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The longest, most expensive championship in rugby gets back underway this weekend, with a host of eye-catching encounters as everyone tries to catch Toulon.
Newcomers Lyon and La Rochelle are both on the road to start their campaigns, while there are clashes between top six contenders Castres and Stade Fran�ais and Montpellier and Racing M�tro to set the tone for the campaign.
Clermont v Grenoble
Clermont finished last season looking like a team on the decline, hammered by Saracens in a Heineken Cup semi-final before losing their 77-game unbeaten home streak to Castres in the Top 14 play-offs.
Over the off-season Vern Cotter has moved on after eight seasons, with the general feeling being the club deserved to win a lot more than one Top 14 title and an Amlin Cup during that time.
Franck Az�ma was given the task of rebuilding the squad, with the help of former Leinster coach Jono Gibbes, and the signs are there that Clermont are not done yet.
Camille Lopez has been turning heads in pre-season, while a rejuvenated S�bastien Vahaamahina has the potential to be the equal of any second row in the league, especially under the tutelage of Jamie Cudmore - a phrase that hasn't been used too often!
This weekend they will open up against Grenoble, who have enjoyed a profitable off-season of their own. A trip to Argentina to take on the Pumas appears to have been a fruitful experience, and if last weekend's win over Harlequins was anything to go by, we might see a more entertaining Grenoble side this year.
Gio Aplon is probably the biggest name signing, and will no doubt wreak havoc with his elusive running, but Jonathan Wisniewski could be even more influential as he gets his career back on track after stalling in the last couple of years at Racing.
Clermont: 15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Zac Guildford, 13 Aurelien Rougerie, 12 Noa Nakaitaci, 11 Julien Malzieu, 10 Brock James, 9 Ludovic Radosavljevic, 8 Fritz Lee, 7 Julien Bardy, 6 Damien Chouly (c), 5 Sebastien Vahaamahina, 4 Jamie Cudmore, 3 Clement Ric, 2 Ti'i Paulo, 1 Vincent Debaty
Replacements: 16 Thomas Domingo, 17 Benjamin Kayser, 18 Loic Jacquet, 19 Julien Bonnaire, 20 Morgan Parra, 21 Camille Lopez, 22 Wesley Fofana, 23 Daniel Kotze
Grenoble: 15 Fabien Gengenbacher (c), 14 Alipate Ratini, 13 Jackson Willison, 12 Nigel Hunt, 11 Gio Aplon, 10 Jonathan Wisniewski, 9 Charl McLeod, 8 Rory Grice, 7 Henry Vanderglas, 6 Fabien Alexandre, 5 Ben Hand, 4 Hendrik Roodt, 3 Dayna Edwards, 2 Arnaud H�guy, 1 Alexandre Dardet
Replacements: 16 Albertus Buckle, 17 Anthony Hegarty, 18 Richard Choirat, 19 Ross Skeate, 20 Florian Faure, 21 Joannes Henry, 22 Julien Caminati, 23 Benjamin Thi�ry
Date: Saturday, August 16
Venue: Stade Marcel Michelin
Kick-off: 14.45 local (13.45 GMT)
Referee: Cyril Lafon
Assistant referees: Adrien Descottes, Bruno Gabaldon
Bordeaux-B�gles v Lyon
In their first stint in the Top 14, Lyon were a massive disappointment, finishing dead last and 17 points away from safety.
That was in 2011/12, and the team who had earned promotion alongside them that campaign were Bordeaux, who have been in the Top 14 ever since.
Now Lyon are back they will open their season up at the Stade Andr� Moga and they should quickly get an idea of how far they still have to go.
Tim Lane and his coaching staff appear to have recruited wisely, with many players with Top 14 experience, including former French internationals Fabrice Estebanez and Julien Puricelli, while Wallaby legend George Smith should be a great signing.
But they face a Bordeaux side last year who were one win away from making the play-offs and look to be improving each season.
French winger Sofiane Guitoune seems to be fully recovered from a torn Achilles he suffered last year, meaning that he should make his debut after a switch from Perpignan, while lock Julien Le Devedec also looks like a shrewd recruit from Brive.
It's difficult to imagine Lyon getting a win to get their campaign underway, but two years ago Bordeaux were shocked by promoted side Grenoble on home soil, so it's not impossible.
Bordeaux: 15 Darly Domvo, 14 Sofiane Guitoune, 13 Julien Rey, 12 Thibaut Lacroix, 11 Blair Connor, 10 Pierre Bernard, 9 Heini Adams, 8 Matthew Clarkin (c), 7 Hugh Chalmers, 6 Louis-Benoit Madaule, 5 Adam Jaulhac, 4 Julien Le Devedec, 3 Patrick Toetu, 2 Clement Maynadier, 1 Jefferson Poirot.
Replacements:16 Benat Auzqui, 17 Jean-Baptiste Poux, 18 Jandre Marais, 19 Taisina Tuifua, 20 Baptiste Serin, 21 Lionel Beauxis, 22 Romain Lonca, 23 Francisco Gomez Kodela.
Lyon: 15 Romain Loursac, 14 Toby Arnold, 13 Kendrick Lynn, 12 Fabrice Estebanez, 11 Mosese Ratuvou, 10 Stephen Brett, 9 Ricky Januarie, 8 George Smith, 7 Pierrick Gunther, 6 Julien Puricelli, 5 Lionel Nallet (c), 4 Bjorn Basson, 3 Anthony Roux, 2 Vincent Colliat, 1 Wian Du Preez.
Replacements:16 Deon Fourie, 17 Bogdan Balan, 18 Joseph Tuineau, 19 Frans Viljoen, 20 Waisele Sukanaveita, 21 Paul Bonnefond, 22 Lachie Munro, 23 Horatiu Pungea.
Date: Saturday, August 16
Venue: Stade Andre Moga
Kick-off: 18.30 local (17.30 GMT)
Referee: Pascal Gauz�re
Assistant referees: Christophe Dutreuilh, Eric Soulan
Brive v La Rochelle
Last season Brive knocked off all the big guns at home, losing just once to bottom side Biarritz.
That home form was the reason they comfortably beat the drop, with Ga�tan Germain kicking everything in the opposition half to finish the season as the league's top points scorer.
Nicolas Godignon's side will be looking to maintain that form in the new season, and a home opener against La Rochelle gives them the perfect opportunity to get off to a good start.
There has been little movement on the recruitment front, so it will be up to those players already in the squad to push on, in contrast to La Rochelle who have brought in a number of new names.
