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Robin Eubanks left, Corey Glover, right.
One of my favorite things about jazz music is just how malleable the genre actually is. It encourages extensive creative expression and experimentation without limits. The only "rule," is to break the rules. Trombonist Robin Eubanks presented a show at the Iridium this week that bent the jazz genre in a fun and funky way, and he did so with a laid-back style all his own.
Eubanks opened the show with a lengthy, soulful solo that more than demonstrated his prowess on the instrument, but he played with that kind of tasteful restraint that mainly comes from maturity. He kept things spiced up with plenty of self-controlled laptop-based effects -- mainly delays and distortions -- which gave it a bit of a hard-rock edge. Occasionally, Eubanks would tap out a little groove on electronic drum pads, too. Fitting, as the show was in part promoting his 2014 release Klassic Rock, Vol. 1, a collection of classic rock covers done in a jazzy style. Eubanks, along with his quartet, Mental Images, played a fast and fluid unnamed jazzy opener before a segue into something slower and lush. The group's talents were on full-display.
The show really picked up the energy for the Led Zeppelin favorite "Kashmir." Corey Glover (best known for his work with Living Colour) delivered scorching, searing tenor vocals that rivaled the soul and power of Robert Plant's any day of the week. His performance however, was very much his own. Without the rhythm and power of a guitar, the group had to compensate. Pianist Mike King laid down a syncopated riff based off the famous guitar chunks, and the band filled in the rest with tremendous energy.
Glover joined for two more numbers -- a grooving cover of Zeppelin's "The Ocean," and then a completely improvised tune. Eubanks utilized a loop pedal, too, a favorite tool of many performing musicians. Glover demonstrated the true power of his impressive range, and he did so seemingly effortlessly. He pulled off octave jumps smoother than I ever thought would be possible, and brought a rocking energy that only a rock vocalist can deliver.
It hardly feels right to end a jazz set on anything other than a blues tune, so the group rounded out the night with a "Blues for Jimi Hendrix."
Last week, I was starting to regret not going to this weekend's Bonnaroo in Manchester, TN, mostly because Mumford & Sons, who canceled their scheduled appearance when I attended two years ago but canceled due to bassist Ted Dwayne's emergency brain surgery, are back on the bill this year. But, life has a funny way of working out, and when I arrived at my parents' Jersey Shore house last Friday for a family reunion, everyone was asking me if I'd heard about Gentlemen of the Road.
"What's that?"
"It's Mumford & Sons new festival. They and a bunch of other bands are playing in Seaside Heights this weekend."
"Are you serious?"
I pulled out my laptop, went online and saw that, yes, Mumford & Sons would be playing Saturday night on a stage set up directly on the beach, right next to the boardwalk where I'd ridden the Tilt-a-Whirl and played Skee Ball as a kid, literally three miles from my parents' house. And, tickets were still available. A quick StubHub search, and before long I had purchased a wristband for well below face value. I was giddier than a kid with a fistful of arcade tickets.
M&S started Gentlemen of the Road in 2012 as a way to bring their music to out-of-the-way places in both the U.K. and U.S. usually bypassed by major tours. In their words:
"A Stopover is a celebration of a real place, with real people. It's a bridge between the culture of a music festival and actual culture as lived by real-life people. We bring the music, the stage, the flags and the fans; everything else belongs to the town. Their energy and enthusiasm, their civic pride…their favorite local beer. We've found it to be a beautiful thing – maybe the most beautiful thing that we do." (You can see a video of the band talking about the Seaside Stopover here.)
The weather was iffy on Friday night, so I waited until Saturday to go down to the site. (Overnight camping on the beach was included in the ticket price.) With the boardwalk to the left of the stage and the ocean on the right, it was just about the most picturesque setting for a concert I've ever seen.
Starting around 3:30, I heard up-and-coming UK outfits The Maccabees and The Vaccines, followed by Rilo Kiley's Jenny Lewis and The Flaming Lips, complete with confetti cannons and lead singer Wayne Coyne floating out into to audience in his plastic bubble. Organizers kept the changeovers to a minimum, and there were plenty of open bars and arcades on the boardwalk to keep you entertained in between sets. (I actually had time to watch American Pharaoh win the Triple Crown after Lewis' set.)
