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I'm sick to hear of CGI used for the sake of it, especially to change mistakes excessively. Movies are relics of the time and place they were made. I give tribute to the idea that they clever with all of the techniques to make the car fly, that it wasn't one single technique, and that makes me almost happy to be able to see the "flaws" mentioned now, some years on. I'm not against a minimal of mistake correcting in films (like digitally removing the pane of glass separating Harrison Ford from deadly snake in
) but I love how films back then required a mixture of techniques instead of the CGI one solution fixes all panacea!
See, the problem is that you are using your cards to show me what cards you have, and if you can't see that this is viciously circular, then there is no point in continuing
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Value for Money
After having stayed in this hotel for 5 nights on a �94($170) including breakfast buffet I can say it is good value for money.
The room is modern and quite comfortable although if you stay in a odd numbered room and you want to open a window you will have to get used to the noisy regular diesel trains. So go for the even numbered rooms but you will miss out then on the nice river and hills view.
After having requested several items and complained about the broken bathplug on the first night. Nothing happened. Spoke to the duty manager the next day and she graciously upgraded us to a junior suite.
Restaurant menu is good and tasty but unfortunately most of the staff need to be retrained on their service standards.
Business centres printer did not work.Attendant said she would print it on a backoffice printer and sent it to our room unfortunately this never happeded.
Relaxing weekend
We stayed at the Belfast Hilton for the weekend. I thought the room was quite disappointing I had stayed in better appointed hotels in Donegal.We also had the noise of the trains going past quite frequently which I didn't expect. The food in the restaurant was excellent but the waitresses left a lot to be desired- need proper training.
The bar was very quiet and dead - no atmosphere at all.The reception staff however were lovely and friendly. Car parking was expensive even with discount from the hotel.
Very impressed
We have have just returned from a wonderful weekend break in Belfast. Having read the negative comment posted on this site regarding the unfriendliness of staff we feel that such criticism is totally unfounded. In our experience the staff were extremely pleasant, friendly and chatty. Overall we found the hotel to be excellent and the food and service was of a very high standard. One point to note if you are intending staying in this hotel is that the hotel carpark is privately owned and costs stg£10 per overnight stay.
5 * quality for 3* prices
Stayed for 3 nights with my wife on one of the Hiltons special offers, couldn't fault the hotel or the staff at all. Nice spacious room [ odd numbered rooms have the best rooms ]. Full buffet breakfast perfectly represented the world reknown Ulster Fry, while the dinner was excellent, both in terms of value & content. Finally, 2 for 1 cocktails between 4 - 6pm with attentive waiter service [ particularly the Turkish guy ] made for an excellent short break in this fasinating city.
Great Stay
Overall a great stay. The view from the room was lovely. The bar and main restaurant really impressed me with their food although the bar can can get really busy during happy hour attracting many locals. The staff were very friendly and the hotel was modern and clean. The indoor pool is quite small so don't bother going down unless you want to use the gym.
Great Hotel, it has a good bar attatched & lovely restaurant for main meals. If the comments from before are relating to the Italian/Spanish staff then that is the European way -dont expect them to say "Have a nice day!" this is Europe! The room was great, high ceilings, great shower and immaculate. The porter went out of his way to find me a toothbrush - a small gesture but it made a big difference to my day!
Would definately go back on another business trip.
Not up to Hilton standards, nasty reception staff
The final night of our stay in wonderful Northern Ireland was a disaster at this awful Hilton property. A nice looking building from the outside, and not bad within, the problem here is service - or lack of. The reception staff is nasty, curt and could care less. They did not pay attention and billed me for an HHonors free stay after I presented the certificate at check-in. It took us three attempts to find a room with A/C that worked. The bellman was the only one who cared, the front desk staff was hostile, detached and not interested.
