Okay, here we go: 1. C. Ronald Reagan was the president who met Phil. Phil also met Oprah. 2. True. Of course, the one we had in our yard ran away from the raccoon and poked his nose out from under our steps to get the apples I tossed him. I thought he was a cutie. Maybe the internet is wrong on this. 3. A. Phil is right about 39% of the time according to the LiveScience site and the Parade magazine article "8 Crazy Facts about Groundhog Day." 4. The Groundhog Day celebration is rooted in a German superstition that says if a hibernating animal casts a shadow on Feb. 2, the Christian holiday of Candlemas, winter will last another six weeks. If no shadow is seen, legend says, spring will come early. 5. D. Yes Carol Channing was the first big star to do a half-time show at Super Bowl IV in 1970. They still included a marching band, Al Hirt, and Lionel Hampton with New Orleans jazz numbers. 6. B. The first Super Bowl is the only one broadcast on two stations simultaneously. It also is the only Super Bowl to have been simulcast in the United States by two networks: NBC had the rights to nationally televise AFL games, while CBS held the rights to broadcast NFL games; both networks were allowed to televise the game. It is also the only Super Bowl that was not a sell-out. Fours stars for all of you-feeling generous after the Super Bowl blowout! Thanks for playing all. Have a marvelous week! Cynthia

I do like the Twins/Olympic ad! In a way however, the powerful REAL "Human drama" in that story is a little "lessened" in a way because it's for only a "beer". Can't put my finger on exactly WHY, but there's a slight disconnect for ME anyway. This the original 9/11-Clydesdale ad. Aired only once on TV. When the music changes & the team starts to kneel....oh my... Faron Here is a link that might be useful: 9/11 Clydesdales...

Wonderful ideas - thank you! Love the Man Shed... maybe I can move James and his tv out to a Man Treehouse or a Man Shed? lol. Once he took his coke and pretzels and went and sat in his car when I had the girls over. No one knew where he went. He's a good boy :) It was terribly pathetic to see him sitting there all alone, but very loving :) He's not a sports fan, thankfully and there is already a fridge down there - we're more than halfway there :) I agree about lamps and fuzzy rugs. The fabric is a great idea - I wonder if I can drape it at the ceiling to create a softer ceiling than just floor joists and tons of pipes, wires, ducts etc. Luckily all the walls are either drywalled (not well, but it's something) or concrete bricks. you guys are the best - thanks for all your help!

I loved when the actual TV-Shows (60's, 70's, & some 80's shows...) had stud "Intro-songs"!! Rockford-Files, Dallas, Toma, Starsky & Hutch, SWAT, Battlestar-Galactica, etc. And OF COURSE....Miami-Vice!! More recently, The Who blaring in the CSI-Miami intro! YES! THAT got cranked in my household! Loved it for bringing back the Miami-Vice vibe. "We won't get fooled again/Who are you...!", & Roger Daltry's scream. Yesssssss! "Hey hey we're the Monkees!" I loved the recent Motley-Crue car ad! Couldn't tell you what kind of car it was for tho'........;-) Faron ps....as a Guy, I "don't mind" the viagra/cialis ads....;-)