Well, it's official. Nebraska's head coach, Bill Callahan, has been fired. I can tell you that every Husker fan across the state is throwing a party right now.
When Callahan first came to Nebraksa, he'd been a pro football coach and thought he could run a college team the same way he'd ran his pro team. Doesn't work that way. He apparently forgot that these players were still kids, still in school, and played the game for the love of the game. It's not a business in college ball, it's a passion. Sure, a few of the players will go on to play pro football, but most of them will probably go on to pursue normal careers.
As of right now, there is no word as to what UNL is going to do for a new head coach, but after suffering one of the worst seasons in the school's history, it has to get better. With any luck, next year, Nebraska will be a winning team once more.
Information tidbits, strange ideas, off-the-wall thoughts, and much more
Saturday, November 24, 2007
Friday, November 23, 2007
Artists of St. Augustine
Do you enjoy great works of art? How about being entertained with music? Ever thought you could have it all at once? Well you can, now and every month in St. Augustine, Florida. Each month, this wonderful old town celebrates with a "First Friday Weekend Art Walk".
From 5-9pm on the first Friday and Saturday of every month, St. Augustine offers a free tour of some of the towns best artists, musicians, food, and more. Every 15 to 30 minutes, one of their Red Sightseeing Trains or Green Trolleys come around to collect passengers for this unique artistic tour.
The artists featured during these tours, offer amazing sketches and paintings that seem so real that you want to step through the canvas and into their colorful worlds. Each artist brings their own styles to the party, creating an adventure that can only be appreciated through one’s own eyes.
If you’re living in Florida, or are planning to visit the Sunshine State, be sure to make a trip to St. Augustine during the first Friday or Saturday of the month, and spend a few hours in a whole new world. Enjoy the great works of art, dance to the vibrant music, and tell the world that you found paradise at the St. Augustine Artwalk.
From 5-9pm on the first Friday and Saturday of every month, St. Augustine offers a free tour of some of the towns best artists, musicians, food, and more. Every 15 to 30 minutes, one of their Red Sightseeing Trains or Green Trolleys come around to collect passengers for this unique artistic tour.
The artists featured during these tours, offer amazing sketches and paintings that seem so real that you want to step through the canvas and into their colorful worlds. Each artist brings their own styles to the party, creating an adventure that can only be appreciated through one’s own eyes.
If you’re living in Florida, or are planning to visit the Sunshine State, be sure to make a trip to St. Augustine during the first Friday or Saturday of the month, and spend a few hours in a whole new world. Enjoy the great works of art, dance to the vibrant music, and tell the world that you found paradise at the St. Augustine Artwalk.
Cash advance for the holidays
It never fails that when the holidays roll around, something breaks down and either needs fixed right away, or replaced all together. Most of us are on a tight budget this time of year anyway, so how are we supposed to find the money to take care of the little things that pop up out of the blue? CashAdvance1500.com.
CashAdvance1500.com can help you receive unsecured payday loans for up to $1500. There are special sections for various conditions. For example, if you’re a woman and need some quick cash, or if you’d like to keep your loan confidential, they have what you need. By applying for a loan through this company, you can do all the paperwork in the comfort of your own home, and don’t have to worry about standing in long lines at the bank.
CashAdvance1500.com also offers great articles on how to prepare for loan applications, what to look for when choosing a lender, and what it takes to be accepted for a payday loan. This site wants to do everything possible to ensure that you receive the cash you need, when you need it.
CashAdvance1500.com can help you receive unsecured payday loans for up to $1500. There are special sections for various conditions. For example, if you’re a woman and need some quick cash, or if you’d like to keep your loan confidential, they have what you need. By applying for a loan through this company, you can do all the paperwork in the comfort of your own home, and don’t have to worry about standing in long lines at the bank.
CashAdvance1500.com also offers great articles on how to prepare for loan applications, what to look for when choosing a lender, and what it takes to be accepted for a payday loan. This site wants to do everything possible to ensure that you receive the cash you need, when you need it.
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Almost Thanksgiving
Well, tomorrow is the big day. Turkey, stuffing, and the whole nine yards. And who's cooking it all? Me. Just me. Why do I do this to myself?????
