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Try Snowshoeing for Some Fun!

Published by Steve H on December 17th, 2012

Are you looking for a fun and unique experience this winter seasons? Try out snowshoeing! This is a sport that is both physical and rewarding, and definitely is different than anything else you have experienced before. If you are unfamiliar with snowshoeing, it is essentially going hiking through deep snow while using ski poles and wearing snowshoes. Since the snowshoes displace your weight over the snow, they serve to keep you up on top of the snow while you are hiking. Walking and maneuvering is definitely a bit of a challenge when you are starting out, but it definitely is fun. Wearing the equipment makes it so that you have to take long purposeful stride while lifting your feet

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Make Safety a Priority this Thanksgiving

Published by CStellmon on November 9th, 2012

As the weather cools and the holiday season approaches many excitedly await the arrival of Thanksgiving. Tradition dictates that football and food rule this one special day a year and many people happily honor that tradition. Beyond the delicious food stuffs and riotous times on the turkey bowl grid iron, Thanksgiving is a time for families and friends to gather together and give thanks for the things that they cherish. With all the joy that surrounds this special day some may forget the many dangers that are innately imbedded into Thanksgiving. Food and family football, while seemingly harmless, possess within

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Enjoy the MLB Postseason by Guarding Your Wallet

Published by CStellmon on October 14th, 2012

It’s October! That means post season baseball, baby, and all the festivities that surround it. The nation’s past time has in some ways been lost on a generation fascinated by the crushing hits and fast paced entertainment of full contact football. But for many, as the weather changes from the summer’s heat to autumn’s cool rolling breeze, likewise do their mentalities shift back to a youth little league game or a professional ball game attended with a loved one and the romance of baseball comes flooding back. With post season baseball there comes a yearning to return to your childhood.

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Having Light Fun with Kickball

Published by Steve H on August 10th, 2012

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Taxing an Olympic Gold

Published by Chris T on August 3rd, 2012

Our athletes will be taxed for winning gold when they come home from the Olympic Games in London. Each Olympic medal will be charged a tax upon the winner’s return to the country. Costs can range from paying $2 for winning bronze, and up to $236 for gold. The Olympic medals have monetary value, and are therefore taxed according to their value, but who knew we were taxing our Olympians for winning? The U.S. Olympic Committee helps cover the costs. They pay competitors a monetary reward according to the medal they won. Winners of gold will be given $25,000; silver,

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London Olympics and Social Media

Published by Steve H on August 2nd, 2012

One thing is certain as the London Olympics go on, social media has played a larger role in this Olympics than any other. While social media is still a relatively new presence compared to every innovation throughout history, one only needs to look at the Olympics to see its presence and power. Social media has dominated these games, in every way. Everyone from viewers to commentators to the athletes themselves are using Facebook and Twitter to cover every aspect of the games. While this has been useful  for getting up to the second information about the events and the outcomes,

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Make Sure to Wear a Helmet

Published by Steve H on August 1st, 2012

Whether you are biking or rollerblading or rock climbing or skateboarding, always be sure to wear a helmet when participating in dangerous activities. it may seem like an unnecessary precaution, but you should always wear a helmet no matter what. Helmets save many lives each year, and should be prioritized always. The head and neck are quite vulnerable to impacts. Head and neck injuries can lead to concussions and fractures, as well as brain damage and even paralysis. Helmets are specifically designed to take the impact and deflect it, so that the head is protected. Head injuries are no laughing

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Throwing a Party for the Final Game

Published by Rachel D on April 2nd, 2012

As the March madness tournament comes to an end, you may want to throw a final game party. There are a lot of people that get excited about the championship and comparing brackets with friends. When you and your friends are excited about the tournament, you may want to start a March madness tradition and watch the final game together every year. Starting this tradition this year can be a great way to bond with friends and enjoy basketball together. When you are getting ready for your party you should be sure that you start by finding a large size

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Signing a Child Up for Baseball

Published by Rachel D on March 28th, 2012

If your child or children are interested in playing baseball, you should be sure that you do not miss the sign up deadline this spring.  Baseball can be a great way for kids to make friends, learn to work as a team, get exercise and enjoy spending time outside. If there is a youth baseball league in your area, you may want to consider signing your kids up.   When you sing your kids up for baseball season, you should be sure that you know what the cost is going to be.  There are many parents that are dumbfounded by

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Super Bowl Party Recipes – Snacks To Throw The Perfect Super Bowl Party

Published by Tyler R. on February 3rd, 2012

Football, commercials, family, friends and good food! It’s the tradition that around 110 million Americans plans on enjoying this Sunday. And I’m sure we can all agree that the food can make or break a good Super Bowl Party.   Here are a some of my favorite Super Bowl party snacks that won’t drain your bank account!   Every Super Bowl party needs a bean dip   Ingredients: Corn chips 1 can re-fried beans 2-3 cups salsa 1 pound processed cheddar cheese Diced tomato.   Directions: Combine the salsa, beans and cheese(cut into 1 inch chunks), into a crock pot.

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