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Come take a Surf 1 lesson in Pacifica next weekend with former East Coast Champion Longboarder Chris Wessels! April 19, 2014 – 9am & 12:30pm classes!
Chris Wessels 2004 NSSA East Coast Longboarding Champion(College Division) Chris is from Jacksonville FL and now resides in Cardiff by the Sea CA where enjoys having his "toes on the nose". Surfing and teaching surfing is Chris's life passion and he will be joining Adventure Out as a guest instructor on 4/19 (9am lesson and 1230pm lesson). Come get some waves this next Saturday with Chris and our Surf Manager Joey Evans. We promise it will be a blast.
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5 Things to Remember Before You Go Extreme Camping
Spending a weekend with the family in a designated camping ground comes with its own unique set of challenges, such as exactly how long should you grill those steaks? and how late is too late when it comes to shattering the meditative stillness of nature with the sound of your 4-wheeler? However, for some people, getting away from it all and roughing it in the wilderness just isn't rough enough. You all know who you are. You're the campers who "forget" to pack a tent. You're the campers who schedule your weekend in Yellowstone to coincide with the flood season. You're the campers who are, for lack of a less-annoyingly 90s word, "extreme."
Well good for you! However, a thirst for adventure isn't the only thing you'll want bring if you plan on surviving a truly extreme camping trip. Here are a few tips to help get you home alive.
1. Do some research. Extreme camping is basically camping minus the supplies. It's been called "primitive camping," and for good reason. Basically, it consists of living off of nature to survive. So, before you get yourself killed and end up costing taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars so that Search and Rescue can retrieve your desiccated corpse, do some research. Read up on the area you'll be visiting. Figure out what kinds of localplants can be eaten, and what kind of weather you can expect. Practise building shelters and campfires, and know how to prepare stream water for drinking. Also, it would be a good idea to make sure that your destination allows for this kind of camping, because fines and jail time are also extreme, but in less enjoyable way.
2. Start small. If you've never been extreme camping before, start small. Consider bringing a backup food supply or some basic fire starting equipment. Plan short (one- or two-night) trips, and stick relatively close to civilization.
3. Dressappropriately. I guess it really would be extreme if you were to just hit the trail naked and hunt for clothing along the way, but for the sake of modesty (and survival) make an exception to your primitive camping experience and bring along the right attire. Depending on where you'll be camping and how much walking you'll be doing, you may need a pair of sturdy hiking boots. You should also pack warm clothing—preferably waterproof—and a hat to help ward off sunstroke. Also, bring several pairs of clean socks, so you don't get a foot fungus. Some work gloves will also come in handy if you plan on doing any shelter building or tool crafting.
4. Consider the toilet situation. No supplies means no toilet paper. Didn't think of that, did you? Digging a hole and dropping your duece down into it isn't all that difficult, but unless you've got a really high-fiber diet, you're going to need something for wiping. If you've got some extra water for washing your hand, you could always go that route. It may not be pleasant, but it's doable. Alternatives include using leaves (which brings us to another reason you should do your research before you head out, because you'll want to know which leaves will and will not leave a burning rash when they come in contact with skin), or clean, smooth stones. I know, but its either that or your hand. Choose wisely.
5. Don't be an idiot. Thrill seeking is all well and good, but it's not worth your life. Before tromping off into the wilderness, let someone know where you'll be. Bring some emergency supplies along with you, like signal flares and a GPS locator. Stay away from wild animals, excluding only the ones that can be safely (and legally) harvested for food. I guess what I'm really saying is that you should use your common sense. Another thing to consider is to be aware of surrounding accommodations in case they are ever become necessary. Its not unheard of for an enthusiastic backpacker to run out of supplies, become dehydrated, or get injured. In that case it might be a good idea to have a backup plan or at least know what is around the area so if you need to, you can get what you need. You should usually be able to find some sort of lodging accommodations or a service center if you look out for them. Personally, if I were hiking through a desert like DeathValley, I'd like to know how long it would take me to find civilization in dire straights. Either that or be the hovering vultures next meal, but then again, it is extreme camping.