Next day when we asked to see the manager, I was accosted with "DO YOU HAVE AN APPOINTMENT!" In fairness to him, he did seem to care and handled my issue. The bar/lounge was fine for light dinner and staff was friendly. Avoid the breakfast buffet at all costs, it's overpriced and the person at the grill refused to make an omelet for me. I don't do those. Yet he had an omelet pan! Go figure. All in all, this is a terrible place, and Hilton needs to send the front desk team to charm school to learn some human kindness. I'll never go back.
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Nice rooms, lovely hotel BUT if you have a room with an interconnecting door expect to be able to listen in on your neighbours calls...
Unfriendly poor service
Booked a romance package for honeymoon. Staff made no effort forgot champagne didnt care and remained unfriendly. Lots of people complained about food doormen more interested in entertaining locals in the bar.Atmosphere hostile. Save money stay anywhere else honestly.
Really Great
This is a top-notch, relatively new Hilton. The rooms are fantastic and the food was wonderful. It was in a good location and there was ample parking (so long as you don't have a big car). It was the best value of any hotel we stayed in in Ireland (or in this case Northern Ireland). We took a great tour of the city from the hotel. President Clinton stayed there a year or two ago (they display the pictures to prove it). Extremely clean...classy and a good value. No complaints.
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Matthew Northrup, 26, of 9 Derry St., Nashua, was arrested after police say he wrenched his four-month-old son's leg and jerked his arm, causing the child's femur and humerus bones to fracture. (Kimberly Houghton/Union Leader Correspondent)
Matthew Northrup, 26, of 9 Derry St., was arrested after police say he wrenched his four-month-old son's leg and jerked his arm, causing the child's femur and humerus bones to fracture. Police charged in court that Northrup also forced his finger into the infant's mouth and held it there, causing a tear in the floor of the baby's mouth.
The child, who was born premature, weighed about 1.5 pounds. He was released from the hospital after his birth on Jan. 2. The assaults took place sometime between Jan. 2 and Jan. 28, according to police, who were notified of the boy's injuries by the Division of Children, Youth and Families on Jan. 30.
The baby was treated at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon at the end of January for the injuries. Dr. Kent P. Hymel reported that the injuries did not appear to be accidental, and allegations of child abuse were investigated by police in Litchfield, where the baby resides with his mother, according to the police affidavit on file at the 9th Circuit Court, Merrimack District Division.
According to court documents, the child, referred to as W.S., weighs about 8 pounds despite being four months old. He lives with his mother, Candice Smith, 22, of 145 Route 3A, Litchfield.
On Friday, Northrup voluntarily came to the Litchfield Police Department and signed a statement of understanding before being questioned by authorities. According to police statements, Northrup spends four or five nights a week at the Litchfield residence to help Smith care for their child. He "admitted during the interview that he was responsible for the injuries (the baby) sustained," the affidavit filed by Lt. David Donnelly reported. "Matthew went on to explain that he gets frustrated at times for different reasons, and takes out his frustrations on (the baby)."
Specifically, he mentioned changing the boy's diaper and becoming frustrated to the point that he grabbed the child's left leg and wrenched it down, court records noted. Northrup went on to say that he also was holding the baby on his lap feeding him when the child slid between his legs and "out of frustration he grabbed the left arm of (the baby) and jerked his body upwards by only his arm," according to the court documents.
On a separate occasion, Northrup was playing a video game when the infant would not stop crying in his crib, police reported. "Matthew became once again frustrated because the level on his video game was difficult, and he didn't want to bother with the baby at that time," the affidavit stated. "Matthew stated the baby appeared to choke or spit up, and Matthew took a facecloth wrapped around his index finger and jammed it into the baby's mouth for about three seconds."
On two other occasions, when Northrup was upset with Smith, Northrup told police he would go into a different room with the baby and take his frustrations out by squeezing the baby tightly with his hands and shaking him, according to the affidavit.
Northrup was arraigned on three felony charges of second-degree assault Tuesday in Merrimack District Court. Judge Clifford Kinghorn set bail at $50,000 cash only, ordering that Northrup have no contact with the victim or any other biological children if bail is posted.
