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JASON: It's a hilarious video. Somebody needs to give that dog a medal or a bone or something. Speaking of comic relief, I do remember when Rush talked about his dogs receiving a fan letter. ....
EIB High Note: Dog Crashes Track Meet, Wins Race! May 25, 2021 JASON: The EIB High Note this is a good one. I gotta say, I saw this video today during show prep here, and it did it did crack me up. There was this dog that managed to get away from its owner during a track meet recently. You think, well, that’s kind of funny, but not that funny. No, actually, it was funny. They’ve got these people running around the tracker, and all of a sudden the pooch not only gets away from the owner, but actually assumes a lane and looks like it was an official entrant in the darn thing, catches over the span of the turn, catches the leader, eventually overtakes the other runners and takes first place. ....
“The Great Filling Station Holdup: Crime Fiction Inspired by the Songs of Jimmy Buffett” edited by Josh Pachter. Down & Out Books, 274 pages, $16.95 You can’t get more ....
“The Great Filling Station Holdup" collection of short crime fiction is inspired by the music of Jimmy Buffett. Featured authors discuss their stories as part of the Festival of Music, Film, Literature and Art (Festival-MFLA) at Broward College. ....
“SWF” was “a real game changer for him,” said award-winning book critic Oline Cogdill, who reviews mysteries for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel and other publications. “Before that, he had written a lot of things in the 1970s and 1980s that were well-received, solid books. ‘SWF’ put him on the next level. But he still never got the attention that he deserved.” During winters in Sarasota, Lutz was a regular at the Liars Club, a group of writers who gather weekly to play poker and swap stories. The group was founded in 1953 by authors John D. MacDonald and MacKinlay Kantor. “For many years, he joined us each Friday. He was a very kind, gentle and quiet man with a wry sense of humor,” said Richard “Doc” Glidewell, the club s historian. ....