Author Bio: Kevin Devoto is an avid outdoor enthusiast and freelance writer for the National Parks.
Help Our National Parks Survive the Sequester
March 1st was the kickoff date for a series of federal budget cuts that are designed to reduce federal spending by 1.2 trillion dollars over the next ten years. These cuts are known as the sequester. It may seem at first glance that we finally have some fiscal responsibility in our government. However, these cuts are likely to have a major impact on jobs and important government programs, some of which are already being seen.
If you've been fortunate enough to keep your job over the last couple months, you might simply be wondering what the sequester is all about and how it is affecting you and your family. Here are some quick facts and figures that will help you visualize the impact of sequestration:
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Guide Training and Affiliation Program Launches!
These are very exciting times here at Adventure Out HQ. As many of you have read in the media this past week, we have officially launched our Affiliation Program. Applications are rolling in, and by the end of 2013, we will be announcing our first 10-15 Adventure Out Satellite locations around the country.
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In short, our guide training program will be pushed out and offered to the public to come learn the nuts and bolts of our programs and business. How do we do it, what are our teaching methodologies, how the business is run, and how we grew to the company we are today with over 30 guides serving over 5000 people per year. Existing outdoor schools with a proven track record, or new guides/schools upon completion of the training course, will then be able to "affiliate" with Adventure Out: they can license the brand name as well as receive business and marketing assistance, client referrals, discount group purchasing power on outdoor gear, liability insurance, and more.
As this program has been gearing up for launch over the last few months, I've been getting one question over and over: "Why? …why would you do this? Why would you serve up all the knowledge and experience you've acquired so that other people can copy your model?".
The answer is quite simple: because I want to, and because I can. Adventure Out has grown to be an amazing organization – it has taken me on a ride and become bigger than me, and bigger than I'd ever imagined. I want to share this with people. I've been getting requests to franchise for years – but that's not what we're about. I don't want to own a hundred outdoor schools across the country, I don't want a percentage of their profits. I want to see people own their own business, control their own program, and be passionate about what they do. I want to give new adventure entrepreneurs the chance to use my knowledge, my teachings, and the lessons of my successes (and failures!) to go out and start amazing new outdoor schools anywhere. I want to form a network of trusted programs, offering a level of top-quality service, and unified by a community, and a brand, known as Adventure Out, that stands for integrity and professionalism in the outdoor industry.
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New Giant Sequoia Backpack Trip!
Check out our new Giant Sequoia Backpacking Trip! September 20-22 – spaces are filling fast!
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As the Bay Area revels in 70-degree weather and sunshine, the Adventure Out team is headed up to North Lake Tahoe to hold our annual Winter Survival & Snow Cave Camping trip. This trip is always one of our most fun – and to have a beautiful blue-bird spring day (with FRESH SNOW THIS WEEK!) makes it even that much more perfect.
We have just a couple spots (3 to be exact) left for the last snow cave trip of the year – Apr 5-7. Sign up now if you want 'em!
Stay tuned for updates from the field this weekend…
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So, you think these automatic government spending cuts that are being collectively referred to as the Sequester have nothing to do with our Parks and Wilderness? Think again:
According to a recently leaked Park Service memo about potential impacts to park budgets, information suggests the sequester will cause drastic cuts to jobs, educational programs, visitor centers, and visitor access points, including:
• Jobs: Blue Ridge Parkway would cut 21 seasonal interpretive ranger programs, which would result in the closure of 50% of its visitor center-contact stations at our country's most-visited national park site. By eliminating these seven stations, an 80 mile distance will be put in between each open facility.
• Education: Gettysburg National Military Park would eliminate 20% of its Student Education Programs during the spring, which will impact 2,400 students.
• Impact to Gateway Communities: Glacier National Park's Going-to-the-Sun Road would delay its reopening by two weeks. In previous instances, closure of the road has resulted to $1 million in lost revenue daily, to surrounding communities and concessions.
