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I'm going to be really busy the next couple of weeks so episode 120 will be out after the holidays and NEW YEARS.

Original 'Star Wars' Boba Fett actor Jeremy Bulloch dies at 75.

Died of complications of Parkinson's disease.

Bulloch's death comes just weeks after Temuera Morrison took on the role of Fett in the Disney Plus hit "The Mandalorian" (2019-present), which follows the bounty hunter known as the Mandalorian about five years after the events of "Return of the Jedi" (1983).

https://www.space.com/original-star-wars-boba-fett-actor-jeremy-bulloch-dies

2020 Reflection. 2021 Goals.

Can we personally find a Brightside to 2020? What good came of it for you?

What are you hoping for in the year 2021?

JAMCO. Comedy Series is back...virtually.

Monthly show every 2nd Wednesday of the month 9pm EST via Zoom.

Wisconsin trooper pulls over car covered with Christmas lights.

Tyler Kamholz, 18, was pulled over and given a warning by a Wisconsin State Patrol trooper who spotted him driving around with his car covered in Christmas lights.

Kamholz said the trooper let him go with a warning.

The state patrol posted a photo on Facebook that showed the car in the Oshkosh area covered with colorful lights.

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Outrage Over Death of Black Man Shot by Ohio Deputy.

Casey Christian Goodson Jr. was shot and killed by an Ohio sheriff's deputy on the afternoon of Friday, December 4th.

The 23-year-old Black man was allegedly shot three times in the back. Authorities claimed he was waving a gun from his car in Northeast Columbus.

The young man was shot as he was returning home from a dentist appointment while carrying a Subway sandwich.

Vaccine Rollout

Are you taking it?

Heroes of the Crisis: A Nine-Year-Old Who’s Helping Veterans.

Tyler Stallings is inspired by three generations of family members who've served in the armed forces.

He makes “hero bags” and “hero boxes” for homeless veterans, featuring toiletries and clothing along with pandemic-related supplies such as hand sanitizer and masks. Tyler, who lives in Halethorpe, Maryland, launched the initiative after watching a video about veterans living on the street. “It all started when I said I wanted to build them houses. Mom said, ‘Well, we can’t do that.’ ”

Tyler’s mom, Andrea Blackstone, often drives him to multiple stores, sometimes traveling an hour from home.

At the start of summer, he donated two new AC units to Patriot House, a home for veterans getting back on their feet. “I knew the veterans would have a good air conditioner and they wouldn’t have to suffer with the heat.”

Holiday Feeling.

How will your holidays differ during these trying times?

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Outrage Over Death of Black Man Shot by Ohio Deputy.

Casey Christian Goodson Jr. was shot and killed by an Ohio sheriff's deputy on the afternoon of Friday, December 4th.

The 23-year-old Black man was allegedly shot three times in the back. Authorities claimed he was waving a gun from his car in Northeast Columbus.

The young man was shot as he was returning home from a dentist appointment while carrying a Subway sandwich.

Vaccine Rollout

Are you taking it?

Heroes of the Crisis: A Nine-Year-Old Who’s Helping Veterans.

Tyler Stallings is inspired by three generations of family members who've served in the armed forces.

He makes “hero bags” and “hero boxes” for homeless veterans, featuring toiletries and clothing along with pandemic-related supplies such as hand sanitizer and masks. Tyler, who lives in Halethorpe, Maryland, launched the initiative after watching a video about veterans living on the street. “It all started when I said I wanted to build them houses. Mom said, ‘Well, we can’t do that.’ ”

Tyler’s mom, Andrea Blackstone, often drives him to multiple stores, sometimes traveling an hour from home.

At the start of summer, he donated two new AC units to Patriot House, a home for veterans getting back on their feet. “I knew the veterans would have a good air conditioner and they wouldn’t have to suffer with the heat.”

Holiday Feeling.

How will your holidays differ during these trying times?

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Joe Biden urges Americans to mask up for 100 days as covid surged.

