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Mustang Heritage Foundation
The BLM has maintained a partnership with the Mustang Heritage Foundation (MHF) since 2006. MHF is a 501(c)(3) public, charitable, nonprofit organization dedicated to facilitating the successful placement of America's excess wild horses and burros into private care through several programs, including the Extreme Mustang Makeover and the Trainer Incentive Program.
Since 2007, MHF has placed more than 15,000 wild horses and burros into good homes. To learn more about the Mustang Heritage Foundation, visit www.mustangheritagefoundation.org.
Extreme Mustang Makeover
The Extreme Mustang Makeover is a competition that challenges horse trainers to take a wild horse "from wild to mild" through approximately 100 days of training. Trainers then compete for cash and other prizes at events across the country to display the trainability of America's wild horses and to promote their adoption.
MHF created the Extreme Mustang Makeover event in order to recognize and highlight the value of wild horses through a national training competition. Extreme Mustang Makeover events provide the public a unique opportunity to get up close and see the results that training can have on a wild horse. The purpose of the competition is to showcase the beauty, versatility and trainability of these amazing animals. At the conclusion of the Extreme Mustang Makeover, participating wild horses are available for placement into private care by competitive bid.
Since 2007, there have been more than 83 Extreme Mustang Makeover events featuring nearly 1,900 trainers and over 3,940 wild horses placed into private care. Learn more at www.extrememustangmakeover.com.
Trainer Incentive Program
The Mustang Heritage Foundation created the Trainer Incentive Program, which is better known as TIP, to bridge the gap between the public and excess wild horses held in off-range corrals. TIP supports a network of hundreds of horse trainers who gentle, train and find homes for wild horses and burros. As of 2019, TIP has helped find homes for more than 10,160 wild horses and burros and supported a network of 1,175 approved trainers in 47 states. Learn more at www.extrememustangmakeover.com.
America's Mustang
Launched in 2015, the America's Mustang program is an effort to provide opportunities for more Americans to discover the wild horse, learn about their special characteristics, their locations and how we can all help manage, care for, adopt or purchase a wild horse of our own. Each year, MHF and BLM host several events to help raise awareness of the wild horse and burro, including tours of off-range corrals with wild horses and burros, tours through herd management areas on public lands, live training demonstrations, educational seminars and expos, and eco-sanctuary tours. Learn more at www.AmericasMustang.com.


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When we heard our friends Jamie and Taylor were headed down to Costa Rica during the rainy season we thought it would be the perfect occasion to test out our eVent waterproof and super breathable rain jackets and our new Fidlock travel shorts.
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For years now I've dreamt about surfing Pavones, one of the longest left hand point breaks in the world. So for my birthday we flew to Central Costa Rica, rented a car and adventured down south to the Costa Rica, Panama border. We took a weeks time, surfing and finding unique accommodations along the way. A true sense of freedom. We surfed in warm water with macaws flying overhead. Fact: macaws fly in pairs and mate for life, if one dies the other will too shortly after. It was very romantic.
After a few days of driving, we finally made it to Pavones. The waves were fun and the next few days consisted of nothing but surfing, eating, exploring the jungle, lounging in our bungalow and of course, more surfing. It was a beautiful birthday to remember.

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NCVHS Analysis and Identification of Minimum but Inclusive Functional Requirements for the Nationwide Health Information Network
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The author's ability to set up her reader to believe one thing before she suddenly shifts realities provides a great reading experience. There are, however, occasions when the story lags a bit, perhaps due to characters' overactive musings and inner dialogue which seems somewhat pointless and repetitive at times. Fortunately, Cutler compensates with surprising plot twists and revelations that cause the reader to pause and reflect on what is truly happening in this other-worldly fantasy.
Although the author's characters are well-developed and more certain of themselves in Book 1, "Island of Lost Forevers", one character in particular becomes rather one-dimensional in Book 2, "Crossroads of Eternity", suffering from an exhaustive case of obsessive paranoia, self-doubt, and low self-esteem while barely lifting a finger to make things better. By the time this character finally recuses himself from the familial relationship, and abandons the idyllic life he never realized he had possessed all along, we find little to mourn from his choice to leave the island.
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As President of the State Bar of Texas, James L. Shepherd Jr., had the task of encouraging the participation of young lawyers returning home from World War II. He reactivated interest in local and district Bar associations and helped to secure legislative passage of a bill increasing judges' salaries. During his presidency the Bar made a marked advance towards establishing a close and cooperative relationship between the judiciary and the practicing lawyers. Shepherd was born in Huntsville, Texas, on January 22, 1893. He received his B.A. degree in 1916 and his LL.B. degree in 1917 from the University of Texas. He was admitted to the Bar and entered the practice of law in Colorado City with his father, Judge James L. Shepherd, Sr. Soon thereafter, he was invited to join the Houston firm of Baker, Botts, Parker & Garwood. He became a full partner of this firm in 1929, and his name was added in 1954.
Shepherd was president of the Houston Bar in 1945 and President of the State Bar in 1946-1947. He worked in the American Bar Association for 38 years as an active member and then as chairman of the House of Delegates. He was chairman of the A.B.A.'s Mineral Law Section in 1938-1939 and of its Ethics Committee in 1958-1960. Shepherd was also affiliated with the Order of the Coif, Chancellors, Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, Delta Chi social fraternity, Democratic Party, Episcopal Church, Holland Masonic Lodge, and Texas Ex-Students' Association for which he once served as vice-president. He was a member of the Houston Chamber of Commerce Water Committee, and during World War II he served on the Harris County Selective Service Board. In the early 1960's he travelled to Washington, D.C., as a special advisor to President John F. Kennedy on civil rights matter. In 1919 Shepherd married Marguerite C. Street, and they had one son and one daughter. She died in 1958, and in 1959 he married Helga Jacobsen. Shepherd died in Houston on October 8, 1964.


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New Year Greetings from the ISNCC President
by Stella Bialous, University of California, San Francisco, United States. ISNCC President.
Dear colleagues,
I am excited to welcome 2016!
I am looking forward to working with all of you to continue to expand the reach of ISNCC's network, and the range of our educational resources. More than ever, we need to work together to reach global targets for the reduction of premature mortality due to cancer, increase access to prevention and to palliative care, and reduce the incidence of cancer risk factors, including tobacco use (for the WHO Global targets on Non-communicable diseases, see http://www.who.int/nmh/global_monitoring_framework/en/). In 2016 ISNCC will continue to provide nurses with avenues for learning and networking, as well as promote evidence-based education, practice, research and policy that will contribute to optimal nursing care across the cancer continuum.
The last few days of 2015 gave me an opportunity to look back at all that we, together, accomplished on behalf of ISNCC. Among many accomplishments, ICCN 2015 in Vancouver was a big success. Several of the ideas and connections that originated at ICCN 2015 will continue to develop in 2016 into tangible initiatives that will benefit ISNCC and our network.
Our partnership with Cancer Nursing Journal continues to grow and I am looking forward to seeing more ISNCC members' articles in print in 2016. I hope your New Year's resolutions include submitting manuscripts with the results of the wonderful research presented in Vancouver to the Journal! Do not forget to update your ISNCC membership to include access to the Journal's full content.
ISNCC is only as strong as the strength of our network and partnerships. Our first annual report (http://www.isncc.org/?page=ISNCCAnnualReport) outlined some of these partnerships, which continue to grow. In November 2015 we signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Asian Oncology Nursing Society (AONS). We also expect to sign MOUs with the Canadian Association of Nurses in Oncology (CANO/ACIO) and the International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS) in the near future. Furthermore, we are in the process of renewing our MoUs with the European Oncology Nursing Society (EONS), the Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) and the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer (MASCC). These partnerships will help further strengthen ISNCC's network.
In 2015 we launched several educational initiatives developed through grants from corporate and philanthropic partners. I invite you to view them at ISNCC Insight, the online educational platform for ISNCC members (http://www.isncc.org/?page=Insight). These educational initiatives are making a difference in cancer care. We look forward to even more joint activities with our partners and members, including joint sessions at conferences, position statements, and press releases.
