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The Moore brothers might be back together on a football sideline someday.
Boise State senior wide receiver Kirby Moore said this week he plans to become a coach. His older brother, former Boise State and current Detroit Lions quarterback Kellen Moore, plans to do the same.
Kirby is one of 16 seniors and likely one of the most popular with fans who will be recognized before Saturdays game against New Mexico (8:21 p.m., ESPN2).
Ive always had thoughts about (coaching), said Moore, whose dad Tom is a longtime high school coach. (College) just kind of verified it.
Moore has spent much of this season in a quasi-coaching role. He injured a foot in the second quarter Sept. 20 at Fresno State. He finished the game he made nine catches but couldnt get healthy despite two bye weeks. He missed six consecutive games before returning last week at San Diego State (four catches, 11 yards).
It was just a day-to-day deal, Moore said. I feel a lot better way better than the past few weeks.
Moore is the only member of the senior class who played in 2009, when the Broncos went undefeated and won the Fiesta Bowl. He redshirted in 2010.
He has 108 career catches for 1,063 yards and six touchdowns in 44 career games.
I wouldnt trade it for anything, he said.
He traveled with the Broncos while he was injured a rarity and spent several games dressed like a coach, wearing a headset and signaling in plays. Offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach Robert Prince requested Moores presence to help on the sideline.
Moore graduated a year ago with a communications degree. Hes been taking business classes since. Hell look for a graduate assistant job at the end of the season and he might find one without leaving town.
Hed be a great coach, Boise State coach Chris Petersen said. Hes a really sharp guy and hes a great person. Usually guys, if they want to be GAs here, I usually like them to go away and see something different. But I think Kirby is one of those rare guys where if there was a spot available youd try to make room for him.
Conversations with the directors of bowl games tied to the Mountain West this week did little to clear up the Broncos bowl picture. An argument could be made for Boise State to land in five of the six Mountain West games all but the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl at Bronco Stadium.
Here are some key factors that will help determine the Broncos fate and how the team might end up in each game:
Fresno State and the BCS
The Bulldogs unexpectedly fell behind Northern Illinois in the BCS Standings last week because of the computer rankings, which temporarily puts them on the outside of the BCS picture. CBSSports.com analyst Jerry Palm wrote that he expects Fresno State to get back in front as long as voters dont change their minds. If Fresno State goes to the BCS, Boise State has more options. If it doesnt, the Bulldogs likely go to the Las Vegas Bowl and Utah State likely heads to the Poinsettia Bowl.
Eligible teams
Five Mountain West teams are bowl eligible Fresno State (10-0), San Diego State (7-4), Utah State (7-4), Boise State (7-4) and UNLV (6-5). Colorado State (6-6 vs. Air Force) is expected to make it six this week. Wyoming (5-6 at Utah State) and San Jose State (5-6 vs. Fresno State) need upset wins to get eligible. Its still possible for the Mountain West to vacate two bowls if all three of those teams lose and Fresno State goes to the BCS; its also possible for the league to have two extra teams if all three win.
Mountain Division
Boise State still can win the Mountain Division if Utah State loses and the Broncos beat New Mexico. That would give the Broncos a higher priority in the bowl picks, particularly to a game like the Poinsettia Bowl, which gives preference to teams with higher finishes in the standings.
A scenario for each bowl (assuming Utah State wins the Mountain):
Las Vegas: If UCLA beats USC this week, the Trojans could slip to Las Vegas. Utah State wouldnt be an option it played USC during the regular season and Boise State would be a tempting choice for a big TV rating if Fresno State is in the BCS.
Poinsettia: If Fresno State goes to the BCS and Utah State to Las Vegas, the Poinsettia would have to choose between hometown San Diego State and Boise State. The game doesnt like repeat invites San Diego State was there last year and that could outweigh the on-field result.
New Mexico, Hawaii, Armed Forces: If the Poinsettia takes San Diego State, or Fresno State misses the BCS, these three games are going to get a rare shot at the Broncos, who havent played in the New Mexico Bowl, havent played in the Hawaii Bowl since 2007 and havent played in the Armed Forces Bowl since 2003 (then the Fort Worth Bowl). New Mexico has the best opponent (Pac-12) and likely the best fan access; Hawaii is intriguing because of the mens basketball teams Christmas tournament there; and Armed Forces could enter the picture if New Mexico prefers someone else (San Diego State or Colorado State) and the Mountain West sends UNLV to Hawaii.
Petersen left backup quarterback Grant Hedrick in the game last week at San Diego State through eight consecutive scoreless possessions to start the game. The Broncos havent pulled their starter for performance reasons since the 2005 game against Idaho, when Taylor Tharp replaced Jared Zabransky.
Hedrick recovered to lead three touchdown drives and set up a potential game-winning field goal in the second half.
Its always kind of a feel thing, Petersen said. One of the first reactions when somebody struggles is to pull them out. Sometimes thats not the best. They have to work through it. (Benching the quarterback) is painful, and you just dont want to do that.
The quarterback position will be open in the spring, Petersen said, but theres no doubt that Hedrick will have an edge because of the nearly five full games he has played this season.
By the end of spring ball, he should be a different type of player, Petersen said. It certainly helps that hes getting all these reps.
Redshirt freshman Nick Patti and true freshman Ryan Finley will compete with Hedrick in the spring. High school senior Jalen Greene plans to enroll in January so he can join the competition, too.
Petersen has not talked to junior defensive end Demarcus Lawrence to gauge his interest in leaving early for the NFL, but he will help him gather information after the season, the coach said.
Petersen generally draws the line after the first round. If a player is going to be picked later than that, he figures, he can gain by returning to school.
Left tackle Ryan Clady left after his junior season in 2007 and was a first-round pick in the 2008 NFL Draft. Cornerback Orlando Scandrick (fifth round, 2008) and wide receiver Jeremy Childs (undrafted, 2009) also left early.
The Broncos other first-round picks cornerback Kyle Wilson (2010), tailback Doug Martin (2012) and defensive end Shea McClellin (2012) completed their college careers and improved their draft stock in their final seasons.
Lawrence leads the Mountain West and is fourth in the nation with 10.5 sacks. He leads the Mountain West and is second in the nation with 18 tackles for loss.
We always want whats best for the guy, Petersen said. If we have a guy, a Ryan Clady where its best to go, then they should go. He was the one guy that was probably, You should go.
Chadd Cripe is in his 12th year as the Idaho Statesman beat writer for Boise State football. He also is a voter for The Associated Press Top 25. You can contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com, follow him on Twitter at @IDS_BroncoBeat and read his blog at blogs.idahostatesman.com/broncobeat.
Bowl Championship Series
National Championship Game (Jan. 6, Pasadena, Calif.): Alabama vs. Florida State
Fiesta Bowl (Jan. 1, Glendale, Ariz.): Oklahoma State vs. Fresno State
Rose Bowl (Jan. 1, Pasadena, Calif.): Stanford vs. Ohio State
Sugar Bowl (Jan. 2, New Orleans): Auburn vs. UCF
Orange (Jan. 3, Miami): Wisconsin vs. Clemson
Mountain West tie-ins
Las Vegas Bowl (Dec. 21): Utah State (MW No. 1) vs. UCLA (Pac-12 No. 5)
Poinsettia Bowl (Dec. 26, San Diego): Boise State (MW No. 2) vs. Bowling Green (MAC)
New Mexico Bowl (Dec. 21, Albuquerque): San Diego State (MW) vs. Washington State (Pac-12 No. 7)
Hawaii Bowl (Dec. 24, Honolulu): UNLV (MW) vs. Marshall (C-USA)
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl (Dec. 21, Boise): Colorado State (MW) vs. Ball State (MAC No. 3)
NOTE: The MW would vacate the Armed Forces Bowl vs. Navy under this scenario.


