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Sunday Links
2008-07-20 09:15:00
It?s Sunday morning and you?re just sitting around before heading to the grocery store. Perhaps you?re watching a little bit of the British Open. You may possibly have an ultimate frisbee game at noon where it will be over 90 degrees and you?re worried about making sure you put on enough sunscreen. Or maybe not. Regardless, here are a few links for your Sunday morning and beyond:Friday?s USA Today featured a story in its travel section about visiting Pittsburgh. This is now the second time in three weeks that a prominent newspaper featured Pittsburgh as a destination to visit.In celebration of its 75th anniversary, the iconic restaurant Primanti Bros. is getting a street named after it.Although the big story at the LGPA?s State Farm Classic is Michelle Wie?s disqualification, Ramblings? favorite Erica Blasberg is tied for 14th. I?m late to the game but you have to check out Dr. Horrible?s Sing-Along Blog. It?s a play/musical/I don?t know how to describe it starring Neil Patric...
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1000
2008-07-18 08:50:00
Thursday was a big day as the Emmy nominations were announced and the 2008-2009 NHL schedule was released. I will write about both of these evens soon, but this post is special. This is the 1000th post on Sean?s Ramblings. Actually, the fact that the Emmy nominations and NHL schedule were released yesterday seem to be appropriate as the vast majority of my posts tend to be about television and sports, specifically Pittsburgh sports. I?m not going to do a "State of the Ramblings" at this time as I tend to save those for the anniversary of this blog. However, the fact that I have been able to write 1000 entries is pretty impressive in my opinion. I?d like to say that I hope to write 1000 more posts, but the pace of how much I write has decreased significantly since my first year, so who knows. (I hope this sentence hasn?t scared anyone; I?m not going anywhere.) With that written, I feel that my entries are much better than my first year, so it?s a quality over quantity deal. A...

Random Ramblings
2008-07-17 09:18:00
1. Do only people from Western Pennsylvania know the proper way to get Heinz ketchup out of the bottle or is this universally known?2. The NHL schedule is supposedly coming out today. I need to plan some excursions to Tampa, Columbus and the 3rd annual hockey road trip, so let?s get going NHL.3. Why does raspberry contain a letter P? Does anyone actually pronounce the P? Yes, I thought raspberry was spelled rasberry until recently. More accurately, I never really thought about it.4. Need a tongue-twister. Say "Green Bean, Green Bead" five times fast. 5. I saw the movie Zodiac over the weekend. There are more ringing telephones in this movie than the Jerry Lewis telethon. (I?ll be here all week.)6. Arjewtino is back from vacation. Good stuff as always.7. If you happen to see Will Ferrell , tell him that he should go to Altoona next Monday, July 21. Will, if you?re reading this, show some love to Altoona and attend the Altoona Curve-Akron Aeros minor league baseball game!
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A Million Little Pieces
2008-07-16 08:46:00
I am a terrific houseguest. I am nice, courteous and gracious. However, as a guest, I have also had a history of clogging toilets throughout the country. There have been several awkward moments over the years in which I had to ask the host for a plunger, including one such incident in which a New York City apartment manager needed to come to the rescue. I?m sure he really hated his job that day. I also think I treated my host to an expensive dinner that evening.This past weekend may have taken the cake (who came up with this expression anyway). After entering and then exiting the restroom, I asked the hosts if they had a dust-buster. Fortunately, they did not act at all surprised by this request. Earlier in the day, we went to the beach and spent some time swimming in the ocean. Although I brushed the sand off of my bathing suit at the beach, hundreds of little seashells ended up in my pocket only to pour out when I was in the restroom. Even with the dust-buster and wet pa...
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Hell is AirTran at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport
2008-07-14 10:48:00
Flight delays, cancellations, two people working at customer service with over 100 people in line, missing pilots and/or flight crews and no one to help you at the gate. Welcome to Atlanta ?s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport on Sunday, July 13 and Monday, July 14! I should be writing this post from the Washington DC area, but unfortunately, I am not home. Hundreds of flights were cancelled and delayed on Sunday due to a storm. Although we arrived a few hours late, we were able to make it from Jacksonville to Atlanta Sunday evening in time for our flight to Baltimore-Washington International. However, our 7:50pm flight was delayed to 11:50pm. No problem as we had a lovely dinner at the airport Chili?s. And then we waited and waited and waited and watched for updates on the screen. The flight was rescheduled to 12:30am. We saw other flights rescheduled for 2:45am and 3:00am. At 12:25, the airline changed our gate. At approximately 1:30am, my brother called informing me that accord...
