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Swing 'n' Country
|Don McLaren
|Moggy & Henry
|Kathy & Wayne
|Mike McLaren
- 1st Saturday - Don McLaren - Local artists and eclectic Swing, Western & Old Country
- 2nd Saturday - Henry & Moggy - Old Country & Swing
- 3rd Saturday - Wayne and Kathy - Variety of Country, Western, Western Swing, Country Folk, Country Blues, Bluegrass, Rockabilly and Americana Music
- 4th Saturday - Mike McLaren - Classic Country
- 5th Saturday - Henry & Moggy - Old Country & Swing
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Suzy Bogguss Featured On 'Swing & Country'
- Title: Suzy Bogguss Featured On 'Swing & Country'
- Length: 43:54 minutes (40.2 MB)
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[Cindy Cashdollar Retrospective]
In January of 2012 at the River City Music Festival Wayne & Kathy met with dobro and non-pedal steel guitar player Cindy Cashdollar for a recorded interview. The result was a retrospective of Cashdollar's career in music which originally aired in April of 2012 on 'Swing & Country'.
- Length: 63:22 minutes (58.01 MB)
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Wayne & Kathy Host "The Noontime Jamboree" 3/26/12 & Welcome "Rosie And The Ramblers"
"Rosie And The Ramblers", a young trio from Austin, Texas were passing through Portland on Monday March 26 and stopped in at the KBOO Studios. They performed a four song set on the The Noontime Jamboree". Rosie proved to us that she's got the vocal chops. Take a listen and see what you think. For more on "Rosie And The Ramblers" go to www.rosieandtheramblers.com.
- Artist: Rosie And The Ramblers
- Title: Rosie & The Ramblers
- Album: Live on The Noontime Jamboree
- Date: 2603
- Year: 2012
- Length: 15:59 minutes (14.64 MB)
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Wayne & Kathy Host "The Noontime Jamboree" 3/26/12 & Welcome Keeter Stuart
Keeter Stuart has been performing his brand of Country & Western Music for a number of years in the Portland area. The work he is most noted for are his renditions of songs by his great uncle Stan Jones (Ghost Riders In The Sky, Cowpoke, The Searchers ) and songs he has penned himself, many of which are extensions of his great uncle's songwriting. Keeter joined us on "The Noontime Jamboree" to discuss, play cuts from CD's and perform song's from his body of work. For more on Keeter Stuart go to http://keeterstuart.com.
- Artist: Keeter Stuart
- Title: Keeter Stuart
- Album: Live on Noontime Jamboree
- Date: 2903
- Year: 2012
- Length: 46:48 minutes (42.85 MB)
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Live Performance On "Swing & Country" for St. Patrick's Day
On the March 17 installment of "Swing & Country", Wayne & Kathy hosted a live performance in Studio One at KBOO. The featured artist was singer-songwriter Dan Weber who was joined by the talented guitarist, Jerry Towell. Dan sang some songs off his recently released CD "Ash And Bone". two covers and one of his most recently written songs. www.danwebermusic.com
The talented duo "Henry & Moggy, KBOO Dj,s, warmed up the live audience of 25-30 with a set of their old-time music.
- Artist: Henry & Moggy and Dan Weber
- Title: Henry & Moggy
- Album: Swing & Country March 17, 2012
- Date: 2203
- Year: 2012
- Length: 56:10 minutes (51.43 MB)
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A Look At The Memoir "Chinaberry Sidewalks" With Author Rodney Crowell
The memoir "Chinaberry Sidewalks" debuted in early 2011. It was the first venture into the world of prose for "Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame" member and performing artist Rodney Crowell. Crowell also provided the reading for the audiobook of his memoir. He won an award for his efforts. "Chinaberry Sidewalks" is now due to come out in paperback on March 13.
Wayne and Kathy, from the "Swing & Country" dj collective conduct this interview with Rodney Crowell. Crowell reads and comments on chosen passages and answers questions by the two hosts.
- Artist: Rodney Crowell
- Title: Rodney Crowell 2012
- Album: Chinaberry Sidewalks 2012
- Date: 2701
- Year: 2012
- Length: 28:57 minutes (26.5 MB)
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Rodney Crowell Featured Prior To "The Chinaberry Sidewalks Tour" Date In Portland
Rodney Crowell was the featured artist on "Swing & Country", which aired January 15, 2011 on KBOO 90.7 FM. Crowell's memoir entitled "Chinaberry Sidewalks" was due to come out just prior to his appearance at Portland's "Aladdin Theater" on Wednesday, February 9. The following audio is the last 40 minutes of that program in which we focused on the music that Rodney Crowell has produced since 2001. Along with the songs are excerpts from a taped interview we had with Rodney and joining us live in the air room was Portland native and Rodney's bass player for the past ten years, Denny Bixby. For more information on Rodney Crowell's music or his memoir "Chinaberry Sidewalks" go to his website www.rodneycrowell.com.
- Artist: Rodney Crowell
- Title: Swing & Country January 15, 2011
- Album: Swing & Country
- Length: 39:03 minutes (44.68 MB)
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Open Mic Live on Swingin' Country
Bill Stites, King Nik, The Touch of Soul, and Henry and Moggy perform live during the 5th Saturday Open Mic on the "Swingin' Country"program.
- Title: Open Mic Live on Swingin' Country
- Date: December 29, 2007
- Year: 2007
- Length: 60:49 minutes (24.36 MB)
- Format: MP3 Mono 22kHz 56Kbps (CBR)
Swing & Country playlist for 09/12/2009
Sweet Georgia Brown - Ricky Skaggs
Swing & Country playlist for 09/05/2009
|Commander Cody - Armadillo Stomp
|Clyde Moody - Tend to Your Business