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|Kevin Wall
Kevin Wall at Orlando Stadium in Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa on 2 June 2010 .
March 15, 1952
Fort Wayne, Indiana
|Investor, Executive producer
|Susan Smalley Wall, Ph.D.
Kevin Wall, born March 15, 1952 in Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a producer, digital entrepreneur and environmentalist who creates and produces global events often viewed by a billion or more people. Recent events include the opening concert for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa,[1] Live Earth: the Concerts for a Climate in Crisis[2] and Live 8.[3]
In his career, Wall has produced and/or distributed over 300 live concerts, many of them tied to activist causes (benefit concerts), including the concerts to free Nelson Mandela,[4] Roger Waters at the Berlin Wall, The Prince's Trust Concerts, Live AID, Live Earth, and Live 8, for which he was worldwide executive producer and won the first Emmy ever awarded for an 'interactive event.'[5]
Wall's music career also includes Bob Dylan's "The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration" featuring Eric Clapton and George Harrison at Madison Square Garden, Michael Jackson's "Live in Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour,"[6] Amnesty International's Human Rights Now!",[7] "The Three Tenors in Paris",[8] and specials for Prince, Eric Clapton and Elton John.[9]
- 1 Early career
- 2 Live 8
- 3 Live Earth
- 4 Control Room
- 5 Investing
- 6 Awards and Boards
- 7 Personal
- 8 References
- 9 External links
Early career[edit]
Wall grew up in a family of fourteen (the twelve Wall children all had names beginning with the letter "K") who worked and lived in a roller-skating rink called the Roller Dome.[10] He gained his earliest experiences programming music as the Roller Dome disk jockey. Wall says it was this experience that gave him insight into "the power of music to move people." He and his father and brothers laid all the wood flooring in the Roller Dome's 20,000-square-foot (1,900 m2) rink. Wall's expertise with wood flooring introduced him to a job with an Ann Arbor, Michigan company that built portable music stages. Wall then began promoting and staging concerts at colleges throughout the Midwest United States.
Wall established the first portable staging company to accommodate the staging, lighting and outdoor production needs of large stadium and arena concert tours by The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin and The Who, among other artists.[11]
Newly formed ties to the music business led him to Los Angeles, where, in 1984, he founded Radiovision, a production and distribution company of live music. In 1994, Wall established BoxTop, a web-design company, which three years later, he merged with iXL, an Atlanta-based media and internet consulting company.[4]
As vice chairman of iXL, Wall led the strategic acquisition and organization of 42 Internet design and consulting companies to build a venture with 3,000 employees, 38 offices and annual revenues of over $400 million.[12]
Live 8[edit]
Wall's experience spans more than three decades in developing and producing live, multi-artist music shows, including Live 8, staged on July 2, 2005. Live 8 was a string of benefit concerts that took place on 2 July 2005, in the G8 states and in South Africa.[13]
They were timed to precede the G8 Conference and summit held at the Gleneagles Hotel in Auchterarder, Scotland from July 6–8, 2005; they also coincided with the 20th anniversary of Live Aid.[14] More than 1,000 musicians performed at the concerts, which were broadcast on 182 television networks and 2,000 radio networks.[15]
This concert endeavor earned Wall an Emmy Award and was viewed online and on television by an estimated two billion viewers worldwide to pressure Western governments to take action on African aid and debt relief.[16]
Live 8 was the inaugural production of Wall's newly formed multimedia production company Network LIVE, which, in 2006, became Control Room, a multi-platform producer and distributor of live entertainment events, and the production company behind Live Earth.[17]
Live Earth[edit]
In 2007, Wall founded Live Earth, inspired by the former U.S. Vice President, Al Gore, and his Oscar-winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth.[18]
Live Earth 07.07.07[edit]
The July 7, 2007 Live Earth concerts were held on seven continents, over the course of 24 hours, featuring over 150 headlining artists including Madonna, Metallica, Smashing Pumpkins, Alicia Keys, Lenny Kravitz, The Black Eyed Peas, and The Police participated in the event.[19] Through this massive media architecture, reached nearly two billion people on the planet with a message for change.[20]
Live Earth has developed from one-time event into an advocacy organization dedicated to the creation of entertainment events and media content aimed at raising awareness for the challenges and solutions associated with climate change. Live Earth works with corporate, non-governmental, entertainment and political influencers and organizations around the world.
Green Inaugural Ball[edit]
In 2009, Kevin Wall was selected by former U.S. Vice President, Al Gore, to serve as executive producer keynote speaker of the Inaugural Green Ball and was Co-hosted by Van Jones. The Green Ball brought together more than 75 NGO organizations and sponsors to celebrate the Inaugural of Barack Obama and the new green economy. These organizations/ sponsors included The Amereican Wind Energy Association (AWEA), Google, Organic Soul by vegan chef Elijah Joy (EJOY), and Virgin Green Fund celebrating the new green economy. There were performances from John Legend, Melissa Etheridge, Maroon 5, will.i.am., and Michael Franti.[21]
Control Room[edit]
Wall is founder and CEO of Control Room, a company known for conception and creation of large-scale global music events, including Live Earth 2007,[22] Live Earth India, and Nokia New Year's Event.[23][24]
Control Room served as executive producer on Live Earth 2007, Live Earth India, and Nokia New Year's Eve, responsible for talent procurement, event production, and global media architecture across television, broadband and wireless.[25]
Control Room has also produced and distributed single-artist events across Internet, radio, television, and mobile phones, platforms.[26] including more than 100 shows since 2005, featuring international artists such as Madonna,[27] Jay-Z,[28] and Rihanna[29] across a variety of networks and platforms around the world.[30]
FIFA World Cup Kick-Off Celebration Concert[edit]
Kevin Wall and his company Control Room were selected as executive producer of the Official Kick-Off Celebration Concert of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. The three-hour show took place on the eve of the 2010 FIFA World Cup on 10 June 2010 at 8:00 p.m. (GMT +2), at Orlando Stadium in Soweto, Johannesburg and featured collaborations between international stars and top African artists and appearances by football legends. The concert raised money for the world cup's official charity 20 Centres for 2010.[31]
Artists who performed at the event include: Alicia Keys, Amadou & Mariam, Angelique Kidjo, The Black Eyed Peas, BLK JKS, Freshlyground, John Legend, Juanes, K'Naan Lira, Hugh Masekela, Shakira, The Parlotones, Tinariwen, Vieux Farka Touré, and Vusi Mahlasela.[32] The event also included a tribute to Nelson Mandela by the Archbishop Desmond Tutu.[33]