According to Donnelly, Northrup may be in the process of trying to obtain custody of a second child who is four years old. Police said Northrup has a prior criminal history, as he was convicted of stalking in 2011 and received a six-month jail sentence that was deferred. A few months later he was found guilty of criminal liability for the conduct of another, according to police.
While the recent charges are serious, public defender Edward Cross argued that Northrup is not a flight risk, as he has lived in New Hampshire his entire life, was born in Nashua, and graduated from high school in Nashua.
Noting that Northrup lives with his grandparents, Mary and William Martin, in Nashua, Cross asked that bail be lowered to $3,000 cash or corporate surety, explaining Northrup receives about $700 a month in governmental assistance.
Kinghorn denied the request, saying the court must be concerned with the safety of New Hampshire's citizens.
Donnelly said he believes the baby has been released from the hospital. The mother is cooperating with police, he said.
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Ole Miss offering reward for info in vandalism of Meredith statue
The University of Mississippi is offering a $25,000 reward for information about two individuals believed involved in a weekend incident near a statue of James Meredith commemorating the 1962 integration of the university.
The two were seen early Sunday near the statue, which had been draped with a noose and an old Georgia state flag, according to a release from Ole Miss.
"This is particularly painful because the James Meredith statue has become a gathering place for students to discuss many things, including the tenets of our creed, which calls for dignity and respect for all people," Don Cole, assistant to the Chancellor for Multicultural Affairs, said in a statement late Monday.
One of the men was reportedly wearing camouflage pants, and the men were heard shouting racial slurs, according to the university. Meredith was the university's first black student, and his admission caused racial turmoil at the school.
Chancellor Dan Jones said the university's Alumni Association was offering the reward, and he condemned the incident as being "contrary to the beliefs and values of the university community."
"These individuals chose our university's most visible symbol of unity and educational accessibility to express their disagreement with our values," Jones said. "Their ideas have no place here, and our response will be an even greater commitment to promoting the values that are engraved on the statue — Courage, Knowledge, Opportunity and Perseverance."
The university's own police department is investigating the case and has alerted Oxford police.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the university police at 662-915-1678.
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Paxo Sage and Onion Stuffing Mix
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Paxo really know how to make stuffing, having been in the business for over 100 years. Paxo Sage and Onion Stuffing Mix is a classic blend that will really add something special to your roast dinners.
Paxo Sage and Onion Stuffing Mix is really easy to prepare - ideal when you are juggling the many tasks involved in cooking a roast. Simply add hot water to the powder and stir, before either rolling the mix into balls or packing it into a baking tray.
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by Bruna on 25/10/2014.
Cannot be without this, especially over the Christmas period. I just love the flavour and texture of Paxo Sage and Onion Stuffing mix. I usually make up the mix as directed on the packet but I let it cool and add half a kg of finely minced fatty pork and some eggs, before stuffing my Christmas turkey. I don't like messing about with chestnuts, cranberry or other weird flavoured stuffings. This, to me, is the best! Also delicious made into balls and eaten with gravy, as long as it has the minced pork mixed into it!
by Barry on 01/03/2014.
Being vegetarian it might seem odd reviewing something that is normally paired with meat. However Paxo Sage and Onion stuffing is vegetarian and can make a nice main dish with roasted vegetables, mash and vegetarian gravy.
I add some chopped nuts to the mix before roasting and it makes a nice main. Paxo is something I always buy when I can.
by Rachel on 04/02/2014.
Paxo has become a household name for good reason. Many households across the UK use it to stuff their Christmas Turkey but it's really much more yummy than restricting it to once a year.
Rolling balls of stuffing to go with many roast dinners adds a little bit of something special. It's also worthwhile making more than the immediate need, since the balls can be sliced and used with chicken or turkey breast to make sandwiches which are a lot more scrumptious than without.
This is always kept in the cupboard so I can feel seasonal all the year round.
by Ian on 26/12/2013.
This is a good product. It is easy to make and makes a decent quantity of stuffing.
I had enough to stuff a 2 kilo bird over Christmas with one pack and it was enough to feed six people.