|Moon Mulligan - Grandpa Stole My Baby
|Ann Jones - Hi-ballin Daddy
|Luke McDaniel - Money Bag Woman
|Patsy Montana - Mama Never Said a Word About Love
|Jack Cardwell - Day Done Broke Too Soon This Morning
|Herb And Kay - We Did
|Louis Innis - I Aint Got a Pail to Peel Potatoes In
|Bill Long - What a Waste
|Charlie Gore - Stumblin Block
|Hank Thompson - Oklahoma Hills
|Jean Sheppard - Loose Talk
|Sonny James - Invisible Tears
|Merle Haggard - I'll Look Over You
|Red Simpson - Six Days on The Road
|Buck Owens - I Can't Stop
|Wanda Jackson - In The Middle of a Heartache
|Ned Miller - From a Jack to a King
|Tex Ritter - I've Had Enough
|Ferlin Husky - Timber! I'm Fallin'
|Jo El Sonnier - Sweet Operator
|Joann Castle - Cotton Fields
|Jan Howard & Wynn Stuart - How The Other Half Lives
|Chet Atkins - Money, Marbles and Chalk
|Johnny Horton - Young Abe Lincoln
|Alabama - Katy Brought My Guitar
|Barbara Mandrell - Tonight My Baby's Coming Home
|David Frizzel & Shelly West - Your the Reason God Made Oklahoma
|Joaquin Murphy - Sweet Georgia Brown
Swing & Country playlist for 09/05/2009
|Eddy Arnold - Whats he Doin In My World
|Hank Snow - Hello Love
|Loretta Lynn - Love is a Foundation
|Hank Williams - Cold Cold Heart
|T.E. Ford - Cry of The Wild Goose
|Jim Reeves - Billy Bouyou
|Andy Griffith - It Was Football
|Johnny Stanly - Grammas Lye Soap
|Misty River - Homegrown Tomatoes
|Tony Wagner - I Aint Got You
|Barbara Cecil - Some day Soon
|Alison Rice - Pony Ride
|Jim Tousaint - Spider Bit The Baby
|Pudding River Band - Silver Wings
|Shorty And The Mustangs - Waltz Across Texas
|The Buffalo Gals - Won't Ya Come Out Tonight
|The Wanderers - (Carl Allen & Bill Merlin ) - The Habit
|Retta Christie - It's Your Red Wagon
|Roger Bellow & Paul Anastasio - Love is Just Around The Corner
|Walter Brennan - Happy Birthday Old Folk
|Don Rich & The Buckaroos - Cajun Fiddle
|Wylie and Wild West - Dusty Cafe
|Sons of The San Joaquin - I Ride Along and Dream
|Dan Roberts - Cowhand.com
|Red Steagall - My Nebraska Homestead
|Katy Moffit - Old Bill Miner
|Chri LeDeux - River Boat Gambler
|R.W. Hamptom - Curly Joe
Swing & Country playlist for 08/29/2009
Sweet Georgia Brown - Ricky Skaggs
Baby Took A Limo To Memphis - Guy Clark
Fallin', Fallin', Fallin' - Ray Price
What's the Matter With the Mill - Bob Wills
We Live A Long Time To Get Old - Robbie Fulks
Too High, Too Wide, Too Low - Sons Of the Pioneers
Diadem - Sam Bush
Honky Tonk Heroes - Waylon Jennings
Chant Of the Wanderer - Marty Robbins
I Want A Drink Of That Water - Johnny Bush
Medley: Devil Woman/I'm Movin' On/Folsom Prison Blues/Jackson/Orange Blossom Special/Love's Gonna Live Here - Merle Haggard
We'll Get Ahead Someday - Dolly Pardon/Porter Wagoner
Rambler's Rag - Bill Boyd
Wreck Of the Old 97 - Hank Thompson
Yes Sir - Milton Brown
You're Wearing Out Your Welcome Matt - Riders In The Sky
The Lord Must Have Loved Poor Folks - Norma Jean
No Kinda Dancer - Robert Earl Keen
Walbash Blues - Judy Canova
Corrine Corrina - Willie Nelson/Asleep At The Wheel
Last Call - Walter Hyatt
Tombstone Every Mile - Dick Curless (request)
Time Changes Everything - Buddy Emmons
Honky Tonk Angels' Medley - k.d. Lang w/Kitty Wells/Brenda Lee/Loretta Lynn
Morning Bugle - John Hartford
Peacock Rag - Fiddlin' Arthur Smith
Friend Like Me - Roy Book Binder
Truckstop In La Grange - Dale Watson
Rain Drop Waltz - Vassar Clements
St. Olav's Gate - Tom Russell/Nanci Griffith
Subterranean Homesick Blues - Tim O'Brien
Lou's Got The Flu - Roger Miller
That's How I Got To Memphis - Buddy Miller
You Don't Do Right By Me Anymore - Tex Atchinson
(My Friends Are Gonna Be) Strangers - Teddy Thompson
Rose Room - Swift Jewel Cowboys
Straighten Up And Fly Right - Suzy Bogguss
big rock candy mountain - harry mac McClintock
Keep On Truckin' - Smokey Wood And The Woodchips
Thunderstorms & Neon Signs - Wayne Handcock (request)
Oh So Many Years - Webb Pierce/Kitty Wells
Midnight in Old Amarillo - Cindy Cashdollar/Herb Remington
Swing & Country playlist for 08/22/2009
After June's songs about Hot Rods and July's songs about the different makes
of cars we finally get out on the road with songs about the joys of driving.
01 On The Road Again - Johnny Cash
02 Lost Highway - Hank Williams
03 Hillbilly Highway - Steve Earle
04 Long Lonesome Highway - Michael Parks
05 Highway Headin' South - Porter Wagoner
06 Highway 35 - Atomic Deluxe
07 Highway 40 Blues - Limited Edition
08 Flyin' Down The Freeway - Kinky Friedman
09 Willy Rogers Highway - Kevin Welch
10 Route 66 - Asleep At The Wheel
11 Classified - C. W. McCall
12 Used Car Blues - The Delmore Brothers
13 Long John's Flagpole Rock - Long John Roller
14 Lop-Sided Over-Loaded - Brian Hyland
15 Slow Down Brother - Ferlin Huskey
16 Transfusion - Four Jokers
17 Drivin' Down The Wrong Side Of The Road - Ricky Riddle
18 If You Drink, Don't Drive - Red Coffee
18a Commercial - Don't Drink And Drive - Pee Wee Herman
19 Wreck On The Highway - Bill Haley & The Four Aces Of Western Swing
20 Drag 'Em Off The Interstate, Sock It To 'Em, J.P. Blues - Dick Curless
21 Sixteen Miles - Peso Dollar & The Counterfeit Bills
22 Highway Patrol - Junior Brown
23 Sixty Days - Slim Rhodes
24 Mr. Policeman - Brad Paisley
25 105 - Fred Eaglesmith
26 Beep Beep - The Playmates
27 Speed Trap - Hoyt Axton
28 Automobile Song - Tennessee Buck
29 Automobile Trip Through Alabama - New Lost City Ramblers
30 Fifteen Days Under The Hood - Jack Tempchin
30a Commercial - Mobilgas The Sign Of The Flying Horse
31 Harold's Super Service - Shennandoa Cut-Ups
32 Service Station Blues - Drifting Johnny Smith
33 Talkin' Song Repair Blues - Alan Jackson
34 Shade Tree (Fix-It-Man) - Merle Haggard
34a Commercial - Standard Gasoline Boom! Pow!
