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[11 Mar 2010 | by verb [ICT] staff | 48 Comments]
[think] Should Standing Be Allowed at Intrust Bank Arena Concerts?

Guest post by Ryan Unruh
“Don’t you know I’m still standing better than I ever did. Lookin’ like a true survivor, feelin’ like a little kid.” – Bernie Taupin via Elton John
She wasn’t sure about all the words, but then again “Roy Cohn, Jaun Peron, Toscanini, Dancron” isn’t the catchiest lyric. Sarah Kallail improvised what she didn’t know from “We Didn’t Start the Fire,” dancing and singing in unison (kinda) with her friends while Billy Joel pounded a piano and chanted random cultural references 100-yards below.
It was pretty much what the girls …

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[10 Mar 2010 | by Tim Kaul | 2 Comments]
[move] ‘Til I Collapse: Week 2

I’m not a fashion guy at all.  Put me in boots, jeans and a T-shirt and I’m a pretty happy guy.  But what you go to the gym in, or hit the road in, is super important. Here are a few general guidelines.
Shoes
Get the right shoe for the job.  If you don’t plan on jogging/running too much, then a standard pair of cross trainers are going to do great things for you.  However, if you want to punish the pavement a little bit, get good running shoes.  Your knees, hips, …

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[9 Mar 2010 | by Andrea Anglin | No Comment]
[do] Family Activities for Spring Break

One of the most challenging jobs as a parent is managing spring break for their children. A blessing and a curse, spring break can give your family a lifetime of fun memories and tradition or be a horror show of annoying, whining children. Here are fun ideas to save your sanity this year.
YMCA Camp – Are you a working parent? Check out the YMCA’s School Day Out programs. You don’t have to be a member to take advantage of the camp-like activities for kids, including field trips, games, arts and …

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[8 Mar 2010 | by Brian Johnson | 6 Comments]
[do] Storm Chasing in Wichita

I was seven years old at a Melvern Lake campground under the dam. Storms had hit earlier in the evening and seemed to intensify overhead. We sat in our fifth wheel camper and listened to hail plink off the roof. The weatherman looked nervous on TV, so we headed to the shelter. At the campground, it was a brown brick structure that housed the showers, washer and dryers, and was the storm shelter if all hell broke loose.
The shelter was full but we squeezed in. …

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[4 Mar 2010 | by Tim Kaul | 4 Comments]
[move] ‘Til I Collapse: Week One

I am, like many people, a proud member of the Wichita YMCA.  And like a lot of those people, I don’t use that membership nearly as much as I should.
So, here I am, 6’5″, 350 lbs. and needing to drop some weight in a hurry.  According to my good doctor, all of the hobgoblins of being fat are banging at my door,  High blood pressure, diabetes, and heart attacks – OH MY.  But seriously, I am the proud and loving dad of two beautiful girls and I have a wife …