Peter Grant should be the key man at fly-half, while Jean-Pascal Barraque will get the chance to reignite his career after a lost season at Toulouse.
It's unlikely that they will manage to get anything this weekend, and they are strong favourites for the drop, but it will be good to see how tighthead prop and skipper Uini Atonio holds up against the challenge of the fearsome Brive pack.
Brive: 15 Gaetan Germain, 14 Alfie Mafi, 13 Arnaud Mignardi, 12 Thomas Sanchou, 11 Elia Radikedike, 10 Thomas Laranjeira, 9 Jean-Baptiste Pejoine, 8 Petrus Hauman, 7 Dominiko Waqaniburotu, 6 Hugues Briatte, 5 Arnaud Mela (c), 4 Peet Marais, 3 Kevin Buys, 2 Guillaume Ribes, 1 Goderzi Shvelidze.
Replacements:16 Thomas Acquier, 17 Karlen Asieshvili, 18 Victor Lebas, 19 Said Hireche, 20 Benjamin Neveu, 21 Andrew Malilei, 22 Sevanaia Galala, 23 Damien Jourdain.
La Rochelle: 15 Peter Grant, 14 Sireli Bobo, 13 Jean-Pascal Barraque, 12 Levani Botia, 11 Damien Cler, 10 Hamish Gard, 9 Julien Audy, 8 Jone Qovu, 7 Kevin Gourdon, 6 Romain Sazy, 5 Leandro Cesaro, 4 Jason Eaton, 3 Uini Atonio (c), 2 Rassie Van Vuuren, 1 Vincent Pelo.
Replacements:16 Hika Forbes, 17 Jordan Seneca, 18 Jacobus Grobler, 19 Nicolas Djebaili, 20 Albert Vulivuli, 21 Julien Berger, 22 Charles Lagarde, 23 Lekso Kaulashvili.
Date: Saturday, August 16
Venue: Stade Amedee Domenech
Kick-off: 18.30 local (17.30 GMT)
Referee: Christophe Berdos
Assistant referees: Mathieu Noirot, Laurent Amic
Castres v Stade Fran�ais
A single point separated Castres and Stade Fran�ais last season but while Castres ended up falling just short of a second successive Top 14 title, Stade crumbled against Wasps to miss out on European qualification.
While it's always dangerous to put too much stock in pre-season results, Stade have been far from convincing, and will need to be much improved on the side that were hammered at home to Castres a fortnight ago.
They will have to manage the early part of the season without one of their biggest attacking threats, full-back Hugo Bonneval will not play again until February because of a torn ACL.
And while they made few big signings, Digby Ioane will be looking to bounce back after a disappointing first season.
Castres meanwhile were dealt a huge blow with the news that star signing Sitiveni Sivivatu will be out of action for three to four months with a shoulder injury.
They will also have to cope with the losses of Brice Dulin and Antonie Claassen, however last season they were the only team not to lose at home, and that record will likely remain this weekend.
Castres: 15 Geoffrey Palis, 14 Romain Martial, 13 Thomas Combezou, 12 Romain Cabannes (c), 11 Remy Grosso, 10 Daniel Kirkpatrick, 9 Cedric Garcia, 8 William Whetton, 7 Mathieu Babillot, 6 Jannie Bornman, 5 Rodrigo Capo Ortega, 4 Christophe Samson, 3 Paea Fanuunu, 2 Mathieu Bonello, 1 Saimone Taumoepeau.
Replacements:16 Brice Mach, 17 Mihaita Lazar, 18 Piula Faaselele, 19 Johnnie Beattie, 20 Rory Kockott, 21 Remi Lamerat, 22 Julien Dumora, 23 Yohan Montes.
Stade Fran�ais: 15 Djibril Camara, 14 Julien Arias, 13 Waisea Nayacalevu, 12 Meyer Bosman, 11 Digby Ioane, 10 Jules Plisson, 9 Julien Tomas, 8 Sergio Parisse (c), 7 Sylvain Nicolas, 6 Mathieu Ugena, 5 Pascal Pape, 4 Paul Gabrillagues, 3 Rabah Slimani, 2 Laurent Sempere, 1 Heinke van der Merwe.
Replacements:16 Remi Bonfils, 17 Zak Taulafo, 18 Gerhard Mostert, 19 Scott Lavalla, 20 Jerome Fillol, 21 Raphael Lakafia, 22 Jonathan Danty, 23 Adrien Oleon.
Date: Saturday, August 16
Venue: Stade de la Mediteranee
Kick-off: 18.30 local (17.30 GMT)
Referee: Alexandre Ruiz
Assistant referees: Mourad Zitouni, Patrick Beuriot
Toulouse v Oyonnax
With Guy Nov�s in charge, Toulouse have never gone more than two seasons without a title, so the pressure is on France's most successful club.
However that will not be easy, and they will be without a number of key players to begin the campaign. Louis Picamoles is out for a month, Thierry Dusautoir for three weeks, and Luke McAlister will also be absent this weekend.
For a team with the depth of Toulouse, there will still be a strong team available, there are big issues in the front row with Schalk Ferreira (torn bicep), Gurthro Steenkamp (Rugby Championship), Chiliboy Rallepelle (torn ACL) and Corey Flynn (not yet arrived) all unavailable.
Their promising young tighthead, Antoine Guillamon, should feature this weekend, but for Oyonnax, where he is currently on loan.
And as they prepare for a second season in the top flight, Oyonnax will know they have to improve their away form, having picked up just one win all of last year.
Whether that starts in Toulouse remains to be seen, but a losing bonus point (within five points this season) would be seen as a good result.
Toulouse: 15 Alexis Palisson, 14 Vincent Clerc, 13 Yann David, 12 Clement Poitrenaud, 11 Timoci Matanavou, 10 Toby Flood, 9 Jano Vermaak, 8 Joe Tekori, 7 Imanol Harinordoquy, 6 Yacouba Camara, 5 Patricio Albacete (c), 4 Romain Millo-Chluski, 3 Neemia Tialata, 2 Cyril Baille, 1 Vasil Kakovin.
Replacements:16 Christopher Tolofua, 17 Rodrigue Neti, 18 Gregory Lamboley, 19 Yannick Nyanga, 20 Jean Marc Doussain, 21 Gael Fickou, 22 Yoann Huget, 23 Census Johnston.
