CHRIS WINK & PHIL STANTON - "BLUE MAN GROUP FOUNDERS"
INTERNATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT SENSATION BLUE MAN GROUP DEBUTS NEW SHOW AT THEIR NEW HOME AT MONTE CARLO RESORT AND CASINO LAS VEGAS! The creative forces of Blue Man Group have been working for two years to propel their indescribable celebration of art, technology and music to a whole new level at the Monte Carlo. Audience members will be enveloped in a one-of-a-kind, colorful and interactive experience that only Blue Man Group can provide. The mega-enhanced show presents a thrilling, energy-infused combination of the signature pieces Blue Man Group is known for while introducing new playful personalities and dynamic new instruments. On October 30, two of the Blue Man Group founders, Chris Wink and Phil Stanton, will be available for interview to tell your audience about their extraordinary new show, and give an inside look at what guests of the show will see.
BARB DETERMAN - National Pork Producers Council 
Food Day (Wednesday, October 24th) raised national concerns about animal welfare, particularly on the life of young pigs and how they are treated on the farm. For example, a misleading film with an animated piglet was used to target children and raise undue concern among consumers about pork production and how food is really grown and raised. Unfortunately, the animated film didn’t include the point-of-view of a real farmer. Instead, the film used emotion and children’s entertainment to manipulate the American public, without providing an accurate account of farming. The truth is that farmers and ranchers of all sizes are committed to the humane treatment of their animals. Farmers and ranchers take animal welfare seriously. Caring for animals, in cooperation with veterinarians, is paramount to a safe and healthy food supply. Farmers and ranchers use a variety of animal husbandry practices, housing strategies and healthcare to decrease disease risk and promote animal health. Additionally, farmers and ranchers recognize consumers’ concerns regarding animal care and understand there is no one perfect system. Improvements on farms across the nation continue as farmers and ranchers look for solutions that work best for them and the animals they raise. The bottom line is that today’s farm animals live healthier lives than ever before.
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