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[itsmythang]

In 1964, on the same day the FBI found the bodies of civil rights workers James Chaney, Andy Goodman and Mickey Schwerner, singer Harry Belafonte heard the SNCC needed at least $50,000 to survive. His friend and fellow activist Sidney Poitier delivered $70,000 raised to the Mississippi Delta. When they landed at the Greenwood airport after dark, a pickup filled with white men pursued and rammed them. The two performers made it to their destination, delivering the money to keep Freedom Summer going. “We knew if we never did another thing together,” Belafonte recalled, “this was to be forever cherished.”

[tomorrowusa]

Trump spent more than $70,000 to style his hair when he was on 'The Apprentice' and wrote it off as a business expense: NYT

President Donald Trump spent more than $US70,000 to style his hair when he was on “The Apprentice,” and he wrote off the costs as a business expense, The New York Times reported Sunday.

Donald Trump isn’t just a crook and a tax cheat but he’s a particularly vain one at that -- and he wants us to pay for his vanity. 

If you get a haircut once a month and it cost you $20, it would take 291.67 years for you to reach that $70,000 figure shown on Trump’s tax returns.

Okay, we expect rich and ostentatious people to do wasteful things like that. But in the case of Trump, he was trying to get Uncle Sam to pay for his hair by calling it a business expense in his tax filings.

Republicans think that universal healthcare and reducing homelessness are expenses which the federal government cannot afford. Let’s see how many of those same lawmakers on Capitol Hill make excuses for letting taxpayers subsidize wealthy white guys having their hair done.

[moneyhealthfinance-blog]

Tyson recalling nearly 70,000 pounds of chicken strips after a report of metal pieces Tyson Foods is recalling over 69,000 pounds of its ready-to-eat chicken strips after two consumers complained of finding metal with their meals, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's

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College or $70,000 a year? Aviation industry scrambles for mechanics as retirements loom The aviation industry needs to hire thousands of more people like Thomas Maharis. Maharis, recent high school graduate who lives with his family in the Howard Beach section of Queens, is earning $ 25 an hour as an entry-level aircraft technician. In four overni... Business News

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Scott Pruitt's staff asked for a bulletproof vehicle and $70,000 in bulletproof furniture for ...

Scott Pruitt's staff asked for a bulletproof vehicle and $70,000 in bulletproof furniture for …

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How Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak lost over $70,000 worth of Bitcoin to fraud

Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak If the techie co-founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak, can fall into a Bitcoi… Bitcoin Fraud News

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Steve Wozniak had $70,000 in bitcoin stolen after falling for a simple, yet perfect, scam Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple AAPL, -0.32% ... MarketWatch.com - All MarketWatch News - Personal Finance

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Toward the end of this clip, Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio), is sitting gin the phone booth with Donny Azoff (Jonah Hill) and giving a brief description of him in his head.  We are able to understand what Belfort (DiCaprio) is experiencing in that moment by listening to what we perceive as his thoughts. In chapter 3 of the text, one of Smiths writing points is about spatial attachment. He says, “Spatial attachment gives us the kind of information we might get if we were standing close to a character. This information is external: we see what the character is doing, we hear what they are saying. Another way to align us more fully with characters is to have us experience what is going on inside their heads, to give us access to information that we could not see/hear if we were standing nearby.”  This clip relates because of the narration of  Azoff given by Belfort (DiCaprio).