Rob Toccs
Scott has spent much of his life skiing and drinking coffee. In between these activities, he studied Chemistry and worked as an EMT. Over the past four years, he has married and left those endeavors to study theology.
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Family-Friendly St. Patrick's Day Events in Dallas-Fort WorthSt. Patrick's Day is not all about loud music and free-flowing beer. For those seeking a more tame celebration, here are four family-friendly St. Patrick's Day events in Dallas-Fort Worth. -
Texas Rangers' Spring Training Lineup for 2013Texas Rangers’ spring training will give fans a sense of how good the team’s chances will be in 2013. Here is a look at the batting lineup Texas Rangers’ fans can expect to see during spring training, although the lineup is subject to change. -
The Top 5 Free Agents the Buffalo Bills Should Sign for the 2013 NFL SeasonDuring this off season, the Buffalo Bills have a chance to build a team that could make one of the best year-to-year comebacks the NFL has ever seen. Here are the top five free agents the Buffalo Bills should sign before the 2013 NFL Season. -
Hosting a 100-Mile Diet Thanksgiving Meal: A Green Way of FeastingHosts can create a delicious Thanksgiving meal with the 100-mile diet. Here is how anyone can make a 100-mile-diet Thanksgiving meal and introduce their family and friends to this green, local way of eating. -
Photos of New England's Fall Foliage: A Romantic Anniversary DestinationMy wife and I had a few hundred dollars, a car and beautiful autumn colors to our Northeast. We spent what little money we had on gas, borrowed a tent and drove toward Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine to see New England’s fall foliage. -
Giant Types of Pumpkins: A Guide to Using and GrowingWe may never know what type of pumpkin Charlie Brown's "Great Pumpkin" was. There several different varieties of giant pumpkins that it may have been. Here is a guide to the different types of giant pumpkins. -
How I Made My First Home-Brewed Beer from a Munich Dunkel RecipeThanks to this Munich Dunkel recipe, my first home-brewed beer was a hit. As with many Munich Dunkel beers, this home brew has toffee and caramel. Here is the recipe I used, along with the mistakes I made and tips for brewing your own Munich Dunkel. -
My Dog's Gums Were Bleeding: Was it Canine Periodontal Disease?We've all heard our veterinarians chide us about brushing our dog's teeth. Here's what happened when I neglected that advice and my dog got stage 3 periodontal disease (bleeding gums). I learned how to prevent and cure canine periodontal disease. -
4 Vacation Home Security Tips for Staying Safe While TravellingThe last thing you want to worry about is your home security while you're gone. Here are four vacation home security tips for making sure your trip is worry-free and your return home does not have any unwanted surprises. -
Vegetarian Grilling Ideas for SummerThere are great vegetarian grilling ideas. Hearty vegetarian meals can be prepared on your own backyard grill with that same barbecue flavor that summer craves. Here are some classic and some new vegetarian grill recipes. -
Where Have Netbooks Been?Today's modern technology has left many of us wondering why we did not see netbooks sooner. The answer to this question is two-fold. First, the software and technology did not develop quick enough. Second, netbooks were not in demand.
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FC Dallas' David Ferreira MLS Player of the WeekThe North American Soccer Reporters have voted on their player of the week for the 24th week of the Major League Soccer season. The winner of the MLS Player of the Week for Week 24 award is David Ferreira. -
A History of Boxing CardsBoxing cards hold a unique place among sports trading cards. Here is a look at how boxing cards became popular and then faded into into history.
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Knowing Your Pupil Distance (PD)PD stands for pupil distance, which is the measurement of distance between one’s pupils. It is given in millimeters. By knowing a person’s PD, the lenses on a pair of glasses can be properly placed.
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How to Introduce New Fish to Your Tropical Freshwater Fish TankIntroducing a new fish to a tropical freshwater fish tank will make sure everyone is swimming happily. Shock, due to failure to introduce a fish properly, can result in death. Here is how to avoid shock and introduce a fish safely. -
How to Choose Fish for a Freshwater Tropical FishtankFreshwater tropical fish are among the most beautiful pets you can own without requiring much daily attention and responsibility. Here are some easy tips for deciding what species of freshwater tropical fish to buy.
