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We love an 'attaboy' or 'attagirl' even more than money or food.
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If you're really not feeling a cocktail, Attaboy does offer other options.
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"No trophy on the mantle but I got a mantle," he brags. Attaboy.
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Nearby, a couple was killed after leaving Attaboy Lounge, a craft cocktail lounge.
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Her performance at Wednesday's debate earned an attaboy from the Trump War Room.
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So when he hit the home run and blew the kiss, I'm thinking, Attaboy.
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"That happens to me a lot," Ryan added, referring to his post-TV attaboy.
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Michael McIlroy and Sam Ross, the bartenders who own Attaboy, are planning with partners to open three additional places: Diamond Reef, on the edge of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn; the American, a bar and restaurant in Port Chester, N.Y.; and another Attaboy in Nashville.
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To get into Attaboy, first you ring a doorbell at the bar's barely marked storefront.
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Earlier this week, McConnell attacked the House investigatory process, earning a Trump attaboy on Twitter.
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The government's relief effort, of course, was subsequently botched, and Mr. Bush's attaboy came back to haunt him.
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I noticed that his daughter Ivanka Trump wrote attaboy notes about her father's press clippings in black Sharpie.
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The new Attaboy, at 8 McFerrin Avenue in the East Nashville neighborhood, is set to open early next year.
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DRINKS Lighthearted, easygoing and tiki-adjacent, the cocktails at Diamond Reef are far less fussy than those at Attaboy.
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Five other New York bars made the list: the NoMad, Attaboy, Katana Kitten, the Dead Rabbit and Employees Only. worlds50bestbars.com.
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After Miller appeared on four Sunday shows (CNN was not one of them), the television-watching President sent an attaboy tweet.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) tweeted that Trump was giving "an attaboy approval" to Orbán by agreeing to meet with the prime minister.
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I'm eavesdropping on what appears to be a first date at Manhattan's Attaboy, one of the 50 best bars in the world.
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Aside from Attaboy (née Milk & Honey), there is no other bar in the world where you can order as many modern classic cocktails at the source.
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In contrast to the dark cave that is Attaboy, it is airy, with high ceilings, a large backyard and a vaguely tropical, Miami feel to the décor.
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So were the smoky-sweet Penicillin, invented by the Attaboy co-owner Sam Ross, and the Greenpoint, a Chartreuse-laced Manhattan created by the co-owner Michael McIlroy.
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It is designed to match the aesthetic of the original Attaboy, which in 2013 took the place of Milk & Honey, a speakeasy that helped ignite the current cocktail renaissance.
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Attaboy, a small bar on the Lower East Side of Manhattan that has become one of the world's most celebrated cocktail destinations, will soon be part of a bar group.
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The bar, opened in March by the owners of the Lower East Side craft cocktail lounge Attaboy, is the night-life equivalent of a shirt open one button too far.
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Which is why a new spot from the team behind the Lower East Side's Attaboy has flouted many of the elements that speakeasy lovers generally cherish—elaborate recipes, elusive reservations, waistcoats.
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The guy has been bogarting the conversation since the couple sat down, and he chimes in first when the bartender, Attaboy co-owner Michael McIlroy, comes around to take their order.
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It was closely followed by the New York cocktail bars Employees Only, the Dead Rabbit Grocery and Grog, NoMad Bar and Attaboy; the London bar Nightjar; and Bar High Five in Tokyo.
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Among the victims was a couple who was hit by debris shortly after they left the Attaboy Lounge, an East Nashville cocktail bar where one of them worked, the Metro Nashville Police Department said.
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NEIL CAVUTO, "YOUR WORLD" HOST: Meanwhile, the guy in the middle of all of this getting an attaboy from no less than the president of the United States today, especially when he showed off something.
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Ms. Nuland was overheard telling Mr. Pyatt they needed Mr. Biden "for an attaboy" to encourage Ukrainian leaders to fulfill their promises, during a 2013 phone conversation about Ukraine, bugged and released to the media.
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For a time, Mr. Bell engaged in a playful social-media rivalry with the nearby bar Attaboy, which was turning out several of its most popular cocktails, including the Penicillin, a twist on a whiskey sour.
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Here's what we know about them: A talented bartender and her partner Albree Sexton, 33, and Michael Dolfini, 36, were leaving the Attaboy Lounge, an east Nashville cocktail bar, when they were hit by debris, police say.
