This #MovieStarMonday we visit with Yugi Okumoto (Karate Kid 2, o bra Kai) We will visit about his new action comedy "The Paper Tiger"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c85U83SKQXw
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May 24th
National Yucatan Shrimp Day
National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day
Brother’s Day
National Scavenger Hunt Day
National Escargot Day
National Wyoming Day
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Invisibly surveyed 1320 people to learn whether they approve of having their data sold for profit. Turns out 79% of people don’t approve of companies profiting from their data.
Here’s some things Invisibly learned from their survey:
79% of people do not approve of companies profiting from their data.
71% of respondents know that companies routinely profit off their data while 29% of respondents were unaware.
77% of respondents want to control who can access their data.
Men are more likely to be aware that their data can be sold for profit.
The results show that 79% of respondents don't approve of companies profiting off their data. https://www.invisibly.com/insights/data-for-profits
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A
JetBlue flight from the Big Apple to San Francisco was forced to land
in Minneapolis after a passenger was allegedly seen “snorting a
white substance” and sexually harassing a woman. 42-year-old Mark
Anthony Scerbo of Mechanicville, New York, was arrested Sunday at
Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport on suspicion of drug
possession. Flight 915, which departed from JFK Airport, “was
forced to divert to Minneapolis after a customer on board began
acting erratically and aggressively toward crew members and other
customers,” the airline said in a statement. “The flight was met
by law enforcement, the customer was removed and the flight continued
on to San Francisco,” it added. Cell phone video shot by Matt
Kawashima and posted on Twitter shows a crew member explaining to
everyone that the suspect had allegedly touched a female passenger
and refused to wear a mask. He added that a bag with the substance
was found at the man’s seat. Scerbo could also face federal charges
for possible crimes committed on a plane traveling over state lines.
(https://bit.ly/3wd6C1y)
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The first official trailer for “Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins” was released.(https://bit.ly/3onbDlq)
HBO is releasing a reunion episode of the TV show “Friends.” (https://bit.ly/33N039Q)
“Jerry
Seinfeld's Colorado Ski Home”
Jerry
Seinfeld has listed his 27-acre mountain home in Telluride, Colorado
for $14.95 million. The 11-bedroom, 12,300-square-foot home was
built in 1991, and purchased by the Seinfelds in 2007. Home features
include a gym, yoga studio and private trails. There is a separate
guest home too. Tom Cruise's 320-acre estate in Telluride is also
for sale, asking $39.5 million.
https://www.toptenrealestatedeals.com/
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Cops in Lehigh Acres, Florida reported that a large alligator was seen chasing people through a Wendy’s parking lot. (https://bit.ly/3osqlI3)
A Chicago cat is going viral after jumping from the fifth floor of a burning building, bouncing off the ground, and then walking away. (https://rb.gy/fkaili)
For those of us who suffer from seasonal allergies, the spring and summer months can be miserable. A few tweaks to your daily routine can keep the outdoors from invading your home. The blog Apartment Therapy gives some great ideas, but here’s one we’ve never heard: change your clothes and shoes as soon as you enter your home. Leaving your clothes by the door prevents the transfer of allergens into other rooms. Don’t bring these clothes into the bedroom and put them in the hamper, either — that brings allergens into the bedroom and defeats the purpose.
Scientists know that sitting is bad, but they’ve discovered what appears to be the best remedy: Walking — for as little as two minutes per hour (according to American Society of Nephrology). While most people in the study were largely sedentary, those who walked around for about two minutes per hour had a 33 percent lower risk of death during the study than people who sat without walking breaks.
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If
you were planning to attend the Baby Jumping Festival in Castrillo de
Murcia, Spain, in June I have some bad news — it’s canceled.
Hopefully it will return in 2022. In this bizarre festival, grown
men, dressed as El Colacho (the devil) jump over tiny babies to ward
off bad luck and to cleanse the babies of the evil that infests them
when they are born.
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A
Miami, Florida Instagram influencer known for flaunting her wealth on
social media has been accused of $100,000 fraud in allegedly
obtaining a pandemic relief loan to fund her lavish life. As reported
by The Independent, 31-year-old Miami Instagram influencer Danielle
Miller, has been charged with wire fraud. Miller allegedly used the
personal information of a Massachusetts resident in order to obtain
COVID relief funds meant for small businesses. She accessed the
information through the state Registry of Motor Vehicles. She is also
accused of using the victim’s personal info to create a bank
account she controlled. Prosecutors said the Miami Instagram
influencer’s alleged fraud continued after she used the
Massachusetts resident’s personal information to apply for a
federally-funded Economic Injury Disaster loan. Authorities say over
$100,000 in federal money was deposited into Miller’s bank account.
NBC News Boston reported that Miller used the money on herself,
buying expensive stays in hotels and private flights.
(https://bit.ly/2QopfQU)
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Prosecutors
will not pursue criminal charges against a Florida teacher who was
arrested for allegedly spraying four teenage students with an aerosol
disinfectant because they “were not wearing their mask properly.”
In a pair of recent Circuit Court notices, prosecutors reported that
four felony child abuse charges filed against 51-year-old Christina
Reszetar were being dropped since “facts and circumstances
revealed” do not warrant prosecution. Reszetar was arrested in
January following a bizarre incident at Largo High School, where she
has worked for eighteen years. Reszetar, who teaches math, allegedly
used a can of Claire disinfectant to spray “directly onto the path,
face, and body” of four students. According to an arrest affidavit,
Reszetar reportedly told police that, “the kids were not wearing
their mask properly.” A school surveillance camera recorded
Reszetar “intentionally” approaching the students to spray them.
The teens were not injured by the spray, which is used to disinfect
surfaces. During Reszetar’s initial appearance in court, a judge
referred to the spraying as a “severely misguided attempt at
discipline.” Reszetar, who pleaded not guilty to the child abuse
counts, was freed without bond and ordered to have no contact with
the four students and stay away from Largo High School. Reszetar’s
name and email address are still listed in the school’s online
staff directory.(https://bit.ly/2QgmPDU)
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