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Colts tame Bears for Super Bowl victory
From Carlisle ,Indiana
U.S.A.

Welcome to T
he Funnies
"Friends are God's way of taking care of us."
These  are clean jokes. However,
They are,
PG - Not intended for  younger readers - PG
An apology is the superglue of life. It can repair almost anything.


Welcome New Subscribers
If you don't have a sense of humor, you probably
don't have any sense at all

Anyone without a sense of humor is at the mercy
of the rest of us.
Heaven Help Them

Remember,it is easier to get older
than it is to get wiser


MONDAY FEBUARY 5,2007


THOUGHT FOR TODAY: My mind works like lightning.
One brilliant flash and it is gone

I noticed a young girl staring at the pig we had put on the barbecue spit, complete with an apple in its mouth. The girl's grandmother, obviously concerned about her reaction, knelt beside her and asked if she was okay.

Finally she said: "That's a shame, Grandma. They should at least have waited till he stopped eating."
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Mr. Greenberg was an illiterate immigrant, but he worked hard, saved his
pennies, and started a small business. It did well, and soon he had
enough money to send for the wife and children. The work kept him very
busy, so he never had time to learn to write, but the bank was happy to
do business with him, even though his signature consisted of two X's.

He prospered, he opened more stores, the kids were transferred to
private schools, the family moved into a fancy house (with one staircase
going nowhere just for show)...you get the idea. One day his banker, Mr.
Smith, asked him to drop by.

"So vat's the problem?" Greenberg asked, a bit anxiously.

Smith waved a bunch of checks at him. "Perhaps nothing," he said, "but I
wanted to be on the safe side. These recent checks of yours are all
signed with 3 X's, but your signature of record has just 2."

Greenberg looked embarrassed. "I'm sorry about making
trouble," he said, "but my vife said that since I'm now such a high
class rich guy, I should have a middle name!"
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I was accompanying my eight-year-old daughter who was selling cookies door-to-door for the Girl Scouts. After visiting several homes, she commented on the different styles of doorbells: some buzzed, some rang, some warbled. We made a game of guessing what the next bell would sound like.

At the precise moment she touched the doorbell at one house, the church tower began to chime. She wheeled around with a look of amazement on her face. "Now that's a doorbell!"
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A butcher just out of trade school applies for and gets a job in
northwest America, skinning and cutting up the kills of local hunters.
The first job he gets is to cut up a moose to put in the freezer. He
finally gets the moose cut up and is putting it into bags and marking
them with the contents: chops, rump steak, ribs, sirloin, etc.

When he finishes with the stiff he knows, he is left with a pile of
unidentifiable parts. At a loss as to what to do with them, he finally
puts them all into one bag and labels them.....moosellanious.
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Frequent hand washing in my job as a medical technologist and the harsh weather combined to give me a very dry skin.

One night as I prepared for bed, I rubbed my hands with petroleum jelly and covered them with an old pair of white gloves. As I sat in bed reading a book with my gloves on, my husband finished showering and came into the room wearing a towel.

Drying himself off, he went to the closet, selected a tie and started wearing it ‘What are you doing?’ I asked.

‘Well’ he replied, ‘if you are going to be formal. So am I.’
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We purchased an old home in Northern New York State from
two elderly sisters. Winter was fast approaching and I was
concerned about the house's lack of insulation. "If they could
live here all those years, so can we!" my husband confidently
declared.

One November night the temperature plunged to below zero!
We woke up to find interior walls covered with frost. My cold
husband called the sisters to ask how they had kept the house
warm. After a rather brief conversation, he hung up.

"For the past 30 years," he muttered, "they've gone to Florida
for the winter."
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Two small-town merchants were visiting New York City for the first time to attend a conference. There was a large party thrown, with lots of food and drink. At the end of the party, they both staggered outside.

One guy crossed the street, while the other stumbled into a subway entrance.

When the 1st guy reached the other side of the street, he noticed the other emerging from the subway stairs.

"Where ya been?" he slurred.