It's not even Thanksgiving yet, and already I've made a batch of homemade bread dough that became dinner rolls and cinnamon rolls. Then I made 2 pecan pies and a cherry pie. Ironically, I'm not real partial to pie. LOL
Tomorrow morning, I'll get up early so I can properly wrestle with a dead bird that's bigger than I am, hold him down in the sink so he can get a final bath, then slather him up in cooking oil. Whoo hoo, don't that sound fun? Then I'm going to shove him into a plastic bag and lock him in the oven for the rest of the day. LOL
From there, I'll get out a big knife and cut up a bunch of helpless vegetables. I'll arrange their poor bodies onto a plate in an intricate pattern of squishy to crunchy. Then it's on to the industrial strength can opener so the beans and the corn can be freed from their tin tombs, only to be drowned in mushroom soup and boiled over an open flame.
I'll skin a couple pounds of potatoes, chop them up, and dump them in a pot of water that will eventually boil so hard that the burner will hiss with steam. The aromas from the kitchen will bring in stragglers who can be sent fleeing with the words, "I could use some help".
Once the bird is sufficiently toasted, I'll try to pour some of the drippings into a pan in order to make gravy. I'll end up pouring more on me than in the pan, and I'll use some colorful language to proclaim the situation.
I'll whisk the gravy like a mad woman, cursing every lump that finds its way to the top. I'll slap someone's hands for getting into the food before everything's ready, and I'll notice I missed several lumps in my gravy.
Finally, I'll get out the good china, set everything out on the table, and call my family in for dinner. I'll watch their faces light up with the sight of such an incredible meal, and beam as they mention how good it all smells.
We'll take hands and thank God for allowing us to have such a bountiful meal and for all that's He's given us. Then, I'll sit back and watch my loving family turn into a bunch of vultures and pray that I don't get hit with a spoon full of food before I can eat.
It's not even Thanksgiving yet, and already I've made a batch of homemade bread dough that became dinner rolls and cinnamon rolls. Then I made 2 pecan pies and a cherry pie. Ironically, I'm not real partial to pie. LOL
Tomorrow morning, I'll get up early so I can properly wrestle with a dead bird that's bigger than I am, hold him down in the sink so he can get a final bath, then slather him up in cooking oil. Whoo hoo, don't that sound fun? Then I'm going to shove him into a plastic bag and lock him in the oven for the rest of the day. LOL
From there, I'll get out a big knife and cut up a bunch of helpless vegetables. I'll arrange their poor bodies onto a plate in an intricate pattern of squishy to crunchy. Then it's on to the industrial strength can opener so the beans and the corn can be freed from their tin tombs, only to be drowned in mushroom soup and boiled over an open flame.
I'll skin a couple pounds of potatoes, chop them up, and dump them in a pot of water that will eventually boil so hard that the burner will hiss with steam. The aromas from the kitchen will bring in stragglers who can be sent fleeing with the words, "I could use some help".
Once the bird is sufficiently toasted, I'll try to pour some of the drippings into a pan in order to make gravy. I'll end up pouring more on me than in the pan, and I'll use some colorful language to proclaim the situation.
I'll whisk the gravy like a mad woman, cursing every lump that finds its way to the top. I'll slap someone's hands for getting into the food before everything's ready, and I'll notice I missed several lumps in my gravy.
Finally, I'll get out the good china, set everything out on the table, and call my family in for dinner. I'll watch their faces light up with the sight of such an incredible meal, and beam as they mention how good it all smells.
We'll take hands and thank God for allowing us to have such a bountiful meal and for all that's He's given us. Then, I'll sit back and watch my loving family turn into a bunch of vultures and pray that I don't get hit with a spoon full of food before I can eat.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
A new place for bloggers to hang out
I kind of excited about this, as my friend Garry Conn had created a new place for his fellow bloggers to hang out and exchange ideas. It's going to be a place for beginners to learn from those who have come before, and a place for the probloggers to offer up tips and tricks on all aspects of the blogging process.
It's called The Bloggers Message Board, and that's exactly what it is. At the moment, it's still being perfected, but you can still register and get in on the first few conversations. This forum is still in it's infancy, as it's only a few days old. However, this could be a great place to pass along information and gain some new insights.
