And Blizzard still hasn’t increased the maximum number of units you can drag/select, so moving a large force involves some micromanagement. These issues aside, the sheer amount of gaming to be found here is dizzying. Fans of Warcraft III will gleefully devour Frozen Throne.

Summer Fu n For Teens Here is a list of fun things for your teen to do this summer. Print it out and give it to your teen the first time they tell you they are bored. Or be proactive and give it to them before they complain about nothing to do. Many of the se things can be done either with friends or alone.

• Invent a new. • Make a music video.

• Grow a tomato or sunflower plant. • Walk barefoot through the grass. • Build a sandcastle. • Picnic at a local park. • Make the ever. • Have an overnight movie marathon.

• Play frisbee golf. • Have a car wash to fundraise for a club or charity. • Grab a blanket, spread it out in the grass and cloud watch. • Bike five miles. • Catch lightning bugs. • Eat the ever. • Take a nap under a shade tree.

• Go swimming. • out of a recycled tank top. • Soak in the bathtub with.

• Sketch a flower that is growing in your yard. • Bury a friend in the sand. • Babysit and make paper airplanes. • in a community effort. • Go fishing. • in your backyard, under the stars. • Create a photo journal.

• Hike a rail trail. • Visit the local library and sign up for the. You could win something. • Swap a favorite book with a friend and read it.

• and send it to your friend. • Write a poem • Write a song. • Write a play. • Start your novel. • Make a website. • Give your MySpace/Facebook page a summery look. • Friend someone famous on your MySpace/Facebook page.

• Have an outdoor basketball free-throw contest. • Have a watermelon seed spitting contest. • Sketch your pet. • Have a high tea, only use iced-teas. • Make a root beer float.

• Write in your journal, 'My Top Ten Favorite Summertime Activities'. • Make toe ring. • Paint your toe nails.

• Make a barefoot sandal. • Make for your family dinner. • Paint your fingernails with bright sparkly polish. • Watch the sunrise. • Watch the sunset. • Get your community’s events list for the summer and attend an event.

• Have a summer clothes fashion show. • Create a summer safety poster for the local library. • Volunteer to read to children at the library. • Make a collage out of old magazines. • Skip stones at a lake. • Surf/boogey board at the beach. • Get a new hairdo.

• Change something about how you wear your make-up. • Decide to, then pick which one you’ll do.

• Make your own popsicles. • Watch last year’s hot summer flick. • Go to this year’s hot summer flick. • Make a list of your favorite summertime movies in your journal. • Make a summer sun shaped collage out of summer fashion magazines. • Make a CD of your favorite summertime songs.

• Enjoy a board game marathon on your backyard picnic table or on your back porch. • Have a scavenger hunt. • Change something in or add something to your room.(You could clean it too.) • Give your dog/pet a bath outside. • Take your dog/pet for a walk. • Run through a sprinkler. • Make a whirlpool in a kids pool or play. • Visit a flower garden and/or butterfly house.

• Grow some lavender so you can make your own potpourri. • Turn up the music and dance. • Go stargazing. • Sleep until noon – once. • Tie-dye your bed sheets. • See some fireworks. • See a local baseball game.

• Play mini-golf. • Learn how to hula-hoop. • Create a sidewalk mural with chalk, use a tropical theme. • Organize your summer sandals and flip-flops. • Plan and enjoy a luau. What is a Cocktail?

What is the History of the Cocktail? What is a Cocktail? The official definition of a Cocktail according to the modern Merriam-Webster Dictionary is 'an iced drink of wine or distilled liquor mixed with flavoring ingredients.'

That's a pretty broad definition, but reflects the modern practice of referring to almost any as a Cocktail. The first published definition of the Cocktail appeared in an editorial response in The Balance and Columbian Repository of 1806. This read: 'Cocktail is a stimulating liquor, composed of spirits of any kind, sugar, water and.' It is this definition of ingredients that still refers to the 'ideal cocktail.

• A popular story behind the Cocktail name refers to a rooster's tail (or cock tail) being used as a Colonial drink garnish. There are no formal references in recipe to such a garnish.