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Totally agree.
After all we all pay the same tax… equally.. so pensions should be equal too.
It's completely unfair to think one group in society get all but another doesn't when it comes to pensions.
The LGBT community pay the same tax so give us the same treatment.
Meant to thumb this up, but accidentally reported it. Apoloigies!
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Thanks for this.
There's been a lot – a LOT – of nonsense talked about the ECHR lately. The ECHR is not going to force churches to marry same-sex couples. Nor is it going to mandate civil partnerships for cohabiting siblings.
But the ECHR is going to find this pensions silliness illegal, since it's discrimination of the most blatant kind. And it's reprehensible that the government is going to wait until a grieving widow(er) takes this to court rather than doing the decent thing now.
House of Lords – make yourself useful and sort this out.
The ECHR may have to be involved in sorting this inequality it deserves to be challenged it is blatant discrimination.
Mike Freer really is becoming a great MP and a fantastic spokesperson on LGBT issues. Great article, clearly explaining where the discrimination on this complex issue lies. Who knew – a sensible Tory? Well done, Mike.
Seems to me that this is a issue that could well end up in the Euro courts
£18m has been the estimated sum to resolve this (it will become a diminiishing issue as time takes its toll)/
That's a rat's sneeze of a sum compared with what is wasted by companies and the public sector daily!
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SALT LAKE CITY — A wet cold front bringing rain, snow and colder temperatures to Central and Northern Utah made for traffic headaches along the Wasatch Front Tuesday with more precipitation expected to fall for the next two days.
The National Weather Service reported up to an inch of rain fell throughout the Salt Lake Valley, including several small thunderstorms that left pooling water on roadways, Eric Schoening, a meteorologist with the weather service, said.
"With those thunderstorms were pockets of heavier rainfall. We didn't hear a lot of reports of flooding, but we did have reports of ponding of water on roadways," he said.
The storm brought 1 to 10 inches of snow in the mountains north of I-80 as well as Cache Valley. Schoening said typical snow damage to trees was reported in areas like Randolph, which received more than 8 inches of snow. Laketown received 7 inches of snow and Logan collected 3 inches.
Some snow was also seen along the northern Wasatch Front and in valleys as low as Ogden.
A winter weather advisory was in place for the Wasatch and Uintah mountains through Thursday, Schoening said, with a second storm expected to cause slippery roads in areas above 6,000 feet, with cold and wet conditions for hunters, campers and travelers.
The benches in Weber, Davis and Salt Lake counties could see snow accumulations of 1 to 4 inches in the coming storm, with traces to 1 inch of snow possible in the Salt Lake Valley, Merrill said.
Utah County can expect a rain and snow mix without accumulation, Merrill said.
The gusts that brought in the cold front triggered wind advisories in most of the state earlier in the week, including high wind warnings in west-central and southwest Utah. No major wind damage was reported.
"We just want to advise the public that anytime we have inclement weather to slow down and increase their following distances," Utah Highway Patrol Cpl. Todd Johnson said. "Just slow down and take every precaution possible."
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South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier announced Saturday both sophomore quarterback Dylan Thompson and junior Connor Shaw are in play to make the start in Tuesday's Outback Bowl.
TAMPA, Fl -- As the South Carolina defense prepares for what will uncertainly be a diversified attack with both Devin Gardner and Denard Robinson on the field at the same time, the South Carolina offense is dancing their way through their own quarterback version of musical chairs.
Junior Connor Shaw, who started a total of 10 games this season for the Gamecocks accounting for 2,071 total yards, 18 total touchdowns and a completion percentage of 67.3 percent, was replaced twice due to injury by sophomore Dylan Thompson, including a major season ending rivalry game win on the road at Clemson.
Thompson, who also started in South Carolina's win over East Carolina, tallied some impressive numbers in his two spot starts combining to go 44 for 78 totaling 640 yards through the air as well as six passing touchdowns.
With both quarterbacks now healthy and playing well in practice, coach Steve Spurrier is unsure who will take the first snap and majority of snaps against Michigan.