The concert, broadcast live in South Africa on SABC 1 and SuperSport 3, was the most watched entertainment event in recent history, drawing 8.5 million viewers in South Africa.[34] It was carried live in the U.S. on ESPN2,[35] ESPN Mobile TV,[36] and streaming online at VEVO.[37] ABC broadcast a 2-hour special the following night.[38]
Craton Equity Partners[edit]
Wall is a general partner of Craton Equity Partners, a $200 million green-tech private equity fund.[39]
Sustainable Holdings[edit]
Kevin Wall is a founder of Sustainable Holdings a company which has Joined forces with Dimensional Fund Advisors to launch a new fund which weights its holdings based on companies' sustainability scores. Sustainable Holdings has developed a proprietary algorithm to quantify environmental sustainability practices of public companies.[40]
Shelter Capital Partners[edit]
A co-founder of Shelter Capital Partners, a $175 million venture capital fund, Wall invested in a dozen companies in the semiconductor, software and convergence sectors.[41]
List of investments[edit]
Among Wall's dozens of existing investments are:
- BioMine, Inc.
- Blurb, Inc.
- Bread Labs, Inc.
- Deuces Digital
- Earthsong Organics, Inc.
- Edo Interactive, Inc.
- Facebook, Inc.
- FitFinder Limited
- Greenwave Reality Pte. Ltd.
- Intent.com
- m-Via, Inc.
- nProgress, Inc.
- Omaze, LLC
- Payoff.com, LLC
- RecycleRewards, Inc. (RecycleBank)
- Savage River Farms
- Stockpile, Inc.
- Tadasana Festival
- Better Eating Concepts, LLC (Veggie Grill)
- Virtual Labs, Inc. (VYou)
- YBuy, Inc.
- Zumbox, Inc.
Awards and Boards[edit]
Wall is the proud recipient of a variety of entertainment and philanthropy awards, including: MIDEM Green Award[42] Billboard Touring Conference Humanitarian Award[43] Ad Age Marketer of the Year[44] GQ Environmental Pillar Award[45] Environmental Media Association Outstanding Achievement Award[46] and the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.[47]
Kevin Wall is a member of the board of directors for the Alliance for Climate Protection,[48] Global Water Challenge,[49] and Craton, where he is also a managing partner.[50] He was an early advisor to Facebook and currently on the advisory boards of txteagle, KeVita, Recyclebank and m-via. He sits on the board of Greenwave Reality, and the UCLA Hammer Museum.[51] Wall is also a member of the Producers Guild of America.
Wall is married to Susan Smalley, PhD., a professor at UCLA in the Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, who has done pioneering work in the genetics of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD).[52] She founded the Mindful Awareness Research Center (MARC) at UCLA's Semel Institute for Neuroscience.[53] They have three children.
- ^ 2010 FIFA World Cup Kick-off Celebration Concert website, accessed 2012-04-09
- ^ "Live Earth hopes action follows global concerts More than 150 artists to perform at events around the world," The Associated Press, July 2, 2007
- ^ "Who's Behind Live 8," Live8live.com, accessed April 9, 2012
- ^ a b "Wall Flowers - Kevin Wall of iXL Worldwide" Brandweek, July 20, 1998
- ^ "NOMINEES FOR THE FIRST EMMY AWARD FOR INTERNET, CELLPHONES AND IPODS ANNOUNCED" emmyonline.org, April 10, 2006
- ^ "Live in Bucharest: The Dangerous Tour (DVD)"
- ^ Gundersen, Edna. "Big show, big impact? Live Earth hopes so," USA Today, 2007-07-05, accessed 2012-04-09,
- ^ "RnetHealth.com, Inc. Appoints iXL Enterprises ViceChairman Kevin Wall As Chairman of Board of..." BusinessWire, August 3, 1999
- ^ "Live Earth Producer Kevin Wall Partners with the Tadasana Festival," PRNewswire, 2012-01-31, accessed 2012-04-08.
- ^ Roller Dome website
- ^ Leonard, Devin,"Kevin Wall taps Al Gore and other rock stars to fight global warming," Fortune, July 6, 2007
- ^ "IXL Acquires Denver-Based CCG Online; EnterpriseBecomes Undisputed Leader for Web Design in..." BusinessWire, April 1, 1998
- ^ "Millions gather for Live 8 McCartney and U2 open London concert" CNN, July 3, 2005
- ^ Powers, Raymond. "Sounding Circle: G8 Nations Summit Fails to Deal with Climate Change," 2005-07-13.
- ^ "Live 8," One.org
- ^ "Live 8 Global Music Concerts: Who Was Inspired to Perform to the Beat of Fighting Poverty in Africa?" The Rugged Elegance Inspiration Network, July 5, 2005
- ^ Gupta, Shankar. "MSN To Stream Live Concerts," MediaPost Publications, Sept 28, 2006]
- ^ Lee, Ken. "Al Gore, Cameron Diaz Announce Environmental Campaign," People, Feb 17, 2007.
- ^ "Live Earth artists," BBC, accessed 2012-04-09.
- ^ "Live Earth concerts aim to rally action against global warming," ChannelNewsAsia.com, July 6, 2007
- ^ Billboard, January 15, 2009
- ^ Daily Variety, July 5, 2007
- ^ "Nokia New Year's Eve 2006," imdb.com, accessed 2009-07-27
- ^ "Macy's Passport Celebrity Catwalk Challenge"
- ^ "Control Room," imdb.com, accessed 2009-07-27
- ^ "MSN and Control Room Team to Bring Music's Biggest Performances to Fans Worldwide," Microsoft PressPass, September 26, 2006
- ^ Wall Street Journal, April 28, 2008
- ^ MediaWeek, November 15, 2007
- ^ Journal de Montreal, September 29, 2007
- ^ "Rihanna - The Most Streamlined MSN Artist," Huliq News, accessed 2009-07-27
- ^ "Major concert to launch World Cup," http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8292894.stm, 2009-10-07, accessed 2010-10-07
- ^ 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa, accessed 2010-03-19
- ^ Alicia Keys, Shakira, Peas take part in 2010 World Cup concert, USAToday, 2010-07-11, accessed 2010-07-13
- ^ World Cup Concert Draws Large Audience in South Africa, Reuters, 2010-07-11, accessed 2010-07-13
- ^ ESPN2's 24-Hour Countdown to Kickoff for 2010 FIFA World Cup June 10–11, ESPN2, accessed, 2010-07-13
- ^ Live FIFA World Cup on ESPN Mobile TV with HTC EVO 4G and Other Sprint Phones, accessed 2010-07-13
- ^ 2010 FIFA World Cup Kick-off Concert, Vevo.com, accessed 2010-07-13
- ^ 2010 FIFA World Cup Kick-Off Celebration Concert, ABC.com, accessed 2010-07-13
- ^ "Craton Equity Partners Homepage"
- ^ "Update: Wall, Not Gore, in Talks with 'Plenty'," Portfolio.com, September 23, 2008
- ^ "Art Bilger And Kevin Wall Launch Shelter Ventures, A Three Hundred Million Dollar VC Fund And Digital Business Incubator," Market Wire, February 28, 2005
- ^ "INTRODUCING THE GREEN DEBATE WITHIN REED MIDEM," accessed 2009-07-27
- ^ "Police, Timberlake Among Billboard Touring Award Finalists," Billboard.com, October 31, 2007
- ^ "Entertainment Marketers 2008," AdAge.com, accessed 2009-07-27
- ^ "Live Earth's Kevin Wall Honored by GQ," Light Bulbs, October 21, 2008
- ^ "2007 Environmental Media Association Awards," oneindia, October 26, 2007
- ^ http://www.pontelandolfonews.com/index.php?id=1026
- ^ http://www.climateprotect.org/about/board
- ^ http://www.globalwaterchallenge.org/about-us/board.php?id=12
- ^ Craton Equity Partners - Team
- ^ http://hammer.ucla.edu/about/museum_board_and_staff.html
- ^ http://www.adhd.ucla.edu//index.php?option=content&task=view&id=28&Itemid=48
- ^ http://marc.ucla.edu/body.cfm?id=19
External links[edit]
- Control Room corporate website
- Bio on Live Earth website
- Tadasana Festival website
- Craton Equity Partners website
- Sustainable Holdings corporate site
- YBUY, Inc.'s corporate site
- Saving the planet, one chord at a time Los Angeles Times
- Live Earth hopes action follows global concerts Msnbc.com
- Three questions for Kevin Wall Salon.com
- Here Comes The Sun, Fortune Magazine

