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New, larger, Burlington Market Basket is coming
- PinchOfSalt Aug 3, 2010 08:59 AM
For any Hounds who did not already know, here is an article about brand new Burlington Market Basket that will be opening late this year practically adjacent to the current one:
Every time I go to H-Mart or just find myself driving by on Middlesex Turnpike the progress is apparent. They have completely gutted the old Expo Design Center and the stores between it and the current MB. The other day all that remained was the roof - you could see right through the space! Given that it is hard to imagine that the new store will be ready before the end of the year, but that is what they are shooting for. I can hardly wait!
This will be awesome, especially if they really do make it more like the Chelsea store. I was in the Chelsea store once and it was....well, it wasn't even like a Market Basket.
That being said, I'm curious why the new MB in Burlington is going to have free Wi-Fi. Maybe it's just me, but I don't really see myself hanging out there long enough to pull out a laptop.
re: taterjane
Laptop, no, but iPhone or iPod, sure. That way you can get your shopping lists online.
re: taterjane
If they planning a food court with a seating area like WF in Fresh Pond, then it would seem to make sense.
re: bear
I agree. This is the most convenient Demoulas for me, but during the day the old people will obliviously ram their carts into you in those funky narrow aisles (when they're not blocking them completely). Sometimes I can't face it and go to the Woburn one instead, which has worse car traffic outside, but much better cart traffic inside.
Thank heavens. Since my mom (wisely) gave up driving, we've been shopping in Woburn or Billerica. The Burlington MB is 7 min. from my house but the aisles, and crowds, cannot accommodate mom's scooter.
re: chowmel
But...There are scooters available in the each store. No need to hobble along with your cane. It really is a good alternative.
re: chowmel
Can't speak for Woburn and Chelsea, but the Billerica MB has at least 8-10 electric scooters available at the front every time I take my mom shopping.
My mom isn't able to walk very far for medical reasons, and the scooters are vital to her shopping.
That is fabulous news! Right now I can practically guarantee that I'll have a nervous breakdown if I go into that store, it's so cramped and crowded. I hope they reconfigure the entrance to the parking lot from the Middlesex Turnpike. The newest MBs have been putting in "Market's Kitchen" which prepares sandwiches and other take out items. Maybe they'll put in some seating, hence the offering of free Wi-Fi, so they can compete with HMart's food court, if the town lets them.
Bumping this thread to let folks know that the opening is almost here. There is a fan page on Facebook that is claiming December 12, but an article in the local Burlington newspaper says the grand opening will be on the 15th.
It is at times like this that I do so wish that Market Basket had an official website! I will need to make a farewell-to-the-old-location shopping trip sometime in the next few days, just for nostalgia's sake.
From the Burlington Union.... Details about the new store, set to open on Sunday.
Anyone go? We were actually around the area on Saturday night, when the old store was closed at 7PM, and the new one hadn't opened yet. The lot was full of people going in, and leaving. We had some Hmart needs so the trip wasn't a total loss but I'm dying to hear about any opening day experiences.
re: marcreichman
Alas, I missed it due to car troubles. I too would love to hear a report!
re: marcreichman
I went about 10 am Sunday. Was greeted in the parking lot by an employee with an umbrella. The store is huge, nearly as large as Chelsea. The produce section alone is about a quarter the size of the old store. I didn't stay long, but they were giving out free samples, and I got 2 free quarts of organic chicken broth.
The store was already packed, but the checkout lines were moving right along. I'm just glad not to have to shlep all the way to Billerica with my mom anymore.
re: marcreichman
I was there aorund 9:30 this morning, because I'd had a nearby medical appointment. Normally I'm just getting up then so I don't know how busy supermarkets usually are at that time. It was bustling but no long lines. There are 19 check-out registers. I recall reading that Chelsea has nearly twice as many.
My overall impression was that it is nothing extraordinary. There's a bit more of everything but I don't plan on shopping there regularly. There was an entire aisle of ethnic food, so maybe twice what a normal MB carries (caveat: I've never been to Reading or Chelsea). I noticed a line of Hispanic spices called Badia, which had larger containers at better prices than McCormick. The fish service counter was the same as the ones in Wilmington and Tewksbury, but adjacent to it was a case of pre-wrapped fresh fish which had whole fish and fish heads. The bakery was giving out muffin and donut samples but I've had MB bakery items before which were dreadful, so I passed. I didn't look at the prepared hot food or the snack/sandwich counter. The "cafe" seating area is on the opposite side of the entrance from the counter, and looked a little cramped, with molded seat-table units like in fast food places.