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The "Does Wegmans Rule" Experiment Results?
2008-07-11 08:45:00
Now that the "Does Wegmans Rule " experiment is complete, we (lacochran & I) thought it would be nice to share the results. For those of you new to this challenge, we asked for volunteers (here and here) to take a checklist to their local grocery store and price the following items:- 1 dozen large eggs- 1/2 gallon Bryers vanilla- 1 pound of bananas- 1 head of romaine lettuce- 1 box of San Georgio Spaghetti- 1 1000 sheet roll of Scott toilet tissue- 1 cup of Dannon Light ?N Fit yogurt- 1 12oz. can of Spam luncheon meat We figured that this would give a wide variety of products that are commonly used. Well, except for Spam because Spam is funny and makes us think of Monty Python. Our gracious volunteers visited these stores:- Wegmans in Fairfax, VA- Harris Teeter ? Herndon, VA- Shopper?s ? Alexandria, VA- Greenbelt Co-op ? Greenbelt, MD- Giant ? Alexandria, VA- Giant ? Reston, VA- Safeway ? Fairfax, VA- Kroger ? Atlanta, GA- Publix ? Atlanta, GAOn to the results. We prepared an ela...
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Summer Television
2008-07-09 08:44:00
Are you one of those people who complain that there?s little on TV during the summer? Besides watching sports, Wipeout and VH1?s I Love Money, I might agree with you, although I would never complain about it. I have great respect for television, even the bad television, and am a loyal follower of The Washington Post?s TV writer Lisa de Moraes. However, if you are one of those complaining folks, I have a challenge for you and it has nothing to do with visiting your local grocery store.I?ve written about the Alison LaPlaca television death pool several times over the past few years. The LaPlaca Open is a contest where you pick ten television shows that will be cancelled during the season. Unfortunately, the LaPlaca Open is no more, apparently because LaPlaca?s lawyers made it stop. Instead, the LaPlaca Open has been renamed The Ted Marshall Open. In my first year in this league, I was brilliant finishing in sixth out of over 100 entries. My luck was not as good for the 2007-20...
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Steelers Trivia
2008-07-08 13:48:00
I received a Pittsburgh Steelers calendar as a gift last December which proudly sits on my office desk. It is a daily calendar which alternates between a Steelers fact and a Steelers trivia question. Unfortunately, the calendar seems to focus on a Steeler player drafted recently and spends at least a week on this individual. I feel like I know more about Marvin Philip and Trai Essex than most people should. Last week?s featured player: Clark Haggans.July 2: Linebacker Clark Haggans began his college career at Colorado State as a walk-on defensive end before going on to become the school?s all-time sacks leader.July 3: Steelers linebackers Clark Haggans and Joey Porter were college teammates. At what school did they play together?Really? Besides the fact that Joey Porter hasn?t been on the Steelers since the 2006-2007 season, does the maker of the calendar really think you have no short-term memory? Even if you didn?t know that Haggans attended Colorado State, I would hope tha...
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Liberal Media?
2008-07-05 15:20:00
The New York Times has a great article titled "36 Hours in Pittsburgh " in this weekend?s travel section. The title is self-explanatory, but here?s a sample:Pittsburgh has undergone a striking renaissance from a down-and-out smokestack to a gleaming cultural oasis. But old stereotypes die hard, and Pittsburgh probably doesn?t make many people?s short list for a cosmopolitan getaway. Too bad, because this city of 89 distinct neighborhoods is a cool and ? dare I say, hip?city. There are great restaurants, excellent shopping, breakthrough galleries and prestigious museums. The convergence of three rivers and surrounding green hills also make it a surprisingly pretty urban setting. And if the Pirates are in town, head over to PNC Park. Besides the game, the ballpark offers a great excuse to explore downtown Pittsburgh and the river views.The article continues by discussing things to do such as visiting the Andy Warhol Museum and Nationality Rooms at Pitt?s Cathedral of Learning and plac...
