Jury urged to make R. Kelly pay for his alleged sex crimes

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A If for any reason you believe you received this email in error or if you no longer wish to receive these emails, click here to unsubscribe. Well, Good Morning!   Let's take a look at what the day has in store for us.   So, let's dig in, shall we? Here's What You Need To Know... Common painkiller should be investigated for possible risks to developing fetuses, experts say An international group of 13 scientists has released a statement calling for the health care community to carefully consider the use of acetaminophen (APAP) during pregnancy until the painkiller is thoroughly investigated for any potential impact on fetal development in the womb. Outside the United States, acetaminophen is known as paracetamol.   According to the statement published Thursday in the journal Nature Reviews Endocrinology, a growing body of research shows that "prenatal exposure to APAP might alter fetal development, which could increase the risks of some neurodevelopmental, reproductive and urogenital disorders."   Acetaminophen has been the only pain reliever generally considered safe for use throughout pregnancy, which leaves mothers-to-be with few medical options if it is shown to be harmful to a fetus. Scientists have been studying the potential impact of acetaminophen on the developing fetus for some time. One reason is a similarity between APAP and a group of synthetic chemicals called phthalates, which are found in hundreds of auto, home, food, and personal care items. This is one of the few urban legends about Walt Disney World that is actually true Ahead of Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary celebration, let's play Two Truths and a Lie: Disney Urban Legend Edition. Does Cinderella's castle come apart, so that it can be safely stored during storms? Is there really an underground network beneath the Magic Kingdom? Is Walt Disney actually buried beneath the castle?    If you guessed that yes, there really is a city beneath Disney, you're right! It's called Utilidors, and it spans nine acres. According to historian Jeff Kurtti, who penned Since the World Began: Walt Disney World - The First 25 Years, the function of this network was built to keep crucial infrastructure "out-of-sight," something that Walt felt was missing at the original Anaheim park in California. But the task of creating a faux basement in Florida was no small accomplishment. The water table in the state doesn't go down deep enough to allow for such a structure. But that, of course, didn't stop Walt Disney. He dug up Seven Seas Lagoon, and built the Magic Kingdom on top of what would have been the ground level. You can see evidence of this engineering feat at various points around the park, if you're paying attention. Jury urged to make R. Kelly pay for his alleged sex crimes With the R. Kelly sex-trafficking trial nearing jury deliberations, a prosecutor on Thursday urged jurors to convict the R&B superstar on federal charges that he used his celebrity as leverage to sexually abuse women, girls, and boys for more than two decades.   The remarks came after an exhaustive recitation of evidence the government says proves how Kelly, with the help of some loyal members of his entourage, lured underage victims into his orbit before subjecting them to tactics from "the predator playbook."   The tactics included isolating them in hotel rooms or his studio, subjecting them to degrading rules and punishments and making video recordings of them having sex with him and others as a means to control them, prosecutors said.   The defendant has vehemently denied the allegations, claiming that the accusers were groupies who wanted to take advantage of his fame and fortune until the #MeToo movement turned them against him. Get INSTANT Access (Free of Charge!) 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No one is safe."   Did Netflix just land the golden ticket in this new deal?  The streaming giant just purchased the rights to late author Roald Dahl's books, meaning they'll determine what happens to stories like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and will profit from them.  In Focus: Science, Tech & Health The largest space telescope in history is about to blow our minds  The James Webb Space Telescope will be 100 times as powerful as the Hubble. It will change how we see the universe.   Elon Musk says Inspiration4 crew had "challenges" with the toilet, upgrades needed  Toilets in space can be tricky.   What is this enormous "cavity" in the Milky Way? The strange void is being masked by a cosmic illusion. In Focus: Business, Markets & The Economy The auto industry will likely lose $210 billion this year as the chip shortage continues  "Of course, everyone had hoped that the chip crisis would have abated more by now," said one industry expert. "But unfortunate events such as the [pandemic] lockdowns in Malaysia and continued problems elsewhere have exacerbated things."    How did this 28-year-old Instagram influencer snag $700,000 in brand deals in six months? "I didn't want to spend all my time trying to sit down and learn every trade of this business."    Labor Department released its latest look at jobless claims and the report was worse than expected  The latest numbers came in at 351,000 initial jobless claims. Analysts had expected 320,000 first-time claims.  Recommended Link: Are you the kind of investor who wants to cash out whenever the market gets hinky? By "hinky," I mean too high. Too volatile. Too far out of line with the normal P/E ratios and other key metrics. I can't blame you if you want to run to cash. It sometimes makes good sense. Cash not only gives you a feeling of safety and security, but it also provides you with investment capital to use when the market bottoms out. As the old saying goes, "Nobody ever went broke taking a profit." But this time is different. Because when the next crisis comes — and I believe it's coming soon! — cash will be at the center of the storm. Until you watch it here, do yourself a favor: Don't rely on the "safety" of cash. In Focus: Politics & World Affairs This FBI report is likely to paint a damning picture for defunding the police  Correlation does not mean causation… but many in the GOP will use this report anyway.   How will this Justice Department program help police respond to mass violence?  The assistance, called the Mass Violence Advisory Initiative, will involve peer-to-peer consultations.   Biden's special envoy to Haiti resigns after images from the crisis surface  Ambassador Daniel Foote slams the Biden administration's approach as "deeply flawed." Did Brian Laundrie and his family go on a camping trip the same day that his girlfriend was reported missing?   The mobster who was apparently behind a 1990 museum heist has died at 85 years old… the missing art was never found    It's official... Tiger King is getting a sequel, and it's coming to Netflix soon    How did the oldest park ranger in America celebrate her 100th birthday?    Man charged in bombing said he was trying to prevent the spread of cursing    Escaped cat found after three weeks wandering around JFK airport    "Free car" on side of the road had a dead body in the trunk    Ancient tablet acquired by Hobby Lobby finally going back to Iraq It's Time For Your Clickbait Break! Dog reacts to owner's fake choking by arming himself One For The History Books On this day, in 1789, a six-person Supreme Court is created in the US; F. Scott Fitzgerald was born on this day in 1896; Babe Ruth played his last baseball game for the New York Yankees in 1934; in 1957, federal troops were deployed to Little Rock, Arkansas to escort black student to a local high school; on that same day, Elvis Presley's "Jailhouse Rock" was released.  "A healthy self-love means we have no compulsion to justify to ourselves or others why we take vacations, why we sleep late, why we buy new shoes, why we spoil ourselves from time to time. We feel comfortable doing things which add quality and beauty to life." — Andrew Matthews     The Seven At 7 14422 Shoreside Way Suite 110-238 Winter Garden, FL 34787   © 2021 The Seven at 7. All Rights Reserved.   If for any reason you believe you received this email in error, you can safely ignore it, or click here to unsubscribe.