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My Background
I spent 15 years in television news as a reporter, producer, executive producer and managing editor. My television work was nominated for four Emmy awards, and I won the award twice. After leaving TV I worked in media relations for four years for an organization in Cleveland, Ohio.
While working on my master's degree at the University of Akron I was asked to teach a class, and it changed my life. That steered me into academia and my current role at Baker. In addition to advising the campus radio and television stations, I teach a variety of broadcasting courses, public relations courses, mass media theory, mass media research methods and senior seminar.
My research interests include broadcast news, media effects on society, media portrayals of minorities, and global media systems.
- B.A., Broadcast Communication and Political Science, Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, Kan., 1988
- M.A., Public Relations, the University of Akron, Akron, Ohio, 2001
- Ph.D., Mass Media and Organizational Communication, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, 2005
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August 11 (11:06 p.m.)
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August 10 (6:05 p.m.)
New Logo, Highlight Video...
I promised photos of the new logo on Rogers Field, and you can see them on the photo gallery below. They are currently adding another logo to the second field, and there are a couple photos showcasing that as well.
Jared Prenguber put together another highlight video from today's practice (the logo can be seen there, too). Check out the accuracy of WSU's quarterbacks and Kristoff Williams' shifty moves below:
August 10 (5:34 p.m.)
Fall Camp Day Three...
The Cougars put the shoulder pads on for the first time today after wearing helmets, jerseys and shorts the last two days. It's still not full throttle, but that doesn't mean it's not full speed. With the addition of shoulder pads, you were able to catch a glimpse of what is coming Thursday with full pads, and it definitely got a lot louder.
When did it get the loudest? When Rickey Galvin carried the ball during scrimmage...
He took the handoff, got lost behind his linemen, emerged, then broke a tackle six or seven yards downfield, then went through another defender after picking up 10 more yards.
Jamal Atofau's hit on wide receiver Isiah Barton also made noise. But to the newcomer's credit, he bounced off and kept running.
I talked earlier about Marshall Lobbestael being out of his knee brace. Well, he was back in it today. Worry not, it is strictly precautionary. Also wearing knee braces were the offensive linemen - also precautionary.
I also talked earlier about the new turf on Rogers Field a couple days ago, and there was an addition to the field for today - a big crimson Cougar logo (I will get a photo posted soon).
Here is what Coach Wulff had to say after practice:
August 10 (12:14 p.m.)
Tuesday Links...
Vince Grippi of the Spokesman Review had THIS STORY on his blog last night (including notes). It also ran HERE, and heoffered MORE THOUGHTS this morning.
Lew Wright of the Examiner also had THIS RECAP.
If you missed THIS STORY yesterday on Husain Abdullah, check it out.
That's it for now. The Cougars hit the practice field again today at 2 p.m.
August 9 (6:11 p.m.)
Day Two Complete...
A few guys on the defensive side of the ball rested a little bit today, which gave opportunities for some new faces to step up and work with the ones and twos...
With Daniel Simmons resting, Nolan Washington was running with the ones opposite Aire Justin - who had a nice pass break-up during skelly (it's on the video link below).
And with Arthur Burns and Alex Hoffman-Ellis resting, Mike Ledgerwood moved to OLB, Hallston Higgins was the starting MLB and Myron Beck remained at OLB. The twos were a freshman trio of Eric Oertel and Darren Markle on the outside, and C.J. Mizell in the middle.
The team isn't hitting yet, but no one seems to be holding back. Sekope Kaufusi was running through people, and Casey Hamlett notched one of a few sacks of the afternoon scrimmage session.
Tuel had to scramble a bit more today, but he still gave the offense a few highlights. If there was an award for practice player of the day, it would go to Daniel Blackledge. He had two outstanding catches, and they are both on the video link below. As Blackledge was talking to Vince Grippi after practice, Nolan Washington walked by and told him he got lucky.
Blackledge was probably the player of the day, but the play of the day went to Marquess Wilson. A Tuel pass was a little high, but the freshman wide receiver went up - I swear his knees were helmet level with the defenders - and he came down with the ball. You're going to have to take my word for it, because it did not make the video.
Offensively, Coach Morton has said that he wants his offensive lineman to be able to play a number of positions. Today, Zack Williams moved inside to play a little bit of center, and Wade Jacobson then moved inside to play a little left guard. That moved David Gonzales from right tackle to left, and Micah Hannam was at right tackle. The right guard was former Moses Lake Chief B.J. Guerra.
The video that I alluded to a couple times earlier is below:
And here is a video with Coach Wulff from after practice:
Until tomorrow...
August 9 (11:24 a.m.)
Preparing for Day Two...
You've been waiting for months, and yesterday Cougar Football finally arrived. Here are a few links recapping the opening day of Fall Camp:
THIS ONE from Vince Grippi of the Spokesman Review, THIS ONE on CougFan and THIS ONE from Lew Wright of the Examiner.
CougFan also has a PHOTO GALLERY courtesy of the legendary Rod Commons.
I also put this together after practice, and I was planning on posting it last night once I got home. However, for some reason I kept getting error messages during the upload process. Ah well. This gives you something to watch this morning. It's only a minute...
If you haven't already, check out Cougar Football on Facebook (facebook.com/CougarFootball).
August 8 (9:49 p.m.)
Photo Day Video...
I was back home in Moses Lake Saturday for my brother's going away party - the Cougar grad is moving to New York, hopefully will eventually make millions and then support me in retiring by the age of 35 - and I missed photo day. However, Bill Stevens put together a video from the day's events. Definitely worth checking out...