The price is reasonable. There are plenty of varieties to choose from so I will be ordering more.
by Maria Teresa on 30/10/2013.
Paxo sage and onion stuffing... just the words make you feel peckish. Picture a big roast chicken, all golden and juicy and there, nestled by it side on the roasting tin are little balls of delight. The whole house smells wonderful. Thank you BCS for making my Sunday perfect again.
by Mariantonia on 20/10/2013.
Paxo Sage and Onion Stuffing mix is a must for a proper Sunday roast, particularly with chicken. Easy to use and very full of flavour, I usually make up the mix as instructed on the packet, then I add half a pound of good quality sausage meat and one egg. I still use it to accompany the roast, though I bake it in a separate tin. It's so delicious that usually my lot just ask for the stuffing and leave the main roast behind! A good bye every time.
by Emma on 29/04/2013.
A proper British roast dinner simply would not be the same without Paxo sage and onion stuffing. All you have to do is mix with hot water and pop in the oven. I like to roll them into balls, but you can also just press into a dish and portion it up once cooked. A cupboard essential in my house.
by Mandy on 28/02/2013.
Wow! What a find this was, after having been deprived of Paxo Sage and Onion stuffing mix since moving to France five years ago. The perfect accompaniment to a proper British-style roast dinner, this stuffing mix is one of the best on the market, and very quick and easy to mix up and make as well. An all-round great buy!
by Peter on 08/07/2012.
I don't think that you can possibly cook a Pork Roast Dinner without Paxo's Sage and Onion Stuffing.
I've tried on more than one occasion to make my own by carefully following various recipies, but I have never succeeded.
No stuffing I have made myself has ever had the taste of Paxo, plus they have always taken a long time to make, whereas Paxo is effortless and always tastes delicious.
by Les on 19/01/2012.
Having lived in France for the last four years, we had missed Paxo's Sage and Onion stuffing mix, but now thanks to BCS we can get hold of it now have that taste of the past.
I have tried many times to make my own stuffing, but it is never the same nor as good. We were pleased to find Paxo stuffing available to us at a reasonable price, thank you.
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So now the CHL is beginning to shudder on its foundations.
Odessa is bailing, reportedly, for junior hockey. Colorado, one of the league's linchpin franchises, is reporteldy flirting with the ECHL. Bloomington hasn't wangled a building lease yet. Bossier-Shreveport could be out the door. Quad City is rumored to be folding.
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They're stickin'. And you know what?
It's the smart play right now.
It's smart because team president Michael Franke sees the future, and I think he sees it clearly. Franke has been saying for some time that eventually there'll be one Double-A league and one Triple-A league in minor-league hockey, and I think he's dead on. So what's to be gained, even short term, by jumping leagues again?
Nothing I can see. You can talk all you want about how moving to the ECHL would revive rivalries with Kalamazoo and Toledo, but is the ECHL really on any more solid footing than the CHL right now? Maybe for a year or so, but the same cycle you're seeing in the CHL is going to start happening there, too, and sooner rather than later. So what do you gain, long term?
One thing we can say for sure: The IHL is dead forever. In this climate, no one in his right mind is going to try to resurrect another Double-A league. As what's happening in the CHL amply demonstrates, that would be sheer folly. There's no market for another Double-A hockey league. There's barely a market for both the CHL and ECHL.
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endless well stats.... no answer to 38000-42000 guidance... gave you benefit of doubt now think your a copy and paste douchebag
Blame only yourself for not buying more when price goes down and give you an opportunity and for or not dumping the stock if you don't have any faith in the company ...
Sorry until DSC answered I didn't see any posts as I have all "Tuck's" on ignore. I went back and filtered.
The company increased their guidance from 32,000 to 40,000 BOE/D up 25% (over just 3 months).
Previous 32,000 BOE/d was in fact 37,507 BOE/D an underestimate of 5,507 BOE/D
The 3Q number was for the period 01July until 30Sep and the average is for the full 92 days of the period.
