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Home News Education Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson April 26, 2026 By Larry Felton Johnson Since the Cobb County Board of Education decided to censor public comments from its livestream of both work sessions and regular meetings, I’ve been attending the meetings and recording the meetings. At first I livestreamed, but the audio quality of the livestreams were poor, often to the point of illegibility. So I began recording and posting the comments one or two days after the meetings. At this point the sound quality varies by commenter, and is about the same as for a person sitting in the audience. If you like these videos, please put a like or follow on Youtube, Facebook or wherever you’re watching it.

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In Brief Posted: 8:30 AM PDT · April 26, 2026 Image Credits:Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto / Getty Images Someone’s offering an unusual deal for a 13-acre property in Mill Valley, just north of South Francisco. Homeowner and investment banker Storm Duncan has created a LinkedIn page for the home, which he said he’d “like to exchange for Anthropic equity.” The San Francisco Standard reports that Duncan described this as a “diversification play,” as he’s “under-concentrated in AI investments relative to the importance of AI in the future, and over-concentrated in real estate,” while a young Anthropic employee might be “in the exact opposite scenario.” Duncan is asking potential buyers to email him to discuss deal specifics, but he said it would be a private transaction that doesn’t require the buyer to sell their stock outright. On LinkedIn, he also said the homebuyer would “continue to retain 20% of the upside value of the shares exchanged for the duration of the lockup period.” Duncan, who described himself as a longtime Bay Area resident who moved to Miami during the pandemic, bought the property in 2019 for $4.75 million. It’s currently occupied by “a high profile VC,” he said, but he declined to

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April 26, 2026 at 8:06 am Matlala heavies ‘plotted kidnap of missing businessman’. ( Nolo Moima) Two of Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala’s henchmen have been charged with attempted murder and murder in at least six high-profile cases. Tiego Mabusela and Musa Kekana, who are described as part of a feared gang operating in and around Atteridgeville, Pretoria, have allegedly carried out extortions, contract killings and kidnappings. They are charged along with Matlala in the attempted murders of: Taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni; DJ Vettys (Seunkie Mokubung); and actress Tebogo Thobejane, Matlala’s former girlfriend. They are also charged alongside Katiso “KT” Molefe in the murders of: DJ Sumbody (Oupa John Sefoka); DJ Vintos (Hector Buthelezi); and Armand Swart, a Vereeniging engineer allegedly killed in a case of mistaken identity. WhatsApp messages between the two also reveal how they allegedly plotted the kidnapping of Pretoria businessman Jerry Boshoga in 2024. In a WhatsApp conversation between Mabusela and Kekana on the night of February 14 2024, Mabusela shares a picture of Boshoga with a follow-up message that simply says, “That’s the guy.” They also discuss how they will charge “5 clipa” (R500,000) each for the kidnapping. Read more here. Editor’s Choice Related Articles

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WhatsApp has quietly become part of your daily infrastructure. It is where you handle family chats, school groups, side gigs, and friends abroad, and you never have to ask what it costs because the answer has always been “nothing.” Now Meta is experimenting with changing that. The company is testing a new paid tier called WhatsApp Plus, an optional subscription that layers extra customization and organization tools on top of the regular app. On the surface, it sounds harmless. In reality, it is Meta probing a deeper question: how many of WhatsApp’s billions of users would actually pay for features on a service they have always treated as free? Meta confirmed that it is “testing a new, optional subscription called WhatsApp Plus, designed for users who want more ways to organize and personalize their experience,” a spokesperson said. The test is already live for a subset of users who see in‑app prompts to upgrade to WhatsApp Plus for extra tools, Social Media Today reported. That is the part that matters for your wallet. The real story is not whether these first perks are worth a few dollars, but whether this is the moment WhatsApp starts to shift from “free, period”

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Bosca78/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Amazon Fire has a lineup of tablets to suit people with varying needs. Even if you have an Amazon Fire Tablet that's too old, you can still find some clever uses for it. The Amazon Fire HD 10 is a budget-friendly device that costs $179.99 and lets you watch Prime Video or read whatever e-books suit your fancy. If you have a bit more wiggle room in the financial department, then the Amazon Fire Max 11 will give you a more powerful device for just a bit more, at $229.99. Of course, it's entirely possible that you want to buy a safe tablet for your kid instead, which is where Amazon also specializes. Depending on your child's age, you can either get the Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids or the Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro, which are made for ages 3 to 7 and ages 6 to 12, respectively. These tablets come with a protective kid-friendly case and feature a simplified UI that younger users can easily navigate. Regardless of which device you purchase, you'll eventually want to populate it with apps. While the Amazon Appstore isn't

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