Randy McCoy
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Randy McCoy
Atari Video Games Files for Chapter 11
January 22, 2013 Atari, the video game pioneer that introduced the first video game ‘Pong’ and favorites such as ‘Centipede,’ has been at the bottom of the video game world in recent years. Atari’s U.S. operation has filed for bankruptcy after reporting significant loses in 2012.
Clay Walker New Host for Trophy Hunter TV
January 21, 2013
Clay Walker the country performer is also Clay Walker the avid hunter. Clay is currently on the road supporting his ninth album “She Won’t Be Lonely Long’.
Shrimp Season Starts January 22 but Catch Limits are Way Down
January 21, 2013 The Maine shrimp season will get underway January 22 for trawlers and February 5 for fisherman who use traps. This year the catch limit has been greatly reduced by 74%. After scientists discovered the shrimp population may be at risk, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission set a catch limit at 1.38 million pounds, 26% of last year’s limit.
Baseball Hall of Famer ‘Stan the Man’ Musial Dies at 92 Years Old
January 20, 2013 One of the great baseball players of all time #6, Stan ‘Stan the Man’ Musial, died on Saturday at the age of 92. He was not only one of the greats but a great baseball name.
Creator of Barney and Friends Son Aressted For Attempted Murder
January 18, 2013 Sheryl Leach, the creator of Barney and Friends, got her inspiration for the character from her son Patrick who has been arrested for attempted murder in Malibu, California. In an exclusive section of Malibu, Patrick Leach, 27, and his neighbor, Eric Shanks, were having a property dispute and the shooting took place following an argument.
Why Does the Word ‘Dixie’ Refer to the South?
January 18, 2013 Funny how the mind works…I was whistling the song ‘Dixie’ the other day and my son started whistling along. It made me wonder how ‘Dixie’ became known as the Southern states.
Goats No Longer Used in Military Training
January 17, 2013 It may be hard to believe that the U.S Army uses live goats for training, but it is true. Thousands of goats have been shot, stabbed and blown up for training in combat situations at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, home of the 82nd airborne.
After 84 Years, Popeye is Still a Popular Cartoon
January 17, 2013 ‘I’m Popeye the sailor man..toot toot.' In 1929 the Popeye comics, first appeared and our ‘sailor’ man has been a favorite since. The original Popeye had characters like Olive Oyl, her first boyfriend Ham Gravy and her parents Cole and Nana Oyl.
18 Human Heads Found at O’Hare International Airport in Chicago
January 16, 2013 Customs officials at O’Hare airport in Chicago had quite a discovery as they seized 18 human heads during a routine X-ray screening. When the news first broke about the heads, headlines where wondering where they came from
Woman Gorged by Rhino in South Aferica
January 16, 2013 The South African Aloe Ridge Hotel and Game Reserve lists on their web site the rhino as one of the animal’s visitors can see up close. Getting a little too close to a rhino was not a good idea for 24 year old Chantal Beyer who was gorged in the back after taking an ‘up close’ photo with a rhino.