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Eventually, the resolution attracted the support of 50 GOP senators, earning an attaboy from Trump on Twitter and amounting to a show of defense for the president around the process, if not the substance, of impeachment proceedings.
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She seemed embarrassed by the mess of her room—candy wrappers by the bed, clothes on the floor—and explained that she'd been out till four in the morning with friends at a speakeasy on the Bowery called Attaboy.
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Larry Householder, the Republican speaker of the Ohio House and one of the most ambitious politicians in the state, fired off a tweet urging the governor against a restaurant shutdown, drawing an attaboy from DeWine's Republican successor as attorney general.
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"Access Hollywood" just aired the audio of Donald Trump and its former anchor Billy Bush, disclosing they were talking about another former anchor -- Nancy O'Dell -- and they also aired Trump's comments about a soap star but they edited out Billy's "attaboy" reaction.
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The Davidson County deaths came in East Nashville, where a 36-year-old employee of the Attaboy cocktail bar had just left work with his girlfriend, 33, and they were fatally struck by debris early Tuesday, Metro Nashville Police Chief Steve Anderson said.
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Among the New York City bars that quickly began to offer takeout cocktails were PDT, Attaboy, Middle Branch, Sugar Monk and Angel's Share in Manhattan; Hunky Dory, Leyenda, Seaborne, Donna, Fresh Kills and Fort Defiance in Brooklyn; and Dutch Kills and Selma's Bar in Queens.
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The troops in France gave him the nickname of "General Attaboy" and he was also known as "The Railroad General." Atterbury was discharged from military service on May 31, 1919, and returned to civilian life in Pennsylvania.
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Wheeler Dealers is a British television series originally produced by Attaboy TV for the Discovery Channel in the UK and Motor Trend in the U.S. The programme is fronted by car enthusiast Mike Brewer. Edd China served as the programme's mechanic for series 1 to 13; he was replaced by Ant Anstead in series 14. The premise of the show has the presenters on a mission to save old and repairable enthusiast vehicles, by repairing or otherwise improving an example of a particular make and model to a budget then selling it to a new owner. The programme was created by Daniel Allum and Michael Wood, the founding directors of Attaboy TV, both long-time car enthusiasts.
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Sablay has played piano on "Romeo and Juliet" on the band's compilation album Sawdust, engineered sessions for the Killers' 2008 album Day & Age, and worked as a music consultant on Flamingo, the 2010 solo album by Killers singer Brandon Flowers. Sablay was formerly in the Las Vegas bands Attaboy Skip and Expert on October alongside Ronnie Vannucci Jr.Perez, Pj. (April 27, 2006). THE MUSIC ISSUE: Where Are They Now? Las Vegas Weekly.
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Bernard and the Genie is a 1991 British fantasy comedy-drama television film directed by Paul Weiland and written by Richard Curtis. Co-produced by Attaboy and Talkback for BBC Television, the film was first shown on BBC1 on 23 December 1991. A comic fantasy that takes its inspiration from The Book of One Thousand and One Nights, it follows Alan Cumming as an art dealer who is not having a good day.
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The last of the original traveling showboats, Majestic was built in 1923 in Pittsburgh, and plied the Ohio River and other portions of its watershed for many years, offering shows at towns along the way. She came as a pair with a tugboat the Attaboy which towed her from venue to venue. Tom Reynolds and his family owned, lived on and ran it until 1959. Reynolds himself was born into an old established showboat family.
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A spin-off podcast named The Talking Pictures TV Podcast was announced in December 2018 by Adam Roche, the creator of the podcasts The Secret History of Hollywood and Attaboy Clarence, and began broadcasting on 3 February 2019. Each episode is uploaded monthly to coincide with TPTV's schedule releases and invites the audience to review movies and television programmes that will broadcast on the channel during that month. Its first episode became the most popular podcast in the UK iTunes chart within roughly five hours.
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Furlong worked with the politically charged rap rock trio The Fever 333 in 2018, writing singles "Made An America", which was nominated for a Grammy Award for best rock performance, and "Burn It", which won best song at the 2019 Kerrang! Awards. He also contributed as a songwriter to Logan Henderson's single "Pull Me Deep," which was the artist's first single to debut on the Billboard Top 40 chart. In 2019 Furlong was credited as a co-writer on several songs from 311's album Voyager. He also launched his own joint venture publishing company AttaBoy Music with Reach Global Publishing.
