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Keller Williams Realty Co-Founder Mo Anderson was chosen the 2023 Most Powerful Woman in our Facebook vote. In second place was District Judge Heather Coyle, followed by Calm Waters President and CEO Erin Engelke. Others receiving many votes included Love’s Travel Stops Founder Judy Love, OKC National Memorial and Museum Executive Director Kari Watkins and Congresswoman Stephanie Bice. HOME SUBSCRIBE CONTACT US  » Read More

    Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on Nov 10, 2023 In a Facebook post, former WWE star Marty Jannetty provided an update on his health status. Jannetty shared photos in the post, which he warned are graphic. His post reads: “Amazing!!..The PARTY WITH MARTY Podcast train show has been temporarily derailed. A couple weeks ago our show’s moderator Radical Addical Addie filmed me walking like nothing to it. This morning my great friend and GREAT World renown ankle specialist Dr Leland aka Lee McCluskey has to walk in the room to see this: (the pics) I already had my head down, to hide the tears..and most gracefully he tried to work through it but his eyes, I saw them, they were glassed over..I’m so sorry Lee, I won’t give up..basically, the sepsis crap was beat but cultivated into a new virus..BUT, the silver lined cloud, he put me on a new kinda antibiotic that he feels will knock it out in no time…” ⚡ Explore WNS https://wrestlr.me/84840/   Post Your Comments...  » Read More

Tech Social media giant has started notifying users in Europe that they need to either subscribe or continue being targeted with personalised advertising Meta: social media company has started issuing notifications to those using its platforms in Europe. Picture: Brian Lawless Meta has told users in the EU they “need to make a choice” between paying €9.99 a month for the ad-free use of Facebook and Instagram or being targeted with personalised advertising. The social media company, which has its EU headquarters in Ireland, has started issuing notifications to those using its platforms in Europe as part of a major shift in its business model, implemented to comply with privacy rulings by regulators. Meta is telling ...  » Read More

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KENNER, La. (WVUE) - Seyli Molina’s second-story home on East Louisiana Street has undergone significant improvements since Hurricane Ida’s 2021 devastation.New flooring, tiles, and molding now adorn the house, while fresh air conditioning units and fences have been installed outside. The home now has insulation and running water. The next milestone is a new kitchen complete with cabinets and appliances. When asked what would be the first meal she would cook in her renovated home, Molina said with a smile, “I don’t know. I will let my husband surprise me.”She says Hurricane Ida caused about $180,000 in damages to her home and her insurance covered only about $102,000. Rebuilding has been difficult for her, especially since she has been battling cancer since January 2021.About three weeks ago, she says her diagnosis took a turn for the worse.“(My doctor) tells me ‘Hey look I’m going to recommend that you go to hospice. I don’t think you have six months, maybe a year,’” Molina said.On the day of the grim update,  » Read More

NEW BERN, N.C. (WNCT) — Earlier this week, Jordan’s Way visited Craven-Pamlico Animal Services Center to raise money for the animals. Jordan’s Way President Kris Rotunda prepped the Facebook fundraiser as part of his second 50 States Tour. On his tour, he visits animal shelters and does challenges on Facebook Live in order to raise money. The CPASC live fundraiser netted $3,647 within the first two hours. All of the CPASC staff got involved with pies to the face, treat drops and tortilla slap challenges. Rotunda doesn’t use a lot of equipment to do the fundraisers; just himself, his phone and a selfie stick. Dr. Tonya Osler, a veterinarian at CPASC, said the event would allow them to send dogs to daycare and training to increase their chance of adoption. “Currently we have raised $6,100 through this fundraiser. I really enjoyed having the high energy and upbeat attitude … We really appreciate every penny that was donated. It will allow us to send the dogs to daycare and training which help with their adaptability.  » Read More

Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images. David Fischer, former chief revenue officer at Facebook, has been named a partner with 01 Advisors, a venture ...  » Read More

Former Facebook employee Arturo Bejar told senators Tuesday that his Big Tech bosses knew social media was putting children in harm’s way but did not act to stop dangers, including sexual advances and bullying. Mr. Bejar testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he raised concerns about children’s experiences on Meta‘s platforms and was ignored. Some two years after consulting the social media giant, Mr. Bejar said he is confident Meta understands the problem and has continuously decided not to tackle the issue. “They knew, there are things they could do about it, they chose not to do them and we cannot trust them with our children and it’s time for Congress to act,” Mr. Bejar said. “The evidence I believe is overwhelming.” Mr. Bejar said he worked at Facebook from 2009 to 2015 as a senior leader tasked with protecting people, and he returned as a consultant to Instagram in 2019. Along the way,  » Read More

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IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa sophomore place kicker Drew Stevens has been named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week following his game-winning field goal with 14 seconds remaining to defeat Northwestern at Wrigley Field, it was announced Monday by the Big Ten office. With the game tied 7-7 and 1:46 remaining in the fourth quarter, the Hawkeyes drove 37 yards over seven plays to get into field goal range. Stevens then drilled the 53-yard attempt, equaling a season long (Michigan State). The native of North Augusta, South Carolina, leads the team in scoring this season with 58 points and is second in the Big Ten in field goals per contest (1.56). This is the second weekly honor for Stevens — both coming in outstanding performances against the Wildcats. Stevens was recognized as the Big Ten Freshman of the Week on Oct. 31, 2022, after making all four field-goal attempts, including a 54-yarder, against Northwestern in Kinnick Stadium. This marks the fifth time this season that Hawkeye football players have earned Big Ten weekly recognition.  » Read More