As we know, nurses do not celebrate past accomplishments for very long. So as 2016 begins, we are already moving full force ahead to develop an even better year for ISNCC, and our members and partners. We have several more educational initiatives in development, and our committee volunteers continue to steadfastly work towards bringing more networking and educational opportunities to nurses globally.
A big focus for us is, of course, finalizing the program for our International Conference on Cancer Nursing (ICCN) 2016 in Hong Kong (September 4-7, 2016). The Conference Management Committee has been very busy and it seems that once again the conference is poised to exceed expectations. But the success of ICCN 2016 depends on the participation and involvement of all of us. I am sure you are looking forward to this meeting as much as I am, and what better way to start the year than to submit an abstract?
I wish you all a healthy and peaceful 2016, and I will see you in Hong Kong!
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Appalachian Trail Day 44
Day 44 04-12-01
17.6 miles, AT – 525.9 3,150 feet
Trimpi Shelter – Chatfield Shelter
8ish – 6 PM
Day 10 (-) Rain 70-80°
I slept well last night, but I was really hot. A mouse was getting into Smokies graham crackers in the early AM. I packed my headlamp inside my sleeping back and just to be sure I had to unpack my pack to find it. Of course, the sleeping bag is on the very bottom.
We only had to hike 10 miles to the Partnership Shelter where we ordered pizza and soda. A place delivers food to the visitor center which is 200 yards from the shelter. It was great stuff. I make calls and wrote out postcards. I hung out till 3 PM before hiking the last 7 miles.
Tonight it's Mr. Pat, Agatha and I. The hike was good, but a bit rocky. I hate rocks. You people at home take for granted flat surface. Imagine walking 15-20 miles over sharp rocks averaging from golf ball size to football size rocks. I would die for some shag carpeting.
Another thing I realized is how much we, as a society, take for granted all the little things in life. Like phones, running water, electricity, and the ability to sit at a computer and instantly send someone a message. Out here we can only relay on word of mouth to send a message ahead (thats assuming someone faster than you passes you) and you can leave notes in shelter journals hoping the intended person reads it.
And all we talked about out here is the weather, sore body parts, food and where we plan to sleep. That it! During the day, we think about mileage and those same four things. So if anyone has anything interesting to tell me, send me a note.
Scatman 2011- Two items I forgot to mention I missed and took for granted while hiking were trash cans and chair backs. It was amazing how good I got at leaving town with as little packing as possible to keep the about of trash I had to carry down. If I came to a park or just a random parking lot along the trail and it had a trash can, I was super excited. Who would have thought something as simple as dumping a few ounces of trash would be so gratifying.
As I mentioned chair backs were another thing I sorely missed. At lunch I usually just sat on the ground, a rock or log. No support at all for ones back. Then while in "camp" you had the option of the picnic table, no back there, or you could pick a log, again no back support. Add to that you have to carry a large pack on the same back all day and you dream of a recliner like you would ice cream.
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Inspector Raglan runs into James and tells him that Kent's alibi checked out. James tells the inspector about Poirot's little idea. The inspector says Poirot must be a little crazy and that he heard from Caroline that insanity ran in Poirot's family. The inspector and James go together to tell Poirot about Kent's alibi.
Poirot tells the inspector that if her were him, he would not release Kent, but the inspector insists that he has nothing to base holding Kent on. Poirot explains that his alibi may not be worth much if the murder was committed earlier than they thought. Flora could be lying about when she last saw her uncle. Poirot suggests that Flora may have been the one to steal that 40 pounds and then pretend that she was leaving her uncles' office when Parker saw her when she was actually coming...
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BTS's RM Reunites With His Family Pup – And The Photos Will Make You Go "Aww"
Everyone knows about BTS's "eighth member" Yeontan – V's sweet dog – but other members of BTS have special animals in their life too!
RM recently posted photos of himself on BTS's official Twitter account reuniting with his family pet, Moni – and the meeting is so precious. One image shows the pup between RM's legs while the rapper is one his phone, and the other shows him affectionately scratching the adorable pet's ears.
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Since the leader of BTS is incredibly busy being part of one of the most successful musical artists in the world, the pup lives with his parents most of the time. RM likely misses Moni when he has to be away for such extended periods of time, so it's great to see them reuniting like this!
With BTS's upcoming tour, Map of the Soul, about to start up again on April 25, he's probably wanting to get all the puppy love he can before the members are all off on their next long adventure across the world. Enjoy your down time, RM!


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One of the best memories I have is when I was living in Dumaguete, Negros Island in the Philippines. It gave me a taste of living in a peaceful small town, where beaches are within walking distance and everyday was filled with waterfalls chasing.
That left me fond and nostalgic memories of waterfalls. There is a vast amount of waterfalls in the Philippines and if you're planning to visit this country for its natural beauty, waterfalls definitely should be on your itinerary. Being underneath the falls is an incredible tingling experience and it's not an exaggeration that you can easily forget about the presence of time just watching fresh water cascading down the boulders. Not only it's wallet friendly to surround yourself in nature, there isn't a better place than the Philippines when it comes to embracing the rawness of Southeast Asia.
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- Take a bus from Cebu south bus terminal that bounds for Batu and asked to drop off in Ginatilan. It takes around 4 hours depends on the traffic condition.
- There will be plenty of habal habal drivers (motor taxi, my favorite form of transportation in the Philippines!) around offering tour service, just ask for Inambakan Falls and negotiate the price (~PHP50) to drop off at entrance and pickup time.
As soon as you start walking down the stairs after the entrance, there'll be a clear path that leads you to the majestic falls. After a couple minutes of walking by the stream, you'll reach your destination.
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Same beach, different colors everyday
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- Hop on a bus bounds for further south and you'll reach Moalboal in an hour, visit Basdaku White Beach for camping and smooth sand or Panasama Beach for
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- Sunscreen is must! There isn't much shades in the falls unless you are underneath it!
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Losing faceoffs makes things difficult, but it isn't an automatic laser cannon to the face. The 2013 iteration of the Syracuse Orange have been a model of why the first instance of possession generation (play at the faceoff dot) isn't the lone pivot point for success or failure: Winning faceoffs matter, but it's more important to be the team that creates the faceoff posture via a score. Bryant's trip to the Carrier Dome on Sunday night was a great example of that fact: Despite winning 22 of 23 draws on the carpet, the Bulldogs only scored on four of the immediately ensuing possessions (two were attributable to Bryant's first two draws of the game) – Syracuse had 16 stops off of the Bulldogs' faceoff possessions (two faceoff wins for the Bulldogs were end-of-period type of wins that went nowhere and didn't generate an ensuing goal or Syracuse possession) – and Bryant only created a faceoff scenario (its primary possession generating opportunity) in eight instances. The Orange were able to put together defensive stops that led to clears, neutralizing the Bulldogs' faceoff dominance and closing the possession gap that Kevin Massa was creating on the whistle (Bryant was plus-21 in faceoffs but Syracuse's ultimate possession deficit was minus-10 thanks to the team's 26 clearing opportunities (the Bulldogs had only 15)).
That's the story of Bryant-Syracuse: Bryant dominating every draw but Syracuse killing defensive opportunity after defensive opportunity, leading to offensive possessions for the Orange that the Bulldogs had no answer for. Bryant's offensive opportunities – efforts that saw the Bulldogs score on only about 18 percent of their chances – were a mix of unforced turnovers, caused giveaways from an active Syracuse defense, a clinic from Syracuse on corralling loose balls in the run of play (attributable to the high volume of turnovers from the Bulldogs), and unproductive shooting that only mildly tested Dominic Lamolinara's ability to turn away shots. While Bryant had the possession advantage in its favor, its trips to the offensive end yielded all kinds of dead results; the inefficiency of the Bulldogs' offense against an Orange defense that had its head screwed on straight rendered Bryant's possession margin relatively ineffective. It was this twofold effect of Syracuse's defensive effort – killing the Bulldogs' offensive opportunities and creating offensive opportunities for the Orange's offense – that focused the volition of the game: Syracuse wasn't going to get a lot of possessions on the offensive end, but when they got them (almost 90 percent came on clearing opportunities), the Orange weren't going to waste them.
