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Jan Helfeld, investigative journalist, asked Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) if he was against foreign aid:

“No,” Graham said. “Smart foreign aid, I’m against giving money to dictators, but we must invest in the world. Africa, George Bush did a great thing by helping people avoid being deci-mated by AIDS and malaria. I do believe the 1% of the budget we have in foreign assistance needs to be maintained.”

“But foreign aid is redistribution of wealth right?” asked Helfeld. “No, it’s not,” said Gra-ham. “It’s helping friends and allies at the time you need friends and allies.”

Reuters reported that the U.S. State Depart-ment and foreign aid budget escaped devas-tating cuts in a fiscal 2012 spending plan that Congress has approved, and according to the Huffington Post, the United States recently has

continued to pump around $50 billion in aid to other countries each year.

Ironically, those countries who receive the most foreign aid from U.S. taxpayers are the ones who hate America the most.

Here are the top recipients of U.S. foreign aid who harbors anti-American sentiments accord-ing to a recent survey by the Pew Research Cen-ter.

Egypt – $1.5 Billion Palestinians – $500 Million Jordan – $600 Million Pakistan – $1 Billion

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In contrast to Graham’s statement above, South Carolina State Senator Lee Bright told theGreenvillePost.com,

“Foreign aid is, in the strictest sense, a form of redistribution of wealth, since it is a transfer of wealth from one

group of people to another. As such, it should only be permissible when the action is vital to our national interests.

For instance, we should not be in the practice of sending Ameri-can treasure abroad when the re-cipients are historically inclined to violent, anti-American action

(i.e. the Muslim Brother-hood). There needs to

be an attitude of “America first” that keeps in

mind the consequences

of inappropriate foreign entangle-

ments and the buildup of national debt.”

Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) echoes Bright’s

statement when recently asked if he is in favor of taxing Ameri-

can citizens in order to give it to for-

eigners.“I think there are so many

problems with that. And I think a lot of Americans have a problem with that, too.”

Concerned citizens continue to voice their frustration with the U.S. government funding countries with ties to radical Islam and the Muslim Brotherhood, while states in the U.S. continue to suffer economically.

Senator Graham’s Home State Suffers Economically

Recently Forbes.com called South Carolina one of the 11 ‘Death Spiral’ states.

Forbes tells its readers not to invest, buy bonds, or buy real estate in South Carolina because its taxes are project-ed to increase in order to support all the residents that depend on the gov-ernment. Forbes’ math is simple. What gets you on this “death spiral” lists is when you have more takers than mak-ers, when you have more people de-pendent of the government via welfare and government jobs than private sec-tor jobs. Liberty-minded conservatives are calling on Congress to stop funding other foreign countries with taxpayer dollars, especially when the U.S. con-tinues to sink deeper into debt.

During the 2012 Republican prima-ry, Ron Paul said,

“Foreign aid should be the easiest thing to cut. It’s not authorized in the Constitution that we can take money from you and give it to particular coun-tries around the world. To me, foreign aid is taking money from poor people in this country and giving it to rich peo-ple in poor countries.”

Nobel Prize-winning economist Mil-ton Friedman said that “government debt is an unpaid tax bill and must be paid by confiscating money from future workers or from private property.”

America has a $17 trillion dollar deficit and Americans are disturbed by their government continuing to print money to subsidize foreign pow-ers while stacking the financial burden onto their children and future genera-tions. Americans are also disturbed by the Obama administration not follow-ing U.S. laws regarding foreign aid.

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The U.S. is providing hundreds of millions of dollars of foreign aid to some of the world’s richest countries - while at the same time borrowing bil-lions back, according to report seen by Congress.

The Congressional Research Service released the report last month which shows that in 2010 the U.S. handed out a total of $1.4bn to 16 foreign countries that held at least $10bn in Treasury securities.

Four coun-tries in the world’s top 10 richest received for-eign aid in 2010 with China receiving $27.2m, In-dia $126.6m, Brazil $25m, and Russia $71.5m.

Mexico also received $316.7m and Egypt $255.7m.

And yet despite the massive outgo-ings in foreign aid, the receiving coun-tries hold trillions of dollars in U.S. Treasury bonds.