"I don't know," gushed the other guy, "but you should see the train set that guy has in his basement!"
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A patient complained to his doctor,
"I've been to three other doctors and none of them agreed with your
diagnosis." The doctor calmly replied, "Just wait until the autopsy,
then they'll see that I was right."
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As the owner of a clunker, I was used to dealing with a variety of car breakdowns. One day at the supermarket, just after I had filled my trunk with groceries, I noticed a stream of fluid pouring out of the bottom of the car. I knew I had to get home before the car was once again out of action.

When I arrived I asked my husband to take a look at the problem. Expecting the worst, I braced myself for his diagnosis. When he came back in, he was smiling. "It’s apple juice," he said.
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My husband's family owned and operated a bakery. Shortly after we were married, my sister-in-law, Monica, came for a visit. She was planning on staying for a week. One day while we were chatting, I asked, "Monica, do you think you could make us one of your scrumptious pumpkin pies?"

"No, I couldn't," she said. Seeing the hurt look on my face, she continued, "I could make you 50, but not one!"
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I'm getting a divorce," said Jack to his mate, Bill. "The wife
hasn't spoken with me for six months."

Bill thought for a moment and then replied, "Just make
sure you know what you're doing, Jack. Wives like that are hard to find."
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A wife was making a breakfast of fried eggs for her husband.

Suddenly her husband burst into the kitchen.

"Careful ..  CAREFUL!  Put in some more butter!  Oh Good Grief!  You're
cooking too many at once.  TOO MANY! Turn them!  TURN THEM NOW! We need
more butter. Oh Good Grief !  WHERE are we going to get MORE BUTTER?
They're going to STICK!

Careful ...  CAREFUL!
I said be CAREFUL! You NEVER listen to me when you're cooking!  Never!
Turn them!  Hurry up!  Are you CRAZY?  Have you LOST your mind?  Don't
forget to salt them.  You know you always forget to salt them.  Use the
salt.  USE THE SALT!  THE SALT!"

The wife stared at him.

 "What on earth is wrong with you?  You think I don't know how to fry a
couple of eggs?

The husband leaned over and calmly replied,

"I just wanted to show you what it feels like when I'm driving.
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Husband to wife: "I'm feeling so depressed today."

Wife: "Why, Honey?"

Husband: "It's just that sometimes I feel so alone and useless."

Wife: "Oh, you don't have to feel so alone. A lot of people think you're useless."
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Two priests died at the same time and met Saint Peter at the Pearly
Gates.St. Peter said, "I'd like to get you guys in now, but our
computer's down.You'll have to go back to Earth for about a week, but
you can't go back as priests. What'll it be?"
       The first priest says, "I've always wanted to be an eagle,
soaring above the Rocky mountains.""So be it," says St. Peter, and off
flies the first priest.
           The second priest mulls this over for a moment and asks,
"Will any of this week 'count', St. Peter?"
          "No, I told you the computer's down. There's no way we can
keep track of what you're doing."
  "In that case," says the second priest, "I've always wanted to be a
stud."
             "So be it" says St. Peter, and the second priest
disappears. A week goes by, the computer is fixed, and the Lord tells
St. Peter to recall the two priests. "Will you have any trouble locating
them, He asks.?"
            "The first one should be easy," says St. Peter. "He's
somewhere over the Rockies, flying with the eagles. But the second one
could prove to be more difficult."  "Why?" asketh the Lord.
       "He's on a snow tire, somewhere in North Dakota."
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Our anthropology professor at the University of Pennsylvania explained that highways often followed landscape features laid down by glaciers. Since both early man and even-earlier animals found food and water at the foot of these glaciers, anthropologists sometimes served on highway projects in order to identify any bones or artifacts found during construction.

In fact, my professor went on, partial remains of a dinosaur had been found beside the excavations for Interstate 95.

Looking around the class, his eyes fell on a fine football player but indifferent student who slept through most of his classes. "Well," the professor asked, "how would you account for this dead dinosaur beside Interstate 95?"