Oyonnax: 15 Florian Denos (c), 14 Dug Cudjo, 13 Guillaume Bousses, 12 Roimata Hansell-Pune, 11 Yves Donguy, 10 Benjamin Urdapilleta, 9 Agustin Figuerola, 8 Viliame Ma'afu, 7 Mauri Fa'asavalu, 6 Pedrie Wannenburg, 5 Damien Lagrange, 4 Thibaut Lassalle, 3 Ruaan Du Preez, 2 Jody Jenneker, 1 Soane Tonga'uiha.
Replacements:16 Clement Julien, 17 Marc Clerc, 18 Damian Browne, 19 Olivier Missoup, 20 Fabien Cibray, 21 Riaan Smit, 22 Alex Luatua, 23 Antoine Tichit.
Date: Saturday, August 16
Venue: Stade Ernest Wallon
Kick-off: 18.30 local (17.30 GMT)
Referee: Maxime Chalon
Assistant referees: Jonathan Gasnier, Laurent Sclafer
Montpellier v Racing M�tro
Arguably the pick of the games, last year's losing semi-finalists will face off in a contrast of styles.
Both bursting with big names, the game will see arguably the most attacking side in France, up against one of the most organised.
Montpellier's 59 tries last year was almost double the number managed by Racing M�tro but that doesn't mean this is a foregone conclusion.
After struggling early on, Racing came into their own in the second half of the season, and coaches Laurent Labit and Laurent Travers seem to be putting in place their game plan.
New signings Brice Dulin and Antonie Claassen should make a big impact for the club from the capital while Johan Goosen will put the pressure on Jonny Sexton at fly-half.
For Montpellier, Ben Mowen is not yet available having just arrived from Australia, but the fitness of skipper Fulgence Ouedraogo is a huge boost after an injury-disrupted campaign last time out.
Former Racing full-back Benjamin Fall will also get the chance to line up against his former teammates on his debut for Montpellier.
Montpellier: 15 Benjamin Fall, 14 Timoci Nagusa, 13 Anthony Tuitavake, 12 Robert Ebersohn, 11 Rene Ranger, 10 Fran�ois Trinh-Duc, 9 Jonathan P�lissi�, 8 Alex Tulou, 7 Alexandre Bias, 6 Fulgence Ouedraogo (c), 5 Thibaut Privat, 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 Nicolas Mas, 2 Charles Geli, 1 Misha Nariashvili
Replacements: 16 Mikael Ivaldi, 17 David Attoub, 18 Tom Donnelly, 19 Robins Tchale-Watchou, 20 Benoit Paillaugue, 21 Antoine Battut, 22 Pierre B�rard, 23 Na'ama Leleimalefaga
Racing M�tro: 15 Brice Dulin, 14 Adrien Plante, 13 Henry Chavancy, 12 Alexandre Dumoulin, 11 Yoan Audrin, 10 Jonathan Sexton, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Antonie Claassen, 7 Bernard Le Roux, 6 Wenceslas Lauret, 5 Francois van der Merwe, 4 Luke Charteris, 3 Luc Ducalcon, 2 Virgile Lacombe, 1 Julien Brugnaut
Replacements: 16 Jeremie Maurouard, 17 Davit Khinchagishvili, 18 Thibault Dubarry, 19 Camille Gerondeau, 20 Maxime Machenaud, 21 Johan Goosen, 22 Jamie Roberts, 23 Brian Mujati.
Date: Saturday, August 16
Venue: Altrad Stadium
Kick-off: 20.45 local (19.45 GMT)
Referee: Salem Attalah
Assistant referees: Tual Trainini, Laurent Breil


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I'm headed to Austin next week, dedicating Monday and Tuesday to finding some first-rate barbeque, especially brisket, beef ribs and hog. All suggestions welcome! Georgtown, San Marcos, Balstrop, Elgin, New Braunfels-wherever. Thanks in advance.
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Thanks, AmySue. I can't wait!
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Woody's BBQ in San Marcos on Hunter Rd is really good. Great, tender brisket.
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More pins in the map. Thanks to both of you. I'd like at least one spot that does great beef ribs. The Ironworks in Austin is pretty good for those, but I know there must be more.
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I would really skip Ironworks...
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Fuschak's is horrible. It's a bad all-you-can eat buffet. I have no idea how they stay in business or how they keep getting good reviews.
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I 2nd this. I've only had the pulled pork and the brisket at franklins. The pork was serviceable, but o lord the brisket. i had a burnt end that I think rivals anything I've had blacks or louis muellers, and without the hour drive (although darn near as long a wait when i went). Crispy outer bark yielding to fatty melty deliciousness. Biting into it stunned me, it was so good.
There's a reason there's a line (i got there about 10:50 on a Saturday and there were already a dozen or so folks waiting, probably got my food about 11:30 or so. You might have better luck on a weekday though.
re: willtryanythingonce
That's a third for Franklins, same reason. Ribs are quite good too, but they run out of both fast. Same suggestion on the line.
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I've been to Franklin's 4 times now. It is very, very good. Best brisket in town by far. You do need to line up at 10:30 regardless of the day of the week. A gauge is that once you're at the end of the awning you've got a 30 minute wait.
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Would this be in Austin?
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Yes, it's a trailer you'll miss unless you're looking for it (and I missed it specifically trying to go there). However, you'll most likely see the little white shade and the line snaking out of the chain-link fence enclosure. It's behind an empty building/lot on the north-bound access road to I-35 kind of across the highway from the UT practice field.
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Awesome! This will be stop #1.
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No kidding. I dream of Smitty's. Every time I eat there I'm in heaven. I took my Albuquerque- residing parents there over the holidays last year and they still mention it to me, asking if I've been recently.
No need for sauce or utensils. Oh man, those ribs.
An offshoot of the Lockhart mention-- Texas Monthly (our venerable "national" magazine) ranks the top fifty every five years. There's always a cluster in Lockhart and the Hill Country in general. To wit: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/5871...
Sorry I overlooked this earlier, but from your earlier post about Black's it sounds like you're still barbecue crawling. If so, I'd highly recommend City Market in Luling (not far from Lockhart). Every bit the equal of Black's, which is in the very top level of barbecue places I've ever eaten.
Atmospheric too.
