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The Dusti Roads Show Dusti Roads Promo 1 Dusti Roads Promo Pic Country Music’s Newest Darlin’ Claims Her Crown on “The Dusti Roads Show” I think God has a sense humor because he gave me the “Patsy Cline” sound. In most cases, that would be a blessing, but a black woman with a voice like Patsy Cline is hard for most people to grasp.”— Dusti RoadsUNITED STATES, March 29, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Country Music Has A New Queen Of Country Country Music’s Newest Darlin’ Claims Her Crown on “The Dusti Roads Show” Immediate release: Three minutes and nineteen seconds and now country music has a new queen of country. “Country music’s newest darlin", Dusti Roads brings down the house on “The Dusti Roads Show” claiming her crown as the New Queen of Country music singing Just A Closer Walk With Thee (https://youtu.be/NU5HhHxxopI ). “Since I was a little girl, nearly everyone told me I could not sing. It was not that I could not sing, they just could not hear.” says Dusti. “God said, “Now will you sing for me.” I think God has a sense humor because he gave me the “Patsy Cline” sound. In most cases, that would…

Veteran tour manager and talent exec Stuart Ross will be featured on this week’s Promoter 101 Storytellers. For the week’s episode, Ross will sit down with host Dan “Steiny” Steinberg to share stories and insights from his long career as a veteran tour manager and festival promoter. Ross is best known as the longtime tour manager of the legendary recording artist Tom Waits but has worn many hats in the live events industry. Said hats include Chief Operating Officer for Goldenvoice/AEG’s festival division and spent almost a decade at Red Light Management, where he oversaw touring, festivals as well as the careers of clients. As well, Ross played a significant role in the launch of the Event Safety Alliance, and currently services as a founding member of the organization. Ross got his start in the industry as part of the team that launched the iconic Lollapalooza Festival in 1991 and has the singular distinction of having attended every single Lollapalooza tour show. Ross and Steinberg go live with the Promoter 101 Storytellers on social media app Clubhouse starting on at 9:30PM EST,  » Read More

The ANC has warned its members not to believe fake news articles that are being distributed on WhatsApp. WhatsApp is being used to distribute false messages about the ANC NEC's meeting. Two messages, purporting to be News24 articles, were distributed over WhatsApp in the past three days.The ANC has cautioned its members not to believe these fake articles. The ANC has alerted its members that a fake news article, purporting to be from News24, is being distributed on the messaging platform WhatsApp. In a message posted by the governing party's Twitter account, a bright red "fake news alert" was pasted on the false article, that claims an ANC official had altered a media statement by the party's national executive committee (NEC) without informing the ANC's officials.This was the second time in the past three days that a fake news article, using News24's brand, had been distributed via WhatsApp. The first message on Saturday claimed that the party had suspended Carl Niehaus, an employee in Secretary-General Ace Magashule's office, and coordinator of the so-called "Radical Economic Transformation" faction in the party.These false articles are written and designed in a way to look authentic. These latest two articles were distributed during the crucial meeting of…

Protests against controversial agricultural reforms in India have sparked a wave of Twitter posts criticizing the government.   © Reuters AKIRA HAYAKAWA, Nikkei staff writerMarch 30, 2021 04:00 JST | IndiaMUMBAI -- India's new restrictions designed to control public discourse on social platforms, including WhatsApp and Twitter, have sparked a backlash as concerns grow about the government scrutiny of online speech.The sweeping rules, announced on Feb. 25, require "intermediaries" to delete or amend content deemed problematic. Critics are alarmed by the broad discretion given to the government to determine what content is troublesome.Local media have stepped up efforts to fight the new restrictions. News website Live Law Media filed a petition with the High Court of Kerala this month challenging the rules as "arbitrary, vague unreasonable." The Foundation for Independent Journalism, publisher of digital outlet The Wire, submitted a similar petition to the Delhi high court.Besides Facebook and other social media, video streaming services such as YouTube and Netflix and online news outlets are subject to the new rules. They appear to give the government great discretion. Social media platforms can be ordered to remove information that "threatens the unity, integrity, defense, security or sovereignty of India, friendly relations with foreign states, or public order," for…

