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Leave a Comment | Posted by Laurie Sanders on
It’s a horsey weekend…(part I)
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The 136th running for the roses, the grand daddy of all horse races, The Kentucky Derby will be held tomorrow around 3:00pm.
It’s known as the “most exciting two minutes in sports!”
Ever since I was a little girl and watched Secretariat come down the stretch…winning with a still-standing track record 1:59 2/5 I was hooked…I’ve watched and prayed to see another Triple Crown Winner…then came two…
Seattle Slew, 1977
Affirmed, last Triple Crown champ, 1978
Here’s the 2010 lineup of the Derby Contenders:
I have no favorite (Eskandarian was pulled earlier this week due to an injury)
So, I’m gonna throw caution to the wind and go with the Filly, “Devil May Care”
I like a feisty filly that can run with the big boys…
1. Lookin At Lucky (Garrett Gomez)
2. Ice Box (Jose Lezcano)
3. Noble’s Promise (Willie Martinez)
4. Super Saver (Calvin Borel)
5. Line of David (Rafael Bejarano)
6. Stately Victor (Alan Garcia)
7. American Lion (David Flores)
8. Dean’s Kitten (Robby Albarado)
9. Make Music for Me (Joel Rosario)
10. Paddy O’Prado (Kent Desormeaux)
11. Devil May Care * (John Velazquez)
12. Conveyance (Martin Garcia)
13. Jackson Bend (Mike Smith)
14. Mission Impazible (Rajiv Maragh)
15. Discreetly Mine (Javier Castellano)
16. Awesome Act (Julien Leparoux)
17. Dublin (Terry Thompson)
18. Backtalk (Miguel Mena)
19. Homeboykris (Ramon Dominguez)
20. Sidney’s Candy (Joe Talamo)
Leave a Comment | Posted by Jack Kulp on
This morning’s trivia at 6:20 on KOIT:
Q: A “porky” is Australian slang for…..
A:…a lie
A sausage is a snag, and a stickybeak a nosy person. If you want to delve more deeply in the colorful world of slang from Down Under, check out this Australian slang dictionary.
On Monday morning trivia I’ll be giving away Beach Blanket Babylon tix at 6:20. I’d love to go to that show again. BBB’s 36th anniversary is coming up next month! I’d love to know how many locals they’ve lampooned over time.

Whole Foods opened in our town last week. Walking distance from our house in fact, and it was quite a big deal. Local dignitaries of varying importance were on hand at the ribbon cutting. Bread cutting, actually. Then it was open for business! We’ve been familiar with Whole Foods for quite a while, and have been aware of their high quality……and high prices. “Whole Paycheck”, as the saying goes. With two teenage bottomless pits, we knew we weren’t going to be able to do our “heavy” shopping there. Maybe a few quick trips to Whole Foods during the week. That way, our bankruptcy will occur over a longer, more convenient period of time.

………and I’ll see you Monday.
Jack Kulp, KOIT
Leave a Comment | Posted by on April 29, 2010
THIRD HAND SMOKE-WHAT IS IT?
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WE’VE ALL HEARD WARNINGS ABOUT 2ND HAND SMOKE, NOW IT TURNS OUT WE NEED TO WORRY ABOUT ‘THIRD HAND’ SMOKE TOO.
WHAT IS 3RD HAND SMOKE?
It’s the nicotine concentrated vapor that burning tobacco releases. Experts say that stuff sticks to walls, carpeting, clothes, & hair, & can pose a health hazard, especially to infants & children. You can tell when your hotel room has been inhabited by smokers. (Always ask for a non-smoking room.) AND IF YOU ARE A SMOKER, or have been hanging out with one, consider a change of clothes before handling an infant. That tiny mouth & nose usually end up near your shirt.
Source: National Academy of Sciences
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ARE YOU AS FORGETFUL AS ME??
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I HAVE TO ADMIT IT. I AM VERY FORGETFUL. ALWAYS HAVE BEEN. ALWAYS WILL BE. HOW ABOUT YOU?
For most us us, it is little things. Here’s a list of the things most people forget:
LEAVING FOOD IN THE OVEN
A HOT CUP OF COFFEE GONE COLD
WHERE YOU PARKED THE CAR (1 OF MINE)
FORGETTING TO MOVE THE LAUNDRY FROM THE WASHER TO THE DRYER
CHARGING YOUR CELL PHONE
“FORGETTING” YOUR-AHEM-”REAL” AGE ![]()
WHERE YOU PUT YOUR CAR KEYS
PUTTING THE TOILET SEAT DOWN
WATERING THE PLANTS
I’m guilty of 2 or 3 of these every week. I never forget to move the laundry from the washer to the dryer cuz-well-girl friend Joy INSISTS on doing the laundry.
Leave a Comment | Posted by Jack Kulp on
Zippit….
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This morning’s trivia on KOIT:
Q: On this date in 1913, Godeon Sundbach of Hoboken, NJ received a patent for….
A: The zipper.

