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Philly's favorite dessert just got fancier. Art in the Age has teamed up with Pennsport hotspot Federal Donuts to create a series of spirits-inspired creations, and the Root, Snap and Rhuby liquor producer is holding a kick-off bash at their Old City storefront. RSVP via e-mail to reserve your spot at the 6-8 PM cocktail and donut party, and if you can't make it, fear not; the new gingersnap cookie, root beer float and strawberry rhubarb pie treats will be available for purchase at FedNuts proper from April 20-29.
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Root and Soda
What and soda? Root and soda. Oh. Have you not heard of Root before? I hadn't. But a few weeks ago, I was chatting with one of the ladies who works at the front desk of my apartment building and we were discussing the spirits we enjoy sipping. She asked me if I ever had Root and then went on to describe it to me. Well, let's just say every ingredient in it sounded like heaven and also that I went out and searched for it that very night. It was easier to find than I expected and I just hope I'm not the last to hear about this magical spirit.
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Federal Donuts teams up with Art in the Age for Boozy Doughnuts
Our favorite Philadelphia fried chicken and doughnuts emporium, Federal Donuts, is teaming up with Art in the Age, a local craft spirits distillery, for a limited run of wonderfully boozy doughnuts.
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Return Your Used Art In The Age Liquor Bottles To The Shop In Old City For Free Artist Swag
Art in the Age (AITA), the team that gets you tipsy on their very own spirits of ROOT, SNAP and RHUBY, is asking you to lend a hand in being eco-responsible. After the last liquor drop has been poured into your Apple SNAP and ROOT n' Ginger libation creations, return the specially crafted bottles to the AITA store located in Old City for some free artist T-shirt swag. AITA is coming up with crafty and quirky ways to re-use their collection of empties like making terrariums as seen here. With Earth Day right around the corner this is a great and easy way to add to your efforts in protecting our planet, and you caught the FREE tee part, right?
Reminder: Don't forget about the AITA and Federal Donuts collab kicking off April 20-29 with a special preview event April 19.
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Cool down (or warm up) with a ginger cocktail
Ginger is one of the most versatile ingredients around. Depending on how it's used, the root can either soothe or heat things up—and sometimes do both at once. That adaptability makes ginger particularly well suited for cocktails in the finicky season that is spring. From cool, tall drinks that conjure the Caribbean to warming concoctions that lean on the dessert-like properties of ginger as it plays off molasses, cinnamon and nutmeg, here are three libations that showcase ginger's great range.
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Federal Donuts and Art In The Age: Super Friends of the Donut World
Okay, so yesterday we got the best kind of delivery to Foobooz World Headquarters: A nice box of donuts. But these were no ordinary donuts. Oh, no… These were the first, hot-out-of-the-robot samples of the new limited edition Art In The Age / Federal Donuts collaboration donuts.


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I Love You but I've Chosen Darkness
A candidate for best and longest new band name of the millennium, Austin's I Love You but I've Chosen Darkness has finally released its much-anticipated full-length debut. During the nearly three years since issuing its 2003 Britt Daniels-produced EP, the quintet has focused on sharpening its sound and building a reputation in its home town. This time out, I Love You delivers a darker, more atmospheric edge, provided by Ministry veteran Paul Barker. With touchstones in atmospheric '80s pop (think Echo and the Bunnymen or the Church) as well as British shoegazer (Stone Roses, maybe, or My Bloody Valentine), the songs on Fear Is on Our Side recall twenty years of gloomy guitar rock with sparkling clarity. Vocalist Christian Goyer croons with a dreamy, moody intensity, while guitarists Ernest Salaz and Daniel Del Favero plait their strings into acid-washed textiles that drape the proceedings in shadowy, gothic romance. The heavy bottom end provided by bassist Edward Robert and drummer Tim White sends the whole swirling mass hurtling inexorably into an ecstatic, reverberating abyss. Darkness prevails once again.
