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You can join The Funnies To subscribe, Click on link below http://lists.topica.com/lists/Thedailyfunnies published 5 x weekly.No censorship ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FREE FOOD FOR HOMELESS DOGS http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com Here's the web site! Pass it along to people you know. http://www.thebreastcancersite.com Organ and Tissue Donation/Transplanation http://www.organdonor.gov/ About FreeRice FreeRice is a sister site of the world poverty site http://www.freerice.com/about.html Poverty.com No one should ever go to sleep hungry....Jim **** COUNTRY CALENDAR **** -29- Merle Travis born Rosewood, KY 1917. Inducted CMHF 1977. Myrna Joy Brooks a.k.a. "Jody Miller" born Phoenix, AZ 1941. Hank Thompson released "Shot Gun Boogie,"/"Humpty Dumpty Heart," 1947. The Carlisles released "No Help Wanted," 1952. Webb Pierce recorded his #1 hit "Slowly," 1953. Johnny Horton's "The Battle of New Orleans," won Grammys for Song of the Year, and Best Country and Western Performance in 1961. Joseph Falcon, age 65, Cajun music pioneer, died Crowley, LA 1965. Freddie Hart's single "Easy Lovin'" was certified gold 1971. Ray Smith, SUN recording artist, died in Burlington, Ontario 1979. David "Butch" McDade, age 52, died in his home from cancer 1998. Butch, a drummer, was a founding member of the "Amazing Rhythm Aces." Mindy McCready pled guilty to drug charges 2004. She had been arrested on August 5th, and charged with presenting a fraudulent prescription for OxyContin. Mindy was fined $4,000 and will serve three years of supervised probation. She will also be required to perform 200 hours of community service. **** COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS ****
Garth Brooks continues with best selling country disc Garth Brooks had the best selling country disc on the Billboard charts last week, according to Billboard's web site. "The Ultimate Hits" (Pearl/Big Machine) sold 192,000, a 6-percent sales drop. The release was the fourth biggest selling album in the U.S. The Eagles's "Long Road Out of Eden" (Eagles) was up 1 to fifth with 184,000 units sold, a 7-percent decline. Carrie Underwood had a strong week, selling 141,000 units of "Carnival
Ride," an increase of 25 percent, climbing 2 spots to seventh. Keith Urban's
"Greatest Hits" debuted in 11th with 117,000 units sold.
DigitalRodeo.com Invites Country Music Artists and Fans To Join
Global Network
Nashville, Tennessee - DigitalRodeo.com, the online country music community and social networking site, is reaching out to music enthusiasts around the world with an invitation to join the global country music network. DigitalRodeo.com has become one of the fastest growing online communities for Country music fans since its launch in March 2007. Membership to DigitalRodeo.com is free, and offers fans a homepage filled with Country music news, artist features and the opportunity to connect with artists and other fans. Robert Reynolds, DigitalRodeo.com's Director of Industry Relations and Mavericks bassist stated, "Everyone who is a country music fan should be a Digital Rodeo member. By joining the community, members can have the opportunity to experience great country music around the world and not just what is played on radio or television." DigitalRodeo.com is one of the most artist-friendly social communities on the web. Artists can upload an unlimited number of songs to their profile for streaming or download, and they can track the number of times each song has been accessed by users. DigitalRodeo.com also posts a "Hot Spot" section and listing of the top 10 signed and unsigned artists of the week, as determined by the number of streams each artist generates. For more information on DigitalRodeo.com, please visit www.digitalrodeo.com. For executive interviews, more information, or logo requests, please contact AristoMedia at publicity@aristomedia.com. About DigitalRodeo.com: DigitalRodeo.com was launched March 5th, 2007 with an improved second version launched August 4th, 2007. DigitalRodeo.com is designed and programmed to be a functional community website giving country fans and artists features that focus directly on everything related to country music. DigitalRodeo's server, application, and layout have been established to give the fastest experience to users possible. MONTGOMERY GENTRY JOINS BILLY JOEL, MELISSA ETHRIDGE, JOSH GROBAN, FIVE FOR FIGHTING, the GOO GOO DOLLS, LOS LONELY BOYS, AND MORE TO 'THANK THE TROOPS' WASHINGTON, DC - Just in time for the holidays, 13 major recording artists have created a musical "Thank You" for the troops. "CD for the Troops" will be available for anyone with a valid military identification card to download at no cost from the Army and Air Force Exchange Service Web site, www.aafes.com. "We're thankful to all the artists who have agreed to lend their name and talent to this special CD," said Allison Barber, deputy assistant secretary of defense for internal communications and community liaison. "To have 'CD for the Troops' produced and dedicated in special honor to our active-duty military members and