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Simone is a cheerful, outgoing 93-year-old who likes spending her days hanging out with

friends.

Everyone describes her as honest and kind.

But one day, there was reason to doubt it all.

Because on Simone's 93rd birthday, she was arrested.

What could this nice little old lady have done?

Ninety-three-year-old Simone was arrested out of the blue in her hometown of Augusta,

Maine.

Her neighbors, friends and community were shocked and could not understand what was

happening.

Simone dropped her chin when the police knocked on her door.

Her daughter Anne M. Dumont witnessed the whole situation.

"It was her own fault," she wrote on Facebook.

It turns out that Simone is a big fan of the TV show "Cops," which depicts American

police patrolling the streets for criminals.

Anne, Simone's daughter, had persuaded Augusta Police Department to pretend to arrest her

mom as a birthday prank.

Officer Doody had the great pleasure of arresting the 93-year-old and bringing her to his police

car.

Simone got the chance to experience what it's like to be arrested and put in a police car

— just like they do on TV!

Her dream was complete when the police officer let Simone turn on the siren!

"A big THANK YOU to APD for taking the time out of their already busy schedules for my

Mom on July 9th.

She is one happy woman and a month and a half later, she still talks about her 'arrest'

with pictures to prove it," Simone's daughter Anne wrote on Facebook a month later.

Fortunately, Simone did not really get arrested.

On the other hand, she got the chance to realize her lifelong dream.

I think the Augusta Police Department deserves a round of applause for making Simone's

birthday so unforgettable!

Share to pay tribute to these wonderful officers!

For more infomation >> 93-year-old woman is arrested on her birthday – the reason leaves everyone in disbelief - Duration: 1:59.

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What If Goosebumps Was Real? - Duration: 6:23.

Goosebumps scared me no end when I was a wee lass…. talking dummys, living mummys, people

turning into plants, ghosts, ghouls…the classic stuff of children's literature.

But what if it was more than that – what if it was all true? Listener beware, you're

in for a scare. Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest

Questions – I am your host and you have no idea how excited I about this video! I

love me a spook, especially when it comes with a What If simulation! Join me as we ask

WHAT IF Goosebumps was real?

Before we get into this video, why don't you guys let me know what your favourite scary

goosebumps story or character is in the comments section down below. Mine has the Phantom of

the Opera one – I loved it – but I do like me some theatre.

Right! Goosebumps! Goosebumps are a collection of children's horror books by author R L

Stein that spanned the 90s and beyond. Fun fact for you – there are 231 Goosebumps

books! Who knew! So many! There were 62 original classics shall we say and 170 ish spin offs.

So, with so many books detailing so many scary stories and scenarios, if Goosebumps were

real then all manner of spooks would be unleashed, ghosts, vampires, the sasquatch, the abominable

snowman, evil robots, living dummies, magic, witchcraft, evil scientists…. We would basically

be living in one giant episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer…which would kind of be all

my 11 year old dreams come true, but not in practice!

If the world of Goosebumps was real, would we accept the mystical, or would we be just

as surprised as the teenagers in all the books are? The situation always seems to go that

teenager X meets teenager Y and together they discover some kind of horrifying and unexpected

spook – for example, the abandoned theme park is alive and filled with menace, or explore

a cave only to find a mutant in it. If Goosebumps was real, would this be the norm and if so,

would we shy away from exploring abandoned places for fear of what we might encounter?

Would we become better law abiding citizens? Would we stick to curfews and keep holy water

in abounds…isn't that what would make us good little teenagers…curiosity killed

the cat and all of that. Orrr would some of us actively seek out the drama, the danger

but be prepared for it when it came. You can't catch someone off guard when they are expecting

you! Perhaps groups of vigilantes would patrol….or maybe…ooh maybe we could have real life

scooby gangs and vampire slayers! Y

ou know what would suck of Goosebumps were real? I'll tell you what - that for the

purposes of some kind of grand afterschool special morality lesson you may metamorphosize

into like…a worm…because you stepped on a worm once…or you turn into a chicken because

you knocked a cursed old lady over… sure some people may be like…hey, you deserved

to be turned into a bee, but are they really seeing the bigger picture…. Humans bees.

It is a psychological cluster…duck….ducks everywhere….but they're evil and they

want to peck you for some reason and nothing is how it should be.

