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Notes for Thursday July 11, 2019
THIS
WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
(COMMENTS ARE WELCOME)
(COMMENTS ARE WELCOME)
Dear
John,
I've
been working for other people my whole life. I enjoy doing what I do,
but recently I started taking photos for people too. I've been
working on weekends and evenings to take the photos, then I try to
get them edited and ready to send out as quickly as possible. If I
quit my "job" it would give me more time to do this... but
I've never been without a job before. I don't know if I would have
enough work to keep me busy... and more importantly... enough money
to make ends meet. Any advice would be appreciated... I want to try
this but I'm not good at taking risks. What should I do?
Signed
– PhotoDad
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July
11th
National
Cheer Up The Lonely Day
National
Rainier Cherry Day
National
Blueberry Muffin Day
All
American Pet Photo Day
National
Mojito Day
National
7-Eleven Day
SURVEYS,
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A
study by the University of Arizona found that nighttime snacking can
lead to cravings for junk food.Scientists say people who snack at
night will encounter major weight gains. (https://bit.ly/2JnKWKy)
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A
Florida man who was found in possession of illegal drugs during a
traffic stop also had a baby alligator bound with tape in his
passenger seat. Deputies pulled over Anthony Richardson in Zolfo
Springs last Thursday. Investigators said they searched Richardson
and found narcotics on his person. Before deputies could search the
car, Richardson told them he had a live alligator in his front seat.
Officers located the baby alligator inside a black bag with its mouth
taped shut. Richardson told deputies he didn’t have an alligator
trapping or hunting license. He claimed a friend gave him the gator,
and he planned on releasing the reptile into the river. Richardson
was arrested on multiple drug charges and illegally possessing or
capturing an alligator. (https://fxn.ws/30iZwsd)
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Anderson Cooper is inheriting just $1.5 million dollars from his billionaire mother, Gloria Vanderbilt. (https://pge.sx/2NFqSY6)
“Love Island” made its debut on CBS Tuesday and is already being touted as the craziest, raunchiest show on TV. (https://nyp.st/2Jp8lLx)
“Spider-Man: Far From Home” had a $580 million dollar worldwide opening.
(https://fxn.ws/2LHeXGD)
Box Office figures show that Spiderman brought in $185 million dollars over the 4th of July weekend. (https://nyp.st/2XwZxab)
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A new comic book hits shelves this week that features Jesus as a Superhero. It takes place in the modern era. (https://nyp.st/2G2fqzM)
Adele is planning a wild bachelorette party for her friend, Jennifer Lawrence.
(https://pge.sx/2L5mIa1)
Mackenzie Bezos is the world’s 22nd richest person now that her divorce from Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is final, and she’s reportedly received thousands of date offers from men on the internet. (https://pge.sx/2JjFDM8)
Officials in Florida have caught alligators eating a human corpse for the second time in a week. (https://nyp.st/2LbzvaZ)
A video has gone viral of a family getting into a wild fistfight at Disneyland in California. They’re now facing up to a year in jail. There were over 100 punches thrown. (https://nyp.st/2NJvgph)
France has announced an “Eco-Tax” on all flights leaving the country.
(https://bit.ly/2LGRaqt)
A Hong Kong company is developing a blue-tooth Walkman to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the cassette player’s release. (https://nyp.st/2NJzf5a)
A Detroit Music Festival has dropped its plans to charge white people more for tickets after receiving backlash online for being racially divisive.
(https://nyp.st/2XBQYLo)
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The word “Pez” comes from the German word for peppermint. Eduard Haas III first invented Pez candy in Vienna, Austria, in 1927, as an alternative to smoking. And when it came to naming his tiny treats, which were originally a minty flavor, he looked to the German word “pfefferminz,” which means peppermint. He took the “p” from the first syllable, the “e” from the middle syllable, and the “z” from the last syllable to form the word “Pez.”
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Mycrophobia… Fear of small things.
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Following a dispute in the drive-thru lane of a Burger King, a Florida teenager yesterday walked into the restaurant and threw a cup of scalding coffee on a fast food worker who suffered burns on her face, hands, and arms. According to an arrest affidavit, 18-year-old Anastasia Lantier entered the Burger King around 10:20 a.m. “due to an issue at the drive through.” Once inside the Seminole restaurant, Lantier got into a “verbal altercation” with Cynthia Crumb, a 21-year-old restaurant employee. During that argument, Lantier allegedly “grabbed a coffee cup that was sitting on the counter” and threw it at Crumb. The coffee--which cops measured at 250 degrees--“splashed all over” Crumb, “burning the victim on her face and hands/arms.” During an ensuing physical altercation, Lantier scratched Crumb, while the worker bit and scratched Lantier. With her mother in tow, Lantier left the Burger King before police arrived. Lantier was arrested on a felony aggravated battery charge for “causing great bodily harm, permanent disability, or permanent disfigurement” to Crumb. (https://bit.ly/2Xg7Uf7)
Following a dispute in the drive-thru lane of a Burger King, a Florida teenager yesterday walked into the restaurant and threw a cup of scalding coffee on a fast food worker who suffered burns on her face, hands, and arms. According to an arrest affidavit, 18-year-old Anastasia Lantier entered the Burger King around 10:20 a.m. “due to an issue at the drive through.” Once inside the Seminole restaurant, Lantier got into a “verbal altercation” with Cynthia Crumb, a 21-year-old restaurant employee. During that argument, Lantier allegedly “grabbed a coffee cup that was sitting on the counter” and threw it at Crumb. The coffee--which cops measured at 250 degrees--“splashed all over” Crumb, “burning the victim on her face and hands/arms.” During an ensuing physical altercation, Lantier scratched Crumb, while the worker bit and scratched Lantier. With her mother in tow, Lantier left the Burger King before police arrived. Lantier was arrested on a felony aggravated battery charge for “causing great bodily harm, permanent disability, or permanent disfigurement” to Crumb. (https://bit.ly/2Xg7Uf7)
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California mother is warning others to lock down their Amazon
accounts after her 2-year-old daughter purchased a $430 couch through
her shopping app — with just one click. Isabella McNeil had been
recently looking at couches on the Amazon app on her cell phone but
apparently did not to close the application properly when she handed
her phone to her daughter. The mother of two said that last week, her
daughter made the impromptu purchase and she didn't know anything
about it until the couch was on its way. “I was just so shocked,”
McNeil told KNSD. “I thought, 'Did I buy a couch in my sleep?” It
turns out 2-year-old Rayna, instead of playing a game on the phone,
opened up the Amazon app and pressed on the "Buy Now"
button, which advertises purchasing items with just “one click.”
McNeil quickly tried to cancel the order, but said it was too late.
She told the news station that if she were to return it, it'd cost
her a $79 restocking fee, and would need to pay for shipping costs
around $100. She's now trying to sell the couch online.
(https://fxn.ws/2LxCZUo)
THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
box—monkey—crescent?
(Wrenches)
THESE THREE THINGS!
What do these 3 things have in common:
box—monkey—crescent?
(Wrenches)
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