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WEDNESDAY
APRIL20,2005

THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
Sometimes I wonder if men and women really
suit each
other. Perhaps they should live next
door and just visit now and
then.
Engineering classes at the University of
Maryland are tough, and struggling students sometimes go to extremes in order to
pass. Grading exams one semester, I got to this question: "What is the
relationship between kinetic and potential energy?"
One student,
obviously stumped, decided to get clever and wrote, "As far as I know, they're
just friends, but there could be something else going on
there."
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Fran: My sister is black and blue,
because she puts on cold cream, face
cream, wrinkle cream, vanishing cream,
hair cream, and skin cream every
night.
Rhoda: But why does that
make her black and blue?
Fran: She keeps slipping out of
bed.
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A man submitting information to his
income tax preparer was asked how many dependents he had. "Sixteen," he
replied.
The preparer asked, "Would you mind repeating that?"
The
man replied, "Not if I can help it."
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Mrs
Jones: My husband beats me up every morning.
Mrs Smith: My
gosh! How terrible!
Mrs Jones: Yes, he gets up at seven and I get
up at eight.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
As Jan stood in the pharmacy line
waiting to turn in a prescription, her squirming three-year old daughter, Kate,
said, "Mommy, I have to go to the bathroom." "Honey, I can't take you right now
because I'm in line, so just wait a minute," Jan said. Her eight-year old son,
Michael volunteered to take his sister to the bathroom, and off the two siblings
went. When they returned Jan asked Michael, "Which bathroom did you use?" "The
men's because if was closer than the ladies," he replied. "But don't worry, Mom.
Nobody knew she was a girl because I called her Brian while we were in
there."
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Company was coming over and I was
frantically trying to get our house
ready. I was also driving my family
crazy, barking out orders to pick
up, help set the table, and not to mess up
the living room.
While I was cleaning the kitchen, I realized I'd pushed
them too far.
"Mary," I snapped at my 12-year old daughter, "WHERE'S THE
BROOM?"
"I don't know, Mom," she fired back. "Where'd you park it when
you
landed?"
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An actor performing in a production of
"Julius Caesar" noticed after the show that he had forgotten to take off his
wristwatch. He was horrified at first, but his look soon changed to one of
relief. "It's okay," he said to another actor. "The watch has Roman
numerals."
~~~~~~~~~~~~
A little boy was taken to the dentist. It was
discovered that he had a
"first time" cavity that would have to be
filled.
"Now young man," asked the dentist, "what kind of filling would
you like
for that tooth?"
"Chocolate,
please," replied the youngster, after some careful
deliberation on his
part.
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My friend Tom and his 7 yr old daughter Cindy
stopped by the hairdresser to pick up his wife. She wasn't quite ready, so they
sat down and waited. Without any warning, Cindy goes over to her mom's stylist
and blurts out, "My Daddy says you're a fairy. May I see your magic
wand?".
Needless to say, Tom's wife never went back to that hairdresser
again
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The street flower vendor was an 'old hand'
at unloading the last
remaining bunches of flowers at the end of each
day.
Appealing to a businessman on his way home, the vendor
says,
"How about a nice bunch of roses to surprise your
wife?"
"Haven't got a wife," responded the businessman
gruffly.
"Then how about some carnations for your girlfriend?" proposed
the
vendor without missing a beat.
"Haven't got a
girlfriend."
"You lucky guy!" The vendor broke into a big smile. .
.
"Then buy both bunches to
celebrate!"
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Q. Cross a librarian with
a lawyer and what do you get?
A. All the information you want,
except you can't understand it.
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My friend and I
spent a day on Lake Michigan trolling for salmon. Greg is a veterinarian
researching fish diseases. However, with one of his catches destined for his
dinner table that evening, Greg looked at me and said, "Now you know why I
decided not to do my research on mice."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mike
checked into his hotel room and immediately noticed a dead
cockroach on the
floor. He called the front desk, asked for the manager
and raised a
fuss.
