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October
5
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Get Funky Day
National
Rhode Island Day
National
Do Something Nice Day
National
Apple Betty Day
October
6
National
Coaches Day
National
Orange Wine Day
National
Plus Size Appreciation Day
National
Mad Hatter Day
National
German-American Day
National
Noodle Day
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new study claims that eating red meat is not linked to heart disease
or cancer, as was previously thought. (https://wb.md/2moIaMl)
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An
Oregon felon allegedly placed methamphetamine into bean dip that she
served to co-workers at a Thriftway supermarket, according to cops
who arrested the woman on multiple criminal counts. Police charge
that 38-year-old Cassandra Medina-Hernandez provided the spiked bean
dip to a woman who fell ill after consuming it. Upon being treated at
a hospital, the victim “learned the bean dip may have contained
methamphetamine.” The 27-year-old victim told cops that
Medina-Hernandez, who was working in the store’s deli department,
provided her with the bean dip. A fellow Thriftway employee told
police that Medina-Hernandez “told her about placing drugs inside”
the victim’s food. After opening a criminal probe, investigators
determined that “at least one other employee had consumed bean dip
from the same dish that was believed to have been contaminated.”
Deputies arrested Medina-Hernandez on several charges, including
unlawful delivery of methamphetamine and recklessly endangering
another person. (https://bit.ly/2n4WsC0)
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Ratings for “Saturday Night Live” fell by 30% in its debut episode. (https://bit.ly/2nbguLo)
Looking for a good horror film in October? USA Today has ranked the 50 best from the past 20 years. Here are the TOP FIVE
5. Get Out (2017)
4. The Witch (2016)
3. The Wailing (2016)
2. 28 Days Later (2003)
1. Kill List (2012)
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Prince Harry closed his African tour by calling on the world to end “greed, apathy, and selfishness” so we can fight climate change. (https://bit.ly/2n06VyX)
Christina Aguilera had a wardrobe malfunction during her concert at Planet Hollywood on Friday. (https://dailym.ai/2oHUqbG)
A new law in California makes it legal for college athletes to hire agents and make money from endorsements.
Most Americans aren’t taking Mom’s advice to “eat your vegetables.” A survey shows only 27 percent of adults nationwide eat the recommended three or more servings of vegetables a day, and just 33 percent get two or more servings of fruit.
Justin Bieber remarried Hailey Baldwin in South Carolina on Monday just one year after tying the knot for the first time. The South Carolina resort where they held the ceremony has given a refund to guests who complained about the restaurant being shut down. (https://pge.sx/2ofFscM)
More divorces happen in March and August than in any other months, according to a study from the University of Washington. Researchers speculate couples avoid filing for divorce around Christmas and New Year’s, as well as when school is out for the summer, because these times are considered sacred to families.
It’s Zombie Preparedness Month and 14% of you have a zombie apocalypse plan… because ‘merica. The younger the person in the poll the more likely they were to claim they have a zombie apocalypse plan. While one in four millennials have a zombie plan prepared, just six percent of Baby Boomers do.
FUN FACT FOR YOU:
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If Pinocchio says 'My Nose Will Grow Now', it would cause a paradox. This is known as Pinocchio’s Paradox. If you think about it, Pinocchio’s nose would have to grow to make his statement not a lie, but then it can’t grow otherwise the statement would not be a lie.
NEWS
HEADLINES.... FROM SOMEWHERE IN THIS WORLD!
A bus driver in Poland got so fed up with rowdy students that he abandoned his route and dumped them back at school. His boss backed the driver’s radical action and threatened to suspend the bus route if behavior doesn’t improve.
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This is a different kind of Cinderella story. Deputies say a shoe left behind at robbery led them to arrest a 30-year-old Bradenton man. On Feb. 3, deputies say two men approached an outside kiosk at the mall in Ellenton, broke into the register and started to steal cash. Two workers confronted the men and got into a fight that ended with one of the workers on the ground being kicked by a suspect. During the fight, the worker grabbed the man's shoe. Both suspects fled, leaving the injured victims behind. Deputies sent the shoe to be DNA tested and the sheriff's office says the DNA matched Nicholas Bishop of Bradenton. He was arrested and charged with robbery.https://www.wvlt.tv/content/news/Shoe-left-behind-at-robbery-scene-leads-to-arrest-of-Florida-man-558598871.html
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customer at a Nashville McDonald's was not lovin' his coffee
Thursday. CBS
affiliate WTVF reported, Charles Prince complained to an employee,
saying his coffee was too watery and wanted to know if they had a
strong cup. Investigators say the employee told the Prince the coffee
is brewed daily, but Prince got angry. Prince reportedly hit another
large cup on the counter, filled with hot coffee. The coffee spilled
onto a female employee and burned her arm, according to officials.
Prince was arrested and charged with assault.
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What do these 3 things have in common:
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