According to Men's Health women can lose an orgasm almost while she's in the midst of having one. And one cause may be simply changing positions awkwardly. They've got a playbook for you that'll let you switch from one position to another "without ending up like a flesh pretzel" that you can use the next time you need to smoothly transition out of Reverse Cowgirl.

Sex Position Playbook

Let's start with this statement: I am a fan of Entourage. The characters are some of the best on TV. They remind me of guys I grew up with. Guys I hung out with. (Who didn't have a hangdog friend like Drama who would not stop whining about whatever was up his ass that week?) And if I don't get to hear Piven as Ari rant, riff, badger, insult, screw, cajole and just flat out tear someone a new asshole at least once a week, I go into withdrawals.

I am also a fan of showing devotion subtly. T-shirts that have a TV show or movie logo splashed across them were never my thing. In my opinion, if you're gonna wear a fanshirt, wear something that only other fans get. And when that hot barista at the coffee shop smiles and nods, you know you've got an opening.

This red "Suits Suck" shirt on Zazzle.com falls into that category. If you have no idea what this means, or think it's some anti-establishment diatribe, you need to catch up on some missed episodes.

$19.95
www.zazzle.com

MSN just ran a story about a lawn care company in Tennessee that uses girls in bikinis to do yard work. The owner charges a "premium" for the service, and apparently business is booming. So I started thinking: what other businesses and services could benefit from a little blatant sexual exploitation?

Dentist - Everyone dreads going to this drill-happy sadist, but every guy on the planet would look like Matt Dillon in "Something About Mary" if the work was done by G-string wearing (insert butt-floss joke here) dental assistants instead. My tooth enamel would be worn down to the nub from the monthly cleanings I'd be getting.

Flight Attendant - Airlines in bankruptcy? Pilots on strike? Never again. If there were hot flight attendants in bikinis roaming the aisles I'd commute to work through Cincinnati every day.

Plumber - When have you ever heard a guy say, "Thank God, I have to call the plumber"? Exactly. But if it was Madame Suzette's Thong and Wrench Plumbing Service, I'd have a leaky pipe every weekend. ...More

By now you've heard all about the antioxidant powers of certain foods like strawberries and blueberries. And heard experts (and a more-excited-than-usual Oprah), talking about so-called "superfoods" like pomegranates and the açai berry, that attack free radicals like Russell Crowe ripping through paparazzi and hotel clerks.

Basically the benefits-for-guys short version is that studies have shown antioxidant-rich foods can help heart and prostate health. And anything that keeps us from spending our golden years in the waiting room of our friendly neighborhood, glove-and-lube-happy urologist is something we need to take into thoughtful consideration.

Here's the catch: to get the full effect, you have to eat or drink a certain amount of these foods. Which, depending on your tolerance and taste, could be just fine, or could make you feel like a Fear Factor contestant.

An alternative is to get your antioxidants in pill form, and the people who make POM Wonderful pomegranate juice have come out with POMx. The same antioxidants as an 8 oz glass of their juice, just in a capsule. It's quicker. More convenient. And cheaper... about $1 per serving as opposed to over $3 in some places for the juice.

For the really health conscious, you'll want to know there's no synthetic anything in there. No sugar, fillers, binders, or artificial anything. And they've been reviewed for safety by the FDA. Unlike the supplements Barry Bonds takes.

$29.95 for a 30 day supply
www.pompills.com

MSN released their annual list of the 19 sexiest beaches in the world, and it's definitely a reason not to stay home this summer. Click here to see the list and get a few bits of info on each beach.

My personal pick? Since I live near South Beach, one of the 19 on the list, I'm going to have to go outside the US and pick Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. According to the MSN piece it's "the place to stay for Carnaval — the scene is much bigger (and wilder) than Rio's." Wilder than Rio? If that doesn't get you booking a flight immediately, then listen to what they say about the view: "slinky Bahian women with dark skin and green eyes drinking cold bottled beer in the umbrella-covered beach bars."

Bartender, dois cervejas por favor. Or better yet, três.

1. Fantasy vs. Reality:
Marge: Homer, is this how you pictured married life?
Homer: Yeah, pretty much, except we drove around in a van solving mysteries.
Things always seem to play out better in your head. Except in the case of threesomes.