"Sir, please calm down," the manager
replied. "It's dead. It can't
bother you
now."
"The dead roach doesn't bother me." Mike
said. "It's his
pallbearers and the funeral
party."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Two of my friends, Lenny and Jason,
were discussing the amazing advances in automotive technology.
"You
know," said Jason, "cars are almost entirely run by computer. Pretty soon, more
electric cars will be on the market. Before long, for heaven's sake, they'll
probably come up with a biological car."
"We already have a biological
car, Jason," said Lenny. "It's called a
horse."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The trumpet player had been blasting
away all day, when there was a
knock on his door.
"I live next door to
you," the man explained. "Do you know I work
nights?"
"No," said the
trumpet player, but if you hum a few bars, I'll get
the
melody."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tired of super-hectic
Christmas mornings, I was pleased to find a recipe called "Christmas Morning
Wifesaver Breakfast." I prepared the breakfast the night before so that it could
be put in the oven while we opened our gifts with our four small children. It
was delicious.
The next year I followed the "tradition" and prepared the
same breakfast. After everyone was seated and I put the casserole on the table,
my five-year-old exclaimed disgustedly, "This
again!"
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**** Quickies
****
My wife is always late. Her ancestors
arrived on the Juneflower
~
The other day I saw two
dogs walk over to a parking meter.
One of them says to the other, "How do
you like that?
Pay toilets!" -Dave Starr
~
Always get married in the
morning. That way if it doesn't work out,
you haven't wasted the whole day.
~ Mickey Rooney
~
To promote recycling, five large dumpsters by the mess
tent had signs stating what type of garbage was to be placed in each. It took
several days and many reminders, but eventually the soldiers were complying. One
day as the regiment lined up for the noon meal, a civilian garbage truck
arrived. In full view of the soldiers, the contents of all five containers were
dumped in the one truck.
~
T.J.: Were you proud to see your name in the paper
after winning
the spelling bee?
R.J.: I would have been, except for one thing.
T.J.:
What??™s that?
R.J.: They misspelled my name.
~
Did you hear about the
lass who had a window fitted to her belly- button?
She wanted a womb with a
view...
~Noah's Law of
Business:
You get remembered for building the Ark - not for predicting the
rain!
~
"The Maple Sugar Makers Association in Vermont is sending hundreds
of gallons of genuine maple syrup over to our troops in Iraq. Soldiers say the
syrup will go towards the creation of WMDs - Waffles of Mass
Deliciousness."
Dennis Miller
~
Bill: I didn't sleep very well
last night.
Joe: Why was that?
Bill: I plugged the electric
blanket into the toaster by mistake and
kept popping out of bed all
night.
~
Mike: There's one word that decribes my
wife--temperamental.
Greg: In what way?
Mike: She fifty
percent temper, and fifty percent mental.
~
Son: Dad, would you do
my arithmetic for me?
Dad: No, son, it wouldn't be right.
Son:
Well, at least you could try.
~
Traffic Cop: Do you know this is a
one way street?
Driver: Of course! I'm only driving one
way!
~
Rosie: This ointment the doctor gave me makes my leg
smart.
Rick: Well, why don't you rub some on your head
then?
~
Visiting the modern art museum, a lady turned to an attendant
standing
nearby.
"This," she said, "I suppose, is one of those absolute
hideous
representations you call modern art?"
"No, madam," came the reply.
. .
"That one's called a mirror."
~
Joyce: I've been asked
to get married hundreds of times.
Gloria: (surprised)
Really?! By whom?
Joyce: My parents.
~
"Darling, you have
the face of a saint."
"Thank you, dear, and just which saint would that
be?"
"Bernard."
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Visiting Doc Taz M.D. D.V.M. ****

Jake: Oh, doctor, I swallowed the film out of my
camera!
Doctor: Well, we'll just have to hope nothing
develops.
**** Cool
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**** COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS ****
Alan Jackson Tour To Begin and
Leno Appearance April 22
Alan Jackson is ready to take to the road once again. This time
around, he will be taking Sara Evans and new country group The Wrights with him.