China is the largest holder with

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$1.1trillion as of March 2010, according to the Treasury Department.

Brazil held $193.5bn, Russia $127.8bn, India $39.8bn, Mexico $28.1bn and Egypt had $15.3bn.

Foreign aid is earmarked for causes including HIV/AIDs prevention, com-bating weapons of mass destruction, fighting tuberculosis, and counter-ter-

rorism efforts.The news

has caused grave concern, with Senator Tom Coburn, R-Okla, who requested the report seen by Fox News, call-ing the policy “dangerous.”

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ator Coburn said: “Borrowing money from countries who receive our aid is dangerous for both the donor and re-cipient.

“If countries can afford to buy our debt, perhaps they can afford to fund assistance programs on their own.

“At the same time, when we bor-row from countries we are supposedly

And yet despite the massive outgoings in foreign aid, the

receiving countries hold trillions of dollars in U.S.

Treasury bonds. China is the largest holder with $1.1 trillion as of March 2010, according to

the Treasury Department.

No one thought Eric Cantor, the House major-ity leader, could actually lose. His primary chal-lenge in his suburban Richmond district, from a local economics professor named David Brat, was thought to be nominal. No sitting majority leader has lost a primary since the position was invent-ed in 1899. Cantor, though unloved by many in his party and in Congress, was seen as the speak-er-in-waiting whenever John Boehner decided, or was forced, to hang it up.

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Why are so many movie stars liberals and why do many of them support socialist agendas?

I can’t figure it out. Our capitalist system has allowed movie stars to achieve their dreams here in the United States. Here and only here can they achieve those dreams and enjoy all that comes with those successes yet those very people who have profited off our capitalist sys-tem are supporting socialist politicians and ideas.

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Socialism equals the redistribution of wealth. Here’s a creative approach to redistributing wealth as offered in a lo-cal newspaper recently.

“Today on my way to lunch, I passed a homeless guy with a sign that read ‘Vote Obama, I need the money.’ I laughed.

“Once inside the restaurant, my server had on an ‘Obama 12’ necktie. Again I laughed, as he had given away his political preference also. Just imag-ine the coincidence.

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“The server angrily stormed from my sight. I went outside, gave the home-less guy $10, and told him to thank the

server inside as I had decided that a homeless person deserved the tip mon-ey more.

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an easier thing to swallow in concept than in practical application.”

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back — at least temporarily — from new minimum wage rules that had led several fast-food restaurants to end their contracts on military instal-lations and prompted others to pos-sibly follow suit.

Labor officials are “reevaluat-ing” wage determinations for fast food workers and expect to “reissue industry-specific fast food wage de-terminations in the near future,” ac-cording to a departmental announce-ment sent to interested parties and

contracting offices.At issue are recently implemented

Labor Department rules for fast food workers on federal contracts under the Service Contract Act that require an increase in their minimum wage, varying by region.

The rules also require payment of new, additional “health and welfare” benefits at a rate of $3.81 per hour.

In a request for a waiver from these new wage rules regulations, the Navy noted that in six areas in Florida, California and Virginia, the increase in the new mandated hourly

wage ranges from 72 percent to 76 percent.

Last year, DoL decided that fast food workers under federal contracts would be subject to these require-ments, and included the codes in their wage determinations, although they had not been in the past. DoL has now removed the codes for fast food workers from these wage deter-minations.

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Covert operation of the‘secret handshake’ captured

The custom is as fleeting as it is elu-sive. In a matter of a split second, the entire exchange is over, and the people who witnessed the covert operation often never even knew it happened. A challenge coin, tucked in the palm of the United States president, is passed to a member of the military in a seem-ingly ordinary handshake. For photo-journalists who cover the president, immortalizing the exchange that takes place during that ‘secret handshake’ in a still image is something of a white whale. It’s exceedingly rare that clear photos of such a delivery are captured.

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President Obama paid a three-day visit to California, and on his way out to the West Coast, he stopped in Arkansas to meet with families there whose lives were devastated by a recent outbreak of deadly tornadoes. Moments after the president touched down at Little Rock Air Force Base, veteran Associ-ated Press photographer Susan Walsh managed to snap a photo of President Obama making the hand off to Col. Pat-rick Rhatigan, commander of the 19th Airlift Wing.