• Permanent Visitor Center Closure: Mount Rainier National Park would permanently close its Ohanapecosh Visitor Center, affecting 60,000-85,000 visitors.
• Tourism: Grand Canyon National Park would delay opening of its East and West Rim Drives, and reduce hours of operation at the main visitor center – impacting a quarter of a million visitors.


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Popping My Horror Convention Cherry
So how crazy is it that posting on this dinky blog would lead to a convention director out of Seattle reaching out to us? So impressed was he by our love and support of indie horror, he invited yours truly out to participate in the annual convention known as Crypticon.
Now being a 'veteran' of the comic convention world, I had somewhat of an idea of what to expect: people dressed up, lots of debate on comics (in this case horror films) and people just generally nerding out. What I didn't expect was the engaging and without pretension (I say this because I've read blogger 'horror' stories of meeting their heroes and having them turn out to be complete dicks) nature of the genre stars that I met. Here is a rundown of the folks I talked to and some of the things that we discussed:
- Kane Hodder talked to me about Hatchet II. I wasn't a huge fan of the first film but my partner in crime, Complaint Dept. (pictured above) really dug it. Kane was really excited about it and said that it's waaaaay better than the first and because of that, I'll most likely check it out. Plus I'm a sucker for slashers.
The picture below was re-taken after my flash didn't work properly. On the first take, he had a kung fu grip around my neck which I thought was funny at first until I gasped for air. And my neck hurt for the rest of the day. I'm a pansy.
- I met the very boisterous Amanda Wyss and the very classy Heather Langenkamp. They signed my Never Sleep Again poster after purchasing the documentary. Heather stated she has absolutely no desire to see the remake. And they both mentioned how they want to do more genre pictures together. Just an FYI to all our filmmaking friends.
- By far, my greatest experience was with one Ms. Felissa Rose. She couldn't have been more sweet and fun to talk to. I actually had no idea that she was going to be there. Before heading out to the convention, I had read an article about how they kept the ending of Sleepaway Camp a secret from her (afterall she was only 13 at the time). It wasn't until years later (in her 20's) that she actually found out what happened at the end of the film. To say the least, it shocked the hell out of her.
After talking to her, Complaint Dept. and I headed to a conference room in the hotel where a special screening of Sleepaway Camp took place. Ms. Rose was on hand with some of her colleagues (she was there helping to promote a film distribution company) and they all took turns in MST3K fashion, poking fun at the 80's hair styles and wardrobes. Ms. Rose also talked onset gossip and revealed some interesting, little known facts about the film. Did you know that James Earl Jones' father, Robert, played the camp cook Ben?
Next up was our real reason for being there: screening two amazing indie horror films for convention goers. We passed out fliers all morning long and hoped for a good crowd. Unfortunately, the way the convention schedule shaked out, we were up against about 5 other events at the same time. And being that it was a pretty small convention to begin with (there were a total of about 300 people there, maybe 400 tops) it made it difficult in getting a sizeable crowd.
But the show went on with a respectable amount of people taking in both films. And despite annoying sound issues, people stuck with it. Some stopped by to talk about the films afterwards which was a lot of fun. Overall, the experience was amazing and I hope to carry over my learnings into a series of screenings that I want to get up and running here in Dallas.
Thanks to all in the blogger community for your support, especially Becky Sayers over at The Horror Effect and Chris Hallock and Mike Snoonian over at All Things Horror.
If you haven't already, please check out our reviews of the films below and afterwards, check out our interviews with the filmmakers on the 'Interviews' tab of the blog. They are really deserving of your time and support.
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17 comments:
- the jaded viewer said...
I'm glad Alice Jacobs got some screen time as well as Summer School. Both awesome flicks.
Good job on your part to get the word out on those.
- June 21, 2010 at 6:46 PM
- christine said...
Great post. I love reading about con experiences. You should do one solely on comic con! SO interesting!
- June 21, 2010 at 6:49 PM
sounds like an awesome experience - let's get this dallas shindig up and running!
- June 21, 2010 at 6:55 PM
- Geof said...