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Went to Black's the first day. Pork ribs were lightly smoked juicy and succulent. Also liked the pinto beans and pickled onions. Brisket was melt in your mouth, yet with a nice crust. Thought about getting the beef rib, but it was bigger than I could handle at the moment. Next day I had some business in town, so I hit the Ironworks for a late lunch. Had the sampler, which was only decent by Texas standards but would be king in the DC area. Next day I went to Franklin Barbecue, which was awesome. I got there at 10:45 and was 3rd or 4th in line. When I left about 11:20, the line went back down the block. Had the brisket and a tipsy to go. Brisket was excellent with nice smokey bark. They let you pick the section of brisket you want, lean or "juicy". The espresso sauce was tasty, not sweet, with a rich coffee flavor that went very well with the meat. So good that I may have over-done it, as my guts were a little bubbly the rest of the day. Went back to Lockhart the next evening, but too late for Smitty's. Went back to Black's and got the beef ribs, two monsters which were sublime. Again, that melt in the mouth thing, which must be the hallmark of Black's beef. Franklin's was great, but I have to give the nod to Black's. Next time, Smitty's and Luling Market and some goat somewhere.
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I'm a Black's fan... will be interested in your comparison with Smitty's and City Market when you get the opportunity. I like both of them... their sausages are both better than those at Black's, but the beef at Black's just rules. Have not had the ribs, but something about the brisket is just more succulent than any other place I have been.
BTW... Louie Mueller's in Taylor is worth the drive. Very different brisket, but along with the other meats and the quality of the sides it is deserving of the reputation.
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633 E Davis St, Luling, TX 78648
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As good as the brisket was (probably the best I ever had, except for at a roadside shack in New Braunfels years ago), the beef ribs at Blacks were just insanely good. I came close to hurting myself. I'll be back in November. Thanks for all the recommendations.
re: flavrmeistr
Thanks for reporting back. It sounds like a grueling barbecue regimen, but an enjoyable one.
re: flavrmeistr
Thanks for the report back, flavrmeistr, and glad to hear you had a good time. Definitely do come back for Luling's City Market and Smitty's, and if you happen to be here on a Saturday morning, you should consider Snow's in Lexington. Only open on Saturdays from 8 am until they run out, but the brisket will absolutely blow your mind.
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633 E Davis St, Luling, TX 78648
re: gilintx
as I just posted separately, do try Sam's BBQ (12th st. on the eastside) for the brisket & mutton.
re: flavrmeistr
If you like pork ribs, definitely try them at City Market.
For goat, head west where the BBQ style shifts from slow oak pits to hotter mesquite ("Cowboy style"). Cooper's in Llano sometimes, and other places further north and west along the Edwards Plateau. It's also popular in S. Texas, pit roasted and sold as cabrito.
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Virginia claimed its first-ever Virginia Duals team championship with a 20-19 victory over No. 14 Edinboro Saturday evening at the Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, Va. The 13th-ranked Cavaliers rallied from a 13-3 deficit after four weight classes, winning five of the final six classes to secure the title.
The championship is Virginia's first in the 34-year history of the event. The top-seeded Cavaliers topped fifth-seeded Kent State 22-12 in the semifinals on Saturday afternoon to advance and face the second-seeded Fighting Scots.
Nick Herrmann, Nick Sulzer, Jon Fausey and Zach Nye each scored a pair of wins Saturday.
"This whole week was a gritty one for our guys," Virginia head coach Steve Garland said. "We lost one of our starters (Gus Sako) and hopefully we get him back soon, but it was a big hit to our lineup. Chris Yankowich stepped in and did a good job as always, but it didn't affect the rest of the guys. They did their jobs and went out there and grinded out wins.
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The featured speaker at the Tuesday evening, Sept. 21 open meeting of the Greater Long Island Running Club (GLIRC) will be Amy Palmiero-Winters, who recently was awarded the ESPY as the best female athlete with a disability.
The meeting will be held in the auditorium of the Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library, located at 999 Old Country Road in Plainview, starting promptly at 8 p.m. on the evening of Sept. 21.
A below-knee amputee whose left leg was destroyed in a 1994 motorcycle accident, Palmiero-Winters has become perhaps the most accomplished female athlete of her generation. In the past year alone, she was the overall winner of the December 31-January 1 "Run to the Future" 24 Hour Run in Glendale Arizona, where she logged 130.4 miles to earn herself a place on Team USA for the World 24 Hour Championship in Brieve, France. In July, she became the first amputee athlete to successfully complete the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run, finishing this tough course through the Sierra Nevada Mountains in 27 hours, 43 minutes, 10 seconds. She has set world records for amputee women runners at 50 kilometers, 50 miles, 100 kilometers, 100 miles and 24 hours.
Palmiero-Winters was awarded the James E. Sullivan Award as America's top amateur athlete by the Amateur Athletic Union in April, and on July 14 she joined with such other notable athletes as Drew Brees, Kobe Bryant and Phil Mickelson to accept her ESPY at the Nokia Center in Los Angeles.
Residing in Hicksville with her son Carson, 6, and daughter Madilynn, 5, she serves as sports director for A Step Ahead, working with youngsters with disabilities and encouraging them to follow in her footsteps to the best of their abilities.
The Greater Long Island Running Club's Greenbelt Trail 50 Kilometer Run was Palmiero-Winters's first ultramarathon, so it is especially fitting that she celebrate her 2010 accomplishments by addressing the club this September.
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But if a corporation is a "person," why not an animal? That seems to be a common fallback question by those who either support the idea, or just hate Citizens United enough to use it whenever possible. But its leading proponent, Gary Wise, is on a mission:
Mr. Wise began developing his animal personhood strategy after struggling with ineffective welfare laws and regulations that fail to keep animals out of abusive environments. Unlike welfare statutes, legal personhood would give some animals irrevocable protections that recognize their critical needs to live in the wild and to not be owned or abused.
Before you knee-jerk shout, "are you kidding me," Wise has not only pursued this course for more than 30 years and taught it at Harvard, but he's now got a case pending in New York:
His team, the Nonhuman Rights Project (NhRP), selected as its first plaintiffs four chimps living in New York: Tommy, Kiko, Hercules and Leo. He chose these animals in large part because New York's common laws are favorable to habeas corpus lawsuits, and because there are great ape sanctuaries that could accommodate them.
This fall, the cases will be likely to go to New York's intermediate appellate courts. If Mr. Wise wins, he will have successfully broken down the legal wall that separates animals from humans. His plaintiffs, the four chimps, will be deemed legal persons and relocated to outdoor sanctuaries around the United States.
And if you think this cause won't muster support, think again. The causes of animal rights, animal law and concerns about our treatment of animals (remember the animal abuse registry laws) have significant support.