veterans is just another demonstration of the support so many people in our nation have for our troops." Mitch Bainwol, chief executive officer of the Recording Industry Association of America, agreed. "This is an historic project. It shows that a music community that has many voices speaks with just one when it comes to support for men and women in uniform," he said in a news release from the Defense Department's America Supports You program. "We are proud to come together to help offer a compilation with some of today's best-selling artists and songs. We hope his album will be music to the ears of our troops." America Supports You is a Defense Department program connecting citizens and corporations with military personnel serving at home and abroad. Getting this project, which combined the music of Billy Joel, Montgomery Gentry, the Goo Goo Dolls, Jewel, Josh Groban, Los Lonely Boys, Melissa Ethridge, the Neville Brothers, Sarah McLachlan, the Lt. Dan Band, Brooks & Dunn, The Fray, and Five For Fighting, to troops' ears took true teamwork. John Ondrasik, the singer-songwriter who performs under the stage name "Five For Fighting," was intimately involved with making sure that happened. "Beyond the artists and managers, all the record companies and publishers had to approve free downloads to over 1.5 million potential users," he said. "(It) also could not have been achieved without the financial, logistical, and emotional support of (the Recording Industry Association of America), AAFES, TriWest Health Care Alliance, America Supports You, Media Base and Sony Manufacturing." Ondrasik spearheaded the CD after being asked to write a forward and contribute a song to a compilation of local bands sending music to troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. "I thought it was a wonderful gesture," he said, explaining his belief that music is a unique medium that can affect morale and mental health. "I started making a few calls to friends of mine, and six months later we have the CD for the troops." A staunch supporter of the nation's troops, Ondrasik said he is grateful for the sacrifices of American servicemembers. He said he knows men and women who made and are making those sacrifices have ensured his family's liberty and enabled him to pursue music as a profession. "Let's be honest, there would be no songs of consequence without the soldiers who allow us a voice," he said. "I can't speak for anyone but myself, (but) I think it's important to recognize that artists from across the political spectrum came together to make this gesture of appreciation and thanks to our troops." While Ondrasik hopes the downloadable version of "CD for the Troops" will be available on the AAFES Web site through April, tangible versions also will find their way to the troops. Troops in theater, military hospitals and Fisher Houses will get a share of 200,000 hard CDs, he said. Of those CDS, 50,000 will go to two care package groups that are supporters of America Supports You. Utah-based Operation Give will get 40,000 for its Operation Christmas Stocking program, and Operation Shoebox will get 10,000 for its holiday packages. No matter how the troops hear the music, Ondrasik said he hopes it "inspires, motivates, provides an avenue for reflection, or simply distracts you from a mission few can imagine, much less undertake," he said. "If anything, let each tune be a small piece of home to carry you forward," he said to the troops. "Thank you for all you do, and feel free to shoot me an e-mail with requests for 'CD for the Troops II.' TAMMY COCHRAN And Fans Unite to Send A Song For a Soldier! Nashville, TN ? Just in time for the holidays, TAMMY COCHRAN is announcing the A Song For a Soldier: Where I Am + One special! In this package, fans will be able to purchase one copy of Tammy?s current album, Where I Am, for themselves. A SECOND copy of the album will then be sent via care packages to soldiers who will not be able to make it "home" this Christmas! Tammy?s support for the military has been long-standing. After jumpstarting her career, she had the privilege of doing several performances in a Spirit of America tour. Those shows so impacted her that she was inspired to write the emotion-wrought ballad, "On My Side of the World." This is one of twelve tracks included on her current album, Where I Am. Tammy was thrilled to have the opportunity to spread some extra holiday cheer through the power of music. In an open letter posted on her official website and also on her MySpace page, she writes, "A lot of our service men and women don't get care packages from ?home?, and we would like to change that!!!! We would like to send them a little encouragement and support in these care packages!!!" Fully utilizing the widespread realm of the MySpace world, Tammy recently created a NEW page. This is an entirely separate page from her official artist MySpace and is dedicated to all the men and women who have and/or are currently serving our country ? as well as the family members and friends awaiting their return home. Tammy wanted to have a place where fans to could gather and share their personal stories with her and also with fellow fans and friends. This new page is also named after her song, "On My Side of the World" and can be accessed here: http://www.myspace.com/onsideoftheworld. Fans may purchase the A Song For a Soldier: Where I Am + One combo pack by visiting Tammy?s official website at http://www.tammycochranfans.com! "On My Side of the World" is available upon request. Interview requests are always welcome. Please send all requests to starcountryangel@sbcglobal.net. Induction inspires