CLICK HERE to watch the video.
August 8 (6:20 p.m.)
Finally, Cougar Football is Back...
Much like you all, I have been waiting for this day for a long time. I am absolutely, positively stoked for this season of Cougar Football. And all today did was add to the excitement. It was only one practice, but there was a lot to take from it.
At this point every year, friends are calling me about the newcomers, so let's talk about some of them...
Coach Wulff has said multiple times that a couple of the freshman wide receivers are going to have to play this year. If that scares some of you, it shouldn't. No one was in pads, but Kristoff Williams, Bobby Ratliff and Marquess Wilson all looked like they were already on the same page with the Cougar quarterbacks. The same goes for Isiah Barton, who caught a deep ball from Tuel along the sidelines.
Speaking of Tuel, he looked sharp. I don't chart his passes, so I'm not sure how many he missed on during skelly and scrimmage. But I can tell you it wasn't many. You could probably count them on one hand. Marshall Lobbestael said he was feeling great, and he wasn't wearing a brace on his knee, so that is a good sign.
Coach Rasmussen's tight ends looked great. Andrei Lintz and Skylar Stormo each caught deep balls while blanketed, and freshman Aaron Dunn made an amazing grab, adjusting and snatching an underthrown ball about three inches off the ground.
Rickey Galvin looks quick, real quick. The running back position is going to be fun to watch. There are a number of guys competing to win the starting job, and they should all be making each other better throughout camp. James Montgomery practiced, and he looks like he is pretty close to his old self.
Overall, it was a pretty good day for the offense. They celebrated on the final play of practice by taking a knee at the goal line.
I was primarily focused on the offense today, but Mike Ledgerwood made a couple of outstanding plays for the Cougar defense. He picked off one of the Cougar quarterbacks during skelly and took it in for a touchdown. And then during scrimmage he broke up a pass that was nearly intercepted by one of his teammates.
I have a couple of videos for you from after practice. Coach Wulff and Tuel each spoke with the media, and you can watch the videos below.
Only 28 more practices until the Cougars suit up against Oklahoma State. The team will hit the field again tomorrow at 2 p.m., in another helmets-only practice. I should have a couple more things for you tonight or tomorrow morning, so check back later for a couple more videos.
August 6 (5:55 p.m.)
Are you Ready?
Around 48 hours from now, you should be reading about WSU's first practice. But what to do until then?
I can help you pass about 10 minutes. Check out the video below to hear Coach Wulff's thoughts heading into Fall Camp, which begins Sunday at 2 p.m.
August 5 (10:11 a.m.)
A Couple Bits of News...
Planning on coming to Pullman this year for a game, but are unsure of where you are staying? Wanting to relive the glory days of dorm living and Rotunda dining? Well then I have an offer for you...
If you don't want to click the link to find out what I'm talking about, let me break it down for you. Gannon Hall is now available for lodging.
The USA Today Coaches' Poll will be RELEASED TOMORROW MORNING, and for the second-straight year, Coach Wulff will have a vote.
Enjoy your Thursday...
August 3 (10:10 a.m.)
Good Morning Cougar Fans...
A few links to pass along...
Vince Grippi has THIS STORY on James Montgomery's return this season.
Lew Wright has THIS PREVIEW of the 2010 season.
Check out THIS STORY on Jerome Harrison. Shout out to DarrowStreet on CougFan for finding it...
August 2 (2:02 p.m.)
A Couple Links to Pass Along...
Happy Monday to you all...
Let the countdown begin to Cougar Football. Less than six full days from now, fall camp will be underway. At that point, we can start the countdown to the season-opener at Oklahoma State.
I have a couple story links to pass along:
THIS ONE from Vince Grippi on the support Coach Wulff has from both the administration and his players...
THIS ONE on former Cougar defensive end Adam Braidwood, who is giving it another go in the CFL...
And THIS ONE from the Oregonian on how the Pac-10's new logo came to be...
Enjoy the rest of your Monday, and Go Cougs!
July 30 (3:56 p.m.)
Behind the Scenes at Media Day...
As promised, I have behind-the-scenes footage from yesterday's Pac-10 Media Day.
Before we get to the video, I have a few things I'd like to point out. The first is that this is my first foray into posting video content. The plan is to have a lot more of this type of stuff this year on the blog. But still, the quality will get better. I promise.
This brings me to my next point - the music will also get better. I have been trying for an hour to get some different music on the video. Unfortunately, this is currently beyond my scope, thus I had to choose from a drop-down menu consisting of six possibilities. And this little ditty was the clear winner. Seriously, believe it or not, by miles...
Finally, we will be unveiling a new way to access the blogs before fall camp gets underway. There will be new features that allow for more interactivity. You will be able to post comments, ask questions, etc. I will have more information next week, so stay tuned.
Without further ado...
July 30 (11:03 a.m.)
Plenty to Watch and Read from Media Day...
The first thing I want to do this morning in thank Kevin Kooyman. He did an outstanding job at Media Day yesterday. It is definitely an enjoyable experience, but it can get tiring. He was a perfect ambassador for Washington State Football, and he made Cougar Nation proud.
On to the videos...
I should have a behind-the-scenes video for you later today, but here are a few from the Pac-10: THIS FIRST ONE is absolutely awesome (my favorite part is about 1:56 into the video, where it talks about quarterbacks rising to the status of those that came before them, and then they show Drew Bledsoe).
They also have THIS ONE of Coach Wulff from New York and >a href="http://www.pac-10.org/Video/VideoPlayer/TabId/867/VideoId/5438/2010-PAC10-Media-Days-Day-3-Washington-State.aspx">THIS ONE of Wulff and Kooyman at the podium.