Scoring on almost 41 percent of its offensive opportunities (that's an incredibly high rate; only a few teams approach that mark (and they usually occur in games featuring a total lack of defense on both ends of the field)), Syracuse's offense was a sledgehammer against an overmatched Bulldogs defense: The Orange – as is their style – rarely turned it over, shot with stinging accuracy, created a multi-faceted approach in the attack box, and pressured Gunnar Waldt to make stops while picking their spots to put attempts on the cage. It wasn't a volumized offensive performance from the Orange that made the scoreboard blink incessantly, but it was indicia of what Syracuse has been on the offensive end all season: Down 4-0 to start the game (a surprising hole that the Orange needed to deal with), Syracuse climbed back into it in the first half (the teams went into intermission tied) and blew the game open in the final 30 minutes; the strength of the Orange's offense (combined with the opportunities that the defense was giving it) needing only time and room to create the desired effect.
Knuckleheads that threaten you with "knuckle sandwiches" may look at the final score – a 12-7 victory for Syracuse – and chastise the Orange for not playing to its potential against the Northeast Conference's representative. That is, of course, knucklehead theory at its finest and a simple hypothetical proves it: If Syracuse had played at a one to two opportunity deficit against the Bulldogs (Syracuse has actually played with a one possession advantage in its favor on a 60-minute basis over the course of the season), the Orange – based on each team's generated efficiencies – would have been about eight goals stronger than Bryant, right in the sweet spot of where you'd expect Syracuse to be relative to Rhode Island's only NCAA Tournament participant. The Orange played well in difficult circumstances; the final scoring margin masks that fact a little bit.
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It's all in the props.
In a video for WIRED, wherein Ridley discusses her internet presence and delights at learning a bunch of silly trivia about her digital footprint, the Star Wars actress drops one fascinating tidbit about the filming of The Rise of Skywalker. She said that, in this film, the lightsaber fights were easier to film, and that they were lighter and faster. The reason for this, she explains, is that the props they were using were themselves lighter.
"It was more like broadsword fighting, which isn't technically what it's supposed to be, because lightsabers are supposed to be light by nature," she explains. "So they actually made them lighter for us. We in this film actually have perhaps one of the most epic fights in Star Wars."
That's intriguing to me—a move that, maybe, communicates the growing capabilities of both Rey and Ben, or just perhaps the need to choreograph faster, more visually dense combat. But the weight of the props influencing choreography is something that literally never occurred to me. Neat.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker comes out December 20, 2019.
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Superbowl LII will take place on February 4 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. And the best place to see the game is at U.S. Bank Stadium, obviously.
But if you can't make it to Minneapolis for the Big Game, there are still plenty of options to watch it in Las Vegas.
5 O'Clock Somewhere Bar is offering food and beverage packages starting at $75 per person. That includes a bucket of beers, snacks, and beer pong to keep the competitive atmosphere going during halftime. Book online or call 702-604-8801.
595 Craft and Kitchen will have a special menu of game-day favorites. Guests can expect bacon-wrapped hot dogs, pork belly tacos, garbage nachos, and more all priced between $3-$10. Specialty beers will also be pouring including Avery Amicitia Sour Imperial Blonde Ale and the Boneyard IPA. For reservations, call 702-586-1050. A $50 food and beverage minimum is required.
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Beginning at 2 p.m., Alexxa's Bar will host a Big Game Viewing Party. Executive Chef Carlos Buscaglia will prepare an all-you-can-eat menu, which includes deviled egg toast, ceviche, fried mozzarella, chicken sliders, vegetarian empanadas, churro bites, and more. Reserved seat pricing starts at $125.
Aliante hotel-casino is hosting Big Game viewing parties throughout the property. That includes an all-you-can-eat tailgate buffet at the ETA Lounge, as well as a la carte food and drink specials from the Sports Book and Marilyn's Lounge.
Alibi Ultra Lounge at ARIA hotel-casino will be hosting a Game Day party, complete with hi-def monitors for optimum viewing. Football fans are invited to snack on quality food offerings during game time, which includes Game Day classics among more creative innovations such as the Boarwalk Fries. Doors open at noon. Subject to capacity, designated standing areas will be available to guests. Guests must be 21 or older to enter.
Executive Chef Enzo Febbraro is offering an Italian twist on all-you-can-eat tailgate favorites at Allegro. Selections include chicken parmigiana sliders, meatball sliders, truffle fries, pepperoni & Margherita pizza, mini lasagna, and more. Tickets are $150 per person, not including beverages and tip.
The largest bar at Caesars Palace, Alto Bar, is hosting an all-you-care-to-eat buffet of tailgate favorites for $149. Guests will also get a prime spot to take in all the Big Game action.
You can catch the Big Game at ameriCAN Beer & Cocktails starting at 2 p.m. with two open bar packages. Patio seating costs $75, and a guaranteed seat at the premium open bar is $100 per person.
Starting at noon, Atomic Liquors will be tapping some new beers from Southern Glazer's, as well as raffling off free swag every quarter including BBQ grills, lawn chairs, Jameson Snuggies, and Absolut blankets. The Kitchen will also provide complimentary game time grub including wings, chips, and salsa.
Bally's Race & Sports Book is serving up drink packages during the big game ranging from $25 to $125. Call 702-523-7430 or email email@example.com for additional information.
Beer Park's Big Game celebration is offering buffet-style food stations with nachos, hot dogs, bratwursts, soft pretzels, chips and salsa, onion dip, guacamole, pork rinds, and more. There's also over 100 beers and 36 drafts on tap. Tickets start at $125.
Borracha Mexican Cantina is offering all-you-can-eat Mexican food for $30. Menu items include quesadillas, chimichangas, chipotle pulled pork sandwiches, street tacos, and more. The deal starts at 3 p.m.
Bouchon by Chef Thomas Keller will serve up a variety of game day grub. For $150 per person, guests can try traditional eats, a whole roasted pig, along with all-you-can-drink draft beer, sommelier-selected wine, and well drinks.
Brooklyn Bowl is serving up an all-you-can-eat buffet, and all-you-can-drink Bud Light draft and well drinks starting at 2 p.m. Tickets range from $75 to $2,000 depending on what kind of package you're looking for, including bowling lane reservations and private rooms.
Buddy V's Ristorante has a special $49 all-you-can-eat menu including Grandma's Meatball, Hoboken Italian Subs, Buffalo Style Wings, "Sausage & Peppers" Pizza, Mini Cannolis and Italian cookies. A la carte options are also available. $22 mix & match beer buckets (six per bucket) are available with a choice of Bud, Bud Light, Newcastle, Coors Light, Michelob Ultra, and Corona. Available in the bar and lounge only.
For $125, fans can enjoy a tailgate buffet and drink package at Burger Brasserie. Doors open at 1 p.m. For more details, call 702-946-4347 or email email@example.com.
Cabo Wabo Cantina inside the Miracle Mile Shops will offer a variety of tailgate favorites with an all-you-can-eat-and-drink buffet, priced at $225 per person. The meal includes hot dogs, sliders, and build-your-own tacos.
The newly renovated Race & Sports Book at Caesars Palace is hosting drink packages with premium seating starting at $225. Guests can see the Big Game on the largest LED video wall on the Las Vegas Strip, and enjoy four distinct sound zones and "Listen Technology" through their phones.
Canter's Delicatessen will have a complimentary viewing party and ongoing game day food specials on Feb. 4. You can get a hand carved corned beef sandwich with a Bud Light for $16, or a pastrami sandwich and a Bud Light for $17.
Carmine's is offering three packages for football fans. For $85, the Tailgate Buffet features menu items like Scarpariello Wings, meatballs, cold antipasto platters and more. Guests can add an open bar for a total of $150 per person. For $225, the MVP Package includes the entire Italian buffet menu with additions like fresh seafood, a carving station with New York strip loin and top shelf spirits, wine, and beer.
Charlie's Bar + Grill, which sits next to the newly redesigned Race & Sports Book at the Wynn, is serving up crowd-pleasing, all-American fare. Two seating options with an all-you-can-eat menu are available starting at $250 per person.
