Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v4

[NatureBug]

How cool to see my son onstage at the Horseshoe Tavern

OMG Fuimus! You must have been busting! I know I would have been. Awesome photos, thanks so much for sharing!

[madchives]

So...I'm entered in the Jack Daniel's Jack & Grill Cook-Off (Beach Ribfest) this Saturday. My B-B-Q sauce recipe was chosen to compete with 4 others for a chance to win a Napoleon Bar-B-Que. Ted Reader will be judging.

Wish me lick...I mean, luck!

i do wish you good luck, beege
guessing you already know this - i didn't so looked
from wiki:

Ted Reader is a Canadian chef and author of several cookbooks.
A native of Paris, Ontario and a graduate of George Brown College’s culinary management program,[1] Ted credits his mother as well as his grandfather for giving him a passion for cooking. Watching Celebrity Cooks on TV after school, he would enlist his mother's aid in preparing the same dishes at home. Growing up to hold positions in local restaurants, he eventually became executive chef at the Skydome Hotel at Rogers Centre in Toronto. He would later hold a five year tenure as executive chef of President's Choice, where he helped develop such products as the PC Real Jerk Wings and PC Thick and Cheesy Burgers.

Still living in Toronto, Reader is a huge proponent of the barbecue, a veteran of several television shows, and the author of numerous cookbooks. For nine years Reader was the featured grill chef on the series Cottage Country and he was also a team chef with Cart Racing for three seasons. He was the Chef for drivers Adrian Fernandez and Roberto Moreno during this time. He is the author of several cookbooks including Sticks and Stones: The Art of Grilling on Plank, Vine and Stone, which was awarded the Silver Medal in the Cuisine Canada 2000 Cookbook Awards.[2] Other cookbooks include, Napoleon's Everyday Gourmet Grilling, Napoleon's Everyday Gourmet Plank Grilling,[1] and Napoleon's Everyday Gourmet Burgers which are Canadian best sellers.
Reader also has a line of sauces and products, called Ted's World Famous BBQ. Products include "Beerlicious BBQ Sauce", "Crazy Canuck BBQ Sauce", "Pineapple Rum BBQ Sauce", "Apple Brown Betty BBQ Sauce", "Orgasmic Onion", "Bone Dust" and "Maple and Cedar Planks".

Reader has also made regular guest appearances on Citytv’s Breakfast Television, Toronto’s AM 640, and Q-107.

In 2010, Reader attempted to set a world record for the largest hamburger. He grilled a 268 kilogram burger in downtown Toronto as part of a promotional tour for a cookbook.

[NatureBug]

Good Morning! Thanks for the ww's and trivia. To be honest, I am giving the U2 words 1/2 an attempt this time. That might even be a bit of a strategy since giving 100% has not worked in the past.

Had to click on the bonus sites TWICE again today. I know it has been mentioned before but worth mentioning again. I did never paid too much attention, but I am now thanks to you. Ta ta for now.....

[elmo57]

Good morning all!

Hope everyone has a GRAND Tuesday!

[madchives]

thinking since, beege, mentioned jack, i'd post this,
she is too sweet, lovable, etc

[Wallie]

Good Morning all

Thanks for the overnight words and such

[Mechman47]

Thanks to the overnight crew
Have a great day! Cheers!

[ic_ou812]

a good morning to the Q zoo...a migraine has the better part of me...

[madchives]

The Horseshoe Tavern (known as The Horseshoe or The 'Shoe to Toronto locals) is a concert venue located at 370 Queen Street West (northeast corner of Queen at Spadina) in downtown Toronto, and has been in operation since 1947. Owned by "JC", Ken Sprackman, Craig Laskey and Naomi Montpetit, the venue is a significant part of Canadian musical lore. It is captured in the memories of thousands of concertgoers, and in books such as Have Not Been the Same.

what a great experience, for you and your son, fumius,
i had a room mate who was the cook there a while ago.

The building, built in 1861, previously housed a blacksmith.[2] Originally known as a Country Roots n' Rockabilly Music Tavern, it was an 87-seat saloon. The Horseshoe Tavern welcomed blues and folk in the 1960s, reggae, mod rock, and punk in the 1970s, new wave and alternative rock in the 1980s, and everything from ska, surf, swing, Celtic and alternative country in the 1990s. Influential acts that have played concerts include The Rolling Stones, The Police, Etta James, the Ramones, and Talking Heads. Actor Dan Aykroyd was once part-owner.[2]
The Horseshoe has made an effort to support new Canadian artists through programs like Tuesday's Dave Bookman's Nu Music Nite. Bookman is a Toronto radio DJ for 102.1, The Edge, CFNY. As a result, it has been a springboard for such notable acts as Bryan Adams, Blue Rodeo, The Tragically Hip, The Watchmen, Big Sugar, Wide Mouth Mason, Great Big Sea, Stompin' Tom Connors, The Band, Helix, Prairie Oyster, and Our Lady Peace.
The Horseshoe Tavern celebrated its "60th anniversary" in 2007 with 6 shows in a row by Joel Plaskett. Plaskett played his entire catalogue during the six days (with each night devoted to one full album). Special guest appearances during the celebrations included: Peter Elkas, Sarah Harmer and Gord Downie.

interesting to mostly me, dan aykroyd, started up 'crooks' bar restaurant
where my friend worked for quite a while.
saw jane bunnett, etc for free

[kenrod]

Good morning fellow Canucks!

Looks like its going to be a nice day. Hope you have a nice day as well.

[feetfrown]

[SillyLoocie]

A very good morning to all!

Fuimus - wonderful pictures of your son at the legendary Horseshoe Tavern. Wow!

Wishing you all a fine day.

[feetfrown]

supertramp bonus code = logical

Thanks

[Neon]

U2 Winning Word is ... Africa

[SillyLoocie]

My morning haiku..

We all like the "Q",
In the morning this is true,
It's tuesday all day.