Now, the stories...
Vince Grippi at the Spokesman Review had THIS POST recapping what Wulff and Kooyman said at the podium, THIS POST on the Media Poll and THIS POST with his stories from Media Day.
Ted Miller of ESPN.com had THIS RECAP from when WSU was at the podium.
The New York Times has THIS STORY on the discussions that will be taking place at today's Athletic Directors meeting in Los Angeles. The Times also had THIS STORY on what the future might hold for a Pac-12 TV Network.
Howie Stalwick talked with WSU AD Bill Moos and had THIS STORY, which also covers some of what will be discussed today.
If you're longing for more from Media Day, check out Grippi's BLOG POST from this morning. He has plenty more to pass your Friday...
July 29 (5:11 p.m.)
Headed Home from Media Day...
Coach Wulff is staying behind for a function tonight with the Pac-10, but Kevin Kooyman, The Professor and myself are headed home.
It was a great day at the Rose Bowl, and you can check out some of what was going on in this Photo Gallery.
I posted more photos on Twitter today, and if you'd like to see them you can go to MY TWITTER PAGE (@WSUFootballBlog). I also brought the FlipCam, and will have a video for you all to check out tomorrow.
The day started with Wulff and Kooyman on the podium with print media, and then the two went through a series of interviews for television. They then made the rounds with different radio stations, Web sites and a few more TV stations before sitting down for lunch, where writers were able to get one-on-one interviews.
WSU Athletic Director Bill Moos was also making the rounds this afternoon in Pasadena, and wherever he went there was a buzz. There is definitely a common theme shared by people who know him - they are happy to have him back in the conference, and people know he is going to do great things for WSU.
I will have links, more photos and a video (hopefully) tomorrow, so check back for more from Media Day.
July 29 (8:33 a.m.)
Checking in from the Rose Bowl...
Just got off the bus and have arrived at the Rose Bowl for Pac-10 Media Day...
If you haven't already, there is still time to submit questions for Coach Wulff and Kevin Kooyman. You can send them via Twitter (@Pac10), and they may get asked by webcast host Steve Physioc. The webcast will begin at 9 a.m., and Wulff and Kooyman will be on the podium at 9:45 a.m.
You can watch the webcast live HERE.
If you submit questions for Kooyman that aren't asked on the Pac-10's webcast, go ahead and send them to me on Twitter (@WSUFootballBlog) and I will get as many of them answered as I can while we are at the airport headed back to Pullman.
I will try to post again today, but it is going to be pretty busy. I will be taking photos and I have the flip cam, so expect a video covering today's events to be up tomorrow.
July 28 (9:28 a.m.)
Pac-10 Media Day...
The Pacific-10 Conference made some major announcements yesterday in New York, unveiling its new logo and informing everyone that once Colorado and Utah join, the league will be called the Pac-12. But it wasn't just Commissioner Larry Scott making the rounds...
Coach Wulff was also on hand in New York for interviews with national media, and he continues the bicoastal media tour today at ESPN. He already joined Scott and the other nine Pac-10 head coaches to ring the NASDAQ opening bell this morning.
The Professor, myself and redshirt senior defensive end Kevin Kooyman are headed to Pasadena today, and we're having dinner with the other SIDs and student-athlete representatives this evening. Coach Wulff will join us later in the evening before we get up the next morning and head to the Rose Bowl.
Now that you're all caught up with our travel and dining plans, let's get to the important stuff you need to know for Media Day - how you can be involved and how you can follow along...
First things first - you can watch all of Pac-10 Media Day at the conference's newly-designed Web site. They will be streaming live HERE.
You will also have the opportunity to ask questions and have them answered by the coaches and players via the Pac-10 Twitter account (@Pac10). Questions may be submitted at any time leading up to the event or on the day itself. The best questions will be selected and asked by the webcast's host, Steve Physioc, who will be calling Pac-10 football games this season on Fox Sports Net.
The Media Day webcast will begin at 9 a.m. Coach Wulff and Kooyman are leading off for the coach/student-athlete portion at 9:45 a.m., but just in case you also want to submit questions for others, here is the complete schedule:
9:30 a.m. - Introduction - Dave Hirsch
9:35 a.m. - Pac-10 Commissioner Larry Scott
9:45 a.m. - Paul Wulff/DE Kevin Kooyman - Washington State
10:00 a.m. - Dennis Erickson/PK Thomas Weber - Arizona State
10:15 a.m. - Rick Neuheisel/FS Rahim Moore - UCLA
10:30 a.m. - Steve Sarkisian/LB Mason Foster - Washington
10:45 a.m. - Jeff Tedford/LB Mike Mohamed - California
11:00 a.m. - Break
11:15 a.m. - Lane Kiffin/QB Matt Barkley - USC
11:30 a.m. - Jim Harbaugh/LB, FB Owen Marecic - Stanford
11:45 a.m. - Mike Riley/RB Jacquizz Rodgers - Oregon State
Noon - Mike Stoops/QB Nick Foles - Arizona
12:15 p.m. - Chip Kelly/DT Brandon Bair - Oregon
I'm bringing a camera and our FlipCam, and I will pass along any pertinent information from Media Day, so check back here as well.
This is just the beginning Cougar fans. The 2010 season is around the corner...

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BETHANY YARBROUGH turned 5 years old, October 2. Her parents are Chris & Ashley Yarbrough of Lexington. Grandparents are Hughlin & Toni Johnson and Paul & Sandy Yarbrough, great-grandparents are Loal & Brenda Johnson and Ed & Gail Yarbrough all of Lexington. Bethany's brother is Phillip, 1. Her mother is the former Ashley Johnson.