Episode 2 gave us some truly incredible moments, and of course the wonderful stans on Tumblr dot com had some hilarious things to say about them. Here are some of the very best posts: 🚨 WARNING: This post contains spoilers for Episode 2 of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier! If you haven't seen it yet, give it a watch first!🚨

LOS ANGELES, CA - MARCH 31: Dogs gather during the annual Blessing of the Animals ceremony, presided over by Archbishop Jose H. Gomez, on March 31, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. Angelenos brought dogs, cats, birds, goats, snakes and other animals to the event which is normally held the day before Easter. The tradition dates back to 1930 in Los Angeles. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images) With Easter nearly here, it’s time to get into the spirit of the holiday. And what better way to do that than with PetSmart? How about with a specialty Snapchat Lens courtesy of PetSmart!That’s right, PetSmart has decided now is the perfect time to have a little fun with our pets. With the help of Snapchat you can take your dog or cat and give them a little bunny makeover.Maybe you have always wanted to dress your pup up like the Easter bunny, but you knew they wouldn’t like wearing a costume (those bunny ears wouldn’t stand a chance). Or maybe you never really thought about costumes, but you want to show off how cute your furry friend could be as a replacement Easter bunny. Whatever the reason, we are here for it! And…

Indiana State Police have arrested a Scott County man after illicitly communicating with a 13-year-old girl in Clark County. (Source: Clark County Jail) By Dustin Vogt | March 29, 2021 at 1:50 PM EDT - Updated March 29 at 1:52 PM SCOTTSBURG, Ind. (WAVE) - Indiana State Police have arrested a Scott County man after illicitly communicating with a 13-year-old girl in Clark County. Kyle Alan McIntosh, 20, from Scottsburg has been charged with child solicitation and providing obscene material to a minor, both felony charges. Investigation by ISP began after receiving a complaint of an adult providing explicit nude images to a 13-year-old girl. ISP said the man also believed he was speaking with a 14-year-old. Images were sent through the Snapchat messaging app, with multiple explicit images and conversations thought to be shared according to police. The man was identified by officials as McIntosh, where they also discovered conversations where he spoke explicitly about desires to engage in sexual activity with the girl. McIntosh was located on March 26 and taken into the Sellersburg State Police post for questioning. He was booked in Clark County Jail without incident, where he currently awaits his next trial date. WAVE 3…

COLLEGE STATION, TX — Two women were arrested after College Station police said the pair confirmed breaking into an apartment and assaulting their victim.Frances Marie Guevara and Kassandra Samantha Cerda, both 19, have each been charged with Burglary of a Habitation with intent to commit an assault.On March 28, a College Station officer responded to the victim's call over at 2518 Dartmouth St.According to the probable cause statement, the College Station officer found the victim shirtless, with multiple scratches across his chest, arms, and back.The victim said Guevara, Cerda, and a third person, a man named Christian Jeffery, had assaulted him upon entering his apartment.Police said the victim reported being slapped, shoved, and punched by Guevara, alongside being punched, kicked, and body-slammed by Jeffrey. According to the probable cause statement, Guevara confirmed to CSPD she had committed the offense due to an argument on Snapchat.Guevara and Cera were both arrested on March 28.“LIKE” 25 NEWS KRHD ON FACEBOOK FOR ALL THE LATEST BRAZOS VALLEY STORIES!” Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Sign up for the Headlines Newsletter and receive up to date information.

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from the because-of-course-it-does dept Over the last couple years of a near constant flow of mis- and disinformation all about Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, one element that has popped up a lot (including in our comments) especially among angry Trumpists, is that because Section (c)(2)(A) of the law has a "good faith" qualifier, it means that websites that moderate need to show they did so with "good faith." Many seem to (falsely) assume that this is a big gotcha, and they can get past the 230 immunity barrier by litigating over whether or not a particular moderation choice was done in "good faith." However, as we've explained, only one small part of the law -- (c)(2)(A) mentions "good faith." It's this part: No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be held liable on account of any action voluntarily taken in good faith to restrict access to or availability of material that the provider or user considers to be obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, excessively violent, harassing, or otherwise objectionable, whether or not such material is constitutionally protected However, notably, Section (c)(1) -- the famous "26 words" -- makes no mention of "good faith" and establishes,…