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TODAY
IS A SPECIAL DAY! (A special thanks to NationalDayCalendar.com)
December 7
National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
National Illinois Day
National Cotton Candy Day
World Trick Shot Day
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A new poll of 2,000 Americans finds 70% think this is the most wonderful time of the year to give back via donations to their communities. Even when it’s not the holidays, though, the poll finds the average American does eight good deeds a month – totaling 94 in just one year. (https://tinyurl.com/5n7uev2w)
A new report claims Americans are hoarding cash due to the pandemic. (https://on.wsj.com/3dgbj32)
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A
motorist who has a Tesla logo tattooed on his face was driving a 1992
minivan when he was arrested Friday on a felony DUI count and
multiple vehicular charges. 25-year-old Jordan Lindsey was behind the
wheel of a GMC Safari that crashed Thursday evening on Route 83 in
Elmhurst, a city 20 miles west of Chicago. A Circuit Court complaint
describes the 10:00 p.m. accident as a “single vehicle roll-over.”
Lindsey was arrested on a felony aggravated DUI count since he was
driving with a suspended license due to a previous drunk driving
conviction. He was also charged with driving an uninsured vehicle,
driving an unregistered vehicle, failure to reduce speed to avoid a
crash, and driving with a suspended license. Lindsey was booked into
the DuPage County jail, from which he was later released on bond. He
is scheduled for a December 20th court appearance. The Wisconsin
native, who lives a few miles outside Elmhurst, has a pending
misdemeanor disorderly conduct case and a rap sheet with a multitude
of vehicular convictions. (https://bit.ly/31l3C8Z)
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In the new film “Wolf,” George MacKay plays a man named Jacob who believes that he is a wolf trapped in a human body. The film also stars Lily-Rose Depp as a woman, “Wildcat,” who believes herself to be exactly what her name suggests. Lily-Rose is Johnny Depp’s daughter. (https://bit.ly/3xJtfg4)
A New Charlie Brown Holiday Special is coming to Apple TV. (https://cnet.co/2ZOqaij)
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Cardi B is releasing a new line of vodka infused Whipped Creams that claim to be the perfect combination of bougie and boozy. The new “Whipshots” are described as fun and flirtatious, just like Cardi B. (https://prn.to/3Iha8ik)
A viral video shows hundreds of children in a giant brawl with each other at a Florida trampoline park. (https://bit.ly/3EuFeQY)
A former military pilot has become the first person to fly in and out of an active volcano using a wingsuit. (https://win.gs/3Ij2gwS)
Did you know 25,000 children are injured by shopping carts each year? According to Wikipedia one of the first shopping carts was introduced on June 4, 1937, the invention of Sylvan Goldman, owner of the Humpty Dumpty supermarket chain in Oklahoma. One night, in 1936, Goldman sat in his office wondering how customers might move more groceries. He found a wooden folding chair and put a basket on the seat and wheels on the legs. Goldman and one of his employees, a mechanic named Fred Young, began tinkering. Their first shopping cart was a metal frame that held two wire baskets. Since they were inspired by the folding chair, Goldman called his carts “folding basket carriers”.
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WORLD!
Dateline....
RUSSIA
Russia ordered U.S. Embassy staff who have been in
Moscow for more than three years to leave the country by January
31st. This move came a day before diplomats held talks to address the
worsening relationship between the two countries.
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You've heard variations of this one before: A person steals money to fuel a gambling addiction. What's unusual in the case of Rachel Naomi Perri is that she blew the hundreds of thousands of dollars she admitted to stealing from her employer on a gambling app that doesn't pay out any money. Australia's ABC reports the Tasmanian woman appeared in court Monday on a slew of fraud charges, most tied to the money taken from the Tasmanian Veterinary Hospital over a 40-month period beginning in 2016. Crown prosecutor Simone Wilson said Perri was the only person who oversaw the vet's accounts and transferred money into bank accounts, credit cards, and personal loans in her name via what Gambling News reports amounted to 475 transactions. Per Wilson, when confronted by police in late 2019, Perri admitted taking the money and spending it all on the Heart of Vegas app, which bills itself as featuring "real Vegas slot machines just like the ones you know and love." Players can purchase virtual coins with which to play the game, but "regardless of the terminology used, virtual items may never be redeemed for 'real world' money" the terms and conditions explained. "She couldn't explain why she was playing that game when there was no return," Wilson said of Perri. Her lawyer simply said the game's point was to "keep playing the game," and that she became so addicted she would play it upon waking and "set it up at night so it played in auto." She will be sentenced in December. (https://bit.ly/3nI7ucX)
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A
man is in police custody after allegedly bragging about getting away
with evading arrest — he even made a t-shirt showing a "flyer"
from police asking for more information on solving the case he was
involved in. On October 26th, Pottsville police were able to recover
a stolen motorcycle only after the armed suspect was able to run
across Interstate 40 and into the woods, fleeing from police. Donald
Cooper was arrested on November 18th after reportedly running away
from "another department," the Pottsville Police Department
said in a post on Facebook. "Sometimes it may be best to keep
your accomplishments to yourself and not brag about them or even try
to make your own merchandise about the incident," the department
also said in the post. In a photo attached to the post, there is a
black t-shirt with an "UPDATE" that states that more
information is needed on a "CRIMINAL MASTERMIND" along with
a photo of the motorcycle Cooper reportedly stole the day he ran from
police. Pottsville police thanked Cooper for his help in solving the
case "because without his help we would not have been able to
solve this case and put this 'CRIMINAL MASTERMIND' behind bars."
(https://bit.ly/3CIWQah)
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