Good morning, and Happy Saturday!
I can’t tell you how thrilled I am that you start your day out with us every morning – and then stay tuned throughout the day for more Brief Updates.
And because you do, when I heard about this new newsletter launch for The Seven At 7, I had a feeling it would be right up your alley.
Unlike our newsletter, this one goes out just once a day – right at 7:00am EST on the dot. In 7 minutes (or less) you’ll be up to speed on all of the stories that you’ll hear people talking about throughout the day, and you’ll be ready for it!
Just click on the image below and you’ll get your first edition first thing on Monday morning. Then, reply back and let me know what you think after you’ve had a chance to check it out.
BREAKING NEWS BRIEF
Van hits car, smashing outdoor dining structure in New York City
A van collided with a car, smashing an outdoor dining structure before going onto the sidewalk in New York City Friday morning, injuring seven people, including two young children, police said.
The van first hit a car carrying two people on Second Avenue between East 51st and East 50th streets in midtown Manhattan. The collision smashed an empty outdoor dining structure, causing debris to hit two children, a 5-year-old and a 7-year-old.
The van continued before going onto a sidewalk at East 49th Street and Second Avenue and colliding with a fruit stand, where three pedestrians were hit. The five adults and two children all suffered only minor injuries, thankfully, and were taken to Bellevue Hospital.
It was determined this was the cause of the accident.
More Breaking News
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MORNING MARKET UPDATE
This is your Saturday morning market update
This week has been a brutal one for the stock market broadly, and it’s been especially painful for investors in the Nasdaq Composite. Many Nasdaq stocks have found themselves at the epicenter of a vicious market rotation.
At times yesterday, it looked as though the Nasdaq would be prone to a large correction or even a crash. However, even with a number of volatile high-growth companies, the Nasdaq also has some solid stalwarts that are ready to provide some reassurance even in the toughest of times.
These two tech giants pulled the Nasdaq back from the brink yesterday.
More Market Updates
The spring housing market just lost more than 200,000 new listings
PREDICTIONS
Nostradamus, a 16th-century French astrologer, is best known for his book “Les Prophéties,” which is a collection of the many prophecies he made.
He is credited with predicting the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Second World War.
And he eerily predicted that in 2021, a scientist would create a biological weapon and produce a virus that can turn humankind into zombies.
With a year like 2020 and the way 2021 started, it wouldn’t surprise many if the insanity continued. And of course, in true fashion of the last year, that isn’t the only alarming event he predicted will shape the future of humanity this year. If you remember Thursday evening edition’s top story, well, he predicted that as well.
But don’t worry, everyone’s favorite knight in shining armor is coming to our rescue with survival tips. Don’t just take my word for it, I mean, when has their advice ever led anyone astray?
More Predictions For This Year
This is what experts say we can expect to be a major event for each month this year
Baba Vanga 2021 predictions: Tsunami warning, end of the world, and a cure for cancer
HELP FOR YOUR HONEY-DO LIST
While I’m sharing this article with you so that you can get a little actual rest and relaxation over the weekend, the best part about these tips is that they work just about any day, all day, every day throughout the year. So, you can put them to work so you can catch some extra sleep over the weekend, or you can dust them off during the week while you’re working from home.
Regardless of when you decide to use them, the first thing you have to do is know about that – and that’s where I come in.
And best of all – none of them require you to go out and buy complicated toys, gadgets or really spend anything. Most of the “out of the box” tools they encourage are probably already right there at home – or maybe out in the garage.
But what you will need is a little time to set up the prep work. After all, when you need a break, you don’t always have time to orchestrate it. That’s why if you have these solutions set up in advance, making it happen will be so much easier.
So, here’s what you need on hand and what you’ll do with it once you have it.
More Help For Your Honey-Do List
Here are 50 easy DIY projects you can tackle over the weekend
Concrete is cheap – it also makes all of these amazing crafts and projects that anyone can do
AROUND THE GLOBE
WHO says pandemic has caused more ‘mass trauma’ than WWII and will last for years
The World Health Organization’s Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, was asked about whether or not countries should be taking the pandemic’s impact on the economy and mental health more seriously as they navigate in these times.
“After the second World War, the world has experienced mass trauma, because (the) second World War affected many, many lives. And now, even with this Covid pandemic, with bigger magnitude, more lives have been affected,” he stated at a press conference Friday. “Almost the whole world is affected, each and every individual on the surface of the world actually has been affected.”
“And that means mass trauma, which is beyond proportion, even bigger than what the world experienced after the second World War,” he added, noting the effect on mental health. “And when there is mass trauma, it affects communities for many years to come.”
What else was said at the press conference?
More World News
This is the crisis that is unfolding in Ethiopia’s Tigray region
Why did the Pope brush aside virus and security concerns to visit Iraq?
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are ready to speak their truth
Stay Informed,
Rex Jackson
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