu lists Redbridge GF beer but when I ordered that the server said they ran out. Disappointing as this was my birthday celebration dinner. I later asked her when she thought they might get the beer in again and she said they stopped buying it because no one ever ordered it :-( I asked her if people rarely ordered the gf pizza too but she said, no, the gf pizza is a popular item. Deducting one star for not having the beer that is on their menu and on their online menu but otherwise would have been five stars. Friendly service, nice atmosphere-good family restaurant as rest of family could enjoy delicious regular pizza and bread bites that comes to table served with dipping sauce.
1959 S. Signal Butte Rd, Mesa, AZ 85209
The place was empty for dinner and service was lacking... the pizza is their only gluten free item, which is sad, because our server couldn't even guarantee that the salads were safe! Not the kind of place to go to when you want a meal
542 W Baseline Ste, Mesa, AZ 85210
Very helpful and great gluten free pizza and toppings.
3120 E Cactus Road, Phoenix, AZ 85032
GF crust is great. GF wings too. Love this pizza joint. Don't always have GF beer at restaurant which is disappointing.
|Not celiac friendly
150 E Sheldon St, Prescott, AZ 86301
Pizza is okay, it'll do in a pinch bit it does cost more than Rosa's downtown. I'd classify them as celiac tolerant, rather than celiac friendly.
9240 W. Northern Ave, Peoria, AZ 85345
Great pizza - we get ours with no cheese and it is awesome. Expect a thin crust and might have to order something extra because it is light eating.
5031 N 44th St, Phoenix, AZ 85018
Terrible food! The taste was just so NOT NY!
16838 N 7th St, Phoenix, AZ 85022
Cross contamination seems to be a problem with the 7th St and Greenway location. After two strikes, they will not get any more of my business.
7570 Norman Rockwell Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89131
Wasn't impressed. The staff seemed clueless.
9249 W Union Hills Dr, Peoria, AZ 85382
We just picked up dinner from them last night. They have great pizza and GF pizza is the best tasting in town!
9240 W. Northern Ave, Peoria, AZ 85345
Very GF pizza with tons of options
1959 S. Signal Butte Rd, Mesa, AZ 85209
Really good gluten free pizza but not much else gluten free .... But worth the trip for the pizza and they deliver!
1959 S. Signal Butte Rd, Mesa, AZ 85209
Waitress had no clue whether they had a gluten free menu or not! Really disappointing.
2990 E. Germann Rd, Chandler, AZ 85286
The pizza crust is the best I've tasted so far!
7805 N 35th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85051
The gf pizza is good but the gf menu is week. They don't even have a salad dressing option and the service was less than stellar. Especially once they knew we were gf.
5031 N 44th St, Phoenix, AZ 85018
Same good gf pizza and understanding staff as at the location on Camelback. Thank you Streets!
214 E Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85012
The staff has been so understanding and accommodating to my gf needs over the years! Thanks everyone!! And the gf pizza is very good. Seriously.
7805 N 35th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85051
pretty good :-)
7570 Norman Rockwell Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89131
Gluten free pizza delicious. Great service as well.
4757 E Greenway Road, Phoenix, AZ 85032
decent gf pizza
5965 W Ray Road, Chandler, AZ 85226
Best GF pizza I have had. We found this place on vacation and I totally wish there was one near us. I'm going to make my husband go back again before we leave. The boys can all eat gluten and loved the normal pizza and breadsticks. Finding a place all of us can enjoy is rare indeed!
5843 W. Thunderbird Rd., Glendale, AZ 85306
The pizza was decent, but during my first visit (which certainly turned into my last) the staff was inexcusably rude.
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By Annie Reuter
Flavor Flav made an appearance on The Eric Andre Show recently where he dropped news about his "top-notch" solo album before things spun totally out of control.
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Dressed completely in white — hat, three-piece suit, larger-than-life clock necklace — Flavor Flav exuded confidence, but there were a few things that set him off during the comedic interview, and it's unclear whether or not Flav was in on the joke. When co-host Hannibal Buress paused the show for a selfie, a crew guy grabbed Flav's crotch and things quickly went downhill.
"Don't do that. You grab my d—, I will punch you in the f—in' face and we will be fighting right here on this mother f—in' stage," warned Flav.
Andre tried to grab the rapper and Flavor jumped up, ready to fight. Without warning, Andre stripped down, and jumped into a bathtub underneath his desk while Buress kicked Flav in the face. It was totally weird, even by Flav's standards.
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text: I have been re-watching Star Trek in HD with my last complete viewing about a decade ago. As a kid, back in the 90s, I loved the Original Series. TNG, DS9 and VOY couldn't hold a candle to it as far as I was concerned. However, with time I came to like those series just as much. Now going back to Star Trek I'm shocked at how boring and silly most of the episodes are. Season 1 is still okay if not amazing. Season 2 is a lot worse and season 3 is a chore to watch with almost every episode. By no means does this series hold up to the modern incarnations of Star Trek. It is excessively slow paced, the characters are often obtuse and whiny not because of their personalities but because the script uses this as an excuse for actual drama. The plots also often lack slickness suffering from inconsistency, meandering around until they resolve often with serious gaps in logic and without much dramatic purpose. The series also appears to have very little internal consistency. I get no sense of what rules govern this universe and there are certain plot themes that get repeated again and again. Finally even the acting is a lot worse than I remember. Often it feels like more of a pantomime than a science fiction series. I fear this might be the last time I watch Star Trek with the exception of maybe a dozen or so episodes. My question therefore is, is our respect and love for this series based on too much reverie for the past than actual quality that stands the test of time?