The managers in the various departments were all out on the floor but didn't seem to know their inventory very well. I explained to the bread aisle guy that Arnold's Everything Rye is hard to find in other MB's and was absent here. It sells out fast but this has not prompted them to order more of it than they do. Because I have read favorable mention of Asian dumplings with a brand name like Chinese Spaghetti Factory carried by some MBs, I asked the pair of middle-aged gentlemen in charge of the frozen food about them. Dumb and dumber. They led me to a package of Joyce Chen brand. I did notice, though, that they had LingLing brand - Costco carries a humongous bag of the chicken/veg. MB had smaller bags, and also the pork/veg version. In the fresh meat case, the labels on the shelves did not correspond to the packages in the pork and lamb sections. I was going to try some daikon (a first for me) until I noticed that the pieces felt soft and were bendable, as though they had been frozen and thawed. I assume they should have been firm. And, as always with MB, I had to re-bag my groceries even though this time it was not a teenage boy but a middle-aged woman with limited English putting the fragile stuff in with the cans and failing to segregate the perishables into one bag. Plus ca change....
re: greygarious
greygarious as far as I know none of the Market Basket carry Chinese Spagetti Factory dumplings anymore and its been several years since they have*. Even if they did, it would be worth a trip to China Merchandise on 3A because they have a much better selection (and I think Hmart was carrying a similarly limited selection, but its been a while since I was in there). Plus you can get nice vinegars, spices (soy sauces you can get easily at Hmart). The fillings and skins don't compare to many of the fresh prepared ones that several restaurants make.
Badia is alright, but not going to compare to a nice bulk or ethnic spice store (again up 3A between the Indian stores and China Merchandise you can get some decent options). They have a lot of pre-mixed spices -- for rotisserie chicken, seasoning meat (like maggi), plus bullion etc. Johnnie's has a medium selection of their stuff and Price rite has a very extensive selection.
* Although this predates the recent larger stores (Chelsea, Reading, etc), as MB has grown they haven't been able to keep some smaller brands (I have particularly noticed this with ethnic cheeses) and have to devote large sections of shelf space to manufacturer-stocked displays like other large supermarkets. With the larger stores you generally get some interesting upscale products (columbus salame company, nicer fish section, more organics, greek yoghurt) but it can tend to mean less one-off specialty items.
re: greygarious
Greygarious, the oriental market in the strip mall on summer St in Chelmsford carries the majority of the Chinese Spaghetti factory line. It's up high in the freezer along the top.
P & R Oriental Food Market (I think this is the name)
7 Summer St # 7, MA 01824-3063 (978) 256-8845
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re: mjg0725
Thanks for that tip, mjg. I am frequently in Chelmsford and will look for them as soon as I have some freezer room. I go to China Merchandise a couple of times a year but have never remembered to look for them there.
re: greygarious
They're definitely in China Merchandise. But as long as you're not far away, why not drive to Formosa Taipei in Lexington and get their frozen veg, pork and cabbage, or pork and chive dumplings. Better than Chinese Spaghetti Factory, IMO.
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re: Bob Dobalina
I was there this morning. They are open!!
re: Bob Dobalina
According to a MB employee, there was a water main break at the MB.
I was at the new MB this afternoon. It is sort of a cross between the Reading store and Chelsea. Take Reading and add more ethnic items. They do not have a Goya aisle like in Chelsea, nor do they have Cinco do Mayo tortillas warm from the factory, but they do have an interesting expanded Latino selection compared to the old MB and the ones in Woburn and Reading. What was a nice surprise was a small but mighty Chinese ingredients section in the ethnic aisle. It was jam packed with all sorts of staples that I have never seen in a MB (or any other local American-style supermarket). For example, they had bags of dried cloud ears. Who'd a thought? All in all, a very nice shopping experience. The aisles are three shopping carts wide!
When I was at the store at about 2 this afternoon the parking lot was very full. Samples were being given out inside. For example, I had some high-end Genoa salami (Columbus? not sure about the brand). Also, MB is selling coffee beans under their own label. Right now they only had ground, but they should be getting whole-bean in soon. It was pretty decent for that sort of thing. The person handing out the samples told me the coffee is roasted by Rao's.
Time to put up a pot of water - the $4.99/pound lobsters were running between a pound and a quarter and a pound and a half...
re: PinchOfSalt
The two ethnic items the old Burlington store used to stock a bit more than other MB's was Chinese and Greek (with maybe a bit of Armenian too). What I was wondering is if they kept the latter up. I would think they might take advantage of the increase in space to add more Indian products. Woburn isn't particularly strong in Latino stuff -- they need space for Brazilian products as that is a heavy shopping population. Until there is a real latino demand, not certain if it will be worth Cinco de Mayo stocking displays in those stores. They are the ones which maintain the displays directly in Chelsea and Somerville.