"He (Thompson) played well, played very well against Clemson," said Spurrier. "We just feel like he deserves a chance to play also. Connor's foot is 100 percent well and he's ready to go. I told someone the other day I don't know which quarterback will play most of the game."
"I hope it doesn't turn into one of these 'well you messed up, you go in, well you messed up, you go back in' --- I'm hoping it's not going to turn into that. We just really believe both these guys deserve a chance to play and maybe the guy that's playing the best continues playing. I don't know how else to do it right now except that way. But again, we plan on one guy playing most of the game."
Thompson (6'3, 212 pounds) and Shaw (6'1, 207 pounds) have similar skill sets, both demonstrating the ability to run the football.
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South Carolina junior running back Marcus Lattimore's gruesome season-ending injury in the Gamecocks 38-35 win over Tennessee sent the bruising talent's future into a bit of an unknown state, and as a result the same effect took place with the running back situation in Columbia.
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Taking the bulk of the carries for South Carolina in the absence of Lattimore have been senior Kenny Miles and freshman Mike Davis. Both Miles and Davis were very productive with the extra carries, but injuries to both backs forced Spurrier and the Gamecocks to slide wide receiver Bruce Ellington over to the tailback spot in the win over Clemson.
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The Navy christened the newest guided-missile destroyer, Spruance, Saturday, June 5, 2010, during a ceremony at Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine. The new destroyer honors legendary Adm. Raymond Spruance, whose calm and decisive leadership at the Battle of Midway contributed to a pivotal American victory during World War II.
Ellen Spruance Holscher, granddaughter of the ship's namesake, served as sponsor, and in accordance with Navy tradition, will break a bottle of champagne across the bow to formally christen the ship.
Born in Baltimore, July 3, 1886, Spruance graduated from the Naval Academy in 1906. His Navy career was extensive, including command of five destroyers and the battleship Mississippi. Spruance led Task Force 16, with two aircraft carriers, during the 1942 Battle of Midway, where his disposition of forces and management of aircraft was crucial to a victory that is regarded as the turning point in the Pacific war with Japan. He later directed campaigns that captured the Gilberts, Marshalls, Marianas, Iwo Jima and Okinawa and defeated the Japanese fleet in the 1944 Battle of Philippine Sea. After commanding the Pacific Fleet in 1945-46, Spruance served as president of the Naval War College until retiring in 1948. In 1952-55, he was ambassador to the Philippines. Spruance died at Pebble Beach, Calif., Dec. 13, 1969.
Designated DDG 111, Spruance is the 61st ship of the Arleigh Burke class, a multi-mission guided missile destroyer designed to operate in multi-threat air, surface and subsurface threat environments. The class provides outstanding combat capability and survivability characteristics while minimizing procurement and lifetime support costs.
The ship will be the second ship named for Spruance. The first USS Spruance (DD 963) was the lead ship of Spruance class destroyers serving from 1973 to 2005.
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I go through some sessions feeling like "I've got this!" But others leave me wondering when I will ever feel like I know what I am doing. I have to develop a new style, a new way of connecting, a new way of sharing what I do know. Not all the people I am working with WANT to be here or know WHY they have to be. My heart broke a little when one parent couldn't identify a single strength of their child or one thing they liked about their kid. It is exhausting on a different level than my previous positions. I am excited to be here and can see how much I am going to grow from this position. But in my little (and I do mean little- I have to move furniture to be able to open my file cabinet!) office at the end of the hall, it feels a little lonely in this big old place. Especially after the kids go home and there are no screams echoing through the halls. Still feeling like the new kid on the block, my introverted self wants to hide out in my cozy little space and lose myself in the mountain of paperwork. Perhaps it is time to bake my way into the hearts of my coworkers....
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Thursday, November 6, 2014
Introvert dream or nightmare?
I am coming up on the 90 day mark at my new job and am feeling like I kinda sorta almost know what all the job entails. I'm not completely overwhelmed anymore (just partially!), even though I still see at least one face a day that I do not recognize. It is weird working for a company that employs more than 20 people!