What does all this mean? That's the problem. It's unclear that any proponents really have a clue what the ramifications might be if they got their way. While the analogy to corporations is poor and unavailing, it appears that the argument isn't that animals are people, but "persons." It appears this means that we're allowed to be different species, but by being persons, animals have rights.
What rights? Well, apparently the right to live as they should, or at least as Gary Wise believes they should. The right to not be abused. The right to self-determination?
The problem is that if an animal isn't property, but has rights, then does it have all the same rights as other "persons"? All of them? Some of them? The ones that aren't as ridiculous as others?
Is eating meat out of the question? After all, we murder animals for food. If they have rights, would that include the right not to be murdered? And kidnapped, and held as slaves in our homes, where we feed them and love them? Does your terrier really want to be on a leash? And if the dog is a person, isn't it his job to clean up his own poop? Certainly, a human can't be liable for failure to scoop the poop of another person.
After he started his career as a criminal defense lawyer, he was inspired by Peter Singer's book "Animal Liberation" to dedicate himself to justice for animals. He helped pioneer the study of animal rights law in the 1980s.
Criminal defense lawyers tend to gain a certain respect for rights, and apparently that can include the rights of animals. Few people would argue that an animal doesn't have a right to not be beaten and abused. Fewer still would take issue with this, as abusing animals is just a sick, awful thing to do. But that we choose to treat living things kindly because that's our nature is a far cry from imbuing them with the bundle of rights that our Constitution provides to persons.
No doubt, there are a million permutations of questions of what this could possibly mean. Is there a principled way to distinguish which "rights" might be appropriate for an animal and which are just totally nuts? And does this mean all animals get rights? Are some pigs more equal than others? And don't bacteria have feelings too? Well, maybe not, but they're certainly living until we wipe them away with an anti-bacterial cloth.
Like anti-bullying laws, anti-revenge porn laws, victims rights laws, to argue against such notions is decried as being in favor of the wrong they seek to stop. But reasonable people realize that's not the point or the truth. Wise's appeal is largely emotional, what about the poor animals, and questioning his mission is not the same as being callous toward them.
It's more a problem of what does it mean, where would it end, what are the unintended consequences of even cracking the surface of such a concept. While it's unclear, it seems that it can't be good, and that it can prove very bad for a species of carnivores, leather-wearers and pet-lovers.
I would never kick a cat. I would, however, take another helping of bacon. This may not be principled and consistent, but that's also a pretty human way to deal with such things.


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I suspect this is just the beginning. The cynic in me wonders how many of these folks will be asked to vote too.
I suspect this is just the beginning. The cynic in me wonders how many of these folks will be asked to vote too.
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What if all we have today is what we gave thanks for yesterday?
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I have no problem with illegals being given ID cards as long as the program is administrated by ICE.
During break time at obedience school, two dogs were talking.
One said to the other..."The thing I hate about obedience school is you learn ALL this stuff you will never use in the real world."
Maryland gives them ID cards and driver licenses and last year passed a law that illegal immigrants can attend Md. state colleges at in-state tuition rates.
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We certainly have a disconnect in what is right and wrong... don't we.
Immigration is a wonderful thing when done through the proper channels, you get diversification of culture, allow many countries peoples to come to America and become valuable contributors of our society.
Illegal immigration should never be rewarded. In a short period of time we have allowed one culture to become the future culture of this great nation.. it may work out, but I don't think it will. Too many of low level workers, and so many kids, is just a drain on our troubled economy. We very may well become the next poor central American country. Just further North.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Ministry Health Care plans to lay off several hundred employees, citing a drop in the number of patients and cuts in federal reimbursement levels.
Ministry operates 15 hospitals and 47 clinics across Wisconsin. The facilities include Saint Joseph's Hospital in Marshfield and Saint Michael's Hospital in Stevens Point.
Ministry spokesman Geoffrey Huys says about 225 to 250 employees will be cut, mainly through attrition and job eliminations. He says it's too early to say which specific positions and sites will be affected. He also declined to offer a timetable.
Huys says the move was prompted in part because of high-deductible insurance plans that have made people less likely to seek health services. He also says federal sequestration led to a $10 million cut in Medicare reimbursements.
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Now is the time of year to organize your financial records in time for tax season.
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You're facing three lazy days ahead -- the gap time between Christmas and New Year's Eve when most businesses slow to a crawl, and the leftovers are growing stale. What a perfect time to accomplish a few things that are best done now -- at the end of the year. Here are three tasks for three days:
Year-end organizing
In April you'll be running around trying to find all your tax-related papers and receipts. Instead, do it now. You don't need a fancy system. Just take some large baggies and a shoebox if you don't want to buy one of those plastic file boxes and dividers.
Here's what you need to do:
*Put all those deductible receipts in separate baggies -- taxi receipts, dues and subscriptions, unreimbursed business expense receipts, and the letters you'll receive certifying your charitable donations.
*If you're banking online, print out your check register. Or download the year's banking into a Quicken file. Take all your monthly statements, put an elastic band around them and throw them in the shoebox as well. If you're still using a paper check register, ask your bank for a new one to start 2010. Put the old one in the shoebox.
*Prepare a file for your year-end investment statements, which will start arriving in January. The ones from your 40l(k) or IRA won't have an impact on your taxes, but it's nice to keep them all together. That's also where you'll stash your W-2 from work, and any 1099 forms that arrive in January, showing interest or dividends or capital gains.
Getting your files organized is a project you can do in minutes. If you clean out your desk drawers and briefcase now, you'll have the bonus benefit of starting the New Year well organized and in control of your money for the year ahead.
Get year-end financial help
Perhaps I should have put this task first. If you read the paragraphs above and thought that your financial life is too much of a mess to organize in a box, that your debts outweigh any possibility of paying future bills now to get deductions, then this next task is designed for you.
It's time to get the big picture -- the honest picture -- of your personal finances. And it's time to get help you can trust!
*Start by piling up all the bills.
*Then take a sheet of paper and make a list of the balance due on all your credit cards.
*Next to that huge number, write the current minimum monthly payment and the interest rate. ( If you used the card this past month and haven't yet received your bill, check the balance online or make a good estimate.)
This task doesn't take a computer or any math skills. Just stack the bills on the kitchen table and go to work.
At the same time, make an honest list of what you must spend every month -- rent or mortgage, utilities, food, gas, insurance. Try to divide annual expenses such as homeowners or renters or auto insurance by 12 months, to get a real estimate of how much money you need every month.
Then STOP. You don't have to do another thing. Just pick up the phone and call Consumer Credit Counseling Services -- 1- 800-388-2227. That will connect you to the nearest local office, where you can get honest, professional help from this national, non-profit agency. Make an appointment.
