July 30, 2012 Volume 14 No 133

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July 30, 2012
Volume 14 No 133
Stupid Quote Of Quotes Of The
The Day
Day
On Huh?:
I
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t’s kind of like a tug-of-war game. The
more people you get pulling on the
rope early, you don’t have to get them
pulling on the rope late.
rthur Schopenhauer:
A
“Every person takes the limits of
their own field of vision for the
limits of the world.”
Laurence J. Peter:
Chairman of the Peoria County (Illinois)
Democrats Billy Halstead
Useless Facts
Of The Day
U
seless facts:

“Democracy is a process by which the
people are free to choose the man who will
get the blame.”
Published: 3/8/2016 4:12 AM
arruping Pronunciation (LAR-uh-ping)
l
adverb: Very.
adjective: Excellent.
Dwight D. Eisenhower:
“A sense of humor is part of the art of
leadership, of getting along with people, of
getting things done.”
"Little lady, you got any more of these
larruping good biscuits?" Bandit's Hope;
Marcia Gruver; Barbour Books; 2011.
Theme: adverbs.
DILBERT-OF-THE-DAY

Word A Day
From larrup (to beat or thrash), of uncertain
origin. Perhaps from Dutch larpen (to
thrash). Earliest documented use: 1888.
Gene Barry was originally
offered the role of accused murderer
Dr. Richard Kimble in the 1960s TV
drama "The Fugitive," but turned it
down for fear of being negatively
influenced by the character every
week: "He was played very furtively. I
thought I had to be more outward."
Barry later chose to do "Burke's Law,"
which ran from 1963-1966 and was
revived in 1993. David Janssen was
selected to play Dr. Kimble, and "The
Fugitive" ran (literally) for four strong
seasons.
If the moon were placed on the
surface of the continental United
States, it would extend from San
Francisco to Cleveland (2,600 miles).
Guy 1: Wow USA is terrible at curling! I'm
rooting for Switerland.
Guy 2: What? You can't do that.
Guy 1: Yes I can, it’s an Olympic Adoption.
Bill Watterson, Calvin & Hobbes:
“Talking with you is sort of the
conversational equivalent of an out of body
experience.”
Urban Word(s)
Of The Day
O
lympic Adoption
The act of changing which country
you root for in the Olympics. Usually
done when your home country's
team is terrible.
*Happy Birthday*
------------------------1925 Jacques Sernas actor (La Dolce Vita) [87]
1929 Christine McGuire Oh, singer
[83]
1929 Sid Kroft puppets(Barbara Mandrell Shw)[83]
1933 Edd "Kookie" Byrnes act(77 Sunset Strip)[79]
1936 Buddy Guy blues musician
[76]
1939 Peter Bogdanovich director/producer [73]
1941 Paul Anka Canada, singer
[68]
1945 David Sanborn sax (David Letterman) [66]
1947 Arnold Schwarzenegger act(Terminator)[65]
1947 William Atherton Ct, actor (Real Genius)[65]
1950 Frank Stallone NYC, actor (Barfly) [62]
1952 Ilene Kristen actress (Ryan's Hope) [60]
1954 Ken Olin Chgol, actor (Hill St Blues) [58]
1956 Delta Burke actress (Designing Women) [56]
1958 Kate Bush England, singer/songwriter [54]
1958 Lisa Mordente NJ, actress (Viva Valdez)[54]
1963 Monique Gabrielle actress (Bad Girls 4) [49]
1963 Lisa Kudrow actress (Friends)
[49]
1964 Vivica A. Fox actr (Independence Day) [48]
1970 Christopher Nolan dir (The Dark Knight)[42]
1971 Tom Green actor/host (Road Trip) [41]
1974 Hilary Swank actress (The Core) [37]
1975 Tifini Hale Ca, rocker (Party)
[37]
1977 Jamie Pressly actress (My Name Is Earl)[35]
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Stuff-Of-The-Day Newsletter
History Of The
Day
1
619 House of Burgesses Virginia
formed, 1st elective US governing
1966 Beatles' "Yesterday... & Today,"
album goes #1 & stays #1 for 5 weeks
1967 Race riot in Milwaukee (4 killed)
1968 Beatles' Apple Boutique closes, entire
inventory is given away
1968 Wash Senator Ron Hansen makes
1st unassisted triple-play in 41 years
body
Gadget Of The
Day
in 1 Breakfast Station
3
The world is shrinking... you may have
heard the adage. It implies that today's
ever-more-connected society is
reducing the practical distance
between us to almost nothing. The
truth is, though, we're running out of
space! Either we're living in
