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Opinion: Social stigma?
Sex-ed should teach safe habits, not abstinence only
Published: Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Updated: Tuesday, December 4, 2012 13:12
Urban Dictionary defines the "walk of shame" as "the walk across campus in the same clothes as yesterday after you slept with someone and spent the night in their dorm room."
Thankfully, you won't often hear the phrase "walk of shame" articulated verbally outside of a tv show parody of the "fratty party guy" archetype, but as a piece of language it speaks to a very simple fact about how sexuality is viewed in the eyes of mainstream American society: something to be ashamed of, something to keep hidden, but also something to be pointed out for crude laughs or advertising purposes.
Ever stopped and thought about how odd it is that we live in a world where 50 Shades of Grey — a romance novel describing in graphic detail the exploratory sexual experimentations of a young woman — could become a record setting best-seller among women young and old, while at the same time debates raged in Congress about whether or not people should have easy and affordable access to
It's a result of the same mindset that forces CIA directors and US senators into early retirement, and it's the reason why your mom went to go see Magic Mike. We live in a moment in history where the mainstream culture has embraced sexuality more than any other in the last few centuries at least, yet when it comes to talking about and doing the act itself, it's still viewed as taboo and dirty.
Of course improving an entire society's attitude toward a topic as loaded and touchy as sex is no small feat, but that change has to begin somewhere right? Why not start with the places where these attitudes first take hold, an environment of directed learning and social interaction. Why not start with our schools?
Currently the state of Texas advocates a policy of abstinence-only sex education. Known as the Abstinence-Centered Education Program, this policy encourages "the implementation of evidence-based interventions, as defined by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) that will delay initiation of sexual activity ... in youth ages fifteen (15) through nineteen (19)" in public schools grades 5-12.
Here's the part I left out of that quote: "... as part of a continuum of services to decrease the teen pregnancy rate and rate of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) ..." This is certainly a noble goal for the department of State Health Services, but the fact of the matter is that there's no evidence that presenting abstinence as the only acceptable option and neglecting matters of contraception and the healthy practice of responsible sexual behavior has any effect on these statistics at all.
If you need hard evidence and numbers then you need only look at the rates of teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease to see that this sort of thinking is not working out. We must look beyond "abstinence-only programs" if we want to change the ways people think and talk about sexuality, which is the only way to allow our collective cultural attitudes about it to stop adversely affecting the health of our bodies, our minds and our relationships.
Sex is an everyday thing. Chances are high that everyone you've ever met or will ever meet has or will have sex. It's society's responsibility to make sure that they and all the people of today and tomorrow know about the benefits and yes, the risks that come with living a healthy sex life and to make sure they are armed with the knowledge and the skills of how to go about it safely and responsibly. Choosing when to start getting experience in the field is up to them.
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Maria Shriver's four kids with Arnold Schwarzenegger are growing up fast, and the NBC news correspondent knows that she'll soon be facing an empty nest.
"I think that if you're awake in your life, you fear being alone," the 58-year-old says in the December/January issue of AARP The Magazine. "But if you face that fear, realizing that ultimately we all come in alone and will end up alone, you enjoy your alone company."
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Arnold Schwarzenegger says it took seven or eight years before he found out that he had fathered a child with his housekeeper.
It wasn't until the boy "started looking like me, that's when I kind of got it. I put things together," the action star and former California governor, 65, told 60 Minutes on Sunday.
Though Mildred Baena continued working in the family household and Schwarzenegger quietly began to provide financial support to her and their son Joseph, Schwarzenegger deliberately delayed revealing his secret to his wife Maria Shriver and their four children.
"It was very difficult, strange, bizarre," said Schwarzenegger. "I just said to myself, 'Okay, I'm going to put this away.' "
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Arnold Schwarzenegger says his affair with his family's housekeeper wasn't the first time he cheated on Maria Shriver.
The action star and former California governor admits in his new autobiography to a "hot affair" with actress Brigitte Nielsen while they filmed Red Sonja in 1985 when he and Shriver were living together, Time magazine reports.
Schwarzenegger, now 65, never thought the relationship with Nielsen was serious and that the fling only convinced him to marry Shriver, he writes in Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story, according to Time.
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Opening up for the first time since his marriage collapsed with the revelation that he fathered a child with a housekeeper, Arnold Schwarzenegger acknowledges how badly he hurt wife Maria Shriver and their family.
Promoting his upcoming book on Sunday night's 60 Minutes on CBS, the action star was asked by correspondent Lesley Sthal, "Was this just the most unbelievable act of betrayal to Maria?"
"I think it was the stupidest thing I've done in the whole relationship," Schwarzenegger, 65, replies. "It was terrible. I inflicted tremendous pain on Maria and unbelievable pain on the kids."
Originally posted 09/24/2012 11:35AM
More than a year after Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed he fathered a child after an extramarital affair with his family's housekeeper, the Expendables actor is telling his side of the story.
In the Schwarzenegger's new autobiography, Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story, he recounts the moment he admitted to then-wife Maria Shriver his relationship with Mildred Baena, the Daily News reports.
On Jan. 4, 2011, the day after Schwarzenegger, 65, left California's governor office, Schwarzenegger confessed in a therapy session.
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Adam Eaton will miss 6-8 weeks with a UCL sprain in his left elbow.
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Wily Peralta held the Cardinals to one run over 6 1/3 innings in Wednesday's 5-1 Brewers win.
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This week there is virtually no live music scheduled for dedicated Western Slope audiophiles. While you take a needed breath, or cope with withdrawal symptoms, check this custom playlist to get you amped for the festival season.
Truly the year of landmark anniversaries for Telluride's legacy of music institutions, the 20th Blues & Brews Festival is bringing an eclectic array of tradition and trailblazing to Town Park. My Morning Jacket luminary Jim James has released the most attractive solo album of 2013 thus far with Regions of Light and Sound of God, and it's tracks like the profoundly eerie "State of the Art - A. E. I. O. U." and the futuristic lo-fi soul of "Know Til Now" that validate this claim. Taking all the best parts of Radiohead and squishing them into subtle facets of David Bowie, James is still capable of resonating the MMJ tone he defined. He even delivers the poetry "there is much more stardust when you are near" on "A New Life" to drive that connection home.