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Neil Rocks
2008-07-03 14:45:00
What better way to celebrate Independence Day than with a post about Neil Diamond! Admit it; you know you want to sing along to America. If you?re a closet Neil Diamond fan, it?s OK to come out now after all these years. Neil Diamond is cool (again). Not only did Diamond produce his first ever #1 album in May but Yahoo music recently wrote the 5 Reasons Why Neil Diamond Will Always Rock...Softly. Although Yahoo could have easily found several other reasons why Neil rocks, including his terrific appearance in Saving Silverman, it?s nice to know that there are other Diamond fans out there.Enjoy your July 4th and Neil Diamond!
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Play a Doctor on the Internet
2008-07-02 13:48:00
I spent much of Monday night and Tuesday looking at my left eye and eyelid. When I arrived home Monday evening after a game of pick-up ultimate frisbee, my wife greeted me by saying, "What?s wrong with you eye?" My response: "Huh?" It turns out that my left eyelid was slightly red and a bit puffy. (I wonder if this would have happened if I went to trivia instead.)Anyway, when I awoke Tuesday morning, it was even worse. My primary concern was whether or not I had pink eye. I actually considered taking pictures of my eye and asking for readers? opinions, hence the title of this post. (In full disclosure, I did take pictures of my eye, but they did not come out well.) After searching WebMD and other online medical sites, I determined that I did not have pink eye since there was no itchiness, tearing or discharge. Therefore, my theory is that I either got a bug bite on my eyelid as there were lots of gnats around (not Ryan Zimmerman or Dmitri Young ) during frisbee or it is a Br...
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What Do I Have in Common With Hillary Clinton?
2008-07-01 13:51:00
A: Shots of Crown RoyalWhile there are numerous pictures of Clinton taking a shot of Crown Royal during an April campaign visit in Indiana (including the one below), there are no published pictures (I hope) of the several shots of Crown Royal I took during a wedding reception I attended on Saturday. Fortunately, nothing like the brawling newlywed incident took place this weekend. Photo by Carolyn Kaster, Associated Press / April 12, 2008.
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Netflix Questions
2008-06-30 16:39:00
In another attempt to join the 21st century, we are thinking about subscribing to Netflix . According to the Netflix website, the service is greatest thing since sliced bread. (Actually, the website proclaims Netflix as "The BEST Way To Rent Movies.") So today?s questions are all about Netflix. If you have/had Netflix, is it worth it? What type of plan do you have? Is Blockbuster better than Netflix? Please feel free to leave your thoughts and opinions in the comments section.Thank you!
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Grocery Store Challenge: Last Call
2008-06-27 06:50:00
The "Does Wegmans Rule?" Experiment ends on June 30, and we are still looking for more participants. All that is required is going to a grocery store near you, pricing several items, and sending the results to me and lacochran. I?ll make it even easier for you. Instead of asking you to send an e-mail and then waiting for me to reply with the checklist, I?ve included the checklist in the comments section. While you will not receive the neat badge (pictured to your right and created by Swapping Tales), this will save a step, and show you how easy this experiment really is. Although we would still prefer if you send the results by e-mail to seanramblings(at)yahoo.com and/or lacochran(at)hotmail.com, if you really, really want to, you can post your results in the comments. Have fun!
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News & Notes
2008-06-26 08:48:00
Am I only one entertained by the recent dispute playing out in the pages of the Express? Almost everyday, the "Look Out People" section, which posts news/information about somewhat famous people, features a two-line story about Amy Winehouse. Twice in the past few days, a letter to the editor asks Express to stop with the Winehouse stuff. In response, Express featured another snippet about Winehouse on Wednesday. Personally, I don’t understand why people are so upset about the Winehouse coverage. If you don’t want to read anything about this train-wreck, turn the page and read the Blog Log, Pearls Before Swine or play Sudoku!Thanks to everyone for providing their votes and comments about attending a game at Yankee Stadium. Please keep them coming, although at this point, I’m probably leaning towards visiting New York.The Naked Cowboy is suing Mars Inc., the maker of M&Ms. Is Edgar Snyder on the case? (Call 391-2101; 391-2101! I will remember this phone number – even...
