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Freezone in the Morning
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The 411
5:30 ish till 10:02:27 AM (yes......AM) actually, its supposed to be 5:30 till 10:00 AM
7:10 Morning Quiz. This week you can win a $50 Lottery Prize Pack.
7:50 Strange But True
8:10 Dumb Ass Trivia. This week you can win tickets to see "Shooter" at Regal Cinemas.
8:50 The Top 5.
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STRANGE BUT TRUE......NOT HEARD ON THR AIR
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LOOK AT THE MISSILES ON THIS CHICK: In Arizona, the Sky Harbor International Airport became the country's first to begin testing a controversial new federal screening system that takes X-rays of passenger's bodies in an effort to find concealed explosives and other weapons. The Phoenix airport started testing the new technology on Friday. It can see through people's clothes and show the body's contours with blush-inducing clarity. Critics have said the high-resolution images created by the "backscatter" technology are too invasive...
... So be prepared for the scanners to issue orders like “Turn to the right,” “Turn to the left,” and “ Bend over and say you’re a bad girl...” A court has ordered a woman to pay her lesbian former partner $240 a month in child support - in a case of two states with differing legal views on same-sex relationships. Last month's Rutland Family Court ruling comes amid a continuing custody battle between Janet Jenkins and Lisa Miller over 4-year-old Isabella. Miller gave birth to Isabella, who was conceived through artificial insemination, after the couple legally joined in a civil union in 2002. But about a year later, Miller renounced her homosexuality, returned home to Winchester, Va., and denied Jenkins visitation rights. Since then, Vermont courts have ordered that Jenkins, who lives in Fair Haven, Vt., be allowed to visit Isabella, but a court in Virginia - which does not recognize same-sex unions - has granted Miller sole parental rights…
In Duluth, Ga. -- Authorities say two women have been arrested for prostitution in a case in which "dates" could cost as much as $10,000. Forty-two-year-old Lisa Ann Taylor was arrested yesterday at her million-dollar home in the exclusive Sugarloaf Country Club area. She also was charged with prostitution, keeping a place of prostitution and conspiracy to possess cocaine. The district attorney says her alleged partner, 30-year-old Nicole A. Probert, 30, of Lawrenceville was arrested on the same charges. He says both women are suspected of participating in "high-end" acts of prostitution in Gwinnett County and other states in which dates can cost $10,000. Taylor, who goes by the name Melissa Wolf on the site, boasts that she is "North America's Most Published Centerfold and one of Penthouse Magazine's Most Published Pets" on her personal Web site…
… Add to that “most sought after cell-mate”…
A 75-year-old Vietnamese grandma hospitalized with stomach pains was found to be carrying a fetus at least 50 years old. Scans revealed the skull, backbone, ribs and limbs to be the size of a normal 8-month-old inside Dinh Thi Thu, which doctors attributed to an ectopic pregnancy. "She said she noticed the growth in her belly 50 years ago," said Dr. Nguyen Ngoc Tai. "She sometimes felt some movement in her abdomen, but gradually she just forgot about it and found no problem with it."
… Strom Thurmond strikes again– wasn’t he over there about that time?
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The Los Angeles Zoo paid $4,500 to an expert in the ancient Chinese art of feng shui to ensure three endangered golden monkeys on loan from China can have a strong life force. Consulting the feng shui expert was part of the cost for a $7.4 million enclosure for the golden monkeys debuting at the zoo later his year. Feng shui focuses on balance in design to promote health and happiness…
… Downtown LA homelessness still a problem…
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Hopping on one leg 50 times a day can help women beat bone-wasting condition osteoporosis, a study in Britain has found. Tests over a six-month period showed a stronger hip and heel in the leg used for hopping, but not in the other leg. The exercise also helped with balance and muscle use — two factors which can prevent falls in old age…
… Not only that, but you’ll have a better shot at bagging Paul McCartney…
An off-duty Northwest Airlines employee was arrested after a woman on a flight from Seattle complained that the man had ejaculated on her. The FBI identified the man as Samuel Oscar Gonzalez, 20, of Lakewood, Wash. He was charged in federal court with simple assault, a misdemeanor. It happened on the redeye Monday morning from Seattle to Minneapolis. The woman was headed back to college. Near the end of the flight, the FBI said Gonzalez sat next to the woman as she was trying to sleep. He touched her, which she described as spooning, lifted her shirt and then got up and left. Court documents said she felt a warm fluid on her back, clothes and seat after he walked away. She told the officers he had ejaculated on her…
… He must have been in his original and upright position?
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Personality Links
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The Toad Tommy was talking about.
Thursday 04-05-2007 11:22am ET
 Here is a picture of the toad that Tom was talking about on the show this morning.  VIDEOGoodbye Andy
Wednesday 02-28-2007 5:35pm ET
 Tom and I want to wish Andy and his wife the best of luck in Hershey and hopefully in Washington. We'll miss him coming in and hanging out with us on the air. We golfed with him in the Binghamton Senators Golf Tournament back in October and Andy had the Longest Drive, but then again he almost killed Neil Komadoski with one of his drives. The picture below is from that tournament at Endwell Greens.  From left to right, Gerard (Tommy's Nephew), Nicole (Andy's wife), Andy, Chris (Jim's Fiance) Jim Free, and Tom the Electrician. There is good news with the Binghamton Senators. Broome County will play host to the A.H.L. all-star game.  BINGHAMTON, N.Y. – American Hockey League President and CEO David Andrews has announced that the Binghamton Senators and the city of Binghamton have been awarded the 2008 AHL All-Star Classic.
The announcement was made this evening at the Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena in Binghamton.
"The American Hockey League is excited to be bringing its premier event to Binghamton, a city with a rich tradition of AHL excellence," said Andrews. "The 2008 AHL All-Star Classic will again be a showcase of our sport's very best young professional players, as well as a celebration of the American Hockey League and its storied history. We're proud to be working with the Senators to host this event in Broome County."
The Broome County Arena and the city of Binghamton will be hosting their 26th season of AHL hockey in 2007-08. This will be their first AHL All-Star event.
"It is indeed a privilege for us to partner with the AHL in hosting the 2008 All-Star Classic and to showcase the best young players in the world," said Tom Mitchell, executive vice president of operations for the Binghamton Senators. "We're also excited to be able to bring tremendous national and international exposure to our community." FINALLY.... THE RANGERS HOLD THE LEAD
Tuesday 02-27-2007 10:53pm ET
TUESDAY FEB.27 WELL , IT TOOK LONG ENOUGH, BUT THE RANGERS WON LAST NIGHT. I'M A TRUE RANGER FAN......BUT IF THEY DONT START PLAYING ALL THEIR GAMES THE WAY THEY PLAYED TONIGHT....THEY WONT CATCH ANYONE TO MAKE THE PLAYOFFS. HENRIK HAS PLAYED WELL..........BUT IT SEEMS HE HAS TO SHUT A TEAM OUT TO GET A WIN. SCORE, GET THE LEAD, AND HOLD ONTO IT. WE'LL SEE WHAT HAPPENS THURSDAY.
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