Equally strong in the songwriter category, but eons beyond every vocalist you'll see in the Western Slope this Summer, Allen Stone's self-titled project announced his official arrival to the music world. Focusing on jaw-dropping range and pristine pitch, Stone is pure soul of the best kind. Mandatory tracks like "Contact High" and "Sleep" speak for themselves, but give them a listen to prove it to yourself.
Orthodox rock 'n' rollers the Bright Light Social Hour stormed onto the scene with their self-titled release last year. A four part powerhouse keen on heavy blues, soaring harmonization, and dance-ready rock, BLSH can slow it down on "Detroit," or break necks with "Back and Forth." Pay attention to the bookend compositions "Shanty" and "Rhubarb Jam" to see what happens when wholesome synthesizers and heavy bass are put in the hands of modern rock demigods. The nearly 10-minute instrumental odyssey "Garden Of The Gods" will need a few spins for you to comprehend the guitar craftsmanship this band wears every night of their tour.
As heartwarming as it is impressive, The Relatives are a band with a narrative that starts in the 70s that went completely untold for 30 years, and is now resurfacing with their first album release in three decades. The Electric Word is brimming with hot porno-funk and the psychedelic soul that has been missing for too long. "Bad Trip" is a mind-bender while "Things Are Changing" is a timeless two step groove vehicle.
Also reaching an impressive watermark with 40 strong years in the game, Telluride Bluegrass Festival made sure to pack in fan favorites and new innovators to celebrate the jubilation. The Punch Brothers are no strangers to the Western Slope, but their release Ahoy! features fresh tracks leftover from Whose Feeling Young Now? like "Moonshiner" and "Squirrel of Possibility," plus dramatic covers of Josh Ritter's "Another New World" and Mclusky's "Icarus Smicaus," to be incorporated into the live experience.
The Milk Carton Kids follow up Prologue with the 2013 release The Ash & Clay. Keeping in line with their slow paced reflective ballads, "The Jewels Of June" and "Snake Eyes" are the perfect soundtrack for lazy Sundays with the windows open. For something with a bit more oomph, check out the livelier "Honey, Honey."
Although Tim O'Brien told us in Telluride recently that we can expect a new Hot Rize album this year, for now we are stuck with his very awesome collaborative album with Darrell Scott titled We're Usually A Lot Better Than This for now. This collection of live goodness captured and put to tape has everything there is to love about O'Brien, and should get you pumped for his sets this Summer.
Lake Street Dive dropped Fun Machine in 2012 with the intent of included sultry soul covers of George Michael's "Faith", Hall & Oates' "Rich Girl", and The Drifters' "This Magic Moment." For an entirely different take on these sing-a-long tunes then you have ever heard before, give this short compilation a spin or two. Or three.
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Big Smoke Saturday Seminars: Tobacco Lands
Gregory Mottola
Posted: November 17, 2010
There is often a disconnect between the smoker and his cigar. Like in the food industry, consumers can be oblivious to the farming and cultivation required to bring their neatly packaged products to the market. The challenges are numerous and the second Big Smoke seminar brought some of the world's largest growers on one stage to discuss the history, agriculture and terroir of their tobacco.
Our panelists included Alejandro Turrent of A. Turrent Cigars in Mexico; Eduardo Fernandez, owner of Aganorsa in Nicaragua; Litto Gomez of La Flor Dominicana in the Dominican Republic; David Perez of ASP Enterprises Inc. in Ecuador and Josh Meerapfel, grower of Cameroon tobacco. Most likely, you have smoked tobacco from at least one of their farms.
"Tobacco is the lifeblood of the cigar industry," said Turrent, "but if you don't have great tobacco, you don't have anything."
The Turrent family has been growing tobacco since 1880. Alejandro is fifth generation and grows a tobacco varietal called San Andres Moron.
"You can get filler, binder and wrapper from this tobacco," he assures. "Sweetness is one of its main characteristics, but it also has some strength, a unique taste and excellent combustion."
For this type of tobacco, Turrent employs a method known as stalk cutting, whereby most of the plant is still attached to the stalk when it is culled. "The juices are still in the stalk and when you hang it [to cure], the leaves get the juice, the nutrients and the flavor," said Turrent who also grows Cuban-seed, Sumatra-seed and Connecticut-seed tobacco in Mexico.
But according to Eduardo Fernandez "Nicaragua is the closest thing to Cuba. The flavor, the aroma and the strength is very unique and it blends well with other tobaccos. Nicaraguan Corojo and Criollo are very sought after."
If you are a fan of the nutty and subtle spice of quality Cameroon wrapper, you have Josh Meerapfel to thank not only for growing and disseminating it, but for saving the leaf from extinction.
"The French had a monopoly in Cameroon" said Meerapfel. "But by the early 1990s, they no longer wanted it and abandoned the operation. There was a big shortage of the tobacco, so we took over the operation of the French government. The tobacco almost disappeared."
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|Saturday February 1, 2014
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Miami Northwestern: Per sources, Eddie Brown will be the new head coach at Miami Northwestern.
Oaks Christian (CA): Jeff Kearin has been hired as defensive coordinator and Mike Sherrard will be the offensive coordinator, according to the Los Angeles Times. Former UCLA players Skip Hicks and Ron Pitts will also join the staff, former Indiana receiver Thomas Lewis will coach wide receivers, and Mike Maio will return to the staff as special teams coach. Bob Richards, Bryan Howard, Marshall Jones, Sr., Darryl Eisner and Cullen Barker will also join the staff in unspecified roles, while former Boise State quarterback Chris Potter will be the offensive coordinator for the freshman-sophomore team and Clay Matthews, Jr., will serve as the program's director of football operations.
East Henderson (NC): John McMillan is the new head coach.
Huntsville (TX): Rodney Southern has been hired as head coach and boys' athletics director.
Carter (Rialto, CA): Carter High School, located in Rialto, CA is currently seeking several assistant coaches including OL, QB and WR. Possible teaching positions in the fall include Social Studies, Math, and Science. A clear California Credential is required. Previous experience with the Hybrid Wing T is a plus but not required. Please email resumes to Head Coach Alex Pierce at [email protected].
Jacksonville Trinity Christian (FL): Trinity Christian from Jacksonville is looking for a week 1 game. It is the weekend of August 29th. We are the defending State Champions from class 3A in Florida. We would play host, and in return, supply complimentary hotels, meals, and a monetary stipend of $1,000. If interested, call Cedric Carter at 1-817-723-0310, or email me at [email protected].