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Two occupants were displaced after a Sunday night house fire in Upper Marlboro, according to Prince George's County Fire Department.
Rescue personnel responded to the 14200 block of Rutherford Road for the report of a two-story, single-family home with heavy fire coming from the rear of the house, Prince George's Fire Department spokesman Mark Brady reported via Twitter.
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Summit Christian Academy recently announced that alumnus Steven Eric Santon graduated from West Point Military Academy in May.
Steven, a 2010 graduate of SCA, served as the class of 2014 Secretary at West Point and was the runner-up for the Coach K award. The award, named in honor of Duke University's Coach K and 1969 West Point graduate Mike Krzyzewski, recognizes West Point athletes and coaches for their outstanding commitment to the development of noble character through athletic participation and leadership.
During his tenure at West Point, Steven concentrated his studies in Human Geography and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army within the Field Artillery branch. He will report to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, for his first assignment.
The U.S. Military Academy is a four-year co-educational federal undergraduate liberal arts college and was founded in 1802 as America's first college of engineering. A leader development institution, West Point purports its mission to be to educate, train, and inspire cadets for careers in professional service to the Army and the nation.


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Mario Batali Is a Kobe Human, and Other Great Lines From His Roast
Still, the roasters, who ranged from Sarah Silverman and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog to Anthony Bourdain, got the merry pasta mogul pretty good.
Nick DiPaolo: "Look at you! What are you, trying to be the Chris Farley of the Food Network?"
Ted Allen of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy: "He drinks beer, feeds all day, is constantly getting massages from transvestite hookers — basically, Mario is a Kobe human … Don't expect to see him in the kitchen at Babbo though. Mario hasn't actually cooked since 1979 — unless you count freebasing."
Tony Bourdain: "He's got shows, a line of cookware, books, the NASCAR connection — Mario is every man's dream: a whore who can cook."
Artie Lange: "You look like Kiefer Sutherland after he was stung by bees."
Lange probably had the night's best set. The worst? Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, who couldn't get his microphone working. And then there was Mario: His speech at the end was unexpectedly poised, venomous, and funny (and, sadly, too obscene too excerpt here).


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On December 27, 2012 Gov. Paul LePage ordered spending cuts in the Maine state budget, responding to the forecast of a revenue shortfall.
The state Constitution authorizes the governor to make temporary, across-the-board spending reductions to bring the state budget into balance. The cuts must be relatively equitable among departments.


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Cathy holds Bachelors degrees in Organ Performance and Music Therapy, and a Masters of Music in Choral Conducting. Having completed extensive study in early childhood music, movement, and child development, she has been involved in music education for 30 years. She has been a church musician since she was 11 years old. Prior to founding East Dallas Children's Music, Cathy was the early childhood music specialist in the Piano Preparatory Department at SMU.
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O.K..Last night my g/f drags me to this seminar by supposed "nutritional guru" Olek Fontenot. I did a search on him online an found nothing.Supposed his ways of eating help lower chances of diseases like diabetes;heart disease an a whole slew of other things.I think all these supposed guru's claim these things.
Alot of what he preached was eating food in it's most natural state an avoid cooking vegetables eat them as raw an fresh as possible; an to avoid all meat proteins.I get tons of my protein from different meats so I pretty much blanked out what he was saying at that time.But to each their own;it works for some people.
What caught my ear was what he was saying about beans..fresh picked are dry beans.As he said eat them fresh picked are dry.I eat like a 1/2 cup dry equal to 1 cup cooked everyday @ lunch time.Helps keep my blood sugar down in the evenings.( dang diabetes...I miss spaghetti) I like them fresh an raw straight from the field when I can; but as for the dry beans.He said cooking them only detracts from their nutrtional value.Have you ever tried to eat a dry bean?..It's like chewing pebbles.After the seminar he took questions.So I ask him about eating the dry beans.
He says "Soak them an they won't be as hard an should be able to be chewed"...I found this hard to believe so I asked them "What if they are still not soft enough to chew?"...He then replies "Swallow them like pills"... "WTF?"....
Wouldn't that bloat a person?And what other side effects would that give a person besides excessive ? I know soaking them helps remove some of the gas causing effects..Whats ya'll thoughts on this?..
Oh an by the way..If you here of a seminar coming to your area by this Olek Fontenot; save your $5.
Beware of that guy. Beans have a very high anti nutrient content, like most legumes, and they need to be deactivated by cooking. As a side note, microwaving doesn't do this has effectively as traditional cooking methods. These anti nutrients will screw with mineral absorption and eating raw beans for long periods of time will most likely lead to mineral deficiency.
The $5 you spent has nothing to do with a "nutritional seminar". The $5 was spent on brownie points with the g/f for going to the stupid thing and spending some time with her. Hopefully to be repaid horizontally.
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So you don't wanna get big, do you?
"If your arm measurement is currently 13 inches, you are worrying about the wrong things. Quit comparing to others, quit worrying about little details, get your ass in the gym, work as hard as you can, then go eat something. Repeat until huge." - Paul Stagg
"There is no miracle "look good" diet/pill other than determination and commitment" - geoffgarcia
"Freaking lift to get bigger, or stronger, or better at your damn sport, and quit worrying about weather or not your arm is 16 inches or 16.2 inches." - Paul Stagg
"If you want to look like Brad Pitt go run a marathon or something." - Severed Ties
LOL...nah it was $5 x person so $10. and well so I guess the $10 paid off..lol
Yes I think beans contain a compound called phytin? or phytic acid? (I think that is the compound) which binds iron...so yes you would need to be careful if you are consuming them raw. In fact, the reason beans are cooked are to deactivate the anti nutrients which are usually a type of protein.
Yes, phytic acid, or phytate, but I think there are others.Originally Posted by RicPhoenix


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In 1896, the first widely reported wave of UFO sightings in the United States took place when a mysterious airship was spotted; it was described in the Nov. 18, 1896, Sacramento Bee as, "huge and cigar-shaped and had four large wings attached to an aluminum body."
In June 1947, what is perhaps the most famous series of all UFO sightings began -- in and near Roswell, New Mexico. In early July, William W. "Mac" Brazel found the now infamous crash site that was later taken over by the military.
If you're looking for a bed and breakfast getaway with a UFO connection, these inns in and near Roswell, New Mexico, are a good place to start.
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This inn's Southwest Victorian design and full gourmet breakfast make it a good place to stay while you check out the mysteries of Roswell. All four guest rooms offer private baths.
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About 45 minutes away from Roswell, this inn offers wireless high-speed internet access in all 11 guest rooms. Located on the second floor of a 1905 building that was renovated to become a bed and breakfast, the Heritage Inn boasts elegant rooms and high ceilings.
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Pine Bush, New York
The Burlingham Inn offers accommodations in a spacious 100-year-old barn. Pine Bush is a hot spot for UFO sightings, with an active UFO community and regular UFO meetings.
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Luray, Virginia
This inn is the former home of Donald and Helen Keyhoe. Maj. Donald Keyhoe is the former director of the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena, which under his leadership gave serious publicity to UFOs in the 1960s. His book Aliens From Space was published in 1973, while he lived at Bluemont. A selection of Keyhoe's memorabilia is on view at the bed and breakfast.


