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Pass it along to people you know! http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ There's only one way to have a happy marriage, and as soon as I learn what it is, I'll get married again ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This is a link for FREE virus protection http://avast.com It is excellent ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Before you open your mouth to speak, please make sure it's an improvement upon the silence. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thoughts or Comments jokes or stories U Send'em and I'll print'em Just keep it clean.A lota kids read this jim4615@joink.com subject Line--- The Funnies ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ![]() **** COUNTRY CALENDAR **** -17- Hank Williams born "King Hiram Williams," in a log cabin in Mount Olive, AL 1923. Hank became the third person to be elected to the Country Music Hall Of Fame 1961. Bill Black born Memphis, TN 1926. RCA debuted their first 33 1/3-rpm Long Play (LP) record in 1931. Lefty Frizzell's "Always Late (With Your Kisses)" topped the charts 1951. Steve Sanders, "Oak Ridge Boys," born Richland, GA 1952. Johnny Cash debuted on British television 1959. Loretta Lynn's debut appearance at the Grand Ole Opry, 1960. David Houston's "My Elusive Dream" was #1 in 1967. Reba McEntire debuted on the Grand Ole Opry 1977. Debbie Boone's #1 single "You Light Up My Life" debuted on Billboard's Top 40 Chart 1977. Anne Murray released her single "A Little Good News." 1983. The song went to #1, and was voted CMA Single of the Year. Kenny "Rudy" Trietsch, age 84, "Hoosier Hot Shots," died 1987. RCA Records released Alabama's album "Alabama Christmas, Vol. 2, 1996. Capitol Nashville released John Berry's album "Faces" 1996. The CMHF displayed a new bronze statue of Hank Williams Sr. on the 75th anniversary of the singers birth in 1998. Hank Williams III, Hank's grandson, was the model that posed for the artist. Varese released Johnny Bond's "The Home Recordings" 2002. Capitol released Suzy Bogguss's "20 Greatest Hits" 2002. Darryl Worley's third annual Tennessee River Run, was held in Pickwick Landing State Park 2004. The event raises money for local charities. John Conlee, Andy Griggs and John Conlee also appeared on the show. -18- Ervin Rouse, singer/songwriter/fiddler, with the "Rouse Brothers" born Craven County, NC 1917. Priscilla Mitchell born in Georgia 1941. Tennessee Ernie Ford married Betty Jean Heminger 1942. Steve Fishell, producer/musician, born Oak Harbor, WA 1953. Carl Jackson, singer/songwriter/banjo/guitar, born Louisville, MS 1953. Little Jimmy Dickens released "Blacked Joe's," 1954. Brenda Lee released "Fool #1," in 1961. Connie Smith joined the Grand Ole Opry 1965. Merle Haggard recorded "Sing Me Back Home," 1967. Marty Robbins released "Buenos Dias Argentina/Ballad Of A Small Man" 1979. Jeff Foxworthy married wife Gregg, in New York City's Central Park 1985. Farm Aid VII was played in New Orleans 1994. Tim McGraw's CD "Live Like You Were Dying" topped the charts 2004. The annual Farm Aid concert was held in Auburn, WA 2004. Jennifer Hanson served as a judge at the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, NJ 2004. Jennifer competed in the Pageant in 1994 as Miss California. -19- Clyde Moody, bluegrass singer, born Cherokee, NC 1915. Danny Dill born Carroll County, TN 1924. Carlton L. Haney, promoter/booking agent, born Rockingham County, NC 1928. Billy Deaton born Slaughter, MS 1935. Dewayne Smith "The Geezinslaws," born Bertram, TX 1946. The "WRVA Old Dominion Barn Dance," debuted Richmond, VA 1946. Jack Herrick, of the "Red Clay Ramblers" born Teaneck, NJ 1947. Carl Smith and Goldie Hill married 1957. Elvis Presley transferred to Germany, by the U.S. Army 1958. Marty Robbins released "Battle Of The Alamo/A Time And Place For Everything" 1960. Trisha Yearwood born Monticello, GA 1964. Red Foley died on tour in Fort Wayne, IN, shortly after singing "Peace In The Valley," to close the show in 1968. Inducted CMHF 1967. Gram Parsons died in Joshua Tree, CA 1973, from a drug overdose. A few days later, Gram's manager "Phil Coffman," stole the body from the local airport. The body was driven to Joshua Tree National Park by Coffman, soaked in gasoline, and cremated on the ground. Coffman was arrested, and paid a $300.00 misdemeanor fine, for the theft of the casket. Lee Greenwood debuted on the charts with "It Turns Me Inside Out" 1981. John Denver testified before a Senate hearing committee in regard to pornography in music 1985. Tommy Collins, A. L. "Doodle" Owens, Wayne Kemp, and Glenn Sutton, inducted NSHF 1999. The Nashville Network, TNN, owned and operated by the Gaylord group, announced they were leaving country music, and changed their name to The National Network in 2000. Mercury Nashville released Terri Clark's album "Fearless" 2000. Slim Dusty, "David Gordon Kirkpatrick," age 76, died in Sydney Australia 2003. A private plane carrying the Dixie Chicks, hit a building at a Scotland airport 2003. No injuries were reported. The Dixie Chicks were an all girl band from Texas, until getting involved in politics in 2004. The Tim McGraw concert scheduled in Rayville, LA was cancelled due to Hurricane Ivan 2004. ![]() **** COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS **** Taylor Swift joins Tennessee fight against online predators Monday, September 17, 2007 – Taylor Swift and Tennessee Gov. Governor Phil Bredesen joined the Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police (TACP) today to launch "Delete Online Predators," a new statewide public education campaign designed to combat internet crimes against children. The yearlong campaign, drawing on research-based messages developed by organizations including the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), will distribute Internet safety information and materials to parents and middle school students across the Volunteer State. Bredesen and Swift
have agreed to serve as spokespersons for the Delete Online Predators campaign
in brochures and other materials, on the web and in radio and TV public service
announcements to be released in the coming months.
