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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2,2006


THOUGHT FOR TODAY: If you want an enemy,
just try to convince a fool he's wrong.

 

Many things are opened by mistake,
but none so often as the mouth
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Teacher: Class, let's discuss the grizzly bear. Does anyone know if we get fur from him?

Student: I'd get as fur from him as possible.
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"Jon Bon Jovi and I have a lot in common. Jon plays the  
guitar; I like to play the guitar. Jon wears a leather  
jacket; I like to wear a leather jacket. Jon Bon Jovi was  
one of the 50 most beautiful people in People magazine; I  
like to read People magazine." --John Kerry
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At the beginning of the school year, one seventh grader was  
reflecting on his chance at being the 8th grade valedictorian.  
He said his dad was valedictorian, his mom was valedictorian,  
and his sister was also valedictorian. He paused, leaned back  
in his chair and said, "Looks like the end of an era!"   
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My co-worker was being let go due to a nasty habit she had  
of not always showing up for work. As an officer in our  
union, I was preparing to argue on her behalf when she took  
matters into her own hands and insisted, "But I was really  
sick this time!"   
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Did you hear about the new detective show they are going to  
air on TV? The program will be about a private investigator  
named Richard Dick. That's right, it's going to be called:  
Dick Dick, Private Dick.   
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During one of our biology classes at the University of Pennsylvania, a loud buzzing sound started coming through an air vent. Obviously distracted by the noise, our professor stopped talking every few minutes and looked up at the vent. Finally he asked, "Is that noise annoying you as much as me?"

"Oh, no," replied a student from the back of the room, "you're not that bad." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A dental-hygiene student from the local college was encouraging customers at the donut shop to sign up for a free teeth cleaning by one of the dental students. My husband and his partner declined, but the man behind them said "Sure!" He pulled out his set of dentures and added: "But can I have them back by noon? I'll need them for lunch."
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As he was trying on new shoes, my son mentioned to the clerk that he used to be a shoe salesman. She asked what he was doing now, and he replied that he was pastoring a church. "That's a big change, isn't it?" she said. "No," he answered, "just different souls."
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Each Friday afternoon I picked up my husband, Ben, at Camp Pendleton, California. One very hot day, my car overheated about five minutes from the base. Knowing Ben would be waiting at the main gate, I called the guard and asked him to relay a message to Ben when he reached the gate. The message, as Ben got it, was: "Your wife is at the snack bar overheated."
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An old lady in southern Georgia was busy kneading a huge batch of bread. Noticing that her wood fire needed replenishing, she hastily removed her hands from the dough and rushed to the wood pile where she chopped an armload of wood. As she returned her teenage daughter was standing nearby.

"Momma," she said dreamily. "How long does a honeymoon last?"

" 'Til there's dough on the axe handle, Honey," the old lady replied grimly. " 'Til there's dough on the axe handle."

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Beekeeper Nate used tweezers to pluck the lovely bee, Beauty, from her apiary. He handed the tool to his colleague, Joe.

"Are you sure you want to lend me this lovely specimen?"

"I'm sure," said Nate. "Beauty is a terrific leader. When your drones are organized you can bring Beauty back."

But Beauty had other ideas. As soon as the bee was freed of the apiary, it pulled away from the tweezers, soared to the sky, dove back down, and planted its stinger right in Nate's eyelid.

As Nate gently tried to tug the bee free, Joe rushed to the phone and called
the hospital.

"We need an ambulance at the 'Honey I Miss You Farm'," he cried. "Hurry!"

"What's the nature of your emergency?" the dispatcher asked.