Northwest (TN): Northwest High School is looking to fill its coordinator roles for Offensive Coordinator, Defensive Coordinator, and Special Teams Coordinator. Email your resume and cover letter to head coach Vernon Wright at [email protected]. Also teacher pay and coaching stipends are very competitive.
Pensacola Booker T. Washington (FL): Heisman Trophy winner Charlie Ward has confirmed that he is the new head coach according to the Pensacola News Journal.
Northwest (Clarksville, TN): Vernon Wright has been elevated to head coach.
San Antonio Southside (TX): Former Gonzales coach Ricky Lock is the new head coach at Southside.
Murrieta Valley (CA): The school has announced that Vinny Fazio has stepped down after one season as head coach.
Mountain Home (AR): Head coach Benji Mahan is leaving in order to accept as an assistant coaching position in Fayetteville.
Bryan Rudder (TX): The school has chosen Will Compton as its head coach and athletics director.
Bishop Noll (IL): Mike Juscik has resigned after seven seasons as head coach.
Miramar (FL): Matthew Strout has been promoted to head coach.
San Felipe Del Rio (TX): San Felipe Del Rio CISD athletics director Dan Hurley will retire at the end of his contract in June.
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Miramar (FL): Matt Strout has accepted the head coaching position at Miramar.
Nease (FL): Bishop Kenny HS (FL) offensive coordinator Tim Krause has been named head coach at Nease HS.
Bishop Noll (IN): After seven seasons Mike Juscik has resigned from the head coaching post.
Desert Hot Springs (CA): Longtime assistant Will Littell has been named head coach. Littell is the program's third head coach in less than a year.
Vista Ridge (CO): Offensive coordinator / assistant head coach Jerimi Calip has been promoted to head coach.
Wossman (LA): Sources tell us that head coach Dale Zimmerman is resigning.
Opp (AL): Brent Hill has been announced as the new head coach at Opp HS. Hill served as the AD / head coach at St. George (TN) last season.
Olympic Heights (FL): Olympic Heights HS, located in Boca Raton, FL is looking to fill the head coach / PE teacher position. Resumes can be sent to principal Dave Clark at [email protected].
Tokay (CA): Tokay High School, a Division I (largest classification in California) school in Lodi, California has an opening for Varsity assistant coaches, JV and freshman assistant coaches and a Freshman Head Coach. We will have a Life Science job open on campus for the right individual who possesses a valid credential as well as the desire to coach. We are also accepting walk-on coaches at the same time. For more information, please contact Varsity Head Coach/Athletic Director Louis Franklin at [email protected] or (209) 663-2497.
Statesboro (GA): Sources tell us that offensive coordinator Mike Daniels has accepted the receivers job at Kennesaw State.
Boyle County (KY): Chuck Smith will be the new head coach at Boyle County according to WKYT.
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Madison Central (KY): Mark Scenters will be the new head coach according to WKYT.
Drake (CA): Longtime assistant John Legnitto has been promoted to head coach.
Bozeman (FL): Lyle Messer is the program's new head coach.
Lancaster Catholic (PA): Former Conestoga Valley HS (PA) Gerad Novak has been named defensive coordinator.
Bayside (FL): Former Tiffin University (D-II - OH) defensive backs coach Bobby Wilcox has accepted the defensive coordinator job at Bayside HS.
Hanford West (CA): After previously deciding to step down back in November, sources tell us that head coach Justin Fowler has decided to return to the head coaching post this season.
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Magruder (VA): Kevin Bernot has resigned after a two-year stint as head coach.
Red Wing (MN): Former Minnesota quarterback Reggie Foggie has been named the new head coach at Red Wing.
Aubrey (TX): Head coach Mike Segleski has turned in his resignation letter and will not return next year.
Wootton (MD): Head coach Tyree Spinner, and his staff, have been released after two seasons.
Herndon (VA): Former West Potomac HS (VA) head coach Jeremiah Davis has been named head coach.
Harry S. Truman (PA): Jon Craig has been named head coach.
Rampart (CO): Woodland Park offensive coordinator Rob Royer has been hired as the program's new head coach.
Lower Merion (PA): Lower Merion HS (PA) is seeking assistant football coaches with a strong work ethic and great communication skills to help build a competitive football program. Lower Merion is located in a wonderful community about 10 miles northwest of Philadelphia. Interested candidates should email [email protected].
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San Ramon Valley (Danville, CA): Sources tell us that Aaron Becker is the new head coach at San Ramon Valley.
St. Joseph (Madison, MS): Miller Todd has been appointed head coach / athletic director.
Florence (AL): Head coach Jamey DuBose has resigned to take the head coaching job at Charles Henderson HS (AL).
Village Christian (CA): Jason French has joined the staff as offensive coordinator.
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Miami Norland (FL): Luther Campbell, whom you may know as @unclelukereal1, tweets that he has joined the staff as defensive coordinator.
Brainerd (TN): Brainerd High School is looking for a preseason scrimmage game 8/1/2014 and a season opener for 8/21/2015(willing to travel for agreeable financial accommodations) if anyone has an opening on either of these date please contact athletic director Levar Brown at [email protected] or Head Football Coach Brian Gwyn at [email protected].
West Bend (WI): Jeff Rondorf has stepped down from the athletic director position so that he can transition into the head coaching role at West Bend HS.
Bishop Verot (FL): Head coach Phil Dorn is stepping down from the head coach / athletic director post to become the offensive coordinator at Alabama A&M.
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Former Andrean HS (IN) head coach Pete Billick passed away over the weekend. Please keep his family in your prayers.
Palm Beach Central (FL): Tino Ierulli has been introduced as the program's new head coach.
Island Trees (NY): Michael Bonsignore has been relieved of the head coaching duties at Island Trees HS.
Danvers (CT): Head coach Sean Rogers has resigned.
New Britain (CT): Tebucky Jones is no longer serving as head coach at New Britain HS.
Warner Christian (FL): Steve Allen has been let go after leading the team for two seasons. Allen was 20-4 in those two seasons.
West Potomac (VA): West Potomac HS is looking for a new head coach. The school competes at the 6A level.
Frostproof (FL): Shannon Benton will be the new head coach at Frostproof HS.
Mineral Wells (TX): Athletic director / head coach Chuck Lawrence has been reassigned within the district.