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The Institute for Human Development at Northern Arizona University manages this program dedicated to increase access to assistive technology (AT) devices and services for individuals with disabilities and their families.
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Dr. John E. Ryan
Jan. 23, 1918 - Sept. 15, 2013
CLINTON — Dr. John E. Ryan, retired dentist, 95, of Clinton, passed away surrounded by his loving family Sunday, September 15th at the Alverno.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, September 18th at First Congregational Church in Clinton. Visitation will be from 4:00-7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 17th at the Pape Funeral Home and from 10:00 a.m. until the service hour on Wednesday at the church. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery, with military rites by the AMVETS.
John Edward Ryan was born January 23, 1918 on a ranch near Sterling, Colorado to John E. Ryan and Elizabeth (Miller) Ryan. Raised primarily in Clinton, he was a graduate of St. Mary's High School. John earned a chemistry degree from Iowa Wesleyan College, where he was a member of the Beta Beta Beta Honorary Biological Fraternity.
John graduated from the University of Iowa, College of Dentistry, and maintained a private practice of general dentistry in Clinton from 1950 until his retirement in 1983. He was a veteran of WWII, a sergeant in the U.S. Army Air Corps for 2 ½ years.
John married Thelma P. Lopez on March 11, 1945, in Barksdale Field Chapel, Shreveport, Louisiana.
John was a 50-plus year member of First Congregational Church, serving as an usher for over 40 years. He was a member of the Clinton District Dental Society and served on the Committee of Dental Ethics. John received a lifetime membership to the Iowa Dental Association, being recognized with a distinguished service award. John and his wife enjoyed Iowa Dental Conventions, Hawkeye football games, and ballroom dancing. He loved walking, golfing, reading, music, his home, yard, rose garden, and cars. He always looked forward to family vacations and get-togethers.
John will be dearly missed as a devoted husband of 68 years to his wife Thelma, a loving father to his "3 girls"; Pamela (David) Ehlers, Valerie Ryan Jungen, and Julie Ann (Dale) Walwer all of Clinton; "Grandad" to his six grandchildren: Spencer Ehlers of Alameda, CA; Elizabeth (Ehlers) Glade of Iowa Falls, IA; Lucas Richardson of Ames, IA; Brian Jungen of Coralville, IA; Jason Wenger of Cedar Rapids, IA and Beaux Walwer of Clinton, IA; and seven great grandchildren.


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11:00am Friday 15th February 2013 in News
The inspiring story of a head teacher turned war hero has been revealed by genealogists.
Almost 100 years ago, Captain Maynard Andrews relinquished his post as headmaster of Hipperholme Grammar School to serve his country in the First World War.
He was killed in action in Flanders in 1915 while heroically attempting to save his wounded men from enemy fire.
The school is celebrating his brave deeds on February 27 with a commemoration event and members of Captain Andrews' family have been invited to attend.
Current head teacher Jack Williams said: "As we approach the 100-year anniversary of the beginning of the First World War we have been working with local genealogy experts to research Captain Andrews' life and trace his family. Captain Andrews' entire life story is full of inspiration.
"The rediscovery of his many accomplishments is the beginning of a project to contact former pupils and gather stories of their achievements after they left.
"We know there will be many more wonderful examples of feats and triumphs by our alumni which we are keen to hear about."


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After eight months, two appearances before the City Council and a couple court appeals on the subject, the owners of a South Peabody commercial plaza will get another shot at convincing councilors that bringing in a Dunkin' Donuts is a good idea.
A public hearing will likely be held next month for a Dunkin's (without a drive-through) in , which is owned by Linear Retail. The plaza is anchored by .
The latest development comes despite staunch opposition from Ward 2 Councilor Arthur Athas, in whose ward the plaza sits. Athas also lives just down the street.
He argues that existing traffic problems make the plaza and the stretch of Lynnfield Street leading up to the four-way intersection with Summit and County streets, extremely dangerous.
He doesn't see a high-volume coffee shop making that situation any safer, and for that reason and several others, doesn't believe the council should have let Linear make its case again.
The originally opposed the project over traffic safety as well, saying that area had one of the highest accident rates in the city, but that was before police, city officials and the property owners hashed out some potential traffic improvements.
"This is going to be the nightmare on Lynnfield Street…all these traffic accidents are occurring without any business occupying that space, so imagine how that will increase with a Dunkin' Donuts," Athas said earlier this month.
Councilors voted 9-2 on Jan. 12 to allow the proposal to come back for another special permit hearing, however, and that decision was not without another bitter round of debate that saw some councilors questioning the integrity of their colleagues.
The second hearing was ultimately allowed after enough councilors agreed that "specific and material changes" now exist from the original application. That determination, which the Planning Board also made back in October, is up to the discretion of the council and is allowed under state law.
Essentially, it provides an avenue for both sides to work out agreeable conditions so the applicant doesn't have to wait two years to reapply or fight it out in court.
to get enough support from councilors last summer, – councilors had argued traffic safety but no study was done – and the petition came back before the council in December on the same grounds of "specific and material changes."
to the application and another lawsuit was filed.
Councilor-at-Large David Gravel, who lives near the plaza, filed for reconsideration of the council's vote, however, arguing there were significant changes in relation to traffic. The matter of reconsideration was likewise heatedly debated before the council approved the measure and moved on to consider if there were significant changes.
City attorneys assured the council the petitioners were well within their rights in their request and there was established legal precedent for the council to decide whether to hold another public hearing.
The proposed traffic changes are as follows:
- Add a pedestrian crosswalk across Lynnfield Street at the corner of the restaurant over to Norfolk Avenue with bright yellow signage and arrows.
- Make it clear Lynnfield Street is only a single lane until the plaza driveway with "fog line" striping from Land & Sea into the driveway. Two lanes would then be striped from that point to the intersection.
- Install a median in the driveway to clearly separate entering and exiting lanes.
- Create a more clearly defined right-turn only exit on the Summit Street side with bright yellow signage, arrows and striping.
- Create employee-only parking spaces with proper signage adjacent to that exit.
- Erect other signage as needed.
Athas, however, did not agree that such changes were significant in light of the potential traffic the coffee shop could generate. He said the upgrades would not solve the main problem – safety for motorists and pedestrians.
He also argued the traffic plan wasn't really a material change because it wasn't specifically outlined for the council last summer.
A key vote on Jan. 12 in allowing the proposal to go forward came from Ward 4 Councilor Robert Driscoll, who reversed his original stance.
Driscoll said he didn't "do his due diligence" before and merely supported a fellow ward councilor, which he always does because it's that person's neighborhood.
But now, using "better judgment" and reviewing the exact traffic changes being offered and speaking with the police and Community Development, Driscoll felt confident traffic would be greatly improved, he said. He also indicated that the new business, of course, would fill space at the plaza that has been empty for a few years.
"They say that time heals all wounds. It seems in Peabody that time opens the wounds," Athas said, chastising his colleagues for what he viewed as most of them putting the possibility of new tax revenues over personal safety and reneging on past promises. He referred to apparent promises made by councilors at the time the plaza was built that no food establishments would be allowed in.
The original special permit issued for the plaza contains no prohibitions on food uses.
"I'm a free market guy…just lower your price until someone meets it," Athas said, arguing the real reason for vacancies at the plaza was due to high rents, despite the fact that the council has turned away a handful of proposals in the past 15 years.
"You know, you can say the same thing a hundred times, but that doesn't make it the truth, Arthur," Gravel said. "I live there too… To say we don't care about safety is wrong. We all care about safety."
Both Gravel and Driscoll pointed out that Police Capt. John DeRosa, the area commander for South Peabody, believes the traffic changes will greatly increase safety for pedestrians and motorists alike.
"Ghost towns are not safe places. If we followed your logic, the wouldn't be…there wouldn't be a commercial tax rate," Driscoll told Athas. "[Our] job is to protect the community and also grow the community…come up with valuable compromise."
Councilor-at-Large Michael Garabedian said after the meeting that a full plaza of active businesses should actually help slow traffic down and make it safer – having multiple vacancies just encourages people to speed through the plaza or use it as a cut-through.
Garabedian voted down the project last summer but now wanted to have another hearing in light of the changes.
Ultimately, only Ward 3 Councilor Rico Mello continued to side with Athas in not wanting to allow the petitioners another hearing.
Mello said that allowing the proposal to come up for a third time "bends the rules" and basically shows no faith in the council's role in such cases.
"If this prevails, any person that gets denied a special permit will come back for any reason whatsoever. I have seen this before," Mello said. "This is not right; this is not the way to do business… People will say anything to get a special permit."
"Whenever there's a minority vote that prevails, it seems the majority figures out a way to change that…and that's bothersome to me," Mello added.
Council President James Liacos was irked at Mello's suggestion.
"What you're witnessing here is democracy," Liacos said. "The rules allow [the] majority or supermajority to act. Nothing has been done here in secrecy; everything is out in the open."
City Solicitor Michael Smerczynski suggested the council ask the petitioners to dismiss the lawsuit as a condition of allowing them to come back for a special permit hearing. John Keilty, who is representing Linear Realty, said the owners could agree to that.
The City Clerk's office received notification last week that the suit had been dismissed.


