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10-21 Edition of The Dawg Blog

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I want to open this week’s Dawg Blog with a big bunch of thanks to all of those who were at last weekend’s Zombies For Ransom event. The event, which was held to raise money for the Kitsap County HIV & AIDS Foundation (www.kchaf.org) was a great success, and I was proud to be a part of it. The vendors there were phenomenal, and the bands were great too – my personal favorite, for what it’s worth, was Safari. I know that there is always the opportunity to raise more money at these things and all that, but what Chuck and Hannah with Rock It Roost put together was truly an amazing example of what regular people can do to help a cause bigger than themselves. I want to remind everyone that they may have another event coming up just after the start of 2010, so keep your eyes and ears alert – you never know where the Outlaw Radio Network may pop up next.

Click "read more" for this week's random notes, including my thoughts on Amanda Knox, Balloon Boy and listener emails:

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Some random thoughts of what we are up to and planning in the coming weeks…

- We want to welcome our two newest Outlaw Radio Network sponsors, Kitsap Music and 10-10 Graphx. We can’t say enough about what it means for us to have these two quality local businesses, along with our other sponsors Hoffman Entertainment and E&M Entertainment, behind us, and we hope that you will support those businesses that support what we do. ‘Nuff said.

- Part of our agreement with 1010 Graphx includes some brand new Outlaw Radio Network gear – including the brand news Outlaw Radio Network Baseball Jerseys we are going to be debuting this coming Saturday. In the future, keep an eye out for the Outlaw Store, your chance to pick up exclusive Outlaw Radio Network attire. We can’t wait for you all to see the new Jerseys this weekend. Oh, and speaking of Saturday…

Kdawgs First Blog Post

In our never-ending quest to provide contest on the site, many of us here at the Outlaw Radio Network are going to be writing some weekly blog posts – or even more often, if stories allow. My initial feeling about these posts is that they will be an ever evolving statement of what we are thinking at any given time. And while I can’t speak for Paul, Jammer, or anyone else who will be posting stories to the site, I know that my weekly blog post will touch on a bunch of random issues that we may or may not talk about on our weekly radio show or podcast.

I do promise, though, that this blog will be 100% KDawg. No, I won’t be having any one write for me and throw my name on it, nor will I have any one else tell me what to write about. Instead, these are the ramblings of the loose cannon, KDawg.