Pequea Valley (PA): Evan Breisblatt has resigned after three years as head coach.
California Military (Perris, CA): California Military Institute is looking for varsity football assistants. Interested candidates can send their materials to head coach Scott McRitchie at [email protected].
Orange Park (FL): Orange Park High School, a 6A school located in Clay County outside of Jacksonville, FL is seeking highly motivated individuals to coach the offensive line. Previous varsity coordinator/position coach or college playing experience is preferred. There are anticipated teaching positions available for the 2014-15 school year in social studies. Please email resumes to Head Coach Craig Nosse, [email protected].
Coppell (TX): Sources tell us that Coppell HS plans to promote defensive coordinator Mike Dewitt to head coach.
Saluda (SC): Defensive coordinator Stewart Young has been introduced as the new head coach.
Ketcham (NY): Pat Keevins has stepped down as head coach.
Chattanooga Christian (TN): Barry Loyal has stepped down after launching the Chattanooga Christian football program more than five years ago.
Glades Central (FL): Former Cass (GA) head coach and athletics director Rick Casko was hired as the head coach at Glades Central on Tuesday.
Garces (Bakersfield, CA): The school has announced that head coach Jim Maples will not return.
Ann Arbor Huron (MI): Head coach Craig Jobe has resigned after one season. Huron is now looking for their third head coach in as many seasons.
Thousand Oaks (CA): Thousand Oaks HS is looking for assistant coaches on all three levels. Contact Mike Leibin at [email protected] if interested.
McIntosh County (GA): Pierce County HS (GA) defensive coordinator Gary T. Mintier has been named head coach.
Columbia (SC): Former Minnesota Vikings safety Willie Offord, who was the head coach at Palatka HS (FL) last season), has accepted the head coaching job at Columbia HS.
Trinity Christian (GA): Matt Hammett has been named head coach.
|Tuesday January 28, 2014
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Broken Arrow (OK): Former NFL offensive lineman David Alexander has been named the head coach.
Bluffton (IN): Casey Kolkman has stepped down as head coach.
Gar-Field (VA): Chris Williams will be the new head coach at his alma mater.
North Valley (NV): Anthony Doucette has been announced as the new head coach.
Gloucester Catholic (NJ): Defensive coordinator Casey Murphy has been elevated to head coach.
Laurens (SC): Chris Liner, head coach at Ninety Six HS, has been introduced as the new head coach.
JW Mitchell (FL): Andy Schmitz has been hired as the new head coach.
Bethlehem Christian (GA): Bethlehem Christian Academy, a Class AAA GISA School Located in Winder, GA 25 Minutes East of Atlanta, is accepting resumes for the following positions O-Line and Defensive Backs. Would be willing to discuss coordinating defense. Teaching background is a must as well as previous coaching experience. Interested individuals can contact Head Coach Lance Fendley at [email protected].
Belleview (FL): Former Dunnellon HS (FL) special teams coordinator Anthony Smith has accepted the defensive coordinator job.
Paul W. Bryant (AL): Sources tell us that the head coaching job is open.
Deshler (AL): John Mothershed has resigned from the head coaching job after 19 seasons and two state titles.
Hazleton (PA): After three seasons, head coach Jim Drumheller has decided to resign.
Hellgate (MT): Former Montana University assistant Matt Softich will be the new head coach at Hellgate HS.
Appoquinimink (DE): Brian Timpson has been named head coach.
Blytheville (AR): Ben Fisher has had the interim tag removed, and been named head coach.
Logan County (KY): Steve Duncan has been hired as the new head football coach.
Mosley (FL): Mosley HS, a 5A school in Lynn Haven, FL looking for a kickoff classic for August 22nd. Looking to travel. Please contact head coach Jeremy Brown at [email protected] or (941) 234-6537.
Prattville (AL): Prattville HS is looking to host a Varsity football game September 5th, 2014. We went 7-3 last year, and competed in the 6A classification. We are located 15 miles outside of Montgomery. If you can travel to us, we will provide you with free hotels, meals after the game, $1,000 Cash, and local transportation for teams traveling by plane. please contact me at [email protected] , or by phone at 1-817-723-0310 if interested.
Walter Johnson (MD): Walter Johnson HS head coach Jon Kadi has resigned from the head coaching job after four seasons.
Eagle's View (FL): Jerry Crafts has been hired as the new head coach.
Palatka (FL): The head coaching job is open.
Delaware Hayes (OH): Mike Golden, who stepped down at Upper Arlington HS (OH), has taken over as head coach at Delaware Hayes.
Bay Area Christian (TX): Gavin Kralik, the head coach at Bethel HS (WA) for the past nine season, has accepted the head coaching job.
S.R. Butler (AL): We hear that the head coaching job is open.
Central Florida Christian (FL): Sources tell us that Monty Vann is stepping down from the head coaching position after 5 seasons and defensive coordinator Michael Bonneville will be elevated to new head coach.
Roseville (CA): Former Humboldt State grad assistant Brad Hunkins has been named defensive coordinator. The program is also looking for one (unpaid) assistant on the defensive side of the ball, preferably with defensive line / defensive back and college or varsity playing or coaching experience. Interested candidates can apply by emailing assistant coach Bradley Hunkins [email protected].
Dripping Springs (TX): Coppell HS (TX) head coach Joe McBride is the new head coach and athletic coordinator at Dripping Springs HS.
|Monday January 27, 2014
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Our thoughts are with the family and community of head coach Ron Barnard at Marshall County HS (KY). Coach Barnard was seriously injured in a car accident and has been airlifted to a hospital in Indiana. Please keep his family in your prayers.
Mary G. Montgomery (AL): Former Charles Henderson head coach Mike Dean has been named head coach at Mary G. Montgomery.
East Coweta (GA): Former LaGrange head coach Steve Pardue has been named head coach at East Coweta.
Wartburg Central (TN): Wartburg Central HS is currently seeking an experienced linebackers coach. There are no teaching positions available at this time. Please send resumes and references to [email protected]
University School (FL): Brandon Harris, who most recently served as the head coach at Phoenix Christian (AZ), has been hired as the new head coach.
Irondale (MN): Irondale High School (New Brighton, Minnesota) a 5A school located 15 minutes north of Minneapolis is looking for an experienced Offensive Coordinator. We are returning with a talented senior class and are committed to running the spread. Interested parties can contact Head Football Coach Ben Geisler at [email protected]. We are hoping to close this opening soon. We are ALSO looking for an assistant coach.