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A Hundred Years of Apples
Before NBI was a beach cottage resort, the family business was fruit: Gibson Brothers Apples, circa 1915.
Around the turn of the century (before the Okanagan Valley was developed) the prolific orchards on Orcas were among the best fruit-producing areas in the US. All along our upper road you can see the old apple trees in what is now the cow pasture.
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Omega introduced its new Thermistor Probes with M12 Connections, to be featured at the Sensors Expo and Conference.
The TH-21 Series thermistor probes are constructed with the a glass encapsulated thermistor element which provide excellent stability and accuracy. With a maximum continuous temperature rating of -80 to 200°C (-112 to 392°F), and intermittent operation to 250°C (482°F), these thermistor sensors can be used in applications previously out of reach of epoxy coated thermistor sensors. The probes can be ordered in any length, but minimum immersion depth of 1.5" is recommended. Short probes run the risk of error due to stem conduction effects. Suited for laboratory, R&D, automation and automotive applications, the probes are applicable in the HVAC, manufacturing and chemical industries.
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Tomb of the Spider Queen Battleground Overview
If you're looking to learn more about the newest battleground to join the Heroes map pool, Blizzard has put out the official battleground page on the Battle.net site, and have also released an overview video which can be found below.
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Town Hall Heroes #56 - Sylvanas Patch!
This week on Town Hall: Heroes, Johnzee from Blizzard and Liquid's Sheth were on the show to discuss everything about the latest patch. Part 1 can be viewed below, and part 2 can be found here.
Town Hall Heroes is a Heroes of the Storm podcast featuring SolidJake, Zoia, Omegablackmage, and Schamtoo, as they discuss high level Heroes strategy and the latest happenings in Nexus. Previous episodes of Town Hall can be found on their Youtube channel.
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Earlier today, Spyrian put up a post asking for information to help determine the cause of an issue occurring around 30 seconds into the game.
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It's time for another whimsical Tuesday Turnip search wherein I type a random phrase and we see what kind of interesting factoids "turn-up."
In honor of the NCAA tournament, today I typed in "tournament fact" + "NCAA" + "basketball" unearthing the following information from a whole host of different sites:
The Most Outstanding Player award was not given out until 1940.
Sportscaster Brent Musburger is typically credited as the one who first used the term "March Madness" in relation to the NCAA... READ ON
Name Dropping: Saint Augustine (Saint Uh-GUSS-tin if you're trying to impress people; St. AWW-guh-steen if you're talking about the town in Florida): (354-430). The most important Christian theologian ever, except for St. Paul, whose thoughts on God ended up filling out the latter half of the New Testament. Augustine didn't get so lucky—but he still gets read by anyone seriously studying the Christian understanding of... READ ON
I'm in Maui right now--a first-timer to the islands--and wishing I could go back in time & add my name to the list of Punahou alums (but then I'd no longer be in the company of... READ ON
The trouble with string theory, physicists will tell you, is that it's just that: an elegant and compelling theory. No proof has yet come to light that would verify its extra-dimensional concept of the universe, which posits ten dimensions -- six in addition to the four we can currently perceive -- curled into tiny shapes at every point in the cosmos. Sounds impossible to imagine, doesn't it? But scientists working at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have developed an approach that just might help us... READ ON
Remember when doctors made house calls? I don't. During infirmities such as scarlet fever, pneumonia, concussions and stepped-on-broken-glass, no doctor ever came to me. But I've watched enough TV to understand that house calls were formerly an integral part of our nation's healthcare system.
If you were once able to gauge your doctor's bedside manner at your actual bedside, you probably miss the good old days. Unfortunately, I can't convince your doctor to go door-to-door. But if you live or work... READ ON
In order to make running laps in phys-ed class easier, Viktor Gordeyev invented gasoline-powered boots. These super-boots are capable of propelling the wearer at upwards of 20 miles per hour. The boots contain miniature pistons which operate as two-stroke engines, firing (hopefully) as the wearer's foot leaves the ground, causing a stronger stride.
