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In this episode, Sabrina Halvorson and Lorrie Boyer discuss key agricultural issues anticipated for 2025. The conversation explores rising input costs exacerbated by geopolitical events, ongoing supply chain pressures, and the impact of climate change. They also touch upon shifting consumer preferences towards plant-based proteins, vertical farming, and the impacts of inflation on the agriculture sector. The hosts emphasize the resilience of the agricultural industry in finding solutions to these challenges. Lorrie talks with Ray Miller, a meteorologist with Meteorology, who discussed the impacts of climate change on weather patterns. He explained that increased CO2 levels lead to more extreme weather conditions, including severe droughts, heavy rainfall, and intense storms. He noted that the central U.S. saw above-average precipitation this year, but parts of the South remain in drought. Miller emphasized the critical need for water management in agriculture due to these extremes. He also highlighted the rise in hurricane intensity and size, and the increase in wildfires in unexpected regions. Despite other factors like urban heat islands and solar cycles, Miller stressed that human-induced CO2 and methane are significant contributors to climate change. Sabrina interviews Mitch Hunter, Co-Director of the Forever Green Initiative at the University of Minnesota. They discuss the challenges and innovations in growing crops during winter in regions like North Dakota and Minnesota. Key topics include the development of winter-hardy cash cover crops such as winter camelina and domesticated pennycress, which can be harvested for biofuel. Hunter also highlights other exciting agricultural developments, including Kernza, a perennial grain crop. The Forever Green Initiative aims to promote soil health and provide farmers with diverse income streams.
Tune in to hear our recap of the Western States and Hardrock lotteries along with notable runners who will be on the starting lines in 2025. We go over race results from McDowell Mountain Frenzy, Brazos Bend, Hitchcock Experience, The TN Mile, Ray Miller 50/50, and the Festivus 50 Miler. We talk about the female owned race company in Charleston, SC called Palmetto Ultras. A few notable FKTs were set recently including the women's FKT on the mt. Tam Hill Climb and also the unsupported men's FKT on the Mason-Dixon Trail (DE, MD, PA). Tara Dower signs what may be a record breaking sponsorship deal with Altra. AJW is starting a legendary aid station series of articles on iRunFar and the public can submit nominations. Aravaipa continues to grow and has expanded into SoCal for 2025. Finally, voting begins on Dec. 17th for Ultrasignup's Keep Trail Running Weird Awards! “Just One Mile” Documentary on the Mid State Mile (I believe you can watch on Apple TV or purchase on Amazon: https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/just-one-mile/umc.cmc.2n0ufshaco4s2xr2t0zv7a7gf FreeTrail Video of Anna Gibson Mt. Tam FKT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VfrAA_Fdp4 Socials Strava Club: https://www.strava.com/clubs/1246887 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ultrarunning_news_network/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555338668719 X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/ultrarunnews Threads: https://www.threads.net/@ultrarunning_news_network Email: ultrarunning.news.network@gmail.com
At first, you might think it is a plot from a zombie movie: that undead animals are coming for you.But it turns out that Australia's animals aren't just dangerous when they're alive — they can be deadly even when they're dead.Ann Jones is joined by science reporter Belinda Smith to examine why snakes can still bite up to 45 minutes after death and are potentially dangerous for years.Think we're lying? Belinda found a guy whose great aunt (and her dog) were killed by a decapitated snake!So if a snake could commit multiple murders from beyond the grave, what other animals are going to get you?Featuring - Ray Miller, relative died after being bitten by a dead snake. Dr Christina Zdenek, Australian Reptile Academy. Professor Kylie Pitt, Griffith University. Dr Olaf Meynecke, Griffith University. Len Zell, retired marine scientist and author of Australian Wildlife – Roadkill.Production:Belinda Smith, ABC Science Reporter/Producer. Ann Jones, Presenter/Producer.Petria Ladgrove, Producer.Additional mastering: Hamish Camilleri.This episode of What the Duck?! was produced on the land of the Wadawarrung, Wurundjeri and Kaurna people.
Generation Gap – Ray Miller Still – rstill@courierherald.com (mailto:rstill@courierherald.com) Phone: (360)802-8220 The Drug Problem. It's even worse than you thought.
Have you ever wondered about the moments and people that shape us into who we are today?Welcome to "How I Discovered My Gifts," hosted by David D. Simons. In this deeply personal episode, David sits down with Ray Miller, a man he considers a second father, to explore the profound influence Ray has had on his life and career.Ray's insights on risk-taking, hard work, and family are a highlight, especially when he says, "I've turned my failures into successes... If you lose out, don't lose out on the lesson." This conversation is a celebration of mentorship, the courage to pursue our paths, and the supportive bonds that propel us forward.Join us as we dive into a story that goes beyond success in businessit's a tale of human connections, discoveries, and the shared wisdom that lights the way to our true potential.
Have you ever wondered about the moments and people that shape us into who we are today?Welcome to "How I Discovered My Gifts," hosted by David D. Simons. In this deeply personal episode, David sits down with Ray Miller, a man he considers a second father, to explore the profound influence Ray has had on his life and career.Ray's insights on risk-taking, hard work, and family are a highlight, especially when he says, "I've turned my failures into successes... If you lose out, don't lose out on the lesson." This conversation is a celebration of mentorship, the courage to pursue our paths, and the supportive bonds that propel us forward.Join us as we dive into a story that goes beyond success in businessit's a tale of human connections, discoveries, and the shared wisdom that lights the way to our true potential.
- Generation Gap – Ray Miller Still – rstill@courierherald.com Slang is generally a bit wittier and cleverer than Standard American English. Slang is everywhere— and youth slang, in particular, exerts enormous power. Ray explores current slang words that Dorothy never heard of. Is Quiet Quitting really a new idea? #GenerationGap, #Americanslang, #Quiet Quitting, #generations, #millenials
ANDY BORG: In Sachen Quoten ist die Auflösung da! Zum halbjährlichen Jubiläum unseres Podcasts konnten wir feststellen, dass es erneut gute Themen gab. Beispielsweise sprachen wir über die Quote vom letzten “Schlager-Spaß” diskutiert. Zum Zeitpunkt der Aufnahme hatten wir die bundesweite Quote noch nicht ermitteln können – ein Blick auf die Homepage der Produktionsfirma zeigte, […]Tags: #Andy Borg | #Podcast | #Schlager
Generation Gap - Ray Miller Still - What's the New Word? Ray and Dorothy talk about the 1700 new words added to Dictionary.com (mailto:rstill@courierherald.com) #Generationgap,#newword, #saywhat, #Dictionary, #morewords
February 12 - Generation Gap Ray Miller Still – ed@courierherald.com Ray and Dorothy invent a new Generation Gap game. #GenerationGap, #mindthegap, #newgame, #generationgap, #millenials, #babyboomers
BEC Member Ray Miller kicks off our new series, 'What is the Gospel?', as we explore it in the Book of Galatians and ask the question, 'Why is the Cross 'Good News' and what's its significance in our lives?'
Generation Gap – Ray Miller Still Differences in how the generations celebrate Christmas and maybe some ideas for Christmas with very young and very old family members. Ray Miller Still #merrychristmas, #howtoconfuseamillenial, #Christmas2023, #Christmas Wish, Christmaslist
Ray Miller is the Business Development Manager for Elevators with Schmersal, USA & Canada. Ray started his career with Southern Elevator & Electric Supply (SEES) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 2008. In 2009, Ray moved to Los Angeles, California, to take a promotion with SEES, and shortly thereafter, he took on the role of Sales and Operations Manager with Draka Elevator. Ray has been in the industry 16 years and loves the nuances of working with elevators. He loves the fact that there is always something new to learn, and he plans to stay with elevators for the rest of his career.
The Ghouls are finally talking about their favorite hometown hero, The Jersey Devil! Did Mother Leeds consort with Satan? Was 13 children just too many? Did an American girl have an affair with a British solider? Was Benjamin Franklin the master of sh*t talkin'? Whatever the origin story may be, the legend of the Jersey Devil has been talked about for the last 250 plus years! Not only is the folklore covered, Marissa and Jacki also talk about the movie, The Last Broadcast. Have you ever spotted the winged one or know someone who has? Let us know! Two of Jacki's favorite books on the subject by Ray Miller and James F. McCloy: The Jersey Devil and Phantom of the Pines Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Generation Gap – with Coach Jim Johnson A Coach and a Miracle Ray Miller Still – rstill@courierherald.com Jim Johnson - www.coachjimjohnson.com This is the story of an incredible relationship between a high school student and his basketball coach. Coach Jim Johnson's sense of compassion led him to give an autistic, learning disabled team manager a once-in-a-lifetime chance—and how that boy seized the opportunity in such a stupendous way will not be forgotten anytime soon. This is a story about an event that the coach rates as a genuine, modern-day miracle. It is an important book for sports fans and for people who need to believe that miracles can still happen. It also reinforces the value of applying passion, goal-setting, perseverance, and teamwork to any of life's endeavors. ISBN: 978-0-9841318-7-7 #GenerationGap,#jjhoops, #J-Mac, #DickVitali, #JimNance, #life lessons, #NationalSpeakersAssociation, #AutismUp, #GreeceAthenaHS
For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUDb4KAuiRI&t=14s Imagine you are an 8-year-old introvert informed by your father that you will spend the afternoon at a famous actor's house—a famous actor you've never met! In fact, this famous actor from Hollywood's golden age will be your babysitter. From the spooky car ride up a narrow driveway in Benedict Canyon to the creaky opening of the front door that reveals an elderly James Cagney, you are captivated! The star of The Public Enemy, Yankee Doodle Dandy, White Heat, Mister Roberts, and many other Hollywood classics is nothing like you'd expect. He's not brash; he's not a killer; he isn't loud and he doesn't sing and dance. He is quiet and gentle and full of imagination. In one afternoon away from the pressures of a perfectionist father, you relax and fall under the spell of a wonderful babysitter who makes you feel special and encourages you to enter an imaginary world where leprechauns come to life and owls speak to you from the trees. Hours later, you leave James Cagney's house changed from a timid child into an enthusiastic young man who's infused with self-confidence and ready for life's next adventure. Ryan Cassidy is the youngest of the Cassidy brothers and is often placed into context with brothers David Cassidy (half-brother), Shaun Cassidy and Patrick Cassidy or parents Shirley Jones and the late Jack Cassidy. At first, Ryan was unswayed by the lure of show business and considered a career in law enforcement. Johnny Ray Miller, a native of Canton, Ohio, has been an aficionado of the Partridge Family television program and their recorded music from the show's beginnings. Miller is a concert and theatre producer, actor and director.
DLA Piper's Roberto Valenti and Ray Miller discuss trade secrets protection in the US and Europe and the peculiarities within the life sciences sector. Our speakers provide pragmatic approaches and suggestions on how to manage trade secrets for both pharmaceutical companies and medical device manufacturers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Susie Lozick (33) joins us from Sierra Madre, California. She is a Mathematics High School teacher, a Cross Country Coach, and Ultra Trail Runner who has podium a handful races including winning 2022 Ray Miller 50 Miler and The Golden Gate Trail Classic Spartan 50K. She's also part of the Run With Us Pasadena Race Team. Make sure to follow Susie on Instagram @susielozick. Thank you for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed the podcast, please leave a review. It will really help the show. If you have any questions you can email me at elementsofdaisy@gmail.com or DM on IG at @elementsofdaisy. Thank you for your support. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sherunstrails/support
For the Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdbmZbsyrq0 Johnny Ray Miller, a native of Canton, Ohio, has been an aficionado of The Partridge Family television program and their recorded music from the show's beginnings. Miller is a concert and theatre producer, actor, and director. He has produced and directed live theatre for more than 25 years, and has presented live concert performances by David Cassidy, Davy Jones and many others. Miller also has experience in the film/TV industry as well, having worked on Desperate Housewives, Rules of Engagement, King of Queens, CSI: New York, E.R., Cold Case, Without a Trace, The O.C. and others. When We're Singin' is Miller's first book. About The Book Before there was music, there was a family. Then the family made music, or seemingly so. Before we heard the music, we met the family. Or was it the other way around? This is where our story begins. When We're Singin' The Story of The Partridge Family and Their Music answers those question and more, in a detailed and revealing biography. This landmark television series launched the careers of David Cassidy, Susan Dey, Danny Bonaduce, Brian Forster and Suzanne Crough while capitalizing on the star power of Acadamy Award winning actress Shirley Jones and comedic talent Dave Madden. Wrecking Crew - LA Studio Musicians The music from the TV show (loosely based on The Cowsills) also stood on its own, thanks to the talents of the greatest singers, musicians and musical arrangers that ever walked the streets of Hollywood. John Bahler, Tom Bahler, (formerly The Love Generation), with Jackie Ward and Ron Hicklin were the real background voices.
Meteorologist Ray Miller shares details of the major winter storm headed our way.Civic Media
What up striders! Had to get a pod in after we had our race. This was Niles' first Ultra (50k) and Caleb's first 50 miler. Hope y'all are still striding! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dadstrides/support
The Johnny Ray Miller Interview with Timm McCoy 4/12/2020 For the celebration of the birth of David Cassidy,70, Timm presents an interview with Johnny Ray Miller, Author of When We're Singin' - The Partridge Family & Their Music. After an introduction we go headlong into The Music & The Stories that go with it. The Partridge Family - When We're Singing (1:01) The Partridge Family - Summer Days (3:13) The Partridge Family - I Woke up in Love This Morning (2:42) The Partridge Family - Whale Song (3:35) The Partridge Family - Sunshine (2:43) The Partridge Family - I Really Want to Know You (2:58) The Partridge Family - Roller Coaster (2:22) The Partridge Family - My Christmas Card to You (2:30) The Partridge Family - She'd Rather Have The Rain (3:18) The Partridge Family - I Can Feel Your Heartbeat (2:01) The Partridge Family - I Think I Love You (2:52) TRT 1:10:35 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thezonelive/support
GENERATION GAP- RAY MILLER STILL LOOKING BACK AT VETERAN'S DAY and how generational attitudes toward the military has changed.
Generation Gap – Ray Miller-Still WHAT HAPPENED TO COLLEGE. We've all noticed this. College isn't automatic any more. What does it mean and what is this generation doing? #GenerationGap,#collegenext? #GenerationDifferences, #Varsity Drag
Generation Gap – Ray Miller-Still Growing Up Buddhist in America (Generation Gap Faith in the USA Series Part 3) Ray's family friend, Lexi, tells what it's like to be an American Buddhist. She's also been a Disney Princess and a Marine nowa social media player and a professional cosplayer. #GenerationGap,#BhuddistinAmerica, GenerationDifferences, #
In this episode, I get to interview the musical genius, @Jesse Ray Miller . We chat about the origin of his musical journey, the struggle of an artist, and the triumphs that come with persistence. If you are a musician or a creator, this episode is for you! Stay tuned! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iamemcmillan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iamemcmillan/support
Ray Miller joins the show to warn listeners of a tornado. Charlie talks more on liberal meltdowns over mask mandates. Why did the Roe vs Wade leak happen. Charlie discusses the possible reasons for the left to leak this information. He discusses 2000 Mules the movie and the 80,000-page data dump by the CDC.
This is a guest post by Ray Miller and Megan E. Bowers, Ph.D. at DLA Piper. Ray may be contacted at raymond.miller@dlapiper.com. When it comes to protecting therapeutic assets, I… The post The value of method of use patent claims in protecting your therapeutic assets appeared first on DrugPatentWatch - Make Better Decisions.
Ray Miller-Still – Panic Attacks. We look at the difference in the way the generations are dealing with today's stress. Research shows that Teens and Young Adults are more anxious and depressed than ever before. Dorothy and Ray reach across the generations with some facts and some ideas, And some laughs. rstill@courierherald.com #GenerationGap, #Millenials, #SilentGeneration, #panicattacks, #Genz, #2020DeloitteMilennialSurvey, #Generation X, #BabyBoomers
Generation Gap – Ray Miller Still. Can there be romance after the baby comes? Not likely!! Ray a brand new Daddy and Dorothy has six grown kids. See who you agree with. www.swimmingupstreamrdioshow.com #swimmingupstream, #romance, #generationgap, #newDaddy, #babylove,
Mr. Pole Jangles heads out to Ray Miller DGC just before New Year's Eve to try out a 9-hole course in Leavenworth as he tries to shake of some winter/COVID blues. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mrpolejangles/message
Will we ever be fit for a King?” In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, two members of media royalty join us to discuss Dr. King's legacy in light of current events: Angela Pace, Director of Community Affairs for 10TV – WBNS, and Ray Miller, Publisher of the Columbus African American news journal and former member of the Ohio General Assembly.
Generation Gap – Ray Miller Still Christmas Traditions – With a new baby in the house, Ray is thinking ahead to some of the exciting traditions his family can begin. Ray is the Editor of The Courier-Herald. Reach him at rstill@courierherald.com. Dorothy@swimmingupstreamradioshow.com
Thursday, September 9 on Urban Forum Northwest: *Congressman Adam Smith (D) WA-9 Chair, House Armed Services Committee comments on a number of issues like ending the Afghanistan War, his position on protecting workers and his perspective on the passage of the Infrastructure bills. *Ray Miller, Chair, NAACP Armed Services and Veterans Committee comments on the removing of the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia. *Gary Flowers of The Gary Flowers Show in Richmond, Virginia on WREJ 101.3 FM/990 AM and his Facebook page. He is the former Executive Director &CEO of the Black Leadership Forum, Inc. and served as National Field Director of the Rainbow Coalition. *Jamie Elmore, Founder, Alopecia Support Group and Editor of Bald Life Magazine comments on the progress of the magazine. The September issue has Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley on the cover. *Eric Sullivan, CEO & Founder Black Business Matters; Executive Director/CEO at Rising Phoenix Seattle and has received positive response for his Barbershop Bus. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on Facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye. This program will also air on Saturday 7:00-8:00 am (PDT).
Thursday, September 9 on Urban Forum Northwest: *Congressman Adam Smith (D) WA-9 Chair, House Armed Services Committee comments on a number of issues like ending the Afghanistan War, his position on protecting workers and his perspective on the passage of the Infrastructure bills. *Ray Miller, Chair, NAACP Armed Services and Veterans Committee comments on the removing of the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia. *Gary Flowers of The Gary Flowers Show in Richmond, Virginia on WREJ 101.3 FM/990 AM and his Facebook page. He is the former Executive Director &CEO of the Black Leadership Forum, Inc. and served as National Field Director of the Rainbow Coalition. *Jamie Elmore, Founder, Alopecia Support Group and Editor of Bald Life Magazine comments on the progress of the magazine. The September issue has Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley on the cover. *Eric Sullivan, CEO & Founder Black Business Matters; Executive Director/CEO at Rising Phoenix Seattle and has received positive response for his Barbershop Bus. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on Facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye. This program will also air on Saturday 7:00-8:00 am (PDT).
Andy reviews the High School baseball state rankings. AEW Wrestling, NASCAR, Olympics and the Canadian Football League are discussed next. Oakland A's have the most wins in MLB? Preview of the South Dakota State vs Sam Houston FCS National Title Game tomorrow. Two Minnesota coaches die. (Ray Miller and Jerry Burns) Dan discusses the recent resignation by the Witchita Wind Surge GM in Minor League Baseball news. Gophers football program was mentioned as well. Dan's "album of the week" is the 1991 album "Badmotorfinger" by Soundgarden. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sportsandsongs/message
Shellac Stack No. 224 promenades with Frank Signorelli and makes merry with a Pittsburgh band led by Al Marsico! We hear from vocalists Ginny Simms, Muzzy Marcellino, and F. J. Hawtrey, dance along with Ray Miller's Orchestra, Fred Hamm, Felix Ferdinando, Gene Rodemich, and tune into a wartime broadcast by Bobby Sherwood's Orchestra. Plenty more … Continue reading »
Jacob Valk breaks down the New York Rangers, John Means' no-hitter and the latest NFL news! After that, he eulogizes Ray Miller and Del Crandall!
Bobby welcomes featured guest and Orioles Hall of Famer Mike Bordick to the show for his perspective on John Means' no-hitter in Seattle. The guys touch on the passing of former Orioles manager and pitching coach Ray Miller, the dropped third strike rule in baseball, what's new in Mike's life and more.
Jesse Ray Miller is breaking the bars with his soulful sound that is filled with soothing melodies. He is making way with his hit song, FOUND MY HOPE AGAIN. Tune in with the P.E.G podcast/RADIO on iHeartradio and all platforms
- Generation Gap – Co-hosts Dorothy Wilhelm and Ray Miller-Still Explore why Generations find themselves in conflict. Guest Colin Devinish. www.mygenerationgap.com Dorothy@mygenerationgap.com/ #generationgap.com,#mygenerationgap, #generation2generation, #generation, #Dorothy, #Dorothy Wilhelm, #Boomer, # OK Boomer, #genz, genx
SHOW NOTES KEY IDEAS: However, you decided to get into business for yourself there is one constant; you must make the leap from your full-time job to your new business when the time is correct. For most of this audience is especially true because so many of us have a lot at risk. If you are in your mid to late '20s without a 401K, a family, a house, etc. then making a big leap is a lot less risky. But for the rest of us, we really need to mitigate this risk. Our guest today, Ray Miller, does not take this lightly. Even as his microbe business grows and spreads across the nation, he continues with his previous career on a less frequent note. He does not want to let his license expire, thus burning that bridge to an income if he were ever to need it. So, he is content taking it slow and making the leap when the timing is right. I normally follow Dan Miller's lead and suggest making the leap when your new enterprise is producing 50% of your full-time income as a side hustle. However, if you have the ability to do what Ray is doing, it is a great idea. That is, just shifting percentages of income generation gradually until the new enterprise takes over for the previous one. Ray followed an interesting path to his own business, much as our guest in episode #468 did by becoming a distributor of Rogue Equipment. Ray found a great product and realized that there was a need for it, but people around the country did not know about it. He made it his mission to rectify this and became a distributor. He has seen great results and cautions us that you had better believe in your product before you decide to deliver it to the rest of the nation. ADVICE FROM RAY: SLOWLY: Make your transition from your full-time job slow and gradual. Just because you have a great idea does not mean that you should slaughter the goose that is laying the golden eggs. PERSON: As much as you can, meet people in person and shake their hand. The internet and social media are great tools and need to be used, but they are not a substitute for eye contact. NEEDS: When you are trying to find a business to start, identify what it is you want that business to do for you. Then make sure whatever you pick is in line with that. BEST BUSINESS ADVICE RAY HAS RECEIVED: "If You Don't Believe In What You Are Doing, Nobody Else Is Going To" PERSONAL HABIT THAT HELPS RAY SUCCEED: PEOPLE: Ray loves to meet and get to know new people. This helps him to succeed.
SHOW NOTES KEY IDEAS: However you decided to get into business for yourself there is one constant; you must make the leap from your full time job to your new business when the time is correct. For most of this audience is especially true because so many of us have a lot at risk. If you are in your mid to late 20's without a 401K, a family, a house, etc. then making a big leap is a lot less risky. But for the rest of us we really need to mitigate this risk. Our guest today, Ray Miller, does not take this lightly. Even as his microbe business grows and spreads across the nation, he continues with his previous career on a less frequent note. He does not want to let his license expire, thus burning that bridge to an income if he were ever to need it. So, he is content taking it slow and making the leap when the timing is right. I normally follow Dan Miller's lead and suggest making the leap when your new enterprise is producing 50% of your full-time income as a side hustle. However, if you have the ability to do what Ray is doing, it is a great idea. That is, just shifting percentages of income generation gradually until the new enterprise takes over for the previous one. Ray followed an interesting path to his own business, much as a our guest in episode #468 did by becoming a distributor of Rogue Equipment. Ray found a great product and realized that there was a need for it, but people around the country did not know about it. He made it his mission to rectify this and became a distributor. He has seen great results and cautions us that you had better believe in your product before you decide to deliver it to the rest of the nation. ADVICE FROM RAY: SLOWLY: Make your transition from your full-time job slow and gradual. Just because you have a great idea does not mean that you should slaughter the goose that is laying the golden eggs. PERSON: As much as you can, meet people in person and shake their hand. The internet and social media are great tools and need to be used, but they are not a substitute for eye contact. NEEDS: When you are trying to find a business to start, identify what it is you want that business to do for you. Then make sure whatever you pick is in line with that. BEST BUSINESS ADVICE RAY HAS RECEIVED: "If You Don't Believe In What You Are Doing, Nobody Else Is Going To" PERSONAL HABIT THAT HELPS RAY SUCCEED: PEOPLE: Ray loves to meet and get to know new people. This helps him to succeed. CONTACT INFORMATION AND LINKS: Facebook: LINK Website: LINK Telephone: (972) 965-2675 More Places You Can Listen to Off-Farm Income And Matt Brechwald:
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A long time ago, I had a teacher by the name of Ray Miller. He taught me history. Not dates, places or names, but history. History is really a way of combing archeology, anthropology, social studies, psychology, geology, and pretty much all the sciences into an attempt to understand humanity. looking to the past is literally the only method we have to learn about ourselves today. Who are we? Why we think and behave as we do? These are questions that we seek to find in the pages, steles, tablets, scrolls, myths and legends of the past. When we try to explain today to ourselves, we must undertake a long view of understanding how we came to be where we are today.
Kuenn McClinton is the owner, editor, and photographer for Elegance on Eighteen Wheels magazine and De-Elegant Model Truck Fleet in Illinois. He started De-Elegant in 1985 with the inspiration of Mr. Ray Miller of Double Eagle Industries in Shipshewana IN, and in 2013 introduced the world to Elegance On Eighteen Wheels magazine. He had the honor to shoot and to build some of the world's famous and exotic big rigs in the trucking world. With a host of rewarding shoots and creations, from Wells Fargo stagecoach teams, Budweiser Clydesdales, and Transformers 2, 3, 4, to creations for NASA, medical research mobile units, movie concept vehicles etc, he has a broad and exciting life adventure During the show we discuss: ● Starting in a trucking industry ● Getting an inspiration into reality ● Building prototypes for big and famous clients ● Getting into custom pieces ● What Kuenn's YouTube channel and Magazine goal ● Growing the audience in the social media platform ● The inspiration of Elegance on Eighteen Wheels ● One of the coolest truck so far ● Things to be excited for Elegance on Eighteen ● Meeting new people in the trucking industry Show resources: http://eewmag.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRDghyEzf2XSrOf44hfsibg/ https://www.facebook.com/EleganceOnEighteenWheels/
Gary spoke to our friend Ray Miller from Extermital. If you in the Cincinnati area and need help getting pests under control check them out at https://www.extermital.com/
Gary spoke to our friend Ray Miller from Extermital. If you in the Cincinnati area and need help getting pests under control check them out at https://www.extermital.com/
In this episode, Amy and Ray Miller , parents to Dan, who had Hunter Syndrome and Hailey join CPN’s Jennifer Siedman to talk about surrounding their son Dan with love, family and friends during his final days, their identity as parents and being happy again.
Generation Gap - Uncomfortable Subjects- Ray Miller-Still, age 28, & Dorothy Wilhelm, age 86 share a generational look at racial dynamics. Enter contest to win non-racist books.www.mygenerationgap.com, www.Dorothy@mygenerationgap.com#generationgap, #generationgapproblems
Shellac Stack No. 185 travels the world in under 60 minutes! We listen to records about far away places (from the American POV) with Nat Shilkret, Beatrice Lillie, Ray Miller, Lu Watters, Graeme Bell, Ben Selvin, Raymond Scott, and many more. No security lines and no ticket required! Support the Shellac Stack on Patreon: patreon.com/shellacstack … Continue reading »
Shellac Stack No. 183 turns on the heat… and the sweet! We hear from the orchestras of Jack Albin, Ed Kirkeby, Count Basie, Roger Wolfe Kahn, Ray Miller, and others. We also hear from singers Dinah Washington, Dolly Dawn, Dick Robertson, and more. Support the Shellac Stack: patreon.com/shellacstack Correction: Bandleader Joe Sanders died in 1965 … Continue reading »
GENERATION GAP – RAY MILLER STILL AND DOROTHY tackle best advice they’ve received on graduation and marriage over the years. In this action packed show you can actually listen to Editor on the job, Ray Still, running down the street through wind and rain to get his paper laid out. You won’t get that on KIRO. Itsnevertoolate.com / courierherald.com #generationgap
GENERATION GAP – RAY MILLER STILL AND DOROTHY tackle best advice they’ve received on graduation and marriage over the years. In this action packed show you can actually listen to Editor on the job, Ray Still, running down the street through wind and rain to get his paper laid out. You won’t get that on KIRO. Itsnevertoolate.com / courierherald.com #generationgap
Jed has the opportunity to finish out our 2019 Championship Interview Series with NHRA Sportsman Motorcycle Champion Jim Werre and NHRA Super Comp Champion Ray Ray Miller. Two great interviews with some really interesting guys. Both take us through their racing history and where they came from all the way up to outlining their championship runs!
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For the celebration of the birth of David Cassidy,70, Timm presents an interview with Johnny Ray Miller, Author of When We're Singin' - The Partridge Family & Their Music. After an introduction we go headlong into The Music & The Stories that go with it. The Partridge Family - When We're Singing (1:01) The Partridge Family - Summer Days (3:13) The Partridge Family - I Woke up in Love This Morning (2:42) The Partridge Family - Whale Song (3:35) The Partridge Family - Sunshine (2:43) The Partridge Family - I Really Want to Know You (2:58) The Partridge Family - Roller Coaster (2:22) The Partridge Family - My Christmas Card to You (2:30) The Partridge Family - She'd Rather Have The Rain (3:18) The Partridge Family - I Can Feel Your Heartbeat (2:01) The Partridge Family - I Think I Love You (2:52) TRT 1:10:35 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thezonelive/support
This week we take a dive into the Jersey Devil legend! What happened that fateful night the legend was born? Is the Jersey Devil a legitimate cryptid or just folklore? Check out our sources below if you want to learn more! Tonight’s sponsor: EveryPlate – Everyplate.com (http://www.everyplate.com/) (code graveyard3) Patreon https://www.patreon.com/GraveYardTales Do you want GraveYard Merch?!?! WWW.GraveYardPodcast.com to get you some! Visit Podbelly.com to find more shows like us and to get information you might need if you’re starting your own podcast. Thank You Darron for our Logo!! You can get in touch with Darron for art work by searching Darron DuBose on Facebook or Emailing him at art_injector@yahoo.com Thank you to Brandon Adams for our music tracks!! If you want to hear more from Brandon check him out at: Soundcloud.com/brandonadamsj Youtube.com/brandonadams93 Or to get in touch with him for compositions email him at Brandon_adams@earthlink.net WWW.GraveYardPodcast.com Email us at: GraveYardTalesPodcast@gmail.com Find us on social media: Twitter: @GrveYrdPodcast Facebook: @GraveYardTalesPodcast Sources Cryptozoology A-Z : Loren Coleman Mysterious Creatures Vol.1: George M. Eberhart https://weirdnj.com/stories/jersey-devil/ https://www.livescience.com/28167-jersey-devil.html https://www.atlantic-county.org/history/jersey-devil-pg1.asp https://www.nj.gov/nj/about/famous/nj_devil.html https://pinelandsalliance.org/learn-about-the-pinelands/pinelands-history-and-culture/the-jersey-devil-and-folklore/ https://www.phillymag.com/news/2016/02/12/pine-barrens-new-jersey/ https://pinelandsalliance.org/learn-about-the-pinelands/pinelands-history-and-culture/pinelands-agriculture/ The Jersey Devil, by James F. McCloy and Ray Miller, Jr., Middle Atlantic Press. ISBN 0-912608-11-0 Tales of the Jersey Devil, by Geoffrey Girard., Middle Atlantic Press. ISBN 0-9754419-2-2 Phantom of the Pines: More Tales of the Jersey Devil by James F. McCloy and Ray Miller, Middle Atlantic Press, ISBN 0912608951 https://www.nj.com/entertainment/2016/10/13_places_the_jersey_devil_has_been_spotted_in_the.html https://www.nj.gov/hangout_nj/200202_jersey_devil_p2.html Jersey Devil | Monsters and Mysteries in America https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY0-q12-IQ0&list=WL&index=2&t=0s Jersey Devil's Skeleton - Ripley's Atlantic City, NJ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY0-q12-IQ0&list=WL&index=1 The Jersey Devil - The History Behind New Jersey's Most Famous Cryptid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-osyEryBrU&list=WL&index=3&t=240s New Jersey Devil Documentary: Looking for a Legend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5hfXtHCZSc&list=WL&index=4&t=546s Uncommon History - The Jersey Devil https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7hBZ0FJFMc&list=WL&index=5&t=35s When The Jersey Devil Completely Shut Down New Jersey | Crazy Interesting Posts | New York Post https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRj-S1pC_UM&list=WL&index=5
Frankie welcomes Sheri and Ray Miller to the podcast to talk about their experience at Granite Game Summit. The Miller's were showcasing their game Deli Duel the Designer's Alley of G2S. Check out their Etsy shop at https://www.etsy.com/shop/FlairdeGeek
Ray Miller III, 2019 Lucas Oil Super Comp World Champion, discusses his championship season.
Charles Fort related the story of how an elderly couple named the Krings were murdered and their house burned, and a number of mysterious bodies found nearby. Discussed here is the story of what actually happened. Also: unreported facts in the cases of the 1909 sightings of the Jersey Devil in Bristol, PA and a possible other interpretation of the famous Houston Batman. Part of the Straight Up Strange Network: https://www.straightupstrange.com/60 My Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/forgdark/ Opening music from https://filmmusic.io. "Dark Child" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Closing music by Soma. SOURCES Austin American-Statesman, June 19, 1953. Bucks County Gazette, July 4, 1901; January 30, 1902. Perkasie Central News, July 2, 1908; April 22, 1909; November 25, 1918. “Attacker of 12 women believed held.” Brownsville (TX) Herald, October 14, 1953. “Beautiful ex-model said suicide victim.” Waco Tribune-Herald, July 4, 1953. “Bellaire mugger strikes again.” Odessa (TX) American, February 26, 1953. “Bellaire phantom suspect caught.” Mexia (TX) Daily News, October 14, 1953. “Bristol dealers are acquitted.” Bucks County Gazette, May 22, 1908. “Bristol liquor dealers arrested.” Bucks County Gazette, February 28, 1908. “Cambria County mysteries.” Altoona Tribune, February 4, 1892. “Death in the flames.” Altoona Tribune, January 29, 1892. “Democrats to have censors for candidates.” Bristol Daily Courier, March 9, 1915. “'Devil prints' in Bristol.” Bucks County Gazette, January 22, 1909. “Houston area love bandit is sought by dogs.” Waco News-Tribune, May 21, 1952. “Houston girl fights off night attacker.” Lubbock Evening Journal, February 5, 1953. “Lynn pleaded guilty.” Bucks County Gazette, February 28, 1908. “Man eludes pair in chase.” Lubbock Evening Journal, May 21, 1953. “Mysterious 'Batman' seen by five persons in Houston.” El Paso Times, June 19, 1953. “Phantom prowlers sought by officers at Dallas, Houston.” Lubbock Morning Avalanche, September 30, 1953. “Purse snatcher is sought at Houston.” Lubbock Evening Journal, October 23, 1953. “Slashed with a knife.” Bucks County Gazette, January 23, 1902. “Suspected mugger held in Houston.” Mexia (TX) Daily News, March 9, 1953. “The borough conventions.” Bucks County Gazette, February 11, 1892. “Two horses killed.” Bucks County Gazette, November 6, 1908. “Woman foils bold attacker in Houston.” McAllen (TX) Monitor, June 11, 1953. Fort, Charles. The Complete Books of Charles Fort. New York: Dover, 1974. Gerhard, Ken. Encounters With Flying Humanoids. Woodbury, MN: Llewellyn, 2013. Kernell, Samuel and Michael P. McDonald. "Congress and America's Political Development: the Transformation of the Post Office from Patronage to Service." American Journal of Political Science 42:3 (July, 1999). McCloy, James F. and Ray Miller, Jr. The Jersey Devil. Moorestown, NJ: Middle Atlantic Press, 1976. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/37244885/samuel-kring https://walterhutskyjr.com/beckys-grave-the-truth-revealed/ https://www.tribdem.com/news/laurel-highlands-haunts-legends-swirl-around-young-woman-s-grave/article_dccdb3d4-bc59-11e7-a6a2-3fac73a4ba05.html
In November 1945, the rural Sheep Hill district in northern Chester County just south of Pottstown, Pennsylvania was prowled by a mysterious beast capable of gigantic leaps and screams. And in March 1973, another animal appeared and killed animals at Ringing Hill in Pottsgrove Township. Also: the Wild Man of Chestnut Hill, the “Jersey Madman,” the Dorlan Devil, and the Coatesville “Roof Rabbit.” Part of the Straight Up Strange Network: https://www.straightupstrange.com/ My Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/forgdark/ Opening music from https://filmmusic.io. "Dark Child" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Closing music by Soma. SOURCES “All around the town,” Pottstown Mercury, November 15, 1945. “All around the town,” Pottstown Mercury, November 17, 1945. “Body of fox solves mystery.” Pottstown Mercury, November 7, 1945. “Buzzing.” Pottstown Mercury, April 3, 1973. “Casualties mount to four as mystery animal continues to evade posses at Sheep Hill.” Pottstown Mercury. November 14, 1945. “Creature quiet, no sightings are reported.” Pottstown Mercury, March 20, 1973. “Dorlan's devil cuts up didos.” Pottstown Mercury, July 30, 1937. “Evidence of creature is found.” Pottstown Mercury, March 19, 1973. “Expert says creature belongs to dog family.” Pottstown Mercury, March 30, 1973. “Game protector declares 'terror' has moved away; far, far away.” Pottstown Mercury, November 21, 1945. “Hunt for Montie the Monster outdoes Gettysburg battle, says alarmed Sheep Hiller.” Harrisburg Evening News, November 5, 1945. “'Jersey Devil' is captured and proves silver fox not much bigger than tom-cat.” Harrisburg Evening News, August 21, 1937. “Man believes 'The Thing' is his lost dog.” Pottstown Mercury, November 17, 1945. “Mangled rabbit found in borough.” Pottstown Mercury, April 6, 1973. “Monster cause of excitement in New Jersey.” Shamokin News-Dispatch, January 23, 1932. “Montie the Monster object of search near Pottstown.” Dunkirk (NY) Evening Observer, November 15, 1945. “Mysterious animal is finally seen.” Pottstown Mercury, November 9, 1945. “Mysterious beast is sought in Chester Co.” Lebanon Daily News, February 15, 1939. “Mysterious creature believed back in vicinity of Ringing Hill.” Pottstown Mercury, March 29, 1973. “North Coventry mystery still unsolved.” Pottstown Mercury, November 8, 1945. “Posse of 40 men fails to locate 'crying cat.'” Pottstown Mercury, November 10, 1945. “Strange animal is roaming in North Coventry.” Pottstown Mercury, November 6, 1945. “There's a glowakus loose down in Coatesville; durn thing has foot-long neck and screams.” Reading Times, February 15, 1939. “Turkey lures Norco animal, cries heard.” Pottstown Mercury, November 19, 1945. “Two persons injured on 'panther' hunt.” Pottstown Mercury, November 12, 1945. Binder, John K. “Game protector and police act to prevent hunting of beast.” Pottstown Mercury, November 15, 1945. —. “North Coventry mystery animal may be a puma, resident says.” Pottstown Mercury, November 13, 1945. —. “Search for mystery animal is spurred on by fresh tracks.” Pottstown Mercury, November 16, 1945. Kessler, Barbara. “Creature sightings, incidents increase.” Pottstown Mercury, March 16, 1973. —. “Mystery beast stalks Pottsgroves.” Pottstown Mercury, March 15, 1973. —. “Speculation grows: what could creature be?” Pottstown Mercury, March 17, 1973. McCloy, James E. and Ray Miller, Jr. Phantom of the Pines: More Tales of the Jersey Devil. Moorestown, NJ: Middle Atlantic Press, 1998. Pitchford, Charles. “Creature changes location, attacks poodle.” Pottstown Mercury, March 24, 1973. Renner, Timothy. Bigfoot in Pennsylvania. CreateSpace, 2017. https://www.readingeagle.com/news/article/you-ask-youker-was-the-last-wild-panther-in-pennsylvania-shot-in-berks-county https://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/59/messages/861.html https://www.pgc.pa.gov/Education/WildlifeNotesIndex/Pages/Fisher.aspx
Gary talked to our friend Ray Miller at Extermital Termite & Pest Control of Mason, Ohio.
"The habit of persistence is the habit of victory."
GENERATION GAP – WITH RAY MILLER STILL This month Ray and Dorothy add Spam to their list of generational divide words and they are joined by Dr. Patt Schwab to talk about tattoos and piercings. Really!
GENERATION GAP – WITH RAY MILLER STILL This month Ray and Dorothy add Spam to their list of generational divide words and they are joined by Dr. Patt Schwab to talk about tattoos and piercings. Really!
Ray Miller is the founder of the Fly Fishing & Wingshooting Expo along with River Sage Outfitters. We'll chat about his upcoming show, future events, and some trips Ray takes that can inspire you to chase your traveling dreams.
GENERATION GAP – RAY MILLER-STILL talk about the differences in the way generations see heroes and print media, and Opera. @wereswimmingupstream.com, itsnevertoolate.com/RAY MILLER – STILL GENERATION GAP. Helping different generations understand or confuse each other. Whichever comes first
GENERATION GAP – RAY MILLER-STILL talk about the differences in the way generations see heroes and print media, and Opera. @wereswimmingupstream.com, itsnevertoolate.com/ RAY MILLER – STILL GENERATION GAP. Helping different generations understand or confuse each other. Whichever comes first
GENERATION GAP with RAY MILLER-STILL continue regular feature of looking at the world from the eyes of Newspaper Editor Still (age 27) and Dorothy (age 85) You’re invited to join the discussion. EnumclawCourierHerald.com/ itsnevertoolate.com select Swimming Upstream
GENERATION GAP with RAY MILLER-STILL continue regular feature of looking at the world from the eyes of Newspaper Editor Still (age 27) and Dorothy (age 85) You’re invited to join the discussion. EnumclawCourierHerald.com/ itsnevertoolate.com select Swimming Upstream
Generation Gap – We really don’t all speak the same language. Enumclaw Courier-Herald editor Ray Miller-Still and Dorothy talk about bridging the gap.
Generation Gap – We really don’t all speak the same language. Enumclaw Courier-Herald editor Ray Miller-Still and Dorothy talk about bridging the gap.
The Main Ingredient w/ Kevin Burgin Welcomes Chef Jamie Briones and Ray Miller from Loft 180 WInnipeg's newest Ultra Lounge located in the Mcphillips Street Casino. A new twist on games and food.
This podcast episode features Miami’s Ball & Chain. Within the confines of Little Havana stands an institution that has lived a couple of lives. Within the walls of a building that was constructed in 1930 is an entertainment venue that provides libations, live music and dancing in the heart of the Tamiami Trail. In its first incarnation, the night spot provided live music and dancing beginning in the 1935. By the late 1940s, the entertainment lineup included live Jazz and burlesque shows. When Henry and Ray Miller bought the establishment in the early 1950s, they began booking well-known black entertainers such as Count Basie and Billie Holliday, and a very talented but troubled white entertainer by the name of Chet Baker. Miami History Channel: www.miamihistorychannel.com Miami History Blog: www.miami-history.com
My guest this week is actor Wyatt Fenner, who you've seen on Veronica Mars, Bones, and the movie Take the Yuletide Gay. New Yorkers, you can see him right now in the show Transparent Falsehood at Theater 511 on West 54th Street. As an actor, Wyatt's an expert at inhabiting personas and hiding himself behind someone else. But an accidental outing and an attack that could have killed him helped him realize just who it was he was hiding. By the way, if you're heading to DragCon in LA next month, I hope you'll join me for two panels! On Saturday, I'll be hosting a fun friendly chat about tabletop gaming, featuring a panel of queer and ally gamers sharing recommendations for finding games and people to play with. And on Sunday, I'll be hosting a breakneck game of Dungeons and Dragons played by BenDeLaCreme, Erika Klash, Kitty Powers, and Fraya Love. It's going to be a blast -- hope to see you there. And no matter where you are in the world, I hope you'll join us for the next Sewers of Paris live chat -- it's on Saturday, April 28, at 2pm Pacific with special guest Ray Miller. We want to hear about the book and movies and songs and shows you're obsessed with right now. Huge thanks to everyone who makes The Sewers of Paris possible with a pledge of a dollar or more a month on Patreon. If you're enjoying the show, click "Support the Show on Patreon." Or you can support The Sewers of Paris for free by leaving a review on your podcast platform of choice -- that really helps people find the show.
Primary & Secondary ModCast Panel discusses all kinds of concepts related to the AR15. Panel: Dugan Ashley: Carnik Con Jordan Bowles: Carnik Con Karl Kasarda: InRange TV Matt Landfair: Primary & Secondary Mike Lewis: 82 Airborne Retired Chad Mercer: Amish Furniture Inc. Ray Miller: 82 Airborne Chuck Pressburg: Presscheck Consulting Calvin Truong: Firepower United If you liked this episode, our Patreon can be found here: https://www.patreon.com/PrimaryandSecondary Episode Sponsor: Nighthawk Custom Firearms http://www.nighthawkcustom.com/ Carnik Con: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CarnikConShow Firepower United: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FirepowerUnitedGuns FB: https://www.facebook.com/FirepowerUnited/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/firepowerunited/ InRange TV: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/inrangetvshow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inrangetv Full30: https://www.full30.com/channels/inrange Homepage: www.inrange.tv (glitching out right now) Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/InRangeTV Presscheck Consulting: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/presscheckconsulting/ Primary & Secondary: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PrimarySecondaryNetwork Website: https://primaryandsecondary.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/primaryandsecondary/ Intro music by American Hitmen - Killing Floor
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Welcome to Episode #78 of the Kelownagurl Tris Podcast!In this episode, I give a long-winded report of my recent race - the Victoria Half Marathon, talk a little about a couple of triathletes with MS, and have a chat with Erik about his race.Click here to download an mp3 of this episode.Links: Race 4 MS - Ray MillerTri With MS - RobPRS Fit - Coach Jeff KlineMainely Triathlon PodcastCan Do Tri PodcastVictoria Half Marathon and 8k Road RaceErik's new blog - After the StormEmail, Voice Mail, and Race Reports from:NoneGear ReviewsComing soon - Pearl Izumi trail shoe reviews!Workout Song Clips of the Week:"I Feel Good" by James BrownPlease feel free to leave me a comment, send me an email, or leave me a review on itunes!Remember:It's never too late to be what you might have been! ~ George EliotEmail me: kelownagurl@gmail.comWebsite: http://kelownagurltris.blogspot.comThanks for listening!
April 24, 2008 -- One of the South's most well know race promoters over the last 20 years, and operator of the National Late Model Series Southern Dirt Tour, Ray Miller is our special guest tonight! A wide range of topics are discussed and includes a review of the series in 2008, and the problems facing racers in these tough economic times.
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