They'll offer a range of solutions, depending on your situation. If you're just behind a bit every month, they may help you reorganize -- or show you that if you could get a weekend job you could catch up. Or they can contact your creditors and help you work out a repayment plan. They might even advise bankruptcy, and direct you to an attorney who can help.
Just talking to a counselor at CCCS does not go on your credit report. So it's worth a try -- and this is the perfect time to start. The tasks above will give you everything you need to set up a successful meeting with your counselor.
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And here's a reminder to seniors -- and their adult children, or teenage grandchildren, who could be their best helpers in this project. Every senior who is not covered by private or VA insurance for prescription drugs must sign up for Medicare Part D -- even if they're not currently taking prescription drugs.
And every year it's very important that you recheck your coverage to make sure that last year's plan is still the least expensive coverage for the coming year. Any change must be made by Dec. 31.
Many plans changed the prices for their prescriptions or dropped coverage for some drugs. That's why you should line up all your prescription bottles with the names and dosages of each medicine. Then go to www.Medicare.gov and follow instructions to the "plan finder" tool. That will automatically compare the plans available in your locale.
Or call 800-Medicare and they'll help you over the phone. Either way, you can connect directly to the plans you choose, so you can go through the required telephone interview and get signed up before year's end.
Get started today. This is the way to roll into a better financial year ahead. And that's the Savage Truth.
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Another difference worth mentioning is the social stigma factor. When a person has cold sores, it is generally not a big deal, however when it occurs on the genitals studies suggest that this can be a source of great embarrassment and social stigma for the recipient of the virus when it is essentially the same virus at different ends of the body.
Another difference is how widespread they are. HSV-1 is extremely common. As many as 90% of all American adults have been exposed to HSV-1. Other studies have shown that by adolescence over 60% of Americans have been exposed. In the UK the figures are a little lower, by age 15 around 25% of the population and by age 30 50% of the population have been exposed to HSV-1. As for HSV-2 about 25% of all sexually active people have been infected. Country wide this is supposed to account for approximately 3-10% of all people. In the United States these figures are higher once more. Estimates show that around 20-30% of Americans have been infected.
Since it is easier for women to contract HSV-2 it is more common in women. It is important to note that transmission is easier from male to female than from female to male.
Not at this stage unfortunately. Once infected, outbreaks are likely to come back. However, some people may never have another outbreak again. It all depends on the immunity a person builds up to the virus. In between outbreaks the virus simply lays dormant. It could be compared to chickenpox in a sense. Chickenpox will lay dormant in the body after a person is infected however the comparison ends there as it rarely returns as an outbreak and if it does it is commonly called shingles.
HSV-2 is spread via sexual contact. You could be infected with HSV-1 or HSV-2 and not show any symptoms. Quite often symptoms will be triggered by a weakened immune system, due to emotional stress, illness, fever, menstruation or even triggered by exposure to the sun. The virus will present itself as small blisters appearing on or around the genitals and could be accompanied by flu like symptoms. The first outbreak is usually the most severe and each time the outbreak returns it is usually less intense and the frequencies of further outbreaks are increasingly further apart.
The initial symptoms usually appear within 1-3 weeks of exposure to the virus and can last 1 to 2 weeks for cold sores and genital lesions.
Complications of herpes include:
HSV-1 is the most easily acquired herpes infection. Oral HSV-1 is so widespread because it is contagious enough to be spread simply from a social kiss. A child will have no immune defence against the virus and so are quite susceptible to the virus. This is why a great number of people have the virus by the time they are teenagers. It is spread through saliva. Therefore, kissing, sharing eating or drinking utensils or items such as a razor can spread the virus. Receiving oral sex from someone who has HSV-1 can cause you to contract the virus also.
HSV-2 is sexually transmitted. For infection to occur both HSV-1 and HSV-2 must get into the body through broken skin or a mucous membrane, such as inside the mouth or in the genital area. Both herpes viruses may cause genital infections and both can be contagious even if the infected person does not have active symptoms or visible blisters.
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There is no treatment that can cure herpes, but antiviral medications can shorten and prevent outbreaks during the period of time the person takes the medication. In addition, daily suppressive therapy for symptomatic herpes can reduce transmission to partners.
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Arrival at Camp River Dubois
Come celebrate the arrival of Lewis and Clark at Camp River Dubois. This annual event commemorates the day William Clark and the men of the detachment arrived at the confluence of the Riviere a Dubois, Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. The event will include members of the detachment portraying military life, re-enactors recreating the civilian population and demonstrators. Site admission is free. For more information, call (618) 251-5811 or go to www.campdubois.com.
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Tour the animated Christmas boxes and lights, then visit the Lil Red Barn Museum for free cookies, hot chocolate, coffee or tea. Visit with Santa every Friday and Saturday, ride the Polar Express and enjoy 1800s Christmas at Hill's Fort.
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Sweeties Confections
Sweeties offers the finest quality, high-end, hand crafted chocolate, old-fashioned candy, a large variety of Jelly Belly beans and candies, gelato, gourmet coffees and teas, and old-time soft drinks. We offer beautiful custom-boxed chocolates for corporate or personal gifts.
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Cinco de Mayo Restaurant
Cinco de Mayo's menu is full of Mexican dishes in a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
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Funderburk's Gas Grill & Deli
Funderburk's offers delicious deli favorites.
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Blue Springs Cafe
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Peel Wood Fired Pizza
Wood fired pizza, wings, pasta, calzones and desserts - a unique restaurant located in Edwardsville. Pair your meal with a fantastic wine or craft beer from Peel's extensive menu and your meal is sure to be memorable. Come in and enjoy a great meal for lunch or dinner with family and friends.
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Wang Gan Asian Eats & Beats
Wang Gang is a cool Asian restaurant off the beaten path. They offer a blend of Chef created Thai, Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine at affordable prices.
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Third Street Market features a unique blend of new and old merchandise.
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Bully's specialize in slow cooked 'Award Winning' southern style barbecue as well as a variety of sandwiches, fish and desserts. They smoke their quality meats with fresh cut hickory and cook them at low temperatures for juicy tenderness. Bully's cooks its pork shoulders for over 15 hours and it's ribs for over 6 hours! If you have ever experienced 'fall off the bone' tenderness and a distinct hickory flavor, you can understand what makes Bully's Smokehouse legendary. After cooking is complete, they hand pull and chop on the best-selected portions. Bully's four signature sauces will make sure your cravings are filled! All of our soups and side dished are 'made from scratch' daily from the best ingredients! Bully's Smokehouse envisioned a restaurant that would feed the body as well as the soul with amazing food, great service and relaxing atmosphere.