Test runners have gotten up to 21.7 miles per hour in the latest versions of the boots, under development in Russia for decades. Some problems exist with... READ ON
Hyundai isn't exactly a company know for its eco-friendly innovations, but their new concept SUV, the QarmaQ, definitely pushes the eco envelope. Rather than using steel and glass to create its outer skin, most of the QarmaQ's exterior is made from recycled plastic water bottles. (The advantage here is weight: that saves the vehicle about 130 pounds, which equals about 20 gallons of gas saved per year.) Its name is taken from an Inuit word meaning "dwellings made of Earth, whalebone, and animal... READ ON
As another baseball season gets underway, I thought I'd let you all in on a very important change this year: NEW CAPS! Yes, after more than half a century, MLB has decided to introduce a new cap called the 59FIFTY. Originally, in the 1800s, baseball caps were made of straw and were quite boxy. The six-panel version we're used to these days was introduced way back in 1954 and was made mostly of wool.
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The Times recently wrote about Barack Obama's time at Punahou School in Hawaii. The article mentioned that AOL founder Steve Case was also a graduate. I was impressed with their notable alumni list already. A quick search revealed this was only the tip of the iceberg.
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Pierre Omidyar (eBay founder)
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Cost to city is $174,154
By JOEY AGUIRRE
Plans were approved for repairs to the Storm Lake Airport Runway 13/31.
This is the original runway and will cost $764,410 with funding coming from the FAA for $590,256. The city will have to pay $174,154.
Believes wind industry should stand on its own
Former CEO of Reliant Energy Mark Jacobs is running for a spot in the US Senate.
3 acres needed for storm sewer, leaving 9 for lots
The City of Storm Lake is mulling a bid in the housing development business.
AC man arrested
An Albert City man was arrested Monday afternoon after reportedly threatening Unity Point staff members while referring to a loaded .45 caliber handgun that was located in his vehicle.
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A free tree care workshop offered by Jerry's Tree Service will be of special interest to property owners concerned about the approach of the Emerald Ash Borer.
Word Monday that the lethal pest has reached Waterloo, after its discovery in five other Iowa counties, confirms that it will eventually hit Storm Lake. "Ultimately it will get here," says Storm Lake's tree man Jerry Kahl. "We don't know about timing."
People without licenses more likely to be in accidents, SL's Prosser says
Police chiefs and sheriffs across the state of Iowa are starting the discussion about issuing immigrant drivers a temporary card as a form of driver's license.
Buena Vista University announced that Michael K. Pierce of Houston, Texas, has been elected to the Board of Trustees.
Pierce is a partner at Thompson & Knight, LLP and has worked at the firm his entire legal career. He has served on the firm's management committee and is head of their corporate and securities practice group.
Council reviews final details on new zoning code
City staff will recommend not to rezone a block along Lighthouse Drive facing Scout Park as "institutional."
A consultant recommended the change in zoning from residential since the block is situated between Methodist Manor and Buena Vista University.
Celebration harks back to life in the mountain villages
By DOLORES CULLEN
Strong in numbers and high in spirits, Storm Lake's Vietnamese population brought in the new year, the Year of the Horse, Sunday afternoon.
Carlos Tula, 23, of Storm Lake, was sentenced to a term not to exceed two years in prison with the Iowa Department of Corrections after being found guilty of violating the terms of his probation.
Tula was initially sentenced to probation in 2012 for public intoxication, his third offence.
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Allies and Enemies — Alton's After-Showby Maria Russo in Shows, March 9th, 2014
It's no secret that success on Cutthroat Kitchen often entails strategy; it's not enough to show up and cook on this evilicious competition, as at its heart the contest is a game that requires careful manipulation in order to win. While catching up with judge Antonia Lofaso on tonight's all-new installment of Alton's After-Show, the host explained that in Round 2's quiche challenge, two of the remaining chefs could have potentially bettered their own outlooks had they joined forces to sabotage and outcook one rival in particular.