Though there is a section on how to make money blogging, this message board will focus on everything that has to do with blogging. Including where to find templates for your blogging platforms, tips for beginners and pros alike, and even a section devoted to writing. (Yeah!!!)
For anyone who posts blogging tips on their blogs, they find that their information is quickly pushed down as they continue to post. With a forum, all that great information can be brought to the forefront in a matter of seconds.
I invite everyone to come check out The Bloggers Message Board. No matter what level of blogger you might be, this is a forum for you.
It's called The Bloggers Message Board, and that's exactly what it is. At the moment, it's still being perfected, but you can still register and get in on the first few conversations. This forum is still in it's infancy, as it's only a few days old. However, this could be a great place to pass along information and gain some new insights.
Though there is a section on how to make money blogging, this message board will focus on everything that has to do with blogging. Including where to find templates for your blogging platforms, tips for beginners and pros alike, and even a section devoted to writing. (Yeah!!!)
For anyone who posts blogging tips on their blogs, they find that their information is quickly pushed down as they continue to post. With a forum, all that great information can be brought to the forefront in a matter of seconds.
I invite everyone to come check out The Bloggers Message Board. No matter what level of blogger you might be, this is a forum for you.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
World's Easiest Yummy Treat
I make a special treat for my family every year around this time. No, not for the holidays, but just because the air is beginning to get colder and they all need something warm in their tummies before they head off to bed. It's homemade hot chocolate mix, and it's way easy.
4 cups powdered milk
1 cup instant creamer (non-flavored)
1 cup powdered sugar
2 1/2-3 cups powdered chocolate milk mix
Combine ingredients and place in a sealable container.
Add 1/4-1/3 cup of mix in a cup and add hot water. It's rich, creamy, and cheaper in the long run as you usually have enough ingredients to make a double batch.
This is my favorite recipe that was handed down to me from my grandmother and my aunts.
4 cups powdered milk
1 cup instant creamer (non-flavored)
1 cup powdered sugar
2 1/2-3 cups powdered chocolate milk mix
Combine ingredients and place in a sealable container.
Add 1/4-1/3 cup of mix in a cup and add hot water. It's rich, creamy, and cheaper in the long run as you usually have enough ingredients to make a double batch.
This is my favorite recipe that was handed down to me from my grandmother and my aunts.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
My Dream Vacation
One of my dreams is to someday make it to Europe. I’ve always wanted to see the Tower of London in England, Edinburgh Castle in Scotland, but most of all I want to see the Eiffel Tower in France.
I’ve always wanted to run around France and check out some of their finer attractions, like one of their world famous wineries. I love a good glass of wine, and I know that there has to be at least one winery in France that would offer a weary traveler some of their sweet nectar.
Another place I’d love to see is the Louvre. I’ve always wanted to see the Mona Lisa live, but then again, I wouldn’t know the difference between the original and a fake if my life depended on it. But, it would be so cool to say that I had the chance to see the whole thing with my own eyes.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Win $300 worth of video blogging tutorials
My buddy Garry Conn is holding another cool contest. In recent weeks, Garry has began doing video blogs and is learning quickly that it's a great way to bring in new readers and lots of traffic. Now, he's going to help someone else out there win the complete Viral Video Fever tutorials set.
The contest is way easy and everyone can enter. There are 2 ways to enter and you can enter on as many blogs as you've got control over. First of all, add Viral Video Fever to your blogroll with the link: http://www.garryconn.com/videocontest. It's quick, easy, and gets you an entry into the contest.
If you want to increase your chances of winning, write a post about Garry's contest using the same link. After you've added your blogroll/post, leave a comment so he knows that you're playing along. This contest will run until November 24th, at which time he will choose the winner by pulling a name out of a jar on video.
This set is worth $294 and gives step by step instructions on how to become a successful video blogger. It's produced by Charles Trippy, one of the semi-finalists from the Next Internet Millionaire show.
I don't know how to do a video blog, nor do I think I've got what it takes, but with this set, you can bet I'd figure it out.