If all of the things in Goosebumps were real - Evil Grand High Executioners, evil news

reporters, green slime monster blood, living jack o lanterns and the line – would you

trust anyone, ever or be shocked by anything, ever? If even a plate of scrambled eggs is

out to get you, if taking a photograph accidentally puts a curse on everyone you snap, if opening

a book unleashes a blob that eats everyone… At what point does stuff stop shocking you!

A few final thoughts for you…. You know where I wouldn't fancy living if Goosebumps

were real? The Unites States of America. Almost all the stories in the Goosebumps books take

place in the USA, which would mean it would be a hot bed for demonic activity and malicious

trickery. You'd never celebrate another Halloween without being set upon by people

who, like, turn into their costumes, or go to summer camp without disturbing some kind

of ancient Native American burial ground. You know where also probably isn't safe?

Popular tourist destinations. If the Goosebumps series ever ventured outside of the US it

was usually to the Tower of London or the Pyramids of Egypt. You'd be best off living

in lesser known spots such as Alice Springs or Skgeness…or… you know where there aren't

any Goosebump officiated monsters – SPACE. In his main series, RL Stein never mentions

aliens or space as a setting for terror…so… get Elon on the phone, if Goosebumps were

real I want OUT. Space, or hiding in a locked padded cell are basically the only options.

Ultimately, the Goosebumps books were so great because they played off every day concerns

and fears…that shadow in your bedroom isn't just the weird reflection, that noise under

your bed isn't just a loose spring… if Goosebumps were real, the things that go bump

in the night would be genuine concerns. Yes, each book was nothing more than a teenager

could handle – but if the world really is in peril from a multitude of issues at the

very same time, do we really want horny old Dwayne and Sarah saving us? No. We want the

Military! Luckily though, Goosebumps isn't real, we can sleep soundly tonight without

the fear of falling asleep and accidentally warping reality. I am excited about the Second

Goosebumps movie out this October though…. Nostalgia is realer than any work of Stein's

fiction! Orrrr is it. No, yeah, it is…I just though it would be more fun to end on

a spooky voice.

Thanks for tuning in to this video – what would you do if goosebumps was real? Let me

know in the comments section down below! Also don't forget to let me know your favourite

Goosebumps book! While you are down there why don't you like and share this video

and also click that notification bell…IF YOU DARE. Okay, okay, enough I get it!

I am your host Rebecca Felgate, I'll catch you in the next video but until then, stay

curious, stay alert and never ever stop questioning.

For more infomation >> What If Goosebumps Was Real? - Duration: 6:23.

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Arsenal fans left extremely concerned by what Bernd Leno did just one minute into Brentford clash - Duration: 1:42.

Arsenal fans have been questioning why Bernd Leno has seen so little action since his £20million move from Bayer Leverkusen - and on Wednesday night they may have been given their answer

The German shot-stopper started only his second game for the Gunners when he was named in the line-up to face Brentford in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night

His absence from the first team has been questioned by Arsenal fans, especially given Petr Cech's unreliable form in goal

But just one minute in against the Championship side and Leno nearly scored an own goal

Stephan Lichtsteiner hastily passed the ball back to the 26-year-old which awkwardly bounced off the German's foot and bobbled inches past the post

Leno held up a hand to say sorry immediately after. "I think we might have put the finger on why Leno isn't starting

" tweeted one Arsenal fan. Another posted: "LENO??????? Omg what was that." @HF00TY: Leno doing his best Cech impression

@marcsenal: So much for Leno being better with his feet

For more infomation >> Arsenal fans left extremely concerned by what Bernd Leno did just one minute into Brentford clash - Duration: 1:42.

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Jose Mourinho knew what he was doing in Paul Pogba spat, says Danny Murphy - Duration: 4:26.

Jose Mourinho knew what he was doing in Paul Pogba spat, says Danny Murphy

Danny Murphy believes Jose Mourinho staged spat.

Jose Mourinho knew exactly what he was doing when having a very public spat with Paul Pogba in training, says Danny Murphy.

The Manchester United manager denied reports of a bust-up between the pair, but Wednesday morning's interaction - captured by Sky Sports' cameras - suggested otherwise, with the frosty exchange seemingly in reaction to Pogba's usage of Instagram during the game as United were knocked out of the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night.

Sky Sports News filmed Pogba coming out for training - the morning after Mourinho insisted there was "no fallout, no problem" between himself and the World Cup winner - where the France international was confronted by Mourinho, something Murphy, speaking on The Debate, feels was staged by the Portuguese.