A 25% increase in the BOE/D is in line with the companies agenda as they continually grow.
They already added a new rig in North Dakota, changed the FRAC process to slickwater, and wells are paying for themselves in 60 days as the return is great (up 58%).
So HK has 11 rigs drilling, improved results in the completion technique, I think they maybe able to handle the 40,000 BOE/D and meet their next projection.
Sentiment: Buy
hey what do you know zoom... i hit the ignore button also...... lol
thanks for the updates
ZOOM thanks so much for repeating the stats from earnings press release we know they had 37,507 boe/d at close of 3rd quarter...so again what about 2014 let me repeat 2014 guidance of 38000-42000 boe/d ...you have them over 40000 boe/d at close of 4th quarter including divesture YET and I repeat they have 2014, 2014, 2014 guidance at ONLY 38000-42000 Boe/d ... so either they are full of #$%$ or you are
Tucker, I can try to answer your question, if you don't mind re wording it
Sentiment: Strong Buy
ok let me re-word my question dsc20601 can you go #$%$ yourself


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The complex relationship between a single, reclusive Quebec father and his socially isolated daughter reaches a crucial breaking point when the young girl makes a grim discovery that compels her to break their suffocating cycle of dysfunction. Jean-Fran�ois (Emmanuel Bilodeau) works two menial jobs, and refuses to let his 12-year-old daughter Julyvonne (Philomene Bilodeau) attend school. As a result, Julyvonne remains friendless, and fails to grasp the fine art of social interaction. But when the sequestered young girl learns a dark secret about her controlling father, the dynamics of their relationship are irreparably changed. … More
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"Curling" is, in part, a film about secrets. Maybe we know what's going on, maybe we don't. That subtly unsettling ambiguity is yet another thing that makes this beguiling film so enticingly different.
A bleakly allusive look at frozen lives, "Curling'' is very much a specialty item - a movie that goes nowhere slowly.
No fan of linear narrative, intent only on revealing things through a glass darkly, writer-director Denis C�t� wants us to be puzzled. He succeeds rather too well.
Curling begins strongly, with visually striking imagery, but ultimately never reach the potential which is hinted at in the opening scenes.
It remains a mysterious, open film, uncluttered by any of the reassuring revelations or explanations that might console us and allay our fear of anything really imaginary.
Their relationship may be fractious, abusive and negligent, but aside from the bizarre scenarios the [father and daughter] finds themselves in, it's not all that unusual. Most of all, it feels loving. And you always hurt the ones you love.
The director sets a mood that is at once bleak and yet teems with dark, wild impulses that range from the carnal to the murderous.
If you're feeling particularly depressed and existential, this might pass as food for thought. Otherwise, it might be wiser to just plain pass.
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That's according to a study published today in National Geographic led by Oceana board member and fisheries expert Dr. Daniel Pauly and National Geographic fellow Enric Sala.
How do you measure the "SeafoodPrint" of a country, you ask? By factoring in the type of fish and the total amount hauled in. The researchers used a unit of measurement based on "primary production," the microscopic organisms at the bottom of the marine food web that are required to make a pound of a given type of fish.
China comes in at the number one spot because of its sheer population size, while Peru is ranked second because its anchoveta becomes fish meal for farm-raised pigs, chickens and fish (such as salmon) around the world, even though Peruvians themselves don't consume a lot of fish. Meanwhile, the U.S. is ranked third because of the type of fish we generally prefer -- top-of-the-food-chain fish, such as tuna and salmon.
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A couple who won a 'punching above your weight' competition earlier this year have proved looks really don't matter as they tie the knot.
Darren Donaghey and Kate Cathcart often turn heads when walking down the street together – not only because Kate is a gorgeous blonde, but because Darren is, by his own admission, not a work of art.
Despite their differing aesthetics, their love for one another never faltered and the pair have silenced detractors by getting hitched at Matfen Hall in Northumberland on Sunday.
Darren, 29, and Kate, 24, won the 'punching above your weight' competition due to their mismatched looks in March, the prize being a two-week all-inclusive honeymoon to Rhodes.
