Show
Notes for Monday December 23, 2019
It's
another #MovieStarMonday with Kevin
Sorbo (Hercules in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, and as Captain
Dylan Hunt in Andromeda) to visit about a few of his new films....
LG’s Bernie the Dolphin 2 is now on DVD and available for
downloading... and The Reliant, which jumped to the #1 spot on all
action films for an entire week on Amazon, following a successful
theatrical run on more than 700 screens in October. An unusual feat
for a small independent film, the pro-Second Amendment rights message
in THE RELIANT clearly struck a tone with the heartland, driving
enormous interest in the home entertainment property.
https://www.thereliantmovie.com/
December
23
National
Pfeffernusse Day
National
Roots Day
Festivus
Forefathers
Day
Chanukah
Begins
New research shows 52% of employees will be “workshopping” — that is, shopping online from the office or while using a corporate device. Of those respondents, 44% admitted that surfing for deals hinders their on-the-job productivity. In a separate survey, 77% of technology leaders said their firm allows “workshopping,” but more than half (52%) prefer employees abstain from the activity. Security risks (59%) and loss of productivity (34%) were cited as the top “workshopping” concerns among tech managers.
THIS
IS YOUR BRAIN ON DRUGS:
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A
South Carolina man who was arrested twice in five days for
trafficking meth told investigators that someone had placed meth in
his underwear. The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office arrested Carl
Linsay Wiggins and has charged him with two counts of trafficking
meth. His first arrest was on December
5th when a deputy was patrolling Moncks Corner and saw a Ford F-150
failing to maintain its line. The deputy said when he made contact
with the driver, identified as Wiggins, he was “extremely nervous”
and had an inconsistent story about where he was coming from. In
addition, the deputy reported the passenger’s story did not line up
with Wiggins’ story, and saw the suspect begin to worry. A search
turned up 27.2 grams of meth in Wiggins’ pants pocket. Wiggins was
eventually locked up at the Hill-Finklea Detention Center. According
to the sheriff’s office, about five days later, deputies
encountered Wiggins during a safety checkpoint on Highway 35.
Deputies say they noticed that the vehicle Wiggins was driving was
being “operated unsafely.” Authorities say deputies found 17.5
grams of meth in Wiggins’ groin area. “Wiggins told deputies
someone else put the crystal-like substance in his underwear,” the
sheriff’s office said. (https://bit.ly/2PTvg3R)
BIG
SCREEN-LITTLE SCREEN:
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that 344 films are eligible for the Best Picture prize at the Oscars in 2020.
A TV series revival of the 1989 Tom Hanks buddy cop film Turner & Hooch is in the works for Disney+
“Jersey Shore” Star Ronnie Ortiz-Margo says he wants cooking lessons for Christmas. (https://pge.sx/2S739k8)
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Puma has released a $100 pair of shoes specifically designed for wearing while playing video games.
A Mississippi couple who were married for seventy years died just minutes apart. (https://bit.ly/38OHBia)
A San Francisco man was arrested for defecating in a grocery store on Tuesday. (https://bit.ly/2PvFRCT)
Amazon’s Alexa has a new feature that can change the subject if you get into an argument with your family at Christmas. (https://dailym.ai/2Z2BcLN)
A group of New Jersey high school students were visiting the “Rocky” statue in Philadelphia when they ran into Sylvester Stallone.(https://fxn.ws/2PZ5qvb)
A Florida woman was arrested for sleeping with a teenage boy and showing him how to deal drugs. (https://bit.ly/2PZ5f2Z)
A Massachusetts substitute teacher was fired for smoking marijuana in front of her class. (https://bit.ly/2EyWLu0)
A video of a truck dangling from a bridge in California has gone viral.
(https://bit.ly/2S8LZ5F)
Hugh Hefner’s son Cooper has quit the family media business and enlisted in the Air Force. (https://bit.ly/38Tx8ST)
FUN FACT FOR YOU:
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Squirrels forget where they hide about half of their nuts. While not all squirrels bury their nuts, the ones that do only recover around 26% of their nuts.
NEWS
HEADLINES.... FROM SOMEWHERE IN THIS WORLD!
Dateline....
Panama
Twelve inmates died after a shooting broke out at a Panama Prison.