But, most of the 30,000+ in attendance were there to see the headlines, and Mumford & Sons did not disappoint, playing for nearly two hours to a delirious crowd, many of whom knew the words by heart. Their set featured music from both Sigh No More (2009) and the 2012 Grammy Album of the Year Babel (2012), as well as their new release Wilder Mind, which represents a fairly radical departure from their traditional, Americana sound, replacing acoustic guitars and upright basses with electric instruments. It felt a bit like Dylan going electric at Newport 50 years ago, without the boos and threats of rioting. Which might have had something to do with the fact that Marcus Mumford is just about the polar opposite of Bob Dylan when it comes to communicating with your audience.
"I just want to say," Mumford said towards the end of their set, "that it is an absolute honor to be here playing for you tonight here in Seaside Heights. A lot of people worked a lot of hours to make this happen, and it is them you should be thanking."
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by Steven Pisano
Oratorios are a tricky business. On the one hand, it can seem unsettling for a symphony orchestra to present an oratorio, which has a great deal of purely spoken dialogue not accompanied by music. And yet, because the drama is usually more suggestive than explicit, there is often not enough "action" for an opera company to produce it without it seeming skimpily staged. (Peter Sellars' St. Matthew Passion with the Berlin Phil was a rare exception to the rule.)
The New York Philharmonic's final production of the season is Swiss composer Arthur Honegger's 1930s oratorio, Joan of Arc at the Stake (Jeanne d'Arc au Bûcher). This week's four performances have all been sold out for some time, presumably thanks to the presence of Academy Award-winning actor Marion Cotillard in the title role. Cotillard is spellbinding as Joan, the young "Maid of Orleans" who led France to victory in an important battle of the Hundred Years' War, only to be captured and burned alive at the stake. Watching Cotillard's performance on Wednesday, I knew I was in the presence of something very special.
The singers and actors playing the supporting roles all performed with conviction and personal passion. Most notable was Éric Génovèse as Joan's fantasized advisor Brother Dominique, a spoken role. He reassures and comforts Joan, and seems to represent the Church's belief that the voices Joan hears are truly sacred in nature. Throughout much of the production, Génovèse and Cotillard stood center stage on a raked platform that projected out toward the audience. All of the other action, both physical and musical, swirled around them.
Equally impressive were the New York Choral Artists and the young and talented Brooklyn Youth Chorus. NY Phil Music Director Alan Gilbert's control was sure-handed from start to finish. A noted specialist in 20th century music, one had the sense that among recent Philharmonic directors, only Gilbert had the chops to pull this off.
Honegger creates a truly moving musical journey as we watch Joan look back on her life from the moment just before the flames were lit below her; the music was at turns rousingly muscular and tenderly lyrical. Paul Claudel's libretto follows the slim facts of the story without much deviance, providing Honegger with the narrative he needed.
When the pyre was lit, the entire stage, ceiling, and walls of Avery Fisher Hall all turned a fiery red, with Joan apparently untouched by the flames, still bathed in celestial white light at the center of the blaze. It was a stark scenic image that will remain burned in my memory for a long time, like the legend of Joan of Arc herself.
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The Leftover Cuties, in town from Los Angeles, performed an intimate set at The Living Room on Tuesday, mixing classic swing and pop with modern songwriting. It felt like you had been transported to a mid-century smoky lounge, with Shirli McAllen's sensual voice filling the room and hot piano licks keeping you dancing in your seat. (Of course, this was Brooklyn, so no one was smoking and everyone had probably just finished their kale.) McAllen sings like she grew up living and breathing classic American music, even though (spoiler alert) English is actually her second language. Her ukulele playing complimented her voice perfectly, fitting like a glove into the Leftover Cuties sound.
With Austin Nicholsen (bass) and Stuart Johnson (drums) holding down the rhythm section, the band swung all night. Nicholen's "upright banjo bass" gave the band a unique sound and aesthetic, but Johnson's throwback drum was like something out of the world's coolest 1920's New Orleans swing band. Their super-tight feel laid down a blanket of groove while Mike Bolger provided the hot jazz flavor on piano and trumpet. Bolger is reminiscent of an early days piano man, right at home on either a stage or a crowded basement.
The true measure of a great song is how quickly and firmly it gets stuck in your head, which was certainly true of "Sunnyside," which I'll be humming to myself for awhile. On the classic "You Are My Sunshine," the heavy minor feel captured the tragic essence of one of America's most classic love songs, that's actually all about heartbreak and loneliness.
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I think it's out for two reasons.
1) dairy isn't paleo.
2) paleo focuses on real whole foods, not powdered reconstituted food replacements.
I know, though, that Mark Sisson (Primal Blueprint author) sells "primal" protein powder on his website.