"Beauty is in the eye of the bee holder.'
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An elderly economics professor is standing at the shallow end of the campus pool. A Coed is standing at the deep end taking pictures. She suddenly drops the camera into the pool. Then she motions for the professor to come to her. He goes and she asks him to retrieve the camera. He agrees and dives in and retrieve its. Upon returning he says to her, "Why did you ask me to retrieve the camera when there were many younger and more athletic males closer to her?" She replied, "Professor you seem to forget that I'm in your Econ I class, and I don't know anyone who can go down deeper, stay down longer and come up drier than you."
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The king had a beautiful girl locked in his castle. He lavished her with gifts, but dressed her in the most horrible rags. Every night, she would stare out the dungeon window, waiting for a brave knight to rescue her. But every knight who rode up would take one look at her and ride away in disgust. "how can they resist my beauty?" the girl complained. "The king was right," the guard said, laughing. "No knight will rescue a damsel in this dress."
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A colleague of mine spent some time in Arizona. Because I knew he had never been to the prairies before, I asked what he thought of the experience. "Well," he replied, "I've never been to a place before where you can watch your dog run away--for three days."
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Bambi, a blonde in her fourth year as a UCLA freshman, sat in her USA government class. The professor asked Bambi if she knew what
Roe vs. Wade was about.

Bambi pondered the question then finally said, "That was the decision George Washington had to make before he crossed the Delaware"
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The Civil War broke out. A slave was asked to fight, first by his master and then by an agent sent in by the Yankees. The slave said, "Thank you, but no thanks. You've seen two dogs fight over a bone, but have you ever seen the bone get up and fight?"
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Mr. Jacobson decided to take a week off from the pressures of the office
and went skiing. Alas, no sooner did he reach the slopes than he heard
an ominous rumbling: moments later a sheet of snow came crashing toward
him.

Fortunately, Mr. Jacobson was able to jump into a cave just before the
avalanche hit. Just as fortunately, he had matches with him and was
able to light a fire.

Hours later, when everyone but Mr. Jacobson had returned, a rescue team
was sent to search for him. After several hours they saw smoke curling
from the cave and went to investigate. Poking his head into the
entrance, one of the rescuers yelled, "Mr. Jacobson, are you there?
It's the Red Cross."

Bristling, the harried executive called back, "Get lost. I gave at the
office!"

 

**** Quickies ****
"Now, William," said the teacher, "to what family does the hippopotamus belong?"

"I don't know," said William, puzzled. "No one in our neighborhood has one."

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QUESTION: Is chicken soup good for your health?

ANSWER: Not if you're a chicken.
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Teacher: Why is your composition on milk only half a page long when I asked for two pages?
Student: I wrote about condensed milk.
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"You are a cheat!" shouted the attorney to his opponent.

"And you're a liar!" bellowed the opposition.

Banging his gavel loudly, the judge interjected, "Now that both attorneys have been identified for the record, let's get on with the case!"
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Announcing a choral festival, our church bulletin stated that the program would be followed by a "massage" by the minister
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A Hummer H2 could be driven around the world over 200 times on the excess calories Americans consume each year
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What is it that makes a person willing to sit on top of an enormous Roman candle, such as a Redstone, Atlas, Titan, or Saturn rocket, and wait for someone to light the fuse?
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If we could just get everyone to close their eyes and visualize world peace for an hour, imagine how serene and quiet it would be until the looting started
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**** HEALTH NEWS ****

BACKPACKS CAN CAUSE INJURY  

The American Physical Therapy Association finds more than  
50 percent of U.S. children surveyed carry backpacks heavier  
than 15 percent of their body weight. "Children should carry  
no more than 15 percent of their body weight on their backs,"  
says Dr. Avrom Gart of the Cedars-Sinai Institute for Spinal  
Disorders. Also, wearing a backpack on one shoulder can cause  
a child to lean to one side to compensate for the extra  
weight. "If you notice that one of your child's shoulder  
blades is not moving or not symmetrical, a doctor should be  
consulted immediately," Gart adds.   

New gene silencing may create disease cure  

DALLAS, -- A fresh technique of controlling the expression  
of genes at the DNA level might lead to new treatments or  
cures for many diseases, scientists said Monday. "Virtually  
every disease starts at the level of malfunctioning gene  
expression, or viral or bacterial gene expression," said  
David Corey, professor of pharmacology and biochemistry at  
the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. "This  
is an approach that could theoretically produce a drug for  
the treatment or cure of almost any disease." The research,  
which Corey said represents the most significant findings  
thus far in his career, are the most definitive to date  
showing chromosomal DNA is accessible to and can be con-  
trolled by synthetic and natural molecules. "With this  
information, one could easily turn on or off gene expres-  
sion, as well as think about ways to correct genetic  
disease by changing mutant gene sequences back to normal,"  
Corey said. "Those types of things now look a lot more  
feasible." The study is detailed in two papers appearing  
in the online edition of the journal Nature Chemical  
Biology.   