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Yankee Stadium Poll
2008-06-24 18:49:00
2008 marks the final season that the New York Yankees play at Yankee Stadium . "The House That Ruth Built" opened in 1923 and is the third oldest stadium in baseball behind only Wrigley Field in Chicago and Fenway Park in Boston. No baseball field has hosted more World Series games and some of the greats such as Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Reggie Jackson and Roger Maris called Yankee Stadium home.Although I have attended baseball games at over a dozen stadiums, Yankee Stadium is not one of them. I think there is an expectation from passionate baseball fans that I should attend a game at Yankee Stadium before it closes at the end of the season. However, with limited time available to attend a weekend game over the next few months (it is doubtful that I would be able to take time off from work to go during the week) and the high cost of tickets, I am questioning whether or not I should try to go. In addition, in his book "God Save the Fan," Deadspin’s Wil...
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Athletes Websites
2008-06-23 07:39:00
Have you ever wondered what your favorite athletes do when off the playing field? Well, many of them have websites that provide small glimpses into their lives. While most sports fans know about the blogs/websites of the Washington Wizards? Gilbert Arenas and Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, here are a few sites that you may not have discovered:On Dolphins? running back Ronnie Brown?s website, you can take a poll to see which team will win Super Bowl XLII: the New York Giants or New England Patriots. The Patriots are huge favorites, so I don?t see how they could lose.Although he?s not a current player or manager, Tommy Lasorda writes frequently on his website, including an entry last week in which he proudly writes about earning Best in Class at the 2008 Los Angeles International Wine & Spirits Competition's inaugural Wine World of Sports, which pitted sports celebrities' vintages against each other. Lasorda?s Pinot Grigio (I never thought I would write those three words together) ...
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Happy Weekend
2008-06-20 14:11:00
Today is Friday (or Saturday or Sunday depending on when you are reading this) and you are likely getting ready for the weekend. Does your weekend plans include a trip to the grocery store? If so, why not price a few extra items during your excursion and share your experiences with others? It?s so easy, a caveman can do it (or something like that)! We?ve had several people express interest thus far and have even received two completed checklists. More information is below, but all you need to do is send us an e-mail, and we?ll provide you a checklist with the items to price and a special badge you can wear (wearing the badge is optional).
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Friday Fun Link
2008-06-20 07:55:00
Enter zip codes to see U.S. Census data for your neighborhood and beyond.Am I the only one bothered by the fact that Pahoa, Hawaii (96778) is only 11.8% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander?From Have a Good Sandwich via Scribbled Noise.
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The End of Israeli Baseball?
2008-06-18 14:53:00
It?s a sad day. Actually, it was a sad day several weeks ago when Haim Katz, president of the Israel Association of Baseball , told The Jerusalem Post that the Israel Baseball League has been cancelled for 2008 and its future is in jeopardy. I just learned about this recently through Walk Off Walk. Anyway, there seems to be a disconnect between the Israel Baseball League and its website. The IBL website still has a countdown to opening day featuring a rematch of last year?s championship game between the Modi'in Miracle and the Bet Shemesh Blue Sox on June 29, 2008. I hope that they are not still selling tickets! (Update: When I originally drafted this post, the countdown was active; it is not anymore.) I was actually very excited about the league and briefly wrote about it last year. Although it was essentially another minor league, the fact that it started from scratch and included players from all over the world was unique. It seems that the league was more than just a gi...
