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Root Beer Float Fridays at the museum feature free Root Beer floats with museum admission. Weather permitting. 1 to 4 p.m. C.M. Russell Museum, 400 13th St. N. 727-8787. ... Source: blog.wired.com --- 16 days ago
Nothing says summer better than Root Beer floats. This weekend the kids and I started on the first half of that magical concoction. Hopefully we can find an ice-cream maker to borrow for the second half next weekend. We started... ... Source: www.sfgate.com --- 36 days ago
On rainy days in January, always like... ... Source: sharks.nhl.com --- 35 days ago
On Wednesday, Sharks broadcasters Randy Hahn and Dan Rusanowsky stopped by the Oakland A's game to serve Root Beer floats and raise money for charity. ... Source: www.collegian.psu.edu --- 50 days ago
What started as a prank ended with burglary charges for two students yesterday -- even though all they stole was a can of soda, police said. ... Source: nymag.com --- 41 days ago
Melissa Hom Summer allows for brief flings with childhood eating habits like ice cream from a truck or hot dogs in the backyard. But there’s no need to seclude yourself at the kids' table with this season’s batch of ice-cream floats. From a Dark and Stormy variation at Five Napkin Burger to a Green Melon–syrup concoction from Hiroko's Place , there is cold relief enough for any grown-up taste. Watch the slideshow and plan eight more summer outings. Slide Show: Float On ... Source: crockpot.cdkitchen.com --- 49 days ago
Recipe Snippet: Trim fat from meat. If necessary, cut roast to fit into crockery cooker. Sprinkle meat with salt and pepper. In a large skillet, brown roast on all sides in hot oil. Dra... click title to view recipe ... Source: www.star-telegram.com --- 29 days ago
Drink of the week ... Source: www.mcall.com --- 22 days ago
Deciding between applicants for a new job can be difficult. But sometimes, an applicant makes it easy. ... Source: www.thenewstribune.com --- 59 days ago
The first bottle of Root Beer exploded at just about 10 o’clock in the morning on the Fourth of July. As usual. You need those time-honored traditions to get your holiday off to the right start. Our tradition was that my mother always made Root Beer for the Fourth of July, and it always exploded. I won’t say that Independence Day was better when I was a child, but it certainly was more interesting. ...
Source: www.southbendtribune.com --- 39 days ago
Now that the youth softball season is coming to an end, we took in one of the last tournaments of the season: the World Series in Peoria, Ill. If you have never been there, trust me, you can't find anything you're looking for, and, of course, there are a thousand roads that seem to lead nowhere. ... Source: saltspringnews.com --- 18 days ago
Atheists bond during 'de-baptism' Sarah Pulliam Columbus Dispatch USA August 3, 2008 Allison Page, 9, goes under the ceremonial hair dryer watched by her mother, Amy Page. Performing the ritual is Edward Kagin, national legal director for American Atheists. Photo: Neal J. Lauron/Columbus Dispatch ... "It sounds perhaps frivolous, but it's a very serious thing," [Frank Zindler, president of American Atheists] said before the ceremony. "The event is more of an invitation to a revolution more than a party in a sense. Until we come out of the closet and let people know our numbers, politicians think they can ignore us." Gillian Peiffer, 25, became more vocal about being an atheist after she said she was fired in the fall from a Columbus truck dealership because of her atheism. "It's the last form of discrimination that's still acceptable," Peiffer said. "This is showing those who aren't religious that there are (other) social groups. I'm not going to pretend I'm religious so I can be part of a group," she said before giving water bottles to four protesters. The protesters, from Worthington Christian Church, stood outside with signs that read "God loves you" and "You matter to God." "They're making a decision that there's life without God, and we're concerned about it," protester Matt Lieser said. ... The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life's most recent survey found that 1.6 percent of Americans describe themselves as atheist, 2.4 percent ... Source: www.greatfallstribune.com --- 20 days ago
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Source: kotaku.com --- 23 days ago
To: Crecente From: Bashcraft RE: Al-Ew-Min-E-Um Yay! New person! Hello new person!! Today, I purchased a can of A&W Root Beer for the equivalent of two bucks. I am pretty sure it is the best money I will spend this week. I've noticed that many of the locals here don't like Root Beer (or Dr. Pepper, for that matter), saying both taste like medicine. Are Root Beer and Dr. Pepper things only (some) Americans like? Or do lovely people from various other countries enjoy these fine beverages as well? What you missed last night First Pics Of Gyllenhaal As Prince of Persia Braid Sales "Surprisingly Good", But Not Yet Profitable First Look At New Brett Favre Madden Jets Cover! We Hope This Isn't The Scout's New Weapon Midway Boss Explains Lay-Offs, 'Career Criminal' Cancellation To Rank And File Microsoft Clarifies Final Fantasy XIII Asia Version Clarification First Details On The New Batman Game ...