Thoughts.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/03/politics/biden-harris-interview-covid-mask/index.html

Lockdowns effects on small businesses.

Some are being defiant, i.e Mac’s Public House in Staten Island, NY.

Mac's Public House reopened its doors Friday, continuing its defiance of city and state restrictions on bars and restaurants amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The reopening comes days after the bar was shut down by the city sheriff's office for blatantly violating orders put in place to curb the rising number of coronavirus cases on Staten Island.

"We are not getting the support that we need, the funding, anything from our local, state governments, all governments, for what we need, and we need our livelihoods back, and if they're not going to give it to us, we're going to take it back at this point because we have no confidence in them to do what needs to be done," GM Danny Presti said.

California protests lockdowns.

'This coming lockdown will pretty much put us out'

Businesses have been ordered closed in regions where available ICU beds fall below 15%

Alex Adams, the owner of Paragon Bar and Grill in the California town of Northridge, said the prospect of another shutdown was "scary." He said he just took in $2,500 compared to before Thanksgiving when he took in $11,000. "I can't even pay my kitchen staff with that," he said.

Vaccines to be distributed in the U.S.

Would you get vaccinated?

FAQ https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/coronavirus-disease-(covid-19)-vaccines

Warner Bros. to make its 2021 movies available on streaming service HBO Max the same day they hit theaters.

Studios have long sought greater flexibility in terms of releasing movies to digital and on-demand platforms, while theaters want to preserve their exclusivity for as long as possible. The pandemic's impact has clearly given the former leverage in shrinking the standard 90-day gap between theatrical and home release on major films, which was already under pressure with studios intent on offering premium content to generate more streaming subscribers.

The advent of streaming has already threatened existing media models, including the cable/satellite TV bundle, with more "cord-cutting," and linear TV viewing. Everything about the business that Netflix has championed -- and the studios are largely emulating with their rival products -- says you can have what you want, when you want it.

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Joe Biden urges Americans to mask up for 100 days as covid surged.

Thoughts.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/03/politics/biden-harris-interview-covid-mask/index.html

Lockdowns effects on small businesses.

Some are being defiant, i.e. Mac’s Public House in Staten Island, NY.

Mac's Public House reopened its doors Friday, continuing its defiance of city and state restrictions on bars and restaurants amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The reopening comes days after the bar was shut down by the city sheriff's office for blatantly violating orders put in place to curb the rising number of coronavirus cases on Staten Island.

"We are not getting the support that we need, the funding, anything from our local, state governments, all governments, for what we need, and we need our livelihoods back, and if they're not going to give it to us, we're going to take it back at this point because we have no confidence in them to do what needs to be done," GM Danny Presti said.

California protests lockdowns.

'This coming lockdown will pretty much put us out'

Businesses have been ordered closed in regions where available ICU beds fall below 15%

Alex Adams, the owner of Paragon Bar and Grill in the California town of Northridge, said the prospect of another shutdown was "scary." He said he just took in $2,500 compared to before Thanksgiving when he took in $11,000. "I can't even pay my kitchen staff with that," he said.

Vaccines to be distributed in the U.S.

Would you get vaccinated?

FAQ https://www.who.int/news-room/q-a-detail/coronavirus-disease-(covid-19)-vaccines

Warner Bros. to make its 2021 movies available on streaming service HBO Max the same day they hit theaters.

Studios have long sought greater flexibility in terms of releasing movies to digital and on-demand platforms, while theaters want to preserve their exclusivity for as long as possible. The pandemic's impact has clearly given the former leverage in shrinking the standard 90-day gap between theatrical and home release on major films, which was already under pressure with studios intent on offering premium content to generate more streaming subscribers.

The advent of streaming has already threatened existing media models, including the cable/satellite TV bundle, with more "cord-cutting," and linear TV viewing. Everything about the business that Netflix has championed -- and the studios are largely emulating with their rival products -- says you can have what you want, when you want it.

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