I went today to check it out. I usually shop at Chelsea but Burlington is about equal distance from me. It was a huge improvement over the previous store but it can't hold a candle to Chels. One thing I did notice that they had that I have not seen at Chelsea was a definite increase in asian products. They even had some udon noodle soup packs w/fresh noodles by the deli. Also, as noted more asian ingredients and spices. They were still giving out lots of coupons and I got a free tub of grape tomatoes which was nice. The bakery section was also giving out samples. As someone noted before they think the MB baked goods are dreadful I do agree that they used to be but I've had some great things from the bakery in Chelsea. They have a pecan nut bread that is sooo good toasted w/butter that I don't buy it often because I gobble it up.
re: trishaluna
I agree about the bakery. Some items are great and others are definitely try once, buy never. They have a raisin pecan bread that is to die for good. On Monday I tried a sample taste of the ricotta pie and it was quite nice. We are not talking about show-off artisan stuff you would serve to honored guests, but something that you could put on the table for family and friends to enjoy. On the other hand, the store-baked French bread is definitely not to my liking - a lot like any other mass-market par-baked pseudo-french bread: the crumb is very fine, soft and fluffy, and the crust is thin and almost tender. In other words, it is like batard-shaped white bread. Unh unh, not in my home. But there are people who like that, so I can't blame MB for selling it to them. To me the question is whether they would consider also selling loaves that are more in line with the standards of traditional French bread. I know that there are suppliers of the right kind of par-baked loaves....
re: PinchOfSalt
I think that cream cheese swirl brownies and oatmeal scotchies are the only okay things I've bought from the instore bakery this century. I have heard that people like their honey-dip type donuts. Haven't tried their basic cakes in decades and recall them as airy-dry, with overly sweet icing. Butterless baking, it seems. Breads of various types were also cottony and airy.
re: PinchOfSalt
That's it! Raisin Pecan bread. It is very very good. I haven't bought any of the french breads, i make my own 'no knead' bread at home. I have had some of the ciabatta's (olive, rosemary etc) and they're fairly decent.
We went yesterday, and probably live a hair closer to this than Chelsea, but definitely could pick either. My general impression is that while this is clearly a slightly smaller sibling to Chelsea, it's nicer to get there for us in east Arlington. They took chelsea's inroads for SE Asian ingredients and really ran with it. The Goya section is comically smaller but had what we needed. Will probably go here now if the lot isn't going to become a major hassle.
re: marcreichman
It is my impression (I'm not certain) that the rows in that lot are a couple of feet narrower than those in the other area markets I frequent. If I'm right, it may have been on the small side for the amount of business mall planners anticipated. The current and planned roster of businesses would seem to have potential for drawing more customers than earlier ones did.
When MB was at the end, it effectively had its own dedicated parking spaces.
re: qianning
Sorry quianning, frozen duck only.
re: sablemerle
Maybe they have fresh at H-Mart, which is only a few hundred feet away from the new MB.
3 Old Concord Rd, Burlington, MA 01803
re: greygarious
Wilson's Farm, which is relatively close by depending on where you're coming from, carries fresh duck.
re: Maxinella
coming from s. nh, so wilson farm is kinda out of the way...my local mkt bskt has frozen, so really only want to make an extra trip is I can find fresh....don't remember seeing fresh duck at H-mart....
re: qianning
Roche Bros. in Burlington? May be worth a call.
re: phonelady
I think I saw duck at the meat counter at RB in Acton recently, so maybe Burlington too. (Commercially wrapped though, so hopefully fresh as opposed to frozen and thawed...)
re: snippet
thanks i'll look into it.
re: snippet
I actually checked for duck during my visit to the new Burlington MB. They do have frozen ducks (at an amazingly low $2.59/lb, lower than H-Mart or any place else I can think of, but alas water-added), but no fresh ducks. Having said that, one of the more amazing announcements that came over the PA system was that the store has a real full-service butcher shop in back and if you don't see the cut you want in the case, ask, and they will get it for you. So, what better test of this claim than to ASK the new Burlington MB butcher dept. if they can get a fresh duck for you. Can't hurt. And I have a sneaking suspicion that they will do it.
re: PinchOfSalt
Bought a commercial frozen duck at another MB a year ago - not only is water added, but there is a LARGE packet of atrocious sauce included. If memory serves, the price was $2.59 then, too, and the packet looked to be at least 12 oz.
re: qianning
Wilson's is actually only three miles away from MB, but I do understand--especially at this time of year when traffic is so bad. They also have a store in LItchfield, NH, but I don't know if it's open year round.
re: Maxinella
thanks for all the info folks! roche brothers does carry bell & evans duck, labelled "fresh". wilson farm...i didn't realize it was that close to burlington....as for the NH branch of wilson farm, because of the merrimack river and the way the roads/bridges work it actually takes longer to get there from my home than to burlington!


