You could call it the cookout to end all cookouts.
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Confused on what jams to play during your summer cookouts?
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No fireworks or cookouts in this one by Jim Hilger.
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One of the best things about summer is all the cookouts!
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I know that there are cookouts looming for some of you.
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Koreans love cookouts, which are always accompanied with the alcoholic drink soju.
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Scheduled weekend events included cookouts, prayer vigils, peace walks and neighborhood cleanups.
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Everybody be coming outside, it be cookouts, everybody playing basketball, shooting dice.
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Oh yeah, and I guess fireworks and cookouts and whatever also happen.
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For years, officials turned a blind eye to cookouts in Central Park.
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Today, though, is for cookouts and barbecue, hot dogs and watermelon lemonade.
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We're talking about the good kind with grub-filled cookouts and craft cocktails.
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Why are we always the first to offer ourselves up to host summer cookouts?
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Imagine a world that relies less on meat to bring joy to cookouts and BBQs.
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Guests can also enjoy cookouts at The Granary, a casual outdoor venue overlooking Lake Mohonk.
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Summer does not only equate to trips to the beach and a string of backyard cookouts.
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Like summer Fridays, poolside cookouts, and white jeans, these Dunkin' newcomers won't stick around for long.
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I miss our family cookouts and trips to a little farm where we fed the animals.
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He remembers cookouts and walking his dogs and gorgeous sunsets over fields dotted with hay barrels.
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Before prison, I was a 17-year-old who enjoyed cookouts and holidays with aunts and uncles.
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Another critic — an organizer from Direct Action for Rights and Equality — suggested having cookouts at the museum.
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It's a taste of the America Samin had always been looking for at cookouts and never found.
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A warning to viewers: think twice before using this documentary as inspiration for your July 4 cookouts.
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Many will grill through the holiday, at cookouts and barbecues, mostly over glowing charcoal or burning propane.
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Abraha cracked down on shoplifting; he also lowered prices and began holding cookouts in the parking lot.
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Finally, in the name of service journalism, we taste-tested 10 hot dogs for your summertime cookouts.
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And that doesn't just mean you'll be wearing a puffy jacket to Memorial Day cookouts from now on.
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So as spring approaches and brings with it potential for weekend cookouts, don't forget to use your refrigerator.
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Grab your grills and plan your cookouts at CNN's 10 best places to celebrate Memorial Day this weekend.
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I got there in the summer and it was so great: beaches, cookouts, ice cream, and fire pits.
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It tends to attract doctors, lawyers and executives who value their privacy and aren't planning any neighborhood cookouts.
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There's nothing quite like sun-soaked summer cookouts with friends and family, but sadly, summer can't last forever.
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Some banded together to find creative ways to sustain themselves without power, including hosting cookouts on the beach.
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It could be the fact that we're more likely hear it at beach parties, cookouts, and on car trips.
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Give this a look before the season starts and after every few cookouts to make sure it doesn't overflow.
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Ginzel attributes the strong pork belly and ribs storage removal to increased retail featuring of ribs for outdoor cookouts.
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EL PASO — Usually they gather in their aunt and uncle's sun-baked, dirt yard for cookouts and birthday parties.
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But since then, I've had the opportunity to hang out with him at cookouts and go to his house.
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It's a time to break from our busy work lives and gather together for cookouts with friends and family.
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It will also host regular support groups, youth counseling, meditation and yoga classes and cookouts on its back terrace.
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Get your sausages ready, so that you can give it a whirl at your Labor Day cookouts and whatnot.
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That has left many companies (and customers) in Britain worried that summer cookouts may soon be off the menu.
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They proudly purchased big Chevy Impalas, kept their homes in impeccable condition and had crab cookouts in their backyards.
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First come acquaintances, people I can recognize and say hi to at yoga class, cookouts, church, that kind of thing.
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We put off gardening and hosting cookouts, keep our windows closed, and rely on costly air conditioning to keep cool.
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In the 2000s, Mr. Franklin was designing and welding offset smokers and firing them up for loosely organized backyard cookouts.
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Over cocktails and cookouts on the island, Sater told BuzzFeed News, he "was pitching the shit" out of the mystery man.