Hazelwood West (MO): Hazelwood West High School a Class 6A (2200 Students) in St. Louis, MO is accepting resumes for the following positions; defensive backs and quarterbacks. There are NO Teaching Positions available. Please emails only to Head Coach Carl Reed at [email protected]
John I. Leonard (FL): Olympic Heights HS (FL) Kevin Fleury has been hired to lead the football program at John I. Leonard HS.
University City HS (St. Louis, MO): Carl Reed has resigned from the head coaching post and accepted the head coaching job at Hazelwood West HS (St. Louis, MO).
Valley Vista (AZ): Valley Vista High School in Surprise Arizona has openings for Varsity coaching positions, preference to defensive line, secondary, and quarterbacks. Expected teaching openings in Math, Science areas, Special Education, Spanish, possible History. There are no PE openings. Send resumes & teaching credentials to: Head Coach Josh Sekoch at [email protected].
Christ's Church (FL): Former Lenoir-Rhyne receivers coach Trip Merritt has been hired as the program's new head coach.
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Torrey Pines (CA): Scott Ashby will not return after seven years as head coach.
Laney (NC): Greg Ditz has stepped down after eight seasons as head coach.
Cook (IA): John Lindsey, former head coach at Irwin HS (GA), has been named head coach at Cook HS.
Parkview (GA): We hear that Loganville HS (GA) head coach Eric Godfree will be the new head coach at Parkview HS.
Boyle County (KY): Sources tell us that head coach Larry French resigned this morning.
Mercer County (KY): Mercer County HS, located in Harrodsburg, KY is seeking assistant coaches for the upcoming season. If you are interested, please send your resume to head coach Chris Pardue at [email protected].
Hernando (MS): The head coaching job is now open. Head coach Anthony Jenkins has accepted the AD position for the entire Desoto County school district.
Haines City (FL): Riley jackson, the former head coach at Mulberry HS (FL), has accepted the defensive line position at Haines City HS.
Temple (GA): Temple HS (GA) has a PE / Defensive Coordinator job opening. Looking for someone with weight room experience as well as prior coordinating experience. Could be an immediate hire. Temple is a AA school located 45 miles west of Atlanta. If interested, email Head Coach Seth Rogers at [email protected]
Westland (OH): Kyle Goebbel has been named head coach at Westland HS.
Westland Hialeah (FL): Westland Hialeah Sr. High is seeking qualified and motivated individuals for assistant coaching positions, possible offensive / defensive coordinators. Previous high school or college coaching experience required, coordinator experience preferred. Interested candidates please send your resume with references to [email protected]
Crystal River (FL): Crystal River HS, located in beautiful Crystal River, Florida is seeking the following positions: WR coach, QB coach and DB coach. We will have openings in Science and English available in the Fall. If you are interested, please email Head Football Coach Nate Varnadore [email protected]. Only serious applicants need apply.
Clayton Ridge (IA): Clayton Ridge has a HS Science Teaching position open with possible varsity assistant football position, with preferred offensive coordinating experience. Please send resume to Head Coach, Nick Breuer at [email protected]
Reeds Spring (MO): Sources tell us that defensive coordinator Lance Gosch will take over as head coach. Brian Moler, who served as the head coach last season, has accepted the assistant principal position but will remain on staff as an assistant.
St. Helena Central (LA): St. Helena Central HS, located about 20 miles north of Hammond, Louisiana is seeking certified teachers / coaches (possible coordinator). These are full-time teaching positions along with varsity coaching positions. All qualified applicants may sent their resume to Brandon Brown via email to [email protected].
Cummings (NC): Cummings HS has named Jauron Holman, the receivers coach for the past 10 years, as their new head coach. Holman, a graduate of Cummings High School, replaces Steve Johnson, who retired after 21 seasons, 2 State AA Championships and 3 State AA Runner-Up finishes.
Clay (FL): Clay High School is seeking a Varsity level defensive backs coach. Clay High School is located just outside of Jacksonville, and is 30 minutes from the beach. Clay's football program was the 2013 FHSAA Class 5A State Finalist. Previous experience as a college and/or Varsity high school coach is highly preferred. At the current time; a Social Studies Position will be available for the beginning of the 2014-15 school year, duty to begin in August. Please send resumes and other documents to Head Coach Josh Hoekstra at [email protected]
Rabun County (GA): Rabun County High School, a 2A school located in Northeast Georgia is looking for a game on one of the following dates: 9/5, 9/26, or 10/31. We are willing to travel to your school the 1st year. Please contact Head Coach Lee Shaw @ 706-782-2213 or via email at [email protected]
Woodberry (VA): Woodberry HS, located in Central Virginia near Charlottesville, is looking to fill one (possibly two) open dates. The dates available are; Friday Sept. 5th (away), Saturday Sept. 6th (away) or Friday Sept. 12th (home), Saturday Sept. 13 (home). Interested programs can contact head coach Clint Alexander at [email protected] or at 540-672-6064.
West Florida HS (FL): West Florida High School (5A - 1,250 students) in Pensacola, FL needs a home game either week 3 (Sept 12) or week 5 (Sept 26). Please contact head coach Harry Lees if interested. [email protected] or 850-380-9738
Southwest Georgia Academy (GA): Southwest Georgia Academy is looking to hire an assistant football coach that can also assist in basketball. Applicant will need to have a background teaching history. Please forward your resume and any other pertinent information to Headmaster Matt Dalrymple at [email protected].
Campbell Memorial (OH): Ed Rozum has been hired to lead the program.
Haltom (TX): We hear that Jason Tucker, former defensive coordinator at Saginaw Chisholm Trail HS (TX) has been named head coach at Haltom HS.
Madison Ridgeland Academy (MS): Sources tell us that Herbert Davis is the new head coach.
Sierra Linda (AZ): Ross Crow has been named the program's new head coach.
Twin Valley (PA): Twin Valley HS, located in Southern Berks County, is seeking experienced assistant coaches for the Varsity and middle school programs. Paid and volunteer positions are available. Please send resume to Head Coach Steve Gaunt @ [email protected]
Hillcrest (Tuscaloosa, AL): The head coaching position is open.
TL Hanna (SC): Bruce Ollis has officially been named head coach.
