He wanted a different look for his next film and drove to Moab.

My friends found out some useful things in Moab that they don't think the police know.

Even the name Moab has had to survive a serious challenge.

In Moab, you ride over the bones of the earth.

At the same time, another local product was contributing its share to Moab's economy.

The police say he was in Moab riding just prior to being killed.

But Moab will not be reaching for its old crown, people here say.

Alan had been to Moab twice before, both times to ride.

Even before settlement, the Moab area had a long and colorful history.

The view is the only draw here on a hill overlooking Moab.

But uranium is not quite finished leaving its mark on Moab, either.

It was great, what you found out in Moab.

Purdy looked out the window as Moab presented its face.

Throughout the West, pockets like Moab are growing at three times the national average.

First-time visitors to Moab should start with the 2.5-mile practice loop.

Unfortunately for them, they lacked the necessary votes and the little town remained Moab.

In recent years, the number of riders drawn to Moab has dwindled.

Moab called itself "the uranium capital of the world."

For more than two decades afterward, no permanent settlers lived in the Moab area.

Soon Moab was billed as the mountain biking capital of the world.

But his body was found about twenty miles south of Moab on Highway 191.

The mountain bike soon found its natural habitat in the hills surrounding Moab.

These changes shifted the trade routes away from Moab.

In Moab he had been a man of some importance, owning fields and wine presses.

"You're fighting with rocks and sticks, and she's got the mother of all bombs: the baby bomb."

This is Google dropping the mother of all bombs on its rival, Microsoft."

Mother of all bombs", a bomb developed and produced to support Operation Iraqi Freedom."

The other was the Massive Ordnance Air Blast, nicknamed the "mother of all bombs."

Channel One television said the new weapon, nicknamed the "dad of all bombs" is four times more powerful than the U.S. "mother of all bombs."

The weapon is officially called the Massive Ordnance Air Blast, but the initials have already been recast to name it the "Mother of All Bombs."

Also in this group are the live fire tests of new and exotic weaponry like the Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb, or "Mother of all Bombs".

Channel One television said the new ordnance, nicknamed the "Dad Of All Bombs" is four times more powerful than the US "Mother Of All Bombs".

GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb or Mother Of All Bombs (MOAB)

(On Tuesday the Air Force tested the country's largest nonnuclear bomb, the 21,000-pound Massive Ordnance Air Blast, gleefully nicknamed the "Mother of All Bombs.")

Mr President, Commissioner, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, over the last ten years, since the Gulf War, the United States has been developing a 'mother of all bombs'.

The U.S. Massive Ordnance Air Blast, nicknamed the Mother Of All Bombs, is a large-yield satellite-guided, air-delivered bomb described as the most powerful non-nuclear weapon in history.

Also on display is the GBU-43 MOAB, Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb, or by its nickname, "Mother of All Bombs", the world's largest conventional explosive weapon.

We are entitled to ask ourselves what we would gain from waging a preventive war, especially given the US war plan to drop, as they have said they would, around 3 000 bombs, including 'the mother of all bombs'.

Unofficially, officers and enlisted people refer to the weapon as the Mother of All Bombs, an allusion to Mr. Hussein's description of the first gulf war as the Mother of All Battles.

US news coverage in the days leading up to the United States 2003 invasion of Iraq claims 'Mother of All Bombs' to be the US response to Saddam Hussein's phrase "mother of all battles" from the first Gulf War.

The bomb is reportedly four times as powerful as the US military's GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb (whose official military acronym "MOAB" is often colloquially called the "Mother of All Bombs").

Now it is Iraq's turn, and one can dwell on the thought of the Mother of All Bombs being wrestled and heaved to the door of a plane's cargo bay, and then shoved out to do its stuff on an ancient, rickety city like Baghdad, population five million.

The most powerful non-nuclear weapons ever designed are the United States' MOAB (standing for Massive Ordnance Air Blast, also nicknamed Mother Of All Bombs, tested in 2003) and the Russian Father of All Bombs (tested in 2007).