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Broadway Bar & Grill
From Burgers to Salads, to Pizza to Steak, they have it all at Broadway Bar & Grill.
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Looking for that perfect adult toy? Midwest Motor Sports has 20,000 square feet of two and four wheel motorcycles and ATVs as well as personal watercraft. In addition to the huge showroom, the store features a test tank for test runs of watercraft. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Wednesday and Friday. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
CITY: Hartford
Erato Wine Bar
The expanded menu options at Erato Wine Bar encompass not only a large selection of boutique wines but an array of international beers, over one hundred spirits, and locally derived cuisine. Erato Wine Bar continues to focus on an ever progressive menu to better serve our patrons.
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My Sister's Closet
Distinctive women's and children's apparel - in business since 1974.
CITY: Carlinville
Nuby's Steakhouse
Nuby's offers a great meal with excellent service and a large selection of appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, seafood, chicken and of course, steak! Relax with friends and family. Beer, wine, kids' menu.
CITY: Pocahontas
Don Ole Mexican Restaurant
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In the mood for a "Shoot Out" filet mignon? How about a "Cowboy" on your dinner plate? Steaks, fish, ribs and pasta are among the many entrees available at Doc Holliday's Saloon & Eatery located in Cottage Hills (between Alton and Bethalto). This full-service bar and restaurant carries out the western theme with its menu offerings from Doc's Smoked Ribs to the OK Corral Sirloin. For smaller appetites, pizza and sandwiches are also available. Hours: Daily 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. The bar is open until 2 a.m. Su - F and 3 a.m. on Saturday.
CITY: Cottage Hills
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Fancy That! offers gifts by type and occasion, collectibles, antiques, small engines, lawn mowers, power equipment, and mower repair.
CITY: Maryville
Ariston Cafe
The Artison Cafe in Litchfield, IL is believed to be one of the oldest restaurants on Route 66. With an eclectic menu of dishes from western favorites, south of the border food, and ocean catches; there's even Baklava –a delicious sweet and gooey Greek dessert. Come for the history, stay for the food.
CITY: Litchfield
Magnums Bar and Grill
A major list of appetizers highlight the menu at Magnums Bar and Grill. Also on the menu: sandwiches, a variety of steak dinners, ribs, frog legs and a unqiue array of open faced dinner sandwiches. Hours: Monday - Saturday, 11:30 a.m. - 9:45 p.m. and Sunday, Noon - 8:45 p.m.
CITY: East Alton
Randy's House of BBQ
Randy's award winning House of BBQ is dedicated to providing excellent quality BBQ in a casual comfortable atmosphere. Their Pork, Chicken, Ribs, and Beef Brisket are prepared just like in the old days in a pit cooked over Hickory, Apple, and Wild Cherry wood. This is so you can taste as well as smell the flavors while enjoying your meal. Whether you are looking for a place to take your family to dinner or if you would prefer to just stop by and pick it up, we have the grill fired up and ready to serve you.
CITY: Maryville
Eagle's Nest Restaurant
Eagles Nest has a varied menu where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner. The place is clean, cheerful and features home-cooked fare. Very reasonably priced.
CITY: Bethalto
Cunetto's Restaurant
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Dew Drop Inn
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Mitt Romney is congratulating Rick Santorum on his presidential campaign -- after Santorum's announcement today that he's suspending that campaign.
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Santorum, during his announcement in Pennsylvania today, made no mention or endorsement of Romney. He has described the former Massachusetts governor as an unworthy standard-bearer for the GOP.
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Mary Giovagnoli, the Director of the Immigration Policy Center, was quoted in a recent article in the Chicago Sun-Times on Senator John Cornyn's proposed border amendments in the Senate immigration bill:
"Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) wants to halt the legalization of undocumented immigrants after a required 10-year wait if border security fails to meet potentially unattainable standards.
"He might as well say he is against immigration reform. His plan would effectively kill it, which is why some, including Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona), have called his proposal a poison pill.
"'It becomes a way to say we can't move forward,' said Mary Giovagnoli, director of the Washington, D.C.-based Immigration Policy Center."
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Haggard to Headline MerleFest; Jeff Tweedy Visits Pawnee; New Album Releases
- Merle Haggard is headlining MerleFest this spring.
- Dolly Parton's Blue Smoke will be released in the U.S. on May 13. The tracklisting includes "Banks of the Ohio." (via press release)
- Country Radio Disc Jockey Hall of Fame member Smokey Smith passed away on February 3 at the age of 91.
- Listen to Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings duet on "I'm Movin' On." This cover can be found on forthcoming "lost" Cash release, Out Among the Stars (due out March 25).
- USA Today premiered Carlene Carter's version of "Little Black Train" from forthcoming record Carter Girl. Elizabeth Cook contributed backing vocals.
- Jeff Tweedy will appear on an upcoming episode of Parks & Rec; he'll play the former frontman of a band called "Land Ho!"
- Rosanne Cash wrote an engaging column about "Time Travel and the Ballad Tradition" for The New York Times.
- Songs of the Fall (Stetson Adkisson and Cia Cherryholmes) announced a handful of tour dates.
- Last week some jerkface stole the Mississippi Blues Trail marker commemorating B.B. King's birthplace. But whoever stole it seemed to have a change of heart: authorities, who were tipped off by an anonymous call, found the marker back at its original location.
- The Grascals are celebrating their tenth anniversary this year.
- Stream Dawn Landes' new record, Bluebird (out next week).
- Mark James ("Suspicious Minds," "Always on My Mind") and Donovan are among this year's inductees into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. The formal ceremony is scheduled for June 12.
- This sounds cool: British folksinger Sam Lee is staging a special program – called "Forever England: Song and the First World War" – to commemorate the 100th anniversary of World War I. He's tracked down songs and stories from that era, and will be performing the material later this month with Nico Brown, Cosmo Sheldrake, and Gwendolen Chatfield later this month; a larger scale production is planned for autumn.
- The 2014 CMT Music Awards broadcast is scheduled for June 4.
- Looks like Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row restaurant is coming to Chicago.
- Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice are back in the studio working on a new album.
- A.J. Croce is the American Songwriter Writer of the Week.