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Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Trust Me
Trust Me in the midst of a messy day. Your inner calm- your Peace in My Presence- need not be shaken by what is going on around you. Though you live in this temporal world, your innermost being is rooted and grounded in eternity. When you start to feel stressed, detach yourself from the disturbances around you. Instead of desperately striving to maintain order snd control in your little world, relax and remember that circumstances cannot touch My Peace.
Seek My Face, and I will share My mind with you, opening your eyes to see things from My perspective. Do not let your heart be troubled, and do not be afraid. The Peace I give is sufficient for you.
Jesus Calling (Sarah Young) August 26
Peace I leave you; my peace I give to you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not let them be afraid. John 14:27
I have said this to you, so that in me you may have peace. In the world you face persecution. But take courage; I have conquered the world! John 16:33
Seek the Lord and his strength; seek his presence continually. Psalm 105:4
Seek My Face, and I will share My mind with you, opening your eyes to see things from My perspective. Do not let your heart be troubled, and do not be afraid. The Peace I give is sufficient for you.
Jesus Calling (Sarah Young) August 26
Peace I leave you; my peace I give to you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not let them be afraid. John 14:27
I have said this to you, so that in me you may have peace. In the world you face persecution. But take courage; I have conquered the world! John 16:33
Seek the Lord and his strength; seek his presence continually. Psalm 105:4
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Monday, July 28, 2014
When I Grow Up
I have been neglecting my blog again. When I started it way back whenever I thought it would be a great way for me to start writing. Again. More. Whatever. Turns out there just aren't enough hours in the day and writing, blogging, takes a backseat. Sure, I have a book of poetry waiting to be published. Sure, I have the plot of a novella outlined. Sure, I have titles to the series of children's books I want to write. But the only writing I've dobe recently is a home study, which I did not really enjoy simply because it required a format that is poor writing. I don't want to use the words describes, reported, stated any time soon!
I think I had this idea that writing would be a fun way to use my creative juices and blow off steam- my own personal therapy. But in reality, if you want to be a writer it can't be a part time gig. There has to be time dedicated to it. Daily. And right now my life does not allow that. Maybe someday. When I grow up.
For now, I settle for the occasional blog post. The card mailed to a friend. My infrequent journaling when something is weighing on me. My trusty friend comes out when I feel that inner restlessness about something. Maybe that is why I am secretly obsessed with pens and notebooks, because I know I will always NEED to write from time to time. I love to lose myself in a good book, but writing does something for me that reading cant't. That talking can't. An utter rawness that is hard to achieve in conversation.
And someday, when I retire, I WILL become a real life writer.
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Tuesday, June 24, 2014
On a Roll, a Reading Roll
I love to read. Have for as long as I can remember. But sometimes I'm not in the mood to read (*gasp* I can't believe I just said that!) and other times there simply are not enough hours in the day to do all the reading I want to do.
Most of May was one of those time when I just couldn't get settled down to read. Maybe it was the 20-some episodes of Bones on the DVR. Maybe it was stress. Maybe I just wasn't interested in the books I had started. But whatever the reason, the reading drought ended. I got back in the swing of reading. In the last 10 days I have finished five books. Two of those five I also started in the last 10 days! That MIGHT be a new record for me. At least a new record while being a mother working two jobs!
So what did I read?
Clockwork Angel (of the YA fantasy- vampire- genre)
What to Expect the Toddler Years (very informative if you have a toddler or work with toddlers or might someday have a toddler)
Sharp Objects (dark and screwed up. I liked it!)
Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz (I am slowly working my way through the complete Wizard of Oz collection, did you know there was more than one story?)
The Perks of Being a Wallflower (yes, I saw the movie first. I still liked the book. And want to watch the movie again.)
So what's next? Well, I still have four in progress:
Queen Bees and Wannabes (the book that inspired the movie Mean Girls, I can only read a little at a time because I find it a little depressing how mean females can be to each other, lots of good info in it though)
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing (which disappeared from my GoodReads ebooks, so I guess I'm not really reading it right now)
Pride and Prejudice (I just cannot get into this one- and it is SO long!)