2. Knowledge Needs to be Prioritized:
Homer: How is education supposed to make me feel smarter? Besides, every time I learn something new, it pushes some old stuff out of my brain. Remember when I took that home winemaking course, and I forgot how to drive?
Sports stats, winning poker hands, what goes in a Gimlet? Stored. Her phone number? That's why God invented speed dial.

3. The Truth:
Homer: Facts are meaningless. You could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true!
Fact: This is a universal truth.

4. Women:
Homer: A woman is a lot like a refrigerator. 6 feet tall, 300 pounds ... it makes ice.
Don't forget "provides food..."

5. Compassion for Your Fellow Man:
Homer: Well crying isn't going to help. Now, you can sit there feeling sorry for yourself or you can eat can after can of dog food until your tears smell enough like dog food until your dog comes back, or you can go out there and find your dog.
Bart: You're right.
[Gets up and leaves]
Homer: Rats. I almost had him eating dog food.
No matter how bad your buddy is feeling, you'd be remiss if you let an opportunity pass to screw with him while he's vulnerable.
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Unless you've been in a coma for the last few months, you've experienced all the hype and product tie-ins buzzing around the long-awaited Simpsons movie opening this weekend. Some of it is brilliant. Like the Kwik-E-Mart/7-Eleven store conversions carrying products like KrustyO's cereal, Sprinkilicious donughts and Duff beer, which was not only genius, but according to store sources, doubled traffic and sales in the 12 converted stores. Some of it is ridiculous. Like the Food Network Simpsons Cake Baking Challenge.

And, since the Simpsons has been king of the licensing and merchandise whores for over two decades now, you can be sure a whole new crop of stuff you don't need will be showing up on shelves nationwide. Resist the temptation. Please. Having the Talking Homer Doll on your dorm room desk saying, "Mmmmm beer..." every time girls came over with a six-pack may have made them laugh back then. But having one on your bar at home now just makes them leave. And rightfully so.

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Two popular stories came off the wire today. Each involved public nudity. And each resulted in very different public reaction.

One involved a "mysterious blonde" who stopped at a petrol station in Berlin to buy cigarettes. According to the Reuters report, the "tall, slender woman" got out of the passenger seat of a Ferrari "wearing nothing but a pair of golden stilettos and a thin gold bracelet." [Note to self: Keep saving for that Ferrari.]

Reuters noted the woman could have faced charges of creating a public disturbance if anyone had complained. Did anyone complain? Nope. Apparently none of them were even bothered. And the station employee was quoted as saying, "I wasn't surprised because she's come in naked before -- she's a very nice woman." And exactly the kind of regular customer I'd want in my shop.

Now jump to a story that appeared a day before. Reuters reported on three male tourists who enjoyed a little cycling along the River Danube in Serbia. Naked. As the day they were born. Apparently the local heat wave prompted the two Austrians and a German to strip down to their birthday suits and go for a little ride. ...More

I just got word that today is National Tequila Day. On a Tuesday. Good job, National Tequila Day planners. It's not obvious at all you guys were dipping into your own supply when picking out the day to celebrate.

But should any of you choose to have a drink tonight in honor of this auspicious pseudo holiday I have the perfect tequila to do it with: Cabo Uno Añejo Reserva.

This is not margarita-mixing tequila. Or do-shots-until-one-of-us-is-hospitalized tequila. This is top of the line, ultra-premium tequila that is meant to be sipped, savored and appreciated. And it comes from Cabo Wabo, the company founded by a man who has spilled more tequila than any of us have ever drank, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Sammy Hagar. ...More

A lot of guys hit the gym regularly, throw some iron around, work up a decent sweat with some cardio, maybe check out the babes in the spinning class, and call it a day. And then wonder why - when they're more serious than most guys about training - their "keg" isn't sculpting down into a six-pack.

According to professional triathlete, Eric Harr, your mental focus is key to your physical success. And what you do immediately before and after your workouts is just as important as what you do during your workouts.

Here are six tips from Harr that he uses regularly when training for triathlons, and that other pro athletes use when they're getting ready to start the season. Some may seem counterintuitive, but they're time tested strategies that have been used by pro trainers for years. And they can mean the difference between getting results, or spending your life as Flabby McFatass.