On April 22, 2005, you can catch Alan Jackson on "The Tonight
Show with Jay Leno." he tapes the show mid-afternoon there and then heads to the
MGM Grand for the start of the 2005 tour. The tour will run through November,
with about 30 dates scheduled.
Alan Jackson's Website
~
Nashville Star 3 Update
Sara Evans will be filling in for LeAnn Rimes again this week as
host. This year's remaining Nashville Star finalists are: Jody Evans, 28, from
Donaldson, AR; Erika Jo, 18, from Angleton, TX; Jason Meadows, 33, from Calera,
OK; and Jayron Weaver, 22, from Dallas, GA.
Bret Michaels gets the party started, kicking off the show
singing the Poison classic, "Nothin' But a Good Time," with the contestants. He
will also introduce his new single, "Open Road," later in the show. Superstar
Tim McGraw offers career advice and wisdom to the contestants via a pretaped
segment, and the contestants share highlights from their hometown concerts,
which raised money for the American Red Cross.
Check Out More About Nashville Star
3
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ON THIS DATE IN COUNTRY MUSIC HISTORY:
Hylo Brown,
Bluegrass/vocals born ???Frank Brown??™ in River, KY
1922.
Johnny Tillotson born Jacksonville, FL
1939.
Doyle Lawson,
mandolin/vocalist/Traditional Bluegrass/Country Gospel,
born
Ford
Town,
TN 1944. Doyle founded
???Quicksilver??? in 1979.
Hank Williams topped the charts with
???Long Gone Lonesome Blues???
1950.
The Everly
Brothers released ???Bye Bye Love,???
1957.
Steve Kaufman, master guitarist, born New York
City 1957.
Don Gibson??™s ???Oh
Lonesome Me??? topped the charts
1958.
Dolly Parton,
age 13, released her first single ???Puppy Love,??? 1959.
Rick Nelson and Kris Harmon were married
1963.
Eddy Arnold topped the charts with ???I
Want To Go With You??? 1966.
Wanda Jackson recorded ???Acting Like My Old Self Again??? 1966.
Wade Hayes born Bethel Acres, OK
1969.
Mickey Gilley??™s ???Room Full Of Roses,???
charted in 1974, and became his
first
#1
record.
Glenn Campbell??™s ???Southern Nights???
certified gold 1977.
The Grand Ole Opry was shown on TNN for the first time in
1985.
Epic released Joe
Diffie??™s ???Honky Tonk
Attitude??? 1993.
Edsel released
Freddy Fender??™s ???Greatest Hits???
1999.
June Carter Cash released her album
???Press On??? 1999.
Provided by Bill
Morrison at www.rockabillyhall.com/billmorrison.html
ON THIS DATE, COUNTRY
MUSIC??™S TOP TUNES
WERE:
1950
Long Gone Lonesome Blues -
Hank Williams
1958
Oh Lonesome Me - Don
Gibson
1966
I Want to Go with You -
Eddy Arnold
1974
A Very Special Love Song -
Charlie Rich
1982
The Clown - Conway Twitty
**** TODAY'S SPECIAL
****
Beef Teriyaki
Prep/Cook Time : 25 min.
Ingredients:
1
lb. boneless beef sirloin OR top round steak, 3/4" thick
2 tbs.
cornstarch
1 can (14 oz.) Swanson Beef Broth
2 tbs. soy sauce
1 tbs. packed brown sugar
1/4 tsp. garlic powder
4 cups
fresh broccoli flowerets OR frozen broccoli flowerets
Hot cooked
rice
Directions:
SLICE beef into very thin strips. Mix cornstarch,
broth, soy, brown sugar and
garlic powder until smooth. Set
aside.
STIR-FRY beef in nonstick skillet over medium-high heat until browned
and
juices evaporate.
ADD broccoli and cook 1 min. Stir cornstarch
mixture and add. Cook until
mixture boils and thickens, stirring constantly.