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Marine is 8th living recipient of Medal of HonorBy Richard Sisk, military.com

The White House announced Monday that Marine Lance Cpl. Kyle Carpenter will become the eighth living recipient to receive the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest award for valor.

On Nov. 21, 2010, while on guard duty in the Marjah district of Afghanistan’s Helmand province, Car-penter dove on a Taliban grenade to save another Marine.

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Carpenter survived even though he flat-lined in the course of one of the 30 surgeries he endured during recovery.

Carpenter survived and on Monday the White House announced that he would be awarded the Medal of Honor by President Obama at a White House ceremony on June 19.

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Pentagon program would enlist illegal immigrantsBy Chris Carroll, Stars and Stripes

WASHINGTON — The Pentagon is reviewing a program that allows quali-fied noncitizens to enlist in the mili-tary, and officials say they’ll consider expanding it to cover some who now live in the United States illegally.

With legislative efforts stalled that would allow undocumented foreign nationals seeking citizenship to enlist in the military, the Pentagon and the White House are looking at alterna-tives, the Defense Department’s head of personnel said Monday at a Congres-

sional hearing in Chicago.“We look forward to the time when

we’ll be able to grant more individu-als the opportunity to serve this great nation,” said Jessica Wright, acting un-dersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness.

The Military Accessions Vital to the National Interest program, or MAVNI, has been used by the services to enlist nearly 3,000 foreign nationals with vi-tal language and medical skills since 2009. The program currently excludes undocumented immigrants, but federal

law gives the Secretary of Defense wide leeway in accepting military members deemed “vital to the national interest.”

Wright said DOD believes in “mov-ing forward” on defining U.S. vital interests. Allowing undocumented foreign nationals raised in the United States to enlist would provide a larger pool of qualified applicants, as well as more diversity within DOD, she said.

Durbin for years has pushed im-migration reform that would, among other things, allow children brought to the United States illegally to gain citi-zenship through college education or military service.

Immigration reform legislation has passed the Senate but is stalled in the House of Representatives. Some House Republicans have bashed such efforts, saying they reward lawlessness.

“Our nation’s military is full of dedi-cated men and women and to disre-spect them by rewarding illegal aliens with citizenship is an insult,” Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, said in a recent statement.

About 30,000 foreign nationals cur-rently serve in the active-duty U.S. mil-itary as well as the Guard and reserve components. For immigrants who hold legal residency, military service is a path to citizenship, with nearly 93,000 military members taking the U.S. citi-zenship oath since 2002.

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The shy, reticent California kid re-sponsible for transforming the San Antonio Spurs, delivering a gassed dynasty its second wind, had come to the franchise with brazen strength, a stout spirit and a flawed shot. Hours af-ter the NBA draft three years ago, the Spurs hurried Kawhi Leonard through his “Welcome to the NBA” news confer-ence and out onto the practice court with shooting coach Chip Engelland.

As the clock lurched toward mid-night on July 1, Engelland worked to change Leonard’s release point, reshap-ing his shot and retraining his mind to trust what suddenly felt so awkward. Time was running out together, and soon the Spurs would leave a 20-year-old to administer his own reclamation. No coaches, no calls, no contact.

“He had come in, worked with Chip for three days and then – the lockout happened,” Spurs general

manager R.C. Buford told Ya-hoo Sports on Tuesday night. “There was intention in the [shooting] prescription giv-en him. It was not just drill work.”

Five months passed, the lockout ended and it didn’t take long for the Spurs to realize Leonard had dutifully done the work asked of him and returned a dif-ferent basketball player. In the Spurs’ wildest

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they imagined Leonard as a relent-less rebounder and a determined de-fender. Yet once Leonard developed a shot, he had a chance to be a star. Most of all, the Spurs had a chance to retool the Big Three, supplement

the supporting cast and make a run again.

Leonard had 29 points, two steals and two

blocked shots in a tell-tale 111-92 victory over the Miami Heat in Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Leonard did a magnificent job on LeBron James, hold-ing him to 22 points and playing a part in disrupting him into seven turnovers. No one could see this Spurs resurgence

How Kawhi Leonard revived the Spurs’ fading dynastycoming on Tuesday night, the way no one could see Leonard becoming this kind of a star, this kind of a franchise-changer in the winter of Tim Duncan’s and Manu Ginobili’s careers.

