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Acknowledgements


We want to express our appreciation for the help we received from the following people:

Scooter, of Scooter's Barbeque
The women at Tops Barbecue, 4183 Summer Ave.
All the friends and family who told us about barbecue in other states but didn't want their names online
Mr. Dennie, the pig farmer who welcomed us at his home
Robert Horvath, the friendly Q'er who took time to come talk with us
Our parents and coaches


And, a special smile for Sarah of Slave2thebean Designs, for her tireless tutoring and technical advice--thank you for answering your telephone even after bedtime!

 

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"Barbecue Molded Her Life." Commercial Appeal, 2 May 1979, p. C25+.

Cupps, Perry Thomas, Ph.D. "Hog (animal)," Microsoft® Encarta® Online Encyclopedia 2001 © 1997-2001 Microsoft Corporation. Last accessed 12 March 2001.

Ford, Gary D. "Barbecue." In Encyclopedia of Southern Culture, p 676

Magness, Perre. "Past Times." Commercial Appeal, 11 May 1989.

Memphis in May International Festival, Inc. Cookbook: The Tastes, the People, and the Fun of Memphis in May. Memphis: Memphis in May, 1989.

New Yorker, August 1985

Willingham, John. John Willingham's World Champion Bar-B-Q. New York: William Morrow and Company, Inc., 1996.

(and various websites cited throughout our text)