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Greetings to the Seniors of the Dibble Community!
Last week started off well with our attempt at line dancing at 10:30 on Monday morning. We seem to be doing well except when we have to lift our legs and then gravity kicks in!! Remember Phyllis Embry will be here on Monday the 30th to help correct our path on line dancing. Thanks Phyllis!!
Remember the May 8th Pay Back Day at the Regional Food Bank. We will leave at 12:30 after lunch. Remember also the dance on Monday the 14th of May with Red Newsom!
Big thanks to Woodmen of the World in Blanchard for the $500.00 donation as it will allow us to have chicken fried steak at least once on Friday instead of hamburger surprise next month. Thanks Woodmen!!!!
I am pleased to announce our sick list is finally on the mend as folks are in recovery or their illness turned out to be less severe than first thought.....although we are not out of the woods yet. Two of our clan are still doing Chemo...Get Well All!!!
I have decided to ramp up my effort to get elected President of the United State where as according to the Oklahoma Observer the 5 biggest oil companies in the U.S. made $130 Billion last year but while it got a $24 Billion tax subsidy at the same time. All of this while the Observer reports that 20% of all Okies are at the bottom of income and die 6.5 years sooner than the top 1%. New meaning to the word "Sooner State" don't you think!!? They say there are more than 22,000 poor families that get T.A.F.F. from DHS. If I really were to get elected I would have to go into hiding as there are some folks who would not like me very much afterwards!!
Our esteemed Vice President Dale has gone into the life insurance business as his main pitch is that if you use his policy you don't have to make anymore monthly payments. Wow what a deal!! He ain't right!!!
The local Baptist preacher asked me why did I have such heathen ways? Didn't I ever consider the "Hereafter". I told hm, sure I did because these days every time I go into a room I have to ask myself "What am I here after?" He told my wife I wasn't right !!!!
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Tuesday...Spring Sandwich Buffet
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Recently one of my friends asked me to check his e-shop on the fact that upon entering the SSL page, the buyer has received popup with message "Do you want to display the nonsecure items?" that and probably because of this message some buyers simply closes the browser window and leave the store without buying anything.
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Windows 7 has beaten boy wizard Harry Potter to become the biggest pre-order product of all time in the UK, says Amazon.


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Laszlo Fulop teaches Documentary Production, Script Analysis, Spring Film Production, Video Writing, and Screenwriting. He received his MFA from UNO in 2000.
In the past few years, Laszlo has been credited as director, producer, videographer, and editor in various film and television projects, including documentaries, feature films, TV pilots, and short films. His credentials include an Addy Award and several film festival appearances. His recent work includes Tim's Island, a documentary about Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans co-directed, co-produced, and edited by Laszlo. The film is available from www.Indiepixfilms.com
The Sunken City: Rebuilding Post-Katrina New Orleans (http://TheSunkenCity.org), his new documentary co-directed and co-produced with Marline Otte (Associate Professor, History Department, Tulane University), has been screened at film festivals and various college campuses nationwide and internationally. The documentary is available from Sky Merchants (http://www.sky-merchants.com/) and from Amazon.com.
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Tagged: Philippines
These case studies provide interesting insight on the situation in five emerging economies on key issues of food security, climate change and energy access and how Oxfam and partners are campaigning for change.
International aid agency Oxfam today warned that a disease outbreak is "waiting to happen" unless authorities quickly manage the shortage of water supply and address sanitation needs around shelter areas, since the flash floods hit the area over the weekend.
Oxfam is responding to the flooding in the southern Philippines with humanitarian aid.
In the aftermath of the massive earthquake off the coast of Japan, Oxfam continues to closely monitor the situation and is beginning to respond where appropriate.
From Samoa to the Philippines to Indonesia and Vietnam, Oxfam has been providing clean water, blankets, hygiene kits and other vital provisions to local communities that desperately need them.
Typhoon Parma struck the Philippines on Saturday. The storm is the country's second in eight days. The capital, Manila, escaped the worst of the storm, but the north has been harder hit. Manila has been experiencing heavy rainfall since Friday evening.
Manila, Philippines — International aid agency Oxfam today urged the Philippine government to look at environmental sanitation and safe water as the two key needs of women, men and children affected by Typhoon Ketsana.


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When you adopt a feline or canine companion during the month of August, we'll let YOU decide the adoption fee!
It's all part of the $100K Challenge. MHS is one of 50 shelters competing to get more animals adopted or reunited with their guardian than ever before. Our goal is to find homes for 1,200 animals Aug 1-Oct 31 and win grant funding to strengthen spay/neuter & outreach programs in our community.
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When María Elena García rushes off to work at a Mexican restaurant, she takes comfort in knowing that her two children, ages 12 and 16, will get a healthy lunch at school.
But now that school is out, she worries about what they will eat.
"I know it is nothing good," said the MacArthur Park mother. "We don't have good food at home."
The summer months can be some of the most difficult for families that rely on federally subsidized school meals to provide an important part of their nutritional needs.


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The Simsbury Free Library (SFL) presents a different documentary or foreign language film on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 1:00 p.m. On February 26, 2013, the SFL will show "Exit Through the Gift Shop."
Nominated in 2011 for an Oscar for Best Documentary, the film is the story of how an eccentric French shop keeper and amateur film maker attempted to locate and befriend Banksy only to have the artist turn the camera back on its owner with spectacular results (from Amazon.com).
While the event is free and open to the public, donations to the SFL are encouraged and appreciated and new members are always welcome. RSVPs are requested via email (email@example.com) or phone (860-408-1336).
Upcoming documentary and foreign language film dates and titles are:
- March 26: "In Darkness"
- April 23: "This Way of Life"
- May 28: "Precious Life"
About the Simsbury Free Library
The Simsbury Free Library (the Simsbury Genealogical and Historical Research Library) opened on the second floor of the Hopmeadow District School in 1874. In 1890, the Library's collection was moved to its present location at 749 Hopmeadow Street in Simsbury. Today the Simsbury Free Library (SFL) seeks to promote interest in genealogy and history by providing access to research material and expertise, artifacts, and educational and cultural programs. It seeks to help patrons connect with the past and to learn from and be inspired by those who have gone before them. The SFL provides a relaxed setting in which people can pursue family research history at their own pace. For everyone from seasoned genealogy veterans to beginners, the SFL has the staff and resources necessary to help visitors develop the skills required to create family trees, search local histories, look up census records, explore vital records, etc.
The Simsbury Free Library – the Gracious Yellow Lady – is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and the second and fourth Saturdays of the month from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. as well as by appointment. For more information, visit www.simsburyfreelibrary.org or call (860) 408-1336.