"If I'd been playing the game," Alton said, "and I was Chef Gregory, I would [have] wanted to preserve Chef Bryan, so then I could have killed him in the end." He mused of Chef Emmanuel, who likely had vast experience in cooking quiche on account of heritage: "Who wants a French guy to be able to fight a quiche battle?" Antonia agreed and suggested later, "They should have all actually ganged up on [Chef Emmanuel]." She added that it was "lights out" once Chef Emmanuel presented a quiche with Gruyere and bacon on account of these naturally rich, flavorful ingredients. "Everything else could be bad because I put Gruyere and bacon together," Antonia imagined as Chef Gregory.
Click the play button on the video above to hear more from Alton and Antonia, and learn their takes on the sabotages in Rounds 1 and 3.
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Latino USA looks back at some of our best bits from the past year. First, we ask our staff: are you The Worst Latino? We hear from the Latina "Voice of God," learn about the invention of Hispanics as a census category, talk about flirty racism (yes, it's a thing), and discuss how stock photos might be getting women's images wrong. We learn about Zorro and his impact as the first American superhero. And writer Michele Carlo tells one of the funniest stories we've ever aired.
Latino USA, the foremost Latino voice in public media and the longest running Latino-focused program on radio, is the first radio program to commence equal-access distribution via Captioning for Radio. "Research has shown that Latino children have a higher incidence of hearing loss and deafness than other populations," according to Latino USA's Anchor & Executive Producer Maria Hinojosa. "When the opportunity to break this sound barrier came to our attention, we were pleased to embrace this new technology developed by NPR Labs and Towson University for the thousands of Latinos with serious hearing loss."
The International Center for Accessible Radio Technology (ICART), a strategic alliance between NPR and Towson University, is co-directed by Mike Starling of NPR and Ellyn Sheffield of Towson University.
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Ruth Rowan
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December 1, 2004 – November 30, 2012
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|Julie Ann Rowan-Wolford
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|Hampshire County, West Virginia
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West Virginia University
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Ruth Rowan (born September 12, 1948) is an American politician from the U.S. state of West Virginia. She is a member of the Republican Party and is currently the West Virginia House of Delegates member from the 57th District, which represents parts of Mineral County and Hampshire County in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle.[2] In 2004 she defeated the embattled House Delegate Jerry Mezzatesta for his seat after he was embroiled in a political scandal of 2003-2004.[3]
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Rowan was born in Pennsylvania. She was received her B.S. and M. Ed. from California University of Pennsylvania. She married Tom Rowan and they had two children, Julie and Tom. Rowan is a long-serving and now retired elementary school teacher in Hampshire County Schools.
The granddaughter of a coal miner, Rowan is one of few West Virginia Republicans endorsed by the powerful United Mine Workers of America. Rowan has also been endorsed by the American Federation of Teachers, National Education Association, AFL-CIO, West Virginians for Life, and the National Rifle Association.
Rowan's ancestry runs deep in West Virginia. As a descendant of Frontier Ranger Doctor Llewellyn, Rowan's earliest forbearers blazed a trail in the wilderness near the Forks of Cheat River in present-day Monongalia County, WV.
The West Virginia House of Delegates is often reminded of West Virginia's most senior county by Rowan who begins each floor presentation with the phrase "from West Virginia's oldest county." Rowan's neat and professional appearance is accented by her ever present hair bow and school teacher demeanor. Rowan has championed infrastructure, senior, veteran, children, education and healthcare issues. Rowan was appointed to represent West Virginia in the United State's Southern Regional Education Conference to help shape emerging issues in education in the United States.
Rowan enjoys broad based bi-partisan support in both Charleston and her home district as demonstrated by her strong showing in both primary and general elections. In the general election of 2010, Rowan garnered 72% of the vote, despite the endorsement of a well-funded challenger by several popular state and local elected officials.