Leonard is the reason the Spurs are chasing championships again. He changed everything for the Spurs. He gave them size and strength and ath-leticism to partner with his calculat-ing, cunning basketball mind. Eventu-ally, he gave them a startling offensive game to go with his stifling defense. Against Oklahoma City and Miami, he gave them a defender for Kevin Durant and LeBron James. Yes, Kawhi Leonard gave the Spurs a chance again.

“You could’ve never predicted this,” Buford said.

No one ever saw him coming on draft night three years ago. Before that draft, Leonard had to slow down his workout schedule with an Achilles

and ankle injury, forcing him to skip a late June session with the Milwaukee Bucks. Between the poor shooting and those injury doubts, there was an un-easiness of teams on draft night. This gave the Spurs a chance.

Leonard had been sluggish in Games 1 and 2 of these Finals, and Popovich pushed him to come out fiercely on Tuesday night. He had done it a year ago against Miami. They needed it again now. Within minutes, Leonard had made Game 3 his own. Within the night, the Spurs had a 2-1 series lead and regained home-court advantage. As it turns out, Leonard is the perfect Spur: relentlessly dedicated to his craft, and painfully private.

Three years later, Leonard had been the best player on the floor in Game 3 of these NBA Finals, had made LeB-ron James uncomfortable. Perhaps only the imagination and ingenuity of these San Antonio Spurs could’ve ever considered the possibilities of Kawhi Leonard. Out of nowhere, out of a free-fall, the kid changed everything. From Duncan to Parker, Ginobili to Popovich, this kid could make them champions again. Almost there, again. Almost.

“He doesn’t talk much,” the Spurs’ Tiago Splitter

said. “But he plays great.”


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Donald Sterling has decided to sue the NBA after all. But I have a much better idea for Donald. With his $2 bil-lion dollars, Donald should start his own basketball league. Just think, the mighty NBA challenged by the DBA... not “Doing Business As,” its “Donald’s Bad A--es.”

I’d love to be Donald’s very first pick in his new DBA draft. If he’ll pay me anywhere from say $250,000 to $5 mil-lion per year, he can call me every neg-ative, racist, filthy name he can think of. I’ve talked with a bunch of my bud-dies, publishers and writers and we all agree… money talks and BS walks.

There will need to be a few bases Donald will have to cover to keep him out of hot water in his new league.

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The Southern California “drive mar-ket” is the number one tourist magnet for Las Vegas.

Planning a road-trip there? For a surprising treat, Turn East at Barstow and head to Laughlin instead. It’s on the Colorado River only 90 miles south of Las Vegas. Don Laughlin’s dream be-gan in 1964 as an alternate gambling destination.

Over the years nine casinos have been built but it still retains its laid-back, casual atmosphere. It has grown up, though, in terms of activities, events, water sports and, especially, food. Interestingly, Laughlin is one of the top five RV destinations in the U.S.

Sleep well

The Tropi-cana Express Hotel & Casi-no is located in the middle of town. It of-fers spacious, recently renovated, quiet rooms with flat screen TVs and free Wi-Fi in public areas. There are seven res-taurants, a pool and, of course, a casino. Logon to www.tropicanax.com for reservations and pro-motions.

Turn east at Barstow

Good eats & drinksThe old saying is “Breakfast is

the most important meal of the day.” If true, here are two doozies

for creative menus and huge portions; the Colorado Belle’s Loading Dock and Bumbleberry Flats in the Pioneer Ho-tel & Gambling Hall (purchase a jar of their bumbleberry jam). Trust me, you will want to skip lunch.

Cocktail time overlooking the Colo-rado River at the Aquarius Casino Re-sort’s Cove Bar Lounge is a treat; so-phisticated ambience, excellent drinks and creative small plates. For fun times, a super Happy Hour and raucous live music, head to the Tropicana’s Caboose Lounge (no cover, no minimum).

