This #MovieStarMonday we visit BarryPepper (Saving Private Ryan, The Green Mile) about his NEW FILM Trigger Point. In select theaters now and streaming Friday, April 23th
TRAILER - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bz6wHJCwR0w
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TODAY
IS A SPECIAL DAY! (A special thanks to NationalDayCalendar.com)
April 19th
National Amaretto Day
National Garlic Day
National Hanging Out Day
National North Dakota Day
National Oklahoma City Bombing Commemoration Day
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A new survey finds that most Americans are willing to accept slower deliveries for better worker treatment by Amazon. (https://bit.ly/3dJju7T)
A new study says women are more prone to long term concussion effects.(https://bit.ly/3fXeGhY)
A study found that undergoing intense workouts during old age won’t make you any more likely to die. (https://bit.ly/3a33U6a)
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A
Florida Woman is facing a felony child neglect charge after police
found cocaine and a cut straw atop her three-year-old son’s copy of
Dr. Seuss’s “The Cat in the Hat.” 24-year-old Casey Quoka was
arrested after police found narcotics in her residence in Largo, a
city in the Tampa Bay area. Along with the “bump” of suspected
cocaine, cops seized marijuana and a “baggie of pills suspected to
be MDMA.” According to a criminal complaint, the drugs were “easily
accessible” to Quoka’s child. Quoka was also charged with felony
child abuse for leaving her son with “significant bruising” as a
result of corporal punishment that allegedly “exceeded the accepted
level of force.” Reports say that she could also face drug charges
after lab tests are performed on the items confiscated from her home.
Quoka, who works as a bartender at Applebee’s, was booked into jail
on the two criminal counts.(https://bit.ly/2Qg7WRq)
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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has confirmed that his new superhero movie “Black Adam” has finally started filming. The Rock posted the official film slate onto his Instagram page during the first day of shooting. (https://bit.ly/3dcPN09)
The Easter snack “Peeps” are getting their own animated movie. (https://bit.ly/3e07n6H)
ArcLight Cinemas and Pacific Theatres are closing its 300 locations permanently. (https://bit.ly/3dag4vY)
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A California city erected a fence outside a restaurant that has repeatedly flouted coronavirus health orders. The fencing was put up outside of Tinhorn Flats Saloon & Grill in Burbank after a court ordered the establishment’s electricity be shut off. (https://bit.ly/3mEUEdk)
A New Mexico man began driving out of a grocery store parking lot when he looked back and found 15,000 bees in his backseat. (https://yhoo.it/3g0V38V)
Uber says it could one day get into marijuana delivery. (https://washex.am/3aaw2Ex)
A North Carolina man has been arrested after plowing his car through the entrance of a closed Walmart and driving it around the aisles. (https://bit.ly/2QlmMWW)
The
United States Military hired scientists to build a “physics-bending
weapon” for a potential war with UFO’s. (https://bit.ly/3d8tNDF)
3
THINGS TO STOP CLEANING
• Grill
grate. Instead of scrubbing the grate after using it, leave the grill
on high with the cover on for 15 minutes. Residue will cook away.
• Shower curtain liner. Liners are so cheap that laundering them to remove mildew is a waste of time. Just replace your liner every six months.
• Pillow. After washing and drying a pillow, it’ s never quite the same. Instead, throw it out and buy a new one every six months.
FUN
FACT FOR YOU:
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this with your friends... they'll think you're really smart!
"E"
is the most common letter and appears in 11 percent of all English
words. Try writing out a few sentences—anything at all. Now take a
minute to look at how frequently each letter in the alphabet appears.
Chances are you'll see a lot of the letter "e." That's
because the commonly used vowel appears in around 11 percent of all
words in the English language, according to Oxford Dictionaries. The
next most popular letter was "a," which appears in around
8.5 percent of all words. The least common letter is "q,"
which appears in just 0.2 percent of words.
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Dateline....
NORTH KOREA
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un acknowledged that
the Hermit Kingdom is facing its “worst-ever situation” — as he
called thousands of “grass-roots” ruling party members to be more
proactive in carrying out the country’s new five-year economic
plan. (https://bit.ly/39ReWev)
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A
man used a bicycle as a weapon against an Applebee’s cook during a
bizarre outburst. The suspect allegedly made a scene at one of the
restaurant chain’s Wisconsin locations that involved yelling racial
slurs at other customers, including children. When authorities later
located the man, they reportedly found an explosive in the bag he was
carrying at the time. The incident occurred around 9:00 in the
evening. The suspect, identified as Matthew Arnst, reportedly yelled
and screamed at other customers. According to reports, Arnst had
brought a bicycle into the restaurant. When a cook came out of the
kitchen and told Arnst to leave the restaurant, the suspect allegedly
picked up the bicycle and swung it at the cook. The victim was struck
in the abdomen. Police located the Arnst after he left the
restaurant, carrying the bicycle as he ran. The officers reported
that he was intoxicated when they confronted him. Police also
reported that they discovered a quarter-stick of dynamite in Arnst’s
bookbag. He was arrested for charges stemming from the incident at
the Applebees, along with charges related to an incident on March
21st when he allegedly threw a rock through a grocery store.
(https://bit.ly/3wRr4Ga)
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Pizza toppings typically come on top of the pizza…A Domino’s customer in Minnesota allegedly threatened workers with a gun over a dispute about pizza toppings. Apparently, the customer wanted to get the toppings on the side and the pizzeria was unable to do so. The incident occurred at a Domino’s in Rochester, Minn., last Sunday, My Fox 47 reports. Apparently, the customer had requested his pizza with toppings on the side and was told that the restaurant couldn’t do that. The suspect, identified by the news outlet as 34-year-old Victor Fortner, allegedly drove up to the restaurant’s drive-thru and began arguing about the toppings. He reportedly threw several pizza slices at the workers in the restaurant. Fortner allegedly pulled out a gun and pointed it at the workers before driving off. Local police later located Fortner, who admitted to visiting the Domino’s but denied pointing a gun at the workers. Police did not find a weapon in his car. While it was initially reported that he would be facing assault charges, Fortner was instead cited for disorderly conduct. (https://bit.ly/3g2iZJ1)
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