35 Tony's Tank Up Drive-In Cafe - Hank Thompson
36 The Highway Cafe Of The Dammed - Austin Lounge Lizards
37 I'll Fix Your Flat Tire, Merle - Pure Prairie League
38 No Particular Place To Go - Chuck Berry
38aCommercial - Texaco Star Theme
39 Out Of Gas - Billy Jack Wills
40 No Parking Here - Jimmy Littlejohn
41 Kissin' In The Carwash - Barnshakers
42 Car-Hoppin' Mama - Ramblin' Lou
42a Commercial - Shell Gasoline Cars Love Shell
43 Ethyl In My Gas Tank - Jimmy Heap
44 Let's Go Drivin' Tonight - Bob Clifford
45 The Automobile Song - Luke McDaniel
46 Road Trip - Al Andersen
47 Uneasy Rider - Charlie Daniels
48 Blacktop Boogie - Wailin' Walker
49 Blue Hairs Driving in My Lane - Pinkard & Bowden
50 Diesel On My Tail - New Riders Of The Purple Sage
51 Doing 30 in a 55 - Buck & The Black Cats
52 Dig That Crazy Driver - William Penix
53 Take A Ride - Red Smiley
54 The Fastest Thing On Wheels - The Mechanics
55 Boogie Back To Texas - Asleep At The Wheel
56 Wheels (It's Rollin' Time Again) - Robert Mitchum
57 You Can't Catch Me - Sleepy LaBeef
58 Lonesome Road - Hoyt Axton
59 Five Star Boogie - Doug Wilshire
60 Lord Mr. Ford - Jerry Reed
swing & country playlist for 08/15/2009
How Do You Do – Janette & Joe Carter
Show Me a Brick Wall – Carl Smith
Angel of the Morning – Juice Newton
Abilene – George Hamilton IV
New Trucker's Café – Great Speckled Bird (by request)
It's My Life – Zeke Clements
3 Cigarettes in an Ashtray – Patsy Cline
Rhapsody in Blue / I Got Rhythm – Joe Venuti, Eldon Shamblin, Curley Chalker, Jethro Burns
Jose Cuervo – Shelly West (goes out to Bruce)
Southern Canonball – Hank Snow
I Don't Need a Diary – Carlene Arthur
After the Storm – The Flatlanders
You're Right But I Wish You Were Wrong – Helen Carter
We Did – Herb and Kathy
Chrokee Steele – The Western Cherokees
15 Miles From Dallas – Jimmy Davis
Brother Drop Dead – Redd Stewart
Quit Rockin the Boat – Texas Top Hands
My Last Go Round – Gretchen Peters with Tom Russell
Big Yellow Peaches – June Carter Cash
Coconut Grove – Texas Troubadors
I Wish I Was a Single Girl Again – Jan Howard
Release Me – Johnny Adams
The Devil Ain't Lazy – Bob Wills
This World is Getting Mean – Jim Lauderdale with Donna the Buffalo
Copenhagen – Milton Brown and the Brownies
In My Hour of Darkness – Gram Parsons
Me and Freddie and Jake – Dale Watson
Caravan – Chet Atkins and Les Paul
Turn Your Radio On – Grampa Jones w/ Browns Ferry Four
Scotch and Soda – Hank Thompson
Like Unto a Mockingbird – John Hartford
Skip a Rope – Henson Cargill
Shoulder to the Plow – Fred Eaglesmith
Mineola Rag – Highwood String Band
Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore – Janette Carter
Sittin on Top of the World – Hillbilly Jazz w/ Vassar Clements & David Bromberg
St Louis Blues – Howard Armstrong
Don't Fence Me In – Ida Viper
There Goes My Everything – Loretta Lynn
Deep Elem Blues – Les Paul (As Rhubard Red)
Bluebird Rhythm – Farr Brothers
He Stopped Loving Her Today – George Jones
Stories We Could Tell – John Sebastian
Big Iron – Marty Robbins
Password – Kitty Wells
Troublesome Waters – Johnny Cash
Smoke Rings – Les Paul and Mary Ford
You Don't Hear – Kitty Wells
Old Fishin' Pole – Smiley Burnette
Highballin Daddy – Anne Jones
I Heard the Juke Box Playing – Kitty Wells
Bring it On Down to My House – Asleep at the Wheel
It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels – Kitty Wells
The Take It Easy Trailer Park – Kinky Friedman
Sunny Side of Life – Alice Gerrard and Mike Seeger
Searching – Kitty Wells
The Bridge Washed Out – Lloyd Green
Swing & Country playlist for 08/08/2009
Sweet Georgia Brown - Rickie Scaggs
It's My Lazy Day - Hot Club of Cowtown
Limehouse Blues - Chet Atkins and Les Paul
Let's Be Sweethearts Again - Jimmy Davis and Horton Vaugh
Stockalee - Tennessee Ernie Ford
Detour - Sleepy LaBeef
Our of Gas - Tommy Duncan with Billy Jack Wills
Cowgirl Pride - KD Lang
Let Me Ride in Your Little Red Wagon - Dick Barret & Paul Anastasio
Seeds and Stems Again - Commander Cody & the Lost Planet Airmen
My Wife Thinks You're Dead - Junior Brown
Singing Waterfall - Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper
Hello Trouble - Shrty and the Mustangs
There'll Be Some Changes Made - Ocie Stockard and the Wanderers
Sleepy Eyed John - Johnnie Horton
Waitng for a Train - Don Walser
Ragtime Cowboy Joe - Tune Wranglers
Dance Hall Girls - Tom Russel
I Hit the Road (and the Road Hit Back) - Dallas Wayne
Riders in the Sky - Roy Clark
Riot in Cell Block Number Nine - Wanda Jackson
Ragtime Annie - Chubby Wise
Wind and Rain - Mike Seeger
16th Avenue - Lacy J Dalton
I Get the Blues When It Rains - Dick Curless
Crying Time - Buck Owens
The Good Lord Giveth (& Uncle Sam Taketh Away)
12th Avenue - Lacy J Dalton
No Never No - Strange Creek Singers
When Sleep Won't Come (Blues For Spade) - Big Sandy and His Fly Rite Boys
Crapshooters Hop - New Lost City Ramblers
Big River - Johnny Cash (by requested)
The Lilies Grow High - Keeter Stuart
Bill Morgan and His Gal - New Lost City Ramblers (by Request)
Bill Bailey - Patsy Cline
Deep in the Heart Boogie - Retta and the Smart Fellows
Copenhagen - Robert Earl Keen
There Ain't No Bugs on Me New Lost City Ramblers
Bird in a House - Railroad Earth
Across the Alley From the Alamo - Time Jumpers
The Buck Stops Here - Robbie Fulks
Frog Heaven - Mike Seeger with Vivian and Phil Williams and Sandy Bradley
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star - Buddy Emmons
No Muss, No Fuss, No Bother Hank Penny -King of Hillbilly Bebop
Who'll Buy My Memories - Willie Nelson
Slumber Time on the Range - Suze Spencer Marshall - Tall Boots
Hot Rod Lincoln - Twang Bangers
Fuzzy Wuzzy Teddy Bear - Hal Lone Pine and Betty Cody
Dublin Blues - Guy Clark
Saguaro - Hacienda Brothers
Shakin' Off the Acorns - the L 7's - Dave Grant and Mike Seeger
Carroll County Blues - Eric and Suze Thompson
Swing & Country playlist for 08/01/2009
|Chet Atkins/Hank Snow- Dark Towns Struters ball
|James & Janis - So Sad
|Jim & Jesse - When I stop Dreaming
|Wynn Stewart & Jan Howard - Wrong Company
|Mo Bandy & Becky Hobbs - Lets Get Over Them Together
|Barbara Mandrell & David Houston - I Love You, I Love You
|Dick Barret & Paul Anastasio - Alabama Jubilee
|Wanda & Tommy Collins - It Tickles
|Anita Carter & Hank Snow - Down the Trail of Achin Hearts
|Lorrie & Larry Collins - Lonesome Road
|Willie Nelson & Leon Russel - Heartbreak Hotel
|Delmore Brothers - Blues Stay away From Me
|Bonnie & Rex Allen - When the Campfire is Low on the Prairie
|Red Foley & Ernest Tubb - Tennessee Boarder #2
|The Miller Sisters - Finders Keepers
|Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty - Louisianna Woman Mississippi Man
|Everly Bros. - Wake Up Little Susie
|Rose Maddox & Buck Owens - Loose talk
|Jan Howard & Bill Anderson - For Loving You
|Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers - Islands in the Stream
|Emmylou Harris & Earl Thomas Conley - We Believe in Happy Endings
|George Jones & Tammy Wynett - Were Gonna hold On
|Lois & Arlie Duff - A Million Tears
|Cochran Bros. - Guilty Conscience
|Ella Mae Morse & T E Ford - False Hearted Girl
|Crystal Gale & Eddie Rabbit - You and I
|Hank Jr. & Waylon - The Conversation
|Katy Moffatt & Tom Russell - Hank And Audrey
|Lane Brody & Johnny Lee - The Yellow Rose
|Emmylou & John Anderson - The Waltz You Saved For Me
Swing & Country playlist for 07/25/2009
After the 3 hours of Hot Rod songs in June we'll have 3
hours of songs about the different makes of cars.