Both the Riverside Resort’s Gour-met Room and The Steakhouse at the Tropicana are outstanding; fine dining at its best. The Steakhouse has been voted the “Best Steakhouse” in Laugh-lin 12 years in a row.

Travel notes/out & aboutFor a relaxing mini-getaway, drive to

Laughlin Ranch, www.laughlinranch.com, for a round of golf, a massage in their beautiful spa and lunch in the Grill.

The USS Riverside’s boat tour fea-tures an interesting narration of the history of the Colorado River and the region, plus an up-close view of the pic-turesque Davis Dam.

Plan a visit around the schedule of big-time entertainers at the new, multi-million dollar Laughlin Event Center. For information go to www.laugh-lineventcenter.com.

Take a scenic hike: head to the Pe-destrian Bridge to the North Reach Trail, Bridge Trailhead and/or the Riv-erwalk Exploration Trail. They will lead to fishing spots, a day-use park and an up-close look at Davis Dam. In town, stroll along Riverwalk, which meanders behind most of the casinos along the Colorado River.

The Outlet Center, www.laughlin-outletcenter.com, has over 50 stores and a nine screen cinema.

The go to place for all Laughlin in-formation is www.visitlaughlin.com.

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Hotel & Casino. Bottom,The picturesque Davis Dam in

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Jimmy Carter39th President of the United States

Served from Jan. 20, 1977 to Jan. 20, 1981

“We will not learn how to live together in peace by killing each other’s children.” — Jimmy Carter

World events• USSR invades Afghanistan• Margaret Thatcher elected Prime

Minister in UK• Ayatollah Khomeini returns to

Tehran after 15 years of exile and seizes power in Iran

• 63 Americans taken hostage in the American Embassy in Tehran

• Dictator Idi Amin is deposed in Uganda

• The Sahara Desert ex-periences snow for 30

minutes• The first

black-led government of Rhodesia in

90 years takes power and

the country’s name is changed to Zimbabwe

• Pope John Paul II visits his native Poland, becoming the first Pope to visit a Communist country

• President Hasan al-Bakr resigns and Vice President Saddam Hussein replaces him in Iraq

• Egypt’s Anwar Sadat and Israel’s Men-achem Begin sign peace treaty

• 3,000 Iranian radi-cals, mostly students, in-vade the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, taking 90 hostages

• China institutes the one child per family rule to control exploding population

U.S. news• Population 225,055,487• Life expectancy 73.9 years• Salt II arms limitation talks

signed by U.S. and USSR• During the “Death to the

Klan” march organized by com-

munist supporters in North Carolina, white supremacists open fire killing five marchers

• Eleven fans are killed at a Who concert in Ohio

• Three-Mile Island nuclear accident occurs in Pennsyl-vania

• American Airlines flight 191 crashed and exploded in a field near O’Hare Airport in Chicago

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Technology• VisiCalc becomes the

first spreadsheet program• Sony introduces the

Walkman at $200• Voyager I photo re-

veals Jupiter’s rings

Inventions• Snowboard• Commercial

Cellular Network

Popularculture

• YMCA sues the Village People for libel because of their song of the same name

• Sid Vicious, former member of Sex Pistols, dies of a heroin over-dose dur-ing

Walter Mondale42nd Vice President of the United StatesServed from Jan. 20, 1977 to Jan. 20, 1981

1979Jaguar

ChevyCamaro

Pope John Paul II

Ayatollah Khomeini

Top left:Three-MileIsland nuclearaccident. Bottom left: Margaret Thatcher,British PM. Below: The Village People.

Sid Vicious, Sex Pistols


Popular films• Superman: The Movie• Every Which Way But Loose• Rocky II• Alien• The Amityville Horror• Star Trek: The Motion Picture• Moonraker• The Muppet Movie• The Deer Hunter

• Kramer vs. Kramer

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BORN THIS YEAR: Above right: Leroy Petry,Army Medal of Honor recipient.

