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spaceshipsandpurpledrank · 1 month

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#talkin #tik tok #nfl #aaron donald #football #st. louis rams #la rams #los angeles rams #traphousesports #national football league

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blackmensuited · 9 days

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#robert woods iii #robert woods #athlete #sports #nfl #st. louis rams #tuxedo #bow tie #formal #groom #wedding #handsome #sexy #style #sharp #suave #men's fashion #phyne #attractive #fine #suit

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beauxned-blog · 11 months

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Richie Incognito (G), 6'-4", 322 lbs.

#300 lbs #NFL #manhood #feel the power #buffalo bills #st. louis rams #miami dolphins #oakland raiders

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Rams give Aaron Donald massive raise

Aaron DonaldIllustration: Getty Images What does saving the Super Bowl and being arguably the best NFL player — certainly the best one not named Patrick Mahomes or Aaron Rodgers — get a person? Fortunately, for Aaron Donald and the Los Angeles Rams, not a contract dispute that lasts into training camp. There have been rumors of Donald retiring after 2021 since during the season. He had said…

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athletic-collection · 1 year

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Danny Amendola

#football #st louis rams #danny amendola

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robertsbarbie · 1 month

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i love kc but sometimes our sports teams piss me off

#you want the county residents to help vote for a bill that will help fund let me check #a new stadium in downtown that no one wants and will but many kc staple small business OUT of business #you claim you NEED to build a new stadium because suddenly the concrete underneath is bad #(when everyone knows it has to do with the lease #and wanting to expand arrowhead)#YOU WANT TO EXPAND ARROWHEAD ON TO SAID BAD CONCRETE #and you keep fake threatening to move like bro #the rams JUST recovered from leaving st. louis all those years ago #especially with football loyalties you can’t fuck with that!!#and like i’m sorry i love patrick mahomes and my bestie isiah pacheco and everyone #but like 😭 what if they get hurt #cincinnati banked everything on blonde boy and now look where they are #or andy reid retires #and like the only good renovation is making the top deck and nosebleeds more accessible #everything else is vanity and makes fans loves harder #i just ughhhhhhh shut up!#if you live in kc and vote yes i hate you #eris: text

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goalhofer · 1 year

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R.I.P. Dave Wilcox.

#Tributes #Celebrities #Sports #Football #Oregon #NFL #Los Angeles Rams #1960s #Philadelphia Eagles #Arizona Cardinals #St. Louis Cardinals #1970s

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rabbitcruiser · 1 year

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National Pinot Grigio Day

The popular white wine known as Pinot Grigio comes from a mix of Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris. Visit a winery, host a tasting event, or simply enjoy a glass.

If you’re a wine aficionado, you know that there’s nothing quite like the fresh taste of a great vintage of wine to go with an incredible meal. There are so many vintages to choose from it can sometimes be a challenge to find the perfect pairing. Thankfully there’s Pinot Grigio, an incredible wine that’s been known for hundreds of years in the world’s most respected wine regions. Pinot Grigio National Pinot Grigio Day celebrates this astonishing wine and its ability to be paired with just about anything, or just enjoyed on its own.

History of National Pinot Grigio Day

Pinot Grigio has a long history, as we already mentioned above, and shares part of its genetic heritage with Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris. As the years went by it came to be one of the most popular vintages to be grown and produced, with over 15,000 Hectares being used to grow the grape necessary to produce it. If you’ve never had this fine wine and want to know how it tastes, it has been described as having an acidic, lighter-bodied flavor, most of the noted as having a recognizable ‘spiciness’ to them.

Depending on where you’re getting your Pinot Grigio from it may come under a different name, with examples being the Auxerrois Gris from Alsace, the Grauer Monch from Germany, and the Rulander from Romania. While the basic profile of the wine remains the same, there are variations based on where and how its produced that lead to sweeter and drier varieties being available. National Pinot Grigio Day is your opportunity to go out and buy a bottle or ten and start sampling a delicious variety of what the world has to offer in the way of excellent wines.

How to celebrate National Pinot Grigio Day

As we already mentioned there’s no better way to celebrate this day than by getting yourself a fine bottle of Pinot Grigio and pouring it out with some friends. Given that there are multiple varieties of this wine it could be good to schedule a wine tasting where everyone brings a bottle of Pinot Grigio from a different region, to ensure that everyone gets the chance to enjoy the wide world of Pinot Grigio. Don’t let this holiday pass you by without taking the time to appreciate one of viticultures finest products.

Things you can do with Pinot Grigio besides drinking it!

Of course, having a delicious glass of Pinot Grigio is the best way to celebrate this day! However, there are a number of other things that you can do with Pinot Grigio, aside from drinking it. There are so many different recipes that call for Pinot Grigio. So, why not celebrate with a delicious meal incorporating Pinot Grigio and a glass of the wine to wash it down with? Fish dishes always work really well with this type of wine. Nevertheless, there are many other recipes whereby Pinot Grigio can be incorporated.