CHICA is offering a Game Day Buffet until halftime, and one complimentary cocktail in your team's color during the Super Bowl.
CliQue Bar & Lounge is rolling in additional TVs to ensure you don't miss a minute of the gridiron action while enjoying drinks and snacks. Reserved seating and open bar packages are available.
The Cosmopolitan Race & Sports Book environment will span across the casino floor to Bond Bar where additional TVs have been placed for the Big Game. Specialty cocktails include "The Eagles Have Landed" (Patron Silver, Grapefruit, Ginger, and Yellow Red Bull) and "I Only Watch For the Commercials" (Absolut Elyx Vodka, Bergamot Citrus, lemongrass, and cucumber soda).
Gentlemen's club Crazy Horse III will host a Big Game Viewing party, complete with an open bar for the duration of the game, unlimited stadium tailgate fare, two raffle tickets and free transportation. Passes are available for $199 per person.
The Cromwell Sports Book is hosting Big Game packages starting at $150. In addition to the 32 feet by 9 feet LED video wall, guests can also get a bucket of beer and access to the game day buffet of tailgate favorites, as well as a chance to win prizes throughout the day.
The D Las Vegas is offering plush leather couches, beer-pong tables, big screen TVs, and open-bar access for food and drinks when they reserve a private "Man Cave" game room, starting at $170 per person. The Celebration of Champions at the D Showroom is also giving super fans a chance to entertain up to 180 people and features a private bartender and stadium-style food and beverages.
The Dorsey will offer up all-American fare alongside its swoon-worthy assortment of craft cocktails, with beverage minimums starting at $100 per person.
The Downtown Las Vegas Events Center is hosting their Big Game Bash, which has free admission. The venue will have stadium-style seating, food, and opportunities to reserve private "man caves" on the 12th floor of the D Las Vegas. Doors open at 11 a.m.
The Eastside Lounge at Encore is offering all-you-can-eat game time favorites in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere, plus unlimited drinks from a select beverage list. Cost is $175 per person.
Guests can reserve a spot at The Parlour Bar or Ike's bar for the Big Game at El Cortez Hotel & Casino with a $50 food and beverage minimum. Siegel's 1941 will also be serving up game time food.
Football food specials will be available at Eldorado Casino's Tequila Falls from 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Drink specials start at 3 p.m. and go until the end of the game. Plus, guests who get caught sitting on a "Hot Seat" from 2:30 p.m. until the end of the game will win $50 cash. Other prizes will be available throughout the game as well.
Doors open at 2:30 p.m. at Ellis Island hotel-casino, where $85 gets you unlimited beer and well drinks, in addition to a buffet set-up that rotates every quarter and includes a nacho bar and sliders. Giveaways range from signed memorabilia to branded swag. Purchase tickets here.
The Extra Lounge at Planet Hollywood hotel-casino will be offering beverage packages with tables for four with $300 of cocktails, beer and wine, and $75 for each extra guest. Prizes, giveaways and additional drink specials will also be available as well. For additional information, contact 702-523-4977 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Fulton Street Food Hall will transform into a Big Game hotspot with a food and drink package for $69. Everyone will get a shirt or flag to cheer on their favorite team.
Food and beverage packages at Garden Bar start at $75 per person, and includes a bucket of beers and food from Café To Go. Raffle prizes will be up for grabs throughout the event. Call 702- 604-8801 to book a package.
Gilley's Big Game Party is happening at Treasure Island. For $150, you get an all-you-can-eat buffet with items like BBQ Pulled Pork and Cheeseburger Sliders, Buffalo Chicken Wings, Handrolled Pork with Creamy Homemade Salsa, a Chili Cart, and a build-your-own Texas Nacho Bar. Bottomless drinks include all draft beers and premium cocktails. Doors open at noon.
G.O.A.T. Sports Bar is hosting a "Superb Owl Party" with no cover and no minimum spending. They're offering $25 for any draft beer pitcher, $27 mix and match buckets of beer, $30 food platters for parties of four, and $300 for any bottle of vodka. Only six tables are available, so to reserve a spot, please call 702-489-3787.
Football legend Craig Morton will be signing free autographs at Gold Coast near T.G.I. Friday's on Feb. 3 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Then on Sunday, football fans can watch the Big Game on giant television screens throughout the Arizona and California Ballrooms. Doors open at 12:30 p.m. and drink specials include $15 buckets of domestic beers and $20 buckets of imported beers.
Gold Spike is kicking off pregame festivities at 12:30 p.m. For $75, the Big Spike Package includes a premium select open bar and tailgate buffet from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Select food items include popcorn chicken, beer dogs, Bavarian pretzel sticks, BBQ pork sliders, fried pickle spears, and tater tots.
Gordon Ramsay Burger is offering a Big Game celebration experience for $150 per person. Guests can enjoy food and drink packages, and have a chance to win prizes throughout the game. For reservations, contact 702-274-0057 or email@example.com.
For $200 per person, guests can get a food and drink package at Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill that includes a tailgate food buffet, an assorted chef snack basket, and a bucket of beer on each table. For reservations call 702-731-7410.
Featuring 17 HDTVs, Guy Fieri's Vegas Kitchen & Bar is hosting a Big Game food and beverage package for $150.
Hard Rock Cafe on the Las Vegas Strip is hosting a five-hour premium open bar and food stations featuring chef-selected game day favorites for $220 per person. The watch party starts at 2:30 p.m.
The Hard Rock hotel-casino is hosting a Super Sunday viewing event inside Vinyl starting at $125 per person. The all-you-can-eat-and-drink tailgate buffet features barbeque pork ribs, cheeseburger sliders, chicken wings, a pizza station, crab and spinach dip, and chips and salsa. The event begins at 1 p.m., and you can reserve a spot by calling 702-693-5505.
Harrah's recently renovated Race & Sports Book is offering food and drink packages with premium seating starting at $99. The Big Game will be displayed on more than 40 HDTVs, as well as two giant screens.
For the Big Game, Heart Bar will feature beverage packages with tables for $400 for a group of four guests, and $100 for each additional guest. Raffles will be running throughout the event. Additional drink specials will be available. For additional information, contact 702-523-4977 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar is offering a game day brunch starting at 10 a.m. with a special menu or a $40 all-you-can-eat option stacked with game day bites.
Hofbräuhaus is celebrating the Big Game Bavarian style starting at 2:30 p.m. until the end of the game. The all-you-can-eat and drink package starts at $125 if you buy online and $150 if you purchase tickets on Feb. 4. Select menu items include HB Mac and Cheese, buffalo chicken wings, Bavarian goulash soup, and the HB chili cheese dog.
Starting at $99, Hooters Casino will offer a Big Game Watch Party Package, which includes reserved seating in one of the five watch parties, unlimited Bud Light draft beer, and unlimited access to the Hooters Buffet. For an additional $35, guests can purchase an upgraded bracelet for all-you-can-drink well products. There will also be a tailgate party at the pool, with festivities starting at 11 a.m. The 2018 Hooters Calendars girls will be at the tailgate for meet-and-greets and to sign autographs. Advance reservations are encouraged and can be booked with Karen Quintana, 702-597-6008 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The House of Blues is opening up the doors to the Music Hall at 3 p.m. with the Big Game viewing beginning at 3:30 p.m. The all-you-can-eat package starts at $70 and includes game day favorites like chicken wings, Carolina pulled pork, baked potato wedges, loaded mac and cheese, mini cupcakes, and more. You can add an all-you-can-drink package for a total of $135 per person.
Hyde Bellagio inside Bellagio Las Vegas is inviting football fans to cheer on their favorite team in a music-filled, nighttime atmosphere with VIP table packages and small bites from Lago by Julian Serrano.
iBar is offering a stadium-style buffet and drink packages, along with televisions lining the entire space for $100.
The Cromwell's recently-renovated central casino lounge, Interlude, will feature a food and beverage Big Game package for $100++ that includes a bucket of beer and game day buffet. Bound will also feature a $125 food and beverage package. To book please call 702-777-3790.