Ever Since I had my Baby (again, good info, but hard to read more than a little at a time. I think I might have been better off NOT knowing what childbirth could do to my body...)
So I think I'll start the next Clockwork book. And maybe the next Wizard of Oz book. Or maybe something entirely different...
Either way, I am on a reading roll right now and am halfway to my goal of completing 50 books this year!
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Friday, May 30, 2014
High quality H2O
It's been several weeks since I've joined in the Friday Fill-In over at www.feelingbeachie.com. Time to jump in again!
1) I drink ____ in the AM.
2) I read _____.
3) Sometimes I wonder ___ but then ____.
4) Given the choice between ___ and ___ I'd pick ____.
1) I drink water in the AM. And PM!
2) I read books, lots of books!
3) Sometimes I wonder if I will survive the terrible twos but then my two year old gives me a hug and says "I love you."
4) Given the choice between a beach vacation and a mountain one I'd pick the beach, 9 times out of 10!
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Monday, May 26, 2014
Misadventures in Baking
Little known fact (ha! As if there are any little known facts about me!) I'm thrifty. (Okay, cheap.) I love a good bargain. I'm about one step away from one of those ultimate couponers (granted it's a big step- I need time to learn how to do it and time to actually do it!). I hate to waste food. So when I was baking up a new recipe of cupcakes I decided I would use up the leftover icing from the last batch. But I didn't think green icing would be quite right for Coca cola cupcakes with a vanilla coke cream filling.
But I had a plan! Throw in some cocoa powder, make it chocolatey and cover up the green color too. Well, let's just say this wasn't one of my more brilliant ideas. The transformation process wasn't pretty! The bright green morphed into a horrible brownish green and then a greenish brown before an acceptable brown color was achieved. Then it was time to put it on the cupcakes. I was out of pastry bags, so I used a ziplock. No fancy star tip this time. Mistake! I'm sure my child filling her diaper at the same time as I was piping the frosting didn't help, but these were cupcakes that were never going to look appetizing to me!
Wonder if there is a market for poocakes...
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Friday, May 2, 2014
So it has been a while since I have posted. Life just seems to keep me too busy. Time to jump back in with feelingbeachie.com's Friday Fill-In.
This week's statements:
1) I really ______ in the early a.m.
2) I wish the _____ would always stay _____.
3) _____ is my favorite place when I am _____.
4) If I hear _____ one more time, I will ____.
My answers:
1) I really need to sleep better in the early a.m.
2) I wish the weather would always stay nice.
3) Lakeside is my favorite place when I am feeling sentimental.
4) If I hear Let it Go one more time, I will sing along.
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Monday, April 7, 2014
Hook, line, and sinker
I have to hand it to the marketing people at Barnes and Noble. They got me. I made a rare trip into the book store (rare because I do not trust myself alone in a bookstore to be responsible and not max out my credit cards). I had gift cards burning a hole in my wallet. I purchased a couple NOOK books and a real book for Punky. When I got home, I discovered a "Prepublication Excerpt" in my bag. I tossed it in my purse for when I was stuck in a waiting room somewhere or something.
So what happened when I finished the excerpt? I immediately logged onto bn.com and used up the last (sad!) of my gift card money to purchase the book. Congrats B&N, you got me with your clever marketing. Hook. Line. Sinker.
But I don't feel too bad. I actually finished two professional development type books in a row! No novel (or twelve) in between. I am on a roll! At this rate, I just might complete my Goodreads challenge of 50 books this year...
Before I tackle killing off Dorothy. And of course, at some point I still need to read Wicked. If you need me, I'll be in Oz.
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Tuesday, April 1, 2014
An earnest desire for some type of achievement or distinction, as power, honor, fame, or wealth, and the willingness to strive for its attainment.
To seek after earnestly; aspire to.
(Definitions provided by dictionary.com.)
What a powerful word. Sometimes I think I want to be ambitious. Sometimes I think I am. Sometimes I think I have too much.