It's not paleo - but ultimately, the decision is yours, not someone elses.
If it works for you, and doesn't cause digestion or other heath problems for YOU when you add it to your diet, then who's going to stop you? There's no paleo police force :) (Would they ride dinosaurs? That would be cool...)
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Whey comes from dairy. Here is an article on some research by Cordain on dairy whole9life.com/2009/07/dairy-manife... . Not only that, but those protein powders are full of so much filler junk like artificial sweeteners, I wouldn't do it while pregnant in general. I used to rely heavily on protein powders post-workout, but I've since changed to whole foods. I now fuel my crossfit workouts with a couple of boiled eggs or grilled chicken and a few pieces of sweet potato that I bring in a tupperware with me.
The owner of my box just began selling this: www.formulx.com/?gclid=CML9sLGx27QC...
Needless to say everyone at my box is using it, and our owners are super paleo so they made it with the good stuff. My husband uses it but I never got into the protein powder thing.
Might be something you can look into!
And when I say they began selling it, I mean they created it, invented it, came out with it, own it. Not just that they sell it at the box.
I use whey powder, I've been getting mine from US Wellness. blog.grasslandbeef.com/bid/47731/Gr... has their information about it. It is certainly dairy based, and if you have issues with dairy it's possible you will have issues with it, depending on what part of dairy you have issues with.
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Protein powders aren't considered true paleo because its processed. At the end of the day though, I would just weigh the pros and cons. It's much better to get your post workout protein intake from the source but if that's not going to happen, maybe an awesome protein powder that you trust is the way to go.


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Ginger fish fillets can be prepared with fish of choice. Flavored with a marinade of teriyaki sauce and baked with ginger and green onions topping, the fish is served with a thickend sauce of pan drippings spooned over it. Sided with fresh salad, it makes a savory meal.
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The Lisa Card
- Episode Description
When Lisa does well at school she is given the use of her dad's credit card which she goes overboard with, so her and her friends think up ways of making some money to help pay it off.
- Cast & Crew
Tiffani Thiessen
Mark-Paul Gosselaar
Dustin Diamond
Elizabeth Berkley
Lark Voorhies
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Not as good as the last one
Lisa is a shopaholic.
Not so great. But good.
The Lisa Card, don't leave home **WITH** it. Warning: Contains spoilers.
Lisa like to buy stuff...now she has to sell it
- Trivia & Quotes
Quotes (10)
Zack: This looks like a job for, Zack-man.
Lisa: You think I went overboard? Zack: Like the crew of the Titanic.
Zack: The moral of the story, gang. Well, it's simple; (Zack shows a credit card with the name Lisa on it) The Lisa Card, don't leave home WITH it.
Zack: Screech even sold his body to science. Jessie: Yeah, they gave him twenty dollars to take it back.
Kid: Miss, this isn't what I ordered. You were supposed to toast my buns! Lisa: You want toasted buns? Go sit on a microwave!
Notes (4)
Don Barnhart becomes the show's pernament episode director.
This episode also aired primetime on a Monday night.
This is the only episode to my knowledge where the famously recurring twin girl extras have lines. This is also the first time they are acknowledged by a main cast member, Zack, who says "Now that's what I call a matching pair."
In this recurring role, Carol Lawrence is credited as both Mrs. Wentworth and Miss Wentworth on various episodes.
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Lisa's last name is Turtle throughout the series, but in the last scene of this episode, Zack addresses her father as "Dr. Turtlelay."
When Slater tries to stop Mr. Belding from leaving his office during the clothing sale, Mr. Belding opens his office door but is then shown entering the hallway from the opposite end of the set.
It seems very unlikely that anyone would have tipped Lisa considering that she and the gang weren't allowing any of the customers to actually eat their food before clearing their tables.
Nitpick: When Lisa drops the tray, Max picks it up and says he velcroed the food to the tray. Everything is perfectly in place. Exactly how do you velcro burgers, fries, and drinks to a tray?
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Zack: (Zack shows a credit card with the name Lisa on it) The Lisa Card, don't leave home WITH it! This is a play on the slogan of the American Express Card: Don't leave home without it! And the logo on the Lisa card is similar to that of the Visa card the real-life credit card company.
Zack: This looks like a job for, Zack-man! This is a play on Clark Kent's line from comic books and cartoons: This looks like a job for Superman! Zack even tears open his shirt to reveal a Z on his chest the same way Clark Kent tears open his shirt to show Superman's S.