Did you know that you can use Pinot Grigio in a pie and tart crust? You have probably heard about creating a tender pie crust with vodka. However, you can also use this delicious white wine. The science is very similar. Unlike water, gluten is not created when flour and alcohol or mixed together. If you overwork gluten, baked goods can end up tough. Therefore, you can enjoy a much more tender crust if you use less gluten. Moreover, the touch of Pinot Grigio is going to add a bit of sweetness to the crust as well, so it’s a win-win!

If you’re looking for a great dinner idea to go with your bottle of white wine on Pinot Grigio day, how about a chicken cacciatore? In some countries, the tomato-based version of this dish is more well-known. However, with this version, chicken is served with a white sauce. You can prepare this with red chillis, oil, and garlic. You can then add some olives and a bottle of pinot grigio, cooking it for a long time so that all of the flavors are melded together properly. Ten minutes before you are finished cooking, add plenty of fresh rosemary to the sauce.

If this doesn’t sound like the right dish for you, how about a pasta carbonara? You can add more flavor to your pasta dish by adding a splash of Pinot Grigio to the pan after the pancetta has been sauteed. You won’t look back after trying this version. There is a gamey aftertaste to the smoked pancetta cubes. However, you can get rid of this with the Pinot Grigio, which makes the pure pancetta flavor outstanding. It really takes your dish to the next level, and this is a sort of concept that can be applied to a lot of different dishes when it comes to adding Pinot Grigio.

Last but not least, why not create your own cocktail with Pinot Grigio? Of course, you’re still going to be technically drinking it, but we’ve bent the rules a little bit for this one! There are some amazing Pinot Grigio cocktails on the Internet. Spend some time looking for a recipe you love. One of our favorites is a Hugo Spritzer. To make this cocktail, you will need your favorite Pinot Grigio (or any old bottle!) combined with soda water, elderflower syrup, mint leaves, some wedges of lime, and some ice. It’s a refreshing cocktail, which goes down a treat.

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matthew isnt just from Missouri he’s from St. Louis they hate everything Kansas City!! To pick the chiefs would be the true betrayal trust me

hmmm, fair point, st louis loyalty would win over general state loyalty. growing up in the middle of the state means most of my kc vs stl feelings are based on which one has the less annoying airport

#i miss the st louis rams tho....#sports teams relocating is bullshit

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starbirdsonthebat · 3 months

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Americans: "Taylor Swift is ruining the NFL"

People from St. Louis, Missouri: "Let me tell you a story to show you just how incredibly fucking ignorant you really are..."

#fuck stan kroenke #nfl #super bowl #taylor swift #st louis #rams

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blackmensuited · 1 year

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beauxned-blog · 8 months

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Eric Kush

Position: C/G 6'-4", 317 lbs. (193 cm, 143 kg) Born: September 9, 1989 in Bridgeville, PA College: California (PA)

#manhood #feel the power #300 lbs #nfl #kansas city chiefs #st. louis rams #chicago bears #cleveland browns

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loupickney · 3 months

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The Rams face an interesting decision with the #1 overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft: take a franchise quarterback or pounce on one of the most high-profile defensive tackles to come along in some time: Nebraska's Ndamukong Suh...

#Vintage #NFLDraft #2010 #prospect #combine #mockdraft #NFLMockDraft #NFLMockDrafts #DraftKingHistory #DraftKingThrowback #DraftKingStats #DraftKingSaid #DraftKing #NationalFootballLeague #NFL #Suh #St. Louis #Rams #Pickney

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athletic-collection · 2 years

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Danny Amendola

#football #St Louis Rams #Danny Amendola

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goalhofer · 24 days

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2024 Houston Astros Famous Relations

#35 Justin Verlander: Brother of Fox Sports MLB analyst Ben Verlander & husband of model Kate Upton Verlander. #43 Lance McCullers; Jr.: Son of former Calgary Cannons P Lance McCullers. #2 Alex Bregman: Son of former Democratic Party Of New Mexico head Sam Bregman. #16 Grae Kessinger: Grandson of former Chicago White Sox manager Don Kessinger, son of former Geneva Cubs CF Kevin Kessinger & nephew of former University Of Mississippi Rebels baseball assistant coach Robert Kessinger. #3 Jeremy Peña: Son of former Cleveland Indians 2B Gerónimo Peña & cousin of former DSL Pirates 2B Ramses Peña. #30 Kyle Tucker: Brother of former San Diego Padres LF Preston Tucker & brother-in-law of Altoona Curve CF Connor Scott. Manager Josue Espada: Brother-in-law of Baltimore Orioles manager Brandon Hyde. 1B coach Dave Clark: Brother of Los Angeles Chargers director of personnel Louis Clark. 3B coach Gary Pettis: Brother of St. Louis Cardinals scout Stacey Pettis, father of actor Kyler Pettis and Chicago Bears WR Dante Pettis & uncle of former St. Louis Rams WR Austin Pettis. Assistant hitting coach Troy Snitker: Son of Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker.