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He says the program has become a community-building project, with community members inviting the students over for dinner and cookouts.
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Ah, July 4th: the holiday of sparklers and cookouts and celebration with family and friends—or so it's supposed to be.
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When it comes to hanging out with their dads, Libras like doing anything involving cooking, from beach cookouts to neighborhood barbecues.
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"Cape Cod traffic and cookouts and stuff dominated the news cycle and dominated peoples&apos focus around Memorial Day," Kerrigan said.
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The department may want officers at every precinct community council meeting, participating in pickup basketball games, and stopping by local cookouts.
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To set out to tell a story about two families, their kids, their midlife crises and backyard cookouts is indeed unremarkable.
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The summer's waves, while less consistent, see gentler breaks perfect for beginners, who meet back on the beach for sunset cookouts.
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We're proudly getting ready for our Yule-time cookouts, our Noel fireworks shows, our nativity pool parties, kids selling mulled lemonade!
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Events scheduled for the weekend included cookouts, rallies, prayer vigils, peace walks, basketball tournaments, variety shows, neighborhood cleanups, meditations and poetry readings.
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A season that reigns supreme in cookouts complete with hot dogs, hamburgers, steaks, chicken, and veggies a plenty grilled on the BBQ.
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There's dinner tonight to prepare, and cookouts and barbecues to run on both weekend days and on Monday's federal holiday to boot.
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What I'm missing, I've come to realize after a summer of cookouts and heart-to-hearts and hiking trips, is an enemy.
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"The campaigns who win are the ones who are literally knocking on doors — going to people's cookouts where they are," says Gunn.
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Down the shore from the cafe, wedged between patios of family cookouts, the Gary Aquatorium has revived an even more distant history.
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It is cookouts and heart disease and the prom and white picket fences and bodega cats and gossip magazines and hell and sunglasses.
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They had two beautiful children; they had a perfect life together—friends, cookouts, vacations, birthdays and weddings, love and money—until they didn't.
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BOSTON – In these complex times, a simple question about the quintessential American holiday of fireworks, cookouts and parades isn&apost always so simple.
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Between all those cookouts, barbecues, and al fresco happy hours, your chompers are going to see a lot of extra action this summer.
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TJ's unique warm weather goods have taken us everywhere from backyard cookouts to park picnics and rooftop happy hours in inspired, flavorful style.
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Sure, we celebrate birthdays with cookouts and playlists; we don't have a mariachi or banda at every pachanga — but this was a quinceañera!
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An obvious companion to any camping trip, the Hammaka also seems ideal for bonfires, cookouts, tailgates and anywhere outdoor relaxation is top of mind.
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In June, the Alzheimer's Association celebrates "The Longest Day" with fundraisers around the country, including dance marathons, tennis tournaments, and outdoor cookouts or parties.
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Detectives are trying to determine if the cookouts on opposite sides of the street were related or any other possible connections among those present.
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I had eaten small triangles of watermelon on porches and at neighborhood cookouts since I was "knee high to a grasshopper" as a child.
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Groups of friends at the grocery store in Eastsound, the island's hub, filled their shopping carts with all the ingredients of beer-heavy cookouts.
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They joined the same kickball league, went out for drinks after games Monday nights and saw each other at cookouts hosted by mutual friends.
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Summer is nearly here and we're already stoked for what's to come: long warm sunny days, cookouts with friends, and of course, frozen-boozy goodness.
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Ceasefire organizers are planning almost 50 events -cookouts, peace walks, a basketball tournament and prayer meetings - across the largely African-American city of 615,000 people.
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Summer is upon us, and with it trips to the pool and the beach, weekends spent at cookouts, and late night ice cream cone runs.
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Memorial Day, the unofficial start of summer and a cherished three-day weekend, usually means cookouts, visiting national memorials, and hard-to-beat retail sales.
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The community is tight-knit, and residents regularly hold group cookouts, holiday events and golf-cart parades (the primary mode of transportation in the neighborhood).
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A Good Appetite Perfect for summer cookouts, marinated butterflied lamb shines when cooked over a live fire, charring on the outside and becoming succulent inside.