Visitors can watch the Big Game at Troubadour Bar inside Jokers Wild Casino on Sunday, Feb. 4. During the game, guests can also enjoy food specials from 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and drink specials from 3 p.m. until the end of the game. Plus, guests who get caught sitting on a "Hot Seat" from 2:30 p.m. until the end of the game will win $50 cash. Other prizes will be available throughout the game as well.
Starting at 2 p.m., JW Marriott will host a casino-wide Big Game Party at their Buffet, Grand Ballroom, Cascade & Palms Executive Conference Center, and an Elite Party location in the Valencia Ballroom. The general public can purchase tickets from the casino cage for $69, and $59 with a Rampart Rewards Card. Additionally, the Race and Sports Book will give a free t-shirt to anyone who makes a $20 bet. The Hot Dog Cart will open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. with $1.25 dogs located at Promenade Café.
La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway is serving up a Big Game feast starting at 2:30 p.m. Select menu items include sea bass tacos, Kalbi short-rib sliders, lollipop chicken wings, baked potato-style tater tots, and Angus mini burgers. The meal is priced at $129 per person, excluding beverages and gratuity.
LAVO is offering an open bar from 1-4 p.m. and a game day buffet featuring Scarpariello wings, grilled baby lamb chops, assorted sushi and more. Tickets are $200 per person.
Located next to the Race & Sports Book area at Paris Las Vegas, Le Bar Du Sport will offer a variety of beverage packages with comfortable seating. Packages range from $25 to $200. For more details, call 702-348-9033 or email email@example.com.
LEVEL UP, an interactive gaming lounge at MGM Grand, is set to host its own event in honor of the pigskin showdown. Hi-def monitors will be available along with a variety of food options provided by the neighboring TAP Sports Bar. Doors open at 11 a.m. Guests must be 21 or older to enter.
Libre Mexican Cantina is offering all-you-can-eat bites during game day, including unlimited guacamole, tacos, fajitas, and quesadillas.
LIGHT Nightclub will host a Big Game party on Feb. 4, complete with VIP sections and $100 buffet packages that come with three drink tickets. General admission is complementary.
Catch the Professional Football Championship Game at Lily Bar & Lounge at Bellagio hotel-casino. The intimate space will host several hi-def monitors for fans to enjoy while offering delicious Game Day snacks, including Lobster Tacos and Mac and Cheese Bites. Doors open at noon. Subject to capacity, designated standing areas will be available to guests. Guests must be 21 or older to enter.
Encore's Lobby Bar & Café welcomes guests during the big game with all-you-can-eat game time fare, plus limitless drinks from a select beverage list. Cost is $150 per person.
M Resort is offering $10 pitchers or $15 buckets of Miller Lite, Coors Light, Leinenkugel, and Blue Moon at M Bar, 32° Draft Bar, and M Vue Bar.
MB Steak at the Hard Rock hotel-casino is serving up tailgate fare, prepared by Executive Chef Patrick Munster, starting at 2:30 p.m. Selections include petite filet mignon sandwiches, hanger steak nachos, brisket beef sliders, crispy rock shrimp, and roasted pineapple. Packages are priced at $125 per person, not including beverages, tax, and gratuity.
Nacho Daddy will have a $25 unlimited nacho bar, $50 at their Miracle Mile Location. The Summerlin location will also be serving $1 Coronas, $2 Fat Tire, $20 bottomless Daddy's Margarita from kick-off to whistle. Each store will have raffles with the grand prize being a jersey.
Napoleon's Lounge will host an all-you-can-eat tailgate buffet, along with Miller Lite and Coors Light for $125. Prize giveaways will take place throughout the event. Doors open at 1 p.m.
On Feb. 2 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., football legend Craig Morton will sign free autographs for fans inside The Orleans at the Race & Sports Book. Then on Feb. 4, guests can enjoy all-you-can-drink drafts and a buffet for $85 per person. There will also be free viewing parties at The Orleans Showroom and at the conference center, with doors opening at 1 p.m.
Pancho's Mexican Restaurant will have an array of discounted appetizers and drinks during its Big Game viewing party. Select items include crispy chicken drumsticks, beef taquitos, chicken flautas, Pancho's Nachos, and quesadillas. Drink specials include $1.25 off draft beer, $2.25 off house and flavored margaritas, $3 off well cocktails and $3.20 off house wines.
Drink specials at PKWY Tavern include $15 Miller Lite Buckets and $35 100 ounce Beer Towers. There will also be over 80 HDTVs throughout each location, including personal TVs at your own booth.
PUB 365 will air the big game on all screens and large projector. Specials during the game include $2 tacos, $15 big platter featuring chicken wings, taquitos, potato skins and nachos and $2.50 Bud or Bud Light.
Public School 702 will be airing the Big Game on all TVs throughout the restaurant. Enjoy game time bites like the fan favorite crispy buffalo cauliflower, bacon cheddar tots and pb&j burger sliders. If eating out isn't your thing for the game, PS702 will be offering free delivery for catering orders for the day.
RebelRepublic is gearing up for the Big Game with 16 flat screens and a projection screen. Rebel Republic will offer its full menu all day long and starting at 2 p.m., guests can enjoy $5 Big Game Day Specials. Items on the $5 menu will include: Wings or Chicken Fingers with a variety of sauces to choose from, Reuben or Southwest Eggrolls, Kobe or BBQ Pulled Sliders, Jalapeno Poppers, Cheese Nachos or (3) Chicken Tacos. Beer and drink specials will include $2 PBR Pints, $3 Selected Domestic Draft Pints, $4 Selected Craft Pints and $5 Jameson Whiskey or Altos Tequila shots. Prize drawings will be held at the end of each quarter and a cash drawing will be held at the end of each half from all of the tickets entered in its season long free play parlay contest.
All Remedy's and Distill locations throughout the valley are serving up touchdown-worthy food and drink specials, and are giving away special prizes. Guests will enjoy noshing on their short rib or filet mignon sliders and can wash it all down with a 100-ounce chilled beer tower.
Rí Rá is offering sports bar food specials like Chili Dogs ($10), BBQ Nachos ($13), Sliders ($12) and the Appetizer Sampler Platter ($27), which includes ten wings, nine chicken bites and an order of bacon cheese fries. Guests can also watch the game from 10 different TVs throughout the pub's five rooms.
Looking into and adjacent to the sports book at Planet Hollywood hotel-casino, Ringer brings tailgate-inspired food such as chicken wings, New York-style pizza, all-beef sliders, waffle fries and more, with a premium view. For the Big Game, food and beverage packages are available for $100 per person. Doors open at 1 p.m. and prizes/giveaways will take place throughout the event. Contact 702-523-4977 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for additional information.
Guests can enjoy the all-you-can-eat taco bar at The Salted Lime for $20 per person while watching the game on large TV screens surrounding the restaurant's margarita bar. Food and drink specials include $2 Budweiser, $4 Mega-Ritas, $5 Patron-Rita Shakers, $4 Senora dogs, and 75 cent chicken wings.
B Connected members can watch the Super Bowl at "The Big Game Zone" at Sam's Town. Stadium food and Budweiser drink specials will be available throughout the game. To attend the party, members must swipe their B Connected card at any promotional kiosk to get their entry ticket. Seating is first-come, first-served for the first 500 people.
Black Tiger BBQ is hosting a Super Bowl party at Sand Dollar Lounge from 1:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Proceeds from the event will be donated to the Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation and the Helen David Relief Fund, both of which serve to support those fighting cancer.
Sayers Club will convert into a football haven and stream the pigskin battle onto a big screen and various TVs. Open bar and food packages, with indoor and patio seating options, start at $75 per person and go up to $1,000 per person.
Searsucker has a Big Game Viewing Party starting at 2 p.m. that features an all-year-can-eat specialty menu. Select items include chips and dips, lollipop wings with buffalo sauce and blue cheese fondue, crispy pig's ears, beer-braised pork sliders with cheddar bacon, and Chef Steve's pastor street tacos. The VIP Man Cave Experience also includes an all-you-can-drink menu plus a halftime pig roast with all the fixings.
Silverton Casino Hotel's Big Game Crawl gives fans access to three bars and lounges, each with different menus and the options of all-you-can-eat and bottomless Miller Lite or premium open bar. Entry is $50, which gets you access to Mermaid Lounge, Shady Grove Lounge, and Mi Casa Grill Cantina.
