Nov. 13, 2024

World Record Cheese Ball

World Record Cheese Ball

Join Johnny Mac as he brings you five intriguing and positive news stories. From a unique half-house sale in California to a new world record cheese ball in Mexico, there's no shortage of fascinating updates. Hear about the successful rescue of a runaway bull in McHenry County, the development of a handheld bacteria detection device for wounds, and the maiden voyage of the world's largest wind-powered cargo ship. Plus, learn how you can enjoy more content commercial-free. Don't miss out on these noteworthy stories!

00:00 Introduction and Today's Good News Stories
00:12 Half a House for Half a Million
00:36 World's Largest String Cheese Ball
01:04 Escaped Black Angus Bull Captured
01:44 New Bacteria Detection Method
02:18 Wind-Powered Cargo Ship's Historic Voyage
03:48 Conclusion and Additional Programs

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Caloroga Shark Media. Hey, I got a deal for you,

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and I'm Shinny Mack with five food new stories in California.

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Can I interest you in a house for a half

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a million dollars as well? Pretty good, right, except it's

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only half a house. That's right, half a house for

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half a million. What happened? The house was hit by

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a tree, leaving only half the house standing. So half

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the house is on sale for four nine Kevin is

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the listing agent until the La Times. It's an open

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concept floor plan. Meanwhile, in Mexico, they set the record

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for world's largest string cheese ball. That's right. The municipality

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of reyes Etla wanted to organize the record attempt. Cheesemakers

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used a rotating table to create the massive string cheese ball.

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The finished ball broke the record at fourteen hundred and

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two point five eight pounds. Organizers set it to two

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six hundred and forty one gallons of milk to create

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the cheese. Good news, we've caught your twelve hundred pound

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black angus bull that had escaped in McHenry County. The

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Sheriff's office had issued a warning on social media about

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a loose bull in the vegetation between South Union Road

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and South Grant Highway. You know the place can The

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neighbor said, school buses are going by. That was our

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biggest fear, that he would cross the road, you know,

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run out in front of a school bus or something.

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Ranchers on horseback we're able to get a rope around

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the bull, but the bull broke free and charged at

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them before fleeing into a cornfield. Ranchers were eventually able

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to surround the bull, lasso him, calm him down, and

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walk them back to the farm. The owner said the

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bull's knew and he's only been here a week. No

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ranchers or bulls were injured in the pursuit. Meanwhile, researchers

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have found a new method detect bacteria in your wound.

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A handheld device lights up bacteria previously invisible to the

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human eye. It uses violet light to illuminate molecules in

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the cell walls of any bacteria. Different types of bacteria

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turned different colors, allowing physicians to immediately determine how much

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and which types of bacteria are in the wound. Doctor

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Armstrong says we're hopeful this new technology can help surgeons

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improve their accuracy when pinpointing, and consequently removing bacteria from

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wounds and therefore improve patient outcomes, particularly for those with

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diabetic foot wounds. The world's largest wind powered cargo ship

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made its first delivery across the Atlantic. The wind powered

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cargo ship was loaded with hundreds of ballads of champagne,

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wine and cognac. It's the first time in nearly a

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century that a large cargo ship crossed the Atlantic powered

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almost entirely by the wind. A French startup that designed

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the show called taut towt trans Oceanic Wind Transport. They

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argue that sailing cargo ships can viably compete with container

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ships running on fossil fuels. One of the co founders says,

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we know the wind is abundant. We've known it for centuries. Now,

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with weather models, satellite communications and the routing intelligence that

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we can put behind it, it makes wind a reliable

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source of propulsion. The ship is called a niemos and

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it's different from a traditional sailing ship. It takes inspiration

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from sailboats used in racing. The mass are made from

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carbon fiber that makes them so lightweight that they can

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be much taller than traditional wood masts. The extra height

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it means they can hold up sales that are around

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twice as large and catch more wind. The sales are

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deployed by a mechanized system rather than sailors working by hand.

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The co founder says you could actually handle the whole

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rigging the seven sales on board in the three thousand

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square meters of sail with just one remote control. The

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ship is two hundred and sixty five feet long, a

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little bigger than the Cutty Sark, the famous British clipper ship.

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But while the Cutty Sark had forty eight sailors, an

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Nemos has just seven as a backup. The ship also

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has diesel electric engines. When there's not much wind, those

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engines can be used in a hybrid mode at very

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low power, but around ninety five percent of the time

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the ship relies on its sales. And those are your

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five good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program,

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