LeBron James #23 of the Los Angeles Lakers makes a pass against the Boston Celtics during the first half at TD Garden on January 30, 2021 in Boston, Massachusetts (Getty Images)
The 36-year-old basketball player claimed that he was having words with Chris during the game and that the Hawks fan “went a little bit out of bounds.” Suddenly, his wife Juliana reportedly became aggressive and took off her face covering while shouting, “Shut the f k up. Don t talk to my husband like that.” As a result, the pair was shown the exit door. The woman then took to Instagram and said, “So I am minding my own business, and Chris has been a Hawks fan forever. He s been watching Hawks games for ten years whatever. he has this issue with LeBron, I don t have an issue with LeBron, and I don t give a fuck about LeBron. Anyway, I am minding my own business, drinking my (beeps) and having fun.all of a sudden, LeBron says something to my husband. And I see this, and I get up and say, ‘Don t f
SkyOne Announces New Chief Technology Officer
Michael Carlos Brings More than 20 years of Financial Services Experience to New Role
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HAWTHORNE, Calif., Jan. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ SkyOne Federal Credit Union is extremely proud of the work our new Chief Technology Officer, Michael Carlos, has implemented since he assumed his role in May 2020. This is a great time to join SkyOne Federal Credit Union, with its new and expanded charter, a refreshed and energetic senior leadership team, and a redefined mission and vision, said Michael Carlos, SkyOne s Chief Technology Officer. I am very excited about the opportunity to execute our strategy while making a difference in our members lives through the meaningful use of technology.
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can be found in time. our national correspondent gary tuchman has more. deep into the louisiana marshland, searching for pelicans and gulls struggling to survive. there are thousands of birds in this one location, one small barrier island in the gulf of mexico, and at any time every one of the birds could plunge into the water to get a fish and end up mired in oil. that is what michael carlos with the louisiana department of wildlife and fisheries is looking for. you see an opening in the grass? i think he is sitting in there. reporter: we then see it, too, a baby seagull drenched in oil, and barely moving. the gull is more than 600 birds rescued in louisiana since the oil disaster began and brought for cleaning and care for a center opened up in plaquemines, louisiana. the bird we spotted is being rescued be i the state wildlife workers and others are rescued
first major developments out of president obama s long-awaited meeting with bp executives over at the white house. the oil giant has agreed to set up a $20 billion fund to pay victims of the worst environmental disaster in u.s. history. the account will be run by an independent third party, the washington lawyer, ken feinburg, who oversaw payments to families of 9/11 victims. bp is setting up a separate $100 million fund to compensate laid off rig workers. they re out of work because of the six-month moratorium on deepwater drilling ordered because of the spill. bp also announced it s suspending dividends to its shareholders this year to help cover skyrocketing costs from this disaster. the company s chairman left the white house with a message for americans. i would like to take this opportunity to apologize to the american people on behalf of all the employees in bp. many of whom are living on the gulf coast. and i do thank you for the patience that you have in this diffi