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THIS SIMPLE MAYONNAISE-BASED GRILLING HACK WILL CHANGE YOUR SUMMER COOKOUTS Hayes then took to social media, asking if anyone knew of an engagement there Friday.
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All of the recent mass shootings in the United States came over the long Memorial Day weekend, with three of them directly linked to holiday cookouts.
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Beyond the cookouts, cold ones cracked with the boys, and fireworks displays, the Fourth of July is (checks Wikipedia to make sure) a very patriotic holiday.
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My journey first began when my family use to throw our famous cookouts and everyone on the block would come through and have a good time.
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A student there said that many Saudis attended the school and that they often mingled and had cookouts, but that Mr. Alfallaj did not attend these gatherings.
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But because we love a good barbecue — and we can't always count on a weekend country escape — we've crafted an easy plan for making cookouts dine-in doable.
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The carnage carried over to Monday, Memorial Day proper, with two drive-by shootings at cookouts in Baltimore, Maryland, and Sacramento, California, both of which left five injured.
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If you're in the market for a new vehicle, you might want to fit in a trip to the dealership between parades and cookouts over Memorial Day weekend.
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Lakeshia Jenkins, Joseph's wife, said Ms. Williams and the girl would often come over for cookouts in the yard, or join their family at a nearby water park.
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Still, patriotism is running high, with 86% of the population planning to celebrate Independence Day this year, primarily by hosting or attending cookouts, barbecues and picnics, the NRF found.
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Judging from your Instagram feed, Memorial Day's long weekend has meant backyard cookouts, pool parties and dancing until the wee hours of the morning for many of your friends.
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More than crickets and fireflies, more than baseball and cookouts, perhaps nothing signals the arrival of summer in the United States like the soft familiar whir of air-conditioning.
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We've hacked how to eat an epic outside meal inside, perfected our seasonal playlist, and now we're covering how to accessorize your cookouts (or cook-ins!) to trendy new heights.
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The wine itself hails from France and will be available in both bottles and cans, making it the perfect addition to all kinds of summer outings, from cookouts to picnics.
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The Fourth of July weekend brings with it more than just cookouts, fireworks, and weekends at a shared beach house you probably spent a chunk of your June paycheck on.
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Family reunions, cookouts, barbecues, back-to-school bashes, and all other summer party activities are excuse enough to put on your best white linens and turn all the way up.
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The sign of the crab is known for being nurturing, creative and intuitive, and their season is usually associated with cookouts, carnivals, and beach excursions—everything we love about summer!
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One thing hasn't changed: Billions of hot dogs will be eaten at cookouts this summer, and serving them is one of the easiest ways we know to make people happy.
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Summer feasts without the proper space are something we urbanites often avoid attempting to pull off, because in our minds, cookouts exist in wide-open backyards and not our cramped kitchens.
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Unlike many outdoor grills, this one has a non-stick coating and makes for super simple clean-up — crusted-on grease is one thing you won't miss from those outdoor cookouts.
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By Election Day, "Black Joy brunches," cookouts and neighborhood block parties will have generated more than half a million text messages to voters, and 50,000-plus homes visited in black neighborhoods.
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Instead, you're forced to wait in line for hours outside of packed barbecue places and opportunistically troll other people's cookouts in order to get your fix of that carnal, gnawing pleasure.
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Social distancing is critical to containing the virus; stay and work from home if that's possible, and limit contact with others -- no cookouts, no play-dates, no face-to-face dates.
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As for holiday cookouts, barbecues and potlucks, you can gin up a menu out of our extensive collection of recipes for Labor Day, or our collection of best summer picnic recipes.
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"Some ask whether it is inappropriate for us to go about American life, to attend baseball games and spend time with our family at cookouts on a day like this," he said.
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Kenya, her 12-year old son, Simeon, and her newborn baby will be the first in their extended family to own a home, which she looks forward to hosting family cookouts at.
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Americans will spend more than $230 billion on cookouts and other celebrations of the Declaration of Independence, up from $2000 billion in 2016, according to a report by the National Retail Federation.