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Tony Alvarez "The" Real Estate Educator
Tony has accumulated millions twice.
Tony has also lost everything twice!
Join us for Tony's 2014 Retirement presentation with over 100 dedicated Investors.
7 Secret Steps To Making & KEEPING Millions
in the Real Estate Game
Wednesday September 10th @ 7 pm
Tony is entertaining, motivating, and hilarious!
This meeting will be a real eye opener for the new or seasoned investor.
Join us as self-made Multimillionaire Real Estate Investor Tony Alvarez will share his cutting-edge streetwise secret techniques and strategies for how he became wealthy in the real estate investing game, and how new as well as experienced investors must embrace a new & improved way of thinking and doing the real estate business to stay on the cutting edge. Whether you're just getting started or continuing to grow your real estate business in 2014 – don't miss this very personal and intimate outstanding presentation!
What we'll cover in this meeting:
Why we continue to consistently make money in an ever changing real estate world
The best deals we've done recently
Where and why we are still BUYING
Who is still loaning us low interest investment capital
Tony's view of the future of real estate…Where do I think we are headed in the real estate market
What's my personal "GPS" for the next 5 years in real estate
AND…For the curious and new to real estate – What steps do I suggest you take TODAY, to quickly get started making money in the real estate GAME
About Tony Alvarez
Tony Alvarez has been a successful Real Estate Investor and Certified General Appraiser in Southern California area since 1981. More importantly, Tony made a fortune buying and selling properties while working with professional real estate Agents that specialize in selling lender owned (REO) foreclosure properties. He did it all in seven years and in one of the lowest priced most depressed Southern California real estate markets, the Antelope Valley.
Tony has purchased, rehabbed, rented and sold hundreds of properties from vacant land to condos, single family residences, apartments and commercial properties. Tony started his real estate career working as a staff appraiser for Great Western and Glendale Federal Bank and is approved by hundreds of Lenders and Insurance Companies, as well as, Government Agencies. He has worked with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, FDIC and the RTC (Resolution Trust Corp.) He has an in-depth knowledge of the inner workings of Lenders and their REO (lender owned) departments.
Tony's knowledge of real estate, appraisal, finance, and investing is vast and varied. He brings a unique perspective to the real estate investment community.
Tony is a sought after speaker and instructor and has previously spoken at The Norris Group's Multi-Millionaire Maker in 2005 and 2006, as well as, other Real Estate Investment Clubs and top real estate offices throughout Southern California. Although Tony made over $10,000,000 in the last down turn he still manages his own rental property business from the same "ugly little office" he's been working out of for years. Tony also teaches courses and classes as well as coaches new up and coming real estate investors on how to get the edge making millions buying, selling, renting and managing distressed properties in this crazy unpredictable real estate market.
Wednesday August 6th John Houghton581
Wednesday August 6th at 7 pm
John Houghton is a Speaker, Trainer, and Strategic Coach
"Learning to bring clarity and focus into your life."
Join John as he teaches us to develop clarity, strategy and momentum in our life & work. As a Strategic Coach John works with business owners and executives to increase their personal effectiveness and vocational enjoyment. His coaching and consulting draw on his extensive, varied and successful background in retail, radio, the record industry, consulting, ministry training, and experience with personal transformation as a pastor.
This incredibly important presentation could seriously make the difference for your outlook in 2014.
If you find yourself doing too much, or not knowing what to do next, and you're struggling just to do it again tomorrow, you need to know your "why."
- Knowing your "why" is key to managing what you do, and how you do it most effectively.
- Knowing your "why" brings clarity, focus, alignment, and the ability to flow in the moment.
- Knowing your "why" raises your level of confidence.
- Knowing your "why" aligns your purpose with your time management and helps improve your performance.
- Knowing your "why" increases your sense of authenticity and helps you form the right strategic relationships.
- Knowing your "why" helps you understand your field of play and how to improve your skills.
- Knowing your "why" is the basis for managing your time and resources to the optimum.
- Knowing your "why" help you sort what should and should not be on your plate.
- Knowing your "why" helps you develop your short and long range goals more effectively.
- Knowing your "why" increases your creativity and flexibility of thought.
All meetings are @ Crowne Plaza 5321 Date Ave Sacramento Off highway 80 and Madison Ave
Visit www.NorCalREIA.com for more info and register under "Join Us" for free market updates.
John Schaub Wednesday July 9th329
NorCalREIA presents John Schaub
It just keeps getting BIGGER and BETTER.
There were over 100 investors last meeting!