My stack of 29 unread books (plus 7-8 in progress) grew to 30 as someone recently gifted me a book. Then I pulled out two books loaned to me a good three years ago. Are they good books? Most likely. Should I read them? Probably. Will I? If I am honest, probably not. So I took them off the shelf to return to the lender who likely has forgotten I have them. And almost put them back. The lender wanted me to read them! This person thought there was something of value between the pages.
My ambition is to read. And write. I never seem to have enough time for either. I challenged myself to read 50 books this year. I have completed 15. I am 30% of the way to my goal. I also made a goal to read one professional development type book for every two novels I read. And another goal to finish all of the books currently in progress (except the daily devotional which I been reading off and on for about two years- even if I have read that day before, there is still good stuff in rereading it).
And write more. Maybe actually write a chapter in the novella I have had outlined for a few years. Or blog more. Or journal more. Something. Anything.
In theory, that seems reasonable. Then I look in my purse and see what my ambition had done.
And this was to go to work! Where (unfortunately) I do not get paid to read (where can I find THAT job?!). (Side not: I do get paid to write- treatment plans and progres notes, but that's not FUN writing!)
Hmmm, maybe my ambition is a little too ambitious. And so the books will go back to the lender, unread, and not back to my shelf.
Let's not even start on how I keep saying I'm going to get up a half hour earlier three mornings a week to do yoga....
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Friday, March 14, 2014
It's Friday again so it must be time to navigate on over to www.feelingbeachie.com for the Friday Fill-In! Check it out. Send in suggestions and be a cohost!
This week's statements:
1. Saying ____ is ___ for me.
2. I am ____ by nature.
3. If I stay in a hotel it must have _____.
4. If someone gave me ____ I would ____.
My answers:
1. Saying nothing is easy for me.
2. I am quiet by nature.
3. If I stay in a hotel it must have free wi-fi? (I can't remember the last time I stayed in a hotel...)
4. If someone gave me a book I would read it- eventually. My to be read stack is huge!
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Hunter Hayes won't be performing in St. Louis Thursday night as originally planned. The country star has canceled his concert at Chaifetz [[ shay-fetz ]] Arena in light of the declared state of emergency. He doesn't intend to schedule a make-good, and tickets will be refunded. Missouri Governor Jay Nixon declared the state of emergency in anticipation of potential violence when a controversial grand jury decision is released. Jurors are weighing whether to bring criminal charges against a Ferguson police officer who killed an unarmed black teenager in August, sparking protests and riots.
Hunter is on his "Tattoo (Your Name) Tour," which also features Dan + Shay and The Railers. Their next show will be in Chicago Friday night.
The Band Perry's Kimberly Perry admits there are many special things about performing in front of an audience. But the country star says there's nothing better than hearing the crowd singing along. Kimberly's brother and bandmate, Reid Perry, adds that the audience participation is informative as well. He explains that they've gauged their growth by looking at both the size of the crowds and the percentage of fans who are really engaged and singing along.
Darius Rucker is currently on the European portion of his "True Believers" tour. He's already made stops in the Netherlands, Germany, and Spain, and will launch the UK portion of the trek with a show in London on Tuesday. He'll wrap up the tour this weekend with concerts in Scotland and Ireland. Darius Rucker admits his European tours aren't just fun but also educational experiences. The singer says each country has a very rich history, which he likes to explore.
Randy Owen says he's not pleased at the low number of true bands in country music. The Alabama frontman tells "Country Weekly" he'd like to see more ensembles who play all their instruments and write most of their material. He says country music is currently in "an era of individual acts," and as a result "everything is starting to sound the same" and "the music doesn't have any soul." But Randy admits being a band made it tough for Alabama at the start, and they were "turned down by everyone for a while." He says label execs would tell them country fans "weren't going to accept a band" because "that was too rock 'n' roll." However, Owen says "the young people really latched on," and then "other audiences came around." He adds that he believes fans of all ages "liked the authenticity" of what the group was doing.