1. Pre-Workout Preparation (60 minutes prior to your workout):
You may not consider what you do an hour before your workout as an important part of your workout, but it is. This includes arguing with Milt in Accounting over your budget an hour before going to the gym, or eating that leftover danish from the sales meeting at 4:30. Food and stress levels can determine how much benefit you're gonna get from your workout. And how easy, or hard, it'll feel. ...More

If you're thinking beach drink, you're thinking rum. Frozen Coladas and Rumrunners were practically invented to beat the heat. (And to help reduce the inhibitions of Spring Breaking sorority girls everywhere, but that's another story.)

To add a little variety to the drink selections at your next beach blanket bonanza here are a few new recipes from Cruzan using their Black Cherry Rum. Guaranteed to loosen up the bikini-clad Bettys on the beach.

The Cruzan Flip Flop
1/2 part Cruzan Black Cherry Rum
1/2 part Cruzan Light Rum
2 parts orange juice
1 part fresh lime juice
3/4 part simple syrup
Lemon-lime soda

Shake ingredients and pour into a high-ball glass with ice. Top with lemon-lime soda. Garnish with an orange wedge and a cherry. ...More

Tailgating in the fall? Perfect. Tailgating in the summer? Brutal. Especially if you live in Arizona or Florida. Some of us will still brave the 104 degree heat and spend a couple of hours in the parking lot under a blazing sun before the game. That's a devoted fan. A sweaty fan. But a devoted fan.

To cool things down out there you're gonna need some shade. Not much natural shade in most big league parking lots, though. That's where SportsShade comes in.

Made for diehard fans, this portable, roll-up shadow maker is a huge 8 feet long and 6 feet wide. Perfect for getting Bubba out of the sun. ...More

This recipe comes from Pacifica Culinaria, an online retailer of infused avocado oils and mayos, agave syrups and other gourmet foods you need to check out.

Why use avocado oil? It's similar to the very popular olive oil, has a number of health benefits (which we can use), is high in Omega fatty acids, has no cholesterol and is extremely low in saturated fat. Which means more guacamole for me.

This recipe is easy to throw together, and it's perfect for when she's looking for something light for dinner. It calls for cayenne pepper to give it a kick, but you can adjust the amount to your own tastes. (What good is a date with a burned tongue?) The avocado oil, mayo, citrus vinaigrette and other ingredients are available from www.pacificaculinaria.com, but you can also substitute with whatever you have around the Pad. (Although if you do, I can't guarantee the end result.) ...More

Just like wine coolers tore through the summer beach scene years ago, "flavored malt beverages" masquerading as cocktails have been pitched as the perfect summer drink to sip pool side for a while now.

Let me make one thing perfectly clear right from the get go: when I want a cocktail, I'll mix a real cocktail. When I want a beer, I'll have a beer. Not some evil, fruity, malt, Frankenstein bastardization of both. (And I don't care how "tough" or "masculine" your marketing is, it's still fruit beer.)

That being said, I will now also admit openly for all the world to hear that I regularly keep these beverages on hand. Especially in the summer. Why? Should be obvious: Women love them. Gross generalization? Maybe. But I found that anytime there is a barbecue, pool party or other outdoor event and there is real beer and fruit beer around, they get consumed right along gender lines. (Hey, I'm just making an observation.) And they work when you can't drag out mixers and ice and fresh fruit, etc., etc.

So what's the newest concoction you might want to keep around just in case a bikini party breaks out? The Bacardi Silver Mojito. Capitalizing on the popularity of the cocktail, it's got a strong lime and mint flavor, a little bit of fizz, and no muddling required. Trendy enough to let her know you're on top of things, light and refreshing enough that she'll enjoy it on a hot day at the beach. Me? I'll be at the bar.

www.bacardisilver.com

Guys spend billions a year on dry cleaning. Adding regularly to the cost of our clothes and helping George move on up to a deeeluxe apartment in the sky. George, I love ya, but I'm tired of my money paying for your deeeluxe rent.

If you're just looking to clean and freshen your suits, sweaters or dress pants - and there's no heavy stains or ground-in dirt on the collars or cuffs - you can achieve the same results as your dry cleaner, at home and for a helluva lot less.

A product like Dry Cleaner's Secret can help. They're simple enough that you don't have to be a laundry guru to use them. All you do is place up to four garments in your dryer with the dry cleaning sheet, set the timer for 20 minutes and let 'em roll on medium heat. Take them out fresh, wrinkle-free and ready to wear again.