No, not THAT one.
THIS one:

…though BOTH are problematic when they break or get stuck.
Got a dime? Well then, you’ll be able to eat well at Fior d’Italia in North Beach tomorrow. America’s oldest Italian restaurant is celebrating 125 years in business by bringing back the menu and prices from 1886. Yup, linguine and meatballs for ten cents. Eggplant Parmigiana for 20 cents. If you really want to live large, you could blow 30 cents on roast sirloin.

Don’t be fooled by the date at the top of the menu. The event takes place Fri April 30th. Nah. Shouldn’t be TOO crowded. The 1886 prices will be in effect tomorrow from 11a-4p. Sounds like a fun time. But please, take care of your server with 2010 money. They’ll be very busy for about 5 hours tomorrow.
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KOIT News-April 29, 2010
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THE MASSIVE OIL SPILL IN THE GULF OF MEXICO IS EVEN WORSE THAN FIRST THOUGHT. BP, WHICH OPERATED THE OIL RIG THAT EXPLODED AND SANK LAST WEEK, SAYS IT WELCOMES HELP FROM THE U.S. MILITARY. A 3RD LEAK WAS FOUND WHICH IS SPEWING FIVE TIMES AS MUCH OIL INTO THE WATER THAN ORIGINALLY ESTIMATED. OIL COULD BE WASHING UP ON SHORE BY TOMORROW.
THE U.S. MILITARY POLICY WHICH HAS BANNED WOMEN FROM SERVING ON SUBMARINES IS HISTORY. SECRETARY OF DEFENSE ROBERT GATES ANNOUNCED 2 MONTHS AGO THAT THE NAVY WOULD BE LIFTING THE BAN UNLESS CONGRESS OBJECTED. THE DEADLINE PASSED AT MIDNIGHT WITH NO ACTION. THE NAVY WILL HAVE A PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY.
2 COAL MINERS ARE MISSING AFTER AN UNDERGROUND ROCK FALL IN WESTERN KENTUCKY. AT LEAST 2 OTHERS ESCAPED WHEN A CEILING COLLAPSED AT THE MINE 150 MILES WEST OF LOUISVILLE. OFFICALS ARE HOLDING OUT HOPE OF RESCUING THE MINERS BUT THEY’VE BEEN UNABLE TO CONTACT THEM.
THERE’S MORE EVIDENCE THAT THE JOB MARKET IS SLOWLY IMPROVING. THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE FILING CLAIMS FOR UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS DROPPED FOR A 2ND CONSECUTIVE WEEK. INITIAL APPLICATIONS DROPPED BY 11,000 TO THE LOWEST LEVEL IN 4 WEEKS.
Leave a Comment | Posted by Laurie Sanders on April 28, 2010
Cute as a bug and…
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just as small…
Be prepared to smile and say “Awwwww” when you see these pictures…
A very small horse born in New Hampshire could lay claim to the world record for lightweight foal. The pinto stallion named Einstein weighed just 6 pounds and measured 14 inches tall when he was born Friday in Barnstead, N.H.
Those proportions fit a human baby just about right but are downright tiny for horse, even a miniature breed like Einstein.
Dr. Rachel Wagner, Einstein’s co-owner, says the Guinness Book of Records lists the smallest newborn horse as weighing in at 9 pounds.
Breeders say that unlike the current record holder, Thumbelina, Einstein shows no signs of dwarfism. He’s just a tiny horse, he’s so adorable!
Check out the rest of the photos!
Leave a Comment | Posted by Laurie Sanders on
31¢ for 30-wonderful flavors…
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Time is LIMITED!!!!
Baskin Robbins is selling ice cream for 31 cents a scoop. You’re allowed 3 scoops per person…
The discounted ice cream is being served from 5 p.m.-10 p.m. tonight at participating Baskin-Robbins locations.
This event is to help honor America’s firefighters in cooperation with the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.