Startled, the newly awakened student replied: "I don't know, sir. Perhaps he was hit by a truck."
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Eighty five year-old widow, Betty, went on a blind date with
90-year-old John.  When she returned to her daughter's house later that
night, she seemed upset.

"What happened, Mother?" the daughter asked.

"I had to slap his face three times!"

"What!? You mean John got fresh with you, mom?"

"No, no, no!" she answered . .


         "I thought he was dead."
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Some Last Minute Valentine Advice

Don't tell your partner about that perfect present you almost bought.

Don't give the same Valentine card you gave your partner last year.

Don't buy the wrong size/brand of anything.

Don't tell your date you forgot your wallet again.

Don't buy your partner household appliances for Valentine's Day.

Don't give your partner an engagement ring that was meant for someone else!
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Mr. Johnson had been waiting entirely too long at the doctor's office. His appointment was for 9:00 and it was nearly 10:30. Finally, an attractive nurse appeared at the waiting room door and said, "Let's go get a room."

"Honey, I appreciate the offer," he said, "but I've been waiting so long I'd hate to lose my spot now!"
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 About eight years ago, in the hallway of the felony court, I happened to meet a Detroit police officer I knew, whose duty was as a court officer in the lower court. I asked him what he was doing there. My friend told me that he was a witness in a robbery case. Two armed men had robbed a homeowner in Detroit. They had knocked on the door of the house. When the owner came to the door, they went into the "your-money-or-your-life" routine. The homeowner said he would get the money and closed and locked the door. He retrieved some money, opened the door, and gave it to the robbers. While I was laughing, my friend says, "Wait, it gets better!"

The homeowner called the police, who arrested one of the robbers. At the culprit's preliminary examination (to determine whether there is enough evidence to charge the defendant with a felony), the homeowner is asked to identify the defendant. This was in my friend's courtroom, and why he was a witness in the felony court. The prosecutor says to the homeowner, "Do you see either of the men who robbed you in court, today?" The victim says, "Yes, one of the men is sitting at the counsel table with his attorney, wearing a grey sweater. . . . and the other one is sitting there in the audience."

Sure, enough, the idiot had come to court for his accomplice's hearing.
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A young Nun who worked for a local home health care agency was out
making her rounds when she ran out of gas. As luck would have it there
was a gas station just one block away. She walked to the station to
borrow a can with enough gas to start the car and drive to the station
for a fill up. The attendant regretfully told her that the only gas can
he owned had just been loaned out, but if she would care to wait he was
sure it would be back shortly.


Since the nun was on the way to see a patient she decided not to wait
and walked back to her car. After looking through her car for something
to carry to the station to fill with gas, she spotted a bedpan she was
taking to the patient. Always resourceful, she carried it to the
station, filled it with gasoline, and carried it back to her car. As she
was pouring the gas into the tank of her car two men watched her from
across the street. One of them turned to the other and said: "If that
car starts, I'll become a Catholic for the rest of my life!"
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One Sunday after church Mom asked her very young daughter what that morning's Sunday school lesson was about.

Her daughter answered, "Don't be scared, you'll get your quilts."

Needless to say, Mom was perplexed.

Later in the day, the Pastor stopped by for tea. Mom asked him what that morning's Sunday school lesson happened to be about.

He said, "Be not afraid, Thy comforter is coming."
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Everything about the quiet country inn where we were dining was wonderful - the view, the service, the food. To complete a perfect meal, the dessert menu featured deep-dish apple pie served with a slice of cheese, a personal favorite. "Is it old cheese?" I asked our waitress.

"Oh, no, sir," she exclaimed, a look of horror on her face. "I'm sure they just opened the package."
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Next time you are too drunk to drive, walk to the nearest pizza shop, place an order to deliver at your home address, and when they go to deliver it, catch a ride home with the delivery boy.