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By now you've probably noticed that this Summer we are officially obsessed with Popsicles . How delicious do these Root Beer float pops sound?! They're a combination of vanilla ice cream and Root Beer with a cherry garnish. — Erin Cooks ...
Regular as clock work, Bill Fleming and his mother, Sharon Fleming, are in Lincoln Park for the Fourth of July festivities. “We’ve been coming here for five years now,” said Sharon Fleming. “It’s my son’s business, but he lets me come along and help out.” She said that Billy Jack’s Hillbilly Root Beer always has the same location, right by the Lincoln Park Band Dome. “I love it here by all this beautiful entertainment,” Fleming said. “Pittsburg is one of the first shows Bill ever did, and we loving come back every July 4. Everyone is so nice, and this is one of our favorite places.” They sell their Root Beer in cups or bottles, and have a policy of refilling the bottles at a reduced rate. That’s one reason why they have so many repeat customers. “Is that a bottle from last year?” Fleming asked one customer. “Actually, I think it’s from two years ago,” the woman replied. Fleming said that Root Beer is made from an old family recipe, using only natural ingredients. “My son got that recipe from his aunt,” she said. “We only sell our Root Beer at fairs and festivals because it’s not carbonated. That makes it taste mellow and natural, but it won’t hold the fizz for very long.” Fleming said that her son has been hearing impaired since birth. He reads lips very well, but his mother assists him in waiting on the customers. “Bill is in the back, making more Root Beer as fast as he can,” Fleming said. ...
Ever since we first heard of it we've been dying to try out the Root Beer Float Martini ($10) at Kitchen 24 in the Cahuenga Corridor in Hollywood. Is it a cocktail or is it dessert? This concoction shows up at your table as a small scoop of vanilla ice cream in a martini glass and a mini shaker filled with Three Olives Root Beer Vodka and creme de cacao. You pour the sweet dark liquid over your ice cream recreating this soda fountain classic with an alcoholic twist. With the blob of ice cream floating in your martini glass it's sorta awkward to consume. Should you carefully spoon out and eat the ice cream first or let it melt and then drink all that? Whatever you decide, this drink is a delight. It's only missing the fun fizziness of the traditional float. Also, it's too small! The K24 folks should consider using a bigger martini glass. Photo by Caroline on Crack ...
The awesome holidays are coming one after another this August. Today is the 100th anniversary of the Root Beer Float, one of our favorite summer treats. Originally called a “black cow” (or a “brown cow, depending on who you believe), it was created by Frank Wisner in Cripple Creek, Colorado. Try out this Root Beer Float inspired cocktail, perfect for tonight’s dessert. Root Beer Float Practically all the Root Beer float cocktail recipes we could find involved Root Beer-flavored schnapps, a fairly disgusting, artificially-flavored concoction that we would as soon avoid. Instead, in this recipe we use a combination of good Root Beer, vodka and Galliano to create a strong Root Beer flavor. 2 oz Galliano 1 oz Vodka Root Beer 1 oz Heavy Cream Combine Galliano, vodka and heavy cream in a tall glass filled with ice. Fill with Root Beer – we prefer Sprecher , but for a Chicago taste, try Goose Island ( Ed. Note: Berghoff can work, as well. All three of these are free of high fructose corn syrup ). Stir to combine. Top with a dollop of whipped cream, preferably homemade, and a Root Beer barrel. For a cute dessert, serve this cocktail alongside a miniature old-fashioned Root Beer float. Fill a shot glass with small scoops of ice cream and another with Root Beer – serve them together and let your guests pour the float. ...
Today is Root Beer Float Day at the Coliseum! To those of you who are going, I'm oh so jealous. For the rest of us, hey, let's have a DLD to play with, ok? :) I'm sure everyone has already heard about yesterday's trade . John Shea thinks that Huston will be next to be traded. Huston thinks he'll be in Boston for Friday night's game. But for which team?!?!? (cue suspenseful music) I'm sitting around waiting for the Comcast guy to come fix my still-broken cable, so I think I'll have a Root Beer float for breakfast. :) Happy Root Beer Float Day! via images.teamsugar.com ...