The contest is way easy and everyone can enter. There are 2 ways to enter and you can enter on as many blogs as you've got control over. First of all, add Viral Video Fever to your blogroll with the link: http://www.garryconn.com/videocontest. It's quick, easy, and gets you an entry into the contest.
If you want to increase your chances of winning, write a post about Garry's contest using the same link. After you've added your blogroll/post, leave a comment so he knows that you're playing along. This contest will run until November 24th, at which time he will choose the winner by pulling a name out of a jar on video.
This set is worth $294 and gives step by step instructions on how to become a successful video blogger. It's produced by Charles Trippy, one of the semi-finalists from the Next Internet Millionaire show.
I don't know how to do a video blog, nor do I think I've got what it takes, but with this set, you can bet I'd figure it out.
Ancient Egypt plagued by Zombies
LOL. I had to pass this along as I almost laughed myself silly over this. As you may know, I love ancient history, archaeology, and mythology. I read a lot of articles about those subject and came across this story that seems a little out there to me.
There is a somewhat famous carving found in Egypt known as the Narmer Palette, that depicts what many thought was a king decapitating those he'd conquered in war. Many archaeologists have found burials of headless bodies scattered across the Egyptian sands. Now, there is a new theory that these people weren't victims of war, but victims of a deadly virus called Solunum. Apparently this virus is what causes people to become zombies.
According to the article, there is proof that this stelae depicts the first evidence of an actual zombie attack, and that these people were decapitated in order to end said attack. I'm not sure I believe that zombies attacked the ancient people of Egypt, but then again, I keep seeing all those ole movies in the back of my head. Remember the movie Dawn of the Dead? Now I know what they were talking about. LOL
Read the article and make your own decisions. There is a lot more to it than I've posted here, but I still think it's kind of funny.
There is a somewhat famous carving found in Egypt known as the Narmer Palette, that depicts what many thought was a king decapitating those he'd conquered in war. Many archaeologists have found burials of headless bodies scattered across the Egyptian sands. Now, there is a new theory that these people weren't victims of war, but victims of a deadly virus called Solunum. Apparently this virus is what causes people to become zombies.
According to the article, there is proof that this stelae depicts the first evidence of an actual zombie attack, and that these people were decapitated in order to end said attack. I'm not sure I believe that zombies attacked the ancient people of Egypt, but then again, I keep seeing all those ole movies in the back of my head. Remember the movie Dawn of the Dead? Now I know what they were talking about. LOL
Read the article and make your own decisions. There is a lot more to it than I've posted here, but I still think it's kind of funny.
Help stop Alzheimer's Disease
Alzeimer’s disease is a dreadful condition that attacks the brain and causes short term memory loss. No, I’m not a doctor. Unfortunately, I watched this disease ravage my grandfather in only a short amount of time. When we first realized that he had Alzheimer’s, he was simply forgetting little things like what time he was supposed to be somewhere or who he was supposed to call.
Then, he began forgetting things like where he’d parked his car, or where he was going while he was driving. The crushing part for me came after we placed him a nursing home that catered to victims of Alzheimer’s disease. He knew who my mother was, but thought I was my aunt, and thought my daughter was me. He couldn’t grasp the idea that I was old enough to have children of my own. All he remembered was that little girl.
Though there is no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, there are many ways in which you can help in the fight. First of all, you can donate to the cause. Donations can be made over the phone, through the mail, or via the Internet. However, there is a way you can doing a little Christmas shopping and still know that you’re helping millions of Americans, and people from around the world, in their efforts to find a cure.
The Alzheimer’s Foundation now has an online store where you can purchase a holiday gift that will tell someone how much you love them and know that your money will be going into the ever-challenging efforts to stop this disease. Products for sale include a beautiful jewelry set, DVD’s on how to care for someone with Alzheimer’s, and several items with the Quilt to Remember logo on them.
Alzheimer’s disease doesn’t discriminate against those it strikes. Help end this mind-killing condition.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
The Lap of Luxury
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The Beach Club in Hallandale Beach gives a whole new meaning to living in the lap of luxury.