Sounds like a blast! You got to meet Felissa Rose?! Lucky f'er!
I wish you luck with the Dallas screenings. Maybe one day we'll be t buying tickets PlanetofTerroricon.
- June 21, 2010 at 7:14 PM
- Matt-suzaka said...
I'm super happy you finally got to go to your first horror con. There is a glow that can not be matched that first time. You need to make it out to one of the cons this way so we can get drunk!
- June 21, 2010 at 8:38 PM
- B-Movie Becky said...
Sounds like you had fun! Kane Hodder is so funny...I hope I get to meet him sometime, maybe at next year's Crypticon while I'm in the area. Who knows? Although after reading your story, I'm a little afraid...
- June 21, 2010 at 10:09 PM
- Cortez The Killer said...
@Jaded, thank you good sir. I hope to screen them again in Dallas soon. Definitely films that deserve as much exposure as possible.
@Christine, I haven't been to comic con in about 10 years. I'm sure my experiences would be pretty boring compared to now with all the movie stars that attend. Unless you want to hear about my insane bartering skills in getting a copy of X-Men #24.
@Bill, I'm on it my friend. Hopefully, I'll get something going by in the next month.
@Geof, yup. She was the coolest. Like pee your pants cool. And thanks for the well wishes. Hopefully, it all comes together.
@Gracias Matt! And I just might have to make this an annual thing. Maybe I should plan a trip once a year to a different states' horror convention? I had THAT much fun.
@Becky, Kane was totally cool. But yeah, the strong grip kind of freaked me out a little. He's a dude I'd love to buy some beers and talk shop with.
- June 22, 2010 at 4:55 AM
- Chris Hallock said...
Oh man, sounds like a great experience! Glad you made this post because I've been dying to find out how it went.
Any plans for doing it again soon?
- June 22, 2010 at 9:44 AM
- Strange Kid said...
Gets me pumped to attend my first convention/event. I've only ever been to one event, DragonCon, and that was quite a few years back, but I've been itching to attend some horror conventions.
I know I'm completely going left field on this one, but it would be so freaking awesome to do a road trip and visit them all. If only reality didn't get in the way so much, haha.
- June 22, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- Cortez The Killer said...
@Chris, it was amazing. And yes good sir. I'm talking to a theater owner in Dallas soon.
@SK, that would be totally awesome! I've always wanted to road trip across the US to visit Major League ballparks. Why NOT horror conventions too? We could start like a tour guide service or something....OK, now I'm just getting wacky.
- June 22, 2010 at 4:51 PM
- Will Errickson said...
Damn, I miss going to horror cons. Never seem to come to where I live now but back in the early '90s I was up in NJ so got to go to a bunch of Fangoria Weekend of Horrors in NYC. Amazing people and crap to buy! Love(d) it.
- June 23, 2010 at 8:12 AM
- Cortez The Killer said...
@Will, the people watching was almost as amazing as the experience itself!!
And I did come away with some cool stuff. Can't wait to go to my next one!
- June 23, 2010 at 4:23 PM
- Bryce Wilson said...
Just wanted to let you know I gave you the Versatile Blogger Award
That and two dollars will get you a cup of coffee but the sentiment is genuine.
- June 24, 2010 at 12:30 AM
- Emily said...
GLad you had a good time! Conventions can be such a mixed bag, but it seems like you met some of the friendlier starts and did it right. And wow, Felissa Rose looks smoking!
- June 24, 2010 at 4:02 AM
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- June 24, 2010 at 4:54 PM
- Theron said...
Sounds like an amazing first time. My first time ended way too soon and left me crying in the corner...but I digress.
Actually, I've only been to a couple myself. I'm hoping we meet at the next Dallas con, buddy...
- June 24, 2010 at 4:55 PM
- Cortez The Killer said...
@Bryce, thank you kindly good sir. And I very much appreciate the kind words.
@Emily, so I've heard. Glad I didn't have any negative experiences. And yes, Ms. Rose is smokin'. Not too mention, just a sweet all around gal.