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Degel said beef prices always rise in the "grilling season," when cookouts and barbecues are the most popular and when the summer heat causes cows and other farm animals to lose weight.
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In addition to the matches throughout the day (which come complete with wine, art, and fashion), there are evening parties — think massive gaucho-style bonfire cookouts and barefoot beach parties by moonlight.
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The program can range from neighbors making a concerted effort to keep their porch lights on for the evening, to parades, cookouts, and block parties, all intended to build better community-police relations.
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The town, and Costa Rica in general, takes keeping the environment clean very seriously, and everyone was out celebrating at the lake with cookouts and music while taking turns cleaning up the shore.
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If its only purpose is for convenient beverage chilling in your own backyard during cookouts, that's going to have a huge impact on how much you need to spend (well south of $100).
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We wanted a baseline understanding of the dish as a baked side dish for barbecues and cookouts, and as a midweek stovetop meal (above), the sort some ordinarily make out of a box.
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Their vision, a lost-in-time camp brimming with Pendleton-style blankets, creaky cots and cookouts (strictly D.I.Y., there is no restaurant) is manna to those drawn to no-frills, old-fashioned fun.
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We attend cookouts on Memorial and Labor Days, go to uncomfortable Thanksgiving dinners with relatives we don't know, drive to the store to buy milk or socks or laptop computers, and we watch baseball.
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People followed those rallies with rural cookouts, deep in so-called Trump Country, to gather and talk about family and the plight of migrants, and pass the hat to post bond for migrant families.
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"We wanted a baseline understanding of the dish as a baked side dish for barbecues and cookouts, and as a midweek stovetop meal, the sort some ordinarily make out of a box," he explained.
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The day marks the unofficial beginning of summer and all of the magical memories that come with it: rooftop parties, beach house parties, outdoor festivals and after-parties, and low-key parties like cookouts.
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With its accompanying dance of the same name being acted out at family cookouts, block parties and impromptu dance competitions on the street, it arguably became the modern-day Electric Slide in the city.
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Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary clubs act as host groups for the visiting teams, throwing barbecues and cookouts and making arrangements for fishing and hiking trips to the Grand Mesa and the Colorado National Monument.
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"Despite all of our repeated warnings for weeks ... some people are treating this like a vacation or a spring break with parties and cookouts and large gatherings at some of our parks," Hogan said.
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And while this weekend may mark the last hurrah of cookouts, fireworks, and an excuse to day drink White Claws on a Monday, there are some summer highlights you don't have to bid farewell to.
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Even where cookouts are allowed, there are further regulations, including prohibitions on ground fires and propane; flames must be at least 10 feet from trees and buildings, and users must properly dispose of their charcoal.
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He researches using an app called Dianping (think Chinese Yelp), but also through early morning walks, on which he identifies the stalls, corners, and cookouts with the longest lines, happiest customers, and most mesmerizing smells.
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So far this year, at least 73 people have been shot at cookouts (some of those shootings fell before Memorial Day, when unseasonably warm weather drew victims out to their barbecues and into harm's way).
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In what's sure to be the song of summer—pouring out of car stereos and soundtracking backyard cookouts and beach parties of all kinds—Snowden outlines his motivations, and views on security, and the surveillance state.
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Last summer, the Kroger supermarket chain launched a special section of its website dedicated to "Grilling and Chilling" with meals and menus designed for the season of cookouts, pool parties, and downing cold beers with friends.
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Fast-forward less than a year, and cookouts aren't happening, pool parties might be acceptable by mid-to-late summer if we're lucky, and drinking with friends is basically drinking alone, but during a group chat.
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I used to be very nervous about taking portraits, so for me, this project started by setting up my camera at family cookouts and getting a feel for how my subjects were in front of the camera.
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A friend who knew Sara Ellis from growing up in Brevard County, Florida, said Ellis had a tight-knit family and group of friends who enjoyed hanging around the Ellis family home for pool parties and cookouts.
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My earliest memories of those holiday cookouts are mostly of my Uncle Marvin, who cooked only one day of the year, though we all thought, or at least I did, that he should give it up entirely.