Above left: Cote de Pablo, actress; Mena Survari, actress; Bam Margera, skaterboarder;

Natasha Lyonne, actress

TV shows• The Dukes of Hazzard• The Facts of Life • Buck Rogers in the 25th Century • Knots Landing

his trial for murdering his

girlfriend• Pink Floyd releases

“The Wall,” with top sell-ing single “Another Brick in the Wall”

• Trivial Pursuit game is launched

• Bungee jump-ing introduced

• Income per year ... $17,500• Minimum wage .......... $2.90• New house ........... $58,100• Monthly rent ................ $280• New car ................... $4,100• Gallon of gas ................. 86¢• Dozen eggs ................... 85¢• Gallon of milk .............. $1.89• Loaf of bread ................. 45¢• First-class stamp .......... 15¢• Movie ticket ................ $2.50

AVERAGE COSTOF LIVING

Popular music• “My Sharona,”

Knack• “Bad Girls,” Donna Sum-

mer• “Le Freak,” Chic• “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy,”

Rod Stewart• “Reunited,” Peaches and

Herb• “I Will Survive,” Gloria

Gaynor• “YMCA,” Village People• “Ring My Bell,” Anita

Ward

1979

ChevyCorvette

Catherine Bachplayed Daisy Duke in

Dukes of Hazzard

Bunge jumping

introduced

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Cast of “Knots Landing”

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Just for

LaughsDeaf genie

Two men were out fishing when one decides to have a smoke. He asks the other guy if he has a lighter. He re-plies “Yes I do!” and hands the other a 10 inch long BIC lighter. Surprised the guy asks, “Where did you get this?” The guy replies, “Oh I have a personal genie.” The first man asks, “Can I make a wish?” Sure says the other man, “Just make sure that you speak clearly cause he is a little hard at hearing.” “Ok I will” says the other as he rubs the lamp a genie appears and asks the man what he wants The man says, “I want a million ducks.” The ge-nie says OK and goes back to his bottle and 10 seconds later a million ducks fly over head . And the guy says to the other “ Your genie realy sucks at hear-ing doesnt he?” The other man replies, “I know, do you really think I asked for a 10 inch BIC?”

All’s fair in love and warThis old guy goes into a church in a

small town in the hills of Italy and asks the priest to hear his confession. The priest listens and then asks, “Is there anything else?” The old guy says, ‘’Dur-ing the war, when I was young, a beau-

tiful German girl came to my farm after escaping and asked me if I would hide her. I told her I would if she provided me with sexual favors.” The priest replies, “Don’t worry about it. It was wartime and you both were under a lot of pressure.” The old guy says, “Does that mean that I have to tell her that the

war is over?”

Today’s menu itemThe cowboy was sipping his tequila

in the cantina when the waiter served the table next to him a delicious smell-ing plate. He later asked the waiter what the dish was. The waiter ex-plained, “It is called Cojones de Toro, the testicles of a bull.” The cowboy promptly replied that it smelled and looked delicious. The waiter replied that there was only one serving per day from that morning’s bull fight. He went on to explain that the cowboy could come in tomorrow morning and place his order for the delicacy to be served that evening. The next morning the cowboy went to the cantina and placed his order. That evening when he was served, he inspected the entrée and called the waiter back and asked why the items on the plate were so much

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Name gameA woman has twins, and gives them

up for adoption. One of them goes to a family in Egypt and is named “Amal.” The other goes to a family in Spain, they name him “Juan.” Years later, Juan sends a picture of himself to his mum. Upon receiving the picture, she tells her husband that she wished she also had a picture of Amal. Her hus-band responds, “But they are twins. If you’ve seen Juan, you’ve seen Amal.”

DrowningThree boys walk through the woods

and suddenly hear cries for help. They follow the sound to the lake and see President Obama drowning. The boys jump into the water and drag him to shore.

Obama asks the boys how he can re-pay them. The first boy says, “I want a boat.”

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Ever wonder… • Why the sun lightens our hair, but

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with their mouth closed? • Why you don’t ever see the head-

line “Psychic Wins Lottery”?• Why “abbreviated” is such a long

word?• Why doctors call what they do

“practice”?• Why you have to click on “Start” to

stop Windows 98?• Why lemon juice is made with ar-

tificial flavor, while dish washing liquid is made with real lemons?

• Why the man who invests all your money is called a broker?

• Why there isn’t mouse-flavored cat food?

• Who tastes dog food when it has a “new & improved” flavor?

• Why they sterilize the needle for lethal injections?