E-waste becoming a health hazard  

WASHINGTON`, D.C.,  -- "E-trash" is creating an increasing  
health hazard across the nation, with the U.S. Senate try-  
ing to find a national solution. The National Safety  
Council estimates 50 million computers a year become obso-  
lete, many left in landfills where, scientists fear, the  
metallic parts may poison the environment, the Orlando  
(Fla.) Sentinel reported Monday. Older, bulky televisions  
and computer monitors contain as many as 5 pounds of lead,  
a potentially hazardous metal, Blanche Hardy, director of  
environmental services in Florida's Lake County, told the  
newspaper. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said  
consumer electronics account for less than 4 percent of  
the nation's municipal solid waste, but account for  
approximately 40 percent of the lead in landfills. People  
in the United States own an estimated 2 billion pieces of  
electronic equipment -- about 25 items per household.
  





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Crew chiefs released at Robert Yates Racing


Menard more than handy
Hardware mogul's son proves he's no NASCAR silver-spooner.
NASCAR going unleaded
Tests ongoing but plan to switch to unleaded gas in '07 on track.
Gilliland's team folds
Busch Series squad closes operation; driver might make move.

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John Cohen of "The New Lost City Ramblers" born NYC 1932.

Hank Cochran born "Garland Perry Cochran" Isola, MS 1935. Inducted Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame 1974.

Blake Emmons born Toronto, Canada 1944.

Betty Jack Davis of "The Davis Sisters" died in an auto accident, 1953.

Marty Robbins released "I'm Too Big To Cry/Call Me Up" 1954.

Jimmy Lowe "Pirates of the Mississippi," born Atlanta, GA 1955.

Merle Haggard recorded "Someone Told My Story" 1966.

Razzy Bailey's "Lovin' Up A Storm" charted 1980.

Reprise Records released Dwight Yoakam's album "Buenas Noches From A Lonely Room" in 1988.

Garth Brooks' debut album "Garth Brooks" certified gold 1990.

The Tractors released their album "The Tractors" 1994.

Joe Allison, age 77, recording industry executive, died in Nashville 2002.

Kenny Chesney's "No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems" charted on Billboard's Top 40 in 2003.

Redd Stewart, age 80, died in Louisville's Baptist Hospital, 2003.



 **** COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS ****

Canadian CMA Announces Fans' Choice Nominees  

Paul Brandt, George Canyon, Terri Clark, Aaron Lines and  
the Road Hammers have been nominated for the Fans' Choice  
award at this year's Canadian Country Music Association  
awards show. Online voting began Friday (July 28) for the  
prize to be awarded on Sept. 12 at the awards show in  
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**** TODAY'S USELESS FACT ****

How did the letter 'Z' become associated with sleeping?

We searched long and hard for information on the origins of symbolizing sleep with the letter "z" -- so long and hard, in fact, that we fell asleep.

We do know that the last letter of the alphabet has an association with sleep that's commonly attributed to comic strips. Who hasn't seen a slumbering 'toon with a trail of little "z"s hanging over its head?

After we slept on it, we surmised the first instance of "z" -- which surely mimics the grating sound of snoring -- may have appeared in one of Winsor McCay's classic comic strips from the early 20th century. McCay was a pioneer in the field, and many of his landmark creations pivoted on sleep, including Little Nemo in Slumberland and the nightmarish Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend -- a strip where each installment would focus on the surreal visions of a person who overindulged in Welsh rarebit.

We didn't find pictorial evidence of the letter "z" in McCay's strips, but we certainly woke up and smelled the coffee about his mastery of the medium. We can definitely thank McCay and his contemporaries for taking comic strips and sequential art into the modern era, new symbols for sleep and all.



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