"Mourinho could have pulled him aside before training," Murphy said.

"The more I think about it, the more I think Mourinho has done it on purpose.

I don't think it is flippant - he is too clever.

"I spoke to people who work with Mourinho, and they eulogise about him and his attention to detail.

He is always preparing things and knowing how he is going to deal with the press.

"All of a sudden he has become unaware of the press? People can lipread now.

The more we talk about it I am convinced he has done that on purpose.

  Pogba posted an Instagram story of himself with team-mates Andreas Pereira and Luke Shaw joking around during Tuesday's defeat to Derby.

"I have had a couple of managers that I did not get on with, you just clash.

Other players will speak really highly of them.

Pogba and Mourinho might just not get on.".

Craig Bellamy highlighted how if it came to a battle with only one winner, the player cannot come out on top.

"If it is a straightforward powerplay, there will only be one winner, and should only be one winner, and that is the manager," Bellamy said.

"There is no player and, believe it or not, no manager bigger than the club.

Nobody is bigger than Manchester United.

"It is something that has to be resolved between the two of them.

United have not started great, but I see no reason why Mourinho cannot stay for the full year.

"It looks to me, from the outside that Pogba wants out.

It is not working for him at Manchester United and not with this manager.

All the little bits he wants out.".

For more infomation >> Jose Mourinho knew what he was doing in Paul Pogba spat, says Danny Murphy - Duration: 4:26.

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Eden Hazard explains what Kante told him on the bench before winner v Liverpool - Duration: 4:35.

Football News24/7  Eden Hazard proved his credentials as one of the best players in the world on Wednesday night

 The Belgian winger has been on fire to start the season but he had to make do with a place on the bench for Chelsea's Carabao Cup tie with Liverpool

 He was brought on in the 56th minute with Chelsea struggling - and he did not disappoint

 With the game locked at 1-1 going into the final five minutes, Hazard produced a quite incredible solo goal to win the tie for his side

 Hazard picked the ball up on the right hand side and jinked past a couple of Liverpool players before rifling an unstoppable shot past Simon Mignolet

 Watch the goal below:  Even Jurgen Klopp had to comment on Hazard's goal after the game

 "Eden Hazard at full speed in the box is not easy to stop," Klopp said, per the Guardian

"A wonderful goal."  So what was Hazard's inspiration for the goal?  The former Lille player is not only one of the best players in the world on the pitch, but he also seems to be a character off it

 And when asked what went through his mind before he picked up the ball, Hazard recalled what N'Golo Kante told him on the bench

 Hazard said: "I spoke with N'Golo on the bench and he told me he didn't want to take a penalty, so the only solution was to score!" Hazard told Sky Sports, per the Metro

"I just tried to do what I can do."  Brilliant stuff. Kante can claim an assist for Hazard's winner against Liverpool then

 Hazard went on to state that he didn't know whether the goal ranks as the best he's ever scored

 "The goal was special and so was the qualification," he said, per the Daily Mail

 "It's always tough to play here. That's why the win is more important.   "I think the game on Saturday is going to be more important

I don't know if it's in my top five goals but it's up there because it's against Liverpool

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For more infomation >> Eden Hazard explains what Kante told him on the bench before winner v Liverpool - Duration: 4:35.

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London fire chief 'couldn't believe what she was seeing' at Grenfell - Duration: 8:06.

The head of the London Fire Brigade has told how she couldn't believe what she was seeing when she arrived at the Grenfell Tower blaze

Commissioner Dany Cotton, the most senior fire officer to give evidence at the inquiry into the fire, said she was hit by an 'overwhelming' anxiety as crews were committed, physically touching firefighters to give them a final positive memory of being comforted

But she told the public inquiry into the fire the brigade 'should never have been put in that position to have responded to that incident in that way'

The Commissioner described the moment she arrived at Grenfell Tower at 2.49am on the night of the fire

She said in the statement: 'Sitting in my car I could see the tower through my front windscreen

I was still on the phone to Tom (Director of Operations) and said "What the f***? This can't actually be happening; I can't believe what I'm seeing"

'It just looked like something from a disaster movie. Like a hideous mixture of 'Towering Inferno' and a video I was shown in training school of a high-rise fire in Sao Paulo where people jumped to escape

'  RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next 'We've been punched in the stomach AGAIN': Victims' families