01 Henry Ford - Ragtime
02 Beat Up Ford - Carl Sonny Leyland
03 Dig That Ford - The Rockin' Wranglers
04 Model T Baby - Jack Turner
05 Model 'T' Blues - Snuffy Jenkins & Pappy Sherrill
06 Model A Blues - Skinny McGee & Mayhem Makers
07 Model A Ford Blues - Lefty Nicks & his Southern Drifters
08 Model A Heap - Beverly Hill Painters
09 Little Forty Ford - Leon Smith
10 Crown Victoria Custom '51 - Jerry Lee Lewis
11 '55 Ford - The Refreshments
Commercial - 1956 Ford Thunderbird Promo - Rosemary Clooney
12 '56 V8 Ford - Marvin Jackson & The Rockabilly Three
13 '59 Ford - Firebirds
14 Flat Head Ford - Eddie & The Flatheads
15 V-8 Ford Boogie - Ronnie Dawson
16 Fairlane Rock - Hayden Thompson
17 Ford Fairlane Sedan - Sammy Robinson
18 Ford And Shaker - James Gallagher
19 Peroxide Blonde in a Hopped Up Model Ford - Brian Setzer
Commercial - 1958 Edsel Radio Ad - When You See It You're Sure
20 My Mustang Ford - Chuck Berry
21 Mercury Blues - Alan Jackson
22 Four Wheel Drive - C. W. McCall
23 '46 Plymouth Rag - Fairweather
24 Chrysler Cordoba - Wally Pleasant
25 Rocket '88 - Eleven Hundred Springs
26 Daddy's Oldsmobile - Ray Stevens
27 My Baby Drives a Buick - Sawyer Brown
28 Pontiac Yodel - Banjo Dan
29 See The U.S.A., In Your Chevrolet - Dinah Shore
Commercial - 1932 Chevrolet Ad
30 Chevrolet Six - Holy Modal Rounders
31 409 - Junior Brown
32 '55 Chevy - Hoyt Stevenson
Commercial - 1957 Chevrolet
33 '57 Chevrolet - Billie Jo Spears
34 '57 Chevy And You - Mel McDaniel
35 That '57 Chevy - Aaron Russell
36 Chevy Coupe - Jim Witter
37 Chevy Impala - Four Bitchin Babes
38 If You Got the Dinero, Ive Got the Camaro - Texas Tornados
39 I'm His Little Chevrolet - Kimmie Rhodes
40 Little Nifty Fifty - The Customs
41 Mud On The Tires - Brad Paisley
42 Old Green Chevrolet - Don Rigsby & Midnight Call
43 Ray And His Little Chevrolet - Devil Mountain Jazz Band
44 Rusty Chevrolet - Weird Al Yankovic
45 Big Black Chevrolet - Jerry Williams
46 The One I Loved Back Then (The Corvette Song) - Tracy Lawrence
47 Cadillac Attack - Johnny Whiteleather & The King Rats
48 Gotta Get Me A Cadillac - Willie Mack
49 One Piece At A Time - Johnny Cash
50 Ain't Got Fins, It Ain't A Cadillac - Johnny & The Blades
51 Cadillac Boogie - Mel Douglas
52 Big White Cadillac - Little Joey Farr
53 Blue Cadillac - Nashville Bluegrass Band
54 Pink Cadillac - Jerry Lee Lewis & Bruce Springsteen
55 Pink Cadillac - Rusty Draper
56 Jeannie With The Light Brown Cadillac - Red Simpson
57 Big Black Cadillac - Sonny Burgess
58 Red Cadillac And A Black Moustache - Warren Smith
59 Cadillac Red - The Judds
60 '59 Cadillac - Troy Olsen
61 '59 Cadillac '57 Chevy - David Allan Coe (Live at Billy Bob's Texas)
62 Cadillac 55 - Shotgun
63 Cadillac Baby - Bill Sherrell
65 Rockin' Cadillac Gal - Texas 55
66 She's A Cadillac - Rayburn Anthony
Swing & Country playlist for 07/18/2009
How Do You Do - Jeanette and Joe Carter - Deliverance Will Come
Shakin' the Blues - Gail Davies, Robbie Fulks - Touching My Heart
Old Cowhand - Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks - Return to Hicksville
Freight Train Boogie - Delmore Bros - Roots of Rock and Roll
Ace in the Hole - Glenn Ohrlin
Dark Town Strutter's Ball -Milton Brown & Brownies - Complete Records
Let the Mystery Be - Iris Dement - Infamous Angel
In the Jail House Now - Memphis Sheiks - From Where I Stand
I'm Movin' On - Hank Snow - Roots of Rock and Roll
It's Not Easy - Jessie Colter - Wanted: the Outlaws
Long Legged Guitar Picking Man - Johnny and June - Man in Black
Lock Stock and Teardrops - KD Lang - Shadowland
Daddy Was an Old Time Preacher Man - Porter Wagner & Dolly Parton - The Essential Porter & Dolly
Town of Delores - Katy Lee - 10,000 God Damn Cattle
Ride 'em Cowboy - Jimmy Rivard - Western Swing and Country Jazz
Peeler Creek Waltz - Kenny Hall - Kenny Hall
Sold American - Kinkie Freedman - Best Of
Search For a Soldier's Grave - Kitty Wells - Original 50's Recordings
Good Time Lady - Gov Scrivener - Shady Grove
You Got the Right Key but the Wrong Keyhole - Red Stick Ramblers - Right Key Wrong Keyhole
You Oughta See Pickles Now - Tommy Collins - Leonard
I Was the One - Jimmy Dale Gillmore - Spinning Around the Sun
Desert Pete - Kinston Trio
Don't Put No Headstone On My Grave - Charlie Rich - The Essential Charlie Rich
Mr and Mrs Used to Be - Leon Redbone - No Regrets
Honky Tonk Blues - Linda Rondstadt with Emmylou Harris - Linda Rondstadt Box Set
Stumbling - The Strangers - Concepts Live and the Strangers
Nobody Eats at Linebaugh's Anymore - John Hartford - Morning Bugle (by request)
Cattle Call - Don Waltzer - Texas Legend
It's Only a Paper Moon - Jim Reeves - Country Standard Time
Little Darling- Fiddlin Arthur Smith & Dixieliners - Fiddlin Arthur Smith & Dixieliners
I'm Free at Last - Ernest Tubb - Texas Troubadour Ernest Tubb
Midnight Choir - Gatlin Brothers - 17 Greatest Hits
Don't Be Ashamed of your Age - Red Foley & Ernest Tubb - Tennessee Saturday Night
Carolina Sunshine Boy - Barbecue Orchestra - Barbecue Orchestra
A Victim of Circumstances - Delbert Clinton - Best Of
Thunderstorms & Neon Signs - Wayne 'the Train' Hancock - Thunderstorms & Neon Signs
Amarillo Highway - Robert Earle Keene - A Bigger Piece of the Sky
Me & Freddie & Jake - Dale Watson - The Trucking Sessions vol 2
Hawaiian Wedding Song - Marty Robbins - The Essential (for Ken and Ruth who are getting married today)
Dry Bones - Handsome Family - Singing Bones
Picture in My Mind - Freakwater - Exposed R Roots - Best of Alt Country
VJ the DJ - Stonewall Jackson - The Very Best of
Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy - Barbecue Orchestra - Barbecue Orchestra
The Devil With the Devil - Janet Voss, Hoyle Osburn - Get to the Heart
Ragtime Annie - Farr Brothers - the Crapshooters - by request
New Lee Highway Blues - Jim Ringer - Any Old Wing That Blows
Your Cheating Heart - Jerry Lee Lewis - Live at the Star Club in Hamburg
You're Gonna Change of I'm Gonna Leave - Hank Williams Sr - Live at the Grand Old Opry
Tequilla and Tear Drops - Johnny Bush - Cashmere Gardens Mud
Cash on the Barrelhead - Lovin Brothers - When I Stop Dreamin
Bright Lights and Country Music - Bill Anderson - 12 Classics
Flat Lonesome - Rob Ickes - Hard Time
country charts
hey, Don, Tex Ritter's When It's Lamplighting Time In The Valley, didnt make the charts because it was released five years before Billboard started their Folk Records charts in January, 1944...love your mixes...Michael & Shelly


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Whats the Picture the ultimate word quiz and guess game Game
Developer: Quicksand Playground, LLC
✿ Release Date: Mar 17, 2013
✿ Version: 1.7
✿ Size: 27.81 MB
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(a) It wasn't as good as now.