See also[edit]
- List of members of the 78th West Virginia House of Delegates
- List of members of the 79th West Virginia House of Delegates
- List of members of the 80th West Virginia House of Delegates
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- Ruth Rowan (R - Hampshire, 57) at the West Virginia House of Delegates
- Profile at Project Vote Smart
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This time of year we're betting that everyone is ready for some lazy, warm days in a tropical paradise. Perfect time of year to pack your bag with a new suit (and not much else), and jet off on an adventure to Kauai. It's all easy living on island time, and your vacation wardrobe should be too.
Stay on the quiet north side of the island at the St. Regis Princeville, where our friend Katie of EA Honeymoons can book you an amazing stay, complete with free breakfast for 2, a $100 hotel credit, and complimentary upgrade whenever possible.
Take day trips to hike the Kalalau trail along the Napali Coast, kayak in sea caves, and dine in the charming surf town of Hanalei. Circle 'round to the other side of the island for spectacular snorkeling and a visit to the stunning Waimea Canyon. Or just lay on the beach and drink Mai Tais. Can't go wrong.
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'No one hires people like Lee Atwater to lose. There is no silver or bronze medals in this game. And its not about how you win, its about winning. I am a former alter boy, this is not a business that recruits alter boys.' Ed Rollins
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Disneyland opened in 1955 and since opening day, each cast member has worn a name tag. Some without an actual name printed, but all wore a tag. Here's a great set of photos taking you through the basic name tags of the past and present. They have certainly morphed, but more or less have kept the same familiar shape. Of course there are many, many themed badges for special events, birthdays, marketing messages, contractors, etc., but you can always tell a real cast member badge from the promotional varieties.
This metal tag was used from opening day in 1955 through the early 1960s. In the late 1950s if the full name was imprinted, it signified a salaried worker or area supervisor. These with the full name were not as common.


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Europe's Best Beer Gardens
What comes to mind when you think of a perfect summer's day? A glass of chilled lager in a leafy garden setting, perhaps accompanied by something delicious to nibble on? Whatever the reason, beer gardens are a must-visit on any European trip and will give you the chance to host your very own Oktoberfest—prost!
Europe's five finest beer gardens
The Crabtree, London - Located in Fulham on a splendid spot by the Thames, The Crabtree's beer garden has been refurbished in Victorian pub style. (www.thecrabtreew6.co.uk)
Augustiner BrÄu Kloster Mulln, Salzburg - The only monastery in Austria that brews its own beer, it offers stunning hilltop views and excellent food. (www.augustinerbier.at)
Café De Jaren, Amsterdam - Café de Jaren is a Dutch institution, and with two terraces overlooking the picturesque Amstel River, it's the perfect refuelling stop on a day of sightseeing.
Seehaus, Munich - With a capacity of 2,500 it is one of Munich's biggest beer gardens; it also boasts a fantastic seafood restaurant (www.kuffher.de)
Letna, Prague - It offers awe-inspiring city views and also has in-line skating rails for kids. (www.praguebeergarden.com)
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It's a one-of-a-kind game that many Ultima fans consider the high-water mark of the series, alongside Ultima VII.view full story + comments
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My Travelin Eye is the story of a child who has an eye problem that causes her eye to turn in. The story takes you through the process of visting an eye doctor having the eye patched and getting a pair of glasses. It also deals with the reactions of the girl's classmates to the eye patch and new pair of glasses. This is a great book for teaching tolerance for those who may be a little bit different from ones self. A great book for school libraries or parents who have children with a smiliar eye problem.