Celebration (FL): Celebration High School, a 7A school located 30 minutes south of Orlando, is looking for dedicated, year-round position coaches for offensive line and all defensive positions, possibly a defensive coordinator. Open teaching position in math, other teaching positions are likely available in the fall. Interested candidates should email a cover letter, resume, and references to head coach Dennis Thomas at [email protected].
Perris (Perris, CA): Chris Dowdy is the new head coach at Perris HS.
Zimmerman (MN): St. Cloud State (D-II - MN) running backs coach Dave Hamlin is joining the staff as assistant head coach / special teams coordinator. Hamlin previously served as the head coach at Zimmerman from 2003-2007.


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How to Maximize Your Parker Seminars Experience 4:30pm-5pmGilles Lamarche, DC and Lisa Speaks, CAAttend orientation to get a taste of what the weekend has in store for you. During this session, learn the foundation of Parker Seminars and the Parker Principles. Longtime Parker speaker and Vice President of Seminars and Development Gilles Lamarche, DC, brings you up to speed with veteran attendees and helps you maximize your seminar experience.Opening Session: The Parker Principles - Your Foundation for Success, Health and Happiness5:30pm-7pmFabrizio Mancini, DC and Gilles Lamarche, DC Dr. James W. Parker and many other great world leaders have shared that all great lives are built on a foundation of principles and purpose. Listen to Dr. Mancini as he shares the foundational principles penned by Dr. Parker more than 50 years ago, principles that will help you build a successful practice and a wonderful life filled with success, health, and happiness. You, Your Life, Your Future, and Your Success 7:30pm-9pm Arno Burnier, DC To cross the sea of true success one must have clarity of vision anchored in the depth of the philosophy and principles of chiropractic. You must look beyond the horizons of your own practice, your own self-interest, and the state of our profession to the shores of what is possible.
Ethics and Professional Boundaries: How to Live a Life of Congruency (DC CE)8:30am-10:30amEric Russell, DC This session is designed to introduce you to the topic and definition of ethics and professional boundaries. Learn to identify different problems in ethics and explore topics such as professionalism, professional ethics, professional responsibility, and professional boundaries. Leave this class with the tools to handle these situations in your office.Parker First Day Procedures for Patient Compliance9am-10:30amGene Orlowsky, DC Dr. Jim Parker created new patient procedures that build confidence for both DC and patient. Learn from a DC who has mastered these procedures how to develop certainty in effectively communicating chiropractic by mastering day-one procedures.Your patient will leave inspired, wanting to follow through with your best recommendations.Developing Trust in the Science of Innate9am-10:30amStephen LaFay, DC The ancient Chinese proverb that says, "may you live in interesting times," applies today. In a time when science and philosophy are merging more than ever, chiropractic is perfectly positioned. There has never been a better time to be in chiropractic. This session provides a journey into the philosophy of chiropractic and shows leading edge scientific evidence to increase your team's certainty that chiropractic is the place to be right now.
Accurate and Appropriate Documentation for Chiropractic Coding9am-10:30amKathy Mills Chang, CA Kathy Mills Chang brings more than 25 years of experience to the table in this seminar dealing with clinical protocols, financial matters, Medicare, marketing, and many other topics. Kathy easily presents the topics so changes can be implemented the following Monday. This session is geared to helping doctors find financial ease in their practice.Parker Second Day Procedures for Patient Compliance and The R.O.F.11am-12:30pmRick Wren, DC Increase your effectiveness in patient education, communication, and compliance. Learn how to create your systematic approach to explaining what's wrong, how you can help, setting goals for your new patient, organizing financial reports, and creating the patient MAP. The Report of Findings is your springboard to accomplishing significant changes in your patient's lives through communication and planning. YourChiropracticFuture.com11am-12:30pmChandler George, DC It is your future! In the last two years we have seen that marketing has changed dramatically. Dr. Chandler George shows you how social media must play a vital role for the growth of your practice. Course covers video marketing, blogs, Twitter, and much more. Dr. George shows you how to get it done with no time out of practice on your part. Back 2 Basics11am-12:30pmKathy Mills Chang Twenty-one (21) timely and effective tips to get measurable results in your practice within days. Improve your practice finances and experience real, practice-changing outcomes from day one by:
Leave our classroom with the knowledge to effectively tackle the biggest headaches chiropractic practices face everyday when dealing with reimbursement related issues.
Male and Female Hormonal Health-Coping with Menopause and Adopause (DC CE)11am-12:30pmCurt Hamilton, CCN Understand the underlying triggers and contributors to aging hormone imbalance. Includes a discussion of some simple saliva testing to help give clinical direction and discuss clinical case studies.Creating Magic Consistently in Your Patient Visits2pm-3:30pmStephen LaFay, DC Now more than ever, people are searching for what you provide with chiropractic. Geared to your entire team, this session focuses on how to effectively deliver patient focused care consistently, magnetizing your people to become lifelong patients. By consistently enhancing your patient's experience, you and your team will attract the "naturally right" people and transform your practice into one you love.