The quality of luxury living now has a new standard. Introducing The Beach Club in Hallandale Beach. The Beach Club consists of 3 towering condominiums, all with amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean and intriguing coastal views.
Towers 1 and 3 contain 44 floors, each with 10 spacious living units. Tower 2 offers 51 floors with 12 living spaces each. Units range from cozy one-bedrooms, to family sized 3-bedrooms. Each unit comes complete with top of the line appliances, granite countertops, and floor to ceiling laminated windows.
The Beach Club condominiums also offer 24 hour security and valet service, and is only minutes away from great resorts, world famous shopping centers, and the ever popular nightlife of Florida’s South Beach.
The Beach Club in Hallandale Beach gives a whole new meaning to living in the lap of luxury.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
A proud day in motherhood
UPDATE:
This link will take you to the page with the article about the kids and the pic of them dancing. My son is the one in the back row with the blue lei around his neck. I am just so proud.
I am such a proud mommy. Ok, don't tell my kids I used the word "mommy", as both of them are teenagers and they'd just die from embarrassment. LOL
Yesterday, both of my kids were in a choir competition. My daughter is in the Jr. Swing Choir, while my son is in a show choir called the "21st Century Singers". This choir has won several awards over the years, had sang the National Anthem at several Denver Nuggests basketball games, and has been to Washington D.C. and on several cruises over the years. It's a huge honor in our little town to be a part of this choir.
Each year, the kids in this choir sing at least one song from some famous musical and this year they did the song "Honey Bun" from the musical South Pacific. The girls in the choir came out dressed in little sailor suits and sang the main part of the song, then went off stage. When they came back on stage, they had the boys in tow, who were all wearing coconut bras, grass skirts, and mop-top wigs. I laughed till my sides hurt.
It was such a proud moment for me to see my 17 year old son dressed like that. Those boys not only went out on stage like that, they sang their little hearts out and hammed it up with everything they had in them. They did an awesome job. They didn't win, but I won't go into that, sore subject. LOL
The kids made the front page of the newspaper and I'm going to blow that picture up as big as I can and give it to him on his wedding day. LOLOLOL
This link will take you to the page with the article about the kids and the pic of them dancing. My son is the one in the back row with the blue lei around his neck. I am just so proud.
I am such a proud mommy. Ok, don't tell my kids I used the word "mommy", as both of them are teenagers and they'd just die from embarrassment. LOL
Yesterday, both of my kids were in a choir competition. My daughter is in the Jr. Swing Choir, while my son is in a show choir called the "21st Century Singers". This choir has won several awards over the years, had sang the National Anthem at several Denver Nuggests basketball games, and has been to Washington D.C. and on several cruises over the years. It's a huge honor in our little town to be a part of this choir.
Each year, the kids in this choir sing at least one song from some famous musical and this year they did the song "Honey Bun" from the musical South Pacific. The girls in the choir came out dressed in little sailor suits and sang the main part of the song, then went off stage. When they came back on stage, they had the boys in tow, who were all wearing coconut bras, grass skirts, and mop-top wigs. I laughed till my sides hurt.
It was such a proud moment for me to see my 17 year old son dressed like that. Those boys not only went out on stage like that, they sang their little hearts out and hammed it up with everything they had in them. They did an awesome job. They didn't win, but I won't go into that, sore subject. LOL
The kids made the front page of the newspaper and I'm going to blow that picture up as big as I can and give it to him on his wedding day. LOLOLOL
Adult Education Online
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Getting a degree these days is as easy as turning on your computer, but finding the right college for your needs is a little more difficult. Everyday, more and more online schools are offering online classes on an endless array of topics. So how do you decide on which school to enroll?
Capella University has become the forerunner in online accredited schools. Founded in 1993, capella university has more than 20,000 adult students enrolled and more joining each day. They offer students the chance to earn their Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Eds certifications, just to name a few. They give adult students a chance to further their educations without having to leave their families to do so.
Capella University can also help with financial aids, tuition discounts, and even credit transfers. They go to great lengths to make sure that their students get the best education with as little stress as possible.
So, if you’re looking at advancing your education and would like to do so online, check out Capella University and discover a whole new world in knowledge.
