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A
Florida man reportedly fleeing the long arm of the law was no match
for algae. 22-year-old Abraham Duarte was arrested this past weekend
after he allegedly attempted to flee Cape Coral police officers who
pulled him over around 7:00 p.m. Duarte immediately fled his vehicle
on foot and jumped into a canal in order to evade cops. However,
officials said the driver was quickly overcome by algae in the canal.
Police said as he was swimming, he swallowed some of the algae,
causing him to head back to the canal bank. Duarte eventually
surrendered to officers, and allowed them to pull him out of the
water. Officers said they found seven vials of THC oil in Duarte’s
car. He was taken to jail on charges of possession of a controlled
substance and resisting arrest without violence.
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Doctors say it’s a miracle that a 10-year-old Missouri (Harrisonville) boy is alive after he impaled his face on a foot-long meat skewer during a freak accident. Xavier Cunningham fell from a tree house Saturday afternoon when a group of yellow jackets attacked him. He landed on the metal skewer, which pierced his face, penetrating his skull all the way to the back of his head.
A couple in China was caught cutting down two trees in their community during the night. They told police their fortune teller told them it would improve their luck.
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Doctors say it’s a miracle that a 10-year-old Missouri (Harrisonville) boy is alive after he impaled his face on a foot-long meat skewer during a freak accident. Xavier Cunningham fell from a tree house Saturday afternoon when a group of yellow jackets attacked him. He landed on the metal skewer, which pierced his face, penetrating his skull all the way to the back of his head.
A couple in China was caught cutting down two trees in their community during the night. They told police their fortune teller told them it would improve their luck.
A
family in Australia videoed a great white shark circling them.
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A British runner is getting praise from athletes and parents around the world for pausing to breastfeed her 3-month-old during a rest stop. This wasn’t any run — Sophie Power was 16 hours into a 107-mile ultramarathon through France, Italy and Switzerland.
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A British runner is getting praise from athletes and parents around the world for pausing to breastfeed her 3-month-old during a rest stop. This wasn’t any run — Sophie Power was 16 hours into a 107-mile ultramarathon through France, Italy and Switzerland.
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The Grandiloquent Word of the Day
LINK TO TODAY'S WORD - Grandiloquent Words
Ultracrepidarian (uhl-truh-krep-i-DAYR-ee-uhn)
Adjective:
-Pertaining to one who is talking about things beyond the scope of their knowledge.
Noun:
-A person who gives opinions and advice on matters that they know little about.
Use instead of:
-Braggart
-Know-it-all
-Smarty Pants
-Windbag
This word was coined by the essayist William Hazlitt in 1819. From Latin "ultra" (beyond) + "crepidarius" (shoemaker), from "crepida" (sandal). Earliest documented use: 1819.
Used in a sentence:
“There is nothing more irritating than an ultracrepidarian going on about something they’ve never done or experienced, but about which they insist they've read several informative articles on the Facebook.”
-Pertaining to one who is talking about things beyond the scope of their knowledge.
Noun:
-A person who gives opinions and advice on matters that they know little about.
Use instead of:
-Braggart
-Know-it-all
-Smarty Pants
-Windbag
This word was coined by the essayist William Hazlitt in 1819. From Latin "ultra" (beyond) + "crepidarius" (shoemaker), from "crepida" (sandal). Earliest documented use: 1819.
Used in a sentence:
“There is nothing more irritating than an ultracrepidarian going on about something they’ve never done or experienced, but about which they insist they've read several informative articles on the Facebook.”
WEIRD NEWS:
Detectives
are searching for a man they say bought a motorhome with a
$246,445.51 check that later turned out to be worthless. When staff
at Lazy Days tried to process the check given to them by 59-year-old
Robert Schneider it was returned to them. Detectives say Schneider
handed over the worthless check before driving off the lot with a
2014 Winnebago motorhome. Detectives have provided pictures of the
same model as the stolen motorhome, however, these pictures are not
the actual stolen motorhome. A warrant was issued for Schneider’s
arrest Thursday for first-degree grand theft. Detectives have
followed leads and checked numerous campgrounds in an attempt to find
the stolen motorhome, which was last reported in Hollywood.
(https://goo.gl/JLcBbF)
MOMENT OF DUH:
A
Connecticut woman is headed to prison for her role in a month-long
crime spree in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including an attempted
bank robbery in which she and another woman dressed as nuns. Swahilys
Pedraza-Rodriguez received a 15-month sentence on Thursday. The
20-year-old New Haven woman had pleaded guilty in June to robbing a
bank in Garfield, New Jersey, while wearing a head covering and
conspiring to steal money from an ATM at a bank in Scotrun,
Pennsylvania. Her co-defendant, 24-year-old Melisa Aquino Arias of
Passaic, New Jersey, received a 37-month sentence Wednesday. The pair
were arrested last October, about two weeks after the Garfield
robbery, when they went to a Teaneck bank and asked about opening an
account. An employee recognized them and called police.
(https://goo.gl/7s5cFn)
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