How much can you save? Each single-use sheet costs about $1.67 and can clean up to four pieces of clothing. Meaning it costs you about 42 cents per cleaning. Big savings over the average $6.50 it costs to dry clean a suit. ...More

I'm a busy guy. You're a busy guy. And as busy guys we don't always have the time to eat a real meal. Maybe we do a "heat and eat" in the office microwave. Or worse: hit the drive thru. Good for time management, bad for body management.

I've tried meal replacement shakes, and trust me, most are not edible enough to be considered "meals" let alone replace anything. (And I'll spare you the accompanying physical side effects.)

We gave mix1 a shot, too. It's a new, "all-natural, nutritional beverage" that just hit the shelves in June. What makes it different from the usual supplements is the "all-natural" part. It's also lactose-free, which helps you avoid those side effects I didn't tell you about earlier.

Designed to be a complete meal replacement, each 200 calorie ...More

Sure you can be a traditionalist and say martinis were meant to be sipped only out of classic, clear, plain glasses. But I'd argue that you're a pretentious snob whose panties appear to be a bit too tight. Then I'd nickname you "Niles" and toss you out on your pompous ass.

Drinking, in case anyone forgot, is meant to be fun. And when you're looking to have some fun, invite Lolita over. Or her glassware anyway.

Lolita is the designer and artist behind the hand-painted glassware and bar-ware that's showing up on the bars of the hip and famous from NYC to LA. Inspired by cocktails - and the personalities of the people that drink them - her designs are bold, colorful and yeah, fun. Take her "Dirty Martini" collection for example (pictured), which features dirty words with strategically placed olives. ...More

It's bad enough many hard working Americans are forced to slave away in the fabric-lined cells management euphemistically calls "cubicles", but with office space shrinking, many say they are working in spaces smaller than their home bathrooms.

Forget being able to bring a little bit of home to the office and deck out your cube to reflect your personality. You're lucky if you can squeeze a monitor and a fax machine in there at the same time.

According to a recent national survey sponsored by office supply company Fellowes Inc., almost 50% of full and part-time working men and women that work in a cubicle say that their home bathroom is actually larger than the space they have to work in eight hours a day. And nearly a quarter of them say their closet or kitchen pantry is bigger. (I think veal are raised in larger spaces.) ...More

With the final installment of the Harry Potter juggernaut hitting shelves in exactly 4 days, 7 hours, 29 minutes and 14 seconds from the time I am writing this post - (There's countdown clocks all over the net... it's insanity. What I want to know is where are the Hermione Becomes Legal countdown clocks? At least do something productive with your programming skills.) - and the news and Internet in full hysteria, I figured more than a few of you would be caught up in Pottermania. I also figured you'd be trying hard to conceal your literary shame from the other grown men and women around you.

Don't worry. Pointlesswasteoftime.com has your Muggle back. They've got a bunch of ingenious, hilarious and fully-printable book covers you can place over your copy of the Deathly Hallows, so you can find out who lives and who dies before some nine-year-old spills it. While at the same time preserving your masculinity.

www.pointlesswasteoftime.com

We guys are an inventive and creative bunch. Always looking for ways to make our lives easier, keep us from killing ourselves and make us more attractive to women. (And possibly get ridiculously rich in the process.) But sometimes a few of us go a little too far when channeling our inner Thomas Edison.

Here are some real, honest-to-goodness patented guy inventions unearthed by Scott Seegert in his recently published book, "It's a Guy Thing: Awesome Real Innovations From the Underdeveloped Male Mind". The illustrations are the inventors' actual drawings, taken directly from the official paperwork filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office. The year the patent was awarded is included to give you some perspective on where the male mind was during that time. Sure they're ridiculous. Even insane. But the sad reality is there are more than a few we secretly wish we had. Here are ten that we should be glad we have no access to.


Albert's Helmet-Mounted Pistol (1953)
Why should we actually have to hold a weapon in our hand? We're guys. Our hands are too busy doing other guy things to be involved in a firefight. Our head isn't doing much. So, thought Albert, if I just strap a gigantic pistol to my melon I can keep my hands free for more important things. ...More

Seems like everyone wants to be BG these days. This very BG-like guide list of 10 Drinks Men Should Never Order is from ABC affiliate WPLG in Miami/Ft. Lauderdale. Which, coincidentally enough, is where I live.