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*****Fred.....The Ole Fritbear!!!*****

More GOOD NEWS From that idiot in Washington.? -? I bet he has spent a few Billion just flying allover the world.? Did u know that it costs the Fed Gov $60,000 per hour to operate Air Force One.? It seems that all you see is him boarding or getting off of AIR FORCE ONE.? I wonder if he spends any time in D.C.
Of course why should he care, it's not his money.? Just thought you might be interested in this item. - Fred
 


Medicare, Medicaid May Save $70 Billion in New Bush Budget Proposal

'He still acts as if Republicans were in complete control and Democrats had lost the election,' Sen. Rangel (D-N.Y.)



February 2, 2007 ? President Bush is expected to unveil his plan next week for balancing the budget and over $70 billion of the savings are expected to come from Medicare and Medicaid, two programs of critical importance to most senior citizens. Higher Medicare premiums for higher income seniors and holding back on the fees paid to home health agencies, hospitals, nursing homes and other health care providers are expected to produce most of the savings, according to the New York Times. Democrats are not welcoming these ideas, finds KaiserNetwork.org.



President Bush in FY 2008 Budget Will Seek $70B in Savings From Medicare, Medicaid, According to Administration Officials, Lobbyists

President Bush next week is expected to propose more than $70 billion in savings from Medicare and Medicaid over five years, according to administration officials and health care lobbyists, the New York Times reports. The proposed cuts are part of Bush's plan to balance the budget by 2012, beginning with his fiscal year 2008 budget scheduled for release next week.

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Senior Citizens Hear Little on Social Security or Medicare in State of Union

'Senior citizens' never mentioned and 'elderly' mentioned once

January 24, 2007 ? Although President Bush spoke for nearly an hour in delivering the State of the Union address last night, the entitlement programs, which primarily serve America's 37 million senior citizens, was mentioned in only one paragraph. The term "senior citizens" was not used at all and "elderly" was used once. Read more...

Fed Chief Continues Greenspan Warnings of Financial Disaster from Entitlements

Medical costs growing faster than wages, booming elderly population spell trouble

January 19, 2007 ? It was not exactly news, but Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told a senate committee yesterday that spending on entitlement programs ? Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid ? will climb quickly in the next decade. This warning of the disastrous effect of entitlement spending on the nation as Americans live longer and medical costs climb faster than personal incomes was a common warning from his predecessor, Alan Greenspan. Read more...


Read more on Politics for Senior Citizens

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Under Bush's proposal, a greater percentage of Medicare beneficiaries with relatively high incomes would be required to pay more than the standard monthly premium, which currently is $93.50. Administration officials did not provide details about proposed Medicare premium increases.

Bush also is "expected to propose freezing Medicare payments to home health agencies and reducing inflation allowance paid to hospitals, nursing homes and other providers," the Times reports.

The FY 2008 budget proposal assumes that an 8% Medicare reimbursement cut for doctors scheduled to go into effect next year will not be reversed.

Bush also is expected to propose changes to SCHIP to "sharpen its focus on low-income families," possibly by reducing federal payments to states that cover children whose families have incomes that exceed 200% of the federal poverty level, the Times reports. Administration officials said Bush will not propose lowering reimbursements to private Medicare plans.

Analysis, Reaction
"Even some administration officials say they cannot imagine approval of such large cutbacks in a Congress now controlled by Democrats," according to the Times.

Anticipated proposals from Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and other Democratic lawmakers to expand SCHIP likely would clash with Bush's proposal.

House Ways and Means Committee Chair Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.) said, "There is a large area for potential compromise and agreement, but with these latest Medicare proposals, the president is just asking for controversy. He still acts as if Republicans were in complete control and Democrats had lost the election."

House Ways and Means Committee ranking member Jim McCrery (R-La.) said, "The current rate of growth in Medicare, fueled by rising health costs and an aging population, is unsustainable. If Congress does not undertake sensible reforms soon, the system will be swamped as the baby boom generation begins to retire. Taxes will rise, benefits will be cut and the entire economy will suffer."

American Enterprise Institute economist Joseph Antos said, "The president's budget is an opening bid, the start of negotiations with Democrats over health care and other programs." Hospital lobbyists are planning to fight Bush's proposal.