"How to retire sooner, with more"
John Schaub Author of Building Wealth One House at a Time
Do you want to retire in style while you are young enough to enjoy it? How you invest today will determine when and how you retire. Regardless of your age, this plan will work for you. Visit www.JohnSchaub.com
Topics include:
- Knowing how much you need and having a plan to get it
- Investing to produce the cash flow you want
- When to sell, what to sell first, and how to sell
- Personal Residence Strategies
- Rules to help you avoid making the wrong investments
- Protecting your assets from others and from yourself
- Proven retirement plan investment strategies
- Forming your succession plan to insure your money lasts longer than you do
Learn Why Your RETIREMENT Position is More Critical Than Ever.
Second Wednesday July 9th at 7 pm
Join us for the Meeting Before The Meeting – 5:30pm–6:15 Networking – 6:15–7:00
David Granzella
Founder Since 2004
NorCalREIA – Celebrating 10 years
Northern California Real Estate Investment Association
Save the date Second Wednesday June 11th549
NorCalREIApresents Sean O'Toole
One of our LARGEST meetings of the year!
"Market Update and Buying Right"
Learn Why Your Investment Position in 2014 is More Critical Than Ever.
Second Wednesday June 11th at 7 pm
Join us for the Meeting Before The Meeting – 5:30pm – 6:30
FREE Hands-On PropertyRadar Workshop!
Do you understand the current housing climate and how we got here?
Want to know what lies ahead?
Join NorCalREIA and Sean O'Toole to unveil key indicators and tipping points that foretell what lies ahead for California real estate investors.
"Sean road the tech bubble in the 90s, then sold all of his stocks at the end 99 before the crash.
He then bought gold in 2002 and road the real estate bubble until 2005 when he sold all of his properties before the bubble burst.
Sean saw the coming wave of foreclosures before anyone else and launched ForeclosureRadar, which grew to be the top information service in the country and was featured on 60 minutes.
Sean then shorted the market in Sept 2008, and correctly predicted there would be NO wave of foreclosures in 2009 when everyone else said it was coming. Sean launched PropertyRadar in 2013."
Sean O'Toole successfully purchased and flipped more than 150 residential and commercial foreclosures before launching PropertyRadar. Leveraging 15 years in the software industry, Sean used technology as a key competitive advantage to build his successful real estate investment track record. At this meeting you will learn:
- Market Update for Investors
- Buying Right – The Best Deals
- Reducing Risk
- Managing Time
- How to Find Opportunities Today
Discover if we going to fall off a cliff or make millions? Exactly how should California Real Estate investors be prepared for an explosion in investment opportunities, a serious drought or more appreciation in 2014? Sean O' Toole, PropertyRadar CEO explains why investors need to carefully watch trigger points that could blow up the economy and everything we believe about smart investing.
Learn how 2013 set the stage for 2014, which economic scenarios could unfold and what real estate investors absolutely must do to be prepared to make money and reduce risk. Learn new angles and how to leverage data like you've never thought possible, or even a good idea.
This incredibly important presentation that could seriously make the difference in boom or bust for your own financial outlook in 2014.
Second Wednesday June 11th, 2014
"Market Update and Buying Right"
Presented by Sean O'Toole, PropertyRadar
Join us for the Meeting Before The Meeting – 5:30pm – 6:30
FREE Hands-On PropertyRadar Workshop!
Come early, bring your Tablet or laptop and we'll do live searches for investment deals using PropertyRadar. You won't want to miss this opportunity to learn directly from the CEO Sean O'Toole!
Michael Morrongiello meeting May 2014314
NorCalREIA Monthly Meeting Wednesday May 14th, 2014
Where is today's market going?
2014 State of the Union for The Individual Real Estate Investor
What is going on around us?
What issues are we facing?
Where will the opportunities be this year?
What should you be aware of?
Plus – How do we deal with Dodd-Frank It's here, it's restrictive and it's frightening.
New Harmful Legislation for the Individual Investor we must be aware of…
Join us for this insightful and timely discussion.
Michael Morrongiello is an active investor who specializes in Real Estate & Real Estate "Paper" investments.
Widely known as having one of the most knowledgeable & creative minds in the paper business, Michael
started creating paper as a result of his own Real Estate investment activities in the early 1980's. He is
very active in the Buy/Sell renovation business of properties here in the SF Bay Area. He creates his deals
through his own marketing. Michael is the founder of www.BAWB.info
Meeting Time:
5:30-6:15 meeting before the meeting
6:15-7:00 networking
7:00-9:00 meeting
9:00-10:00 networking
Meeting Location:
Crowne Plaza 5321 Date Ave
Sacramento, CA 95841 916.338.5800
(Off I-80 at Madison Ave)
This meeting is FREE to members and
$25 for non-members.