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The Buckeye Battle Cry will be counting down the Top 25 players of the past decade all spring/summer. Every Monday and Thursday, Jim will be announcing a new player. Our #1 player will be presented on Monday, August 30th. Three days later, the 2010 season officially begins. To view the previous entries in our Top 25, click here.
Craig Krenzel is the quarterback that finally led Ohio State to the promised land, captaining the team to a national title in 2002 for the first time since 1968.
His unbelievable performances in the clutch made for some heart-attack inducing victories, but a win is a win, and Krenzel's 24-3 record as a starter speaks for itself.
Krenzel was known as a "game manager," meaning that he usually wasn't going to win a game for you by himself, but he was always able to put the team in a position to win by moving the ball down the field when it mattered and avoiding costly turnovers.
Plays like "Holy Buckeye" and the 4th and 14 conversion in the first over time of the 2003 Fiesta Bowl show the when it was crunch time, Krenzel got the job done.


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Hidden Valley ATV Half-Day Tour from Las Vegas
- Four-hour tour to the Nevada Desert from Las Vegas with two-hour ATV ride
- Breathtaking views from the Hidden Valley National Monument Overlook
- Safety orientation and guidance from experienced tour guides
- Helmets, gloves, goggles and bottled water supplied
- Pick-up and drop-off from select Las Vegas hotels
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
An adrenaline-pumping afternoon ATV excursion to the Mojave Desert that's good for those pressed for time. Be sure to wear closed-toe shoes -- they're required for riding.
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What You Can Expect
Your four-hour trip to the Nevada Desert begins with complimentary air-conditioned transportation from Las Vegas to Jean, Nevada. After a brief but informative orientation about your all-terrain vehicle, you'll be provided with safety equipment.
Then, get ready for one of the most thrilling ATV off-road experiences of your life! Your two-hour ATV ride takes you through the historic Hidden Valley National Monument, next to extinct lava beds, through and the rugged McCullough Mountain Range to the Primm Valley overlook. Travel exciting trails around large boulder formations that make up part of the Mojave Desert. What a ride!
Your tour ends with air-conditioned transportation back to your pick up location.
Please Note: All ATV riders must be at least 16 years old and have photo ID. The listed price does not include a $10 per person fuel surcharge, payable at the time of tour check-in. The fuel surcharge is required by our local supplier and is not within our control
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The Department of Biology is located in Winston Hall which provides excellent teaching and research space as well as offices for faculty, graduate students and support personnel. The building houses an impressive Microscopic Imaging Core Facility with a full-time resident Microscopy Specialist. The building is home to numerous well-equipped Biology teaching and research laboratories.
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Blount County government has very good credit. County Mayor Jerry Cunningham announced recently that Standard & Poor's has reviewed the ratings on Blount County's general obligation debt and has reaffirmed the County's rating of AA-.
The mayor said Blount County continues to be in the upper echelon of counties and cities in the State of Tennessee in terms of ratings. Taken directly from the Standard & Poor's rating, the agency said that "Despite a slow down in the regional economy, Blount County's financial position continues to remain strong."
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Looking for the best Whole Foods in the Boston area
In a few weeks i'm flying into Boston from LA with my 2.5 year old. we stay the night then drive 4 hrs deep into Maine. once we get to Boston I'm renting a car and needing to fill a cooler with food for me and my child. He suffers from multiple food allergies and Whole Foods usually carries what we need.
I see that there's several Whole Foods in the area. Which would you say is the best/biggest one? Thanks!
I like the one at Fresh Pond, in Cambridge. There is a Trader Joe's across the road -- TJ's can also be good for food allergies, at a nicer price than Whole Foods. Makes it convenient if you want to hit both of them.
I think there is also a Whole Foods in Portland, but I haven't been to it.
Trader Joe's
1427 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
re: czarp
good call on the TJ's. you see we live right down the street in pasadena from the original TJ's so its an essential part of our repertoire. do they sell booze or do i have to go to the packy or whatever they're called? i lived in boston for a while but that was 23 yrs ago so memory is fuzzy.
re: trolley
The River Street Whole Foods in Cambridge is also nice and another Trader Joes that definitely sells alcohol is just down the street on Memorial Drive. I have never been to the Fresh Pond stores so don't know how they compare but I have always been happy with the River Street location. The Whole Foods on River Street also sells beer and wine.
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If you are looking to get TJ's alcohol (is two-buck chuck still around?), there are only a couple of TJ's in Mass that sell booze, and one is the store that Mocooks mentioned, on Mem Drive.
A couple of changes since you left Mass: (1) You can now buy alcohol on Sundays, and (2) no more sales tax on it.
Also, we still have traffic, despite the completion of the Big Dig :). Seriously though, I would avoid driving to either Cambridge store during rush hour, particularly the late afternoon/early evening commute.
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you can buy alcohol on sundays? wow! too bad we're leaving on sunday. my sister and i used to drive to NH to buy wine on sundays. and thanks for the traffic warning. i get in on friday afternoon but will be jet lagged so we'll probably get settled at the hotel then take the road to WF after 8 or so.
re: czarp
Two buck chuck is 3 buck chuck in TJ's, I think, and yes the classic Charles Shaw label is still around.
I believe you can only buy alcohol on Sundays AFTER 12.
But if you are stocking up on any spirits, I'd hit the NH Liquor stores.. I've not been wow'd by their wine, but if you need something to go with the tonic water, NH's prices are better.. and its easy off the highway..
the whole foods in portland, me is huge, if you're headed that way. it's about the same size as the one in dedham ma which I think is the biggest in the boston area. but dedham is in the wrong direction if you're driving from Logan to Maine.
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another vote for Portland..also...I would offer the suggestion that if you know which specific foods you will be purchasing for your son then call the store directly to make sure they have them in stock for you. Whole Foods ...to me ..is the best..and I mean the best store to shop at in terms of food allergies. The staff, at least at my local WF is always very knowledgeable..but even so..sometimes they are out of the things I like most and I have to wait for them to come in stock...I would hate to see you get there and have this happen to you.
Don't know if it's the biggest or the best as it's the only one I shop at - but there's a WF in Cambridge on River Street. It's not a long diversion from either Rt. 93 or Rt. 1. Assume you'll be taking one of those North. There's also a wonderful organic market in Central Square in Cambridge - it's called Harvest Market.
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The River Street one is solid, but compared to the Fresh Pond WF, the River Street location carries about 60% of the items. For special diet foods, the River St location sells far fewer items than the Fresh Pond one. For biggest and best in the immediate Boston area, I think the Fresh Pond location takes the cake.
What do you like about Harvest? I've always found it to be very limited selection, poor produce, really bad meat, and generally high prices. I'm all for supporting co-ops, but I think Harvest is just plain terrible. Do they have a better selection of special diet foods than WF?
re: DoubleMan
The bulk section at Harvest is pretty darn good, and the prices often beat prepacked items. I usually buy things like steel cut oats, French lentils, specialty flours (when I want ~1 cup instead of 5lbs), and random tiny quantities of use-once spices. I also scope out the bread aisle for day-old, marked down loaves when I'll be toasting them anyway. Otherwise, nothing too interesting.
