JamesBestArt.com now has some new items for sale featuring Jimmie’s original paintings. There are 2007 calendars featuring 12 great paintings and a set of 12 notecards featuring Jimmie’s masterpiece “Firecreek”. Calendars are $20 each and notecards are $15 for a set of 12. Visit JamesBestArt.com to order.
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Everyone’s Favorite Hound
We all know Flash is the coolest, most laid-back hound around. But now it’s official! The Wikipedia article about basset hounds lists her as one of the most famous of the breed. You can read the article here. She’s listed under the Pop Culture section along with a photo of her and Rosco.
A Very Dukes of Hazzard Halloween
Sightings of the Ghost of General Lee? Visions of pumpkins glowing in yer head? Things going bump in the night? Haunted by little kids with sticky hands ringing your doorbell?
Might as well sit back and enjoy it! Have a safe and fun Halloween from all of us at HazzardNet!
A General Lee made of WHAT?
The Dukes of Hazzard spirit lives on. Check out this General Lee (ok, it’s actually a 1981 Mk III Ford Capri) created by artist James R. Ford using 4,342 scale model cars. He calls it the General Carbuncle. We call it… uhhh. Interesting. 🙂
HazzardNet Employee of the Month
HazzardNet proudly recognizes our first-ever Employee of the Month! Yes, while it’s true we only have three of us on the personnel roster, and we could just as easily draw straws for it, MeadowMufn and I sat in deep contemplation for at least a minute and a half before deciding our winner. The answer, at long last, was clear: neither of us wanted the title. And so we bestow the burden – er, honor, upon MaryAnne, just like we do everything else around here.
We also should point out that MaryAnne’s technical gifts have ensured countless events of spontaneous destruction, giving HazzardNet the kind of downtime that lets Mufn and I slack off considerably.
MaryAnne’s tireless devotion to duty and constant alertness have kept HazzardNet from devolving into utter chaos. We’ve even posted a photo of her in action to demonstrate what an invaluable contribution she makes. For all this and more, we thank her. SAL-UTE! Everyone, join us in commending MaryAnne for a job well done.