Annual membership
$170.00 and $250.00 for couples.
- All are Welcome to Attend!
Bruce Norris – Secrets to Becoming Wealthy in the Property Buy/Sell Business769
Join us and over 100 investors on the Second Wednesday, March 12th for NorCalREIA's meeting where you can learn to both manage and increase your wealth. And who better to learn it from than the real estate guru himself: Bruce Norris will discuss:
• Changing your results by changing your attitude
• The importance of being sophisticated and how this is beneficial for growth
• Maximizing your profits by increasing your exposure
• Creating a wealth team
• Becoming a successful business owner
You do not want to miss this event. Bruce Norris has over 30 years of experience in the real estate business and has successfully done over 2,000 real estate transactions. With this knowledge and experience, Bruce has passed this knowledge on and helped so many in California to succeed in their business.
At the NorCalREIA Real Estate Investors Association, investors have the chance to meet and network with over 100 other investors in the area. Here you have the chance to get your questions answered and discuss investing with others just like you. Save your seat register at www.NorCalREIA.com
Jay DeCima shows you how to acquire the right kind of properties624
This is our 10 year anniversary, 2004 – 2014.
Thank you for your continued support..
David Granzella
Second Wednesday February 12th
Investor and Best Selling Author Jay DeCima shows you how to acquire the right kind of properties that can make you
financially secure, create a sizable
monthly income… and build your retirement.
This is the first of our three
"In depth success plan."
What: Fixer Jay on February 12th
When: Bruce Norris on March 12th President of The Norris Group
Why: Sean O'Toole on May 14th
President of Property Radar
Create YOUR plan for YOUR success…291
Build success in 2014. Second Wednesday January 8, 2014, Laurel Sagen, teaches step by step goal setting. Create YOUR plan for YOUR success…
Annual goals, into bite size pieces, quarterly, monthly, weekly and daily goals.
Annual goals, into bite size pieces, quarterly, monthly, weekly and daily goals.
"Men never plan to be failures; they simply fail to plan to be successful."
What goals did you set at the start of this year? Have you accomplished them? The more important question to ask is if you've started. "The real value in setting goals is not in their achievement. The acquisition of the things you want is strictly secondary.
The major reason for setting goals is to compel you to become the person it takes to achieve them," says Jim Rohn. Say you want to be a millionaire. The greatest value to becoming one is actually not the million dollars. Seriously! "The greatest value is in the skills, knowledge, discipline and leadership qualities you'll develop in reaching that elevated status," Rohn says. Answer this question: What kind of person will you have to become to get all you want? Write down the kinds of skills you'll need to develop and the knowledge you'll need to gain. Your answers might give you some new goals for your personal development.
Work on your goals. Your ability will grow to match your dreams. "This is the magic of goal setting. The more you work on your goals, the more new opportunities will present themselves to you," Rohn says. You can make big changes in your life. "You can make startling changes you can't even conceive of right now, if you just give yourself half a chance."
A. What Five Things have you already accomplished? What are you most proud of? What stretched you, made you become more than you were?
B. What do you Value? Make a list of ten values. Revisit this list several times. Make the list off the top of your head and then let it sit and come back to it several times.
C. Make a list of 50 things you would like to accomplish or do – Places you would like to go – people to meet – things you would like to learn or skills to master. Think of this as a bucket list of sorts. Let the list sit and cross off the ones you do not really value and add to the list. Come with a list of at least 50 things you would really like to commit to.


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Ryan Adams — Live From The Village Studios for KCRW
Ryan Adams is somewhat of a unicorn as far as artists go.
An undeniable talent not only as a musician and a songwriter, but as an accomplished producer as well.
His personal music style casts a wide net over several genres, including Folk-Rock, Americana, Punk and even a little bit of Metal. His equally diverse and devout fan base is handsomely rewarded with an incomparable output …
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Chet Faker Covers Blackstreet's "No Diggity"
Australian singer/songwriter/producer/avid tweeter Nicholas James Murphy aka Chet Faker broke into the collective consciousness of music fans with his cover of Blackstreet's No Diggity when it was featured in a 2013 Superbowl commercial for Beck's beer.
During his recent visit to the KCRW studios in support of his debut full-length album "Built On Glass," he talked to Jason about the song that propelled his career and …
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KCRW Exclusive: Jason Bentley Remixes Kimbra's "90′s Music"
Best known as the female lead on Gotye's Grammy-winning anthem for broken hearts "Somebody That I Used To Know," Kimbra refused to let one hit define her by following up with the dynamic album "Vows".
