Add-on pedals and refined ergonomics make a new children’s bike from Strider stand out. Our preschool-age tester gives his first-look review. Read more…
Bring your undecorated Christmas trees to the south side of the Eagle Town Park before 6 p.m. All ornaments, tinsel and lights must be removed before you drop your tree off. Please make sure the tree is on the park lawn and not the road, spread your trees out along the south and west corner of the park and don’t pile them too high as it could create some difficulties for the firefighters.
Drool happens. Pop on this stylish bib out of Portland and take it in stride. Absorbent organic cotton and bamboo keep Baby comfy and dry, while the modern pattern looks great and obscures stains. $15 at etsy.com/shop/sillydaisykids
62. “Body and Sol” (Season 5, Episode 11)Another flashback to Rob’s Camp Crowder days when “Pitter Patter Petrie” fought Boom Boom Bailey for the middleweight championship. Rob faces stiff resistance from Laura, inspiring the solid episode’s defining line, “You’re no Lili Palmer.” Van Dyke follows in the grand tradition of Charlie Chaplin, Stan Laurel, and Curly during the climactic bout.
The free event is designed to help low-income families, or children in at-risk situations, enjoy the holiday in a positive way.
65. “I am My Brother’s Keeper/The Sleeping Brother” (Season 1, Episodes 26-27)Burford! Rob’s brother Stacey (Jerry Van Dyke) makes a delightful grand entrance in the series’ first two-parter. Stacey is “spirited, joyful and bubby,” but only when he’s asleep. When he’s awake, he’s shy, reserved and introverted. His audition to appear on The Alan Brady Show sets the stage for one of those great Petrie house parties where the cast entertains.
After the slopes close today, head to the plaza level and ice rink to enjoy Sounds of the Season, featuring live music by Por La Paz on the Fountain Stage. Based in Denver, this trio has traveled the globe and will bring world beats to Beaver Creek with two shows at 4:30 and 6 p.m.
"He was a great skater," Jim said. "He wasn’t a puck-handler, but he found his way to the net. What we learned from the coaches was [that] he was one of the more knowledgeable players, as far as retaining what they were telling him. They called it ‘hockey smart.’ He knew where to be."
Its roots reach back to the Industrial Revolution in Waterbury, Conn., where women workers in new factories needed a place to send their daughters. The result was the founding of the nation’s first Girls Club in 1864.
If you are going to go anywhere with your newborn baby, you absolutely have to have extra clothes along.
If you only need something for occasional use, getting something highly technical is less important, though you might want to look for a waterproof jacket that is not too bulky so it can be easily stuffed into a backpack or under a buggy.
18. “When a Bowling Pin Talks, Listen” (Season 2, Episode 32)In the season three Mad About You episode, “The Alan Brady Show,” Carl Reiner, reprising Alan Brady, references “the bowling pin sketch.” And here it is, the sketch Rob inadvertently steals from a litigious children’s TV show clown. First frame to last, a great episode, with a pie-in-the-face finish.
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