@Theron, oh Theron....you card you. Heck yeah good sir, I can't wait for Texas Frightmare Weekend next year!
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Gears of War: Judgement character choice a "no brainer"
Baird's popularity and unexplored fiction made him the only choice for protagonist in Gears of War: Judgement, according to franchise creator Cliff Bleszinski,.2
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Lots of exciting news for fans of the tech behind games as well as the final products. Check out the next generation of Epic's ubiquitous Unreal Engine.13
Mark Rein pours cold water on Reckoning sequel hopes
Despite wholesale hires of the Big Huge Games team, Epic doesn't look likely to back a sequel to Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.3
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Epic Games has reached out to the bulk of former Big Huge Games staffers in an attempt to rescue as much of the team as posible.15
Gears of War: Judgment - rumored details, first shots
The July issue of Game Informer is no longer blacked out, and some rumored story details have been revealed as well.17
Silicon Knights to appeal Epic ruling
Too Human developer Silicon Knights will continue to pursue its suit against Epic following a ruling which favoured the Unreal Engine maker.6
Report - Silicon Knights vs Epic Games suit worth just $1
According to court documents, Silicon Knights will only win $1 in damages should its suit against Epic Games succeed.2
Bleszinski - Japan shouldn't ignore multiplayer
Epic's Cliff Bleszinski feels multiplayer should be embraced by Japanese development studios in order to appeal to western audiences.38
Epic boss predicts AAA games will run in browsers "in another few years"
Tim Sweeney believes the industry is growing to embrace platform-agnostic development, and predicted a future where gamers can run any game in a browser.19
Dead Space dev retracts Gears of War criticism
Dead Space story producer Chuck Beaver has said his description of Gears of War 3′s writing as "atrocious" was taken out of context.3
UK-based Commando Kiwi chosen as Make Something Unreal winner during Gadget Show Live
The winner of Epic Game's Make Something Unreal contest during Gadget Show Live 2012 has been announced as UK developer Commando Kiwi. The team bested three other groups in the finals and walked away with a full commercial licence for Unreal Engine 3 with its iOS game The Warlock of Firetop Mountain: Lost Chapters. All […]0
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Epic working on PC exclusive, Gears of War: Exile cancelled
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Gears of War 3 patch due today
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Epic: Unreal Engine 3 "probably the way to go" for next gen launch titles
Next-generation launch titles would probably be best off holding off on using Unreal Engine 4 and using the current version of Epic's engine, the company's Vice President Mark Rein has said.6
Unreal 4 makes Samaritan look like "a piece of crap"
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Epic's Unreal highlights reel shows off advanced DX11 capacity
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Nvidia's Kepler announced as GeForce GTX 680
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Welcome First Time Fans!
Are you a First Time Fan at Charlotte Motor Speedway? If so, here are some tips to make your first experience at the track the very best it can be:
Arrive early - With acres of interactive displays, souvenirs, music and games outside the speedway, there's plenty to do before you ever step through the gates.
Check directions and maps - The speedway is accessible by several major highways. Directions on our website will guide you no matter where you're coming from. Online maps also show you the most convenient parking areas to your seating section. Check the online visitor's guide before leaving home.
Get closer to the action - Rent a scanner at the speedway and listen to your favorite driver and crew chief throughout the race or call the ticket office about pit pass or driver intro pass upgrades. There's no closer way to get to the drivers and crews before the race!
Don't be shy, let us help - Check our website for the most up-to-date information and schedules, call our friendly customer service agents at 1-800-455-FANS (3267) with any question, including referrals for lodging or email us your questions at email@example.com. On race day, ask any speedway employee for help or call our fan assistance line at (704) 454-4718.
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1) Where do I purchase tickets for the race?
You can purchase your tickets through the Charlotte Motor Speedway ticket office, located on the second floor of Smith Tower. Ticket sales representatives are available at 1-800-455-FANS (3267) or you can purchase tickets online at Ticketmaster. On race days, there are ticket offices open at select gates as well.
2) After I have purchased my tickets, when and where can I pick them up?
