Friday, October 2, 2020

Radio Recap (Friday 10/02/20)


Bible Trivia Question:

When a young boy, where was Samuel when the Lord kept calling him?
A. in the Temple
B. At home
C. Camping in the wilderness
D. in a field with his sheep


In The News:

 - National Name Your Car Day on October 2nd encourages a special commitment to your wheels. It’s time to give your trusty automobile what it really needs, a name. Many of you most likely remember Herbie the Love Bug, Lightning McQueen from Cars, Kit from Knight Rider, General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard and Bandit from Smokey and the Bandit. These are just some of the famous car names that are known by millions of people.

 - (October 2) marks the 70th anniversary of Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz. First launched in only seven papers, the strip’s last-ever new edition ran on February 13, 2000 the day after Schulz’s death.

 - Invisible coffee cup. A good husband understands that women often get confused by stuff that doesn’t matter, as in the unwashed coffee cup that’s been sitting in the sink for days. Few wives understand that it isn’t that we see the coffee cup and choose not to rinse it or put it in the dishwater, but rather that the neural link between our eyeballs and brains actually keeps us from seeing the cup. Researchers say the gender biology of why we don’t see the cup comes down to this: They have a lot of other things on our minds… That doesn’t mean men are off the hook. Additional research shows just doing one extra chore a day, even something small and quick like folding a basket of laundry, works wonders in a woman’s mind.

 - Not a kid in car. A car was parked outside a hospital in England. Two officers on patrol happened to look in the car and thought they saw a baby inside — alone. The officers asked the advice of nurses who agreed it was a real baby. After they smashed their way into the car they learned it was really just a doll wrapped in a blanket. When the owners of the car returned to their vehicle they found the back window broken with a note to call police, who said they would pay for the window.

 - Fun Fact: The average person eats 17 gallons of this a year. (Popcorn. Popped popcorn.) #funfact


 - World Smile Day devotes a day to smiles and spreading random acts of kindness.
Improves mood
Lowers blood pressure
Relieves stress
Betters relationships
Boosts the immune system
Relieves pain
Increases life expectancy

 - Spend money to have zero stress. A third of Americans would spend over $500 to have just one day of zero stress right now, a new study found. The survey of 2,000 Americans revealed three in five feel “constantly on edge” given the pandemic.One in five admitted they feel “drained” most days while 13% are in a constant state of exhaustion.

 - Drones to clean the stadium. The Atlanta Falcons are set to host fans at a limited capacity beginning October 11 when they welcome the Carolina Panthers to town. Welcoming fans for the first time this season brings forth a challenge for the Falcons in the health and safety department and to help them clean the massive Mercedes-Benz Stadium the team is turning to drones. Two drones will be used to clean the stadium with another on deck in case it’s needed. The drones will be used to disinfect the stadium’s seating bowl, handrails, and glass partitions and they allow for a 95 percent reduction of the time needed to clean the seating bowl. The Falcons aren’t the only team in the NFL turning to technology advancements to help clean and sanitize their stadium. The Panthers announced that they will have two virus-killing robots, which cost $125,000 each, to help clean the stadium. Carolina will welcome 5,286 fans to Bank of America Stadium this Sunday as the Cardinals come to town.

 - Two thirds of businesses have seen the number of shoppers fall since lockdown, according to research. A survey of more than 750 ‘bricks and mortar’ companies found 43 per cent felt the drop in footfall was down to an unease over social distancing and keeping the virus at bay. However, almost half of the businesses polled said they had made better use of online tools for e-commerce to help boost their products and services because of the pandemic.

 - Carjacker Returned car. A man stole a car with a baby inside in Washington D.C. on Wednesday and then returned the vehicle and child minutes later. The search for a suspect is ongoing.

 - 7-11 pizza. If you weren’t aware that 7-Eleven serves pizza then this Sunday’s free promotion is for you. The chain is offering free pizzas while supplies last this Sunday, October 4, and it’s so simple to claim a pie for yourself. On Sunday, anyone with the 7Now Delivery App can order a warm pizza for delivery or pickup, meaning even if you don’t feel like leaving your house you can get the free pizza pie to your doorstep. The offer is available for one day only while supplies last, so you’re going to want to hop to it in order to get the deal.



Matt's Musing:

So, I ran out of post-it notes, now I don't know how to remind myself to buy more... #musing


Matt's Pick Song:

“Thou Oh Lord” by the Sisters


Bible Trivia Answer:

A. in the Temple (1 Samuel 3:3)



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