They're Here!

100,000 popsicle sticks made their entry this morning. Have you started your sculpture yet?

Amy Poehler Celebrates Emmy Nom With 'Ice-Cream Shots'

With a baby on the way, Amy Poehler says she and husband Will Arnett will celebrate her Emmy nomination with prenatal care in mind.

"Ice-cream shots!" Poehler tells PEOPLE after she was nominated for outstanding actress in a comedy series on Saturday Night Live.

"It's super hot," adds Arnett. "So it'll be a lot of staying indoors, getting ice cream, and keeping cool."

Freshly Baked Entertainment!

We are stoked to announce the Biscuit Brothers will be playing the Second Scoop of the Austin Ice Cream Festival. In addition we have a lot of other great bands and performers who will be making magic also! Screamin' yet?

Ready To Scream?

Get ready Austin. The Float is ready to hit the roads! We will be rolling into places near you and handing out free ice cream treats! Our sweet new sponsor, HEB, is providing all the Creamy Creations goodies! Yum!!!!!!!! Stop us if you see us for a frosty surprise.

Popsicle Stick Perspective

A Central Florida woman painted and placed 4,113 Popsicle stick crosses in her front yard to pay tribute this Independence Day weekend to American men and woman who lost their lives fighting in Iraq.

"To know that this little cross represents a life, it's tough," homeowner Ana Maria Iregui said. "But, I just wanted to do that."

Iregui said she was inspired to put the rows of sticks outside of her Winter Springs home by her grandfather and the white crosses at Arlington National Cemetery. She said she wanted to make sure no one forgot the sacrifice made to protect everyone's freedom this Independence Day. "Number one, it makes me very proud," Iregui said. "Number two, very sad and thankful -- extremely thankful." At least 4,113 members of the U.S. military have died in the Iraq war since it began in March 2003, according to Associated Press count. Iregui worked with thousands of donated Popsicle sticks and family and friends to make the 4,113-cross display. The group cut, glued and snapped the crosses in place Friday. "To me, it is the most incredible feeling of freedom," Irequi said. (Source: Local 6 News-Orlando, Florida)