Today's guest is author Mary Yungeberg - http://maryyungeberg.com
"Happiness
is not something you postpone for the future; it is something you
design for the present." --Jim Rohn
"Happiness
is not something you postpone for the future; it is something you
design for the present." --Jim Rohn
Brought to you by the Addiction Hope and Helpline! 1-800-438-0380Researchers
with the Boston University School of Medicine said e-cigarettes may
pose significant health risks despite their perception as being less
harmful than traditional cigarettes. CBS
Boston reported on Thursday that the researchers looked at the
short-term effects of flavoring chemicals used in e-cigarettes and
discovered that flavor additives are directly toxic to blood vessels.
Over time, they said, the chemicals could lead to heart and blood
vessel disease similar to that caused by traditional cigarettes. CBS
Boston said the new research provides more reason for adults to avoid
the popular product and for parents to discourage their children from
using them.
BRAIN ON DRUGS:
Brought to you by the Addiction Hope and Helpline! 1-800-438-0380Researchers
with the Boston University School of Medicine said e-cigarettes may
pose significant health risks despite their perception as being less
harmful than traditional cigarettes. CBS
Boston reported on Thursday that the researchers looked at the
short-term effects of flavoring chemicals used in e-cigarettes and
discovered that flavor additives are directly toxic to blood vessels.
Over time, they said, the chemicals could lead to heart and blood
vessel disease similar to that caused by traditional cigarettes. CBS
Boston said the new research provides more reason for adults to avoid
the popular product and for parents to discourage their children from
using them.
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Tennessee man was arrested after allegedly sprinkling cocaine over an
officer’s head. Nashville police officers saw 20-year-old Antonio
Freeman roll what appeared to be marijuana in a blunt. When an
officer approached Freeman, police said he tried to hide the blunt he
was rolling. Freeman put the rolling papers and marijuana in his
pocket and, in front of three officers, took out a bag of cocaine and
began to sprinkle the powder on Officer Ryan Caulfield’s head.
Freeman was arrested and police seized 2.5 grams of cocaine that he
allegedly tried to destroy. Police said they also discovered a scale
and a pill bottle with marijuana residue behind the man’s scrotum.
He was arrested on felony drug and tampering charges.
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BIG SCREEN-LITTLE SCREEN: Brought to you by ChannelSurferTV.com... TV with a LOWER monthly fee!Three people have been indicted in Los Angeles County Superior Court for
allegedly kidnapping two actors and holding them hostage for $10,000 ransom. Keith Andre Steward, Johntae Jones and Amber Neal are facing charges including kidnapping, assault with a firearm, grand theft, mayhem, conspiracy and possession for sale of methamphetamine. The suspects allegedly abducted 36-year-old Daisy McCrackin, who is best known for her role in “Halloween Resurrection” and actor Joseph Capone from McCrackin's home on May 3, 2017.
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Washington state woman pled guilty to embezzling nearly $300,000 from
Costco. Robin Cline, 54, pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud charges
.Cline
was an accounts receivable clerk at a Costco warehouse from 1996 to
2016. She was in charge of processing payments and refunds from
Costco customers, along with other day-to-day transactions. Cline
embezzled money from Costco by adding false or fraudulent entries
into Costco member accounts, including refunds, credits and other
charges that appeared to be credited back to Costco members, court
documents state. She would double-charge orders, which Costco would
reimburse, and divert customer credit rewards into her own bank
account, or her son’s bank account. According to authorities, she
created nearly 300 false and fraudulent reports between April 2011
and July
2016.
https://www.ajc.com/news/national/washington-woman-admits-cheating-costco-out-nearly-300-000/tTNGO68xBzL58SYAKwk2gO/
Sonic has a pickle slush, Chick-fil-A has risen in popularity due to their pickle-brined chicken sandwiches and now KFC is getting into the pickle craze with what they have affectionately named “Pickle Fried Chicken.” This hit stores last month, KFC takes their “Extra Crispy Chicken recipe and coat it in pickle sauce, featuring onion and garlic notes, buttermilk and a white and black pepper blend — a combination that is sure to satisfy even the ultimate foodie’s palate.”
An Australian was charged with falsifying a death notice to get time off work. The man paid $25 to put a death notice about his father in his local newspaper. The man then used the notice to get time off work so he could look for another job. His plan was foiled when the man’s dad showed up at his place of work to take him to lunch.
https://www.ajc.com/news/national/washington-woman-admits-cheating-costco-out-nearly-300-000/tTNGO68xBzL58SYAKwk2gO/
Sonic has a pickle slush, Chick-fil-A has risen in popularity due to their pickle-brined chicken sandwiches and now KFC is getting into the pickle craze with what they have affectionately named “Pickle Fried Chicken.” This hit stores last month, KFC takes their “Extra Crispy Chicken recipe and coat it in pickle sauce, featuring onion and garlic notes, buttermilk and a white and black pepper blend — a combination that is sure to satisfy even the ultimate foodie’s palate.”