Gill to keep making remarkable music
By BEVERLY KEEL November has been a big month for Vince Gill. It brought his inductions into the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Music City Walk of Fame. I asked Vince if it's been a letdown since that whirlwind of lifetime achievement honors has died down. "Not at all," said Vince, who performed several songs during Monday's inaugural Musicians Hall of Fame & Museum's induction ceremony at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. (His spectacular version of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was one of the night's highlights. If you see Vince today, ask him when he's recording his version. It's that good.) "They are all different," he said of his honors. "I don't think I'll really probably get the impact of the Country Music Hall of Fame for a long time. "I feel like what that's done more than anything is put a new kind of pressure on me that I want to make it a point from this time forward to make people think it was the right thing to do. It's like being reborn or something." Because Vince didn't prepare written remarks for his Hall of Fame induction, I asked if there's anything he wishes he had said. "Now, in hindsight, I would have loved to have mentioned John Hughey," he said of the steel guitar player who died Nov. 18. "He is a big part of the reason I ever stood a chance to get into the Country Music Hall of Fame. There's a great example of a musician that made a contribution to my career that was invaluable and as important as anything I did. So, kind of with his passing and seeing all of these guys get honored tonight, it's pretty special. It's come full circle." After honoring the legendary musicians, Vince stopped by the Station Inn for The Time Jumpers' tribute to John. On Friday, you can see Vince and his wife, Amy Grant, on The Oprah Winfrey Show, where they'll sing and discuss their Christmas traditions. Amy, who also sang at Monday's musicians' show, will tell Oprah about her new book, Mosaic: Pieces of My Life So Far. Brooks & Dunn sell out Down Under Perhaps Keith Urban bragged about the talents of his good friends Brooks & Dunn during his last trip home: The country duo sold out the first show of their three-city Australian tour in February and March. The sell-out has resulted in the addition of a second show in Brisbane, followed by dates in Melbourne and Sydney. This is the first time Brooks & Dunn has played in Australia. "We were kinda nervous about going," Kix Brooks said in a release. "We were afraid nobody 'Down Under' had heard of us!" Said Ronnie Dunn, 'But once the first show sold out, we said, 'Bring it on!'" Oscar de la Renta to attend show Internationally known clothing designer Oscar de la Renta will attend the 2008 Symphony Spring Fashion Show April 22 at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. The designer, along with the Nashville clothing store Jamie, will present his 2008 fall collection that will be unveiled during New York's Fashion Week in February. The evening's host will be announced later. The reception begins at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 7:15 p.m., followed by an 8 p.m. dinner. A silent auction includes jewelry from H. Stern, and all proceeds from the evening benefit the Nashville Symphony's education and outreach initiatives and the Thor Johnson Scholarship Fund. Tickets: $250 - $600 a couple; info: 615-687-6542. Country Music
Photographer Alan Mayor Recovering
By PETER COOPER Alan Mayor, who for decades has been one of the best known and best loved country music photographers, is recovering rapidly after receiving a new liver. His transplant took place a few weeks ago, and the new liver has helped his kidneys to function well enough that he is no longer on dialysis. Fans and friends may send well-wishes to alanmayor@bellsouth.net. **** Amy's Kitchen
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CASHEW CRUNCH COOKIES 1 cup butter or margarine, softened 3/4 cup firmly packed light brown sugar 1/2 cup sugar 1 egg 1 tsp vanilla extract 2-1/4 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 tsp baking soda 1/2 tsp cream of tartar 1-1/2 cups finely chopped cashews Beat butter at medium speed of an electric mixer; gradually add sugars, mixing well. Add egg and vanilla; beat well. Combine flour, soda, and cream of tartar; gradually add to creamed mixture, mixing after each addition. Stir in cashews. Drop cookie dough by rounded teaspoonfuls onto lightly greased cookie sheets, and bake at 350 degrees F. for 10 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned. Yield: about 7 dozen.
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