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In 2003, Juliano founded Agoo Art, a free-lance fine art limited liability company. He was commissioned to paint murals for The Peabody Museum of Natural History in New Haven, Connecticut and at Stew Leonard's Haunted Farm in Norwalk, Connecticut and the Hamden Connecticut Public Library. Juliano exhibited at CBGB gallery called CB's 313 Gallery in New York City with Attaboy, KRK Ryden, Patrick Williams, Naoto Hattori and Porkchop during the "Happily Deranged" show. In August 2005, Juliano and Jesse Richards curated an international exhibition called Addressing the Shadow and Making Friends with Wild Dogs: Remodernism at CB's 313 Gallery in New York City.
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The band's lineup soon narrowed down to four members with Branden Campbell and Elaine Bradley joining the group on bass and drums, respectively. Shortly thereafter, The Killers' drummer, Ronnie Vannucci Jr., went to watch the band play at a small club in Las Vegas as he had been in a Ska band called "Attaboy Skip" with Neon Trees bassist Branden Campbell prior to joining The Killers. Ronnie was impressed, and as a result they were chosen to open for The Killers for a string of dates on their 2008 North American tour. Vannucci later helped the band sign to major label Mercury Records, which was announced in late 2008.
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He had piloted the Majestic on the Ohio, Kansas, Mississippi and Kanawha Rivers for 36 years. That December he was working on the tug Attaboy, moored alongside the Majestic, when it is thought the tug's engine kicked back, and Reynolds lost his footing and fell into the Kanawha river and drowned. He was 71 and had lived on or beside the river his whole life. She was forced into dry dock in 1965 by the Safety at Sea Act, which prohibited wooden hulled vessels from transporting cast and crew on overnight journeys, though by that time the condition of her hull was fast deteriorating.
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In 2020, Furlong once again displayed his talent for blending genres, producing and co-writing the songs "Someday", a collaboration between Kygo and country artist Zac Brown, and "SUPREMACY" by The Fever 333, which was co-produced with John Feldmann and Travis Barker and interpolates the hit song "Rapture" by Blondie, listing Debbie Harry and Chris Stein as co- writers. In addition, he also co-wrote and produced "Hanging with Ghosts" by Yung Pinch featuring Good Charlotte and Goody Grace. Furlong revealed his own project, The Dirty Rich, on September 14, 2020. The first single, titled "Hot American Summer", is set to release on September 28, 2020 via Furlong's imprint AttaBoy Music, a sub-label of Reach Global.
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He explained that he chose to leave because he was disagreeing with the channel, which wanted to cut down his fixes in the workshop. Since series 13, the programme is produced by Discovery Studios (instead of Attaboy TV for the 12 previous seasons) for Motor Trend. Discovery Communications has strengthened its control on Wheeler Dealers and according to China, it would seem it found its production too expensive. Paul Brackley the series technical advisor, made sporadic appearances to assist China in carrying heavy parts or equipment in the garage, when China needed additional assistance (such as when China was bleeding brake/clutch fluid or checking an exhaust while a vehicle was running), and helping Brewer tow non-running or non-MOT-compliant vehicles to the shop.
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KFDI-FM has been playing country music since about 1972. Until 2002, the KFDI calls were also on sister station 1070 AM (now KFTI; the AM station first went on the air in 1962). Numerous influential disc jockeys and programmers have worked at the stations through the years, including Pat James (Now Operations Manager at Country 102,9 KHUT- Hutchinson), Beverlee Brannigan, CMA award winners Brian Pierce and Kellie Michaels, Rick Regan, Ol' Mike Oatman, Gary Hightower (formerly on XM Satellite Radio's Willie's Place channel 13 as "Catfish"), Terry Burford, Dugg Collins, Johnny Western, Buddy Nichols, Orin Friesen, Scott Piper, Jerry "Attaboy" Adams, Andy "O" (Mike Oatman's son), "Willie Wheelchair", Larry Scott, Dave Donahue,"Lovable" Larry Stonecipher ( Now on air part time at Country 102.9 KHUT-Hutchinson), "Gentle" Ben Ingram (now at KWLS-FM, "US 107.9"), and many more. Oatman, Burford, Collins, Western, Scott and Donahue are members of the Country Music Disc Jockey's Hall of Fame.
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