Swift said,
"Chatting with friends and surfing the internet is cool. But it's important to
stay safe. Be smart about keeping your identity private
online."
Reba trades her big hair for blue jeans At 52, country superstar says she's finally happy to just be herself By BEVERLY KEEL Staff Writer Reba McEntire is conducting business today at her impressive Starstruck Entertainment building on Music Row, but she is dressed in her stage wear. But instead of a sparkly gown, she wears a pair of jeans and a trendy blue V-neck. This is Reba McEntire 2007. After living largely in Los Angeles for the past six years to shoot the WB/CW sitcom Reba, McEntire returned to her home in Sumner County after the show was cancelled late last year. Instead of going Hollywood, McEntire returned to her roots. Gone is the over-the-top image created by her big hair and big production shows featuring numerous costume changes. It was obviously an image that worked. McEntire has sold 38 million albums, recorded 33 No. 1 hits and collected two Grammys. She's won seven Country Music Association awards, including a record-tying (with Martina McBride) four trophies in the female vocalist category. "I used to sit in the audience of the CMAs and just wait for the moment when she would walk out onstage in her big gown and big hair, and you knew you were watching a superstar," McBride says. "Her command of the stage is something I strive to have." But about five years ago, McEntire ditched the cumbersome outfits and costume changes to be more comfortable onstage. More important, she wanted to have more time to talk to her audience. "Because of the Reba TV show, I was a character that people fell in love with because she was a normal person," she says. In the past, onstage she played the characters in the songs — "I was never Reba until I talked." But now, she says, "I can play Reba and sing the song with my heart." "I love being 52. I get to be me now, and I don't have to please anybody. I please myself first, and I love myself first. Because if I can love me, I am more open to everybody accepting me the way I am, and I don't have to pretend." The flashy big-haired image wasn't really who she was, she says, but a stylist's idea of what she should look like. "I went for it because I had no taste. I grew up with hand-me-downs all my life. I had no idea what I was wanting to wear." Much like a teen leaving home for college, McEntire left country music to find her own voice. Despite her reputation for being assertive and no-nonsense, McEntire was a people pleaser, she said. "I would never take a drink of beer onstage," she says. "I would never sing a song that had beer or whiskey in it. I would never say anything off-color in an interview. Every decision I made, I ran through people that I was trying to make sure I would please. "Now I go on my own gut feeling that that's the right thing to do if I want to do it. Because it is honest; it is me." In 2001, McEntire landed the lead role in Annie Get Your Gun on Broadway and quickly earned rave reviews as well as Drama Desk and Outer Critics awards. Practicing and performing eight shows a week gave McEntire a newfound sense of self that reverberated in every aspect of her career. "That gave me the confidence to go into the next acting job that I got, which was the Reba TV show." Adjusting to life in L.A. In the fall of 2001, her family moved to Los Angeles, a transition that was difficult for her son, Shelby, now 17. "He had a rough time in school," she says. "He was a hick from the sticks. It was very hard on him, and he put up a front saying, 'Everything is fine, everything is fine.' It was not fine. That is probably the second hardest thing that I've had to deal with in my life, seeing the torture he went through." (The hardest time occurred in 1991, when seven of her band members and road manager were killed in a plane crash in California.) McEntire and her husband, Narvel Blackstock, addressed Shelby's unhappiness through "lots of family talking . . . being as honest as possible." She says, "It took him years to really like L.A. as much as Tennessee." It helped that the sitcom's regular schedule allowed them to have the best family life of her career. After the show's first season, McEntire took her first summer off from touring in more than 15 years. "Doing Annie Get Your Gun empowered me to know that I really had worked hard," she says. "I did my tour and I took care of the music. I took care of Broadway; I took care of television. Now it is time to take care of Reba. It gave me the balls to stand up for myself." McEntire, who says she hadn't been good at taking care of herself before this, discovered that she enjoyed playing games, vacationing and spending time with friends. "I am not a person to sit idle," she says. "I've got to be doing something. I can take a closet apart and put it back together, but that is good mental therapy for me." Happy to be in the Top 5 McEntire is releasing her new album, Reba Duets, on Tuesday and will tour next year. She is in talks to find another TV show because she would love to be in another sitcom next fall. She also recently added shoe and bath lines to her ever-expanding collections of bedding and clothing. McEntire was thrilled with the recent news that she had been nominated for two Country Music Association awards, including female vocalist. "When Kenny Rogers and I were doing the Gambler 5 movie, he said, 'You know, Reba, I don't have to be No. 1, but I do like running with the Top 5,' " she says. "That's how I feel being nominated for the CMA female vocalist of the year again." But the honor was bittersweet because her good friend Faith Hill was not included in that category. "Faith should have been in there. That wasn't right," McEntire says. Before McEntire's first female vocalist win in 1984, she was walking onstage when Emmylou Harris said to her, "Good luck, Reba." She replied, "Oh, Emmylou, good luck to you, too." Harris said, "No, good luck to you. I've had my time. This is your time." "That's how I feel about it: I've had my day," McEntire says. "Running with the Top 5 is great. I don't have to be No. 1. . . . It's those other girls, these very talented, very successful, beautiful women."
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