Show
Notes for Friday June 7, 2019
Today
is a #MovieStarFRIDAY! We visit with Austin Nichols. His role in Six
Feet Under led to films like The Day After Tomorrow, Wimbledon, and
Glory Road. Then after playing Morgan Earp on Deadwood, David Milch
asked Austin to play the title role in his new series, John From
Cincinnati. Nichols has been on a string of hit cable shows. Ray
Donovan, Bates Motel and The Walking Dead.
He has a new movie out called The Iron Orchard -
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June
7
National
Boone Day
National
Chocolate Ice Cream Day
National
VCR Day
National
Doughnut Day
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An
Israeli study found that children who are raised with dogs have lower
blood pressure. (https://cutt.ly/2iqXMn)
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Cops
say that a Florida Woman denied ownership of a bag of MDMA
(Ecstasy/Molly) that dropped from her shorts right after a “feminine
product” fell from the same space. Officers responding to a call
Saturday afternoon about a disturbance at a Vero Beach residence
encountered 34-year-old Kristen Szatmary seated in a taxi outside the
home. While speaking with Kristen--who said she had just been in a
“verbal disturbance” with her mother--a sheriff’s deputy
“observed white powder on her right nostril.” The cop then asked
Kristen to exit the vehicle. As Kristen stepped out of the taxi, “a
feminine product fell from her shorts followed by a clear bag with a
white substance,” according to an arrest affidavit. “It’s not
mine,” Kristen reportedly declared. “I’m supposed to give it to
someone.” The “feminine product,” which is not further
described in court filings, appears to have been keeping the baggie
in its storage place. A deputy reported that Kristen “advised the
white substance was ‘molly.’” Charged with possession of a
controlled substance, she was booked into the county jail on the
felony count. (https://bit.ly/2QJLlZR)
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James Holzhauer’s streak of thirty-two consecutive Jeopardy wins ended Monday, with the professional gambler taking home a total of $2.4 million dollars. (https://nyp.st/2W7a9Mt)
Box
Office Mojo is reporting that a wave of films featuring dogs as the
lead characters have rejuvenated movie revenues over the past year.
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Detroit police arrested two men who rammed a U-Haul truck into a bank and tried to rob it. (https://cutt.ly/fiqXga)
A Swedish company is creating rentable pogo sticks that will be available on the streets on San Francisco in the fall. (https://cutt.ly/FiqZ6n)
MSC Cruise Lines has launched an investigation into the Cruise Ship that rammed a dock in Venice on Sunday. A spokesperson assured the public that no one in the crew had been drinking. (https://cutt.ly/7iqZYF)
Vladimir Putin has successfully tested the world’s fastest missile that can travel up to 9,000 miles per hour. (https://cutt.ly/GiqHQy)
Sunday’s nationwide Google outage left users of “smart homes” unable to get inside their houses. (https://bit.ly/2IejZqW)
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Sean Connery Turned Down the Role of Gandalf. The wise wizard of The Lord of the Rings almost had a bit of a 007 vibe. Sean Connery was originally offered the role that Ian McKellen would make into a classic, but turned it down—despite the offer of a 15 percent stake in the franchise’s box office profits.
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Alektorophobia… Fear of chickens.
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A man in Indianapolis reportedly called police to report the theft of his Subway sandwich. The circumstances into the disappearance of the sandwich were not immediately clear, but police were reportedly called to the scene after the entire foot of sandwich went missing sometime around 6:30 p.m. A police report obtained by the outlet has confirmed no arrests were made. Saturday’s alleged theft mirrors that of a similar theft in December, during which a thief in Polk County, Florida stuffed a gas-station sandwich – also of the foot-long variety – in his pants before absconding on a bike. Police in Indianapolis were not immediately available to respond to a request for comment on Saturday's incident or to confirm whether they’re hoping to recover the sandwich.
A man in Indianapolis reportedly called police to report the theft of his Subway sandwich. The circumstances into the disappearance of the sandwich were not immediately clear, but police were reportedly called to the scene after the entire foot of sandwich went missing sometime around 6:30 p.m. A police report obtained by the outlet has confirmed no arrests were made. Saturday’s alleged theft mirrors that of a similar theft in December, during which a thief in Polk County, Florida stuffed a gas-station sandwich – also of the foot-long variety – in his pants before absconding on a bike. Police in Indianapolis were not immediately available to respond to a request for comment on Saturday's incident or to confirm whether they’re hoping to recover the sandwich.
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34-year-old
Matthew Brown of Atlanta was accused of robbing a Walmart store three
times in one night. He stole $6,000 worth of merchandise. At 1:30
a.m. on March 22nd he entered Walmart and stole some electronic
items. Dragging the items to his car he loaded them and drove away.
Twenty minutes later he helped himself to more electronic items –
loaded them in a shopping cart and left without paying. Once more, he
loaded the items in his car and drove away. But was he finished?
Nope. He returned to the store a third time and lifted more
merchandise without paying for it, officials said. Some of the items
he took included three 50-65-inch TV’s, a drone, an AT&T
cellphone, a computer building kit, a flashlight, a Schwinn bicycle,
a HP Pavillion Desktop computer, a PS4 racing wheel, and a Western
Digital 6TB hard drive. He was charged with first-degree retail
fraud, and if convicted faces up to five years in
prison.
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THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
A VCR—A TENNIS RACQUET—A PIN
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THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
A VCR—A TENNIS RACQUET—A PIN
(They have HEADS)
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