The
animated movie THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS is coming to theaters - for
the first time - this Easter, it will be on the big screen TOMORROW
for a matinee! This is a CGI-animated film uniquely created to be a
tool for missionaries, as well as to entertain and inspire American
audiences. We will visit with
the film creator Steve Cleary (Voice of the Martyrs, Tortured for
Christ) about this movie, based on the book THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS,
the best
selling fiction book in history,
it has never
been out of print,
it has been
translated into hundreds of languages -
and it is a story that resonates with readers today, just as it did
340 years ago. This is first
time the film has been created for a theatrical release and the first
time the story is told with CGI Animation. Learn more and find a
theater near you at http://www.Pilgrims.movie
April
19th
National
Hanging Out Day
National
Oklahoma City Bombing Commemoration Day
National
Garlic Day
National
Amaretto Day
National
North Dakota Day
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With Easter hopping around the corner, TopCashback.com is sharing the results of its egg-citing spring holiday survey. It found two out of five (40 percent) Americans’ favorite Easter basket item is the classic chocolate bunny and 68 percent tend to chomp down on the ears first.
With Easter hopping around the corner, TopCashback.com is sharing the results of its egg-citing spring holiday survey. It found two out of five (40 percent) Americans’ favorite Easter basket item is the classic chocolate bunny and 68 percent tend to chomp down on the ears first.
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waters of Hyannis Harbor Sunday morning after he fell in while
washing his clothes. Barnstable police were called around 2:00 a.m.
for a report of a person stumbling around the docks at Hyannis Harbor
while trying to do laundry in the water. When officers arrived at the
docks, they spotted a pile of laundry and a man “submerged in the
harbor up to his neck while clinging to the floating pier.” The man
spent several minutes yelling for help. Officers pulled the
57-year-old Hyannis man from the water. According to police, “The
male was conscious and breathing and appeared to be heavily
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The animated movie THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS is coming to theaters - for the first time - this Easter, it will be on the big screen TOMORROW for a matinee! This is a CGI-animated film uniquely created to be a tool for missionaries, as well as to entertain and inspire American audiences. We will visit with the film creator Steve Cleary (Voice of the Martyrs, Tortured for Christ) about this movie, based on the book THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS, the best selling fiction book in history, it has never been out of print, it has been translated into hundreds of languages - and it is a story that resonates with readers today, just as it did 340 years ago. This is first time the film has been created for a theatrical release and the first time the story is told with CGI Animation. Learn more and find a theater near you at http://www.Pilgrims.movie
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Easter is widely celebrated across the world and many (80 percent) in the United States plan on celebrating Easter this year with 56 percent aiming to spend between $1 and $50 on Easter gifts, including the egg hunt! The survey polled a cross-section of 2,625 adults, aged 18 and over and eggs-posed American traditions and spending habits for the popular spring holiday. Let’s hop to the facts below:
Favorite
Easter Tradition:
Spending
time with family (34 percent)
Easter
egg hunt (20 percent)
Religious
aspects (18 percent )
Dying
Easter eggs (10 percent )
The
food (8 percent)
Favorite
Easter Basket Item:
Candy
(40 percent)
Activity
items- crayons, movie passes, book (20 percent)
Plastic
eggs with prizes (17 percent)
Money
(14 percent)
Toys
(7 percent)
Consumers
plan on buying everything from food to clothing to celebrate this
spring holiday with 58 percent of Americans purchasing their Easter
essentials at Walmart, 39 percent at Target and 35 percent at the
local grocery store. In addition to the most popular places to shop,
42 percent plan to purchase new outfits for Easter.
Planned
Easter Purchases:
Candy
(78 percent)
Food
(74 percent)
Gifts
(48 percent)
Décor
(33 percent)
Flowers
(28 percent)
Cards
(24 percent)
Top
3 Ways Americans Celebrate Easter Without Breaking Bank:
Shop
sales and deals (71 percent)
Coupons
(54 percent)
Cashback
sites like TopCashback.com
(37 percent)
TopCashback
also found that 59 percent of respondents put money in their Easter
eggs, with 29 percent putting coins and 30 percent dollars.
Below
please find some tips on how to save money for Easter this
year:Make
your own basket and reuse them every year.Lots
of stores offer pre-wrapped, themed Easter baskets, but don’t be
swayed by their cuteness. You can easily do this yourself and make it
a fun and sentimental tradition, and for a lot cheaper! Baskets,
Easter grass, plastic eggs and other decorations can be reused every
year and save you a lot of money. And if you’re feeling a little
artsy, you can even make decorations instead of purchasing them!
Shred green paper for homemade Easter grass and create your own bunny
ears out of paper to attach to headbands and hats. Purchase
goodies at discounted rates.Fun
Easter baskets should be filled with a mix of candy, creative gifts,
crafts and small toys that are fun for all kids. Target, Walmart,
your local grocery store and dollar stores are all perfect places to
find great deals on these items. If you’re looking to buy
Easter-themed goodies, take note that they’ll be marked at full
price until after the holiday. Once they’re marked down, definitely
stock up on themed items for the next year so you’ll have a festive
basket to give. Best
dressedOutfits
for Easter can add up – especially if you have children. With 42
percent of Americans purchasing new outfits for the holiday, it’s
important to look for ways to save. Shop via a cashback site like
TopCashback.com to
earn a percentage back of the money you spend on qualifying
purchases. You can shop your favorite retailers like Target,
Macy's
and Walmart
while receiving a percentage of your purchase back in cashback.Home
cooked meals Going
out for Easter brunch or dinner can be costly. Restaurants sometimes
offer fixed pricing and a limited menu selection, which can be hard
on the wallet, and stomach – if you have picky eaters in your
family. Instead, cook the meals at home or host a potluck with your
friends and family. You’ll save money and be able to share the day
with loved ones all while eating your favorite holiday dishes.
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A dentist invented the electric chair!!!
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A dentist invented the electric chair!!!
NOW
FEAR THIS.... FUN WITH PHOBIAS!
Carnophobia… Fear of meat.
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MASHED POTATOES LEFT AROUND JACKSON
Residents of a neighborhood in Jackson, Mississippi, are confused by the bowls of mashed potatoes they’re finding on their cars, porches and mailboxes.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/mashed-potatoes-jackson-mississippi_n_5cb0e094e4b0ffefe3b042c6
MASHED POTATOES LEFT AROUND JACKSON
Residents of a neighborhood in Jackson, Mississippi, are confused by the bowls of mashed potatoes they’re finding on their cars, porches and mailboxes.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/mashed-potatoes-jackson-mississippi_n_5cb0e094e4b0ffefe3b042c6
COPS
NAB MOBILITY SCOOTER THIEF
A guy in England rented a couple of mobility scooters worth about $2,000 each. He decided to steal them, and started loading them into a van — in front of the local police station. Officers noticed the guy’s odd behavior, as well as the rental company’s logo on the sides of the scooters. THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
A guy in England rented a couple of mobility scooters worth about $2,000 each. He decided to steal them, and started loading them into a van — in front of the local police station. Officers noticed the guy’s odd behavior, as well as the rental company’s logo on the sides of the scooters. THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
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