Walked by it and thought "How Midwest". Since I'm from the Midwest, I can say that :). I didn't see much about museum info, but it's definitely the largest selection of Mustard in North America, if not South. I bought about five bottles and had them shipped back. The package arrived, will check next week on condition. I almost wish I would have bought a tshirt or hat from their school - Poupon U. College Fight Song: Who needs Harvard, who needs Yale? At POUPON U, you'll never fail! Stanford, Princeton? Big mistake! POUPON U's a piece of cake. Their Wiki page indicates over 5100 mustard's from 60 countries. Unfortunately no time to visit the museum, was on a business trip and just hit the retail store.

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My maid's name was Yesenia - she was the most enjoyable person I could have asked for them to have sent to my home to clean it. I paid $230 for a 1 time deep clean, and she did everything I had asked for when I called yesterday. Yesenia spent about 50 minutes on my kitchen, then about 30 minutes on my bathroom. Vacuumed my entire apartment, picked up stuff that was on the floor, made my bed, and dusted everything. I would definitely use their services again in a heartbeat.

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This is like a 3.5 rounded up to a 4. I came, I heard good music, I left satisfied. I can't help but frown at a couple of factors though. I've been here several times, most recently for the 106.5 The End Weenie Roast. Ahh, grass seats to an all-day concert in the rain, who could ask for anything more? Oldy McOldpants that we are, my friend and I wussed out and bought $10 upgrades to a seat under cover. Best decision of the day. The setup itself I think is great. There is not a bad seat in the house, and you can hear the music clearly all the way in the parking lot. And I was not aware until this visit that there were VIP tables with full service- maybe I just wasn't paying attention. I don't know how much they cost but to save the cost of waiting in the concessions line, I might consider it. Alright, concessions. Here's where I think they fall short, and by fall short, I mean inching very close to highway robbery. Obviously it's going to be expensive- my friend informed me that venues like this make most of their profits from concessions. My real problem is with the price comparisons from one item to another. I got a chicken tender basket with fries and a beer: $15. But a beer by itself is $13. And the beer is in a can and you didn't even have to cook it. Even funnier is that a glass of wine is $8, but nachos are $8.50. Save money, get drunk! (I should point out that they do allow you to bring in your own food and water, as long as you follow their rules about containers, but you can't bring in beer and no one wants to see Flogging Molly sober.) Is it worth it to see a show here? Yes. Just eat before you come and be prepared for a little pinch in your wallet if you get hungry.

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This was an awesome race!!! Me and a friend ran the "half of the half" (6.5 miles) and others in our group ran the half marathon (13.1 miles). This was the first year they added the "half of the half" race. Running down the Vegas strip at NIGHT, well what can I say besides AWESOME!!!! This was the best experience ever. The 1/2 of the 1/2 started an hour earlier than the half and marathon. And it ended one block from Freemont Street. This was great because it finished in an area that gave you at least two chances to see and cheer on the half and marathon runners. Also I think if we hadn't of ended there (since this is so far from the starting line and a secluded area) no one would have been there to cheer them on. This is near the half and marathoners 7 mile, 8 mile and 10 mile markers. You see, usually at this point in a race, so far from the start and finish, there aren't that many spectators to cheer for runners. I think and hope this gave a little boost and maybe a smile to those runners at this point in the race. Runners appreciate other runners, we love to encourage each other for the hard work and training they've done. We stick together. So if you ever run a 5K, 10K, 1/2 of a 1/2, half marathon or marathon, be sure to go back down the road or street, or trail to cheer on your fellow runners. Ever runner has a reason, each of ours is different, and you never know whats behind someone else's journey. Ok back to the race, there's a warm shuttle bus that picks up the 1/2 of the 1/2 runners ever 20 to 30 minutes and drops them off behind the Flamingo hotel. This location is near the finish line of the half and marathon. This gives you another opportunity to cheer on the finishers and meet up with you friends and family. They moved the race this year from December to November, which was very smart. Yes it was cold and yes it was windy..... but not as cold as it would have been in December. Actually the weather was perfect, low 60's and high 50's at the start of the race. I recommend that you park or stay at one of the hotels near the finish line to the half and marathon, (Mirage, Flamingo, Harrahs, Caesars, Belliogio or in that area).....so after the race you don't have to walk very far to your car or hotel. The start of the race is near Mandalay Bay hotel, a good 3 mile walk from the finish line. And they offer shuttle buses that will take you to the starting line. They advertise this information on the rock n roll website closer to the race date. Just a note: I've read several reviews and they are complaining about the long walk back to their car or hotel after the race.... any smart person would have looked at the course map in advance and planned out there parking situation or hotel before the race. Come on runners, do your homework. This isn't the "Rock n Rolls" fault that you had to walk, its yours. Ok, I'm getting off my soap box now. But with any race or event you may be involved with, study the layout, make a plan, and be prepared. Over all, this is one of a kind race!!!! They only close the Vegas strip one time a year and it's for this RACE!! Also, there are photographers along the route taking lots and lots of pictures. These make great Christmas presents for your runner. Oh yeah, and medals for ALL the finishers. One last note, vendors are at everyone's finish line, food, beverages and the expo was awesome. Next year I'm running the half marathon in Vegas, so yes, I would definitely recommend this experience, and no I don't live in Nevada. I'm at least a 5 hour direct flight away. Enjoy your race as much as I did. :)
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