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U.S. financial regulators are in the midst of upgrading their IT capabilities to monitor and police high speed computer trading. As documented in the recent Michael Lewis book "Flash Boys," high-speed traders go to considerable expense to co-locate their network infrastructure inside exchanges to gain a latency advantage over less nimble rivals that can be measured in microseconds. They hire top mathematicians to write algorithms to predict the movement of markets and trade accordingly. Events like the 2010 "Flash Crash" have roused regulators to the need to develop investigative capabilities that match the speed and dynamism of the market.
The consensus is that regulators are still a long way off.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is collecting more data than ever via new rules established under the authority of the Dodd-Frank legislation. Over the past year, the CFTC has seen a 166 percent increase in the kinds of data its system takes in, according to Jorge Herrada, associate director of the CFTC's Office of Data and Technology. The loading of structured data into CFTC systems requires standing up new architecture, customized loaders, and quality checks between the agency and designated swap data repositories.
"Each new data set is a major project unto itself, analogous to standing up a new factory production line," Herrada said at a June 3 meeting of the CFTC's Technology Advisory Committee.
The CFTC has collected about 160 terabytes of transaction data, covering billions of transactions. But there are still lingering issues about what the data represents.
There is room for interpretation about data like the time of the execution or modification of a trade, and until such definitions are harmonized across the industry, the ability to track the movements of trades from one SDR to another is limited.
"We have the raw materials for a great surveillance program, but we still have a lot to do," Herrada said.
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Bad actors move across markets, said Steve Joachim, executive vice president of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, a self-regulatory organization. "Frankly, today the regulatory community does not treat the marketplace on a broad scale in one view," Joachim said. A 21st century system would give a more complete picture of the markets across the world and across sectors.
Pivoting to this new reality in government time might prove challenging. While the 160 terabyte dataset at CFTC is large by most government standards, it is dwarfed by the processing demands of the NSA, NASA, NOAA, and even some private-companies. Dave Lauer, president and managing partner at KOR Group, said there are open source platforms to manage more data than are generated in the financial services industry.
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8701 Broadway
Merrillville, IN 46410
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200 E 89th Ave, Suite 3 Merrillville, IN 46410
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St. Mary Medical Center
Hobart, IN
Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
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Kix Brooks Says It's 'Hard to Argue With' the Success of Modern Country
Some of country's older generation of stars have been vocal about their dislike of the genre's new direction, but Kix Brooks is not one of them.
Some of country's older generation of stars have been vocal about their dislike of the genre's new direction, but Kix Brooks is not one of them.
Season 13 of 'American Idol' is knee deep in the audition phase, where the cream is rising to the top. On Wednesday (Jan. 29), one such contestant was Casey Thrasher, a 22-year-old father of two with a golden voice and a passionate desire to provide for his children by doing what he loves. The Alabaman made us believe with his cover of Brooks and Dunn's 'Believe.'
How much Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn got along during the later years of their partnership has always been an interesting and hotly debated, but mostly behind-the-scenes, conversation.
It's time to go back and find one of those videos you remember, but forgot you remembered. It's my lost hit, this time from Brooks and Dunn.
WKDQ is celebrating our 20 years of playing country music the best way we know how this weekend. We're playing every number one from 1992 to now.
Reba is on her way to the brand new Ford Center in Evansville as the first country act to perform there. She will be bringing along The Band Perry, Steel Magnolia, and Eden's Edge. You have to wonder if Reba will take the stage with a
It's another awesome song that has slipped away from our radios like a thief in the night, but who could forget the even more awesome video where Kix Brooks and the late Dale Earnhardt played up their similar looks...can you spot Dale in this video from Brooks and Dunn?
Listen to the great advise Ronnie Dunn was given and find out if Scott McCreery went back to North Carolina last night on American Idol.
Leslie Morgan, morning show co-cost here on WKDQ brings you today's Taste of Country minute. Leslie brings you news on Kenny Rogers and Brooks and Dunn.