The Center Bar at SLS Las Vegas will offer open bar packages at $50 per person, along with all-inclusive food and open bar packages for parties of four priced at $400.
The South Point Showroom, Exhibit Hall, and Grand Ballroom will host watch parties for the Super Bowl, with doors opening at 10:30 a.m. Fans can visit on-site wagering stations and enjoy a variety of food and drink specials. The party is free and open to guests 21 and older.
The Still will have game day bites, drink specials, and 50 different craft beers, along with 27 TV screens to catch the Big Game. Minimum food and beverage is $250 per person.
STK Las Vegas will have a tailgate-inspired Game Day Menu, premium bottomless drinks, and flat screen TVs. Highlights from the menu include bacon mac 'n cheese, truffle popcorn, 16-ounce NY steak & fries, and pigs wellington.
Sugar Factory American Brasserie at Fashion Show is hosting a big game viewing party for $99. The event features all-you-can-eat food and drink packages, which includes Sugar Factory's goblets and specialty drinks, and multiple HD viewing big screen TVs. Doors open at 3 p.m. and guests can call to make a reservation at 702-685-0483.
The Suncoast will host a Big Game Party at the Suncoast Showroom, which features a live betting station, along with food and drink specials. You can get your free entry ticket at 9 a.m. on Feb. 4. Doors open at 1 p.m. and seating will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
For $99, guests at TAG Sports Bar can enjoy an all-you-can-eat stadium-style buffet with Guy Fieri's famous chicken wings from his restaurant Guy Fieri's Vegas Kitchen & Bar. The same food package will be available at The POOL at The LINQ for guests who want to watch the game pool-side.
TAO is hosting an open bar from 1-4 p.m.as well as a game day buffet featuring TAO Temple Salad, assorted sushi, prime rib, BBQ spare ribs, Kobe sliders and more. Tickets are $175 per person.
Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill will offer a festive tailgate menu and draft beer package along with giveaways and more for $99.
Top Golf will be showing the Big Game on more than 300 screens throughout the venue and inside the hitting bays. Couch seating is available to book for groups and includes a food menu package. A full-service sports betting window will also be on site. You can make reservations for hitting bays on level two and three by contacting email@example.com.
Tuscany Casino will host a Super Bowl party at the Florentine Ballroom on the second floor. Guests can enjoy the game on large projection screens with a $10 minimum food and beverage purchase. Specials include $15 beer buckets featuring five cans of Bud Light and an assortment of game day foods including burgers, hot dogs, loaded nachos, tacos, ribs, pizza, chicken fingers and desserts. Each guest will be entered in the quarterly prize drawings. Seating is first come, first served.
Umami Burger, Beer Garden & Sports Book is throwing a Big Game Bash from 2 to 8 p.m. for football fans 21 and over. You can catch the game on the LED video wall and take advantage of an open bar, hosted gameday fare, and giveaways. Tickets start at $75.
Via Brasil Steakhouse will have all-you-can-eat meats starting at 2:30 p.m. Menu items include buffalo wings, sandwiches, nachos, meatball sliders and more. An open bar and buckets of beer will also be available throughout the game. Reservations are recommended.
Virgil's Real BBQ is offering "The Pig Out" starting at 3 p.m., which includes Memphis Pork Spare Ribs, Texas Beef Brisket, Carolina Pulled Pork, a Half Chicken, Trainwreck Fries, Caesar Salad, BBQ Wings and homemade Banana Pudding. Cost is $40 per person. The a la carte menu will also be available. Call 702-389-7400 for reservations.
VooDoo rooftop Nightclub & Lounge is offering a package of game day food and drinks, along with comfortable seating with a rooftop view, for $200 per person. Reserve your spot by calling 702- 406-5359.
Miami Dolphins Hall of Fame quarterback Bob Griese is making a special appearance at the Westgate hotel-casino during the Big Game on Feb. 4. Game Zones will be available throughout the property to watch the game, and you can also reserve a spot on the main floor inside the Westgate International Theater for $100 per seat, which includes an all-you-can-eat-and-drink package.
The Westin Las Vegas will hold a viewing party in the Cypress Room. For $99, guests can get an all-you-can-drink open premium open bar, and all-you-can-eat bites like wings, Philly cheesesteaks, meatball grinders, and pulled pork. Festivities begin at 2:30 p.m.
The newly redesigned Wynn Race & Sports Book has an expansive high definition LED video wall to see the Big Game. VIP luxury boxes are available with food and beverage minimums ranging from $5,000 to $8,000 depending on the location and size of the box.
XS nightclub at Encore opens doors at 2 p.m. for the ultimate Big Game Viewing Party with a selection of packages starting at $150 and going up to $25,000. The basic package includes general seating and buffet-style food.
Yardbird Southern Table & Bar is offering delicious bites until halftime and one specialty cocktail in your team's color with every reservation.
Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken is taking pre-orders and day-of delivery
Burgerim is offering a party box for the Big Game, which includes 16 2.8-ounce customizable burgers with a choice of 11 different patties, 12 toppings, 2 sauces and two bun types.
Flour & Barley Brick Oven Pizza will be offering two dishes in honor of the participating Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots. The Eagles pie, a Philly Cheese Steak pizza ($17.50), will be topped with sliced beef, cheese wiz, mushroom and pepper. The Evil Empire Roll ($19), an ode to the Patriots, will come with old bay cream sauce, lobster, celery and parsley.
The recently opened Giordano's at Boca Park is offering a big deal for the Big Game. Guests can text BIGGAME25 to 299-89 to receive 25 percent off an order of $54 or more for both delivery and carryout.
To celebrate the Big Game, High Roller Observation Wheel is offering a free draft beer to enjoy on the 30-minute ride above the Las Vegas Strip. Tickets are available from 11:30 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Holsteins Shakes and Buns will be hosting its Sunday game day brunch and offer two team-themed burgers. Eagles fans can sink their teeth into the Pretzel Philly Roll Burger, a dry-aged beef patty topped with shaved prime rib, mushroom, grilled onion, provolone and cheese wiz on a pretzel bun ($19.50). Patriots enthusiasts can enjoy the New England Crabby Patty, a dry aged beef patty topped with lobster salad, creamy cole slaw, remoulade sauce, lettuce, tomato and onion ($20).
Olive Garden is adding Loaded Pasta Chips to the menu on January 29, putting an Italian twist on the game time favorite. The dish swaps out tortilla chips for lightly fried pasta chips and is topped with Italian cheeses, a meat sauce with chicken, meatballs and sausage, cherry peppers, and an alfredo drizzle.
PDQ is offering all guests who buy a platter of 25 chicken tenders on Super Bowl Sunday an extra 10 tenders for free.
The Rio hotel-casino is offering a Big Game Feat To-Go for $70. The meal includes a feast of hot wings, ribs, deli grinder, hot dogs, house salad, pretzels, chips and salsa, and a pineapple upside-down cake. The boxes feed 8 to 10 people. To place an order call 702-777-7767, and feast will be ready for curbside pick-up on Sunday, Feb. 4 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Westgate is serving a Tailgate To-Go buffet for $18.99 per person, and the meal includes a 20-ounce beer. Traditional buffet-lovers can get their fix at Fresh Buffet for $19.99 with a selection of BBQ ribs, wings, and upgrades such as crab legs.
Wienerschnitzel is offering 25 mini corn dogs covered with sweet honey batter for $5 on Feb. 4. The offer is valid all day, and guests can get up to four orders of the mini corn dogs at participating locations.
WingTime is donating a portion of their sales during Super Bowl Sunday to Make-A-Wish of Southern Nevada. The restaurant offers a variety of chicken wings, chicken fingers, and snacks with gluten-free and vegetarian options.
M Resort is giving away two tickets to the Big Game in Minneapolis plus a $2,500 Visa Gift Card. To be eligible for the drawing, players must hit any four-of-a-kind combination on a 25 cent or higher bar top video poker machine at 32° Draft Bar, M Bar or M Vue Bar. The grand prize drawing will be held Jan. 21 at 8:30 p.m.
