This #MovieStarMonday we visit with Melora Hardin (The Office, 17 Again & Much More)
She
is featured on the current season of Dancing With The Stars on ABC
TV.
https://abc.com/shows/dancing-with-the-stars/cast/melora-hardin
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TODAY
IS A SPECIAL DAY! (A special thanks to NationalDayCalendar.com)
October 11
International Day of the Girl Child
National Sausage Pizza Day
National Coming Out Day
General Pulaski Memorial Day
National Online Bank Day
National Kick Butt Day
Native American Day
Columbus Day
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Pfizer has begun studying an oral drug to fight COVID-19. (https://reut.rs/3ET9xSa)
A new study found that fitness teachers and plumbers are the highest paying jobs that require no experience. (https://bit.ly/3m2XyZA)
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Two
women are accused of drugging a Miami Beach tourist and robbing him
of his $10,000 watch and other valuables after he passed out in a
park early Friday. 20-year-old Kimberly Lebron-Martinez 18-year-old
Elizabeth Labbe met the tourist from Texas and stayed at a local bar
until last call before grabbing alcohol from a gas station and
heading to Collins Park. In the beginning of the night, the man
reportedly declined to drink. But he eventually consumed alcohol at
the park, which knocked him out. The report said that the victim
“immediately felt as if he had been drugged and soon after lost
consciousness.” The suspects then allegedly snatched the man’s
pricey Omega timepiece, a gold chain and debit and credit cards. Over
the next 16 hours, the duo also allegedly racked up $15,000 in
charges with the man’s bank cards. The women were busted Sunday
night and hit with several felony charges.(https://bit.ly/2Y8gBcU)
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Michael Gandolfini said in a recent interview that he never saw “The Sopranos” before auditioning for “The Many Saints of Newark.” (https://yhoo.it/3macy89)
Celebrity Chef Salt Bae has opened a new high-priced London restaurant serving an $840 steak. (https://bit.ly/3kS6iCy)
Disney's Aladdin on Broadway had to shut down after a cast member tested positive for a breakthrough COVID case. (https://cbsn.ws/3kU5lJS)
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Sending an emoji to your friend can be a quick and funny way to stay in touch. Sending an emoji to your doctor probably isn’t something most patients think about when they’re feeling sick. While sending the vomit emoji to your doctor may seem strange, researchers say these symbols can actually help improve communication between patients and medical staff. Researchers (Massachusetts General Hospital) believe these symbols are able to better communicate specific symptoms, medical concerns, and other important information. The doctor says this could be especially true for young children, the disabled, and those with speech problems or language barriers. Researchers say that although there are around 3,500 official emoji there are only about 45 which have a connection to medicine. The first ones appeared in 2015, with a syringe and pill. In 2017, Apple added new emoji to represent people with disabilities. Two years later, a stethoscope, bones, teeth, and microbe emojis popped into computers and smartphones everywhere. Anatomical heart and lung emojis which were introduced in 2020. The researchers are working to create even more medical-related emoji which can more accurately represent patient symptoms and other health care issues.
Does living your best life simply cost too much money? Almost six in 10 Americans agree that being healthy is too expensive. The new survey finds 59 percent see the high cost of health and wellness as a major barrier to living a healthy lifestyle. It’s even more difficult for those who live in cities, with 68 percent of urban-dwellers saying the cost of staying healthy is too high. Mental health tops the list, with 65 percent saying it’s very important — with “living in a safe environment” (also 65%) and “having good relationships with friends and family” (61%) following closely behind. “Eating healthy food,” though, is a priority for just 50 percent of respondents. Only 22 percent of those in the poll know of a nearby grocery store that sells affordable, good-quality fresh produce.
FUN
FACT FOR YOU:
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It
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WORLD!
Dateline....
AFGHANISTAN
The city of Kabul is facing a blackout because the Taliban didn't pay electric suppliers. (https://on.wsj.com/3FcAosC)
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State police are investigating multiple thefts from vehicles Tuesday that involve thousands of dollars’ worth of stolen chainsaws. The incidents reportedly took place between Sept. 24th and Sept. 27th in a fenced-in area when an unknown individual removed 11 chainsaws from 4 different vehicles. The chainsaws were estimated to have a total value of $11,830. Troopers say the equipment was stolen from four different vehicles. Anyone with information regarding these incidents are asked to contact PSP Somerset. (https://bit.ly/3m89bP8)
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An
irate McDonald’s customer with a sugar rush stabbed a fellow
fast-food diner at a Manhattan eatery after a tiff over the amount of
sweetener in the assailant’s morning coffee. The 57-year-old victim
was eating at the McDonald’s on Eighth Ave. near W. 35th St. when
the suspect complained to a security guard that his coffee was too
sweet. When the diner came to the defense of the security guard, a
brawl erupted between the two customers and spilled out onto the
street outside, where the suspect pulled a blade and stabbed the
victim in the chest. EMS took the victim to an area hospital where he
was treated for a minor injury. The suspected stabber, described as a
bearded man with glasses carrying several tote bags, ran off and was
still being sought Wednesday. Police released surveillance images of
the man in the hope someone recognizes him. Midtown has seen a
startling 151% jump in assaults this year, NYPD data
shows.(https://bit.ly/2Wbnrxq)
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I
read the name of a REAL business located somewhere in the world...
Heidi has to guess if it's a Golf Course or a Rehab Center.
The
Reservoir in Hartford, Connecticut ….. REHAB
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