Rascal Flatts are headed to Las Vegas. The band has announced an extended run at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, becoming the first country group to book a residency at the venue. Jay DeMarcus says he and his bandmates are "so excited to do something so different" for them. He adds that they're "thrilled to be playing such a storied venue." Jay also promises that audiences "will experience Rascal Flatts" in a way they never have before," and "It's going to rock."
The "Rascal Flatts Vegas Riot!" will get under way on February 25th. The band will play nine shows over two-and-a-half-weeks, wrapping up the run on March 14th. Tickets go on sale this Friday.
Garth Brooks is receiving special acknowledgment for his work. He's among a select group of artists being honored at the ASCAP Centennial Awards, taking place in New York City Monday night. The "once-in-a-century" prize recognizes the stars for their '"incomparable accomplishments" in music. The five recipients also include Stevie Wonder and Billy Joel as well as Joan Baez and Broadway composer Stephen Sondheim. The gala will include the award presentations and tribute performances for the honorees. The ASCAP Centennial Awards also mark the 100th anniversary of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. Trisha Yearwood admits now that her new album, "PrizeFighter," is arriving in stores she's a little anxious about sales and reviews. But the country star says those things weren't really on her mind as she was recording the disc.
Yearwood's current single, the Kelly Clarkson collaboration "PrizeFighter," serves as the title track to the album. It's one of six fresh tracks on "PrizeFighter: Hit After Hit," which mixes new tunes with past favorites like "She's In Love With The Boy," "XXX's and OOO's," "Wrong Side of Memphis," and others. It's Trisha's first release to feature new studio music since 2007's "Heaven, Heartache, and the Power of Love." "PrizeFighter: Hit After Hit" arrives in stores Monday.
A couple of country stars have new holiday albums in stores. Sara Evans' "At Christmas" features the singer's renditions of such classics as "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," "Silent Night," and "O Holy Night." There's only one original song in the ten-track collection -- the disc's title cut. The Henningsens included a couple of new songs on their seasonal effort. The country trio's "Our Family Christmas" is primarily filled with standards, like "Holly Jolly Christmas," "White Christmas," and "O Come, O Come Emmanuel." Former "American Idol" finalist Janelle Arthur adds her voice to "Silent Night." Jerrod Niemann contributes to one of the original tracks, "Christmas Kissin'."
Trace Adkins is once again spreading some holiday cheer on "The Christmas Tour." The country star's trek features material from his 2013 seasonal effort, "The King's Gift." And he's feeling better about the trek on his second time around. Following his inaugural run last winter, Trace tells "Country Weekly" he knows "what to expect." He admits he was "very anxious about it" last year, because it's "almost like a one-man play as opposed to a straight-up concert." He admits he was "a little apprehensive not knowing how it would come across" and if he "would be able to do this night after night after night." But now that he knows what he's in for, Trace believes this year "will be a little smoother." Adkins launched "The Christmas Tour" in West Point, New York Friday night, and performed in Massachusetts over the weekend. His next show will be in New Brunswick, New Jersey on Tuesday.
Adkins will play six more shows before taking a short break for Thanksgiving. He'll resume the trek right after the holiday with shows throughout the Midwest and Southern U.S. The run includes a two-night stand in Nashville on December 11th and 12th. Trace will end the tour in Clearwater, Florida on December 21st.
Country newcomer Sam Hunt will be making some adjustments to his upcoming tour. Tickets for 15 of the 19 dates on his "Lipstick Graffiti" trek sold out within minutes of going on sale. As a result, the singer is looking into moving some shows into larger venues, and possibly adding a second night in select cities. Sam's "Lipstick Graffiti" tour is in support of his debut album, "Montevallo." The disc features the chart-topping hit "Leave The Night On," which has already been certified Platinum. Sam will launch the tour in West Hollywood, California on January 29th. Native Run and Michael Ray are also on board as openers.
Kip Moore admits it's great to be on stage and watch crowds having fun. But the country star says his favorite concert moments are when he reaches an audience member on an emotional level.