All guests who sign up for the Westgate SuperBook Mobile App will have a chance to win the Ultimate VIP Experience for the Super Bowl. That includes a VIP Box for up to eight people, $2,500 in food and drunks and couch seating for in-game viewing. The winner will be selected on Feb. 3 at 6 p.m.
UPDATE: An earlier version of this story included SkinnyFATS, but a representative from the restaurant said that they have decided to close early on Feb. 4.
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For most of 2019, the labor shortage has worsened. With ever increasing e-commerce sales and unemployment at the lowest rates in recent history, the labor gap has only widened over the course of the year.
The increase in labor demand continues to rise, while at the same time warehouse and fulfillment employment is down and turnover rates are higher than they have ever been. A lot is going to have to change for warehouses to continue to meet fulfillment demands, so our team put together some of the things you can do to lessen the blow.
Focus On Your Culture
Take care of the people on your team. At a time when people are leaving their jobs at a higher rate than ever before, it is increasingly important to make the people in your organization feel valued. Create structures and policies that empower your employees, encourage cross-training, and provide opportunities for professional development.
Rewarding and incentivizing your team is a great way to keep engagement and job satisfaction high. Work with your HR team to identify appropriate pay for performance programs you could implement. A happy workforce is a productive workforce. A culture that cares about its people is also great for recruiting and retaining top talent.
Automate, Automate, Automate!
Technology and automation are the direction of the future for the supply chain. These are also advances that you can start implementing now to lessen the gap in the labor shortage.
One of the ways to incorporate automation is by investing in self-guided vehicles to stage and load product.
Another is to move from pallet picking systems to piece picking systems. Full integration to a piece picking system sets the stage for robotic picking that can mechanically pull individual items.
Automation is both a short- and long-term strategy that will offer significant competitive advantage. In the short term, it differentiates your business and shows you as an early adopter. In the long term, it becomes a barrier to entry for your competitors that have failed to adapt and, because of that, have been left behind.
The TOC Logistics team fully understands the struggles of the current labor market and is here as a partner for our customers. Are you interested in learning more? Reach out to a team member today.
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My testimony can beat up your testimony
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Brilliant. I love reading the truth - it brings me closer to the Truth aka Jesus. Just read your response to Mathews blog and was amazed to read what you wrote regarding the true Word of God. It is rare to hear people point to Jesus as the Word of God. IT is something my husband and I saw when we first started to see all that Jesus had done for us (whilst at a Missions college - trying in vain to live holier lives etc). In fact, that is how my husband and I truly met, was through a revelation of all that Christ had done for us. Just thought I'd throw that in. . . Anyway, just wanted to let you know how refreshing it is to hear someone else say what we too have seen!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for your comment! Indeed it's refreshing to find others who are living in the Truth. I'm glad you and your husband have received a revelation of all that Christ has done. There is much joy and peace in being established in our identity in Him!ReplyDelete
I was once blind, but now I see... :)ReplyDelete
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Praise God for giving us His ascended life. What a gift. We shall behold Him soon and be like Him. This seems to good to be true; yet it very much so is the truth.
I agree, it seems too good to be true! But through God's gift we who were once dead in our sins have been made alive together with Christ. Indeed, praise God for giving us His ascended/resurrected life!


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Over the years I have found that the best way for me to enter the day is to sit quietly with my coffee and simply be with the silence. This has not always been possible due to a career that has taken me on the road for over thirty years. Some of the individuals I traveled with loved to start their day by flicking on the TV so they could be informed about the latest happenings around the globe, or they would start chatting on the phone. After all they might be missing an announcement about the end of the world. I would try desperately not to have a rise in blood pressure, but it was very difficult. I desperately needed to give myself time to get ready for the day which was often filled with lots of talking, book signing and more travel, all of which can be very stressful. Yes, I believe in different strokes for different folks, but the latest greatest research on how we can navigate our lives without feeling crazy by the end of the day, states that getting your brain in the right zone starts by how you greet the day. I know this can be very difficult when you have kids and they begin their "woodpecker drills" as soon as they open their eyes. But it is possible to set your alarm to go off a few minutes early so you can lie awake in bed and allow your thoughts to focus on how grateful you are for what you have and not what you need to do. In fact I believe this could be a great lesson to teach your children. Today's kids are suffering from stress overload. If you allow yourself to be led by the incessant inner chatter you will leave your house feeling like a whirling dervish and your body will be in a vigilant state ready to slay a dragon. There was a time when we could put things off and get away with it. But with the advent of e-mail, texting and cell phones, you are pretty much at the mercy of ASAP. It doesn't matter where you are, you can't hide from the technology that demands immediacy. Your only defense is to learn to create good mental habits that allow your brain to have mini-vacations from the cacophony of daily life. The ultimate irony is that productivity increases when we take time out to refresh ourselves. Lily Tomlin said it best" The trouble with being in the rat race is that even if you win, you're still a rat".
Look At Me! Look At Me!
Over the years I have heard the statement "you have to learn to love yourself" over and over as the anecdote to a myriad of mental and physical problems. When I first heard someone utter these words I realized that I probably didn't love myself very much. I was brought up primarily by a grandmother who never made a "big deal "out of herself and a mother who tried desperately to make sure I didn't think I was a "big deal" ! If I got an A minus she would try to find out what happened to the other half a point. She had very little filter between her thought process and what came out of her lips. If she thought I had gained weight she didn't think twice about mentioning it. Did it make me wince? Oh you bet it did, but you always knew where you stood. My teachers, the good sisters of St. Joseph never gave a compliment unless you preformed a miracle, and we all know how long it takes the church to verify that. Yes, It was tough going, but I was lucky enough to have a nature that is tenacious and resilient, something I think we're losing. Today young people are bathed in messages telling them how "special" they are. Most of the time there is no evidence to support the compliments that are often profuse and go from the sublime to the ridiculous. Could it be that as a society we are creating praise addicts? It feels that way. You Tube is full of people doing everything from brushing their teeth to warbling songs that sound worse than someone running their fingers up and down a blackboard. They post pictures of themselves on every gadget and send it immediately in case someone has forgotten who they are. Reality shows are filled with content that makes stupid look smart and is primarily about watching people do nothing of importance. I am in awe as to how the Kardashians are constantly in the limelight. They obviously have learned to understand that the path to fame and fortune is to constantly make sure that someone, anyone is looking at them. "Look at me, look at me" is the new metaphor. Self-effacement was a huge part of my generation, which has now been replaced with self-expansion. I don't think that either method is the best. But there is a balance and we better find it, before we end up with Chuckles the Clown for president.


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Following upon the likeness of the Android Market for Android based phones, the Google Apps Marketplace has been launched by Google. This has actually been around for awhile, but as of today it's not only a website, but now it's tightly integrated into the system administrators control panel:
Access Marketplace from your administrator control panel by clicking on 'Add more services' to see the option to shop the Marketplace.
To add an application from the Marketplace:
1) Click "Add it now"
2) Agree to the vendor's Terms of Service
3) Grant access to the data that the app is requesting (some apps require data access, some don't...so only grant access to apps you trust)
4) Turn it on
The updated website is quite a bit better in its information - each product has a webpage with an image, potentially a video, description, user reviews, and a specifications section. The specifications are important as it describes how the product integrates with Google Apps.
Of course, I will continue to document and highlight the best integrated apps on my Google Apps Integration page. What I'm looking for is not just utilization of the login, but deep utilization of the Google App products as the foundation. In other words, a good integrated app utilizes Google Mail/Contacts for e-mail and hosting contact information; Google Calendar for dates and scheduling; Google Documents for writing, spreadsheets, and charts; Google App Engine for database, Google Picasa for pictures; and Google Sites for web page building.
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Longleaf - or long petals! This crochet piece lends itself to the addition of one or more other flowers or stems to make a truly delightful creation.
sc (UK dc)
dc (UK tr)
trc (UK dtr) - yo twice, insert hook into st, yo, pull yarn through st; (yo, pull yarn through 2 loops) 3 times.
Leaf 1: ch 10.