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This cheerful picture book by new author Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw is dear to my heart as my son also has a wandering or travelin¿ eye. I wish I¿d had this book when he had to wear a patch and glasses to school for the first time. Jenny Sue, in a loving manner, portrays, through her text and illustrations, what it is like for a child with a travelin¿ eye. In this semi-autobiography of herself as a little girl Jenny Sue describes how she saw the world with each eye and the gift each eye gave to her, one an artist and the other a navigator. However, when she had to wear a patch and glasses, how did she cope with suddenly seeing in a different way and with the pointing of the other children? Young readers will be entranced to find out. The mixed media illustrations are delightful and inspire children to turn the pages just to see what they can find in each picture: counting opportunities, finding objects, and trying Jenny Sue¿s art activities. Teachers and parents will also find this an inspiring book for their children with wandering eyes, or for a unit on understanding disabilities. This picture book is highly recommended for young children, ages 3-8.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post2888443458778863044..comments2015-03-27T00:50:10.637-04:00Comments on Bike Snob NYC: Water Is The Essence Of Wetness, and Wetness Is The Essence of FrednessBikeSnobNYChttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-47625813824856327942014-04-09T19:21:42.087-04:002014-04-09T19:21:42.087-04:00I can assure you that tortoises do, indeed, pee wh...I can assure you that tortoises do, indeed, pee when you pick them up (presumably out of fear, but it could just be out of spite... who knows what malicious thoughts traverse their cool, calculating reptilian brains).

I stopped on a ride to the nearby river once to rescue one from his apparent mission to become a biological speed hump, and I think I managed to wash the smell off me some 4 or 5 showers firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-79999719064569516182014-04-09T18:28:16.129-04:002014-04-09T18:28:16.129-04:00Use the link above for my 'Northwest Passage&#...Use the link above for my 'Northwest Passage' post. Dealing with the gravel trucks and traffic there is an adventure.Biking the Live Fantastichttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-90750502998321421432014-04-09T10:02:25.907-04:002014-04-09T10:02:25.907-04:00CE - Spot on! I wonder how hydrohead got the blue...CE - Spot on!

I wonder how hydrohead got the blue man group to model the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-85431469481326252412014-04-09T09:19:27.809-04:002014-04-09T09:19:27.809-04:00"Anonymous said... As a youngster growing up ..."Anonymous said...
As a youngster growing up I jerked it to Adrienne Barbeau even more than to the iconic Farrah Faucett red bathing suit calendar. This was well before the internet.

April 8, 2014 at 2:12 PM"

I still do
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ALGN email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-67502719223644931242014-04-09T07:16:20.822-04:002014-04-09T07:16:20.822-04:00Speaking of street lights and mailboxes - the hott...Speaking of street lights and mailboxes - the hottie at a lunch spot near my work has eyes that do that - I have to learn to pick one eye and talk to it but always end up bouncing between the two (with a detour to the tits)email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-37633964636336227332014-04-09T06:59:56.477-04:002014-04-09T06:59:56.477-04:00My compatriot got his 1st wife a booby jobby and I...My compatriot got his 1st wife a booby jobby and I swear they looked just like that poncho. She was a small B and they went with a large D cup because titty. Too much silicone and not enough skin. One pointed at the street light and the other one pointed at the mailbox. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-20741579032215281332014-04-09T05:58:38.211-04:002014-04-09T05:58:38.211-04:00Wildcrap Scranus Mangler, I'd like to see the ...Wildcrap Scranus Mangler, I'd like to see the Frenchies get in a stink, I mean, get all disgusted and indignant, about this uncouth American bicycle company appropriating French cultural heritage for commercial gain. They did so with wine and cheese, so that now if it wasn't produced in the Champagne region of France it's called "Sparkling White Wine" and if it wasn't produced in Roquefort it's called "Miscellaneous Cave Cheese"... or something. I'd like to see Specialized legally forced to rename the Allez to: "French for Go!". The Roubaix could be renamed: "Town with Shit Roads". They will regret relinquishing the rights to Scranus Mangler.cehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-80774745291300428942014-04-09T05:26:03.046-04:002014-04-09T05:26:03.046-04:00Online Jobs of Data Entry, Copy Pasting, Add Posti...Online Jobs of Data Entry, Copy Pasting, Add Posting, Clicking, Web Surfing, Website Visiting, Article Sharing, Data Sharing, Google Business Plans, Investment Plans, Genuine earnings from home.