increasingly urban environments,
where space is naturally at a premium,
or we're hoarding more stuff. For some
of us, it's both.
1729 City of
Baltimore
founded
1733 Society of
Freemasons
opens 1st
American lodge
in Boston
1839 Slave
rebels, take over
slaver Amistad
In a world where usable space is a
luxury, we have to make lifestyle
choices. Remove your tub and put in a
shower stall, sleep on the couch
instead of a bed covered in plush
companion cubes and a gerrold of
tribbles, eschew breakfast because
cookware takes up too much space...
1844 1st US
yacht club
organized, NY
Yacht Club
1863 Pres
Lincoln issues
"eye-for-eye"
order to shoot a
rebel prisoner for
every black
prisoner shot
Save space, but never skip
breakfast!
Ash and Lightning Above an Icelandic Volcano
wait. Perhaps you're going to far there?
Explanation: Why did the picturesque 2010 volcanic eruption in Iceland create so much
ash? Although the large ash plume was not unparalleled in its abundance, its location was
particularly noticeable because it drifted acrosssuch well-populated areas.
The Eyjafjallajökull volcano in southern Iceland began erupting on 2010 March 20, with a
second eruption starting under the center of a small glacier on 2010 April 14. Neither
eruption was unusually powerful. The second eruption, however, melted a large amount
of glacial ice which then cooled and fragmented lava into gritty glass particles that were
carried up with the rising volcanic plume. Pictured above during the second
eruption, lightning bolts illuminate ash pouring out of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano.
1870 Staten
Island ferry
"Westfield" burns,
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1207/volcano_stefnisson_orig_960.jpg
killing 100
1913 Conclusion of the 2nd Balkan War
1916 German saboteurs blow up a
munitions plant on Black Tom Island, NJ
1923 New Zealand claims Ross
Dependency
1928 George Eastman demonstrates 1st
color movie
1932 10th modern Olympic games opens in
Los Angeles
1942 FDR signs bill creating women's Navy
auxiliary agency (WAVES)
1942 German SS kills 25,000 Jews in
Minsk, Belorussia
1943 Last Judy Garland-Mickey Rooney
movie released (Girl Crazy)
1956 US motto "In God We Trust"
authorized
1962 AL beats NL 9-4 in 33rd All Star
Game (Wrigley Field Chicago)
1965 LBJ signs Medicare bill, which went
into effect following year
http://www.stuffoftheday.com/
1969 Barbra Streisand opens for Liberace
at International Hotel, Las Vegas
1971 George Harrison releases
"Bangladesh"
1971 Japanese Boeing 727 collides with an
F-86 fighter killing 162
1971 US Apollo 15 lands on Mare Imbrium
on the Moon
1975 Teamsters Pres Jimmy Hoffa
disappears in suburban Detroit
1980 British New Hebrides becomes
independent & takes name Vanuatu
1984 Alvenus tanker at Cameron La,
spills 2.8 million gallons of oil
1984 Soap opera "Santa Barbara,"
premieres on NBC
Breakfast, if it is to be believed, is the
most important meal of the day. Skip it
at your own peril! If, however, you have
to choose between breakfast and still
being able to walk through your kitchen
without disturbing the precariously
balanced stacks of pizza boxes, might
we offer a humble suggestion?
This tiny appliance is barely bigger than
a regular toaster, and yet crams three
separate appliances in one! One one side,
you have a coffee maker capable of making
a couple cups of coffee. Next to it is a tiny
personal toaster-oven, browning bread like
a champ! Finally, and cleverly I
might add, is a wee skillet that
utilizes the waste heat from the
toaster oven. Crack a couple of
eggs or strips of bacon onto it,
and you've got yourself a
complete breakfast in a space no
bigger than a pekinese. …
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3 DAY FORECAST
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1988 Ronald J Dossenbach begins world
record ride, pedaling across Canada from
Vancouver BC, to Halifax, NS (13 days,
15 hr, 4 min)
1990 George Steinbrenner is forced by
Commissioner Fay Vincent to resign as
principal partner of the NY Yankees
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