There's some good stuff here. Nothing groundbreaking. But interesting enough. Click here to see the slideshow.

Why prawns? Well, when's the last time you heard a girl say a guy made her prawns for dinner? Exactly. Never. Most guys will do chicken, pasta, maybe some fish if they are getting daring. But you? Your job is to be different. And prawns are different.

So what are prawns, technically, you know, in case she asks? According to The Food Encyclopedia by Jacques L. Rolland and Carol Sherman, prawns are: "1. a close relative of the shrimp that generally lives in fresh water, with a thinner body and long legs. 2. small crustaceans related to and shaped like lobsters... often called lobsterettes. 3. a generic term applied to very large shrimp, not wholly accurate, although widely used."

If she asks, go with lobsterettes.

Here's an easy recipe for Lemon Pepper Prawns from our friend Rocky Fino's book, Will Cook For Sex. It's one of those dishes that you can prepare while she watches. ...More

Sin City is, for the most part, an "anything goes" town. You can get away with stuff there you would never dream of doing at home.

But the casino floor is a different story. They are vastly structured environments with a litany of unwritten rules. You won’t find them posted on any warning signs, but committing what a casino considers an “offense” will set you on the fast track to the exit door. Quite possibly headfirst. And airborne.

With ceiling cameras recording your every move, and security guards and pit bosses constantly on the lookout, I turned to the "Ultimate Las Vegas Insider", Steve Striker, to find out what could get you bounced. Or worse, blacklisted.

1 - Swearing at the Poker Table
Losing or getting a "Bad-Beat" at the poker table can be understandably frustrating, but dropping F-Bombs at other players, the casino staff, or even audibly to yourself will get you a royal flush out the door.

2 - Touching Anyone Else's Chips
That's even if the chips belong to your best friend, who is playing at the same table, and it's OK with him. The pit boss doesn't care. A move towards any chips other than your own is treated as intent to steal. And stealing, Mr. Ocean, is bad.
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I get sent a lot of "luxury" spirits. And most are excellent. But when the luxury spirit is a rum from the LVMH Group - which includes Moët & Chandon and Dom Pérignon champagnes, Hennessy cognac, Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Donna Karan, TAG Heuer - you pay special attention.

Introduced just two years ago, 10 Cane is a "first press cane" rum made from Trinidadian sugar cane specifically grown for rum making, not from molasses. Then it's aged in small batches in French oak barrels for 6 months under the care of master distillers from Moët Hennessy. The result is one of the smoothest rums I've tried. The staff at the BG Test Bar drank theirs neat, a first for any of the rums we've tried.

Does it cost more? Hell yes. But so does a bottle of Dom. And you know how the ladies react when you pop open a bottle of Dom, versus opening a bottle of Freixenet. ...More

Love your MP3 player, but hate how the earbuds keep popping out while you're running or working out? Me too.

Sennheiser - the guys who make serious performance headphones and microphones - just launched a new Sport Line of portable 'phones, designed to stay in place while you sweat off last weekend's Buffalo wing binge.

Their MX 75 Sport model comes in a unique "twist-to-fit" design. When you put the earbud in, you twist the earpiece around until you find the most comfortable and secure position for the stabilizing pad that grips onto the ridges of your ear. It takes a little bit to find the right spot and get used to the feel, but once you do those bad boys twist in quick and are in there for the long haul.

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Here's what I used to know about Drambuie: My grandmother drank it. Therefore I didn't. (Same reason I would never drive an Olds Delta 88.)

Here's what I now know about Drambuie: It's a killer blend of smooth malt whiskies and spiced honey that rocks when mixed with something carbonated. Making for a very different pool-side drink than your usual rum and coke.

Drambuie has a new cocktail they've just released to help a new generation of adult beverage drinkers discover the unique flavor of this 260 year old spirit. It called the Drambuie Fizz and you might want to consider adding it to your summer drink menu. Grandma doesn't have to know.

Drambuie Fizz
1 1/2 parts Drambuie
6 to 8 Fresh Limes
Splash of Club Soda

Muddle 6 to 8 limes in the bottom of a rocks glass. Fill glass with crushed ice. Add the Drambuie and top up with splash of soda. Garnish with a lime wedge.

