SCREW YOU!
Apparently there's a screw market. Who would've known. A German man would heist between 2,000 and 7,000 screws from a factory where he worked each night and then was selling them on an intenet site at a greatly reduced cost, lowering the value of screws. In all he stole over a million screws in 2 years.
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ANOTHER STUCK IN CHIMNEY STORY
This time it's German Oktoberfest reveler. He got stuck in a chimney hanging head down for 12 hours while trying to climb into a friend's apartment. An 82-year-old janitor from the hotel next door eventually heard the man's calls for help and he was rescued at around 2 p.m. by fire brigade officers who knocked a hole into the side of the chimney to liberate him.
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I NEED THIS JOB
A recent Accounttems poll tells us of some of the responses from prospective employees: "An individual told me he was allergic to unemployment." "One candidate said that we should hire him because he would be a great addition to our softball team." "A person said he had no relevant experience for the position he was interviewing for, but his friend did." "one person brought his mother to the job interview, and let her do all the talking."
STOP ALREADY
Oak Lawn, Illinois has installed second stop signs beneath the regular ones at 50 intersections with messages, including "WHOAAA" or "Stop....and smell the roses." "I thought it might make people smile and take notice," Mayor Dave Heilman said as he launched the campaign Friday. "You've got people on their cell phones, their BlackBerries and iPods while driving. Those are all distractions. Hopefully, when they see a sign they are not expecting it might make them stop." The new signs are red octagons, just like the real stop signs, but instead of just "Stop" they say "Stop...right there pilgrim" and "Stop...in the naame of love." Naame? Think of the drawn-out pronunciation in the hit by the Supremes.
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COPS HAVE LITTLE TO GO ON
Someone is either too cheap to buy his own toilet paper or planning a big prank. Fond du Lac County Executive Allen Buechel said someone has been stealing toilet paper from the men's public bathrooms at the Fond du Lac City County Government Center since June. Buechel suspects the person comes in once or twice a week about midday and gets about six rolls a week from dispensers. Some rolls weren't even full, he said. The thefts haven't been a big loss. "We don't buy the best toilet paper," Buechel said.
SMASHING PROPOSAL
Kevin Weaver painted his proposal on a car and drove it in a demolition derby, in Bloomsberg, PA. He painted "Karen Slusser will u marry me?" from the hood along the driver's side and up the trunk. He also attached a large stuffed ring, with fabric diamond to the car. She said yes! He did give her a real diamond in pit row.
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MORE COMPETITIVE EATING
Pat Bertoletti has a mohawk and is awfully hungry. The chef gulped down 21 pounds of buttery, goopy grits in 10 minutes to win $4,000 in the first World Grits Eating Championship at Louisiana Downs on Saturday. The top seven eaters split $10,000 in prize money.
TOSS THAT
Pulpi, Spain can claim the world's tossed salad record. Saturday they tossed what local officials said was the world's largest salad, involving 14,740 pounds of lettuce, tomato, onion, pepper and olives. 20 cooks worked for 3 hours on the creation.
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USELESS TRIVIA:
This is the month we celebrate Halloween. It is on October 31st, the last day of the Celtic calendar. It was originally a pagan holiday, honoring the dead. Halloween was referred to as All Hallows Eve and dates back to over 2000 years ago.
Orange and black are Halloween colors because orange is associated with the Fall harvest and black is associated with darkness and death.
Halloween was brought to North America by immigrants from Europe who would celebrate the harvest around a bonfire, share ghost stories, sing, dance and tell fortunes.
Jack o' lanterns originated in Ireland where people placed candles in hollowed-out turnips to keep away spirits and ghosts on the Samhain holiday.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY IS COMING
Put your own cares on hold for one day to care for someone else. Now entering its 17th year, the nation's largest single day of volunteering, Make A Difference Day inspires 3 million people to touch the lives of an estimated 20 million others on the fourth Saturday of each October. This year, Make A Difference Day is Oct. 27.
THE NOT SO SAINTLY NUNS
A Bari, Italy convent is being shut down after the 3 remaining nuns couldn't get along, even coming to blows in their disagreements. Archbishop Giovanni Battista Pichierri tried to reconcile the nuns but finally decided in late August that they had "clearly lost their religious vocation" and asked the Vatican for permission to close the convent.
THAT'S SOME GOOD SCOTCH
A 157-year-old whisky was sold for more than 59,200 dollars Friday, setting what is thought to be a world record auction price for a bottle of Scotch.
LAMBCHOP LIVES ON
Mallory Lewis is doing her mother's work. She is the daughter of Shari Lewis, who, with puppet Lamb Chop, entertained baby boomers and beyond (Shari died in 1998). Mallory performs with Lamb Chop but also pursues her own interest in childhood education. With a series of DVDs now in stores, Phonics 4 Babies, she hopes to give today's children a running start at learning language.
