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The Gluten-Free NYC Boutique feels that every season is gift-giving season, but if any one season is gift-giving season, it would have to be this one.

Whenever you're thinking of gift-giving, please keep the GFNYC Boutique's products in mind.

Thank you for your attention.

Special designs, including the Gluten-Free Alphabet (right), by Debbie Glasserman Design

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When I launched the Gluten-Free NYC Boutique last year, I planned to donate a portion of the revenue to a gluten-free cause. So today I'm very happy to announce that the first donated portion is on its way to the Westchester Celiac Sprue Support Group (WCSSG). If you're a regular reader of this blog, you already know I'm a fan of this support group, which has played a critical role in improving the lives and the health of people with celiac disease in the greater metropolitan area. The check is in the mail, WCSSG!

And remember: You can find designer Debbie Glasserman's Gluten-Free Alphabet (below) and other designs at the Gluten-Free NYC Boutique.

PDA @ PDA

The People's Design Award (henceforth known here as PDA) welcomes your vote for good design by 6 pm EST on October 16, 2007.

I'm such a great admirer of Debbie Glasserman's Gluten-Free Alphabet design (pictured) for my Gluten-Free NYC Boutique that I've nominated it in a shameless Display of Public Affection (henceforth known here as PDA too).

So far it seems to be the only gluten-free design in the competition. If you like it, please go ahead and indulge in your own Public Display of Affection—the design is up against such heavy-hitters as the iPhone and the Vaughan S-2 Split-head Hammer!

You can find the design, comment on it, and vote for it by searching for the word gluten.

UPDATE As of about 10:22 pm Sunday, the Gluten-Free Alphabet seems to be 109 in a field of 290—not bad considering it's late entry? And there's still time to put in some more votes and/or comments....

SHAMELESS SHIRT PROMOTION

So there you are, IM-ing furiously about your G-L-U-T-E-N - F-R-E-E diet, when you realize your fingers might fall off if you don't find a quicker way to express yourself. Just when you're about to panic, your eyes come to rest on your mousepad—and you find the answer!
























Days later, you're talking with a friend who's started dating a terrific celiac chick. Your friend wants to buy her a gift...and you know just the thing for her!
























The gluten-free alphabet. Simply indispensible. Available at the Gluten-Free NYC Boutique.

And here's the Patrick Stewart alphabet. Compare and contrast.



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Design: Debbie Glasserman/Glasserman Design