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Zombie Walk, meet up at 7 p.m. on Aug. 7 at Pioneer Park.
And if you're a zombie in the walk or just a scared human, make sure you look for our photographer Francie, who will be there to snap your photo for our People pages. We'll also post an online gallery of our photos.
It's simple: Dress like a zombie and stroll through downtown, SLC with all of your zombie friends. Why? Because it's awesome. The photo above is me with my zombie friend, all ready for the walk.
Hint: Go to Deseret Industries for some clothes you don't mind ripping up and pour some baby powder on yourself to make it look like you just crawled out of the ground. Fake blood is a must. If you were "turned" by another zombie, the more, the better. Click here for more info, including the route.


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Two first round games are scheduled to be played Saturday, March 23, beginning at 2 p.m. Mountain. Saturday's winners will play one second round game on Monday, March 25, scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
All-Session tickets are on sale now, Single-Session will be available at a later date. All-Session tickets include all three games. Single-Session tickets would include either Saturday's two first round games or Monday's second round game.
Tickets are available for purchase online, by visiting the CU Ticket Office in person or over the phone at 303-49BUFFS.. Click here to purchase tickets online.
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Ackman Responds to Loeb: We Welcome More Attention on Herbalife
Pershing Square's Bill Ackman has responded to news that Dan Loeb's hedge fund, Third Point has built a stake in Herbalife, creating a clash between the hedge-fund titans.
From Ackman:
"The goal of our December 20th presentation was to shine a spotlight on the company so that the world better understands the facts about Herbalife. The outcome of this investment is not about Pershing Square or anyone else who is long or short the stock. To the extent another investor, long or short, brings additional sunlight to the situation, we welcome them. Please go to www.factsaboutherbalife.com to view our presentation and learn more about the company."
Last month Ackman lambasted Herbalife's business model as a pyramid scheme and said he had bet more than $1 billion against the company, which sent the stock plummeting.
But shares have recovered, as several investors have come out against Ackman's bearish thesis. The most recent high-profile buyer is Third Point, which disclosed it has taken an 8.2% passive stake in the nutritional-supplement maker.
Third Point's filing comes a day before Herbalife's analyst and investor meeting, in which the company plans to combat recent criticism about its business model.
Herbalife shares recently rose 3.2% to $39.58. The stock was as low as $26.06 on Christmas Eve, days after Ackman's disclosure.
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Burks should be in jail
Published: Friday, December 14, 2012 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 4:24 p.m.
Editor: As I read about the Zeek Ponzi scheme with Paul Burks, which has stolen over $600 million from investors, I cannot help but wonder why he is not serving federal jail to await his trial, or is it trials? He may have made an agreement or two with the SEC, but that does not put money back in people's pockets despite the receivership endeavors of attorney Kenneth Bell, nor does it repair the damage that he has done to the greater Davidson County community.
(Bernie) Madoff ripped people off, and he is behind bars. I wonder why Burks is getting away with a paltry $4 million pseudo-penalty that leaves him with the means to hire private security guards to protect him before he goes to court. Whatever happened to a judge telling the client's lawyer that there will be no bail or bond?
Mr. Burks, guilty or not, has hurt the Davidson County community. We have already been harmed by the loss of our primary industry; that is, furniture manufacturing. Now, with Mr. Burks' shenanigans, Davidson County just looks even worse since others, such as foreign investors, will probably perceive us as a gaggle of less-than-trustworthy people.
Thad A. Burkhart
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To prevent emergencies and equipment breakdown, Plant Services conducts ongoing preventative maintenance on equipment at all District facilities. Preventative measures include inspections, testing, lubrications, cleaning, and filter and belt changes.
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Routine repairs are defined as the everyday work that originates within District facilities. Dripping faucets, broken windows, and door and lock repair are examples of routine repairs.
The principal (or designee: assistant principals, office secretaries and head custodians) may use the electronic Work Request System to request or check on the status of a routine repair need. (Click here for more information)
A maintenance emergency is any situation that will result in a threat to life, safety, health, facilities, or utilities or the cancellation of classes, clinics or events if not responded to immediately. An example of an emergency would be a water pipe bursting and flooding a classroom.
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Developed in close consultation with literacy education experts, this new series is one teachers, librarians, parents, and grandparents know they can trust to nurture every child's love of reading.
This high-interest, educationally vetted series of beginning readers features the magnificent images of National Geographic, accompanied by texts written by experienced, skilled children's book authors. The inside back cover of the paperback edition is an interactive feature based upon the book. Level 1 books reinforce the content of the book with a kinesthetic learning activity. In Level 2 books readers complete a Cloze letter, or fun fill-in, with vocabulary words.
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Video Interview
Mark Philippoussis speaks in this interview about Australia's chances to return to the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas World Group this year after six years of absence from the top tier of the competition. He also praises Lleyton Hewitt's commitment and put his hopes for the future on Bernard Tomic's shoulders, among other topics.
"Davis Cup is very special for every tennis player," says Philippoussis. "The history of Davis Cup in Australia was so successful for so many years and incredible champions were coming out of Australia. We were, I think, spoiled. We kind of took it for granted and didn't realise how lucky we were."