- Give a listen to The Nick Moss Band's "No Reason" from forthcoming album Time Ain't Free (due out March 18). Trivia time: Michael Ledbetter, Lead Belly's cousin, plays guitar in the band.
- Shannon Slaughter has joined Grasstowne. Don't worry: he's still going to make time to perform with his own band, County Clare.
- Alt-country songbird Nora O'Connor did a Q&A for ChicagoMag.com.
- Chuck Dauphin reviewed Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives' Friday night show. An excerpt: "Together or solo, watching this band in action is the closest thing to what it must have been like to watch Don Rich, Tom Brumley, Doyle Holly, and Willie Cantu work their magic behind Buck Owens as the Buckaroos some five decades ago. As big of a statement as that might be, they could very well be the only band that deserves mentioned (sic) in that same hallowed capacity."
- The Avett Brothers answered five questions for Garden & Gun.
- Last weekend in London, folksinger Shirley Collins performed live for the first time in 35 years; she was diagnosed with dysphonia in the late '70s.
- Dan + Shay will release their debut album April 1.
- Mandy Barnett to Jim Caligiuri (The Austin Chronicle): "I tried to go for [country radio success] in the Nineties, and for whatever reason it didn't really work out…I didn't try that hard after that. Wherever it was going, wherever radio is heading, I don't feel I fit into that so I stopped trying. It's been really important for me to maintain artistic integrity in doing traditional country music. I'm not a singer-songwriter. I don't have a wealth of new material to draw from, so I've gone the classic route. And I'm really happy that I've done that. I'm really satisfied with the recordings I've made. In the pop world, there's a place for someone like Michael Bublé, but in country there's not that place."
- Mikael Wood of The L.A. Times reviewed George Strait's Saturday night show at the Staples Center.
- This week's album releases (thanks for helping to support E145 by purchasing your music through the affiliate links below):
Hurray for the Riff Raff – Small Town Heroes
Irene Kelley – Pennsylvania Coal
The Quebe Sisters – Every Which-a-Way
Robert Ellis – The Lights from the Chemical Plant
Rod Picott – Hang Your Hopes on a Crooked Nail
Phillip Noss – Lover on the Run
Eric Church – The Outsiders
Frankie Ballard – Sunshine & Whiskey
Band of Horses – Acoustic at the Ryman
Noah Gundersen – Ledges
The Civil Wars – Between the Bars
Jamestown Revival – Utah
George Jones & Tammy Wynette – We're Gonna Hold On (now available in MP3)
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Festival Express (features The Flying Burrito Brothers, The Band, Janis Joplin, Buddy Guy, and more)
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Not included in last week's album releases or this week's is "Juggler's Logic" by Nashville Songwriter's Hall of Fame member Gary Burr. Released February 3rd, all songs are solely written by Gary including one previously recorded track, "In Front of the Alamo" by Hal Ketchum with Leann Rimes. I bought the cd off Gary's website but it's also available on I-Tunes and the Blue Sky Rider's (Gary, Georgia Middleman and Kenny Loggins) website.
I have all his earlier albums, "Lime Creek" (1996 – all songs written with Joe Henry), "Stop Me If You've Heard This One …" (1997 – 18 songs including That's My Job, What Mattered Most, Time Machine, She Can't Be Really Gone, etc.) and "Marianne's" (2004). Besides the songwriting, he's become one of my favorite vocalists.
Gosh, I didn't expect the new Quebe Sisters Band album release to make today's list, but it did! Good show mate. (lol)
On Sunday night I spent "prime time" watching and listening to a streamed live bluegrass concert from The Freight and Salvage Coffeehouse in Berkeley on Concert Window. For a measly $ 1 it was a bargain to see fine sets by The Dry Branch Fire Squad and Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellys in high fidelity sound. I haven't been overly impressed with Lindsay Lou's studio recordings but she just shines in a live setting. Concert Window is a great idea and now I'm trying to get McCabe's Guitar Shop in Santa Monica to get on board.
Speaking of McCabe's, Justin Townes Earle booked two last minute shows for this coming Friday when the scheduled act Dan Hicks had to cancel his tour due to health problems. JTE normally plays to much larger venues these days, so it will be great to see him perform again at McCabe's.
•Merle Haggard is headlining MerleFest this spring.
That should sufficiently confuse all the readers who just assume that Haggard always headlines MerleFest!
@Juli – I think the album's very good. Of the 11 songs, the only one I've heard him sing before is the Alamo song. Lyrics were not included.
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But this year is the third year in a row Captain Williams said stone crabs are few and far between under the sea.
"One of the worst years on record for me and the other fishermen. I've never seen it this bad."
Matthews said a good day used to be catching 300-400 pounds a day. This current season, a good day is 100 pounds.
"We attribute a little bit to the octopus the last three years three years ago. The water quality it's really bad this year obviously. We're not really sure we can't get out hands on it yet," said Matthews.
What they really need, more cloudy, windy days.
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Authorities say a 20-acre wildfire that destroyed five homes on Lake Tahoe's west shore is now contained.
Placer County officials say firefighters fully surrounded the blaze late last night.
Sheriff's deputies say a house fire yesterday afternoon sparked the wind-whipped blaze near the resort community of Sunnyside just south of Tahoe City.
No injuries were reported.
A June wildfire about 20 miles to the south destroyed 254 homes.
Authorities say the blaze slowed last night, allowing most of the evacuated residents and tourists to return.
They say a few residents were still being kept from their homes today as fire crews mopped up hot spots and repaired downed power lines.
The Washoe Way house were the fire started was fully engulfed when crews arrived shortly after 1:30 p-m. Flames were being fanned
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Yeah, I bought a first small 500 shares
I'm ready to pick a huge volume tomorrow or this week
Sentiment: Strong Buy
How low would it go? BUY LOW, SELL HIGH!!!
Good earning but still struggle to stand at this level.
From 6 to 1.6 is a good time to invest on this again...ALL IN!!!
It's time to get in while others frustrated and ran
'FEAR and GREED are enemies'
My buy is at $2.80 GTC
For those ones missed the rally
What if it goes under $5...Those traders who have used margin account have to sell that will crash the stock price deeper to 4....Jul 30 is another 21 days to go.
Sold 6000 shrs at 4.10 and still hold 14000 shrs...I like 42!!! (42-2.88)*14000
Risk of gamble is high at this level...Good luck to all
Believe in you not analysts.
Mark my post today.
Good luck to all
$$K shares just in case. Good luck to all.
This cheap price is attractive at 80M market value
I'm in for that.
I will buy big at 15