• Why they don’t make the whole plane out of the material used for the indestructible black box?

• Why sheep don’t shrink when it rains?

• Why they are called apartments when they are all stuck together?

• If con is the opposite of pro, is Con-


gress the opposite of progress?• Why they call the airport “the ter-

minal” if flying is so safe?

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Owning the fact you are powerless over your behaviors marks the begin-ning of recovery. When your ego stops calling the shots, horror gives way to hope. An enormous feeling of relief follows surrender. The bag of bricks you’ve shouldered for so long is lifted, awakening intense emotions long anes-thetized with chemicals. You enter the miracle phase of recovery. You’re float-ing on a cloud; an intensely beautiful pink cloud.

However, there is a tendency at this point to feel so victorious that you stop doing the work, Instead you want to celebrate your newfound freedom by shouting out to anyone who will listen. A.A. describes this person as one who completes Step-One (surrender) and immediately skips to Step-Twelve (shar-ing the message with others) without doing any of the work in-between. You can also think of it as being naive, lazy or overconfident. You might be sober, but you haven’t identified your triggers or cravings nor learned healthy coping skills. You haven’t set things right with the people you wronged. You haven’t developed a new way of living. This is tough stuff that takes time.

Eventually life tap-dances on your head. You’re jolted back to reality by issues — both good and bad — which you haven’t the skills to handle. So you lose faith in the recovery process, sink into depression, and relapse.

Or not. With all due respect to A.A., that is a myth! The truth is, you can ride your pink cloud for the rest of your life. My miracle began October 21, 2008. Life sober has been intensely beauti-ful ever since. Of course there are chal-lenges. But recovery teaches that you can overcome anything so long as you keep things in perspective, stop trying to control everything and focus on just those things you can change by using the tools (i.e. Steps) you develop. Let me assure you, the worst day sober is infinitely better than the best day high.

Simply work a recovery program — rigorously, honestly, humbly — and you will find yourself riding atop your very own pink cloud. Then, whether or not you ever give up this intensely beau-tiful state of mind will be your choice alone. But I warn you, pink clouds, like

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Fission chips.• They say a Freudian slip is when

you say one thing, but your really mean your mother.

• What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?

• The past, the present and the fu-ture walked into a bar. It was tense.

• What’s another name for Santa’s elves? Subordinate Clauses.

• When I was a kid, my English teach-er looked my way and said, “Name two pronouns.” I said, “Who, me?”

• There’s a band called 1023MB. They haven’t had any gigs yet.

• A photon checks into a hotel and the bellhop asks him if he has any lug-gage. The photon replies, “No I’m trav-eling light.”

• Did you hear about the man who got cooled to absolute zero? He’s OK now.

• How many surrealists does it take to screw in a light bulb? A fish.

• Why can’t you trust atoms? Be-cause they make up everything!

Terrible jokes• The midget fortune teller who

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• The dyslexic devil worshipper sold his soul to Santa.

• What does a nosey pepper do? Get jalapeño business.

• You kill vegetarian vampires with a steak to the heart.

• There was a prison break and I saw a midget climb up the fence. As he jumped down her sneered at me and I thought, well that’s a little condescend-ing.

• So this guy with a premature ejac-

ulation problem comes out of nowhere.• A blind man walks into a bar. And

a table. And a chair.• Did you hear about the Mexican

train killer? He had locomotives.• How does NASA organize their

company parties? They planet.• Why can’t you hear a pterodactyl

go to the bathroom? Because the “P” is silent.

• Why does Snoop Dogg carry an umbrella? Fo’ drizzle.

• What time is it when you have to go to the dentist? Tooth-hurtie.

• My friend recently got crushed by a pile of books, but he’s only got his shelf to blame.

• What did Jay-Z call his girlfriend before they got married? Feyoncé.

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Russell Beland, deputy assistant secretary of the Navy for military man-power and personnel, had sent a letter to DoL April 8 asking for an exemption from the wage regulations.

In that letter, Beland said Navy and Marine Corps exchange officials esti-mate that unless relief is granted, up to 390 fast food concession operations would close on installations across the U.S. and its territories, with a loss of nearly 5,750 jobs, many held by mili-tary family members and veterans.

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