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TODAY IS A SPECIAL DAY! (A special thanks to NationalDayCalendar.com)
September 25
National Open the Magic Day
National Quesadilla Day (Dia de la Quesadilla)
National Daughter’s Day
National One-Hit Wonder Day
National Comic Book Day
National Lobster Day
National Tune-Up Day
National Research Administrator Day
Math Storytelling Day
National Public Lands Day
Save Your Photos Day
National Hunting and Fishing Day
National Family Health and Fitness Day USA
National Ghost Hunting Day
National Seat Check Saturday
National Singles Day
September 26
National Compliance Officer Day
National Dumpling Day
National Johnny Appleseed Day
National Shamu the Whale Day
National Pancake Day
National Situational Awareness Day
National Gold Star Mother’s Day
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Researchers from Uppsala University in Sweden report that the sleeping patterns of men may be more sensitive to the lunar cycles of the moon than those of women. The research team concludes that men may sleep poorly during the first half of the lunar cycle. (https://bit.ly/2Z3ZDgh)
According to a new poll, a majority of young people think humanity is doomed. (https://bit.ly/3Ch0Mz6)
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On
Sept. 11th, Idaho Falls Police Officers responded to a residence for
a report of a physical disturbance involving a knife. Upon arrival on
scene, Idaho Falls Police Officers located a male victim who had a
laceration on one arm, his hand, and a puncture wound on his left
buttocks all consistent with injuries from a knife. The victim stated
that he and the suspect, Ashley Harper, were arguing and that Harper
wanted to drive but she has been drinking and was unsafe to drive.
The victim stated he attempted to stop Harper from driving and the
argument escalated until Harper eventually lunged at the victim with
a knife causing injury. The victim stated he was further injured on
his hand when he attempted to take the knife from Harper. Harper
spoke with Officers and agreed that she and the victim had argued and
fought but stated that she had been held down and was frightened.
Harper refused to speak to details of the incident, or the knife
involved. Ultimately Harper, a 35-year-old resident of Idaho Falls,
was taken into custody without incident and was transported to the
Bonneville County Jail where she was booked for aggravated battery
with the use of a deadly weapon. (https://bit.ly/3lh4hig)
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Fox television's president says there are some discussions about a revival of the hit show 24.
A new report brings word that Warner Bros. is developing multiple installments in its “Mortal Kombat” film franchise following the hit reboot. (https://bit.ly/3k9PmqS)
Barring any unforeseen circumstances, this year's 95th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will feature the usual giant balloons and in-person overpacked crowds after going virtual last year due to the pandemic. Last year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was radically pared down, with no crowd and many pre-taped performances, plus a smaller mix of live and pre-taped balloons traveling only one block because of the pandemic, resulting in a strange and underwhelming event. Macy's says all volunteer participants and staff will be required to be vaccinated and they must wear masks. They've also reduced the number of participants by 10 percent to 20 percent, or about 800 to 1,600 fewer participants. Despite that reduction, Macy’s says that its signature giant character balloons will once again be flown.
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Spanish police arrested a man for speeding at 110 miles per hour. What makes this story strange is that not only was the driver wearing only a Speedo, his four male passenger as well. They were not arrested but did have to find a ride to their destination since the driver’s car was impounded.
A spooky historical residence in upstate New York that is allegedly home to nine ghosts recently hit the market for $444,444 — a listing price that’s a nod to the paranormal. The Enslin Mansion in Troy has been featured in shows on Discovery ID and TLC and its queen bedroom has been listed on Airbnb for those daring enough to stay the night. (https://bit.ly/3tEUsyk)
A climate change themed mini golf course is opening in Brooklyn. (https://bit.ly/3z4Uoco)
The city of Portland, Oregon has named a recently completed pedestrian and bicycle bridge after the “The Simpson’s” famous, god-fearing neighbor, Ned Flanders, to promote the goodwill and kindness inherent in the fictional character. (https://bit.ly/2YMKa3P)
A real-life version of Moe's Tavern from "The Simpsons" has opened in Springfield, Pennsylvania. (https://6abc.cm/2YSK0YR)
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It’s estimated that the common housefly can have as many as half a billion bacteria on its body.
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JAPAN
Police
in Japan (Beppu) have accused a man of stealing hundreds of pieces of
women's underwear from laundromats. Authorities were first alerted by
an unnamed 21-year-old female college student, who accused the
56-year-old man of pilfering six pairs of underwear from her at a
laundromat on August 24. The city police showed up at the man's
apartment days later, where they found 730 pieces of underwear.
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A man in Ireland in his 50s has been charged with theft amounting to several hundred thousand dollars after he claimed pensions for his dead mother and father over a 33-year period. Don O'Callaghan was in court Tuesday and was charged with 73 counts dating back more than three decades.
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In
Florida (Pinellas County) on Sunday deputies responded to a report of
three suspicious males in a neighborhood. When deputies arrived on
scene, one of the subjects, later identified as 18-year-old Myles
Abbott, fled. K-9 deputies began a track and as Abbott ran, he fired
a gun at nearby citizens. Abbott continued to flee and climbed onto
the roof of a private residence. At some point while he was fleeing,
Abbott fired his gun and struck himself in the right thigh. Deputies
from the Flight Unit located Abbott on the roof and advised he was
armed with a gun and was pointing it toward deputies that were
located on the ground. Deputies attempted numerous times to
communicate with Abbott from an armored vehicle, but he would not
surrender. After nearly 6 hours, specialized equipment and bean bag
rounds were used to force Abbott off the roof and he was taken into
custody.
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