Showing a keen appreciation of KCRW as a tastemaker community (her early KCRW studio performance with Gotye has been viewed more than 17 million times on YouTube), Kimbra played our SXSW …
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Dan Croll Covers Ladysmith Black Mambazo's "Hello My Baby"
This week's installment of We've Got It Covered is a tiny bit of a stretch since it's more of a re-working or re-imagining of a song than a straight cover.
Still though, on his debut visit to Morning Becomes Eclectic, the U.K. artist recounted the story of how he came to find "Hello My Baby" and actually work with the legendary African a capella group …
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Stream: Jason Bentley + the Pacific Symphony!
This Saturday, KCRW's Music Director Jason Bentley brought together two of the most innovative electronic music artists working today – UK producer Bonobo and mash-up pioneer Z-Trip — for an evening of dance music with accompaniment from members of the Pacific Symphony.
It was a one-off event as part of the Wavelength Festival in Costa Mesa, but luckily he recorded his opening set so we …
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Boards of Canada Reach for the Dead
A little over a month ago, in a cryptically subtle but completely captivating manner Boards of Canada surreptitiously revealed their forthcoming Warp release, "Tomorrow's Harvest".
Coming on June 11th, it marks their first new work since 2005′s "The Campfire Headphase".
After weeks of playing haunting snippets from a series of rare, barely labeled 12″s that came out on Record Store Day, BBC DJ Zane Lowe finally premiered their first new …
Depeche Mode Talks to Jason Bentley at SXSW
This year marks Depeche Mode's first visit to SXSW. There may be thousands of bands here, but when an artist of that caliber comes to town, everyone gets really excited. Jason Bentley was asked to do a Q&A with the band — their first major interview about their new album to a standing room only audience — and it was almost absurd to be …
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Matt Costa Live On KCRW — "Ophelia"
Yesterday started like this:
Me: (To the tall guy getting water) "Is there enough water in there for you? Do you need any more?"
Matt: "No- It's all good. I think we'll be fine"
Me: "Great. I'm Collin by the way. I'm with Morning Becomes Eclectic."
MC: "Hi, I'm Matt. With, umm… Matt Costa."
Later on, the irony of Matt Costa having a bit of an identity crisis with …
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Ra Ra Riot Live on KCRW: "Dance With Me"
When Ra Ra Riot released their second album "The Orchard" in 2010, there was a strong enough connection to their debut album "The Rhumb Line" that we could start to ease into a sort of comfort ability with the group. The orchestral, indie pop sound flanked by deep cellos and weeping violins were a welcomed departure from the sometimes indistinguishable dance music of the …
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Toro Y Moi Live On KCRW: "Say That"
Toro Y Moi's latest offering "Anything In Return" had been steadily making it's way into the hands of every single KCRW DJ before his live performance on Morning Becomes Eclectic.
So much so that it quickly became the number one most played album on our playlist for a few weeks now.
Needless to say we were all just a little excited to welcome producer/ mastermind/ leading …


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November 26, 2014
It was a mad dash Sunday at the 31st annual Mad City Marathon.
More than 4,000 runners pounded the pavement in a slew of races ranging from a marathon to a family–friendly kiddie race.
Runners kick–started the race at the Capitol Square and crossed the finish line at the Alliant Energy Center. And for the very first time, runners were greeted with the sweet smells of the world's largest bratfest.
Keith Peterson is the event manager for the marathon. "People that were here are going over to Brat Fest and people from Brat Fest are here cheering on our runners and we have a great day. The weather's holding, so I'm really happy."
One runner says, "What an improvement from last year, what a great finish there. They really did a great job out there today, I'm coming back. This is good."
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MOUNT VERNON — Doris Crouser Eckberg, 87, of Mount Vernon, died Sunday, March 13, 2011, in the Palliative Care Unit at Knox Community Hospital in Mount Vernon.
She was born Nov. 17, 1923, in Rivesville, W.Va., daughter of the late Harvey and Dorothy (Musgrave) Crouser. Doris is a member of Harvest Christian Center in Mount Vernon. She graduated from Rivesville High School, West Virginia Business College and Summa Cum Laude from Columbus University, Columbus, Ga., with a BFA degree.
While living in Columbus, Ga., most of her life, she belonged to the Phi Kappa Phi Honorary Society, Columbus Artist's Guild and the Exchangette Club.
Doris was a member of Edgewood United Methodist Church, the Chalice Class, United Methodist Women, the Koinonia Group, and S.G.S Class.
She is survived by a daughter, Lynette Eckberg Beroth (husband, Jim) of Mount Vernon; a son, Robert Charles Eckberg (wife, Trish) of Atlanta, Ga.; two sisters, Frances Crouser Valentine (widow, husband was Roy) of Rivesville, W.Va., and Sue Crouser Shuster (husband, Ronald) of Stonewood, W.Va.; also a brother, Darwin Smith Crouser of Cuyahoga Falls. She has five grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews.