During the scene that Lisa imagines sharing with her father that she abused the credit card, her father says, "Tell your father, he knows best." This is an allusion to the TV series, Father Knows Best. It was in production between 1954 and 1960. It was in re-runs in the 1960s.
The title refers to/puns off of Visa Card, the real-life credit card company.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- The accomplishment might seem more extraordinary if the person about to do it hadn't already done so much. Tiger Woods is on the verge of capturing his fifth straight PGA Tour money title, and all it elicits is a yawn.
Woods heads into this weekend's Funai Classic at Walt Disney World with a $171,239 lead over Vijay Singh, who is also entered. Singh plans to play next week, while Woods does not. Then it's on to the Tour Championship in Houston to settle the deal.
If Woods prevails, it will be five straight years atop the money list, a feat never before accomplished. Tom Watson was the last to win four in a row, from 1977-80.
Perhaps sensing, however, that a money title can be skewed by simply playing more events, Woods will take it if he can get it but said he gains more satisfaction from having the lowest scoring average, which brings the Vardon Trophy.
"I take more pride in the Vardon than anything else because that shows you've been consistent the entire year,'' Woods said. "The money title can be a little skewed if you play 30 tournaments. You just outplay everybody. I take great pride in the Vardon. The worst I've ever finished since I've been on tour is second. I am very, very proud of that.
"As you know, I play more of a tougher schedule, some of the tougher tournaments. You have to be pretty solid. My scoring average, I take great pride in that. That goes to show you that you fought the entire time, had your bad days but you somehow gutted it out and somehow kept it as low as possible. If you go ahead and dog it, that Vardon is history.''
Woods has an adjusted scoring average of 68.13 (the PGA Tour has a formula for adjusting scores based on difficulty of courses) and has a healthy lead in that category over Vijay Singh.
The money title is not so certain, especially with Singh (currently second) playing more tournaments. But if Woods pulls it off, it would be his fifth money title in six years.
Jack Nicklaus never won more than three in a row, but captured five of six from 1971 to 1976 and won the money title eight times. Watson won five. Arnold Palmer won it four times.
If Woods played more often, however, all of this would be moot. He has done his damage this year in 16 events. Only Ernie Els, who captured the European tour money title this year, is in the top 10 on the PGA Tour and has played less. Mike Weir has played 19 times. Singh, who is trying hard to catch Woods, has played eight more events than Tiger (24).
Woods also will try to tie Byron Nelson's PGA Tour record cut streak at 113 in a row this week. Win or lose, it's been a pretty good year, even if what he does looks ordinary in comparison to the rest of his career.
"I've won almost one-third of my tournaments this year,'' Woods said. "And I looked at this year versus the rest of the guys, and I've made more World Ranking points than the rest of the guys. And people said I've had a terrible year. Granted, I didn't win a major championship this year. That's disappointing. I tried and I had my chances.''
The Question
Will Tiger tie Byron Nelson's record for 113 consecutive cuts made on the PGA Tour by making the cut at the Funai Classic?
If Woods accomplishes the feat, he'll celebrate it without regular caddie Stevie Williams, who was given the week off to race cars in New Zealand. Instead, Tiger will have old friend Bryon Bell on the bag. The last time Bell lugged around Tiger's clubs, Tiger won the 2000 Buick Invitational.
Five Things To Watch
1. The Funai Classic, commonly referred to as Disney, is typically a low-stress, sleepy event on the fall calendar. But this year, the top four money winners on the PGA Tour are entered.
2. Fred Couples has dropped to 31st on the money list and is playing this week in order to try and improve his position and qualify for the season-ending Tour Championship, which invites the top 30.
3. Sweden's Per-Ulrik Johansson is now on the hot seat, occupying the 125th and final spot on the money list. There's just two events left for players to make up ground and earn playing privileges for 2004.
4. The Charles Schwab Cup Championship is the Champions Tour's season-ending event for the top 30 money winners in Sonoma, Calif. Money leader Tom Watson is the defending champ.
5. The Nationwide Tour's Miccosukee Championship in Miami is the last full-field event of the season. The top 55 money winners qualify for next week's season-ending Nationwide Tour Championship.
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8th Family Conference, May 28-31, 2015, Minneapolis, MN
Please join us for the Eighth International NBIA Disorders Association Family Conference May 28-31, 2015 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The conference is open to all NBIA families, friends, members of the medical community and anyone who is interested in learning more about NBIA.
