Guy dressed as Sir Ian McKellen runs into Sir Ian McKellen PLUS a paper plane flies 290 feet

0:02 The Shark Deck Johnny Mack with five good news stories. There was a bald eagle who had gone viral for trying to hatch a rock. Well, good news for Murphy, the thirty one year old eagle. He's now taken care of an orphaned eaglet at a Missouri bird sanctuary. So back in March, the sanctuary explained that building a nest and nurturing a rock as if it's an egg is a hormonal response to spring. They clarified, Murphy is not hurt, sick, or otherwise in distress. He's built a nest on the ground and is very carefully incubating a rock. We wish him the best of luck. Then in April, the sanctuary received a bruised and battered orphaned eaglet. His nest had been blown down in a storm. The sanctuary needed to introduce the chick to an adult eagle for fostering. They decided they'd give Murphy a chance. Murphy's dad instincts were already in high gear, but at thirty one years old, he had never raised a chick before. It's definitely a gamble, but was the chick's best chance. Baby rock was removed and the chick was introduced. The eaglets has been bonding beautifully with Murphy. Congratulations to Dylan and Garrett. They have designed the world's best paper airplane. They are actually bowing engineers. It took them twenty minutes to fold the airplane, which eventually flew two hundred and ninety feet, a Guinness World record. It wasn't a classic paper airplane design. They used their knowledge of aeronautics and origami to design something with the same characteristics as a supersonic aircraft. They said, we try to mimic the design of various hypersonic vehicles with travel at speeds over MAC five, so we decided to call our plane MAC five. They selected the A

1:34 four, which is European size paper with the maximum weight of one hundred grams per square meter. Reasoning the heavier the airplane, farther one could throw it. We found the optimal angles about forty degrees off the ground. Once you're aiming at that high, you throw it as hard as possible. That gave us our best distance. It took simulations to figure that out. I didn't think we could get useful data from a simulation on a paper airplane. It turns out we could meanwhile in your car, if you're like annoyed with all the screens, can we just have some buttons and knobs like we used to? Well, good news, they're coming back. The head of Hunday Design said, we've used physical buttons quite significantly the last few years. We will continue to have physical dials. I agree, Just give me a radio button. It gets a little hard punching around on everything, you know, I just want to hit ac blast. I don't want to go through a screen.

2:17 Good news from Melissa and Mark. They saved twenty five thousand dollars by salvaging items from their own scrapyard for their wedding. After they got engaged, they decided to build their wedding by using some of the hundreds of thousands of items brought into their scrapyard. They eventually found tables, chairs, decorations, even their engagement rings. Melissa said, to have a wedding that was different was always my aim. I love to stand out from the crowd. I felt it was my challenge to make our wedding from things we could reuse and recycle. Melissa said, I'm so passionate about saving things from landfill, so with my wedding, I wanted it to be as vintage as possible. I love the salage with things with the history, I wouldn't dream of buying something too modern. With a bit of TLC, you can make something completely new and totally unique. I am Patty Callahan Henry, I am Mary Kay Andrews, I'm Kristin Harmel, and I'm Kristy Woodson Harvey. Friends in Fiction is led by four longtime friends, the four of us, with more than seventy five published books between us. Through end depth conversations and interviews, we discussed the books we've written, the books we're reading, and the art of storytelling.

3:23 We are here with endless stories to support indie bookstores, authors, librarians and readers just like you. We are always seeking innovative ways to introduce dynamic voices and trends in publishing. On this channel, you will find hundreds of episodes with some of your favorite authors, including the four of us, with our new releases, as we reveal the stories behind the stories, offer writing tips, and talk about the creation of novels, memoirs, and nonfiction titles. So if you love books and you're curious about the writing world, you are in the right place. You can listen to friends and fiction on any major streaming platform. Hey good news. If you often go out on a pub crawl dressed as Gandalf from Lord of the Rings, you just might run into sir Ian McKillen Ben Coyles was celebrating his twenty second birthday. He was all dressed up. They walked into the next bar and there's sir Ian.

4:26 His friend Felix said, we had no idea it'd be there. We were on our penultimate pub when someone comes up and asked we we'd like our Gandalf to meet the real Gandalf. So I turned around. I assume it's gonna be somebody pulling my leg. I'd turned around. It's sir Ian McKillen ben said. He asked me how old I was and said, happy birthday. That's your five good News stories for today. Follow the show for free on Apple podcast, Spotify YouTube, where if you get your shows. Happy Birthday Bed