Maddog Salamander

This is the episode with John Cena in it that aired on Wednsday January 27. I recognize the song, but I can't put my finger on it. It's been bugging me ever since I saw the show.

I do my genealogy, a lot. I love it. What would I need to make my beloved hobby a job and help others to find their ancestors?

Do you think that Arizona will trade one awesome WR who doesn't want to stay there (and who they don't want to pay) for another pretty awesome WR who doesn't want to stay in Denver (and who Arizona will still not want to pay?)

So I'm looking for historical (or it could be current) stories of someone who immigrated to a country, was a true patriot for that new country, and rose to leadership, or even made the "ultimate sacrifice" for that country. The first person who comes to mind is Arnold Schwarzenegger, but I would like to keep this out of the realm of Hollywood if at all possible. Any ideas?

So I'm looking for historical (or it could be current) stories of someone who immigrated to a country, was a true patriot for that new country, and rose to leadership, or even made the "ultimate sacrifice" for that country. The first person who comes to mind is Arnold Schwarzenegger, but I would like to keep this out of the realm of Hollywood if at all possible. Any ideas?

I have decided on a new course for my life, and that is reading more non-fiction(ish) books. So I am looking to make a list of books that include history, biography, humanities...well, really anything that is both entertaining and informative. Do you have any suggestions for this list?

I have decided on a new course for my life, and that is reading more non-fiction(ish) books. So I am looking to make a list of books that include history, biography, humanities...well, really anything that is both entertaining and informative. Do you have any suggestions for this list?

I have decided on a new course for my life, and that is reading more non-fiction(ish) books. So I am looking to make a list of books that include history, biography, humanities...well, really anything that is both entertaining and informative. Do you have any suggestions for this list?

I have decided on a new course for my life, and that is reading more non-fiction(ish) books. So I am looking to make a list of books that include history, biography, humanities...well, really anything that is both entertaining and informative. Do you have any suggestions for this list?

Don't worry, I'm not selling anything. To make it easier, you can choose from this list:

1. Win Powerball

2. IRA investments and 401k plan

3. Marry rich

4. Work hard, save money, earn a pension from my company, and rely on my nation's socail security program

5. I'm gonna go out in a blaze of glory way before I have to worry about getting old.

Mine is the Smithsonian's rejection letter to the amateur paleontologist.

http://www.snopes.com/humor/letters/smithsonian.as...

Go to this link: http://www.joshhosler.biz/ and you will know.

Mine is "Come Together/ Something" by The Beatles

Every time I go in for an MRI they ask if I have any tattoos. What dangers involve MRI's and tattoos?

I know that the book that paralyzed Nerim... TWICE... came from the Royal Treasury. Did we find a secret way into the treasury ourselves or did the book get delivered to us?

CUBICLE FARM LIVESTOCK

The rows upon rows

of gray cubicles

Stretch out for the eye to behold.

from under our nose

they pirate our souls

to line their pockets with gold.

We’re not the big boss,

nor his right-hand man.

Why don’t we hear the alarm?

We’re gathering moss

Getting fat in the can –

We work the prairie dog farm.

We poke our heads up,

we see what goes on,

we squint at the florescent light.

We prairie dog puppies,

we CEO pawns,

we give our all for the fight.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/10/ob...

Take a look at this story (it's short I promise) and please tell me when my wanting to control my investments for my own retirement, and wanting to keep what I have earned made me "selfish".

Who first thought of this? Does it hurt? Was it hard to learn? I am fascinated with the grace and strength of ballet dancers and I have always wondered about this position.

I picked VT, Arkansas, Auburn, USC, and Texas to win. They won and the system said that my picks were incorrect. What's up with that? Is it a point spread thing? Did everyone else get those picks wrong as well?

What is the name of the violinist who tours with Josh Groban? Two years ago she did a rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody" and last night she played a rocked out violin to "Kashmir." What is her name?

I want to compile a list of basic plots, ie the rescue plot, or solve the mystery...etc. Let's just put the plots out there and see how many we get. Some experts say that there are 20 plots, let's see if we get that many or more. I will reward with the points...of course.