If It's Not Food, Don't Eat It! --Adding Value to Your Practice with No-Nonsense Nutrition2pm-3:30pmKelly Hayford, MA, CNC Every day in every media outlet, people are talking about diet and nutrition. Are you taking advantage of this opportunity and contributing to this conversation? Learn the latest on the devastating consequences of our health-robbing popular food culture. More importantly, learn quick, effective ways to help your patients eat healthier and get the most from their care. Learn how providing no-nonsense nutrition in your office can help build your practice and empower the chiropractic profession. Chiropractic Philosophy - The Route to CA Inspiration2pm-3:30pmGilles Lamarche, DC Philosophy is the foundation of every individual and organization, the ingredient that gives true meaning to life. That is no different for you, the chiropractic assistant. In order to be truly inspired everyday to serve the patients and potential patients you meet, it is imperative that you be bathed in the philosophy that is chiropractic. In this session learn:
STROKE: Current Strategies and Analysis for Today's Chiropractor (DC CE)2pm-3:30pmMichael Hall, DC, FIACN STROKE presents and reviews many of the more contemporary understandings of this very controversial and important topic. Every practicing chiropractor will want to hear this presentation. Risk strategies in detecting and preventing stroke are presented. Techniques and procedures for assessing at-risk patients are demonstrated. This presentation is recommended for chiropractors, massage therapists, chiropractic assistants, and med-legal attorneys. Engaging Patients So They Stay, Pay and Refer4pm-5:30pmGilles Lamarche, DC The greatest miracles in chiropractic usually take place with patients who have been given the opportunity to experience the benefits of chiropractic care for an extended period of time. Obviously that requires that a patient/practice member decides to stay under care, and that only takes place when they understand why care is crucial for them. To get to that point requires that you the DC know how to properly educate the practice member and have them commit to care. "Easier said than done" you might say? I tell you that when you know how to educate your patients, it is easy said and easy done. In this class you will learn how to:
When the Foot Hits the Ground, Everything Changes (DC CE)4pm-5:30pmKent Greenwalt The practice of Chiropractic is inherently influenced by the ground force reactions of the feet created in weight bearing postures. This class will begin with a history of the origination of theories relating the feet to the kinetic chain and the researched benefits of appropriate orthotic utilization. We will discuss the three phases of the gait cycle including the ill effects of excessive pronation on foot, ankle, knees, hips, pelvis, and spine. Many of the most common postural distortions are directly linked to improper kinetic chain function. Deliver the Chiropractic Experience!4pm-5:30pmTracy Wilson, DC Is the experience you are giving congruent with your company values and your authentic message? In this class I will help you clarify your company values, define your authentic message that connects with your values with your patients values. We will then construct a plan to deliver a powerful experience in your office. This message is for the whole team, as each person creates their part of experience. Get ready to upgrade your office, and your systems, and the experience you are giving. Above Down - Inside Out: What Have We Learned, Forgot, and Are Now Trying To Remember (DC CE)4pm-5:30pmMichael Hall, DC, FIACN A lively and informative presentation regarding the most contemporary understanding of memory, memory capacity, and the aging brain. Environmental influences, trauma, toxins, and adverse thoughts all affect the brain in a variety of ways as we progress thru life. The most important aspects germaine to the practicing chiropractor will be presented as well as strategies to prevent and overcome Functional Disconnection Syndrome.Yes! You Can Write a Book – Become The Authority In Your Area – And Create Raving Fans 5:30pm-7pm Kyl Smith, DC The most powerful thing you can do to establish your practice is to author your own book. The moment you do, your ability to bring value and serve grows exponentially – as does your practice, your influence in your community, and beyond. This is the single most powerful marketing tool you can create! Yes, you have a book inside you, and this session helps you get it out and share it with the world. This message is designed to introduce the massive benefits of authoring your own book and shows you how to move through the stages of developing a book from concept, print, to marketing.
Love Your Way to Success 9am-10:30amTracy Wilson, DC In this class you will learn how to create a powerful experience that connects your practice members emotionally to your chiropractic message. This has been termed emotional branding in the past, the step beyond branding is creating "lovemarks" in your business. We will be taking the "love concept" into practical forms of "lovemarks". All great lovemarks rest on the foundation of performance, innovation, reputation, and honesty. Therefore, we will be covering these aspects of your practice to assure you can make a lovemark on your community. Lovemarks create an unforgettable memory and lifetime raving fans of your business. Come and learn how you can take your office to the next level and ultimately change more lives through chiropractic. The 3 Pillars of Evidence-Based Wellness Care Part III - Empowering and Measuring Patient Change (DC CE)9am-10:30amJames Chestnut, BEd, MSc, DC, CCWPThe ability to empower patient lifestyle change is what determines patient results, patient satisfaction, and wellness doctor effectiveness. How patients choose to eat, move, and think is the greatest determinant of their health and well-being and thus the single most important factor in determining the success and value of any wellness intervention. Organized programs are key – in order to deliver wellness you must have a wellness delivery system that is efficient and cost-effective for both you and your patients. Patient results must be reliably and validly measured in order to assess the success and value of whatever intervention you offer. Learn how to stop fighting cravings with behavior modification and learn to start empowering real lasting change with easy, comfortable belief system modification. An introduction to the Innate Lifestyle™ Program – 21st Century Health Care! Parker Principles, Procedures and Scripts that Create Practice Explosions9am-10:30amBrenda Frederiksen, CA Is your office prepared visually, physically and mentally? With the proper procedures in place, increased focus and a team that is passionate about chiropractic the possibilities are unlimited. During this session learn how to get your office prepared for a practice explosion and build your professional image with the Parker principles, procedures and scripts. All offices should be high volume and stress free and this session will get you on the road to greatness!
From Ordinary to Extraordinary with Chiropractic Pediatrics (DC CE)9am-10:30amNicole Lederman, DC This class will give you the information to impact the health needs of children and expectant mothers today, and lay a foundation that will impact the health and well-being of generations to come. A wide range of topics will be covered, including prenatal and pediatric examination techniques and adjusting; prenatal and pediatric nutrition. Neurological development through exercises and stimulating play for the infant will also be discussed. Finally, take away valuable tips to implement Monday morning…learn to attract more children and families to your practice, while positioning your office as the family wellness resource in your community.
Discover and Develop Your Communication Style - Lead, Inspire and Heal11am-12:30pmMary Warren, DC Effective communication can teach and excite people about their health and wellness. Simplify and share your knowledge of our body's anatomy, physiology and biochemistry by using the power of storytelling, metaphors and humor to speak easily and more effectively to your patients.The Sequence to Becoming a Community-Based Healthcare Leader11am-12:30pmPatrick Gentempo, DC The need of an influential healthcare leader in every community has never been in higher demand. With this there is an extraordinary opportunity for chiropractors to step up and step into a significant health and wellness leadership role. In this exciting presentation, Dr. Gentempo clarifies the sequential steps to becoming a health care leader in your community. By following these steps, your standing as a strong and credible health and wellness provider will soar as will your practice!The CA's Role in Communicating Chiropractic11am-12:30pmBrenda Frederiksen, CA What's your current Patient Visit Average (PVA)? Most chiropractors PVA's are below 20! Patients want to make an informed decision about becoming a lifetime wellness patient and it's our responsibility to give them the correct information. Learn the procedures that get patients involved in their care by using effective patient education tools on each visit. Additionally, discuss identifying the different patient types and how to communicate on their level, implementing success principles that create wellness patients and how to have fun in practice. If you're not growing, you're dying. Grow your PTC and grow your practice! Documenting Impact of Functional Deficiency: Using Your Exam to Create Wellness-Based Patient Care(DC CE)11am-12:30pmPatrick Bodnar, DC Turbulent changes in the healthcare marketplace have created an atmosphere of low trust between payers, providers, and patients. Practices using outdated procedures are experiencing the serious price of lowered practice performance. The time for principle-centered practices to invest in modern examination technique is now. Learn how to perform, interpret and document low tech functional patient information that brings the patient face to face with their measurable deficiencies and opens the door for the chiropractor to implement quality-of-life changing care that patients will crave. This class is part of Dr. Bodnar's year long mission of helping chiropractor's make over their practice to succeed in the new health care arena.How the Pros Attract New Patients2pm-3:30pmJeffrey Cottingame, DC, - Moderator One of the most common questions asked by DCs, is how to I get new patients? In this class you will hear time tested proven ideas and methods on how you can attract more new patients to your office, from people who have done it in good and bad economies. There is no doubt that attendees will leave this session knowledgeable and inspired to attract new patients and make a difference in their communities.The Quest for Cultural Authority2pm-3:30pmYvonne Villanueva-Russell, PhD When medicine speaks—people listen. It is generally understood that medicine has achieved cultural authority and this profession assumes a great deal of power. How can chiropractic also achieve cultural authority? This presentation will examine the efforts within chiropractic to strive for this goal, as well as the obstacles that make this objective difficult in today's health care environment.