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My wife and I are planning a trip to St Petersburg next summer so I thought it was time to begin our planning. I was surprised to see the copyright for the publication was dated 2007 and apparently there has been no attempt to update it since that time. While most of the information concerning the palaces, cathedrals, and possibly museums remains relevant, the opening chapter St Petersburg Today, probably needs updating as well as the sections on transportation, hotels, restaurants and all pricing information.If our trip was five or six years ago, this guide would probably have sufficed, however today, the prudent traveler would be well advised to supplement it with something more current.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder can be set off by exposure to violence, natural disasters, car accidents, domestic abuse or sexual assault (the most common type of trauma among women in both civilian and military life). Women are more than twice as likely as men to develop PTSD, according to the "Women, Trauma and PTSD" tip sheet at the website of the VA's National Center for PTSD, and women are four times as likely to suffer from it long term. While men tend to act out their anger by drinking, abusing drugs and fighting, women drink less and use drugs less often; like Robin Milonas, they tend to squelch their anger and withdraw.
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She'd send me to the store
She said she'd make some gingerbread
If I would sweep the floor.
She said if I would make the bed
And dust the telephone
That she would send me out to buy
A chocolate ice cream cone.
And so I did the things she said
And then she made the gingerbread
Then I went out, just me alone
And bought a chocolate ice cream cone.
While coming back I stubbed my toe
Upon a big old stone
Now need I tell you that I dropped
My chocolate ice cream cone.
A little puppy came along
And took a great big lick
And so I hit that mean old dog
With just a little stick.
Then he bit me where I sit down
And he chased me all over town
And now I'm lost, can't find my home
And all because of a chocolate ice cream cone.
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The "Chocolate Ice Cream Song" tells the tale of a child who is promised a reward of being able to go get an ice cream cone after the child does his chores around the house. The song lyrics were written by an American country and western singer named Rose Maddox. and a record of the song was released on the Capital Records label in 1959.
It's nice to get chocolate ice cream as a reward or any time! Ice cream is a frozen dessert, frequently made from dairy products, like cream or milk, with sugar and flavouring added. A sweet desert like ice cream has been around for thousands of years, way before manufacturing plants started producing ice cream as we know it today. The first known treats like this were made by pouring fruit juice over snow.
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Karen, Ohio
15 March 2016 at 10:12pm
I have been trying to remember the words to this old song. I even wondered if my mind was playing tricks on me because no one else remembered it.
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27 February 2016 at 12:57am
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sumaika, Pakistan
18 August 2015 at 12:12pm
Nice song I have to choose this song for class as I am a teacher and a docter
KD Oglesby, United States
23 June 2015 at 5:06am
My Great Grandma sang this to her 8 children, and they sang it to their 28 kids, and they sang it to their innumerable kids, my cousins and me included! When my Great Grandma sang this to me, I'd picture myself in her neighborhood, trotting off to get an ice cream cone. For years, I thought this was a song she made up to tell me about my Grandma, her daughter. Now I sing it to my Grandson. He begs for it every time. Love, love, LOVE this song!!!
Theresa Thibodaux, United States
27 January 2015 at 1:09pm
My mom sang this song. I am the only one that remembered it. Sang it to my grandson and now to great grandchildren. I think it was published first in the 30s. I am 74 now so it must be that old.
Pamela, Dallas Tx.
13 November 2014 at 11:16pm
My mom sung it to me my whole life..and now to my grandson.she plays guitar with it.at the end she ads again..all because of that chocolate, chocolate, cho...ah ah ah oclate ice cream cone...!
Lori Brooks, Rancho Cordova, California
23 October 2014 at 4:34am
My Father sang me this song with his guitar, when I was a little girl. I had always wanted to get him on video singling this song to me. So my Grandniece and Nephew would have a part of there Great Grandfather. But now it's filled one of many holes still left upon my heart. To see the words in writing so I may learn the keys and sing it myself to leave just a little part of my dad's legacy. Since I was never able to have any children, I am the only remaining legacy to my father. I only hope this will be enough of his legacy that he sung to me, that I can sing to them.
ashely, United States
13 October 2014 at 4:47pm
My grandma sang this to me and all my cousins. I miss her dearly ! What a great memory!
carol, United States
26 July 2014 at 1:43pm
can any tell me where a can get karoke cd with the song: chocolate ice cream cone
JoAnn Lewis, Ashville, ALI
16 July 2014 at 9:41pm
THANK YOU, Google!! Can't believe I found the words to this song! I heard this song in the early 1950's & NOBODY I ever asked had heard of it. I want to sing it to my little grandson. Thank you.
Kelly Miller, United States
19 February 2013 at 3:09pm
I ALWAYS thought my mother made this song up, I love it. Although now that my son is 8 he understand the words and loves the song but got sad when he realized the little boy was lost so now every time we sing it together we make up another couple sentences for the ending to make it happy for the boy.. RIP Momma you died so young and I lost you way to soon.. I'm happy to know there are more people I can connect with from this song alone...
Holly, United States
9 January 2013 at 10:31pm
i have never met anyone who knew this song. almost thought my mom had made it up
Lily, United States
6 December 2012 at 10:33pm
lol love it omg
Amy, United States
19 November 2012 at 10:21pm
This is great! My grandma used to sing this to my mom and my mom sang it to me. Now I'm 34 and I always sing it to my 2 girls and they love it. My girls are 8 & 3 and sing it to each other at bed and hopefully will sing it to their children one day!
Richard, United States
9 November 2012 at 6:22pm
Me and my mom used to sing that song togather.miss u mom.r.i.p 1987
Steve, United States
16 October 2012 at 8:24pm
I learned this song in elementry school 50 years ago from a friend who used to sing it all the time and I never forgot the words. I used to sing it to my kids when they were little and just found an mp3 version I have added to a CD I am making for my grand kids. I always loved this song.