(b) He doesn't think about his previous life.
(c) He will never have that back.
(d) It was better than now.
2. What does Chris say he first thought about his father's injuries?
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(b) He thought his father would die.
(c) He denied the extent of the injuries.
(d) He didn't really know what to think.
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… though I'd dress them more fashionably and wouldn't be caught dead with that perm. I jest. I think they are a lovely family.
Michelle Duggar announced recently that she and her family are expecting their 20th child. Now the poor woman has to defend herself against some of the nastiest comments I ever read. For heaven's sake, this is someone's wife and mother… not the Octomom. She and her husband are a loving couple devoted to their family; why shouldn't she want to add another addition?
And really, who's business is it anyway? Her twenty children are not going to deplete the earth's resources. They will grow up to get jobs and pay taxes, and those taxes will be used to pay for someone else who doesn't want to work but complain on message boards about over-population and suggest women sew their reproductive organs closed. And that was the most charitable thing I read.
A lot of pro-choicers weighed in to suggest sterilization. Yikes! Forced sterilization is the antithesis of allowing a woman the power to chose her family planning methods. In fact, everything the pro-choicers suggested was sick and perverted and clearly the very opposite of choice.
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Food For Thought
Jan Chait
April 7, 2009
My husband and I were having dinner out in Indianapolis one day last week, when one of those "small world" things occurred: A former colleague of his — from more than 20 years ago and another state, yet — spied us. He and his wife came over to our table and we began catching up with each other's lives.
The food came and the colleague's wife stared at me as I began eating a Vietnamese summer roll.
"I can't eat those," she murmured. "I'm a diabetic."
"Yeah? I have diabetes, too," I responded. "Why can't you eat them? It's basically salad in a rice-paper wrap." There probably wasn't as much carbohydrate in the entire order as there is in a slice of bread.
All I could get out of her was that her doctor is a stickler on her having "good numbers" and yells at her if they're not "perfect."
I think that more doctors need to have diabetes and try to maintain "perfect" numbers all of the time. Barring that, if they can't at least understand that we are mere humans and can only do the best we can, they need to be fired.
There are so many things that can affect blood glucose. Many people believe it's only food that makes blood glucose rise, but stress, physical activity, hormonal changes, and more also have an effect — and not always the one you expect. Right now, my podiatrist is convinced my blood glucose should be elevated because of my torn Achilles tendon. Instead, even I am surprised that it's running on the low side. Maybe my body has decided to "stress down" this time around. Maybe my hormones are squirrelly. Maybe it's because the sun is about to reach the same position in the heavens that it was in on the day of Creation. And isn't there a full moon this week?
It will be interesting to see what happens after my surgery tomorrow to repair my torn Achilles tendon. Especially since I then immediately go into Passover cuisine mode and change my entire diet for eight days.
HA! Let a doctor try that and keep those numbers perfect! Have surgery, come out in a cast so that your activity level declines precipitously, and change your entire menu for a few days.
I think that food remains the sticking point with diabetes. I put off getting serious about my diabetes for years because I didn't want somebody telling me what I could and could not eat. I was diagnosed in the days of the exchange list (and told I couldn't even eat a sweet pickle). So I was pleasantly surprised to find that, in the interim, the standards had changed from a strict menu to (with apologies to Gertrude Stein) "carb is a carb is a carb is a carb."
To my great delight, it was no longer something like "half a sandwich, a bowl of soup, and a three-inch apple" for lunch. I could eat anything I wanted as long as I matched insulin doses to the amount of carbohydrates.
Many people still don't understand that, however, and will wag their finger at you for eating a cookie, but ignore that huge plate of spaghetti you're scarfing down. Not that it's any of their business what you're eating anyway.
I'm sitting here chuckling, remembering a family practice doctor I went to — once — back in the days of Regular insulin. He yelled at me for eating some cookies. He then told me I didn't need to see an endocrinologist, saying, "You're MY diabetic." (Little did he know that I'm nobody's "diabetic." I don't like that word.) Kept the endo. Fired the family practice doc. If he didn't know that Regular insulin has a peak and you need to feed that peak, he had no business overseeing anybody's diabetes, much less mine.
Speaking of food, I should get myself to the kitchen. Passover begins tomorrow evening, and it seems I'll be a bit busy when I normally would be finishing up the seder meal. Lemme see…tzimmes, chicken soup, matzoh kugel…
Of course, high insulin levels are just as damaging as high blood glucose levels. I think I'd rather have your acquaintance's doctor than yours...
Posted by: Nicky | Apr 07, 2009 04:38 PM
I totally disagree with Nicky. I don't want any doctor (or anybody else for that matter) yelling at me over what my numbers are or what I'm eating! TALK with me if yoy have an issue, okay. Yelling? "Doc, you're fired!"
Posted by: Ephrenia | Apr 08, 2009 01:10 PM
I'm with Nicky. I am on pretty low amounts of insulin and would like to keep it that way. Yes I let myself have a treat at times, but I can live without them. I also am happy with my present weight, and plan on keeping that good also.
Posted by: amyt101869 | Apr 08, 2009 02:00 PM
I am a new diabetic and am still learning what spikes me and what doesn't. With that being said, if I eat anything but a salad at lunch my coworkers give me the "should you be eating that?" question. I even go so far as to have 10 croutons on my salad as my carb choice and that throws them into a tizzy. Meanwhile they are eating calorie (and carb) laden lunches and complaining about feeling too tired after lunch to join me on a walk. Imagine if they understood what diabetes was all about?
Posted by: Shelly | Apr 09, 2009 06:00 AM
Thoroughly enjoyed this column. I've been at this for more than 15 years now. It's a constant struggle in which no one understands unless they've personally been there. The best endo I ever had was my peds endo at Children's Hospital in B'ham, Ala. (She's still there.) Dr. Joy Atchison... she is a diabetic herself, and as a stubborn child, found it much easier to listen when she told me something.
Posted by: victoria | Apr 09, 2009 11:09 AM
First things first: insulin-users have greater diet flexibility than those of us on oral medications or on diet-and-exercise alone, since we must use our diet to control our numbers. Fast-acting insulins give the flexibility of a greater meal bolus or a correction bolus that is unavailable with oral medications or diet alone.
Posted by: tmana | Apr 09, 2009 02:08 PM
I'm confused - where are people getting the idea that using *exogenous* insulin causes the problems they've found to be associated with high endogenous insulin levels? I don't get it.
Posted by: Lili | Apr 09, 2009 02:45 PM
i will say that now that i'm an insulin user, i have more freedom than when i was on "the pill". being on the pill meant i had to work off any extra sugars, where now, i dial up my pen and zap.. done! sometimes i feel the insulin is a lazy way out of type ii's eating right. not saying some lil rice roll is bad for you, but i know in my husband's family their whole view is.. "meh, i'll just take an extra shot or two", with i don't think is a very wise choice.
Posted by: {cher} | Apr 10, 2009 10:12 AM
Granted, Passover is not the easiest time for great BG numbers, but oooh, the foods are fabulous. And then there's spring around the corner.
Posted by: Laurie | Apr 16, 2009 12:54 AM
Just spotted your blog. I would have to agree 100% with your decision to fire that primary and keep your endo. I had to do something similar one time regarding a philosophical differance I had related to another medical condition I have in addition to my diabetes. You need to be the manager of the teams of experts helping to manage your diabetes.
Posted by: concerned diabetic | Apr 24, 2009 04:29 AM
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Tailgating with American icon Julia Child
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Culinary icon Julia Child would have turned 100 years old today. You can argue "The French Chef" influenced tailgating culture.
