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sethmnookin: @BriceExley At Shoshone Falls right now. http://t.co/hiKPj1zqhR
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fancyjello (Earl Adsley): @sethmnookin foothills, greenbelt for walking. Really nice parks. The old pen. Downtown loads of restaurants.The record exchange is a staple
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BriceExley (Brice Exley): @sethmnookin just DM me if you have specific questions when you get there.
33 minutes ago- BriceExley (Brice Exley): @sethmnookin Bruneau sand dunes are cool. Shoshone falls taller than Niagara. Longer drives up into central Washington are great.
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K_Dad (Tom Lewis): @sethmnookin You're a Red Sox fan, no? Doesn't Bill Buckner live in Boise? Why not look him up?
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AlexaTC (Alexa TC): @sethmnookin eat at @Bardenay and try their house made Gin. Also, drive up to Table Rock http://t.co/yRmoeFhTDC
33 minutes ago- BriceExley (Brice Exley): @sethmnookin entertainment is always a check and see what's available. They have a short A league baseball team.
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Autism roundtable, Part I: Angry parents, disability rights, and living in a neurotypical world
Category: Autism, Media, Public health, science
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