Copyright
1994 |
Dedication: "This is dedicated to my wife, Robin, to my two sons Michael and Damien, and to the anticipated joy of my readers." Acknowledgment: To the assistance of Robin Lynne Piatt |
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| SELECTION OF READINGS | |||
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| 141. The pundit speaks ... Astrologically | 1 |
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| 142. The pundit speaks of nudity | 4 | ||
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143. The pundit speaks of the sense of sobriety | 6 | |
| 144. The pundit speaks of the purpose of rednecks | 8 | ||
| 145. The pundit speaks of God's sense of humor | 10 | ||
| 146. The pundit speaks of California | 12 | ||
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147. The pundit speaks of teeth | 15 | |
| 148. The pundit speaks of a middle age crisis | 16 | ||
| 149. The pundit speaks of dinosaur extinction | 18 | ||
| 150. The pundit speaks of gator bait | 20 | ||
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151. The pundit speaks of the causes of menopauses | 22 | |
| 152. The pundit speaks of crimes of the judicature | 24 | ||
| 153. The pundit speaks of the fear of homophobia | 26 | ||
| 154. The pundit speaks of the reel picture of movies | 28 | ||
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155. The pundit speaks of the charge of credit cards | 30 | |
| 156. The pundit speaks to toughen up athletic supporters | 32 | ||
| 157. The pundit speaks of the grail at the end of the trail | 34 | ||
| 158. The pundit speaks of hooters | 36 | ||
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159. The pundit speaks of late bloomer baby boomers | 38 | |
| 160. The pundit speaks of the sayings of the southern sage I | 40 | ||
| 161. The pundit speaks of the sayings of the southern sage II | 42 | ||
| 162. A pundit speaks of the sad story of the first American | 44 | ||
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163. AThe pundit speaks of fools of April first | 46 | |
| 164. AThe pundit speaks of man things | 48 | ||
| 165. AThe pundit speaks of a glossary of medical specialties | 50 | ||
| 166. AThe pundit speaks through the voice of Aesculapius | 52 | ||
| 167. AThe pundit speaks of the horrors of halitosis | 54 | ||
| 168. AThe pundit speaks of the spectacle of eye ware | 56 | ||
| 169. The pundit speaks of something funny called money | 58 | ||
| 170. The pundit speaks of goofing with golfing | 60 | ||
| 171. The pundit speaks of the B.S. of P.M.S. | 62 | ||
| 172. The pundit speaks of three reserves to preserve marriage | 64 | ||
| 173. The pundit speaks of beyond the hereafter | 66 | ||
| 174. The pundit speaks of silicone: a sticky subject | 68 | ||
| 175. The pundit speaks through the eyes of the infant | 70 | ||
| 176. The pundit speaks of the school of hard knocks | 72 | ||
| 177. The pundit speaks of the real skinny on obesity | 74 | ||
| 178. The pundit speaks of stepping into the dancery | 76 | ||
| 179. The pundit speaks of doing it doggy style | 78 | ||
| 180. The pundit speaks of this magic moment | 80 | ||
| 181. The pundit speaks of risk taking | 82 | ||
| 182. The pundit speaks of a snapshot of photography | 84 | ||
| 183. The pundit speaks of a flash of light | 86 | ||
| 184. The pundit speaks of mind exercises | 88 | ||
| 185. The pundit speaks of the age of the interior decorator | 90 | ||
| 186. The pundit speaks of mother's smotherly love | 92 | ||
| 187. The pundit speaks of Louisiana Lagniappe | 94 | ||
| 188. The pundit speaks of the a garage sale tale | 96 | ||
| 189. The pundit speaks of werewolf whereabouts | 98 | ||
| 190. The pundit speaks of a history mystery: pyramids | 100 | ||
| 191. The pundit speaks of new nice missiles since SALT I & II | 102 | ||
| 192. The pundit speaks of filling the body bags | 104 | ||
| 193. The pundit speaks of he who hates snakes | 106 | ||
| 194. The pundit speaks of La Cucaracha | 108 | ||
| 195. The pundit speaks of ups & downs of mountain climbing | 110 | ||
| 196. The pundit speaks of self made men | 112 | ||
| 197. The pundit speaks of Cajun medical definitions I | 114 | ||
| 198. The pundit speaks of Cajun medical definitions II | 116 | ||
| 199. The pundit speaks of decoding the State of the Union | 118 | ||
| 200. The pundit speaks of rise & fall of responsibility | 120 | ||
| 201. The pundit speaks of the benefits of grease | 122 | ||
| 202. The pundit speaks of the law of anything goes | 124 | ||
| 203. The pundit speaks of how time flies | 126 | ||
| 204. The pundit speaks of why I love New York City | 129 | ||
| 205. The pundit speaks of the art of modern art | 131 | ||
| 206. The pundit speaks of the God particle | 134 | ||
| 207. The pundit speaks of yachts of fun | 136 | ||
| 208. The pundit speaks of travel to the final frontiers | 138 | ||
| 209. The pundit speaks of altering genetic engineering | 141 | ||
| 210. The pundit speaks of improving your sex life | 145 | ||
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| Honoring the Author: "At this time I am very pleased to introduce to you Dr. Randolph Howes of New Orleans who has been designated as one of six americans to receive nationwide recognition. He was one of six people chosen out of over 1,000 nominees for this prize which is sometimes been referred to as the Nobel Prize for Goodness. This award was creatd in 1990 by the Positive Thinking Foundation (of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale), and is known as America's Award. This is the first Louisianan to be even considered for this award and I am very pleased to present him to you. He deserves this award because of his work in poor countries, where as a plastic surgeon he has donated his time, night and day, literally, for ehlping eliminate cleft (lips) palates and other problems for children in areas whree people had no access, whatsoever, to this type of medical attention. He has brought smiles and a better way of life for countless hundreds of people who will never have an opportunity to think him in person. But the President and Mrs. Clinton have designated him as one of six Americans to receive this award. Not only does he get this attractive plaque but there is a $5,000.00 homorarium that goes with it. At this time, I want to say that I am very proud of our citizen who has been selected for this national award and would like to present Dr. Howes to you." Following Dr. Howes' acceptance speech: ". . . Doctor, I just can't tell you how impressed I am and how pleased I am to know you and to know there are people in our society who has your attitude and your giving spirit. I just wish you every continued success and say that you make us all proud of you. And as a favor to you, I'll help you promote your song by not singing it!" Edwin W. Edwards Governor of Louisiana (From a 1994 speech at the Louisiana State Capital) |
The Pundit is ... the answer in search of the question |