Kip adds that there's a mutual appreciation between him and his listeners, but he might be the only one who's aware of it. He explains that fans will often tell him how much his music means to them, and "they have no idea how much" they mean to him. The singer says he believes he and his fans "breathe life into each other," which is "the coolest thing" to him. Kip is currently on the road headlining the "CMT On Tour 2014: Up in Smoke" trek. His next show is coming up in Sayreville, New Jersey on Thursday.
Kenny Chesney admits his concept for his career took a turn a few years ago. The country star tells "Billboard" that as he was working on his 2010 effort, "Hemingway's Whiskey," he was no longer "OK just to be the guy on the beach." He says he decided to get more introspective with his music, and used stars like Bruce Springsteen and Tom Petty as his role models. This transformation also led to him scaling back on his touring. He says at the time he felt like he was "making music on a conveyor belt," and he needed to get off it. Chesney admits skipping a summer tour was tough, but also "the smartest thing" he could have done. He adds that it's important to him to spend more time on his music. Kenny explains that at this point in his career he "can't just put together a collection of songs that may sound great but don't mean anything to anybody."
Chesney will return to the road in 2015, in a year that will be packed with r country acts. In addition to stars like Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line there's also Garth Brooks -- who's setting ticket sales records along the way. But Chesney says he's "proud" of those artists who are a little younger than he is, and he's not worried about going up against Brooks. Kenny will launch his "The Big Revival" tour in Nashville on his 47th birthday -- March 26th.
Tanya Tucker admits she's saved things "like a pack rat." But the country star tells "Rolling Stone" she's also lost much of the memorabilia she's collected over the years, including a watch and "a beautiful ring" Glen Campbell gave her. But one of the things she has managed to keep is a little record player she says she's had since she was nine years old. The turntable has a history. Tanya was still a teenager when she met George Jones and said she had a song he just had to hear. She recalls her mom was amazed when the country legend showed up at the door. Tucker, meanwhile, says she used this record player to introduce George to James Taylor's "Bartender's Blues," which became the hit title track to Jones' 1978 album.
But Tanya isn't exactly proud of everything in the exhibit. She describes the Tanya Tucker salsa as "defective." She explains that the company she worked with "changed" her recipe. The singer admits she was working with "the wrong people" on the idea. Tanya explains that they "wanted cheap, cheap, cheap," while her goal was to create "a beautiful product in a beautiful jar." The exhibit also features stage costumes, her custom pink Harley Davidson motorcycle, and other memorabilia. "Tanya Tucker: Strong Enough to Bend" will be open at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum through May 2015.
Josh Turner fans can now find his book when they dine out at Cracker Barrel. The restaurant and retail store is now carrying "Man Stuff." Turner says his goal with the book isn't to be preachy but to simply share some wisdom he's gained throughout his life. Turner recalls his childhood in some anecdotes, while others stem from his experiences as a husband, a father, a friend, and a country music star. Turner adds that he's thrilled to be extending his partnership with Cracker Barrel through "Man Stuff." Over the years Josh has released two live albums exclusively through the company, which has previously served as one of his tour sponsors.


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by George Malik on 10/18/13 at 08:41 PM ET
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Very scary stuff, via Puck Daddy's Sean Leahy: Winnipeg Jets forward Jacob Trouba just plain old missed St. Louis Blues defenseman Jordan Leopold and he wound up going face-first into the end boards:
Update: Good news:
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So how many games does Trouba get?
Posted by Chris in Hockey Hell from Ann Arbor, MI but LIVING in Columbia, TN on 10/18/13 at 11:08 PM ET
I was watching that game & as soon as it happened I just said OH MY GOD !! hope he is alright !
Posted by Evilpens on 10/19/13 at 08:45 AM ET
Trouba placed on IR by the Jets. He is wearing a neck brace this morning while making an appearance at practice today.
Posted by Paul from Motown Area on 10/19/13 at 11:46 AM ET
Jacob Trouba ✔ @JacobTrouba
Thanks for the support. If you were wondering, the boards are not edible. I'll be back soon. #gojetsgo
Hahaha. Dude still has a sense of humor about it.
Get well soon, Jacob.
Posted by SYF from The Revenge of Johnny E on 10/19/13 at 11:50 AM ET
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