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The "Does Wegmans Rule?" Experiment
2008-06-17 09:22:00
I enjoy going to grocery stores. I think this may be some type of family disorder or just in our genes or both. Whenever we went on a family vacation, my dad would take us to the local grocery store to take a look around to compare the stores to those in Pittsburgh. He would also search for Hamburger Helper?s Rice Oriental. During our April vacation in Seattle, we went to Uwajimaya, one of the largest Asian grocery retailers in the Pacific Northwest. In addition, one of the highlights of our Alaskan cruise four years ago was stopping into a small grocery store in Skagway. (They also sold Hamburger Helper?s Rice Oriental.) Based on my lifetime experience of visiting grocery stores, I feel like I am qualified (at least in my mind) to state that Wegmans is the greatest grocery store of all time.Last week, Lacochran?s Bloggery, which has become one of my favorite daily reads, wrote a post about a rather interesting experience she had at her local Shopper?s supermarket. Almost co...
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John Rambo vs. Jason Bourne
2008-06-16 08:54:00
Here?s an extremely important question to start your week: Who would win in a fight between John Rambo and Jason Bourne? Let?s go to the tale of the tape:John Rambo ? Green Beret? Vietnam War Veteran? Skilled in many aspects of survival, weaponry, hand-to-hand combat and guerrilla warfare? Awarded Medal of Honor, Purple Heart, Silver Star and Bronze Star among honors? Disliked by Brian Dennehy? Partnered with Estelle Getty in Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot? Likely took human growth hormone (HGH)? Married and divorced Brigitte Nielsen? Played outfield and first base for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the late 80s.Jason Bourne? Army Special Forces Captain? Part of a secret CIA black-ops program? Highly adept at hand-to-hand combat and also shows an immediate ability to utilize lateral thinking to solve problems. (ex. used a pen to stab an assassin and a book and towel as defense.)? Seems to run into Julia Stiles fairly frequently? ?Fucking Sara Silverman?? Stuck to Greg Kinnear? Probably did n...
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Friday Quiz
2008-06-13 09:13:00
To start your weekend, take the Independence Day quiz made up of 30 questions, 20 of which are found on the actual United States citizenship test. The last ten questions are a bit harder, and according to the site, "a score of around 24 out of 30 is considered a passing grade." (What does around mean? Can you pass with a 22 or 23?) I scored a 23, which does not seem very good, but is better than the average score of any individual state.Take the quiz and feel free to share your results.
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Greg Lloyd Will Watch the Steelers-Browns Game at Your House
2008-06-12 07:33:00
As part of the DC Steeler Nation listserv, I received an e-mail on Wednesday with the following offer, which is currently listed on eBay:THIS IS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME CHANCE THAT YOU WILL NEVER FORGET!!! GREG LLOYD WILL COME TO YOUR HOUSE TO WATCH THE STEELERS DESTROY THE BROWNS SEPTEMBER 14TH 2008!!! PLEASE READ ALL THE DETAILS BELOW OR CALL US AT 864-517-7799 WITH ANY QUESTIONS.WHERE AT: YOUR HOUSE ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES. IT DOESNT MATTER WHAT STATE YOUR IN JUST AS LONG AS ITS IN THE UNITED STATES. THEY DONT CALL IT "STEELER NATION" FOR NO REASON! WE ARE EVERYWHERE!! HERE WE GO STEELERS HERE WE GO!!Does that mean that Toronto or Montreal is out even though they are much closer to where Lloyd lives (I believe near Atlanta according to a recent PSAMP post) then say Walla Walla, Washington?WHEN: 8:15 PM KICKOFF STEELERS VS BROWNS SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALLPlease stop with the CAPS!DETAILS:GREG LLOYD WILL COME TO YOUR HOUSE TO WATCH THE ENTIRE GAME WITH YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS. ITS A SI...
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More Metro Problems
2008-06-11 18:27:00
For the third time in a week, Metro ?s orange line was a mess during the evening commute. According to Metro?s press release (which was not online when I left the office at 5:00), the cause was a heat ?kink? in the rails that was discovered at 3:15 p.m. between the East Falls Church and Ballston Metrorail stations. A heat kink is a bend in the rails due to high temperatures. A heat kink?!? Kink is now a technical term?The release says continues by stating that trains are currently sharing a single track and that passengers should expect delays of 30 minutes or more. Shuttle buses are also available.Here was my commute home. I arrived at the Court House station at 5:00; waited for a few minutes for a train; boarded train; stood on train that did not leave the station for five minutes before hearing announcement that shuttle buses would take passengers from Ballston to the four remaining stops; exited the train to see when the next train was going towards DC (the opposite directio...