www.jobzcorner.comSagheerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-9479063249234023372014-04-09T03:48:21.066-04:002014-04-09T03:48:21.066-04:00JB 3:41, that is really funny because the exact sa...JB 3:41, that is really funny because the exact same thing happened to someone I know - except he was driving the vehicle that squashed the turtle. He tried to be courteous by giving a wide berth to a person on the side of the road and unknowingly drove straight over the turtle they had intended to rescue. The worst thing was that he was driving a National Parks and Wildlife Service vehicle when this occurred.cehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-39389256328608829422014-04-09T03:21:08.771-04:002014-04-09T03:21:08.771-04:00http://vimeo.com/90522407http://vimeo.com/90522407email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-47982500168441749162014-04-09T01:58:54.787-04:002014-04-09T01:58:54.787-04:00Firstly, do you need to put some little eyelets in...Firstly, do you need to put some little eyelets in the back of your skull like the dummy has? If so, I'm not buying it. Secondly - re turtle wee. Yes they will piss on you if you pick them up and it smells really bad. If the Kold Rush smells like turtle pee that's a second good reason not to buy it or invest in the idea. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-24691353387213933602014-04-08T23:34:24.703-04:002014-04-08T23:34:24.703-04:00Bike Poncho looks like boobs AND panties.Bike Poncho looks like boobs AND panties.Mags firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-83273624794098338942014-04-08T23:18:35.655-04:002014-04-08T23:18:35.655-04:00a bike is an investment? hoo hah i'm rich, bi...a bike is an investment? hoo hah i'm rich, email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-63746687986813684452014-04-08T21:26:18.632-04:002014-04-08T21:26:18.632-04:00Ostomy bag connected to helment = cool shit headOstomy bag connected to helment = cool shit email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-41659284109355169922014-04-08T21:05:47.786-04:002014-04-08T21:05:47.786-04:email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-33128726365202733742014-04-08T20:58:21.404-04:002014-04-08T20:58:21.404-04:00http://i.imgur.com/fFphKpP.gifhttp://i.imgur.com/fFphKpP.gifemail@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-47585247218926532492014-04-08T20:48:30.534-04:002014-04-08T20:48:30.534-04:00That contraption that makes your brain soggy looks...That contraption that makes your brain soggy looks an awful lot like a late model bedpan with a catheter attached. I guess if I run out of cold water, I can pee in it and squirt urine on my firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-24737855323321117562014-04-08T19:58:30.054-04:002014-04-08T19:58:30.054-04:00hey snob, just for clarification, toads will refle...hey snob, just for clarification, toads will reflexively piss themselves when picked up, turtles, not so much. You say reptile, I say firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-87557317812944167432014-04-08T19:48:44.263-04:002014-04-08T19:48:44.263-04:00Didn't Ms. Barbeau wear the lycra catsuit in C...Didn't Ms. Barbeau wear the lycra catsuit in Cannonball Run?

If so, then yeah, what he^ firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-2846492120178198712014-04-08T19:34:48.439-04:002014-04-08T19:34:48.439-04:00HBO's Carnivale if you're into the grannie...HBO's Carnivale if you're into the grannies.....but, yeah. Cannonball Run.ouabacherhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-22577268662579782012014-04-08T19:26:26.129-04:002014-04-08T19:26:26.129-04:00Turtle piss is unseasonably warm. And it tastes ho...Turtle piss is unseasonably warm. And it tastes horrible. But your guaranteed not to get athletes feet on your email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-4134880437927443672014-04-08T19:06:35.399-04:002014-04-08T19:06:35.399-04:00Hmmmm... What if one was to strap a turtle to one&...Hmmmm... What if one was to strap a turtle to one's head? You would get your cranial protection from the creature's hard shell and if you reach up and grab it then you get the cooling effects of the Kold Rush as it's bladder is voided. Eureka! I'm going to be rich! Muawah ha ha!Evil firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-81256231232880417952014-04-08T18:39:16.015-04:002014-04-08T18:39:16.015-04:00Kold-Ostomy.Kold-Ostomy.Mags firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4213956784784062266.post-18096537553134779172014-04-08T18:37:08.840-04:002014-04-08T18:37:08.840-04:00Kold-Ostomy.Kold-Ostomy.Mags email@example.com


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Watching your kids run out onto the playing field for the first time can be a nerve-wracking experience no matter what sport they're playing. But the anxiety that comes with allowing a young son or daughter to gear up and step onto the football field is enough to give the coolest of parents a panic attack. Nonetheless, generations of children have tugged at shirttails, pleading for the chance to engage in some sanctioned rough play, and many parents give in whether they are ready or not.