Serve over rice. Serves 4.
To make slicing easier, freeze beef 1 hr.
~&~
Lemon Meringue
Tarts
Prep/Cook Time : 25 min.
Bake Time : 30
min.
Ingredients:
1 pkg. Pepperidge Farm Frozen Puff Pastry
Shells
1 pkg. (3 oz.) lemon pudding mix, not instant
1 tsp. grated
lemon peel
2 egg whites
1/4 cup
sugar
Directions:
BAKE pastry shells according to pkg.
directions.
COOK pudding mix according to pkg. directions for pie filling.
Stir in lemon
peel. Let cool to room temperature.
SPOON about 1/3 cup
pudding into each pastry shell. Preheat oven to 325?°F.
BEAT egg whites until
frothy using electric mixer at high speed. Add sugar
gradually, beating
until soft peaks form. Spoon over pudding and spread to
edges. Place on
baking sheet.
BAKE for 12 min. or until lightly browned. Let cool. Serves
6.
For Lemon Cream Tarts, substitute sweetened whipped cream or thawed
frozen
nondairy whipped topping for egg whites and sugar. Top each filled
pastry shell
with whipped cream. Garnish with lemon slices, if desired.
Serve immediately
or cover and refrigerate until serving time.
Cooking technique: Successful Stir-fries
* Prepare the rice
with broth instead of water while you are preparing the
stir-fry so it will
be hot and waiting when stir-fry is finished.
* Cut vegetables and meat
into uniform-sized pieces for even cooking.
* Have all the vegetables
sliced and the sauce mixture stirred together
before beginning.
*
Heat the pan or wok well before adding any ingredients.
* Don't crowd
pan; stir-fry a small amount first, push it to the side of the
pan away from
the center heat and add more.
* When adding sauce with thickener, such
as cornstarch or flour, cook and
stir for at least a minute until it comes
to a low boil and appears clear; serve
immediately.
****
TODAY'S USELESS FACT ****
Why is Sears Roebuck listed
only as Sears these days? What happened to Roebuck?
Rest assured, Roebuck is still there! Sears, Roebuck & Co is the nation's
fifth largest retail firm, with more than 870 full-line department stores and
over 289,000 employees. While the company commonly refers to itself as "Sears,"
you'll notice that the copyright at the bottom of their official site still
credits "Sears, Roebuck and Co."
The company history section of the site
points out the firm was incorporated as "Sears, Roebuck and Co." in 1893, after
an enterprising station agent named Richard Sears teamed up with a Chicago
watchmaker named Alvah C. Roebuck. The name has remained the official title of
the company ever since.
The company shot to prominence in the late 19th
century with its mail order catalog. At the time, general stores throughout
isolated rural areas were marking up their inventory as much as one hundred
percent. In short -- mom and pop were squeezing out mom and pop.
Thanks
to timely improvements in the U.S. mail system, Sears was able to offer an array
of goods at cheap prices. Adapting to America's booming car culture, Sears began
opening retail stores in the mid-1920s. By 1931, retail sales topped mail-order
sales, and Sears heralded in the birth of the department
store.
****A PARTING THOUGHT
****
Speak well of your friend; of your enemy say
nothing.
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LAST CALL
Y'ALL
OLDIE
Two robins were
sitting in a tree. "I'm really hungry," said the first
one.
"Me, too,"
said the second. "Let's fly down and find some lunch."
They flew down and
found a nice plot of plowed ground full of worms.
They ate and ate and ate
and ate until they couldn't eat anymore.
"I'm so full I don't think I can
fly back up to the tree," said the
first robin.
"Me either," said the
second robin. "Let's just lay here and bask in the
warm sun," said the
first.
"OK," said the second. The robins plopped down, basking in the
sun.
They had barely fallen asleep when a big, fat tomcat sneaked up
and
gobbled both of them down. As he sat washing his face after his
meal,
the cat thought, "I just LOVE Baskin' Robins!"
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