After all, she inspired millions of Americans to experiment in the kitchen. I'm certain she inspired millions of American to experiment in the parking lot, too.
I wrote about her today in the Boston Herald, with some cool insights into her life from some of her friends – successful chefs who she influenced directly and who in turn influence us when we dine out today.
Child grew up in California and worked for the OSS (the precursor to the CIA) in Asia during World War II. Essentially, she was an American spy during the Big One.
She grew to fame in Boston, where she moved in the 1960s and where she taped "The French Chef." She was America's first celebrity TV chef.
I met her only briefly in passing when she was late in life. Never knew her. But a few years ago I ate at La Couronne, the 667-year-old restaurant in Rouen, France where Child ate her very first meal in France. I was working on a story about the movie "Julie & Julia."
The restaurant is quite historic. It was 86 years old when Joan of Arc was executed right outside the front door. Wow.
Definitely an experience. I ate canard aux sang, pressed duck served in a sauce of its own blood. I wrote about it here on CHFF, actually.
Child ate rye bread slathered with Normandy's famous Isigny butter along with fromage blanc, sole meuniere and oysters Portugaises – much better, she wrote, than "bland" oysters from Massachusetts.
It was a meal that changed her life and ultimately changed the way Americans cook, and even tailgate.
Child's food wasn't exactly tailgate friendly. The recipes in her classic cookbooks are highly elaborate and often involve jumping around from page to page.
However, I have picked up a number of her recipes over the years through chef pals and through various stories I've written about her.
I've had Child's recipe for sole meuniere for many years. It was one of the dishes she ate that day at La Couronne. It's a classic French dish but actually quite easy to cook at home. You might even be able to pull it off in the parking lot with a little prep work. Naturally, being French, it's quite decadent.
Julia Child's Sole Meuniere
(From "The Way to Cook" by Julia Child)
6 4-oz. to 6-oz. filets of sole, or other thin fish filet, 3/8 inch thick
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
½ c. or so flour in a plate
4. T. clarified butter
3 T. fresh parsley, minced
4 to 6 T. unsalted butter
1 lemon, cut into wedges
Dry off fish and lay on a sheet of wax paper. Dust the filets lightly on each side with salt and pepper. The moment before sautéing, rapidly drop each filet in the flour to coat both sides, then shake off the excess. Set the frying pan over high heat and film with 1/16th inch of clarified butter. When the butter is very hot but not browning, rapidly lay in as many filets as will fit easily, leaving a little space between each. Sauté a minute or two on one side, turn carefully so as to not break the fillet, and sauté a minute or two on the other side. The fish is done when just springy rather than squashy to the touch. Immediately remove from the pan to warm plates or platter. Sprinkle each filet with parsley. Wipe the frying pan clean, set over high heat, and add the unsalted butter. Heat until bubbling and pour over the filets. Decorate with lemon wedges and serve immediately. Serves 6.
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While the job market nationally continues to show mixed results, high school students in the East Valley recently had the opportunity to learn how best to make a start in the business world at Junior Achievement's annual "You're Hired" event.
More than 400 students attended the March 31 event at the Arizona Biltmore Resort in Phoenix, according to event organizers. Throughout the year, about 700 students receive the JA curriculum in the Phoenix area.
"We really created this curriculum when the economy took a down turn in 2008," said Joyce Richards, president of Junior Achievement Arizona. "We found that students were often competing with adults with 5 to 10 years experience for an entry level job. We were looking to give our high school students an edge."
The mission of Junior Achievement — the organization's Arizona headquarters is in Tempe — is to help transition students into reliable workers that have the skills to get and retain a job.
"It's been really fun so far and the more people who can help us out in the future, the better," said Aaron Guseman, a Gilbert High School senior. Gilbert was one of the 12 East Valley schools that participated, which include Basha, Campo Verde, Corona del Sol, Desert Vista, Hamilton, Highland, Marcos de Niza, Mountain Pointe, Mountain View, Perry and Skyline high school.
"We've been doing practice activities all week," said Andrew Bustos, a Gilbert High School senior. "We actually did the 30 second interview."
Throughout the day, students participated in competitions that tested their interview skills, networking capabilities, business planning and team work. In addition, they were given the opportunity to better improve their skills in those categories.
The "You're Hired" event was the pet project for Melissa Leasher, the project development director, who sought to help businesses find qualified employees while also teaching teenagers how to succeed in the business world. "The main reason was we know we have some critical needs in the community," Leasher said. "We have perfectly capable kids who are dropping out."
One study, Leasher said, showed that many kids who dropped out wouldn't have it they could have seen the long-term value and practical application of what they were learning in school.
At the same time, 42 percent of employers in a said in a study by Partnership for 21st Century Skills that they believed high school graduates today lacked the skills needed for an entry level position, Leasher said.
By creating a curriculum that gave students hands-on experience in the business world, it both helps students succeed, while also explaining the value of what they learn in school, Leasher said.
Hands-on experience often means making a great first impression, which is why students were required to dress as if for an interview.
"We want them to dress for success," said Richards. "Some are dressed more casual, but we know that it's a lot easier to learn to dress down than it is to dress up."
After the event, students are encouraged to apply for summer internships through Junior Achievement.
"We want to make sure that they're meaningful projects," said Leasher.
One student interned with the University of Phoenix and in the end of the summer, was offered a part-time position with the company, she said.
"They called me at the end of the summer and said that they hadn't made as much progress on the project as they had (when they had the student)," Leasher said. "They're the kind of kids who are going to go far."
Winners by East Valley high school:
Basha High School, Chandler Unified School District:
• Olivia Controneo, Best Dressed Professional
Campo Verde High School, Gilbert Public Schools:
• Jessica Dwyler, 3rd place, Thinking on Your Feet Challenge
Desert Vista High School, Tempe Union School District:
• Jasmine Coro, honorable mention, Interviewing Challenge
• Jasey Leinberger, 2nd place, Thinking on Your Feet Challenge
• Jing Liong, 1st place, Business Plan Challenge
• Courtney Van Zanten, 1st place, Networking Guru
Gilbert High School, Gilbert Public Schools:
• Annabelle Gilmore, 1st place, Resume/Cover Letter Contest
Hamilton High School, Chandler Unified School District
• Jacob Bello, 1st place, Networking Guru
• Tyler Delaney, 3rd place, Advanced Thinking on Your Feet Challenge
• Danielle Downing, 1st place, Thinking on Your Feet Challenge
• Tyler Reid, 2nd place, Interviewing Challenge
Highland High School, Gilbert Public Schools:
• Chelsea Fiala, 1st place, Advanced Thinking on Your Feet Challenge
• Nicholas Welthy, 2nd place, Business Plan Challenge
Mountain Pointe High School, Tempe Union School District:
• Winner of the Great Leadership Experiment
Mountain View High School, Mesa Public Schools:
• Sinjin Kirkpatrick, Best Dressed Professional
Perry High School, Chandler Unified School District:
• [team] 3rd place, Creative Marketing Challenge
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Katie-Reproductive justice happens when everyone gets to live. How sad, that in all the ways that you could have helped women, you chose to advocate the murder of them. What lies do you have to believe that absolutely discount modern biology (not to mention what you have to believe about your own femininty and self-worth)? You and your ilk are voices for death. What a legacy.
I just found your blog today after the NY Times piece. Good Work! I truly hope you/we can transform this entire debate to make it a meaningful issue and not political propaganda, as it has been for the past 20+ years, drawing on emotion rather than reason. I truly support you and wish you good luck.
Saw your story today in the NY Times. Bravo to you for sharing your story with such calmness and clarity. And, thank you.