Football is an inherently aggressive sport, as anyone who has ever watched five minutes of a professional football game can attest. The concerns of many parents are only magnified by images of athletes being carted off the field on television every Sunday. Yet despite all of the tackling and pile ups, youth football is actually no more dangerous than most other sports, including the much-less-physical soccer.
According to statistics gathered by Pop Warner football, the well-known American youth football organization, organized football among ages 5-15 has 12 percent fewer injuries per capita than organized soccer in the same age range. And although these particular statistics can be disputed, the prevailing evidence suggests that the risk of injury for football is similar to that of other sports. Jordan Snider, director of operations for Future Stars, a specialty sports camp provider with locations in Westchester, Nassau, and Suffolk counties, points to the importance of ensuring a level of comfort in new players. "At the youth level," he says, "overcoming the fear of contact is paramount. Learning the correct way to block and tackle not only prevents injuries but is essential in establishing a confident young player."
One reason for the rather mild risk of serious injury in youth football is the extensive padding requirement. The amount of gear worn by youngsters would be enough to keep them safe in a Roman coliseum, let alone the local football field. Young players are covered from head to toe in gaudy padding and equipment, much of which is not even worn by the pros.
Snider warns that all the gear will take a little getting used to. "Children playing with football pads for the first time need to get comfortable with this," he says. "The helmet alone will feel awkward at first. Parents should consult with coaches and team trainers to make sure equipment fits snugly, yet comfortably."
Football coaches have a reputation for being fire breathers. As with any youth sport, parents should make efforts to vet their child's coaches before the season begins and to follow up as the year progresses. Though thorough background checks would probably be going too far, a frank conversation about the coach's instructional beliefs and goals is a sufficient barometer for most parents. Parents should feel free to watch practices and observe the interaction of coach and player in person. Better yet, parents should volunteer and become a part of their child's team. Even with minimal knowledge of the game, eager adults can still contribute.
Communicating with your kids about their readiness to participate in a sport where practices are many and games are few and far between is important, but perhaps even more important is your comfort level. Be honest with yourself regarding your child's participation. If even the thought of your son or daughter being tackled to the ground by their peers makes you nervous, it's probably better to sit this season out. If the sport is not going to be a healthy experience for you, then it probably won't be for your child either.
For families not too keen on allowing their children to engage in the more physical aspects of the game, there are still many ways to enjoy football. NFL Youth Football, the youth outreach arm of the professional league, offers kids the opportunity to participate in the Punt, Pass and Kick program as well as flag football leagues for girls and boys. NFL-sponsored flag football leagues are a fixture in the region, with locations in all five boroughs as well as in Long Island, Westchester, and Rockland.
If your child insists playing in the contact leagues, keep an open mind. The benefits of organized football are many. Football can aid in a child's maturation process by nurturing self-confidence and independence. Parents who refuse to let their child engage in gridiron should be prepared for their kids to pressure them for a long time. All of that shirttail tugging can become tiresome come high school. Just ask my mother.
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•Future Stars Summer Camps, 564 Bedford Road, Armonk, NY 10504, 914-273-8500, www.fscamps.com. Caters to players ages 8-17 in a comprehensive mini-camp for all skill levels in the summer. Camps take place at Farmingdale State.
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