MONKEY TERRORISTS
Cambodian police have put a 250-dollar bounty on the heads of several monkeys who have been terrorising tourists at a key temple in the capital and destroying nearby residents' laundry. Authorities tried several times to get the unruly monkeys to eat eggs laced with sleeping pills, but had always been outsmarted. 3 monkeys in particualr are being sought being called ringleaders.
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TODAY IN HISTORY
2016 -BC- Origin of Era of Abraham
1890 Yosemite National Park established
1908 Henry Ford introduces the Model T car (costs $825)
1949 People's Republic of China proclaimed by Mao Tse-tung (National Day)
1949 Republic of China (Taiwan) forms on the island of Formosa
1952 1st ultra high frequency (UHF) television station, Portland Or
1955 "Honeymooners" premieres
1961 Roger Maris sets record of 61 HRs, last off of Tracy Stallard
1962 Barbra Streisand signs her 1st recording contract (with Columbia) 1962 Brian Epstein signs a contract to manage the Beatles through 1977
1962 Johnny Carson hosts his 1st Tonight Show, Joan Crawford guests
1964 Free Speech Movement launched at U of California, Berkley
1971 Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida opens
1979 US returns Canal Zone to Panama after 75 years (but not the canal)
1982 EPCOT Center opens in Orlando Florida
1984 Gary Trudeau's Doonesbury comic strip resumes after 2-year hiatus
1989 Dallas Cowboy, Ed "Too Tall" Jones records his 1,000th NFL tackle
1989 Thousands of East Germans flee to West Germany
1989 US issues a stamp, labeling an apatosaurus as a brontosaurus
1990 Pres Bush at the UN, condemns Iraq's takeover of Kuwait
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ENTERTAINMENT-CELEB NEWS-GOSSIP
WEEKEND BOX OFFICE
1.The Game Plan
2.The Kingdom
3.Resident Evil: Extinction
4.Good Luck Chuck
5.3:10 to Yuma
6.The Brave One
7.Mr. Woodcock
8.Eastern Promises
9.Sydney White
10.Across the Universe
MISS MONEYPENNY
Lois Maxwell, who starred as Miss Moneypenny in 14 James Bond movies, has died, the British Broadcasting Corp. reported Sunday. She was 80.
UNCLE KRACKER IN COURT
Uncle Kracker pleaded guilty Friday to a misdemeanor assault charge in an incident last month at a Raleigh nightclub.
OPRAH RICHEST ON TV
Winfrey, 53, now leads Forbes.com's list of the 20 richest celebs on television. Here's how they pan out:
Oprah Winfrey, $260 million
Jerry Seinfeld, $60 million
Simon Cowell, $45 million
David Letterman, $40 million
Donald Trump, $32 million
Jay Leno, $32 million
Dr. Phil McGraw, $30 million
"Judge" Judy Sheindlin, $30 million
George Lopez, $26 million
Kiefer Sutherland, $22 million
MELISSA JOAN HART PREGGERS
Melissa Joan Hart is pregnant with her second child.
COEN BROTHERS IN MINNESOTA? Yeah sure, you betcha! Joel and Ethan Coen haven't made a movie in Minnesota since their 1996 Oscar-winning "Fargo," but come March they plan to roll cameras for "A Serious Man," set in their home town of St. Louis Park, a Minneapolis suburb.
BONNIE HUNT TALKER
Bonnie Hunt is developing a syndicated TV talk show for fall 2008.
A few other entertainment items of note from this week:
1927. The era of talking pictures arrived with the opening of "The Jazz Singer," starring Al Jolson.
1941. The film, "The Maltese Falcon" opened.1955. Actor James Dean was killed in the collision of his sports car with another automobile near Cholame, Calif. He was 24.
1959."Mack the Knife, " by Bobby Darin hit No. 1 on the pop charts.
1962. Johnny Carson took over as regular host of NBC's "Tonight" show, succeeding Jack Paar. He retired in 1992 after a 29 year reign on late-night television.
1970. Singer Janis Joplin was found dead of a heroin overdose at a hotel in Hollywood, Calif. She was 27. She had just finished recording the album, "Pearl."
1982. "Cheers," with Ted Danson and Shelley Long, made its debut on NBC. It ran until 1993.
1984. "Murder, She Wrote," starring Angela Lansbury, premiered on CBS.
1985. Actor Rock Hudson died at his home in Beverly Hills, Calif., after battling AIDS. He was 59.
1992. Singer Sinead O'Connor ripped up a picture of the pope during an appearance on "Saturday Night Live."
2003. Actress Halle Berry and musician Eric Benet announced they were separating. They had been married less than 3 years.
2005. The divorce between Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston was finalized.
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