If you have purchased tickets in advance, but did not have them mailed, you may pick them up at the Will Call window. Up until race week, the Will Call window is located in Charlotte Motor Speedway's ticket office on the second floor of Smith Tower. During the week of the event, the Will Call window moves to Gate 4. Hours are 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. except the day of event.
3) Where is the best place to park at the Speedway?
There is free parking surrounding the entire Speedway for your convenience. Check the parking and driving directions page to find the free parking area closest to your seats and/or your traveling point.
Handicap Parking:
We have reserved and unreserved handicap parking areas. All reserved handicap parking is sold in conjunction with a wheelchair reserved seat. Those parking areas are Ford, Toyota Fourth Turn Terrace and Diamond Tower. Please contact the Charlotte Motor Speedway ticket office at 1-800-455-FANS (3267) to purchase these passes.
For unreserved handicap parking areas located on the frontstretch, use parking directions to the Orange Zone. For the backstretch, follow the Green Zone directions.
Speedway officials urge race fans to arrive at the track early. Use the extra time to tailgate, visit displays, souvenir row and enjoy pre-race activities. If possible, plan your trip to arrive a couple hours before the race is scheduled to begin.
- Turn to WSOC-FM 103.7 for up-to-the-minute traffic reports.
- I-85 to Exit 49 (Bruton Smith Boulevard) is usually the most congested road on event days. Good alternates are Hwy 29 from both the North and the South and Hwy 49 to Morehead Road.
4) How do I get to the souvenirs and hospitality sections?
Located outside of Turn 1 near the speedway's main entrance, the Fan Zone includes merchandise haulers with all the latest gear from NASCAR's most popular drivers, interactive games and displays like the Sprint Experience and the SPEED TV set, from which crews will broadcast Charlotte's on-track action to a worldwide audience.
5) Where are the nearest ATMs located?
There are several ATMs located throughout the facility. Check your fan guide when you arrive at the Speedway for locations.
6) Where is lost and found located?
Lost and found is located in the Ticket Service Department on the 2nd floor of the Smith Tower in the front of Charlotte Motor Speedway. Phone 704-455-3200 or email us at email@example.com.
7) Can I bring a cooler to the race? If so, can I bring alcoholic beverages into the Speedway?
Yes. Your cooler can be no larger than 14 x 14 x 14 inches, and soft and hard coolers are acceptable. This includes soft-sided and collapsible coolers. You may also bring alcoholic beverages into the Speedway in CANS ONLY. No glass bottles are allowed. No food or drink is allowed up to Speedway Club and suite levels.
8) What types of foods are available at the Speedway's concession stands?
A variety of foods such as nachos, hamburgers, and hot dogs can be found at concession stands located around the Speedway. There are also a number of independent vendors including pizza, barbeque, etc.
9) Is drive-up camping available?
Yes. All camping on Speedway property is reserved, but race weeks operates on a first-come, first-served basis. Each camping area is staffed with 24 hour security and is either located near a shower house or has shuttles running daily to our restroom/shower facilities.
10) How do I contact someone at the race in the event of an emergency?
In the event of an EMERGENCY, locate the nearest Speedway security representative or customer service representative to assist you. They are located throughout the facility and will gladly help you with this situation. Call 704-455-7911.
11) What are the best ways to reach the Speedway before the race and get home after the race?
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol, along with the North Carolina Department of Transportation, work hard to expedite traffic both in and out of the Speedway. Their primary goal is to get you to the Speedway before the race and to a major road as soon as possible. Please note that the Department of Transportation will counterflow traffic on roads surrounding the Speedway for faster and more efficient traffic flow both in and out.