Jane, United States
3 September 2012 at 2:10am
Like a lot of the others, I also learned it as a little girl from my mother. So happy to find the words I had forgotten.
Debbie, United States
11 June 2012 at 2:10pm
My grandson learned this in school and sang it to me. He has such a sweet voice. I wish i had the music to it so i could teach it to my special education students.
Donna, United States
6 May 2012 at 12:45am
My mom used to sing this to me when I was a kid,she said her mom sang it to her.I alwayswanted to hear it again my mom passed in 1986 .Ahh just put some joy in my heart thinking of my mom singing it to me Thank you whoever posted this.R.I.P. mom 1939-1986
Heather, United States
14 April 2012 at 9:43am
My grandmother (my mothers mother), who was practically my mom, since she did most of my raising. Dearest woman in the whole wide world to me...used to sing this song all the time for me. I remember saying, "Granny sing that one song again. You knowthe one about the chocholate ice cream."


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O.K. What's on my mind? Here it goes. Today was special, unlike any other day I've had. I was carded. Y,ep carded. Not at 7-11 nor at Buffalo Wild Wings for beer or wine, but at AC Moore, the craft store. The cashier asked for my AARP card. There, I said it. Yep, I should have my AARP card in my wallet, but I refuse. I am not going down without a fight.
At first, I could not believe my ears. Did she just say, "Mam, do you have your AARP Card." Or was it just my imagination? I thought, "My AARP card?" Are you kidding? I looked around. Is she talking to me? This must be a mistake.
I feel like 45, maybe some days younger — even after all the health issues I've been through. But, did she see something I cannot see? Wait a second. Have I turned into one of those women who thinks she looks fab for her age. "For her age!" What does that mean? For me, it means 45 on good days, and 49 on not so good hair days. No way I could look like I should have an AARP Card and do I look like I am over 50? In my head , no way, but today I got that wake-up call, Could it all be in my head? But I feel so young! I vaguely remember the incident. I was in shock. I looked straight at the cashier and said, "No." I thought to myself, "Why would I even want a discount? I don't even 'feel' like I am 50."
She just smiled as I swiped my card. "Would you like a bag, mam?" she aksed. "No thank you," I said. As I walked to my car proudly smiling, I could not help feeling like I was 54. I think I'll put that AARP card in my wallet after all.


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- 4 slices of hearty bread, such as French pain au levain or sourdough
- 4 tablespoons olive oil, plus more for drizzling
- 1 medium clove garlic split in half, and 1 medium clove garlic, minced (about 1 teaspoon)
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup Homemade or store-bought mayonnaise
- 1 pound ripe heirloom tomatoes, roughly sliced
- Coarse sea salt
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh chives
Preheat broiler to high and adjust rack to 6 inches below element. Brush bread slices on all sides with 2 tablespoons olive oil and rub with split garlic clove on all surfaces. Season with salt and pepper. Place on a rimmed baking sheet or broiler pan and broil until golden brown and toasted on first side, about 3 minutes. Flip and broil until second side is toasted, about 2 minutes longer.
Combine mayonnaise, minced garlic, and remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil in a small bowl and stir to incorporate. Spread 3/4 of mayonnaise evenly over toast.
Spread tomato slices over toast and sprinkle with sea salt. Dollop with more mayo, extra olive oil, and sprinkle with chives. Serve immediately.


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Gastronomy, fine food. But what about the wine? This is certainly not an element Piero Cei neglects. Quite the opposite. "True to my love for Pisa and its traditions, I always recommend local wines: San Trop and Chianti of the Pisan Hills, in particular. Excellent wines with an outstanding tradition. But our list is extremely wide-ranging and we can offer an extensive selection of other wines that will provide a perfect accompaniment to our traditional specialities."
And here, in front of a glass of fine white wine, our short journey into the trattoria At Bruno's comes to an end. A traditional restaurant specialising in local cuisine you will find hard to forget once you have experienced it. The only risk? It may already be full!
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"We were using end shores and boards before, but the guys like using the four-sided [Build-A-Box] boxes," says Insituform Project Supervisor Mark Hairston. "It's so easy: Just cut a hole to fit the box, and set it with a backhoe." Photos: Efficiency Production Inc.
The lined section of pipe has end couplers and service connection ferrules attached. The polyethylene liner stops leaks by bridging and sealing holes and faulty joints, and has a Class IV rating by the American Water Works Association.
Custom accessorized barrier posts integrate seamlessly into the corner posts of each Build-A-Box unit, making it an ideal fall protection system for the shored pits dug in the middle of the road.
The nearly 100-year-old pipe serving Monroe, Mich., drinking-water customers aren't at the end of their service life, but by last year tuberculation was causing leaks and breaks and degrading water quality.
It was time for an overhaul. The Monroe Engineering Department is lining 2.5 miles of 8-inch cast-iron pipe and installing 230 service connections using cured-in-place pipe technology. The department contracted with St. Louis-based Insituform Technologies USA Inc. to perform the work using the company's "Blue" products — Thermopipe and iTAP.
"We decided to go with the lining method because the pipe's still good; it just needed to be cleaned out and shored up," says Engineering Director Patrick Lewis. "Second, there aren't a lot of leads along the line. This method provides minimal disruption to the area's traffic, so that alone results in at least a 20% cost savings — and even more in densly developed areas where open cut becomes more costly."
