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All that jazz — and cocktails, too — in pianist Doc Watkins' new book Original

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By Deborah Martin Verified
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
Jazz pianist Doc Watkins has built a jazz empire in the past 10 years that includes clubs in San Antonio and Houston. A third is slated to open in Chicago in 2027. Alexander Hilmy Doc Watkins had a problem. The jazz pianist had stepped way outside his comfort zone to open Jazz, TX, a small club at Pearl. The then-new spot was building a following that, alas, included a rat.
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This Popular Japanese Vending Machine Serves Airline Food

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By Deborah Martin Verified
| Aol Verified
It's a funny thing about airline food – it gets a bad rap and sometimes, it deserves it. Yet at the same time, a lot of us seem to have a secret fondness for it. Maybe it's because there's something about munching on "Pasta Supreme", a teeny chocolate mousse, and an atom-sized cracker that says "I'm seven miles high and heading off on an adventure".
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Bird Bakery launches Dolly Parton cupcake fundraiser

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By Deborah Martin Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
Bird Bakery may have one of the sweetest tributes to the late Dolly Parton. The bakery, founded by Elizabeth Chambers in San Antonio and now with additional locations in Dallas and Denver, has created a special Dolly cupcake. Proceeds from sales of the treat through Aug. 29 will go to Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which provides free books monthly to enrolled children from birth to age 5. The nonprofit works with community partners around the world, including in San Antonio.
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