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THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JAY LENO

*  People say Herman Cain was rambling and embarrassed himself while trying to answer a question about Libya. Some say it proves he's not qualified to be president. But the good news is, rambling and embarrassing himself does qualify him to be vice president.

*  Cain's only real foreign policy experience is from when he ran the National Restaurant Association and had to deal with the manager from the International House of Pancakes.

*  Police in New York City cleared Zuccotti Park of the Occupy Wall Street protesters. Why don't we let them occupy basketball arenas around the countries? We're not using them.
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CONAN

*  Occupy Wall Street protesters are planning to occupy the subway in New York City. Because if there's one place to confront the nation's wealthiest 1 percent, it's the subway.

*  Regis Philbin is retiring this week and Vice President Joe Biden stopped by and gave Regis a gift of a bag of tennis balls. When I retire, don't tell Joe Biden.

*  Someone shot a bullet at the White House. The Secret Service ruled out Jon Huntsman because that guy has no shot at the White House.
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LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN

*  New York City police went into Zuccotti Park in a midnight raid, and the mayor rode in on his pet Chihuahua.

*  Now the protesters are demanding to be relocated at an area Olive Garden.

*  No more sleeping or no camping in New York City parks. Hooker, crack dealers, not a problem.

*  Protesters are also now demanding that Mayor Bloomberg be replaced by Billy Crystal.
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Top Ten Things Said To Me, Dave, Backstage At 'Live! With Regis And Kelly'

10. "And you are . . . ?"
9. "It's one of Regis' last shows - try not to ruin it"
8. "Hair and makeup? What's the point?"
7. "Thank you for coming out of retirement to do our show"
6. "Please tell me you're not Regis' replacement"
5. "Gelman frisks all of the guests"
4. "Just what we need, another whiny old guy"
3. "Why is Regis quitting, and you still have a show?"
2. "There he is - get him!"
1. "Right this way, Conan"
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THE LATE LATE SHOW WITH CRAIG FERGUSON

*  President Obama is in Australia. When he's in Australia, his approval ratings go down the toilet in a counter-clockwise motion.

*  Obama was in Hawaii, now he's in Australia, and then he's going to Indonesia. I think he saw the Republican debates and thought, "This election will be a piece of cake. I'm going on vacation."

*  Obama said we're sending 2,500 marines to Australia. They're going for one reason: We've declared war on the dingoes. 
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LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON

*  The Republican Presidential candidates have really been fighting for attention this week. In fact, Rick Perry proposed cutting the president's salary in half. Yeah, Perry was like, "What do I care? It's not like it'll affect me!"

*  In a new interview, Herman Cain said that if Rick Perry were an ice cream flavor, he'd be "Rocky Road." I don't know, Perry's not really any flavor of ice cream. He's just the brain freeze part.

*  There's apparently an upscale club in New York where members eat beaver tail, hard boiled duck eggs, and lamb eyeballs. Or you could go the cheaper route, and just order a McRib.
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by Adam McManus

 
Over the course of my 20-year career as a radio talk show host, I've met and interviewed a lot of fascinating people.  Many of them are household names which you would recognize instantly. 


Tom Snyder, the 46-year-old owner of the regional Colonial Life Insurance office here in Garden Ridge, has got to be one of the most intriguing people I've met in a long time.  He's not famous.  He's not a political leader.  And he hasn't even written a book.
 
But he's spearheading a unique Christian ministry in our own backyard whose vision is as big as the Texas sky.



Now that he has become a successful businessman, Tom, a member of River City Community Church here in San Antonio, has a passion to give back to the community - especially to the children in demonstrable, life-changing ways.  


That's why he founded Trinity Oaks, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.  At the heart of the ministry are the youth hunts for 10 to 16-year-olds.  Throughout their time, the young people experience firearms safety instruction, target shooting and actual big game hunting.

In the process, Tom wants to give the tweens and teens access to the great outdoors, to build their character, and to teach them the importance of responsibility in our narcissistic culture. 

13-year-old David Defrees poses in front of the bear he killed on a Trinity Oaks Youth Hunt
in Canada with his father, other kids and  volunteer hunting guides on September 3, 2011. "Our goal with youth is three-fold.  First, we want to teach kids that hunting is not just about 'killing animals', but also about building relationships and enjoying God's majestic outdoors.  Second, we want to promote our country's hunting heritage to future generations," said Tom Snyder.  
 
"Third and most importantly, we want to show children of all ages that they have value and let them know there are people who care about them, people willing to listen to them and mentor them.  We have found you can really reach a child and make a difference in his life just by sitting next to a campfire and listening to what he has to say."

During the 2010/2011 hunting season alone, Tom personally acted as the lead field guide for every one of the 20 youth hunts attended by 85 young people, 53 of whom were first-time hunters.  Typically, each hunt is comprised of 3-5 youngsters along with their fathers and some volunteer guides. Each youth is assigned to an adult. 

Their goal for the upcoming 2011/2012 hunting season is to have 30 youth hunts attended by 100 kids and 75 first-time children hunters.


Amazingly, Trinity Oaks covers every single expense including the cost of transportation, the lease of the land, the hunting license fees as well as the food, lodging and the mounting of the child's wildgame trophy.
 
All the meat is processed for free by volunteers, ground up and frozen into family packs.  It's then distributed to needy families and homeless shelters throughout San Antonio as well as orphanages in Mexico.


1.  If you would like to suggest a boy or girl between the ages of 10 and 16 to participate in a future Trinity Oaks youth hunt, please call 210.447.0351, and tell them you are a McManus subscriber, or email.
 
2.  If you would like to volunteer to become a guide or firearms trainer for some of the youth hunts, please call 210.447.0351 and tell them you are a McManus subscriber or e-mail.
 
3.  If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to Trinity Oaks to ensure that the Youth Hunts and Wounded Warrior Hunts continue, donate on-line here. 

The cost of sending one underprivileged kid on a Christian Youth Hunt is $1,200.  And now, thanks to the generosity of one sponsor, anything that you give up to $100,000 will be doubled.

So, if you give $150 today, your donation will be doubled to $300 and fund one-quarter of the $1,200 cost for one kid to participate in this life-changing ministry.

If you give $300 today, your donation will be doubled to $600 and fund one-half of the $1,200 cost for one kid to participate in this life-changing ministry.

You can also make a tax-deductible donation by check made out to "Trinity Oaks." Send it to: Tom Snyder, Trinity Oaks, 9385 Miller Lane, San Antonio, Texas 78266. (Write "McManus newsletter" in the memo)

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