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
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By Jason A. Smith
Stephanie Hughes, of Locust Grove, waited in anticipation Wednesday for an order of cream-cheese brownies to take home from It's Raising Cupcakes in McDonough. Hughes said she has enjoyed the shop's offerings since it opened in July.
"I like everything, but I need to stay away from it," she said with a laugh. "It keeps me coming back."
Hughes, 43, said she not only appreciates the quality of the food in the shop, but the people who run it as well.
"It's got a family feel," she said. "It's always welcoming."
Sisters, Nicole Baker of Hampton and Chrispian Hall of Ellenwood, are the owners of the restaurant, located at 141 Jonesboro Road in McDonough. The shop features cupcakes, brownies, cookies, muffins, scones and other items, which are made from scratch at the store.
Prices at the shop start at $1.25 for cookies, and $1.45 for cupcakes. The selections are available in regular, jumbo and colossal sizes. Baker said the business venture was a matter of divine intervention.
"Originally, we were just going to do something online, for mail-in orders of cupcakes and seasonal items," said Baker. "Then the Lord gave us a little different direction. We went on the Internet and found an existing building, with everything that we needed as far as equipment and supplies. We went on with the purchase of that, and decided to go from an online business to a storefront."
Baker said she and Hall decided on a name for the restaurant, after watching a television show about a man with a storefront business called It's Raising Cane's. According to Baker, the name reveals the sisters' intention to turn their dream into a franchise.
"He started out with a small storefront, selling chicken fingers," she said. "[Hall and I] were actually on the telephone, watching the same thing at the same time, and it all clicked. That's where we coined our name from, because we ultimately see that this is just the first of many stores."
Baker acknowledged that other, more established businesses specialize in the same types of items found at her restaurant. Still, she said, what separates It's Raising Cupcakes from the competition is a focus on customer service.
"Everybody that comes in appreciates the fact that [the food] is homemade," said Baker. "We know that any business only thrives with happy customers. We use all those things that you used to use when you baked with your mom in the kitchen, and that's the taste that we try to deliver to our customers -- things they loved when they grew up."
Baker said she and Hall had no trouble getting their business off the ground, despite the difficulties some start-up operations have faced in recent years.
"It was easy for us to get in and get established," Baker said. "We attribute that to the grace of God, how everything lined up. Everything that we purchased, we used our own funding -- no loans. We sort of pride ourselves on doing that in this economic time."
Celeste Cobb-Gross, a special-education teacher at Union Grove High School, brought some of her students to It's Raising Cupcakes recently. She said the food and the atmosphere in the store are both appealing to her.
"The owners have great personalities," said Cobb-Gross. "They're very friendly, they love our kids and the cookies are delicious. The personalities are a plus, but the cookies are really good."
Baker and Hall each came into their newest enterprise with business experience on their side. A graduate of the New York Restaurant School at the New York Institute of Technology, Baker has owned B&M Trucking in Hampton for 13 years.
Hall has operated Little Blessings Day Care in Ellenwood for the last three years. Hall said the restaurant enables she and her sister to return to their roots.
"I've always enjoyed cooking, and it was something that we grew up in the house doing," she said.
Hall said she had "no apprehension" about starting a business in the current economy, because she knew the restaurant would fill a need in the community.
"In any business, you have to be patient," she said. "Regardless of the economy, people are going to eat. They are going to treat themselves periodically, so that's the great beauty of it. And doing something that we love on a daily basis is so rewarding."
For more details, call It's Raising Cupcakes at (770) 957-6155.
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Because Chinese manufacturers have a poor overseas reputation for creating shoddy goods and the Chinese government has been criticized for not doing enough to halt fake products, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is now trying to cull counterfeit goods from its own websites.
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Chinese e-commerce group Alibaba has established a new customer service unit and appointed Dai Shan as chief customer service officer.
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ZTE Corporation, Chinese provider of telecom equipment, network solutions and mobile devices, announced that its mobile devices unit will operate as an independent unit of the company led by Executive Vice President of ZTE Zeng Xuezhong.
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Alibaba Group's Internet shopping subsidiary Taobao.com has gained a third-party payment license for funds issued by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
Alibaba Makes Additional Investment In ShopRunnerOctober 11, 2013
ShopRunner, an American online shopping company and competitor to Amazon, has gained investments of USD206 million in the latest financing round, which is reportedly led by China's Alibaba Group.
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During its first open platform partner conference, Chinese B2C e-commerce website JD.com published four major support plans, covering technology, logistics, service, and finance.
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It's a race. It's a party. Down and dirty fun.
A rural charity race to benefit the Grayson County Area Fire Departments - May 31, 2014
Run for the Hills is the first 5K mud & obstacle race in North Texas. This event is a foot race organized to benefit the fire departments in our community. Our first two races exceeded everyones expectations. In June of 2012 there were 300 participants, some from as far away as Maryland. The number of participants in the 2013 race increased to 450. The racers ran in multiple heats throughout the day and were cheered on by hundreds more of their family and friends.
All ability levels are welcome and the diverse population of racers includes seriously fit and competitive athletes to fun-loving trotters and walkers. Mud and obstacle races appeal to many different people who run as individuals or as part of a team. Many teams are co-workers who use this opportunity as a team-building event. Companies can highlight their commitment to community responsibility by participating as a sponsor, running in the event, or both!
Many firefighters from both volunteer and city departments assist in the construction of the course, monitor the safety of the obstacles on race day, and will directly benefit from the proceeds. The day itself is filled with fun and excitement.
Highlights will include the large ladder truck from the Denison Fire Department which will be used as a public shower for mud racers at the end of the race, live music provided by a showcase of high energy bands, and the high quality food and drink available at Loose Wheels.
Due to the overwhelming success of the first two mud runs, we are confident that the 3rd Annual Run for the Hills will draw an even greater number of participants and spectators. Your participation as a sponsor and/or racer will provide us the opportunity to present the participating area fire departments with the much needed funds they will use to better serve our communities as well as providing your company widespread exposure to a large number of potential customers!
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AbTech Holdings, Inc. Presents At MicroCapClub Invitational
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Jan. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- AbTech Holdings, Inc. (OTC QB: ABHD) ("AbTech" or the "Company"), a developer and manufacturer of patented innovative environmental technologies addressing issues of water pollution and contamination, today announced that it has been selected as one of the first companies to present at the MicroCapClub Invitational, an event sponsored by the MicroCapClub in which it showcases select companies of focus by its members forum. The presentation can be accessed at the following link: http://microcapclub.com/2013/01/microcapclub-invitational-abtech-holdings-abhd/.
"At MicroCapClub we have over 150 experienced microcap investors discussing over 90 microcap companies in our members forum, and we thought, as a group, it would be great to showcase a few companies we believe are highly unique," said Ian Cassel, founder of MicroCapClub. "We have been following AbTech Holdings for over a year and believe the company's Smart Sponge product uniquely addresses multi-billion dollar market opportunities in storm water, produced water, and industrial waste water."
"We appreciate the research and due diligence members of the MicroCapClub have done on AbTech. This level of in-depth research is not only important to the investment community but also to micro-cap companies worthy of attention, enabling them to spread the message of their business dynamics, solutions and opportunities to the capital markets and into the industry at large," commented Glenn Rink, CEO of AbTech, "Over the past year the MicroCapClub has emerged as a valued micro cap resource and, I suspect as with many of the companies of its focus, it is only at the beginning of its growth curve. I am grateful for the support of the MicroCapClub and am proud to be selected as one of its first Companies of focus."