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What Does "Texas" Mean? the Meaning of Texas' State NameDoubtless, images of cowboys and cattle rustlers spring to mind when Texas is mentioned, sprawling plains and dry deserts, rich oil fields and richer barbecue menus. But where did the state get its name in the first place?
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The Romance With My Corolla: How I Met My WifeAs I sign your bill of sale, I pray you don’t take this personally. You have been the best vehicle I ever owned, and you will always be my favorite car. Other cars will never be able to take me where you did, to my wife. -
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: The Most Famous BrodieAfter finishing the last page, my grandfather looked at me. "That, my grandson, is the story of your ancestor, Deacon Brodie." I did not believe him. That was, until The History Channel confirmed that Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was a Brodie. -
The Complete 2012 Big 12 Spring Football Schedulehe Big 12 spring football schedule features some of the best football teams in the country: the Texas Longhorns, Oklahoma Sooners, Oklahoma State Cowboys and others. Here is a look at all the games on the 2012 Big 12 spring football schedule.
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Top 5 Athletes to Become Celebrity Poker PlayersJose Canseco's stint on "Celebrity Poker Live" will not earn him respect as one of the top celebrity poker players. Here are the top 5 athletes who became celebrity poker players.Also published on:
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Leprechaun's Limerick for St. Patrick's Day: A Tribute PoemEvery wonder what green leprechaun does on St. Patrick's Day? Here is a leprechaun's limerick to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. This poem is a tribute to all the wee little ones who guard the pots of gold.
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Old Cereal Characters: The Trix Rabbit and FriendsThe Trix Rabbit is over 50 years old. Before that, Stick Figure Boy appeared on Boxes of Trix. During the past five decades, Mickey Mouse, Trix Boys and Dr. Hypnosis have all endorsed Trix. This is the history of old cereal characters who sold Trix.
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Divorce, Marriage and Golf: Bermuda, the PGA and the LPGA from a Fan’s ViewThe PGA Grand Slam of Golf is walking out on Port Royal Golf Course. As this divorce ensues, could there be a marriage between Bermuda and the LPGA Tour? Women's golf is growing. Purposing to the LPGA Tour could net Bermuda millions.Also published on:
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Replace the PGA Grand Slam at Port Royal Golf Course with LPGA Schedule? a Fan’s TakeThe PGA Grand Slam is likely leaving Port Royal Golf Course in Bermuda. This will leave Bermuda without an event on the PGA or LPGA schedule. How can the island make up this $2 million loss? Here's three ideas.Also published on:
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Players to Watch on the 2012 LPGA Tour: A Fan’s TakeYani Tseng was the best LPGA player last year. Katherine Hull could comeback this year. Lexi Thompson is a rising LPGA player. What will these LPGA players do on the 2012 LPGA Tour?Also published on:
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Ancient Church History: The History of BaptismThroughout the early history of baptism theology remained consistent, but the mode changed dramatically. The practice of baptism in Church History was influenced by the Roman Empire. The theology in the history of baptism was grounded in God.
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Travelling in Australia: The Sydney Harbor Bridge, Sydney Opera House and Rugby in a PubGoing to Sydney, Australia was one of my favorite vacations. I enjoyed walking up the Sydney Harbor Bridge and touring the Sydney Opera House. Here are three of my favorite experiences in Sydney, and a few tips I wish I had known.
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2012 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show: New Breeds' Chances at Best in ShowThe 2012 Westminster Dog Show will feature six new breeds. I am excited to see the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show continue to grow, but it is unlikely that any of these new dog breeds will win Best in Show. At best, one might miraculously win its group.
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Joseph Alleine's 'A Sure Guide to Heaven': A Puritan Book for the Lost"A Sure Guide to Heaven" is Joseph Alleine’s thorough work on conversion. This Puritan book is the product of disciplined, systematic studies about conversion. However, it is not meant to be a textbook. This Puritan book is written to convert sinners.
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Five Facts About Grant Wood’s 'American Gothic' Your Art Teacher Forgot to MentionThe work has inspired parodies and is full of artistic skill. But, here are five interesting facts about Grant Wood's American Gothic, from the piece, itself. These are contained within the painting, and your professors neglected to mention them.