An Australian was charged with falsifying a death notice to get time off work. The man paid $25 to put a death notice about his father in his local newspaper. The man then used the notice to get time off work so he could look for another job. His plan was foiled when the man’s dad showed up at his place of work to take him to lunch.
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In needlework, UFO refers to an unfinished object.
The painting 'La Gioconda' is more usually known as “The Mona Lisa.”
The Grandiloquent Word of the Day
LINK TO TODAY'S WORD - Grandiloquent Words
Sedens
(se-denz)
Noun:
-A person who remains a resident of the place or region of his birth.
From New Latin sedent-, sedens, from Latin, present participle of sedēre to sit.
Used in a sentence:
“Poor Eugene is afraid to travel; I’m afraid he’s a sedens for life.”
Noun:
-A person who remains a resident of the place or region of his birth.
From New Latin sedent-, sedens, from Latin, present participle of sedēre to sit.
Used in a sentence:
“Poor Eugene is afraid to travel; I’m afraid he’s a sedens for life.”
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50 year old Oregon woman is accused of trying to murder her mother in
a bizarre series of events.
Kimberly Martin Hopkins arrived at her parents' Tennessee home
unannounced on June 14 for a visit. She had not physically seen her
parents in at least three years. At
some point during the visit, Hopkins had put in an order for helium
tanks with her mother's credit card. Officers
said the three went to Tellico Village Community church on Sunday the
17th, and approximately 30 minutes into the service they said Hopkins
left to go to a Target store in Maryville to buy clothing for herself
with her mother's card. It was when she returned to her parent's home
that things took a dangerous turn. Authorities said Hopkins took her
mother into a bedroom away from her father and proceeded to give her
a pedicure and a manicure. Deputies said she put lotion and then
rubber gloves on her mother's hands, and then she bound her wrists
together with plastic cable ties. She then put tape on her mother's
chin and mouth, and at that point her mother said she became
frightened of what was going on. Hopkins then put a plastic bag over
her mother's head and exclaimed "I have your Alexandrite ring,"
according to deputies. The mother struggled and screamed, and was
able to get up from the chair and to the door. Her husband then
opened the door and she ran out. Officers said Hopkins grabbed her
pedicure items and the helium tanks as she left the home and drove
off in a white rental Jeep. Officers arrested Hopkins later that day.
She is charged with attempted first degree murder, two counts of
fraud and two counts of theft. She is being held in the Loudon County
jail on a combined bond of
$762,000.https://www.wbir.com/article/news/crime/woman-accused-of-trying-to-kill-her-mother-in-loudon-county-after-giving-her-a-manicure/51-566386753
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Columbus
Police have arrested a man they say gave his driver's license to a
teller
at a bank he was robbing. According to court documents, David Menser is accused of robbing four Central Ohio banks between May 23 and June 12, 2018. During a robbery on June 4 at the Huntington Bank on 1880 Hilliard Rome Road, the sheriff's office says Menser was tricked into giving the teller his drivers' license. According to court documents, Menser approached the counter and presented a demand note for money that said "I have a gun." The teller gave Menser money and a dye pack. Menser took the money and put the dye pack back on the counter. Documents say Menser then told the teller he wanted more money. The teller told him a driver's license was required to use the machine to get our more cash. Menser reportedly then gave the teller his license to swipe through the machine and then the bank with the additional cash. A detective was able to identify Menser based on the ID and filed an arrest warrant for him. Menser is also accused of robbing the PNC bank at 3500 West Broad Street on May 23; the Heartland bank at 130 N. Wilson Ave. on June 7; and the PNC at 1715 Hilliard Rome Road on June 12. He was seen fleeing in a white vehicle in two of these instances.https://www.wate.com/news/watercooler/man-gave-teller-his-id-during-bank-robbery-police-say/1253826990?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_6News
at a bank he was robbing. According to court documents, David Menser is accused of robbing four Central Ohio banks between May 23 and June 12, 2018. During a robbery on June 4 at the Huntington Bank on 1880 Hilliard Rome Road, the sheriff's office says Menser was tricked into giving the teller his drivers' license. According to court documents, Menser approached the counter and presented a demand note for money that said "I have a gun." The teller gave Menser money and a dye pack. Menser took the money and put the dye pack back on the counter. Documents say Menser then told the teller he wanted more money. The teller told him a driver's license was required to use the machine to get our more cash. Menser reportedly then gave the teller his license to swipe through the machine and then the bank with the additional cash. A detective was able to identify Menser based on the ID and filed an arrest warrant for him. Menser is also accused of robbing the PNC bank at 3500 West Broad Street on May 23; the Heartland bank at 130 N. Wilson Ave. on June 7; and the PNC at 1715 Hilliard Rome Road on June 12. He was seen fleeing in a white vehicle in two of these instances.https://www.wate.com/news/watercooler/man-gave-teller-his-id-during-bank-robbery-police-say/1253826990?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_6News
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