Investor Contact: Yvonne L. ZappullaManaging DirectorGrannus Financial Advisors, Inc.212-681-4108 firstname.lastname@example.com ABTECH HOLDINGS, INC. (OTCBB: ABHD) AND ABTECH INDUSTRIES, INC. AbTech Industries, Inc. (a subsidiary of AbTech Holdings Inc.) is a full-service environmental technologies and engineering firm dedicated to providing innovative solutions to communities, industry and governments addressing issues of water pollution and contamination. Its products are based on polymer technologies capable of removing hydrocarbons, sediment and other foreign elements in stormwater runoff (ponds, lakes and marinas), flowing water (curbside drains, pipe outflows, rivers and oceans), and industrial process and wastewater. AbTech's offerings include the ground-breaking new antimicrobial technology called Smart Sponge® Plus. This technology is effective in reducing coliform bacteria found in stormwater, industrial wastewater, and municipal wastewater. Smart Sponge® Plus is registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (Registration #86256-1). AbTech's teams of water treatment technology experts, civil and environmental engineers, and field operations specialists develop solutions to improve the quality of our limited water resources. AEWS Engineering (a subsidiary of AbTech Holdings, Inc.), is an independent engineering civil and environmental engineering firm partnered with top research and engineering universities. By focusing on bringing new engineering and technology innovation to the water infrastructure sector, AEWS is positioned to be at the forefront of stormwater Best Management Practices development and to deliver the latest in design excellence to its customers. For more information please visit www.abtechindustries.com. More information on AEWS Engineering can be found at www.aewsengineering.com. About MicroCapClub The MicroCapClub (mc2) is an exclusive microcap forum focused on microcap companies (sub $300m market cap). The MicroCapClub was created and founded by Ian Cassel as a way to share ideas and to learn from other seasoned like-minded microcap investors. Our goal at MicroCapClub is quality membership and quality stock ideas. If you are an experienced microcap investor, feel free to Apply Today. Go to www.microcapclub.com for additional information. This news release contains "forward-looking statements" which are not purely historical and include any statements regarding beliefs, plans, expectations or intentions regarding the future. Such forward-looking statements include, among other things, the development, costs and results of new business opportunities. Actual results could differ from those projected in any forward-looking statements due to numerous factors. Such factors include, among others, the inherent uncertainties associated with new projects. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this news release, and we assume no obligation to update the forward-looking statements, or to update the reasons why actual results could differ from those projected in the forward-looking statements. Although we believe that any beliefs, plans, expectations and intentions contained in this press release are reasonable, there can be no assurance that any such beliefs, plans, expectations or intentions will prove to be accurate. Investors should consult all of the information set forth herein and should also refer to the risk factors disclosure outlined in our annual report on Form 10-K for the most recent fiscal year, our quarterly reports on Form 10-Q and other periodic reports filed from time-to-time with the Securities and Exchange Commission. SOURCE AbTech Holdings, Inc.
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Americas Best Value Inn Roosevelt/BallardLocated 1 mile from Utah State University, this hotel offers a restaurant, indoor pool and rooms with free Wi-Fi. It serves a continental breakfast including eggs, waffles and biscuits and gravy.
Score from 28 reviews Good
The ants in the bathroom! & Breakfast could of been better meaning the food was cold had to put it in the microwave!.
Cleanliness. Staff was pleasant and helpful. Continental breakfast was good with good variety for not having any type of meat. Waffles were good. WiFi worked fine.
Bring your own pillows. The ones in the room were so hard that sleeping was difficult. My wife finally rolled up her coat and slept on it. Office chair in room was broken. It was supposed to have adjustable height, but when adjusted for highest position, dropped to lowest when sat on. Difficult to use desk in room when your chin was the height of the top. Borrowed another from the office and height locked in but the back was broken and you couldn't lean back on it. Mirror in bath was too high for my wife to sit on chair and do makeup.
Friendly, good service, good breakfast. very good beds.
Everything was satisfactory
Very nice hotel, clean and close to amenities.
Bed was very hard, walls seemed very thin as we heard a baby crying for over an hour around 11:00 pm on one side of us and loud people on the other side of us well into 3:00 am. Needless to say, very little (needed) sleep.
The service n clean rooms
Rooms were nice, beds comfortable, staff friendly
breakfast all the yogurt was frozen, the bread/muffins were dry. Waffles were good!
The Ballard Plaza was beautiful, new and clean! The rooms were lovely with warm colors and stylish furnishings. I loved that the room had a small refrigerator and a microwave. I especially loved the shower because it was so clean and the surround was marble tile, not fiberglass. The shower head gave the perfect water-spray for my liking. The manager was very friendly and accommodating. The staff was attentive and brought extra towels, pillows and a roll-away bed for our third child. The swimming pool and jacuzzi were a wonderful place to have fun as a family. The free breakfast was top-notch with many delicious "warm" items to choose from such as make-it-yourself waffles, biscuits and gravy, boiled eggs and omelets with cheese. This hotel met ALL of our family's needs and we would recommend it to our family and friends in a heartbeat! We plan on staying there again when we are in that area in the future.
All things being equal, this is a very nice hotel for the Roosevelt area.
I the setup of the room--it was really comfortable. The TV was great, having a micro wave and refrigerator in the room was nice. Altho the temp on the refrigerator could have been a little colder.
The one thing I missed was having skim or non-fat milk in the morning for cereal. Other than that I liked having a place to go to in the morning before heading out for my appointments.
The staff was exceptional! Everyone was very friendly and attentive!! We had a king suite and it was very roomy, clean, and comfy.
I think the only thing I would change would be to have a larger breakfast offering. It was very carb loaded and could have used more healthy choices.
This was our second stay. Always a nice staff. Enjoyed the pool and spa. We'll stay again!
Rooms were clean and nice.
There was never any staff around. The mattress was the worst. Their breakfast was a huge disappointment. The pool had so many chemicals in it, it was hard to stay in.
The best beds I've ever slept on in a motel/motel I have physical problems that make sleeping comfortably a trial. These beds did not aggravate my problems in any way and I was able to sleep well. Staff catered to our needs and wants and children enjoyed the pool, hot pool, and exercise room. Location of our room was excellent as I can't walk far or stand long and was close to pool, exercise room, and parking.
Can't think of a thing we didn't like.
Staff was excellent
New facility, quiet and clean.
What the ____ does gay friendly mean???
Friendly staff, clean, good sized room
Mattress too soft
Close to dinosaur national park. Beautiful facility, very well appointed
Breakfast was poorly arranged and supplied- no attendant on duty to clean and replenish the buffet table. Toilet did not operate properly.
New hotel so everything was nice. Only stayed one night. Loved the mattress.
Rooms were extremely nice.
Service at the front desk was non-existent. You had to call a phone to get someone. Also, the breakfast was stale. No one was there to replace plates, bowls, etc. Bad breakfast service and I would definitely not recommend it to anyone.
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Religion Dispatches is a daily online magazine dedicated to the analysis and understanding of religious forces in the world today, highlighting a diversity of progressive voices and aimed at broadening and advancing the public conversation. More » (Source: Religion Dispatches)
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Fruit of the Loom Custom Printed Long Sleeve T-shirt - 7930R
Screen printing pricing varies by design. Blank for as low as:
$4.34 ea*
Item Description
- Fruit of the Loom's Best 50/50 long sleeve t-shirt is considered a heavyweight in the 50/50 family at 5.6 oz.
- Manufacturing details are a seamless rib collar and shoulder-to-shoulder taping.
- Sizes are available in S – 2XL.
- This easy-care, long sleeve t-shirt is ideal for work as well as play.
- Blended fabrics offer fading and stain resistance as well as less shrinkage than their 100% cotton counterparts.
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Item Colors
Ash, Athletic Heather, Black, Forest Green, Maroon, Navy, Royal, True Red, White
Item Size
Item Material
Imprint Size
Left Chest: 3 1/2" Wide
Full Front: 10" Wide
Full Back: 10" Wide