We are planning a variety of stimulating topics and plenty of time to socialize. Our conference kicks off on Thursday, May 28, at 5:15 p.m. with registration, followed by a dinner at 6 and our "Getting To Know You" session. We've found that holding this session early on is a fruitful way to kick off the conference. Families learn about each other through this ice-breaker and feel comfortable engaging with others throughout the weekend.
Attendees at the sessions will hear the latest research news and possible therapies for NBIA. We will also focus on how to improve quality of life for both NBIA individuals and their families.
Our family picnic on Saturday afternoon will be a 12 minute walk from the hotel at a nearby community park. On Saturday evening we will have a dessert social with our Silent Auction & drawing for a signed guitar, and a DJ and MC for entertainment. On Sunday morning we have an art and music therapy session where we will all create something together, as a community, and we will then conclude at noon with our traditional closing ceremony.
Private family appointments with some members of our Scientific & Medical Advisory Board and other NBIA clinicians will be available on Wednesday, May 27 and Thursday, May 28. Please fill out the Appointment Questionnaire included with the registration packet and return to email@example.com as soon as possible if interested. Priority will be given to families attending the conference for the first time. You must be registered for the conference before receiving an appointment time.
See our Preliminary Family Conference Program for more details:
Conference Program
Conference Registration
Fees include materials, dinner on Thursday evening, 2 lunches, coffee breaks, a Saturday night dessert social and child care during sessions. A made-to-order breakfast is included with the price of the room.
- $120 one person
- $95 each additional family member in same household
- No charge for NBIA individuals or children under 8 yrs old
Full payment and conference registration form must be received by April 17, 2015. Payment may be made by check or money order payable to NBIA Disorders Association, or by credit card on our website.
Register Online (and pay with credit card, debit card or PayPal account)
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E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Appointments with Physician Experts
Our NBIA physician experts will be meeting with families starting May 27, for those who want individual or family appointments, and will continue into Thursday with preference given to first-time attendees. Appointments are limited so they will be made on a first-come, first-served basis to registered participants until full.
Because some of our doctors will be speaking and attending conference sessions, there will be no family appointments during the conference.
Please schedule your appointment early if you want to take advantage of this opportunity to meet with leading NBIA experts and discuss particular issues or treatment options. Click the button below to fill out and email completed appointment form to firstname.lastname@example.com . You must be registered first before sending in appointment form.
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NBIA Family Scholarships
We will have a limited number of scholarships available to NBIA families who could not otherwise afford to attend. Amounts available will be dependent on the number of families requesting help and donations received. Preference will be given to first time attendees.
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Hotel Reservations
Embassy Suites Minneapolis North
6300 Earle Brown Drive,
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota 55430
Phone: 763-560-2700
A limited number of suites have been set aside for our conference. To reserve a room, you can call the hotel directly at 763-560-2700 and indicate you wish to book under the NBIA Disorders Association room block, or you can make a reservation online at a website set up especially for our group by simply clicking the button below.
The suite rate is $114 for up to 2 people and $10 for each additional person. There is no additional charge for children 17 and under, or NBIA adults who have a g-tube and will not be consuming hotel food. The rate is applicable for three days before to three days after the official meeting dates (28-31), subject to space availability. The property is 100% non-smoking. Please contact Patty Wood at email@example.com if you have any problems registering with the hotel and not being quoted the proper rate.
Suites have either one king bed or two queen beds and are a bit smaller than the suites we have enjoyed at past conferences. Six people in a suite may be a bit crowded. Each suite offers a TV in each room, a living area with a sofa bed, armchair and well-lit work table, wet bar, refrigerator, microwave, and coffeemaker. High-speed Internet access is available at no additional charge for our group.
A small number of rooms (both King and Queen suites) are accessible and will be available on a first come, first served basis. They must be requested at the time of booking.
All reservations must be made by April 26 to be guaranteed our discounted rate. Since there are a limited number of rooms available at this rate, it is possible our group rate will be filled before that date, so it is best not to wait too long to make your reservation.
The hotel offers an indoor heated swimming pool, whirlpool, and a Steakhouse Restaurant.
There is a free cooked-to-order breakfast each morning and snacks and complimentary cocktails at the Evening Reception. The hotel has free on-site parking for guests. Pets are not allowed.
