[Clint N. Suhks]

I’ve heard them on SNL and maybe one of the late night talk shows. I’m not a country music fan so...

My wife is a new country music fan though so she may even have them on her iPod.

[Enterprise]

I like only a small amount of country music, being more of a rock fan. I think you and your wife would really enjoy one of their concerts. So, being ever helpful, here is their upcoming schedule.

http://www.ticketsnow.com/lady-antebellum-tickets/?gcid=649&keyword=lady%20antebellum

[advertising guy]

the plot thickens

http://www.wnd.com/2012/03/feds-refuse-to-release-obama-draft-docs-to-sheriff-joe/

[Enterprise]

Not trying to turn this into a Lady Antebellum thread, but a few last comments. As I watched and listened, it was obvious that these people were at the top of their game professionally. It takes a lot of time, work, and a little luck to be a top performing group, and more time, work, and some luck to STAY there. Rational people in that situation would do everything they could to stay there as long as humanly possible, because the end will come eventually.

My thoughts turned briefly to the Dixie Chicks. They would still be performing and earning lots of money, and would be a huge draw, but they aren't. And all because they forgot that they were performers, not political pundits. They threw away a hugely rewarding career - for nothing.