Items That Are Prohibited Inside the Grandstands:
- Coolers and bags over 14 inches in any direction
- Stadium chairs with arms and folding chairs
- Glass containers
- Pets (except service animals assisting disabled guests)
- Umbrellas
- Strollers
- Skateboards, roller skates and scooters
- Bicycles or mopeds
- Beach balls, balloons, signs and banners
- Horns, whistles or other loud Items
- Weapons of any kind
- Items restricted by federal law or which, in the judgment of Speedway officials, may create a safety risk or reduce the enjoyment of the event by other guests
- Unattended items may be removed at the discretion of Speedway officials
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Ultra A Treatment Serum was formerly known as Antioxidant Serum; the new name is designed to spotlight the retinol in this lightweight moisturizer for normal to slightly dry skin. The retinol and other antioxidants are in short supply, while the pH above 5 keeps the salicylic acid from functioning as a truly effective exfoliant. Overall, this isn't worth the money because it doesn't compete well with far superior products for far less money.
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I gotta stay focused and keep it 100 these last few weeks of highschool so i can get into college. And that's real talk!
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This is an all-around technical Velcro shoe sensitive enough for the gym but not so soft and banana-shaped that it spanks you on outdoor face climbs with a women's-specific fit. Our female testers loved the high arch, narrow and asymmetric toe box, and low-slung heel, but were disappointed with the weedy heel cup itself. A more grabby, aggressively tensioned heel it doesn't have to be deep would significantly rev up what is otherwise an excellent high-performance women's shoe.
Pros: Sporty shoe with a women's fit.
Cons: Passive heel (but also keeps the shoe comfortable.)
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Italian broccoli & salmon bake
Cooking timePrep: 25 mins - 35 mins Cook: 30 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Take a fresh look at broccoli with this creamy pasta bake
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 817
- protein
- 49g
- carbs
- 64g
- fat
- 42g
- saturates
- 18g
- fibre
- 5g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 1.3g
- 250g penne
- 300g broccoli, cut into large florets
- 25g butter
- 25g plain flour
- 600ml milk
- 100g mascarpone
- 8 sundried tomatoes (preserved in olive oil), drained and thickly sliced
- 2 tbsp small capers (optional) rinsed to remove excess salt or vinegar
- 8 anchovy fillets, halved (optional)
- 10 large fresh basil leaves, roughly torn
- 4 fresh skinless salmon fillets
- 50g mature cheddar, finely grated
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- Preheat the oven to 190C/gas 5/fan 170C and get out an ovenproof dish (measuring 20 by 30cm, and about 5cm deep). Meanwhile, put a large pan of water on to boil for the pasta. When it is boiling rapidly, tip in the pasta with a generous sprinkling of salt. Give it a stir, return to the boil and cook for 6 minutes. Add the broccoli, then return the water to the boil and cook for 4 minutes more, until the broccoli is on the firm side of just tender. Drain well.
- While the pasta is cooking, put the butter, flour and milk in a large pan and heat, whisking or stirring continuously, until it thickens to make a smooth sauce. Remove from the heat and stir in the mascarpone, sun-dried tomatoes, capers (if using), anchovies (if using) and basil, then add the pasta and broccoli and season well.
- Halve the salmon fillets widthways (you will see that there is an obvious divide on each fillet) then place the pieces in a single layer on the base of the ovenproof dish. Spoon the broccoli mixture on top, then scatter with the grated cheddar. (You can chill this for up to 4 hours if you want to get ahead.)
- Bake for 30 minutes until the mixture is just starting to bubble round the edges and the mixture is pale golden – don't let it go too dark or the fish will overcook.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, February 2003
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Comments, questions and tips
Made this last night and still a bit bland even though as I ground some new peppercorns in, the top of the jar fell off and all the peppercorns fell in! Managed to fish most of them out. i didn't add anchovies. It was the first time I'd used sun-ripened toms and I didn't really think the flavor suited the dish. Next time I will use ideas from other comments to lower calorie content and probably add cherry tomatoes.
I made this for dinner yday and we really enjoyed it!
Only used 200g pasta which was enough for 4 adult portions (had it for dinner today too!). I used light soft cheese rather than mascarpone and used green pesto in the sauce. Found sauce didn't thicken and I was stirring it for ages (maybe cos I used skimmed milk?) bit of cornflour solved the problem though!
I also put onions and garlic in as other people have mentioned. Served it with garlic bread. Mmm lovely alternative way to cook salmon!


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