Saturday Overnight Open Thread (1/12/18) Smiley Edition

Our friend, Paul Joseph Watson takes a peak at woke virtue signalers.

Death and mayhem on a Saturday night. Twenty ways you are most likely to die in America.

New York, New York is experiencing some of the lowest crime stats ever. Why?

So what has caused such a constant, and drastic, reduction in crime? According to Deputy Commissioner for Public Information Stephen Davis, who has seen close to 50 years of policing, there are a few key reasons, all of which work together: community policing, more officers on the street and precision policing as well as the use of new technologies.

A trip down memory lane...............................

Did you know that January is National Soup Month? I didn't. Eleven soup recipes you should try. I think I'll pass a on a few of them. Guess which ones?

Russia. They have some problem drivers.

A Russian man believed to be drunk has been detained after stealing an armoured personnel carrier and smashing it into a supermarket.

The man stole the tank-like vehicle on caterpillar tracks from a military driving school in the far northern Murmansk region, RIA Novosti news agency cited a traffic police spokeswoman as saying.

Oooops, did I do that?

World's worst arm robber and Tonight's Genius Award Winner. h/t ibguy

Cancer sucks. So does Alzheimer's. Tonight's Feel Good Story of The Day.

The program, which kicked off in October, is funded by a $5,000 grant from Caesars Windsor Cares and is designed for people living with dementia and their caregivers. The once-a-month sessions are held at Art InDeed Studio and provide a unique art activity that can be modified based on participant’s preferences and abilities.

“It reduces stress and anxiety,” said Sarah Overton, Education and Support Coordinator. “It also reduces isolation because a lot of time people are withdrawn after a dementia diagnosis because they are afraid to go out or say something wrong. So we are also providing them with that safe spot.”

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