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71. “I’d Rather be Bald Than Have No Head at All” (Season 3, Episode 31)Rob fears he’s losing his hair and resorts to desperate and unorthodox measures leading to a bad dream that rivals “It May Look Like a Walnut.” Unlike that classic, this episode clues the audience in that Rob is having a nightmare. It’s bizarrely funny, but there is a genuinely unexpected twist.

Depending on what time of year your baby was born, long sleeve or short sleeve options are necessary. Forgo the cute baby clothes for a few months except for special occasions. A onesie is needed underneath cute clothes too. I prefer the kimono style organic baby clothing, as it doesn’t require pulling over baby’s head to get on and off.

Many technical rain jackets fell constricting: You know you are wearing a shell when you have it on and it even restricts mobility for everything  from hiking to scrambling up rocky slopes. Not so with the 11.6-ounce Interstellar. Built with fully waterproof/breathable fabric that incorporates lots of stretch throughout and even more so in strategic spots like under the arms this shell feels like a second skin. Bonus: an easy-to-adjust hood that will fit over a bike or climbing helmet.

In a similar vein, know that you cannot count on keeping any fancy or expensive newborn clothes you buy in pristine condition. Where there are babies, there are messes. And guess what? They won’t fit into anything for long anyway.

The tour concludes at the base of Centennial and is offered Tuesdays through Fridays. For a full schedule visit http://www.beavercreek.com.

“Regardless of wins and losses and the success you have on the floor, our responsibility as coaches is not only to develop the player, but more importantly the person,” McNary head coach Ryan Kirch said. “(The project) gives us the opportunity to give back to a community that does a lot to support us. It really has become a staple of our program.”

He didn’t let that stop him. He floated it to her anyway, to see what she thought, and Lisa quickly added her own spin – suggesting Alum Creek Park South, which also has a BMX course that Thomas enjoyed.

Rob has to watch a fashion show on TV to scout some talent for The Alan Brady Show. How he comes to arrive late to a wedding wearing “a hairy tuxedo” drives perhaps the series’ best “what happened” episode as he recalls the increasingly frantic events to a humiliated Laura. Van Dyke earns his biggest laughs just reacting to the colorful characters and increasing craziness around him.

147. “Fifty-Two, Forty-Five or Work” (Season 5, Episode 14)Rob recalls his first summer hiatus from The Alan Brady Show and having to find a job. The least of the series’ vaunted flashback episodes.

141. “Girls Will Be Boys” (Season 4, Episode 23)To their detriment, Ritchie episodes tended to be more about parenting issues, like how Rob and Laura deal with their son being beaten up at school by a girl. Still, this episode gets a boost from Bernard Fox (aka Dr. Bombay) as the girl’s father.

43. “The Case of the Pillow” (Season 4, Episode 21)It’s fun to watch layman Rob Petrie play lawyer to an increasingly exasperated Ed Begley as a small claims court judge hearing Rob’s case against a suspect pillow salesman. Alvy Moore (Hank Kimball on Green Acres) has the episode’s most famous line: “Your honor, I’d like to enter a plea of insanity; he’s crazy.”

The girls then returned and started throwing rocks at her car, officials said. The woman then got out of her car again and the girls attacked her by pushing her to the ground and hitting her in the head and pulling her hair, police reported. The girls then left.