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Days after the two called off their much-awaited spring wedding, Dak Prescott‘s estranged fiancée, Sarah Jane Ramos, is prioritizing her health. In a recent Instagram story, she gave her followers a sneak peek into her latest fitness move amid the emotional aftermath. “The OG (peach emoji) station @optimumgym,” Sarah Jane captioned her Instagram story. This Saturday, she posted a gym mirror selfie, giving a glimpse into how she’s been spending her time after splitting with the Cowboys’ quarterback. Credit: Instagram This comes just days after she and Prescott called off their April wedding, which was supposed to take place at Lake Como, Italy. The rumors suggested the breakup might have been over a prenuptial agreement, with claims that Ramos didn’t want to sign one. However, she quickly dismissed it herself by commenting on a clip from Speak Easy discussing the situation. “This had nothing to do with a prenup. I hope we can put that rumor to rest now,” Ramos clarified on Instagram. Later, another word started to spread. According to reports from Page Six, Ramos allegedly called off the wedding after accusing Dak Prescott of “ongoing infidelity issues.” She believed he had a pattern of talking to other women

Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa clapped back at a Snapchat user who accused her of being performative with privacy concerning her daughter The netizen had questioned why Toke only shares her daughter's legs, arms, and back view online, calling it attention-seeking behaviour wrapped in the guise of privacy Toke did not hold back in her reply, telling the critic to get help and stating that the long message about a child that is not theirs is bizarre Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa has clapped back at a Snapchat user who criticised the way she shares photos of her daughter, after he accused her of practising what he called performative privacy by only posting parts of the child’s body on social media. The user questioned her pattern of showing the girl’s legs, arms, and back in her posts, saying it made no sense if she truly intended to keep the child private. Media personality Toke Makinwa claps back at fan who questions why she only shows her daughter's legs, arms, and back on Snapchat. Photo: tokemakinwa Source: Instagram The netizen stated that although the child belongs to Toke Makinwa, she should keep her completely away from social media rather than posting

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Last week, I talked about the problem we have had with the YouTube algorithm and that we would need to make some changes. The response to some of those changes has been quite dramatic. These are the view numbers for videos over the last three days: By any standards, those are good. 435,000 views in three days is something most YouTubers dream of. There are more issues to reflect on as a result, partly around content, though I also think Thomas's new approach to thumbnails has helped a lot. Thanks for watching, if you did. PDF of article Thanks for reading this post.You can share this post on social media of your choice by clicking these icons: There are links to this blog's glossary in the above post that explain technical terms used in it. Follow them for more explanations. You can subscribe to this blog's daily email here. And if you would like to support this blog you can, here: Comments When commenting, please take note of this blog's comment policy, which is available here. Contravening this policy will result in comments being deleted before or after initial publication at the editor's sole discretion and without explanation being required or

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson March 22, 2026 Marietta Parks, Recreation & Facilities has opened applications for the 2026 Let Freedom Ring Parade, which will be held Saturday, July 4, 2026. The 2026 parade will coincide with the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, a milestone organizers say offers communities nationwide an opportunity to reflect on the nation’s history, honor the contributions of Americans and look toward the future. Marietta officials are encouraging local school bands, military units, civic organizations, scouting groups, pageant titleholders, area businesses and other community organizations to take part in the event. The Let Freedom Ring Parade is a longstanding Marietta tradition and will serve as part of the city’s observance of the nation’s semiquincentennial celebration. Applications must be submitted by 5 p.m. May 31, 2026. Applications are available online. More information is available at https://mariettaparks.com or by calling 770-794-5601.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Joyce Edwards had 27 points and eight rebounds and No. 1 seed South Carolina won its 17th straight home  women’s NCAA Tournament game  with a 103-34 defeat of 16th-seeded Southern on Saturday. Edwards and the Gamecocks (32-3) opened with a 15-0 burst and never let up against the Jaguars (20-14), the Southwestern Athletic Conference champions. South Carolina, already up 25 at the break, outscored Southern 32-2 in the third quarter. It took little time for South Carolina to get going with Edwards scoring the first two baskets. Ta’Niya Latson added five points in the opening run as Southern started 0-for-7 shooting with six turnovers. Latson finished with 17 points while Madina Okot and Agot Makeer had 15 points each. Tessa Johnson had 14 points and a career-high 10 rebounds. Jocelyn Tate had 10 points to lead Southern. Gamecock Notables The Gamecock defense was on fire, holding Southern to the lowest points and lowest field goal percentage allowed by the Gamecocks this season, highlighted by a third quarter that saw no field goals from the Jaguars. The 103-34 win marked the largest margin of victory for South Carolina in an NCAA Tournament game (prev. 60 vs. Tennessee

PHOENIX –– The most boring camp in baseball is over. On Saturday, the Dodgers packed up their Camelback Ranch clubhouse into cardboard boxes, portable storage crates and moving vans bound for Los Angeles, departing Arizona after six largely unremarkable weeks of spring training. “It’s been a quiet camp,” manager Dave Roberts quipped Friday. “Some people would say that it’s been a boring camp –– which I think has been good for us.” Indeed, the Dodgers return home in about as strong a shape as they could have possibly hoped ahead of their World Series three-peat bid. Roki Sasaki struggled during Cactus League play. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect They encountered only one unexpected injury this spring, when Gavin Stone suffered a setback in his surgically repaired shoulder. They got all five of their World Baseball Classic participants back from the tournament unscathed. They have only one roster spot left up for grabs, with Hyeseong Kim and Alex Freeland waiting to learn who earned the final bench spot to begin the season.  » Read More

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On 9 February 2009, a button appeared that would change the internet forever. Billed as an “easy way to let people know that you enjoy it”, the Facebook “Like” feature brought an end to the digital scrapbooked timeline and introduced an algorithm-driven machine that no longer delivered content chronologically. Posts were instead prioritised by popularity rather than recency, based on this new quantifiable data point. People’s feeds soon shifted from pictures of friends, family and their pets, to those of celebrities, brands and topic pages. It paved the way for terms like “viral”, “content creator” and “influencer”, and marked the end of social networks and the beginning of social media. Other platforms like Instagram and Twitter eventually followed this approach, before TikTok supercharged the paradigm with its ‘For You’ feed, which is widely considered to be the most aggressively optimised system for user engagement. The results have been devastating. The cracks became clear in 2016, when military-linked accounts in Myanmar began spreading hate speech on Facebook against the Rohingya minority in the country.  » Read More

Unlike the photo-heavy experience of the main app, Snapchat’s Apple Watch version is focused on messaging. Snapchat on Thursday officially launched a native app for the Apple Watch, bringing its signature fast-paced messaging to users' wrists. While major tech players like Instagram and Uber have long exited the smartwatch scene, Snapchat is betting on the opposite: that users still want to stay connected in more compact, subtle ways. Unlike the photo-heavy experience of the main app, Snapchat’s Apple Watch version is focused on messaging. The app will allow users to view incoming chats and reply instantly, without pulling out their phones. You will, however, not be taking selfies or accessing the camera or watching stories from the watch. But you can respond using a tiny keyboard, emoji, voice dictation, or even Scribble. It is quick, lightweight, and designed for what Snapchat calls “micro-connections.” “We know people want to stay in touch, whether they’re commuting, at the gym, or in a meeting,” a Snap spokesperson said. “This version makes it easier to keep conversations flowing, no matter where you are.” Snapchat’s decision to lean into the smartwatch ecosystem stands out because most platforms have scaled back their smartwatch features, citing low