(https://reut.rs/2PCSPiu)
Twelve inmates died after a shooting broke out at a Panama Prison.
(https://reut.rs/2PCSPiu)
WEIRD
NEWS:
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Police reported that, luckily, “The Pop-Tart did not strike the victim.” During an argument Sunday evening, a Florida Man threw a Pop-Tart at his wife’s head, according to cops who say that while the toaster pastry missed its target, the victim was struck in the arm by her spouse’s follow-through motion. According to investigators, 36-year-old Brandon Sutherland and his wife were quarreling in their St. Petersburg residence when, according to the victim, Sutherland “became upset and intentionally threw a Pop-Tart at her head.” While the Pop-Tart did not strike the 29-year-old woman, she was hit on the arm by Sutherland’s left hand. A sheriff’s deputy reported observing a red mark on the woman’s arm. During police questioning, Sutherland reportedly confessed to throwing the Pop-Tart, and that he “grazed the victim’s right arm with his left hand.” A deputy noted that he “observed the broken Pop-Tart on the floor of the residence.” Sutherland was arrested for domestic battery, a misdemeanor, and booked into the county jail. He was released from custody late Monday afternoon. A judge has ordered Sutherland to have no contact with the victim. Sutherland was arrested last March for allegedly battering the same woman.
(https://bit.ly/2M7MEAx)
Police reported that, luckily, “The Pop-Tart did not strike the victim.” During an argument Sunday evening, a Florida Man threw a Pop-Tart at his wife’s head, according to cops who say that while the toaster pastry missed its target, the victim was struck in the arm by her spouse’s follow-through motion. According to investigators, 36-year-old Brandon Sutherland and his wife were quarreling in their St. Petersburg residence when, according to the victim, Sutherland “became upset and intentionally threw a Pop-Tart at her head.” While the Pop-Tart did not strike the 29-year-old woman, she was hit on the arm by Sutherland’s left hand. A sheriff’s deputy reported observing a red mark on the woman’s arm. During police questioning, Sutherland reportedly confessed to throwing the Pop-Tart, and that he “grazed the victim’s right arm with his left hand.” A deputy noted that he “observed the broken Pop-Tart on the floor of the residence.” Sutherland was arrested for domestic battery, a misdemeanor, and booked into the county jail. He was released from custody late Monday afternoon. A judge has ordered Sutherland to have no contact with the victim. Sutherland was arrested last March for allegedly battering the same woman.
(https://bit.ly/2M7MEAx)
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In
a dopey diversionary scheme, a North Dakota man doused a Bible with
lighter fluid and ignited the Good Book inside a Walmart, believing
that the fiery distraction would allow him to steal merchandise
without detection. Cops allege that 27-year-old Andrew Ells set the
fire Friday at a Walmart in Bismarck. Wearing a disguise that
included a “camouflage balaclava,” Ells torched the Bible in the
Walmart’s garden section. The resulting blaze caused no injuries,
but a store manager told police that “the loss of merchandise due
to smoke damage was approximately $300,000.” The incident was
recorded by store surveillance cameras, and the footage led cops to
Ells, who reportedly confessed during police questioning Monday. Ells
said he “had a Bible with him that he had under his disguise,”
adding that he “used lighter fluid and put this on the Bible.”
Ells said his “reasoning for igniting the fire, was a distraction
so he could steal the items he had in the cart.” Charged with
arson, he is locked up in lieu of $25,000 bail on the felony count.
(https://bit.ly/34F96HG)
FAKE NEWS.... OR FLORIDA?!
FAKE NEWS.... OR FLORIDA?!
I
read a headline and Heidi (and you) need to guess if the story is
FAKE NEWS or something that really happened in the state of
FLORIDA.
A man was busted for abusing 9-1-1 after he called to report a stripper who refused to give him, QUOTE, “boom boom.” ..... FAKE NEWS
A man was busted for abusing 9-1-1 after he called to report a stripper who refused to give him, QUOTE, “boom boom.” ..... FAKE NEWS
GOOD NEWS: Brought to you by BetterCreditCards.com Four Roommates Asked Their Neighbor If They Could Meet Her Dog.
They Got A Letter Back From The Dog https://www.sunnyskyz.com/good-news/