American Hospital Association Executive Vice President Richard Pollack said, "Two-thirds of hospitals already lose money treating Medicare beneficiaries" (Pear, New York Times, 2/2).



**** Reader's Submissions ****

.  People are unreasonable, illogical and self-centered.  Love them anyway.

.  If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish ulterior motives.  Do good anyway.

.  If you are successful, you will win false friends and true enemies.  Succeed anyway.

.  Honesty and frankness make you vulnerable.  Be honest and frank anyway.

.  The good you do today will be forgotten tomorrow.  Do good anyway.

.  The biggest people with the biggest ideas can be shot down by the smallest people with the smallest ideas.  Think big anyway.

.  People favor underdogs but follow only top dogs.  Fight for some underdogs.

.  What you spent years building may be destroyed overnight.  Build anyway.

.  Give the world the best you have and you’ll get kicked in the teeth.  Give the world the best you’ve got anyway

(Reader’s Digest).

**** ON THIS DAY ****

Manning answers critics, takes home Super Bowl MVP

MIAMI -- Peyton Manning answered the final question.

Yes, he can win the big one -- and yes, he can do it in a big way, too.

His career-long quest for a championship finally ended Sunday in Miami with an efficient performance against the Chicago Bears that added a Super Bowl MVP award to his long list of achievements.

The two-time NFL MVP was 25-of-38 for 247 yards and a touchdown pass, keeping the Bears on their heels with his play calling at the line of scrimmage as he rallied the Colts to a 29-17 victory.

"Everybody did their part. We worked together," Manning said after hoisting the Lombardi Trophy with one hand.

For more than a decade, Manning heard critics follow their acknowledgments of his greatness with this: He could only be remembered along with John Elway, Joe Montana and Terry Bradshaw if he won a Super Bowl.

Now, Manning can always remind them by flashing his championship ring.

"I don't think there's anything you can say now, other than this guy is a Hall of Fame player and one of the greatest players to ever play the game," Colts coach Tony Dungy said.

The doubts started when Manning was in college at Tennessee. He never beat rival Florida, and the year after he left, the Volunteers won a national championship.

In Indianapolis, the questions continued. When he started 0-3 in the postseason, people wondered if he'd ever win a playoff game. When he finally did that, people said he couldn't beat New England. When he did that, the critics contended he still couldn't win the biggest game of all.

He did that, too.

After taking about a quarter to figure out the Bears' defense, Manning dissected it like a surgeon -- carefully and aggressively. He methodically moved Indianapolis by masterfully finding open receivers, calling runs and converting third downs.

"I thought Peyton did a real good job of staying patient, and our run game in the second half gave us a big lift," Dungy said.

He threw a 53-yard touchdown pass to Reggie Wayne with a Chicago defender draped around his waist. And even an early glitch on kickoff coverage that led to Devin Hester's 92-yard return for a touchdown to open the game couldn't derail the Colts.

Manning wouldn't let it.

He led them on a drive to a field goal, then gave them the lead when Dominic Rhodes scored on a 1-yard touchdown run. And Manning put the game away by setting up Adam Vinatieri for two second-half field goals. The defense took care of the rest with Kelvin Hayden's interception return for a touchdown.

But it was Manning who showed the world he could excel on the grandest stage in sports.

"That's been our theme all year -- we've won as a team. No panic, we stayed calm throughout the entire game. I'm proud to be part of this team," Manning said. "It's hard to put it into words."

Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press
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**** COUNTRY CALENDAR ****

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Paul Burlison, born Brownsville, TN 1929. RHOF.

Clarence Tate, fiddler, born Gate City, VA 1931.

Kenny Wertz, singer/guitarist, of "The Flying Burrito Brothers," born Washington, D.C. 1942.

Barry Beckett, producer/keyboardist, born Birmingham, AL 1943.

Mel Tillis released "Honky Tonk Song," on Columbia Records 1957.

Billy Walker, "The Tall Texan," joined the Grand Ole Opry 1960.

