Good Morning, Do! ! Today is Thirsday, April 6 ___________________________________________________ History: Today, April 6 in 1652, Jan van Riebeeck established a settlement at Cape Town, South Africa. ____________________________________________________ Bonehead Award: Suspect shot, killed man who was checking his mail in Chandler _____________________________________________ Q Liberty without learning is always in peril; learning without liberty is always in vain.John F. Kennedy (1917 - 1963) Do not condemn the judgement of another because it differs from your own. You may both be wrong. --- Dandemis _____________________________________________________ The congregation liked their new clergyman, but were somewhat puzzled by his speaking style. His first sermon ran only 8 minutes; the second Sunday he spoke for 45 minutes; the third week he rattled on for an hour-and-a-half. That was enough for the Board to summon him for a little chat. To their relief, the preacher had a ready explanation. "The Saturday before the first sermon, I had my teeth pulled and my mouth was still terribly sore. But, by the time a week had gone by, I'd gotten used to my new dentures." Here the minister paused, and blushed deeply. "And as for last Sunday, well, I'm afraid that I picked up my wife's set of teeth by mistake!" ______________________________________________________ A husband visited a marriage counselor and said, "When we were first married, I would come home from the office, my wife would bring my slippers and our cute little dog would run around barking. Now after ten years it's all changed. I come home, the dog brings the slippers and my wife runs around barking." "Why complain?" said the counselor, "You're still getting the same service!" ___________________________________________________  PraseQuartz-Greece Bonnie, try this URL http://webby.com/humor/i/PraseQuartz-Greece-L.jpg ____________________________________________________ Doug had always been teased by his friends that his wife was more successful than he was. Some even went so far as to insinuate that he was overshadowed by her and henpecked. Doug had a sense of humor and always laughed it off. One day, one of his fiends asked the tiresome question AGAIN, "Who wears the pants in your family?" "I do," replied Doug. Then, after a pause, he added, "I also wash and iron them." ____________________________________________________  Great Egret, Southern Alberta ____________________________________________________ >From Barb To help save the economy, Pelosi will announce next month that ICE will start deporting seniors instead of illegals in order to lower Social Security and Medicare costs. A major study concluded that older people are easier to catch, offer less resistance, and most importantly, will not remember how to get back home. Be sure to send this notice to relatives and friends so they know what happened to you. I started to get emotional when I thought of you, then it dawned on me... I'll see you on the bus. _______________________________________________ An INTERNATIONAL BONEHEAD AWARD has been reported by Rock  Channing Vanderbilt, 31, Chandler, Arizona, USA Suspect shot, killed man who was checking his mail in Chandler Neighbor thinks gunman was aiming at anything that moved before killing a man. Police say a suspect accused of shooting and killing a man in a Chandler neighborhood has been arrested. A neighbor thinks he was shooting at anything that moved. According to police, officers responded to a shooting just before 5 p.m. on April 3 near Hunt Highway and Cooper Road and found a 58-year-old man who had been shot multiple times. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The man was not identified. "He was in his vehicle with his wife and had stopped to check their mail when confronted by the suspect, who opened fire on them," police said. The victim's wife was not hurt and dialed 911. The suspect, 31-year-old Channing Vanderbilt, stayed at the scene and was "behaving as a bystander" when police arrived. He was arrested. Police said Vanderbilt lives near where the shooting took place. Police said officers responded to a call nearby earlier the same day after a resident reported that someone had shot at his block wall. There were no witnesses to the shooting and no evidence was found, but investigators are working to determine if it is related to the deadly shooting. Suspect picked up shell casings as souvenirs,' court documents say _________________________________________________ DearWebby's Tech Support Pits From: Ina Re: Toner chips Dear Webby What do chips have to do with toner? Ina Dear Ina Toner is dirt cheap, cheaper than