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rabbitcruiser · 1 year

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World Soil Day

One annual celebration people will be forgiven for not participating in (or even knowing about) is World Soil Day. Yes, soil—as in that sticky brown stuff that gets walked all over into prized cream carpets. Sadly, it is the ignorance about the importance of soil and the degree to which people take advantage of all that it offers that have led to a drastic reduction in its quality all over the world.

These are precisely the problems World Soil Day aims to battle, as few things could be more important to humans, the inhabitants of Planet Earth, who could never hope to survive without the land.

Soil is, without a doubt, one of the most significant parts of the ecosystem. Contributing to people’s food, water and energy and playing an important part in reducing the impact of climate change, soil is a vital part of life.

For all of these reasons, it’s high time that World Soil Day became known to more people than just scientists concerned about the welfare of our planet. So it’s time to get ready to learn about and celebrate this important day!

History of World Soil Day

In 2002, the International Union of Soil Sciences (IUSS) made a resolution proposing that the 5th of December be World Soil Day. The idea for the day was to make it possible to celebrate the importance of soil as a critical component of the natural system and as a vital contributor to human well-being.

Later, 2015 was also declared to be the International Year of Soils, in hopes of raising as much awareness as possible about the enormous role that soil plays in food security and, therefore, the very lifeline of humans. Unsurprisingly, so far it’s mostly been the global community of 60,000 or so soil scientists who have been the ones who are celebrating the day the most.

The chances of rather ordinary people exchanging ‘Happy Soil Day’ cards in the near future remain minimal. But that doesn’t mean that people can’t learn to appreciate the important role soil plays in human lives (even if it is darn hard to scrub off the carpet when those nearest and dearest feline friends leave muddy footprints on their way to the kitchen!).

Getting average people involved in becoming more aware of soil and taking part in its health is what this day is all about.

How to Celebrate World Soil Day

As it turns out, there are a number of things that average, regular people can do that can greatly help the soil they live off of to remain in good condition. It’s easy to get started with observing World Soil Day beginning with these ideas. Or for those who are super creative, they can come up with their own!

Get Educated About Soil

The best way to celebrate this day is to do exactly what scientists the world over so badly needs: to get educated. An enormous amount of damage is done to the planet every year–not due to ill will, but to ignorance. This is because many average people simply do not know enough about the earth to know when they are causing damage to it, sometimes damage that cannot be repaired.

Consider these resources for getting further educated on the issues related to World Soil Day:

Kiss the Ground (2020) This 90 minute documentary film featuring Woody Harrelson, Patricia Arquette and Tom Brady tells the important story of the soil being a viable solution to the world’s climate problems.

Symphony of the Soil (2012) Filmed on four different continents, this documentary features farmers, scientists, and ranchers who draw from ancient knowledge to pay respect to the importance of the soil.

The Biggest Little Farm (2018) Telling the story of one family’s attempt at farming, this documentary shows the way the little farm with depleted soil turned into a productive organic farm using regenerative agricultural practices.

Laguna Blanca (2012) Revealing how a farm in Argentina went from a single-crop, low-producing industrial farm to a multi-faceted area capable of production as well as lush greenery that houses many different wildlife.

Participate in a Soil-Friendly Activities

One of the first fun ideas average people can participate in is to plant a rain garden. For those who may not know what a rain garden is, it’s a shallow depression in the yard or garden that rainwater can easily flow into. This helps reduce soil erosion and promotes healthier soil.

Another important soil-friendly activity is composting. In order to stay rich in nutrients, soil needs access to fresh minerals which can come from dried leaves, dead plant parts, grass clippings and more. Keeping a compost heap in the backyard, filling it and turning it regularly not only improves the growing soil, but also reduces the amount of waste put into a landfill.

Read Kids Books about Soil

Got little family members, friends or school children who want to be educated on how important soil is to the lives of humans? Then try reading some different books with them about it! Here are a few to get started with:

The Magical World of Soil Biodiversity, by a variety of authors (2021).

You Wouldn’t Want to Live Without Dirt, by Ian Graham (2016).

The Good Garden: How One Family Went from Hunger to Having Enough, by Katie Smith Milway (2010).

What’s Sprouting in my Trash? A Book About Composing, by Esther Porter (2013).

Landscape and Plan for Less Erosion

It is a good idea to reduce to a minimum the amount of flat or paved surfaces on a property, such as driveways and patios. This is because the water flowing over these types of surfaces has a tendency to gain momentum which causes more erosion than it normally would once it reaches the soil.

For those who absolutely must have that patio, they should consider having it built with paving stones so rainwater can flow directly downward into the soil instead. It’s a much healthier (and prettier!) way to get that walking path in the garden.

Place a Rain Barrel

Another simple way to go about conserving soil (and in this case, water as well) is to have a rain barrel placed somewhere strategic where it can easily collect rainwater that is flowing off of the roof, which can then be used to water the grass and the plants.

Whatever you decide to do, remember that even the smallest gestures can make a big difference to Mother Nature!

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