Clint Black born "Clint Patrick Black," Long Branch, NJ 1962. Joined the Grand Ole Opry 1991.

Patsy Cline recorded "Faded Love," for Decca 1963.

Chris McDaniel of "Confederate Railroad," born Rock Springs, GA 1965.

"W.W. and the Dixie Dance kings," starring Burt Reynolds, Jerry Reed, Mel Tillis, and Don Williams, premiered at Nashville's Crescent Theater 1975.

Johnny Paycheck joined striking coal miners on the picket line in Virginia, 1978.

Jethro Burns, age 65, of "Homer & Jethro" died Evanston, IL 1989.

Capitol released Tennessee Ernie Ford's "Songs of the Civil War"1991.

Wilma Lee Cooper inducted into the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music (SPBGMA's) Preservation Hall of Greats 2001.

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Tex Atchison, "The Prarie Ramblers," born Rosine, KY 1912.

Claude King, "Wolverton Mountain," born Keithville, LA 1933.

Roy Acuff made his second appearance on the Grand Ole Opry in 1938. The huge amount of fan mail generated by this guest appearance, was enough to convince George D. Hay, to make Roy a regular member of the Opry.

Brian Golby, British fiddler, born in England 1939.

Gov. Jimmie Davis recorded "You Are My Sunshine" 1940.

Henson Cargill "Skip-a-Rope," born Oklahoma City, OK 1941.

Elvis Presley returned to the U.S. from Germany, after discharge from the Army 1960.

Patsy Cline recorded "Sweet Dreams" 1963.

Sara Evans, singer/songwriter, born Boonville, MO 1971.

Link Davis, age 57, singer/session musician died 1972.

Eddy Noack, "Armond A. Noack Jr.," age 47, songwriter, died 1978.

T. G. Sheppards "I'll Be Coming Back For More," topped the charts 1980.

Dan Seals album "Won't Be Blue Anymore," certified gold 1987.

RCA released Eddy Arnold's "Looking Back" album in 2002.




 **** COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS ****

Atkins, Underwood stay atop the charts

Thursday, February 1, 2007 – There was no change at the top of the Billboard country song and album charts because Rodney Atkins and Carrie Underwood are still number one for the week ending Feb. 10. Atkins has the top song with "Watching You," while Underwood's "Some Hearts" rests at number one on the album chart.

On the album chart, Rascal Flatts stayed second with "Me And My Gang." Atkins was third with "If You're Going Through Hell," switching places with Keith Urban's "Love, Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing." Taylor Swift was up one to fifth with her self-titled debut. There was very little movement on the rest of the chart.

On the song chart, George Strait, Brad Paisley and Jason Aldean stayed two-three-four with "It Just Comes Natural," "She's Everything" and "Amarillo Sky" respectively. The biggest mover was Jason Michael Carroll, whose debut single, "Alyssa Lies," was up from 12 to 7.

Tim McGraw's "Last Dollar (Fly Away)" was up 5 places to 13. Brooks & Dunn's "Hillbilly DeLuxe" was up 5 to 16th, and Sugarland's "Settlin" was up 6 to 17th.

On the top 200 all genre chart, Underwood was 14th, Rascal Flatts 17th, Atkins 27th Urban 29th and Swift 42nd.

 
Porter Wagoner 50th Anniversary Grand Ole Opry - Texas Troubadour Theatre

The Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree will celebrate Porter Wagoner's 50th Anniversary as a member of the Grand Ole Opry on February 24th. Porter joined the Opry cast on February 23, 1957.