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2012 Fantasy Baseball: Who to Draft at CatcherKnowing who to draft at catcher can give you the advantage in your 2012 fantasy baseball league. You can select a good player, while your opponents do not know who to draft. Here are five catchers to consider drafting in your fantasy baseball draft.
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Five Principles on How to Teach Dog TricksWhile having dogs do tricks is fun for everyone: dog owners, dogs and spectators, teaching a dog to do tricks can be frustrating. Before you can teach a dog any trick, you must first learn how to teach a dog tricks. Here are five tips to help you.
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How to Caulk a Bathtub: A Husband’s and a Wife’s Shower-Caulking StrategiesYou’ve avoided it as long as possible, but the day has arrived. The shower’s caulking has turned into a Petri dish full of UFOs (Unidentified Fuzzy Organisms). It is time to learn how to caulk the bathtub. Here's mine and my wife's shower-caulking tips.
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RIP: Four Decades of Old Cereal Characters Lost to LegendThese old cereal characters are retired, but they should never be forgotten. Each one’s story tells something of American culture during its respective era. Here are four old cereal characters you either forgot about or never met, along with their tales.
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Little-Known, but Important Facts About the Constitution and Their SignificanceThese are strange, but very important, facts about the Constitution. Make your Social Studies teacher proud by understanding: how the government went green centuries ago, how presidential terms could have been worse, and why amendments aren't ratified.
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7 Weird Sports: Unusual Sports from the U.SThe United States is responsible for creating many weird sports. Here are 7 unusual sports from the U.S. Most of these weird sports originated on the West Coast. Do they add to or detract from the country's culture?
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2012 LPGA Schedule Helps Women's Golf by Starting Overseas: A Fan's TakeWith a well-crafted 2012 LPGA schedule, women’s golf should grow this year. Under LPGA commissioner Mike Whan’s leadership, the Tour opens with three tournaments overseas. This will provide a solid beginning for the 2012 LPGA Tour.Also published on:
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The Winner in Gingrich and Romney’s Poll Results: President ObamaPresident Obama is the only one benefiting from the Republican primaries. As Republicans waffle between candidates in a circus they primaries, Obama continues to solidify his position. The real winner of the Gingrich and Romney poll results is Obama.
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YouTube Video Announces Anonymous to Hack Facebook, Will it Happen?On Jan. 28, according to Anonymous’ Youtube Video, the group of hackers will attack Facebook. Anonymous' Facebook attack will be the most recent battle in a "war," over the internet. Will Anonymous Facebook attack be successful?
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Low Sodium Homemade Habanero Hot Sauce RecipeThis habanero hot sauce recipe is easy to make and healthy. Because it is a low sodium habanero hot sauce recipe, people can us as much as they want. The habaneros create a very spicy kick, but this homemade hot sauce recipe can be made milder.
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7 Things Not to Say to Parents Without ChildrenAddressing infertility issues with these couples is tenuous, and sometimes the issue emerges involuntarily. Here are seven things not to say to parents without children. Anyone of these comments could offend parents without children.
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PGA's Stewart Cink at the Sony Open: A Has Been or Will Be?Stewart Cink has earned respect through consistency. That is, until last year. The Sony Open at Waiale will be Stewart Cink’s chance to show whether he is a has-been or will be a champion again.
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Who was St. Patrick? The Facts About St. Patrick's LIfe“Who was St. Patrick?” There are many legends about him, including one that he banished all snakes from Ireland. Here are the facts about St. Patrick’s life.
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Best Syracuse Basketball Recruits from the 1990s and 2000sSyracuse basketball recruits have been some of the best college basketball players. While Gerry McNamara was one of the most loved Syracuse basketball recruits, the program has had many stars. Here are the top five recent Syracuse basketball recruits.
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7 Weird Sports: Unusual Sports from EnglandWeird sports can be found all over the world. Every nation has its own games, which other cultures find to be unusual sports. Yet, England seems to have more weird sports than anyone else. Here are seven unusual sports from England.
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Tree Skiing: Learning How to Ski Glades Better, SafelyTree skiing is exciting, but can be dangerous. With some special techniques for tree skiing, people can learn how to ski glades safely. These five tips will keep you safe and having fun tree skiing. They will help you learn how to ski glades better.