Doctors 'blamed victims to cover up NHS blood scandal¿,. Share this article Share In her written statement to the inquiry, Ms Cotton said: 'It has truly damaged some people who witnessed some terrible things and who will never forget them

They will wear the scars for the rest of their life.'Ms Cotton revealed she was one of those marked by the night, suffering significant memory gaps because of the trauma, which she has received therapy for

The room was packed with survivors of the tragedy, those who lost friends and family and local community members, with extra chairs put in to accommodate everybody

Ms Cotton added: 'People will quite rightly have questions, but for me I could not be more proud of the absolute commitment and dedication of the firefighters

They were clearly terrified of going into Grenfell Tower.'The commissioner said she first went into the the high-rise to reassure and comfort firefighters because she did not know if they would all return from the fire alive

She said: 'I recall I actually physically went and touched some firefighters when I spoke to them, because I was not a hundred percent convinced in my mind that everybody was going to come out of there alive

'The building was so hugely involved in fire; you cannot help but compare it to 9/11

'She added: 'I wanted those firefighter to have a positive reinforced memory before they went into the building of somebody saying nice things to them, being supportive and demonstrating to them that somebody really cared

'Later, Ms Cotton said she was hit by overwhelming anxiety to be committing firefighters into a situation where she could not guarantee their safety

She said: 'The imperative was to save human life. The right to life is a basic function of human rights and we were servicing that human right

'However, for the first time ever, I had an overwhelming continuous feeling of anxiety, of responsibility in committing firefighters into a building where I could not guarantee their safety

'I've never felt that way before, and I have been in charge at hundreds of large scale operational incidents

'It was a huge responsibility to know how many people were in there and that we were just going to keep committing and committing - even though there was a potential risk - but that was the decision we took

'Quizzed by Richard Millett QC, the Commissioner defended the Brigade's 'stay-put' policy, saying if 'a building behaves correctly' then the 'stay put' advice is the safest option

The LFB has been criticised for initially telling residents to remain in their flats despite the speed and ferocity of the inferno's spread

The basis of the policy is that fire should not spread between compartments - so a person in a separate, unaffected part of the building should be able to remain in their flat and await rescue safely

Ms Cotton also revealed she had not received training on fire-spread over the facade of a high rise residential block or on cladding

But she said the Grenfell fire would have been deemed an 'unrealistic scenario'.She told the inquiry: 'I wouldn't develop a training package for a space shuttle to land in front of the Shard

'We would respond to it and deal with it in the same manner we do an incident of that scale

'I wouldn't expect us to be developing training or a response to something that simply shouldn't happen

'Some 71 people died in the fire on June 14 last year, with a 72nd victim dying months later

 

For more infomation >> London fire chief 'couldn't believe what she was seeing' at Grenfell - Duration: 8:06.

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What Was Your Question? - Engineering Tech. - Duration: 1:05.

I can't believe our car broke down.

Yeah, what are we gonna do?

Like a good neighbor State Farm is there?

We've got to make a hydrogen fuel cell to power the car.

How long will it take to make the engine?

It's actually not an engine, that would be combustion.

A hydrogen fuel cell is powered by an electro-checmical reaction.

I know that a hydrogen fuel cell is more efficient than engines, but I'm not sure why.

It's because in a regular engine, 60-80% of the energy would be wasted,

In a hydrogen fuel cell, only 20% would be wasted, basically,

Is it going to be hard to make?

Yeah, I have to get home by six for paw Patrol

*awkward silence*

It's, uhh, no it's not very hard to make, it just depends on how much power you need. (Results may vary.)

You guys ready?

Yeah!

(Disclaimer: This isn't an accurate representation of how to make one)

Your car is fixed!

Thanks, science dude.

Yeah, we could have done it without you.

I know! You guys are dumb. That'll be 6,000$.

aaAaaA

For more infomation >> What Was Your Question? - Engineering Tech. - Duration: 1:05.

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TimberTalk - What is Capped Composite Decking? - Duration: 1:18.

For many years traditional timber has been a popular choice for homeowners

when it comes to their decking project, however as a result of the tendency to

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It's a material that provides all of the charm of traditional wood decking but

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All of our Capitals feature a 30-year warranty included fading stain cover, the

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anything that's built to be easily wiped away with no worries long lasting damage,

perfect for allowing you to enjoy your deck, stress-free.