The Portland, Maine store is a good suggestion. I haven't been but my sister said it's quite large and well-stocked.
The Woburn, Mass. store is a good alternative. It's a few miles off of Rte. 95/128 on Rte. 3A, not a bad ride. Rte. 93 N, which you'll probably take from the airport, will take you nearby.
re: trolley
If you can stand one more rec, the WF in Framingham is large and well-stocked, has a liquor store next door, and a Trader Joe's across the street. In the parking lot of that Trader Joe's is a Walgreens, so you can buy your politically incorrect groceries, such as paper towels and toilet paper that doesn't scratch. But of course, this all depends on where you're actually staying in the Boston area.
Woburn, Dedham are both pretty large.. there's a WF in Portland, ME as well, if you pass that way. Things vary - Fresh Pond has a better seafood counter than Dedham, but Dedham has a better meat counter (these are fine points... none of them are serving swill). The WF's close into Boston seem smaller - the one by Mass Gen Hospital is decent, though.
If you are staying in Boston, River St. in Cambridge, or route your trip to hit Woburn as you head north..
make sure you don't head north on rt 93. major construction on the weekends will delay you by hours.
re: pariss
Absolutely correct. Here is what I would do.... go TJ and WF at Fresh Pond. Stock the cooler with your food, grab whatever beer/wine you want at the liquor store next to the Whole Foods. Then head out Route 2 and then take 128/95N to your Northern route. 128/95 won't be empty or anything, but it will have more than one lane open. 93 on the weekends is a total nightmare right now and best avoided at all possible costs.
There are some back roads which could eliminate the need for all interstates, but after a day of travel and then food shopping, the interstates are just a bit easy to navigate.
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One more travel tip: Although Trader's Joe's is just across the road from the Fresh Pond WF, you can't just drive drive across that road. The solution is to go to the corner of the WF parking lot that is furthest away from WF, over by Staples. There, you can drive under the road and over to the other side.
Oh, and if you happening to be coming the weekend of August 13-14, there is a Massaschusetts sales tax holiday those two days. No sales tax on most items under $2500.
Hope you have a great trip!
Based on all your needs, I'd agree with those who suggest that Fresh Pond is best. River Street seems to concentrate much more heavily on prepared foods, as well as a very good cheese selection..Yes, there IS a WF in Portland, but it may not have the exact, allergen-free products you're looking for, their ordering is a little more hap-hazard than the ones in town. Definitely shop one in town before you head for the hills.
As others have pointed out, the liquor store is literally next door to the Fresh Pond WF, you don't even have to move your car.
Woburn WF has less traffic, so their fish is a little less dependable, and less varied. I wasn't wowed by the fish department at the Portland WF when I was last there (2 weeks ago)...
We have many allergies in our family, wheat, egg, milk, poultry, oat, nuts, shelfish, etc. Whole foods wise, we like the Alewife location the best. Fresh Pond/Alewife has great selection of the snacks such as the Enjoy Life and Orgran brands for children (brownie bars and dinosaur cookies are winners). There are also the Annie Gummies snacks that I think all children like. This location has the Hain's rice cakes the are just rice and corn. Also the honeynut version has not nut in the ingredients just a nuttiness from the carmelized sugar. Good corn chips and popcorn.
Although if wheat is the allergy, Roche Bros in Burlington has best tasting wheat free/egg free bread by the Schar brand (also good corn and rice pasta and crackers), and they also have Pearl hotdogs that are also not processed with milk. If you will have access to a kitchen, Roche has a really good selection of cake/pancake mixes as well by the Really Good Food brand I think.
We have been very picky as product manufactured in a plant with allergens has still caused our little one to break out in rashes.
If you want to highlight what you are looking for brand or type of food, potentially I can point you in other locations as well.
Good luck!
re: makonna
we have an egg, tree nut and peanut allergy. sounds like the east coast WF or at least the Mass. does a great job with stocking allergen free foods. we live right near the West Coast flagship store and they have a gluten free section but don't carry brands like Orgran. i've asked them to stock some of the cookies but fell on deaf ears.
even though we don't have wheat allergy b/c of the nut/egg thing we often end up eating gluten free foods which we totally love. i'm thinking of buying, a loaf of bread, cold cuts, condiments, fruit, cookies and other road snacks for our 3+ hour trip to Maine with a 2.75 yr old. we need to be at a family event by 1pm in Maine so we need to get the food the night before and wake up and drive.
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I would do the Hi-Rise and Formaggio's Kitchen trip, they are within a block of each other. They'll have all that stuff except a slicer to cut the bread. If something is missing, you can drive a 1/2 mile to WF. It would be more interesting than seeing YAWF (Yet Another Whole Foods).
Some Speck, Sopressata, Finocchiona, Iberico for cold cuts at Formaggio, and the best cheese counter in the country perhaps, plenty of condiments and perfectly ripe fruit to be had since it's a gourmet provisions store at heart, and bread and cookies at Hi-Rise. Then just use WF for like, iced tea or something. Or pre-sliced bread. You'll be all set, with a little tour of some of the best in Boston.
Fresh Pond WF is by far the best. Dedham is basically a giant deli. River St is pretty small if you take away all the prepared foods and liquor. Fresh Pond has the best cheese counter, the best seafood, the best selection of actual groceries, and their prepared foods is pretty mediocre just like any WF. (It always amazes me how they can turn the best ingredients into meh.) Still, they try, with a pretty serious bakery onsite and they make many of things onsite, unlike other WF who receive shipments of say, guacamole or salsa or orange juice, made at the WF depot in Chelsea. Even the flowers aren't bad.
I've shopped at WF Fresh Pond for a while, the employees don't change to much, and the managers are pretty responsive. If you ask them to stock something, they actually make phone calls. I guess I like two things about it in the end: Not to much gimmicky crap and well, it *used* to say "The flagship WF" on the receipts. Sure Dedham is bigger, but it's all filler.
If you are not picky, none of this matters at all, but to me it does. The liquor store next door, with their better than average selection and good prices, is a side benefit.
All of the specialty counters, such as cheese and seafood, are easily bested by other nearby (less than a mile) specialists, such as Formaggio's Kitchen for Cheese, Hi-Rise Bread Co. for Bread, and a little far, but still in Cambridge, New Deal Fish Market for Fish, but all in all, it's clearly the best one-stop supermarket.
Hi-Rise Bread Co
208 Concord Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
New Deal Fish Market
622 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02141
Just slightly off-topic, but I'll share anyway. Yesterday, I was shopping at the Brighton Whole Foods (tiny and far from the best). I was looking for When Pigs Fly low-carb bread, a staple in my household, and an item usually available at this store. All the When Pigs Fly bread has been moved to the lowest shelf, and stacked six-deep, so I had to actually get down on the floor and root around for my bread. I brought this to a team member's attention, that it made the shopping experience unpleasant. His response: "I know, it sucks. Corporate policy." Wow! what a distressing answer on so many levels for a company that prides itself on empowering the store teams to optimize the shopping experience. So, I guess what he's saying is that the corporation is mandating that all the locally produced stuff be pushed aside to make room for shelf after shelf of Whole Foods and 365 brand breads. I understand that pushing their own brands is part of the business model, but doing it in a monopolistic way is just tacky.
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"So, I guess what he's saying is that the corporation is mandating that all the locally produced stuff be pushed aside to make room for shelf after shelf of Whole Foods and 365 brand breads. "
Oh yeah. And not just in the bread department, altho it's really funny how they raise the prices on lots of local items that haven't raised their wholesale prices to WF...


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