*Ss into 2nd ch from hook, ch 1; sc into next ch, 1 dc into each of next 2 ch;
trc into next ch, (1trc, 1dc) into next ch; dc into next ch, sc into next ch*
Ss into last ch. This last ch is your home stitch.
Leaves 2 - 6: ch 9, repeat from * to * for each leaf as above, completing each leaf with a ss into home.
Tip: the home stitch is the chain just next to your slip knot, a little tricky to find for the second leaf - I just pull the tail end a little to show me where that chain is :)
Tie off; weave this end into the base at the back of the 1st leaf and around the center.
In my cotton yarn, the leaves are a little curly once I've finished, but a light iron on the reverse brings out the shape beautifully!


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A drive-anywhere, money-green, neck-breaking street machine
TRUCKS. They've been America's workhorse for decades being put through the ringer to get the job done. From hauling gear to a job site and pulling watercraft to the lake on the weekends to serving as the vehicle for a little tailgate-down star gazing, America loves their pickup trucks.
A brand leader in trucks since 1918, Chevrolet has hit the century mark with offering customers a truck for every occasion. After 100 years of engineering, body style changes, drivetrain changes and refinement, Chevrolet has maintained one consistent thread: simplicity. Chevrolet Trucks are simple, functional and, for the custom truck guy, easy to modify.
Introduced in '73 with a production run through '87, the "square body" Chevy and GMC pickups have dominated the custom truck scene over the last decade. It seems every time we turn around someone is building a square body and putting their own twist on the classic chiseled square lines.
Brian Vowell of Mesa, Arizona, wanted to get in on the square body action. His custom orange and white '72 C10 short bed was getting a bit lonely in the garage, so it was time for a roommate. Brian had always wanted to put together a nice square body C10, and Tino Garza of Max Built Customs in Indio had the perfect truck, so they struck a deal and the project was put into frame-laying and rim-stuffing motion. The other goal for the project was to tap into the fab skills of Jeremy Rice at in Peoria, Arizona, to put it all together.
The stock 350/350 combo was yanked out to clear a path for a Porterbuilt Extreme drop member with Slam Specialties SS7 airbags and KYB shocks. Classic Performance Products 2-inch drop spindles accept steering commands from a Mustang II Rack and Pinion. A Porterbuilt Extreme rear drop member kit teamed with Slam Specialties airbags gets the hauling platform in the weeds. For juice and oxygen supply, Jeremy built a custom air tank and battery mount featuring Viair compressors bolted to the fully powdercoated chassis. AccuAir e-Level EndoVT air management handles suspension adjustment to air up slightly for cruising and lay out for showing off. For proper steering clearance and suspension movement installed a pair of Slosh Tubz front wheel tubs while the stock rear wheel tubs were widened for extra clearance. An AZ Pro Performance disc brake kit with a CPP master cylinder and booster plumbed with all stainless brake lines slows the roll of the 20×8.5-inch front and 20×10-inch rear Delmo Specials mounted on Toyo Proxes ST II P255/40VR20 front and P295/40VR20 rear rubber. For the drivetrain, Brian wasn't about to slap the wheezy stock 350 and the worn out three-speed slush box back in. With the suspension and chassis receiving extra special attention, it was time to put some modern fuel-injected power under the 41-year-old hood.
A 2003 Chevrolet 5.3-liter LS coupled to a 4L65-E was mated up and the whole combo stabbed into a Flat Black engine bay sprayed by Frank Rechlin at IKandy Paint Works in Peoria. The engine block was painted Chevy orange for a classic look. Sanderson ceramic coated mid-length headers with 1 5/8-inch primaries kick the octane cocktails out the door through a custom 3-inch stainless mandrel bent exhaust system with Magna Flow mufflers shouting out the LS' mechanical music. Dirty Dingo Motor Mounts kept the mill firmly in its position of power, while Dirty Dingo accessory drive kept everything spinning freely. A Modern Vintage Systems stand-alone wiring harness handled fuel and spark commands to the engine, while a Painless Performance wiring harness connected the electrical dots throughout the rest of the truck. An F Body oil pan ensured proper clearance with the Porterbuilt gear, while a Griffin aluminum radiator and dual electric fans kept cruising temps in check. Mark Clark at Speed Sports in Chandler, Arizona, tuned the LS for maximum performance and reliability. A&S Transmission in Phoenix freshened up the 4L65E and tossed in a 2000 RPM stall converter for good measure. A Summit Racing transmission cooler kept the slush box comfortable while a custom-built driveshaft by Kenny at The Gear Shop in Phoenix hooked to the rebuilt Chevy 12-bolt. For the ultimate in both tire fryin' and highway cruising, the factory 12-bolt was stuffed with an Auburn limited slip and 3.73:1 gears. A custom fuel tank by Boyd Welding warehoused the cruising juice.
Since Brian always planned for this truck to be a fun driver, he skipped the paint and body and left the factory paint, patina and character intact. This way all of the suspension and performance goodies could be enjoyed without the fear of rock chips and road rash.
A custom yet somewhat factory-looking interior was on the build docket, so Brian ordered up a brown and tan two-tone ultra-leather covered split bench from TMI Products to replace the tired original cruising platform. Elevated Design in Phoenix upholstered the dash, door panels, headliner and A-pillars. Dakota Digital "Syndicate Series" gauges reported engine vitals while a Retro Sound stereo provides cruising music. A CTP Concepts Elevel controller was mounted in the factory ash tray for quick adjustments and eye sight pressure monitoring.
"Benjamin" was a fast-paced build going from stocker to shocker in just four short months. Jeremy Rice hit it out of the park with the stance, style and drivetrain swap. Since the truck's completion, Brian has enjoyed driving it to shows like Dino's Git Down, Square Body Syndicate Run to the Brothers show and various trips to the Pomona swamp meet.
"It's a fun truck to drive that you can take anywhere and have a ball with all the time," Brian says.
"Benjamin" embodies what the custom truck scene is all about-enjoying custom trucks on the open road with good friends.
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1977 Chevrolet C10 Mesa, AZ
- 2003 Chevrolet 5.3-Liter LS
- Dirty Dingo accessory drive
- Modern Vintage systems wiring harness
- F-body oil pan
- Sanderson headers
- Porterbuilt engine/ trans mounts
- Vintage air climate control/Sanden compressor
- Custom-built 3-inch stainless mandrel bent exhaust/Magnaflow mufflers
- LS swap and exhaust fabrication by Jeremy Rice
- Engine painted Chevy orange
- Slosh Tubz wheel tubs
- Griffin aluminum radiator
- Dual electric fans
- 4L65-E transmission rebuilt by A&S Transmission
- 2000 stall speed converter, Summit heat sink trans. cooler
- Rebuilt Chevy 12-bolt rear end by Kenny at The Gear Shop with Auburn Limited Slip/3.73:1 gears
- Porterbuilt extreme front and rear drop members: All fabrication/ installation by Jeremy Rice
- Slam Specialties SS7 airbags
- KYB shocks
- CPP 2-inch drop spindles
- Air tank/ battery mount
- Mustang II rack and pinion
- AccuAir E-Level air management/air management mount
- Custom built transmission cross member
- AZ Pro Performance front and rear disc brake upgrade/CPP master cylinder
- 20×8.5-inch front, 20×10-inch rear Demo Specials
- Toyo Proxes ST II P255/40VR20, P295/40VR20
- "Mother Nature" enhanced stock teal blue with patina
- Custom split bench by TMI Products, custom wrapped door panels, dash and plastics by Elevated Design
- Retro sound stereo
- CTP Concepts Elevel ash tray mounted controller
SPECIAL THANKS FROM THE OWNER: "Special Thanks to my wife Mikki Vowell, Jeremy Rice, Nate Porter at Porterbuilt, Tino Garza at Max Built Customs for selling me the truck, Frank Rechlin at IKandy, Mark Clark at Speed Sports, A&S Transmission, Kenny at The Gear Shop, AZ Pro Performance, Delmo-Del Uschenko, Mike Losh at Slosh Tubz, Elevated Design, Travis Pruis at CTP Concepts, Joe Yezzi at Syndicate Series."