Thermopipe is a reinforced polyethylene liner for pipe up to 12 inches in diameter. Supplied in a factory-folded "C" shape, it's winched into the host pipe from a reel and reverted with air and steam. Once inflated and heated, the liner forms a close fit within the host pipe, creating a jointless, leak-free structural lining that independently carries the full system's internal design pressure. It's expected to extend the life of the city's water infrastructure by 50 years.
More than 14,000 linear feet of water main are being lined. Along the pipeline, the main is being accessed from 120 to 140 times, wherever there's a hydrant, tee in the line, or valve.
Even though the main is only 5 to 8 feet deep, making multiple excavations in a busy area raises unique challenges. Crews need to access the host pipe for cleaning, lining, and post-rehabilitation inspection, so multiple pits — as many as 21 at once — must be dug. Some are cut directly into the middle of busy roads, requiring lane closures and other traffic redirects.
Each pit is dug with a rubber-track Komatsu PC78US compact excavator. The trench shoring for the pits is also installed with smaller equipment.
Rachel Excavating, the subcontractor responsible for all excavations, shoring, and plumbing on the project, is using the modular Build-A-Box aluminum trench shielding system made by Efficiency Production Inc. of Mason, Mich. It can be assembled into two-, three-, and four-sided configurations, plus three-way tee configurations. Custom-accessorized barrier posts integrate seamlessly into the corner posts of each unit to keep crew members from falling in.
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"There've been places where we've needed to add depth, so we've simply added another panel to the top of the box, and in some places we've needed to leave out a panel near the bottom to get around a cross utility," says Scott Weaver, foreman with Rachel Excavating.
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ZF-9371: Zend_Form_Element duplicate and missing label translation Issues
In version 1.10.x
public function getLabel()
$translator = $this->getTranslator();
if (null !== $translator) {
return $translator->translate($this->_label);
return $this->_label;
It cause problem, because the translation is running twice. 1. When calling getLabel() 2. And the Translate adapter globaly
Before version 1.10.x worked fine.
public function getLabel()
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Updated title to reflect that this issue is a parent of SubTasks now.
After reading through the Sub Tasks, older issues and most important the Zend_Form-2.0 wiki, i will move all translate calls from Zend_Form and Zend_Form_Element_* into Zend_Form_Decorator_* // edit and into Zend_View_Helper_Form* according to where the final rendering occurs, in a way that the original Element attributes won't be translated.
We had a discussion in irc where wwe thought about implementing a Decorator_Translate to do all the translations for configured attribs and/or values. http://zftalk.com/logs/view/zftalk.dev/2010/06/03/
Any Comments?
This may be a good idea or not, but it looks like a long term solution to me. For the moment, I'd be more than happy to see the fixes (which have been around for months and work flawlessly) finally make it into a release. It's really annoying to apply them after every update.
Is there any good reason why this has not been addressed yet?
vice versa linked...
Holger which fixes are you refering to?
One of the fixes (including tests) is attached to ZF-8764. I can't find the other one ATM (already too many open bug reports about this). I have attached a patch that fixes both issues (without the tests).
2011 and still no fix for this... Can it really be true that there's no committer that is willing to apply a patch? Why not just fix it to prevent translate-logs filling with garbage and developing cool things like Decorator_Translate later?
??developing cool things like Decorator_Translate??
Zend_Form 2.0 - Recommendations: Translation
{quote} Translation should be moved to the view layer. The View and Decorator chains would receive the Translator object and use it to translate appropriate labels and metadata. As such, the form, its elements, and the individual validator and validator chains would need no such knowledge of this information. {quote}
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We find ourselves in the middle of the summer transfer window and like always it has been crazy, but the good news is that we inching closer to the Premier league season kicking-off.
I'm not sure who the admin was for last years league but lets figure that out and reactivate the league.
Should be a good one!
Should be good with all of Arsenal's new signings like a 20 year old from France and......well that's it.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
if Arsenal doesn't buy Suarez then Arsenal will finish 5th next year.
We got 70 million, lets buy a France U-21 and an England U-18 in Crowley.
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Bronco fans better take a good look. This is their future unfolding in front of them. It's about to get uglier.
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Carolina by 17
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If you never had Fred then you never would have had Georges. Think about that for a minute you stupid *****
But we're this close to Higuain! Or maybe not. Or maybe the deal's already done. Or maybe it's never going to happen. Or maybe....
Yeah the goooners really are struggling, Madrid are really taking the **** outta you lot for Higuain not in any world is he worth $35million.
Higuain, Rooney and Suarez are left and I don't see us getting any of them. United insists Rooney isn't for sale, Madrid is dicking around with Higuain it seems and Brendon Rodgers seems to think Suarez is worth 55 million.
rumors say we've bid 40 million for Suarez that will hit his release clause.
That would be awesome, however, he misses the first 6 games, plus that will take up their whole transfer budget. Need to replace Sagna, a DM because Diaby is glass, a CB because Vermaelen is hurt, and a CM because Ramsey isn't good enough.
Well as a United fan I cant tell you how much I want Rooney to F*** off! Sick to death of his whinging, tantrums and crap haircut!
Its refreshing to see Arsenal actually going after some big time players for once, whether or not they get them is another story!
Any day now, Arsenal. Any day. I'm getting nervous! Hopefully we can grab Higuain and a strong DM.
I was admin of the league last year. I'll get it set up. PM me your email if you'd like an invite.
'Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius-and a lot of courage-to move in the opposite direction.'
Seems like so many Cyclone fans are Arsenal fans!!! Am i missing a connection??
Originally Posted by EnglishCyclone
Seems like so many Cyclone fans are Arsenal fans!!! Am i missing a connection??