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Metro Commuting
2008-06-10 08:10:00
It was been a rough few weeks for those of us who rely on Metro ?s orange line to go to and from work. Last Wednesday, thunderstorms brought down a power line on the tracks between the East Falls Church and West Falls Church stations causing major delays as service was suspended. Even before I left the office, I received e-mail updates from Metro informing me of the outage and the notice that shuttle buses would be available at East Falls Church to take folks to the remaining three stops. Despite the many announcements we received from the train operator prior to arriving at East Falls Church, the station was a mess. There was no one to guide people to the buses or to give announcements with updates. Although I stood outside the station for over an hour, I didn?t move far enough to even see a bus. By then Metro service was restored, and I took my normal route home. The usual 50-60 minute commute took almost 2.5 hours! What I learned from last week?s experience is that we are ...
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Take That Detroit (Lions)
2008-06-09 17:23:00
MJD at Yahoo compiled a list of the coolest helmets in football history. The Pittsburgh Steelers placed first as you probably suspected (since I wouldn?t write a post about the Cleveland Browns or Baltimore Ravens helmet). Anyway, here are a few fun facts from the article:? It's the only professional helmet to use a logo that was once a corporate logo before it became a football team logo (other than the short-lived and now defunct Miami Hooters of the Arena Football league).? It is the only helmet in the NFL to have a logo on one side, but not the other.? There are two colors present in the helmet logo that exist nowhere else in the Steelers uniform: red and blue.
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Celebrate Fairfax 2008
2008-06-05 16:49:00
Celebrate Fairfax , Northern Virginia?s largest community-wide celebration, takes place this weekend, June 6-8, 2008 , at the Fairfax County Government Center. Celebrate Fairfax features live concerts on seven stages, an interactive SciTech Center and Children?s Avenue, Laser Show, fireworks Friday and Saturday night and hundreds of exhibitors and crafters. This year?s headliners include OK GO, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Bowling for Soup and Emerson Drive. Plus, there?s lots of great food options (mmmm; funnel cake!).This will be my seventh year involved with Celebrate Fairfax, and I enjoy the festival every year. Even without stopping at the carnival, grabbing food or listening to music, I can easily spend hours walking around the site visiting the different booths and exhibits, particularly the County Expo area where more than 40 county agencies have various interactive educational displays. (While I realize that this doesn?t sound exciting, it is definitely worth checking ...
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Great Season
2008-06-05 05:09:00
What a tough way to end the season. I can?t write that I?m upset because the Penguins playoff run has been incredible. It?s not like the Penguins were heavily favored and lost tough game sevens like they did in 1993 to the New York Islanders or in 1996 to the Florida Panthers. Despite not winning the Stanley Cup, 2007-2008 really was an amazing season. Personally, I?m going to remember the unbelievable game five win, "The Shift" by Brooks Orpik, Malkin?s breakaway, slap shot goal from game one of the Flyers series, the Winter Classic victory on New Year?s and watching the Penguins defeat the Capitals twice in person in Washington (including the Backstrom own goal game).If you?re looking for something positive, hopefully you will never see another commercial for The Love Guru, hear the California Soul song from the Dockers ad, see the ridiculous Edge shaving cream spot or question why the US Women?s soccer team would drive to Brazil instead of flying.
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Name That Tune
2008-06-04 02:21:00
Welcome to a new edition of name that tune. Lyrics from five songs are listed below. Your challenge is to name the song title and artist. Please try not to search the internet for the answers. Either you know the songs or you don't. There is also a specific connection for all of these songs or artists. Feel free to guess this link/puzzle as well. (I'll give a hint if needed.) 1. He smiled so I got up and asked for his nameThat don?t matter, he said cause its all the same2. It starts out easy, something simple, something sleazy, something inching past the edge of the reserve.3. Springsteen, Madonnaway before Nirvanathere was U2 and Blondieand music still on MTV4. So bring your good times, and your laughter too5. Daddy wrestles alligatorsMama works on carboratorsHer brother is a fine mediator For the presidentGood luck!
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