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Non-grouper Basket or NGB is a term used to describe exceptionally good-looking girls. The term was coined by a Florida State University student as a way to draw attention to said girls without making it obvious that this was his intention. The term originates from the fact that the grouper baskets on the menu at an on-campus food establishment are never ordered, and therefore must be nasty, and anything that is a non-grouper basket must be the opposite of nasty. while the term is currently used by a limited number of Florida State students, it is sure to grow to wide spread usage in the near future. For an example of an NGB click here
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This is a list of community-supported agriculture (CSA) farms and organizations listing CSA farms.

Individual Farms Practicing the CSA farming method by state

Florida
*Redland Organics - Redland, Florida area CSA farm

Illinois
*Prairieland CSA - Central IL CSA website with several CSA resources


Iowa
*Wilber's Northside Market - Serving the Boone, Iowa area


Maryland
*One Straw Farm - Organic CSA serving the Baltimore, Maryland area

Massachusetts
*Red Fire Farm - Organic CSA for the Connecticut River Valley and the Boston/Cambridge area in Massachusetts

Michigan
*Maple Creek Farm - Organic CSA serving Metro Detroit, Michigan
*Needle Lane Farm - CSA farm serving Ann Arbor, Adrian, and Techumseh, Michigan. Farm store open Tue-Wed-Thu

Minnesota
*Hog's Back Farm - CSA farm serving Minneapolis/St. Paul
*Harmony Valley Farm - Organic CSA Farm serving families in Madison, WI, and the Twin Cities, MN

"Montana"
*[Tenlakesfarm@yahoo.com]- CSA serving Flathead Valley, Montana. 406-871-5122


Ohio
*Basket of Life Farm - A naturally grown CSA serving the Cleveland and Akron Ohio region.
*Breychaks Blue Egg Farm - Eggs, Meat and Veggie CSA currently serving Members on Cleveland, Ohio's west and southwest side.
*Elizabeth Telling Farm, Sandy Sterrett - sustainable and naturally grown CSA serving Columbus and Akron, Ohio
*Sippel Family Farm - CSA farm serving the Columbus, Ohio area

Vermont
*New Leaf CSA - Brattleboro, Vermont area CSA farm

Virginia
*Radical Roots Community Farm - CSA farm serving Harrisonburg, Charlottesville and Staunton Virginia

Washington
*Full Circle Farm Certified Organic - King, Washington area CSA farm

Wisconsin
*JenEhr Family Farm - Organic CSA farm serving the Madison, WI area
*Luna Circle Farm - Certified Organic CSA Farm serving the greater Madison, Wisconsin area

Canada
Ontario
*Root Radical CSA - CSA farm serving Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

Quebec
*Ferme Mange-Tout - Senneville, Quebec - Montreal area CSA farm


UNKNOWN

*Middlebury Hills Farm - Chris and Camela welcome you to their Organic CSA Farm.

Organizations with lists of Growers

* Information and directory of CSA's in Maine, including detailed information about each farm's program.
*Madison Area Community Supported Agriculture Coalition - Southern Wisconsin CSA farm coalition
*Just Food CSAs in New York City
*The Tuv Ha'aretz Jewish CSA project
*Local Harvest Designed in cooperation with CSA farmers, Local Harvest's CSA search feature is the most comprehensive. Its database includes both the zip codes of CSA farms' physical locations, as well as those of the markets they serve. (United States)
* Community Food Systems in Australia - Information and a searchable directory of CSAs in Australia.
*Directory of CSAs in the United States
*List of Michigan CSA farms and links to other lists
*Kitsap Community Agricultural Alliance CSA's in Kitsap County, Washington.
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Sott is a new sport, gaining popularity in St. George, Utah. Sott was recently created at Dixie State College by students out of a combination of necessity and boredom, and the new sport is a hybrid sport (a sport made from two sports combined). The two sports in this case are volleyball and tennis.

History

Sott was made up by junior Dillon Manwaring, a visual technology major from St. George, and his friends when they were going to play sand volleyball one night last summer. He said all the courts were being used, so they went to a tennis court and started playing with some made up rules, and from there sott was born.


Originally, "sott" had no meaning, but the name has now been turned into an acronym, standing for "something other than tennis".

An avid player of the new sport said, “It’s cool because anybody can play it. It doesn’t take a certain type of person to play; it’s for everyone.”

Another avid player of sott said despite the game’s intensity, it doesn’t require any special skills.
Another player said, "It’s the most intense sport I’ve ever played. Everyone can play it, and you don’t have to be way good."
Manwaring said the game has always had a fair number of students coming out to play, especially last summer when the weather was nice and the school year had just begun.
"When school first started I counted over 60 people playing one night on four different courts," he said. "I think that will probably happen again now that the weather is getting warmer."

Rules

* One starts by serving behind the serving line, like in tennis.
* It doesn’t matter if it’s served overhand or underhand, but the ball has to bounce before every hit back and forth.
* Players can pass it to other teammates and hit it three times before it has to go back to the opposing team, just like in volleyball, but the ball still has to bounce before each teammate hits it.
* Players are allowed to reach over the net because it’s so low and because of this, they can do power hits.
* Each team can have from four to nine players, and each team must have the same number of players.

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Start Select is an American independent rock band originally from New Orleans, Louisiana and currently located in Metairie, Louisiana. They are known for their video game music covers, which are instrumental rock versions of the theme music from classic Nintendo video games such as Mega Man, Mike Tyson's Punch Out, and Castlevania.


Members
Current
*Chris Francioni — bass
*Kevin Gootee — guitar
*Keith Haas — drums
*Derek Seibert — guitar


Discography
*Blow On It (Self-released, 2007)


Covered game themes
*Bad Dudes
*Batman: Return of the Joker
*Bionic Commando
*Castlevania
*Contra'
*Jackie Chan
*Karate Champ
*Kid Icarus
*The Legend of Zelda
*Mega Man 2
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*Zelda 2: The Adventure of Link

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