Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Snow Summit's Opening Day is Thanksgiving Thursday!

Chair 1-Miracle Mile and Chair 8-Bear Bottom Beginner area will be open tomorrow at Snow Summit for the 09/10 winter season. Chair 5-Central Park run at Bear Mountain is open and as snowmaking progresses more lifts and runs will be available at both resorts. Lift hours this weekend are 8:30am to 4:00 pm. Rates will be $35 for Adults (22+), $30 for Young Adults (13-21), and $15 for Children (7-12). Remember one ticket is good at both resorts! We recommend reserving your tickets for Thursday-Sunday on-line NOW to guarantee your place on the snow this weekend. Ticket availability will be limited. Same day reservations are not available. Click HERE for reservations.

Monday, November 23, 2009

Bacon Stuff is Awesome

Ok, I've blogged about bacon before ... just because news about bacon is just always awesome:
100 Ways to use strips of bacon
Bacon-infused Vodka

So here's something else that's baconlicious:

Bacon flavored envelopes

get 'em here

Cookin' with Coolio



yeah .... really, Coolio came out with a cookbook. Here's some funny quotes from the cookbook I might actually buy.

1. "I'm the ghetto Martha Stewart, the black Rachel Ray."

2. "This dish ain't just called Karate Meat because it's got an Asian kick to it. It's called Karate Meat because it will beat you up like a pigeon in prison."

3. "Hell, when I was growing up, I could make a meal out of a package of Top Ramen and a bottle of Windex."

4. "[My mom's] fried chicken would literally put on tennis shoes and run the fuck into your mouth."

5. "Everything I cook tastes better than yo' momma's nipples."

6. "Leave the eggs to bathe for 15 minutes in the hot water like a sexy Swedish chick in a natural mineral sauna."

7. On how to make an egg roll: "Roll it nice and tight like a blunt."

8. "Having the right utensils is a good start, but then you gotta show them who's the boss up in this bitch."

9. "Seriously, if someone don't like this appetizer, you gotta grab they scruffy ass by the back of their neck and throw them out on the lawn. I can't help people like that."

10. "Let me be perfectly clear. You ain't cookin' with fire. You ain't cookin with heat. You're cookin' with Coolio, motherfucker!"

Top 6 Hangover Cures

If you party with me, you'll know my hangover prevention routine is to drink a shot of Monavie before going to bed. But that shit ain't cheap so here's some other alternatives.

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So maybe nothing scientifically "cures" a hangover but time, according to some experts, but there's no harm in trying when you've overindulged at a holiday party on some of the season's best drinks. In preparation for the time honored tradition of holiday hangovers, here's our list of the best hangover cures.

1) Drink Plenty of Water the Night of the Drinking Festivities

This one's more about prevention than a cure. While plenty may seem like a broad term, think one glass of water per alcoholic drink. The glitch is doing this throughout the evening (or day if you're a big-timer) rather than trying to catch up at the end of the night. Drinking a little before hitting the sack wouldn't hurt, though.

2) Have a Bloody Mary (Minus the Alcohol)

It's not as fun as a bloody mary with alcohol, but curing an illness with the cause of the illness is quite ludicrous (although some people swear by it). If you're too hungover to spice up your tomato juice, don't worry. It's the tomato part that helps you over that hazy hump the next day. Tomatoes contain fructose, a type of sugar that helps your body process alcohol faster.

3) Menudo (The Soup, Not The Band)

Leave it to our partying neighbors just south of the border to come up with a tasty soup to cure a night's worth of drinking mescal and tequila. It's a spicy concoction made with some of the nastier bits of the vaca including the second chamber of the cow's stomach (aka honeycomb tripe) and calves feet. Some of the less threatening ingredients include garlic, onions, cumin and some spicy peppers to sweat that hangover right out of your system.

4) Eat Some Bananas

They're delicious, natural and cheap, which makes this a favorite and simple remedy for the people in hangover land. Just eating a banana, or several if you're not too nauseated, drinking some water and resting could have you springing back to normal in a shorter amount of time. The potassium and magnesium found in bananas helps to replenish some of the nutrients you've more than likely peed out over the course of the night and the water will rehydrate you. The mild texture and flavor also helps coat an uneasy stomach. If you're feeling up to it, you can even make a shake from milk, or soy milk, honey and cantaloupe for a breakfast of champions.

5) Drink Pickle Juice

The combination of minerals and sodium will aid in the common theme here, replacing the healthy stuff your body needs that left it when you partied too hard. While to some it may not sound so appetizing, it's a common cure in Poland, where they know a thing or two about drinking and pickles.

6) Greasy Breakfast

Alcohol irritates the stomach lining, causing that undulating nausea and upset stomach when you wake up. Counter intuitively, eating a large breakfast full of grease and carbs will help lube up your stomach lining, soothing that tummy ache and giving you something else to feel guilty about momentarily.

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Monday, November 16, 2009

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Manny Pacquiao Cubecraft



Go here to print and make your own:
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

10 Awesome Celebrity Cakes

Pretty much everyone loves cake, and absolutely everyone loves Chuck Norris, so fusing these two beloved things into one glorious whole should have people losing sleep over the sheer awesomeness of the combo. But, even though the idea of a C-Nor dessert is easily the standout of the group, this compilation of 10 awesome celebrity cakes throws a few other noteworthy celebs into the mix.

1) Biz Markie Cake


2) Mr. T Cake


3) Michael Jackson Cake


more at Daily Fork

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Playable Sonic Fabric Neckties Made from Old Audio Tape



These Sonic Fabric neckties($90/each) are made from sonic fabric, which is woven from 50% recorded audio cassette tape(used) and 50% colored thread. The fabric is actually audible if you run a tape head over it!

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Monday, November 2, 2009

Hip Hop Popsicles


Mango-flavored “Forty Pop” and Strawberry-flavored “Westside Pop” — part of a larger collection of funky frozen treats produced and distributed by LA-based mixed-media artist Gary Garay by way of an appropriated paleta cart.