Conference Child Care Information
Friday, May 29: 8:45am – 12:30pm & 1:15pm – 6:15 pm
Saturday, May 30: 8:30am – 12:15pm
Sunday, May 31: 8:30am – 11:30am
The care room is across the hall from the meeting room for easy parent access. Those who cannot sit still and silent must be in the care room during sessions. There is no age limit for those in the care room and all NBIA individuals are welcome.
We will have a TV/DVD available for movies. Please bring favorite movies to share, along with any favorite games or toys. We will also have some other outside entertainment for those in the care room, such as pet therapy on Friday. Volunteers in the care room will not be responsible for tube feedings, diaper changes or suctioning. A liability waiver will be required.
Those in the care room will be with their families during breakfast, lunch, dinner on Thursday evening, the dessert social and the closing ceremony. They may also join us for the art and music therapy session on Sunday if they wish.
The Embassy Suites Minneapolis North is serviced by the Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport which is 17 miles away. Taxi Service to and from the airport will run approximately $60 - 75 each way. You can also use Uber which is a little bit less expensive. Check out their website at https://www.uber.com/cities/minneapolis
Another much less expensive option is to use Minneapolis's Light rail transit to downtown Minneapolis and then take a complimentary shuttle to the hotel. Take the Metro Blue Line from the airport to the Target Field Station at 335 5th St. North which costs less than $3 per person and takes approximately 25 minutes. It is handicap accessible and reduced fares are available for seniors, children and persons with disabilities. Children 5 and under ride free (limit 3) when accompanied by a paid fare. Directions on how to access the light rail at the airport: http://www.mspairport.com/GroundTransportation/light-rail-transit-service.aspx
Once you have been riding on the light rail for about 15 minutes or so, or when you pass the Lake Street/Midtown Station stop, you can call the front desk (763-560-2700) of the hotel and tell the front desk agent you are on the light rail and will want to be picked up shortly. Their complimentary shuttle will then leave the hotel and head towards the Target Field Station. You can wait at the station until the shuttle with a large teal "E" arrives to take you to the conference hotel.
If you are arriving at a time when the shuttle is not available or is busy picking up other guests, you can take a taxi from the Target Field Station to the hotel for approximately $15 – 20.
For those who need a handicapped accessible van for a ride from the airport to the hotel, or from Target Field Station to the hotel, there are several available options. You may also ask them about service during your stay at the hotel if needed.
Accessible Transportation Options
The hotel provides a complimentary shuttle for destinations during your stay within 5-7 miles of the hotel. Bicycling, bowling, hiking, fishing, a playground and golf course are all nearby attractions, as is a brewing company.
Hours the shuttle van is available are from 7 am to a last run at 10 pm. You should call the Front Desk to make reservations, preferably in the morning if requesting service later that day. They have a 10 passenger van for most runs, but have said they will also have a 25 passenger bus available on Friday evening since we may have large numbers needing transportation for dinner or sightseeing during free time. Neither the van or bus are handicap accessible.
There are two places the shuttle will go that are slightly beyond the 5-7 miles radius:
- Downtown Minneapolis (approx. 8 miles) to Restaurant Row or to Target Field Station where you can catch the Light Rail to many sites in Minneapolis, including the Mall of America on the Blue Line.
- Maple Grove "The Shoppes at Arbor Lakes" – an outdoor mall with dining and a multitude of shops.
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Helpful Information
There are two government rulings that help families write off expenses for medical conferences and might prove helpful :
- Families can potentially use pre-tax dollars from an FSA to cover many of the costs of attending the NBIA meeting, with a "Letter of Medical Necessity" from a treating provider. It would be easy to make the argument in the letter that for an ultra-rare disorder, attending the conference is the best way to get medical information. These rules are not plan-specific: they are straight from the IRS:
Medical conference - Includes expenses for admission and transportation to a medical conference, if it relates to a chronic disease suffered by you, your spouse or your dependent and if the conference is primarily for and essential to the person in need of medical care. Reimbursement also includes transportation expenses to the city where the conference is held, plus local transportation to the conference. Most of the time at the conference must be spent attending sessions on medical information. Required documents: letter of medical necessity.
- If you don't have a FSA, you can still write off some expenses from attending a family conference under these rules: Topic 502 - Medical and Dental Expenses Payments made for admission and transportation to a medical conference relating to a chronic disease that you, your spouse or your dependents have (if the costs are primarily for and essential to necessitated medical care). However, you may not deduct the costs for meals and lodging while attending the medical conference.
We are always looking for volunteers to help with conference planning and organizing. If you wish to be involved, please contact us at email@example.com. We welcome your ideas and suggestions.


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