$34.99 per bottle
www.signaturespirit.com

They may know a thing or two about buying and selling cars, but I have to question some of the movie car smarts over there at Cars.com.

They recently released their revised Top 10 Movie cars list after debuting the idea last summer. This year's list is based on "reader feedback and arguing" over last year's list. In my humble opinion it looks like there wasn't enough of either.

As just one example: Last year's number one, the DeLorian from the "Back to the Future" trilogy, is back as this year's number one. It beat out such beloved celluloid rides as James Bond's iconic Aston Martin (No. 4), and Steve McQueen's 1968 Mustang GT 390 from "Bullitt" (No. 5). Never mind that Bond's pimped AM had more tricks up its sleeve than a cracked-out Criss Angel, or that the GT starred in the greatest chase scene ever committed to film. The DeLorian was selected over all others yet again why? Because "it runs solely on trash — and it can fly. That's still futuristic two decades after the movie debuted... this car easily won our hearts." (I'm banging my head against the steering wheel.)

See the complete list here: Cars.com Top 10 Movie Cars

They took the one fall-back pickup move most guys had for the beach and made it unnecessary.

Their new UltraMist Sport Continuous Clear Spray is not squeezed out of a tube. Or pumped out of a bottle. It sprays on in one long blast, like hairspray. And makes getting at hard to reach places easier.

Sure it's water and sweat resistant. Sure it's non-greasy and oil-free. But how are we supposed to get girls to ask us to help them put it on their back, when they can do it themselves now? And can someone explain to me what they were thinking when they made it, as they put it, "rub-free"?

www.bananaboat.com

For the last drink recipe before the fireworks arrive tomorrow, we have the appropriately named "Fourth of July", from the book The Daily Cocktail - 365 Intoxicating Drinks and the Outrageous Events that Inspired Them, by Dalyn Miller and Larry Donovan.

It's a sweet drink, with not too much alcohol, so it's a good one for the female guests at your party. It's also a layered drink, which takes some practice, so try a few dry runs before you pour some for your guests.

FOURTH OF JULY
1/2 oz Grenadine
1/2 oz Blue curaçao
1/2 oz Cream

Layer the ingredients in a shot glass, starting with the grenadine, then the blue curaçao, finishing with the cream on top.

Recipe reprinted, with permission, from the book, The Daily Cocktail - 365 Intoxicating Drinks and the Outrageous Events that Inspired Them, by Dalyn Miller and Larry Donovan.

It's no revelation that we guys have a tough time understanding women. It's been the subject of dozens of "romantic comedies", gave Jim Belushi a longer career than he deserved, and filled enough books to reach to Mars and Venus and back. But when you hear some of the conversations women have when they don't think anyone's listening, you start to gain a little more insight.

The following are pieces of overheard conversation taken from the website, OverheardInNewYork.com, and its sister site, OverheardEverywhere.com. Besides being off the charts on the Unintentional Comedy Scale, they are, let's just say, illuminating...

Insight 1: Regardless of how true something may be, they will still be shocked and appalled at us for thinking it.
Hot southern girl #1: So, before I came up here my mom is like, "Be very careful around those northern boys, they think all southern girls just love to cook and fuck."
Hot southern girl #2: Oh my gosh, are you serious? They think that? That's so messed up!
Hot southern girl #1: I know!
Hot southern girl #2: But I really do love to cook... And fuck.
Hot southern girl #1: I know... Me too.
[Overheard in the Union Square Cafe, NYC] ...More

Who says sno-cones are just for kids? It's July. It's hot. You'll be standing out in the heat all day and night Wednesday, grilling and watching fireworks, sweating like OJ trying to get a dinner reservation. You're gonna need something to cool you off. And a kiddie sno-cone ain't gonna do it.

Instead, serve up these much more adult versions of the summer classic, using flavored vodkas from Van Gogh and a little shaved or crushed ice. The first three recipes even make red, white and blue Gogh-cones... how convenient.

They're easy to make, beat back the heat, and will make you forget you've been standing in the same spot for 11 hours. In 90 degree heat. With four thousand screaming kids around.

Pomegranate Freeze
Combine 2 oz. Van Gogh Pomegranate Vodka, 2 oz. pineapple juice and 3-4 drops of cherry syrup and pour over crushed or shaved ice. ...More