Getting a degree these days is as easy as turning on your computer, but finding the right college for your needs is a little more difficult. Everyday, more and more online schools are offering online classes on an endless array of topics. So how do you decide on which school to enroll?
Capella University has become the forerunner in online accredited schools. Founded in 1993, capella university has more than 20,000 adult students enrolled and more joining each day. They offer students the chance to earn their Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Eds certifications, just to name a few. They give adult students a chance to further their educations without having to leave their families to do so.
Capella University can also help with financial aids, tuition discounts, and even credit transfers. They go to great lengths to make sure that their students get the best education with as little stress as possible.
So, if you’re looking at advancing your education and would like to do so online, check out Capella University and discover a whole new world in knowledge.
Friday, November 2, 2007
I need a 12 step program
Back in July, I wrote a post about NOT being a blogging addict. Well, I may not be able to say that anymore. It seems that I might be addicted to blogging after all. Ok, not to blogging itself, but to setting up new blogs. I have added another new blog to my ever growing list.
I'm happy to announce that I now own the site, SpecialOffersBlog.com. I'm going to use this site to send out offers from all around the Internet. It's still brand new, and Feed Burner is still playing with the bubble wrap. LOL There isn't much there as of yet, but I'm hoping to bring you some of the coolest things around the blogosphere and the Web.
I'm also working on my book for NaNoWriMo. I've written 1,785 words so far. I know that doesn't sound like a lot when you figure I've got to write 50,000 before next month, but if I can do that each day, I'll hit my target.
Well, it's time for me to go play at my "real" job. I only do this in order to step away from the computer and interact with the human population. Otherwise, I'd never leave my room. LOL
I'm happy to announce that I now own the site, SpecialOffersBlog.com. I'm going to use this site to send out offers from all around the Internet. It's still brand new, and Feed Burner is still playing with the bubble wrap. LOL There isn't much there as of yet, but I'm hoping to bring you some of the coolest things around the blogosphere and the Web.
I'm also working on my book for NaNoWriMo. I've written 1,785 words so far. I know that doesn't sound like a lot when you figure I've got to write 50,000 before next month, but if I can do that each day, I'll hit my target.
Well, it's time for me to go play at my "real" job. I only do this in order to step away from the computer and interact with the human population. Otherwise, I'd never leave my room. LOL
Online Casino Reviews
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It seems that there are hundreds of casino sites online, based from all around the world. For anyone who's spend any time searching for just the right site to play at, it can be a daunting task finding an online casino that is both reputable and certified.
There is now a site where you can find almost 80 different sites, read reviews of these sites, and find out whether or not they accept members from the United States. That site is called Pro360.com.
Whatever your favorite game is, you can find it here. There are reviews on poker and blackjack sites, online bingo parlors, and even sites for betting on sporting events. Each site comes with an editor's rating, and a players rating, so you'll know which ones that everyone else things is worth their time.
Pro360.com also tells you which sites have the best payouts, which ones offer the best bonus options, and there is even a section on gambling tips. If it has to do with online gambling, you can find it here. There is even a small section on backgammon sites.
If you've ever thought about playing poker online, you should check out Pro360.com and find the perfect site for you. If you're a high roller or just a casual player, Pro360.com can point you in the right direction, and that you can bet on.
It seems that there are hundreds of casino sites online, based from all around the world. For anyone who's spend any time searching for just the right site to play at, it can be a daunting task finding an online casino that is both reputable and certified.
There is now a site where you can find almost 80 different sites, read reviews of these sites, and find out whether or not they accept members from the United States. That site is called Pro360.com.
Whatever your favorite game is, you can find it here. There are reviews on poker and blackjack sites, online bingo parlors, and even sites for betting on sporting events. Each site comes with an editor's rating, and a players rating, so you'll know which ones that everyone else things is worth their time.
Pro360.com also tells you which sites have the best payouts, which ones offer the best bonus options, and there is even a section on gambling tips. If it has to do with online gambling, you can find it here. There is even a small section on backgammon sites.
If you've ever thought about playing poker online, you should check out Pro360.com and find the perfect site for you. If you're a high roller or just a casual player, Pro360.com can point you in the right direction, and that you can bet on.
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