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So I broke my collar bone a month ago. That meant no bike riding, just training on a stationary at home (which I did not do too often). So This weekend I got called into work, had a few drinks in me, was not gonna drive, so pedal power. it was much better than I thought it would be.
So I am back to riding to work and I gotta tell ya the freezing temp did not bug me a bit. It is just good to be back riding. Figure I will be in the park in a few weeks.
The Bible does not specifically refer to Halloween. However, unlike other holidays with a pagan origin (like Christmas and Easter), Halloween has kept much of its original focus. Even today, Halloween is the most important holiday for a variety of satanic groups and witches’ covens. (For that reason, many animal shelters will not let people “adopt” black cats before Halloween to reduce the likelihood of their being used in some sacrificial rite.)
Lightly mist martini glass with vermouth, and rim the edge with bacon grease. In a cocktail shaker, mix 3oz vodka, one dash tobasco, and one dash olive juice. Shake well and strain into cocktail glass. Skim excess bacon grease from surface of cocktail. Garnish with one slice of bacon.
apparently some daily show captures are copyright protected and my all time biggest colbert getting a bridge 125,000 views.
I have pulled all said material 
LONDON, England (CNN) — The cartoon series “South Park” has never been shy of courting controversy, but its latest episode has caused outrage by featuring the recently deceased Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin.
Swearing and random death and destruction are staples of the cartoon, which has been broadcast since 1997. Irwin, killed by a stingray’s barb while snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef in September is the latest celebrity to be lampooned by the show.
The episode, aired in the U.S. earlier this week, shows Satan preparing to host a Halloween fancy dress party. Other guests include Princess Diana, Hitler and rapper Notorious B.I.G. Critics have been appalled by the Irwin character’s depiction in a bloodstained shirt and with a stingray still attached to his chest.
John Beyer of UK TV watchdog Mediawatch said: “This is such bad taste and the makers of ‘South Park’ should review their decision to show it. Steve’s family are still grieving.
“To lampoon somebody’s death like that is unacceptable and so soon after the event is grossly insensitive.”
“South Park” maker Comedy Central defended the episode. A spokesperson for the company said: “It has offended people in the past and probably will again. Regular watchers would not be shocked.”
The show holds the record for the most swearwords spoken in one program, and regularly takes pot-shots at celebrities and makes fun of politics and religion.
Some tamer examples include George Clooney, mocked for his politically-motivated Oscar acceptance speech, and lampooning Tom Cruise and John Travolta for their belief in Scientology. One episode with a depiction of a bleeding Virgin Mary so upset the Catholic Church that it was pulled from repeats of the series.