Doris was preceded in death by her husband, Charles Norman Eckberg; and a brother, Kenneth Leroy Crouser.
The family will receive friends from 12:30 p.m. until the time of her funeral service at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, March 18, at the Dowds-Snyder Funeral Home, 201 Newark Road, Mount Vernon, with Pastor Dan Lund and Dr. Paul Dove officiating. Burial will follow in Mound View Cemetery in Mount Vernon.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that contributions be made to the Palliative Care Unit at Knox Community Hospital, 1330 Coshocton Ave., Mount Vernon, OH 43050; or the American Cancer Society, Central Region-Knox, 870 Michigan Ave., Columbus, OH 43215. To view this obituary or leave a condolence, visit www.snyderfuneralhomes.com.
The Dowds-Snyder Funeral Home in Mount Vernon is honored to serve the family of Doris Crouser Eckberg.


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Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Program
The DBE Program, which has been developed under the Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action (EEO/AA) policies, is administered by the Office of Employee Services. Authority for the department's DBE Program is derived from, but is not limited to:
- Title VI of the federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 and any amendments.
- Executive Order 11625 and any amendments.
- Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU).
- 49 CFR Part 26 of the Federal Register and any amendments.
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December 2, 2014 DBE Goal Setting Meeting. The meeting will be at 1 p.m. central time in the First Floor North Conference Room, Administration Building at the Iowa DOT, 800 Lincoln Way, Ames, Iowa.
This meeting will establish DBE goals for the January 21, 2015, letting. The new DBE annual goal of 5.75% established for the FFY 2015-2017 is in effect with this letting. The year-to-date DBE Accomplishment is 4.9%. For additional information call 515-239-1422 or e-mail questions to email@example.com
2015-2017 Proposed DBE Goal Methodology
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Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program
The Iowa DOT takes affirmative action to ensure that Disadvantaged business enterprises have the maximum practical opportunity to get Iowa DOT contracts for construction, professional and technical service. The Iowa DOT also has taken specific steps to ensure there is no discrimination in the awarding and administering of contracts. The attached DBE Program Plan has been submitted to the Federal Highway Administration for approval.
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November 28, 2014
More than 30 people turned out in Bellevue Monday for some answers about vitamins.
The advice came from the Creighton University School of Pharmacy and participants had the chance to find out how vitamins interact with each other and how its best to get the supplements from a well-balanced diet.
Pharmacist Adam Mikkelsen offered some advice about calcium saying, "Especially if you take the calcium with the food, then if you'd space it out and take it with lunch, it's getting the best absorption and you don't have to worry about the interaction."
The Sarpy/Cass Department of Health and Wellness hosted the workshop because organizers saw a need to get the right information out there.
As always, talk to your doctor and pharmacist first before making any changes to your vitamins.
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Indiana Gov. Mike Pence on Thursday continued to call for a 10 percent reduction in personal income tax rates, even as that proposal has seemingly stalled in the General Assembly.
Pence made his comments in Decatur as the guest speaker at the weekly meeting of the Decatur Rotary Club.
A crowd of 40-50 residents came out to hear the Adam's County Plan Commission's decisions regarding the wind ordinance changes Thursday night.
The Adams County Sheriff's Department released details today of the 6:09 a.m. Thursday single-vehicle accident in Preble Township that resulted in the driver of a 2003 Oldsmobile Alero being killed.
Police said Alexandria R. (Lexy) Pharr, 23, 17th Street, Decatur, was on her way to work in Ossian and was westbound on C.R. 900N near C.R. 550W when her vehicle suddenly went left of center.


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Although offal is not as common as it once was there are still many great recipes around that use tasty and cheap offal choices such as liver, heart and kidney.
Nothing beats the smell of a pie baking in the oven, and this one is even more aromatic than most with its rosemary-flavoured crust.
Recipe by: Zoë Harpham
This is a lovely rustic French pate which is easier to make than you might think. Watch this recipe being made in the Allrecipes Chicken Live Pate Video.
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A very elegant and delicious appetiser, perfect for nibbles at a dinner party. Serve on toasted crusty bread.
Recipe by: MISS AMY
The wonderfully warm and mellow flavour and appetising fragrance of fresh sage transforms traditional liver and bacon, while onions in a creamy sauce lend a melting richness.
Recipe by: Pat Alburey
Usually served with fried onions, these delicious liver dumplings are made of liver, bread crumbs, egg and flour. They are boiled in boiling beef stock.
Recipe by: JEANIE BEAN