Here's What Jack Was Up To This Morning...

 


 if you couldn't join us (and, by the way, where WERE you???), here's a few of the things we bounced around on the show this morning....


THIS MORNING'S AWWWWWW

Naomi Judd will be featured in the public affairs T-V show, Sharing Miracles relating the story of her triumph over Hepatitis C. Naomi says, "I was terribly sick. I barely knew who I was, where I was. You're not really in pain, but you just want to give up because you can't imagine living like this every day." Naomi, who at the time of her diagnosis was told that she only had three years to live, credits her strong spirit and her daughters Wyonna and Ashley for helping to overcome the disease.  

AWWWWWW

  

 

 

TODAY'S QUICK HITS
 

     

A woman went into labor and gave birth to a baby girl over the Atlantic Ocean during the eight-hour flight Wednesday from Amsterdam to Boston.  Everyone on the plane cheered, except for the passenger sitting in the next seat who said" I ALWAYS get stuck next to a crying baby!”

 

 Joe Diffie celebrated the big 5-0 last week with a surprise party thrown by his wife Theresa. Celebrity guests who showed up to party with Joe included Trace Adkins, Linda Davis, Hal Ketchum and George Jones who said he was delighted to be there, even if he had no idea where he was,

 

Two rescued Australian teenagers say they were idiots for getting lost for three days in rugged bush land after trying to sneak into a Victorian music festival without tickets.  In a related story, coming next season..Survivor: Victorian Music Festival

 

A woman named Vicki Iseman is suing the New York Times over a February article that hinted she had an affair with Senator John McCain in 1999.  Iseman says an affair would have been impossible because in 1999 she was only twenty and McCain was 81

 

 Things Jack Found Out While Looking Other Stuff Up....


Throughout history, television and movies have portrayed the future as being a place full of flying cars and jetpacks. 

Science fiction writer Nick Sagan's (son of world-famous scientist Carl Sagan) book "You Call This The Future?" is an "expedition in search of the future," providing clear explanations of today's cutting-edge technologies in transportation, computers, weapons and domestic life to find where science fiction has become reality.

Some Examples Of Technologies Promised To Us

• Jetpack ("Buck Rogers")

• Flying cars ("The Jetsons")

• Transporters ("Star Trek")

• Cyborgs ("The Six Million Dollar Man")

• Artificial intelligence ("2001:A Space Odyssey")

• Remote-control robots ("Lost in Space")

• Cryonics ("Vanilla Sky")

• Warp drives ("Star Wars")

• Time travel ("Back to the Future")

• Robot pets ("Dr. Who")

• Cybernetics ("Galactic Patrol")

• Space tourism ("A Fall of Moondust")

• Wormholes ("Stargate")

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

A man has designed a calendar that will drive bubble wrap fanatics crazy.

Stephen Turbek is selling a poster-size calendar covered with the plastic bubbles. Customers can pop a bubble each day to mark each passing day.

"It's perfect for obsessive people," said Turbek. "As long as they don't pop the whole year on the first day they get it."

info@BubbleCalendar.com

 
 
 



 
 
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Here's a fun Internet Find of the Day that should be good for killing several hours of your workday. It's a celebrity photo morph generator that lets you morph a photo of yourself, or anyone else, into a photo of your favorite celebrity.

Website: MyHeritage.com

 

 
 
  
  

Whitney Allen

7PM-Midnight