A public reception with Porter at the Texas Troubadour Theatre will be from 11:00 - 11:30PM. Porter will take stage at midnight for the 3,133rd consecutive Midnite Jamboree broadcast on WSM - AM650. Admission is always FREE

Please join us in celebration:

Porter Wagoner

50th Anniversary
Grand Ole Opry
Texas Troubadour Theatre
February 24, 2007
Reception – 11:00 – 11:30PM
Porter will also be hosting the 3,133 rd Midnite Jamboree

If you are unable to attend, we would appreciate hearing from you. Your message will be aired that night on the Midnite Jamboree.
We would appreciate a letter or audio (cd format only) if you can provide.
Please help us celebrate this milestone in his remarkable life and career in country music and the Grand Ole Opry.
RSVP: David McCormick
P.O. Box 500
Nashville, Tennessee 37202
(615) 232-2288
Email: davidmcc@comcast.net



**** Amy's Kitchen ****  

Chicken and Dumplings

2 boneless, skinless, chicken breasts (4 pieces, up to 2 pounds)
1/2 c flour
Salt and white/black pepper, to taste (white is nice with this, if you have it)
2 Tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
2 stalks celery, trimmed, chopped into small cubes
1 medium onion chopped
1 white potato, peeled and diced
2 carrots, peeled and diced
1 box Jiffy biscuit mix (or any you have on had), prepared according to directions on box
Handful parsley, chopped
3 cans (14 oz each) chicken broth
1 c water
 
Cut chicken into big chunks.  Pour flour into a shallow dish.  Salt and pepper the flour.  Coat the chicken chunks by tossing them all through the flour and rolling them around a bit.  Discard the extra flour and wash hands.
 
To give the dumplings room to cook, divide the ingredients and cook in 2 seperate pans.  Heat a little oil in each pan/skillet over medium-high heat.  Place chicken pieces in hot pans and brown for 4 minutes on each side.  Remove chicken from pans and reduce heat to medium.  Add chopped veggies and saute` for 2-3 minutes, giving the pans a shake now and then.
 
While veggies cook, mix up 1 biscuit mix, adding a handful of parsley to the batter.  Add 1 1/2 cans chicken broth and 1/2 c water to each pan.  Add chicken back to skillets.  Bring liquids to a boil.  Drop in biscuit mix a heaping tablespoon at a time, 5-6 dumplings per pan.  Cover with foil or lids and simmer 8-10 minutes.  Uncover and cook an additional 3-5 minutes or until sauce thickens to desired consistency.  Adjust salt and pepper to taste.
 
Feeds up to 6 with a green salad.  Leftovers only get better tasting
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What is kosher salt? Is it better for you than regular salt?

 Sodium chloride -- aka salt -- is a crystalline compound that comes from the oceans. Salt can be harvested from seawater through evaporation, or it can be mined from inland deposits left by ancient oceans. Most salt we use in our kitchens and dining rooms is mined, except salt sold as "sea salt," which comes from seawater.

Different types of salt are created during the refining process. Some varieties include additives that make them flow freely through salt shakers, and others have added iodine, which can prevent hypothyroidism. Most are ground into very fine grains, but a few types are left in a more natural form made of large, rocky crystals. Fine-grained salts include table salt, iodized salt, pickling salt, and popcorn salt. Rock salt and kosher salt are coarse-grained. Sea salt can be found in both fine and coarse forms. While all of these taste, well, salty, the degree of saltiness and the precise flavor can vary.

Kosher salt usually has no additives, and it has big crystals with large surface areas. This size and shape allows it to absorb more moisture than other forms of salt, and this makes kosher salt excellent for curing meats. That is essentially where the name comes from. The salt itself is not kosher, meaning it doesn't conform to Jewish food laws, but this salt is used to make meat kosher. The Jewish holy book, the Torah, prohibits consumption of any blood, which is why kosher meat must be slaughtered and prepared in a specific manner. A common way of removing the final traces of blood from meat is to soak and salt it.

That's not the only use for kosher salt, however. The flavor is distinct from ordinary table salt, and some cooks prefer to use it in all their cooking. Like other coarse salts, kosher salt can be used in recipes that call for a salt crust. You can even use it to salt the edge of a margarita glass.

Nutritionally speaking, kosher salt is no different than table salt, although it does not provide iodine. The human body needs salt to regulate the electrolyte balance inside and outside of its cells. But studies have shown that diets low in salt lower a person's blood pressure. As with many health issues, scientists and doctors don't universally agree on the health benefits and problems related to salt intake.






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