compost. Companies like Chuck's Samsung, or Canon, throw printers at you for little more than shipping cost, and then try to rip you off with the toner. To prevent you from refilling cartridges with cheap bulk toner, they put memory chips into the toner cartridges to identify them and to count the number of pages printed. Your cartridge might still be 3/4 full, but have reached the allowed number of pages, forcing you to buy a new cartridge. Plain extortion. To get around the extortion, some companies sell chips, that have been zeroed. Samsung, Canon, etc. of course know about that, and try to defeat the use of zeroed chips. Sometimes you are lucky with zeroed chips, sometimes you are not. I gave up gambling on them and just buy cartridges from reasonably reputable dealers, who have tested chips already included. Have FUN! DearWebby _____________________________________________________ Today, April 6 in 1199, English King Richard I was killed by an arrow at the siege of the castle of Chaluz in France. 1607, An expedition led by Captain Christopher Newport arrived at the Spanish colony of Puerto Rico for supplies before continuing on their journey. On May 14, they went ashore and founded Jamestown, Virginia, as the first permanent English colony in America. 1652, Jan van Riebeeck established a settlement at Cape Town, South Africa. 1789, The first U.S. Congress began regular sessions at the Federal Hall in New York City. 1814, Granted sovereignty in the island of Elba and a pension from the French government, Napoleon Bonaparte abdicates at Fountainebleau. He was allowed to keep the title of emperor. 1830, Joseph Smith and five others organized the Mormon Church in western New York. 1830, Relations between the Texans and Mexico reached a new low when Mexico would not allow further emigration into Texas by settlers from the U.S. 1862, The American Civil War Battle of Shiloh began in Tennessee. 1865, At the Battle of Sayler's Creek, a third of Lee's army was cut off by Union troops pursuing him to Appomattox. 1875, Alexander Graham Bell was granted a patent for the multiple telegraph, which sent two signals at the same time. 1896, The first modern Olympic Games began in Athens, Greece. 1903, French Army Nationalists were revealed for forging documents to guarantee a conviction for Alfred Dryfus. 1909, Americans Robert Peary and Matthew Henson claimed to be the first men to reach the North Pole. 1916, Charlie Chaplin became the highest-paid film star in the world when he signed a contract with Mutual Film Corporation for $675,000 a year. He was 26 years old. 1917, The U.S. Congress approved a declaration of war on Germany and entered World War I on the Allied side. 1924, Four planes left Seattle on the first successful flight around the world. 1927, William P. MacCracken, Jr. earned license number 1 when the Department of Commerce issued the first aviators license. 1931, "Little Orphan Annie" debuted on the NBC Blue network. 1938, The United States recognized the German conquest of Austria. 1941, German forces invaded Greece and Yugoslavia. 1953, Iranian Premier Mossadegh demanded that the shah's power be reduced. 1957, Trolley cars in New York City completed their final runs. 1965, U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson authorized the use of ground troops in combat operations in Vietnam. 1967, In South Vietnam, 1,500 Viet Cong attacked Quangtri and freed 200 prisoners. 1981, A Yugoslav Communist Party official confirmed reports of intense ethnic riots in Kosovo. 1983, The U.S. Veteran's Administration announced it would give free medical care for conditions traceable to radiation exposure to more than 220,000 veterans who participated in nuclear tests from 1945 to 1962. 1985, William J. Schroeder became the first artificial heart recipient to be discharged from the hospital. 1987, Dennis Levine began a two-year jail term for insider trading. 1988, Mathew Henson was awarded honors in Arlington National Cemetery. Henson had discovered the North Pole with Robert Peary. 1997, Mario Lemieux (Pittsburgh Penguins) announced that he would retire from the National Hockey League (NHL) following the playoffs of the current season. 1998, Citicorp and Travelers Group announced that they would be merging. The new creation was the largest financial-services conglomerate in the world. The name would become Citigroup. 1998, Federal researchers in the U.S. announced that daily tamoxifen pills could cut breast cancer risk among high-risk women. 1998, Pakistan successfully tested medium-range missiles capable of attacking neighboring India. 2023, Do smiled.
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