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I may have a place for you to get your much sought after Chocolate cookie dough ice cream... www.maggiemoos.com Ice Cream shop in Mission Valley. Get the chocolate ice cream, then have them "mix-in" the cookie dough. Same thing, not as convienent as picking it up at the grocery store, but at least it won't have swirls and nuts : ) I did a search for you and was laughing at the "C is for Cookie" blog you did. It's link is on the first page of hits when searching for your CCD ice cream on google! Only manufacturer listed is on a recall of contaminatied CCD back in 2001. I worked at a mom/pop ice cream store back in the 80s that made all their ice cream by hand...well I did and the employees : ) One that was a favorite was Chocolate Chip Cherry Cheesecake. It made the top 50 best Ice Creams of 1984 in some foodie book. I have never seen it anywhere else, and Boyd's Ice Cream went out of business back in the 90s....Stand alone ice cream joints are a tough sell in the cold midwest.
— April 29, 2009 12:04 p.m.

From Preps to Pros

Josh...Speaking of phrases people don't know, I thought of a couple from my youth that nobody knows here in So. Cal. "You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear" and "He is sucking hind tit" My wife cringes when I use the latter, but it isnt as vulgar as it sounds. First one is fairly easy to figure out, the second is not. With the swine flu in the news, I could'nt resist sharing : ) As far as state testing, I have to say as a parent, it is a joke!! I received two calls last night reminding me to make sure my kids eat breakfast and get a good nights sleep for NEXT WEEK, because they are doing the state mandated testing for the following two weeks. Teachers have one of the hardest and least appreciated jobs on the planet. They should be allowed to teach, not give tests for the sake of testing their ability to teach. All next week, my kids (public school BTW) are studying how to take the test. They take practice tests, and get pointers on which multiple choice answer is most likely to be right. That is teaching NOTHING, only how to take the test. I don't think the test shows anything about intellegence or what the kids have learned during the year. Both my kids and all their friends think it is two weeks of goof off time. They are smart enough to know it has NO ramifications on their individual grades, so it is not important to them. Back to the topic posted.... I find it intersting that if you are a European, you can join the NBA at 18yr. old. U.S. kids can't until they are 19. WHY?? Because they want the H.S. kids here to go to college at least one year to bolster the NCAA basketball program. They (NCAA) want to have at least one year of making money on the gifted athelets thru games, tourneys, & alumni support....it is BIG business for them. It is only about the money, not about helping the kids grow up or get an education. Education for ballers is an afterthought for most all college coaches. Winning on the court is the most important. This year's sweet 16 had only 8 teams with graduation rates over 50%, Arizona was only at 14%, which to me is pathetic. I remember hearing (then looked it up today) that Nolan Richardson of Arkansas did not have a single black baller graduate from 1990-1995. He did have a .700 winning percentage during that time and was considered one of the premier coaches at that time. If the NCAA does not care if players graduate, and it is all about the money, you can't bag on a kid who sees this and wants to improve his skills and earning potetial by skipping college or even his senior year in HS. Just my opinion. BTW....interesting stat I found. One of the most hated/loved coaches of the past 4 decades is KING of graduation rates for his players.... All but four of Bobby Knight’s four-year players have completed degrees, a rate of almost 98 percent. WOW!!!!
— April 29, 2009 11:18 a.m.

Police Officer Shootings

Lallaw and SD....You can get some furniture thru the Maryland Dept. of Corrections. Looks more like office furniture than for a house, and maybe limited to Govt. agencies. Spiffy online catalog for your browsing pleasure.... http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/mce/Catalog-FY09.pdf It does not look like there is a huge cottage industry of prison made products in the US. I aslo found a Govt. website that said the US made it illegal to import ANYTHING made by foreign prisoners.
— April 28, 2009 4:23 p.m.

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