Bible Trivia Question:Who was David’s father?
A. Boaz
B. Jesse
C. Joseph
D. Saul
In The News:
- Science Fiction Day & World Introvert Day
- Children who drink whole milk less likely to be overweight _ Plenty of people opt to drink skimmed milk over whole milk, believing it is healthier and less fattening. While that is certainly true from a purely calorie-based perspective, new research (St. Michael’s Hospital of Unity Health) finds that children who drink whole milk are actually 40% less likely to be obese or overweight than kids drinking reduced-fat milk.
- Psychology Today says you’ll be more likely to live up to your New Year’s resolutions if you tell someone else. They did an experiment and the test group that had publicized their goal did much better than those who just kept it to themselves.
- A North Carolina family said they lost their appetite for pizza when they discovered a snake had slithered into their oven and been cooked with the intended entree. Amber and Robert Helm of Wake Forest said their kitchen filled with smoke while they were baking a pizza this week and they looked into the oven to discover a snake had found its way into the bottom of the oven. The family lost interest in eating the pizza, opting to go out to eat instead. They said the oven will need some thorough cleaning before they will be ready to use it again.
- A Texas mother said a fire that razed her family's front lawn started with her 12-year-old son's Christmas gift: a magnifying glass. Nissa-Lynn Parson of McKinney said her son, Cayden, 12, received a magnifying glass for Christmas and the boy and his brothers decided to use the gift to burn some holes in a newspaper in the family's driveway. The newspaper burst into flames and wind suddenly carried it to the front lawn, where the grass quickly caught fire. The amily sprang into action with pitchers of water, sprinklers, and the garden hose. the flames were extinguished with no damage except for some melted Christmas yard lights and a scorched lawn.
- It may seem as if older kids “teach” their younger sibling to misbehave – but a new study reveals that it isn’t true. Just the opposite: When researchers looked at hundreds of siblings, they discovered that when one sibling regularly acted out, their brother or sister was actually more likely to be well-behaved. The reason? They watch their siblings and learn what not to do.
- How’s this for some delicious health news? Researchers found that drinking chocolate mixed into coffee seems to take the anxiety-producing edge off the caffeine while supplementing its attention-enhancing powers.
YOU KNOW IT’S JANUARY WHEN
• The stores offer 95% off Christmas merchandise.
• The colors of red and green make you sick.
• H&R Block starts advertising.
• Every Christmas toy in the house has dead batteries in it.
• There are plenty of parking spaces at the mall.
Fun Fact:14% Percentage of men who say they don’t use deodorant. #funfact
Bonus News (not mentioned on-air):A mouse caused a two-car accident in Germany after crawling up a driver’s pants. As the rodent squirmed up his inside thigh, the driver slammed on the brakes, causing a rear-end collision with a car driven by a woman behind him. When the woman got out to give him a piece of her mind, the man opened his trousers and hauled out the wriggling mouse.
Matt's Musing: If I get addicted to eating cold turkey, I don't know how i'm going to quit... #musing
Matt's Pick Song:“Calling” by Karen Peck & New River
Bible Trivia Answer:B. Jesse (I Samuel 16:18-20)
D. Saul
Not to brag...
But I can still fit into the clothes I wore back in 2019!
👕👖👟
In The News:
- Science Fiction Day & World Introvert Day
- Children who drink whole milk less likely to be overweight _ Plenty of people opt to drink skimmed milk over whole milk, believing it is healthier and less fattening. While that is certainly true from a purely calorie-based perspective, new research (St. Michael’s Hospital of Unity Health) finds that children who drink whole milk are actually 40% less likely to be obese or overweight than kids drinking reduced-fat milk.
- Psychology Today says you’ll be more likely to live up to your New Year’s resolutions if you tell someone else. They did an experiment and the test group that had publicized their goal did much better than those who just kept it to themselves.
- A North Carolina family said they lost their appetite for pizza when they discovered a snake had slithered into their oven and been cooked with the intended entree. Amber and Robert Helm of Wake Forest said their kitchen filled with smoke while they were baking a pizza this week and they looked into the oven to discover a snake had found its way into the bottom of the oven. The family lost interest in eating the pizza, opting to go out to eat instead. They said the oven will need some thorough cleaning before they will be ready to use it again.
- A Texas mother said a fire that razed her family's front lawn started with her 12-year-old son's Christmas gift: a magnifying glass. Nissa-Lynn Parson of McKinney said her son, Cayden, 12, received a magnifying glass for Christmas and the boy and his brothers decided to use the gift to burn some holes in a newspaper in the family's driveway. The newspaper burst into flames and wind suddenly carried it to the front lawn, where the grass quickly caught fire. The amily sprang into action with pitchers of water, sprinklers, and the garden hose. the flames were extinguished with no damage except for some melted Christmas yard lights and a scorched lawn.
- It may seem as if older kids “teach” their younger sibling to misbehave – but a new study reveals that it isn’t true. Just the opposite: When researchers looked at hundreds of siblings, they discovered that when one sibling regularly acted out, their brother or sister was actually more likely to be well-behaved. The reason? They watch their siblings and learn what not to do.
- How’s this for some delicious health news? Researchers found that drinking chocolate mixed into coffee seems to take the anxiety-producing edge off the caffeine while supplementing its attention-enhancing powers.
YOU KNOW IT’S JANUARY WHEN
• The stores offer 95% off Christmas merchandise.
• The colors of red and green make you sick.
• H&R Block starts advertising.
• Every Christmas toy in the house has dead batteries in it.
• There are plenty of parking spaces at the mall.
Fun Fact:14% Percentage of men who say they don’t use deodorant. #funfact
Bonus News (not mentioned on-air):A mouse caused a two-car accident in Germany after crawling up a driver’s pants. As the rodent squirmed up his inside thigh, the driver slammed on the brakes, causing a rear-end collision with a car driven by a woman behind him. When the woman got out to give him a piece of her mind, the man opened his trousers and hauled out the wriggling mouse.
Matt's Musing: If I get addicted to eating cold turkey, I don't know how i'm going to quit... #musing
Matt's Pick Song:“Calling” by Karen Peck & New River
Bible Trivia Answer:B. Jesse (I Samuel 16:18-20)
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