I don't get it either. I still don't have a premier league team to support since Wolves went down. Maybe I'll try and get behind Sunderland. Fletcher was always a favorite at Wolves and of course I'm pulling for Jozy.
I love the fact your not going glory hunting and choosing one of the top teams in the league, however Sunderland is an absolute s*** hole hahaha!
but jokes aside i like your reasons and its not like you ever have to visit that dump
good luck
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Seems like so many Cyclone fans are Arsenal fans!!! Am i missing a connection??
I'm getting so pumped for the Premier League this season! Studying abroad this year in London so will be taking in my first season. Been an Arsenal fan since I was a kid and my dorm is only 5 miles from Emirates Stadium!
Originally Posted by cycloneike001
I'm getting so pumped for the Premier League this season! Studying abroad this year in London so will be taking in my first season. Been an Arsenal fan since I was a kid and my dorm is only 5 miles from Emirates Stadium!
The Emirates is a top notch stadium you will love it. And the other good thing about England is that its small and trains make it easy to get anyway so make sure to travel around and see as many other stadiums as possible, especially the lower league ones..... more often or not you get the die hard fans there and not all the rich folk on corporate doo's
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Whether he is a musician or an engineer, Dad deserves some special attention this Father's Day weekend.
Here are some of the local gifts we scoped out for Dad this year:
Sunglasses, $120, Salt Lake Running Company
If he's a runner, biker, hiker or snow junkie, he'll certainly like these sunglasses from Salt Lake Running Company. They come with interchangeable lenses that will help him see clearly in almost any lighting. The wrap-around design gives more peripheral coverage for extra protection from the sun.
Garmin 620 Forerunner touchscreen watch, $400, Salt Lake Running Company
This watch is waterproof, and it's sensitive enough that Dad can operate the touchscreeen with running gloves.
Shaving Set, $258, Tabula Rasa
The Art of Shaving by Myriam Zaoul and Eric Maika, $17, Tabula Rasa
How about a classic shaving set? Tabula Rasa has many different kinds. If he wants to know more about the art of shaving, get him a book like this one by Myriam Zaoui and Eric Malka.
Mugs, $13 each, Cabin Fever
Greeting Card, $6, Cabin Fever
Cabin Fever has some fun and budget-friendly gift ideas, but don't forget the card.
Lamp, $75, Urban Vintage Antiques
If he's into vintage design, he will love Urban Vintage Antiques. With so many options, it's almost impossible not to find something he will love. This lamp will look great in his office, on the bar or in the living room.
Burberry Brit Summer Edition for Men, $62, Macy's
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Delight.com is offering hwtm readers a Surprise Giveaway with a fun new twist! This giveaway is a "One for Me, One for You" – meaning the winner gets to pick their favorite prize from Delight's 30-day store – then they will send one prize to you AND one to the friend of your choice…what a lucky friend!
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I would love the LapSac!
I just got a laptop for work, and it would be great to have a cute way to carry it back and forth.
Thanks for the great ideas.
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I'd choose the City Tote for myself and the Gardening Set for a friend!
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Despite upholding a ban earlier this year, the city of Boulder could make some room for mountain bikers on its open space.
On Tuesday night, the city's Open Space Board of Trustees heard proposals for alternative trail designs for Anemone Hill that would allow mountain bikers.
The Boulder City Council in March upheld a ban on mountain biking in the vast majority of the West Trail Study Area. The decision was part of the management plan for the open space land that lies west of Broadway and stretches from Linden Avenue south to Eldorado Springs Drive.
But the City Council hired Design Concepts, a Lafayette-based community and landscape architecture company, to explore the possibility of creating a bike trail on Anemone Hill that would connect to the Boulder Canyon bike path.
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2014: Played in 12 of 14 games during the regular season, starting five ... made first start of the season, at right guard, vs. UCLA ... also started there at Arizona ... started at center in the wins over Oregon State and Washington State, as well as vs. Oklahoma State in the Cactus Bowl ... saw extensive action at center vs. Eastern Washington ... also played in the wins over lllinois, Georgia State and Cal ... saw a lot of time at center at Oregon ... played a lot at right guard at Colorado.
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Is it necessary for board members to take a class after being elected?
In October 2008 Florida Statute 718 (The Condominium Act) was amended to provide a choice of signing a certificate or attending a Division approved course and receiving a certificate from a provider within 90 days of being elected. A director who does not exercise one of these options is suspended from service on the board until they comply.
The statute states:
Within 90 days after being elected or appointed to the board, each newly elected or appointed director shall certify in writing to the secretary of the association that he or she has read the association's declaration of condominium, articles of incorporation, bylaws, and current written policies; that he or she will work to uphold such documents and policies to the best of his or her ability; and that he or she will faithfully discharge his or her fiduciary responsibility to the association's members.
Here is the problem that I have.
Firstly, we must assume that the board member has read the documents.
Secondly, in order to uphold them you would need to assume that they understand them.
Most associations must consult with their attorneys from time to time to clarify and interpret their documents.
Lastly, the law says nothing about knowing the applicable laws concerning community associations such as statutes, administrative codes, and local codes and ordinances.
Attending a board certification class, such as the classes that we conduct monthly at our Law and Learning Center, gives you knowledge about official records, finances, meetings, fraud, business judgment, and more. This information is essential to board members, and fulfills the statutory requirement.
Also, you get a cool certificate at the end of the class.
Our next free "Board Member Basics" board certification class is
July 25 from 10am-12pm
At 5297 West Copans Rd. Margate Fl. 33063
To register call 954 315-0372
If you signed a certificate, we especially encourage you to attend!