Motivation in the Office - Working Smarter, Not Harder 2pm-3:30pm Lisa Speaks, CA Ever feel like you need a productivity pick-me-up or ideas for working to your potential? There is a solution for keeping your team motivated and producing at an incredibly high level! Join Lisa Speaks as she teaches you how to conduct effective staff meetings, how to get the most out of yourself and your teammates everyday by assessing individual personalities, and time-tested strategies for fostering an open communication office environment, all while building rapport and attracting patients to your practice!The ASR Approach to Sports Injuries (DC CE)2pm-3:30pmKirk Lee, DC, CCSP Don't miss your chance to learn from one of chiropractic's leading experts on athletes and sports injuries! Dr. Lee will teach you a combination of adjustments, supportive procedures and rehabilitative exercises that will make you the chiropractor to see for sports injuries. Find out how to care for common injuries in runners and walkers, and injuries specific to the sports of football, baseball, soccer, volleyball and much more! Closing General Session: Making Your Practice Work Today-Learning From DCs in the Trenches4pm-5:30pmTracy Wilson, DC , Michael Hall, DC , Stephen LaFay,DC , Jeffrey Cottingame, DC , Gilles Lamarche , DC - Moderator This class is designed to bring together aspects of the seminar that you can implement starting immediately. You will hear from Parker Seminar team speakers that live these issues every practice day, and we will end with an inspirational message from our president Dr. Fabrizio Mancini. Our featured speakers will present:
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While there are many fundamental ideas which apply to parenting boys or girls, there are certain areas of concern which are specific to one gender or another. For girls, the challenges--and their remedies--are sometimes quite different from what moms experience in parenting their boys.
Here are some key areas where parenting your daughter may be unique.
1. Teaching her that her worth is based on more than her appearance. Our culture and its media send one consistent message, day-in and day-out: how she looks is everything. If you want to protect your child from the disappointment that values like these will certainly cause her, you must give her something to put in its place. Your job is to show her—in the way you value yourself and other women—that we are more than what the eye can see. Teach her that her worth comes from God, who made her perfectly and endowed her with gifts and talents that are the essence of who she is.
2. Protecting her purity. You are the last line of defense between your daughter and a world that would encourage her to give up the innocence of childhood far too soon. If you don't put boundaries in place that prevent her from experimenting sexually, who will? Don't underestimate the pull of curiosity, boyfriends, and the influence of her more worldly friends. And don't let her be in situations where she's forced to be strong before she's ready for that responsibility.
3. Teaching her to handle "mean girls." There's something about the way girls—even little grammar school girls—socialize that can bring out the worst in children. Odds are, your little girl will be the "odd man out" on the playground at some point, and she'll have to know when to let it go and seek out more authentic friendships, and when to stand up for herself. Help her to have the confidence to understand that when this happens, it's because the other child(ren) has failed at being kind—not because she has failed at being worthy of kindness.
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Seattle >Food Stores > Metropolitan Market Uptown
100 Mercer St, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810947.624573 -122.355353
Open 5am to Midnight
Neighborhoods: Lower Queen Anne, Magnolia / Queen Anne, Magnolia - Queen Anne
Good floral, wine, liquor, cheese and seafood departments. Also check out their special events (tastings, demos & signings) and house made soups and guacamole.
Met Market tends to skew more expensive than other stores, but they do have a really fantastic selection of quality food products and offer excellent service.
The Best Grocery Store EVER! – I first found out about Metropolitan Market when I started working in lower Queen Anne area around 2.5 years ago. And I've been shopping there ever since. Never had a bad customer service experience. I love this place! My friends say that I could actually live there if I could! Here are some of the reasons I love this place:
- Top-quality food, fresh, best-tasting produce.
- Unique, rare to find items that you can't find in other grocery stores (ex. Jason toothpaste, honey greek yogurt, locally made hand creams, cool wine accessories, funky lunch bags, etc.)
- Great, friendly and knowledgable staff. This store is definetly an upscale one but their staff and atmosphere never makes you feel like that.
- Coffee shop and desserts.
- Gelatiamo gelato (which is the best, in my opinion).
- Amazing selectin of cheeses and meats (Serrano ham is delicious).
- Free samples of cheeses and meats (which actually helped me in making purchasing decisions).
- One time during their store celebration/expo I was struggling with my 2 full bags of groceries; store director noticed that and helped me carry them downstairs. A store director?! wow..I thought that was so nice and thoughtful.
One thing that I am not too thrilled about is their prices...Their stuff is pretty pricey. But I know this will not stop me. ;-)
I think I could be their Development/Advertising agent after this review... ;-)
Sample your way through this lavish grocery store overflowing with gourmet goodies. – In Short
Top-quality food is displayed like fine art: Meats are arranged like sculptures, pastries like jewels, vegetables like a Dutch still-life. Vibrant chalkboards mark the aisles and clever ceramics denote individual kiosks. It's not all show, however. Knowledgeable and cheerful staff--some trained in France--explain cheese rinds, aged beef, food and wine pairings and the best chocolate cookbook, and the store is one of the best places in town to discover those hard-to-find gourmet items.
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