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Three Up-and-Coming Golfers on the 2012 PGA Tour: A Fan’s TakeWho are tomorrow’s best PGA golf players? Last year, they were playing on the Nationwide Tour. Here are three up-and-coming PGA golf players from the Nationwide Tour. They could play on the 2012 PGA Tour.Also published on:
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7 Weird Sports: Unusual Sports from Around the WorldNext time you're tired of watching golf of another baseball game, check out one of these weird sports. The world is full of unusual sports; here are seven of them from all different cultures.
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Server Tips: How to Increase Your Tips as a Waiter or WaitressWhen working as a server, tips are your livelihood. Yet, they are difficult to earn. Whether you go by server, waitress or waiter waiting on customers is hard work. Here are five tricks for servers; tips will increase when these are used.
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The History of Valentine’s Day: Who was St. Valentine?While every February 14, Valentine’s Day, couples send romantic Valentines, no one knows the true history of Valentine’s Day. The Roman Catholic Church has three saints named Valentine, or Valentinus. So, who was Saint Valentine?
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A Valentine's Day Story: Through Another's EyesSome Valentine’s Day stories are romantic. Some Valentine’s Day Stories are humorous. Some Valentine’s Day Stories are tragic. This Valentine's Day story is none. It is the story of a poor man on Valentine’s Day. He never said a word, but his eyes...
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The Best Dallas Coffee Shops: Cultivar, Pearl Cup, Crooked TreeDallas hosts some great coffeehouses. These local Dallas coffee shops serve great coffee and have a local atmosphere. Cultivar Coffee and Tea, The Pearl Cup and the Crooked Tree Coffeehouse are the three best Dallas coffee shops.
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5 Things to Do in Dallas for when You Cannot Decide What to DoWhen deciding what to do in Dallas, Texas, there are many attractions to choose from. Here are 5 great things to do in Dallas, TX. The entire family will enjoy these 5 things to do in Dallas.
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Valentine's Day Restaurants in Dallas, TX: Which Restaurant for Valentine's Day is Best?Deciding where to dine on Valentine’s Day is difficult. At the perfect restaurant for Valentine’s Day, you will have a memorable February 14. Here is a guide to the best Valentine’s Day restaurants in Dallas, Texas.
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Cut Benefits for the Unemployed: My Jobs Plan for the Jobless U.S.Politicians each have their own way of saying they will help the U.S.’s jobless situation, but it is just talk to me. I have a jobs plan that will work. First, cut Benefits for the unemployed. Second, cut taxes for businesses growing in the U.S.Also published on:
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Tree Skiing: Learning How to Ski Glades with the Right EquipmentTree skiing is exhilarating, but it also can be intimidating. Learning how to ski glades safely opens up a new world to skiers. Here are five tips that will help you stay safe while tree skiing. These suggestions focus on safety precautions.
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Is Going on a Cruise Safe?Ever since the Titanic, there have been cruise ship disasters. Travelers wonder if their cruise is safe. Taking a hard look at the measures ensuring cruise safety will ease vacationer's worries. There are many agencies that oversee cruise safety.
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Macaroni and Cheese, Thank You for Saving LunchA Shakespearean sonnet extolling the magnificence of macaroni and cheese, the perfect meal for lunch!
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No One Knows What to Expect from Johnny Miller and Nick Flado at Hyundai Tournament of Champions: A Fan's TakeNo one knows what to expect from Johnny Miller and Nick Faldo. As Johnny Miller said, their role at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions at the Plantation Course at Kapalua, “It will be interesting to see if it….”
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How to Ski MogulsLearning how to ski moguls can be a painful experience, but the exhilaration that flows from dancing down the fall line of a trail, bopping between bumps, is inexpressible. With this step-by-step system, intermediate skiers can learn how to ski moguls.
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Rick Perry Heads to South Carolina, Has No Chance in the NorthRick Perry’s tweet, “And the next leg of the marathon is the Palmetto State...Here we come South Carolina!!!,” should come as no surprise. Perry is a southerner, who cannot attract Northerner’s votes.Also published on: