Country Music News
- Dolly Parton's gospel recordings being reissued
- Are Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert getting married soon?
- Jamey Johnson to release two albums this year
- Country Stars to be on Celebrity Apprentice
- Strong performance for Easton Corbin's debut album
- Lady Antebellum #1 Album this week
- Bertrand feedlot ordered to pay fine for discharge
- Norfolk, Neb., airport adding 'regional' to name
- Alumnus who penned Mark Twain bio to speak at UNO
- Platte flooding prompts evacuations in Sarpy
- R-CALF: Another Canadian BSE Case
- Tainted HVP Forces More Recalls
- NACD Testifies on Importance of Technology
- NFU Participates in Technology Hearing
- Subcommittee Reviews USDA’s IT Systems
- ASA Looks for Quick Final Agreement on bill
- Tax Extenders Bill Passes Senate
- Motor vehicle homicide trial in Lex.
- Hastings college rolls to first round win
- Huskers shock Missouri
- 17 arrests at meatpacking plant in Fremont, Neb.
- Buffett's salary unchanged, but security costs up
- Neb.'s Nelson lone Democrat to vote against bill
- 2 Neb. utilities get $600,000 in USDA grants
- Nebraska lawmakers blocking teacher pay plan
- Woman, 34, found slain in Valentine, Neb.
- Kansas State Fair announces 2 grandstand acts
- 4 rescued from icy pond in southwest Omaha
- Nebraska jobless rate 4.6 percent in January
- Keith County Sherriff's candiate arrested for DUI
- There’s No Way for Farmers To Meet EPA’s Standard
- Boys state high school basketball tournament
- Axtell goes for boys title in C2
- Can Wheat Producers Keep Pace with Growing Demand?
- No-till event to be held in Ord March 17
- Farmer and Rancher banquet held in Lexington
- Gary Allan releases his new album
- Darius Rucker to host a benefit concert
- Rascal Flatt's member expecting a child
- New Album coming soon for Alan Jackson
- A new movie Leann Rimes is in is going straight to DVD
- Pepin wins track award
- Self worried about Jayhawks
- Chiefs sign Thomas Jones
- Keep an Eye on Stored Grain This Spring
- Neb. troopers to increase holiday presence
- Western Nebraska village to keep police services
- Atrazine class action lawsuit harms U.S. farmers
- U.S. Seeks Resolution to Brazil's Retaliation
- Plenty of Time to Topdress Wheat
- Several Nebraska dealers being reinstated by GM
- Neb.'s Terry targeted by robocalls on health care
- Animal Agriculture Alliance Sets Summit
- Coalition Fly-in Visits Washington
- Texas Plant Receives Federal Dollars
- NPPC Delegates Set Organizational Direction
- Crop Insurance Deadline Nears
- FAPRI Report on Profitability Issued
- Trade Preference Discussed in Hearing
- Oil Subsidies Growing
- ASA Supports H.R. 4213
- Supreme Court to Consider Biotech Issue
- High Level Meetings on Climate Bill Held
- UNL trims $3.6 million, 21 jobs in initial cuts
- Neb. voters likely to get chance to cut treasurer
- After slow start, tornado season under way
- Agency cuts, cash funds part of Neb. budget plan
- Nebraska crash in foggy conditions kills woman
- Neb. community colleges resolving money fight
- Nebraska teen faces adult charge of robbery
- Funding for water problems may be tackled in Neb.
- Notre Dame unsure about the future
- Zach Brown Band to release a Live DVD
- Phil Vassar teams up with St Jude Hospital
- Keith Urban was on Jimmy Kimmel
- Dierks Bentley exploring bluegrass music
- Neb. parents have access to parental powers form
- Neb manufacturer expands pet food recall
- Web cam shows sandhill cranes resting in Nebraska
- Brad Paisley falls during his concert in South Carolina
- Gary Allan has to get a new guitar
- A New Inspiring Album coming soon
- Julianne Hough have a new boyfriend
- Little Big Town member Karen Fairchild has her first child
- Martin gets new deal from K-State
- Cross Canadian Ragweed headline Dawson County Fair
- Nebraska looking for health care providers
- Creighton accepts postseason bid
- Husker wrestler added
- Jays split in Tempe
- Huskers place three in top 25
- Three Huskers finish in top 25
- Top 25 college basketball scores
- Julianne Hough to perform at 2010 OTD concert
- Two Jays earn honors
- Gering Police Union- "Too early" to take a stand on consolidation
- Chadron Supt. finalists announced
- Scottsbluff man convicted in baseball bat assault
- Meduna's request for appeal bond rejected
- Land resigns as Gering girls basketball coach
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NU/FAU Preview
Posted by CJ
on Sep 01 at 03:20 PM
So they burn a big "N" in effigy?? Here is a short preview of the first big hit NU will level on FAU this Saturday. Courtesy of Cuppa Joe's Playstation Crystal Ball.
Joke Of The Day
Posted by CJ
on Aug 25 at 02:08 PM
A highly timid little man, ventured into a biker bar in the Bronx and clearing his throat asked, "Um, err, which of you gentlemen owns the Doberman tied outside to the parking meter?"
A giant of a man, wearing biker leathers, his body hair growing out through the seams, turned slowly on his stool, looked down at the quivering little man and said, "It's my dog. Why?"
"Well," squeaked the little man, obviously very nervous, "I believe my dog just killed it, sir."
"What?" roared the big man in disbelief. "What in the hell kind of dog do you have?"
"Sir," answered the little man, "It's a four week old puppy."
"Bull!" roared the biker, "How could your puppy kill my Doberman?"
"It appears that he choked on it, sir."
A giant of a man, wearing biker leathers, his body hair growing out through the seams, turned slowly on his stool, looked down at the quivering little man and said, "It's my dog. Why?"
"Well," squeaked the little man, obviously very nervous, "I believe my dog just killed it, sir."
"What?" roared the big man in disbelief. "What in the hell kind of dog do you have?"
"Sir," answered the little man, "It's a four week old puppy."
"Bull!" roared the biker, "How could your puppy kill my Doberman?"
"It appears that he choked on it, sir."
Woodstock....40 years later.
Posted by Joe
on Aug 17 at 12:34 PM
It's hard to believe it's been 40 years since Woodstock. I was only about a year old then when some of Rock 'N Roll's best celebrated Peace, Love and Music in upstate New York. I recently learned that a couple of acts didn't make the Woodstock movie and did sets after the rain on one of the biggest nights. CCR was one of those bands. Here is a clip of them doing quite and awesome set I must say! John Fogerty didn't want it released because the rain messed with the sound he thought their performance was sub-par. You decide.
Primed For '09!
Posted by Cuppa Joe
on Aug 05 at 05:34 PM
Here's a short video to get you ready for this season. You're welcome.
Hey Cuppa....What's In The News?
Posted by Cuppa
on Aug 05 at 08:39 AM
Former President Bill Clinton is in North Korea securing the release of two young, female, American, Current TV reporters imprisoned there on spying charges. North Korea's first response when he stepped off the plane was, "Fatboy, get your own women."
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and her husband Todd are denying rumors that they’re getting a divorce. When asked about it, Palin said, “When have you ever known me to not see something through?”
A new study shows that the number of Americans using antidepressants doubled while the number seeing psychiatrists continued to fall... proving that more and more Americans are getting depressed about not being able to pay their psychiatrists' bills.
A Saudi Arabian man who went on an Arabic television talk show to boast about his sex life has been arrested. And today Gene Simmons cancelled the KISS tour to Saudi Arabia.
The International Mozarteum Foundation in Salzburg says it's authenticated two newly-discovered pieces by Mozart. They're 35 measures of a piano prelude and a complete 75-measure keyboard concerto, both scrawled on the back of Mozart's sister's piano instruction textbook. Experts now believe Mozart composed them when he was about 7 years old. Great! Mozart not only accomplished more before he was 35 than I ever will, now he's accomplished more before he was seven.
-- The concerto is entitled "My Sister Is A Moron, in A-minor."
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and her husband Todd are denying rumors that they’re getting a divorce. When asked about it, Palin said, “When have you ever known me to not see something through?”
A new study shows that the number of Americans using antidepressants doubled while the number seeing psychiatrists continued to fall... proving that more and more Americans are getting depressed about not being able to pay their psychiatrists' bills.
A Saudi Arabian man who went on an Arabic television talk show to boast about his sex life has been arrested. And today Gene Simmons cancelled the KISS tour to Saudi Arabia.
The International Mozarteum Foundation in Salzburg says it's authenticated two newly-discovered pieces by Mozart. They're 35 measures of a piano prelude and a complete 75-measure keyboard concerto, both scrawled on the back of Mozart's sister's piano instruction textbook. Experts now believe Mozart composed them when he was about 7 years old. Great! Mozart not only accomplished more before he was 35 than I ever will, now he's accomplished more before he was seven.
-- The concerto is entitled "My Sister Is A Moron, in A-minor."