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Summer's over, and those back-alley cookouts and flower garnishes are soon to be relegated to your long-term memory as the prospect of eating outside will, for many of us, become laughable for the next few months.
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But Albert Moten Jr. still gets together with his family in New Orleans, where he lives, to replicate the summer cookouts he grew up with, boiling turkey necks and crayfish with corn on the cob, and frying fish.
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Which may not be this weekend, since America is heading into a federal holiday on Monday — Columbus Day, officially; it's Indigenous Peoples' Day to some — and there'll be cookouts for a lot of us, family gatherings with friends.
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So I apologize that at the cookouts and family reunions you'll have to put up with uncles and aunties who pull you close and hold you too tight and get a little teary-eyed when you come around.
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The group had been hosting cookouts and activities for kids in the spot where the two women were shot since its founding in 2015, and Grant and Stoudemire had been members for two years, according to the Huffington Post.
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He has found a culinary aesthetic that's the equivalent of the electric slide, a line dance that still prompts black families to rise up in unison at backyard cookouts but equally rouses a crowd at a predominantly white wedding.
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" On Labor Day, Ms. Whitmer circulated energetically through Detroit's holiday cookouts, telling voters that November represented a "once in a generation opportunity" because the state had not "had a pro-labor governor and a good economy in 25 years.
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Her voice has narrated the highs and lows of our history in the US. And even when she can't be there in person, it's her records we play to find comfort at family reunions, summer cookouts, protests, wars, and weddings.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison said at a public press conference there were cookouts happening on both sides of the street when the suspect began firing into the crowd "indiscriminately" in West Baltimore, near Perkins Square Baptist Church on Edmondson Avenue.
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Such a nice carefree American celebration, smack in the middle of summer, redolent of cookouts and the Beach Boys crooning "Fun, fun, fun," and still on the same day that those wicked-smart guys in Philadelphia pulled off that miracle.
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While people across the U.S. spend the Fourth of July weekend enjoying cookouts and fireworks, others who have spent years patiently waiting for their chance to live the American dream will be stuck in far-flung refugee camps not knowing what comes next.
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WASHINGTON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. consumers likely paid more for grills to cook their Independence Day hot dogs and burgers this year because of the U.S.-China trade war, but they will find some consolation in less costly meat for cookouts as tariffs curb U.S. exports.
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While Syracuse is famously the home of the first Dinosaur BBQ restaurant, its strongest impact on the region's food culture can be seen more at picnics and cookouts than at any dining establishment, where crisp, barbecued Cornell chicken legs and salt potatoes are commonly consumed.
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Final ThoughtsThis rosé was not a home-run favorite among our tasters (it lacked any interesting flavor complexity), but it tasted like the most dependable purchase of the bunch — it was a smooth and drinkable option that we'd rely on for an affordable crowdpleaser at summer cookouts.
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WASHINGTON/CHICAGO, July 2364 (Reuters) - U.S. consumers likely paid more for grills to cook their Independence Day hot dogs and burgers this year because of the U.S.-China trade war, but they will find some consolation in less costly meat for cookouts as tariffs curb U.S. exports.
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People are planning cookouts and feasts, at least when they're not monitoring traffic and weather apps, planning their getaways or planning not to get away at all, but to enjoy the fantastic quiet that can fall in New York City on a holiday weekend when conventional wisdom says everyone should get out of town.
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As owners of the self-described "very, very gay" MeMe's Diner in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, Mr. Clark, 30, and Ms. Willis, 27, have become linchpins of the L.G.B.T.Q.-centric New York food community since opening in November 2017 (Cuties, a rainbow-fronted coffee shop with a community tab program and monthly "Queers, Coffee & Donuts" sidewalk cookouts, is a hub for those in Los Angeles).
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Despite the world's bereavement over her death, despite her having been less a household name and more a spiritual resident of our actual home, despite giving us soundtracks for loneliness, for lovemaking, for joy, for church, cookouts and bars, despite the induction ceremonies, medals and honorary degrees, despite her having been the only Aretha most of us have ever heard of, is it possible that we've taken her for granted, that in failing to make her president, a saint or her own country, we still might not have paid her enough respect?
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