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Journal factory exploded so spam accounts could run (opens the original)
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Protecting and cultivating a personal brand on social media is vital. One wrong post and human resources will be emailing the next day. Employers, recruiters, family members and random mutuals routinely check up on people’s Instagram accounts, looking for anything that elicits a pearl-clutching reaction. Whether it be a raunchy bikini pic or a questionable repost, people everywhere are able to form opinions on others, turning main pages into a permanent reflection of what people want others to t
Aquarium Animal Crossing Tour is no five-star island (opens the original)
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The Animal Crossing: New Horizons Aquarium Tour made a stop at San Antonio Sea Life on July 30 to promote an interactive, family-friendly pop up. The exhibit featured popular villagers like Isabelle, Tom Nook and Blathers, who guided visitors through a stamp rally to collect a prize. The aquarium, nestled in the center of the Shops at the Rivercenter, includes this long-awaited tour in its $19 ticket admission price, letting any visitor participate in this highly anticipated event. Vloggers, lon
Trumpapalooza in Texas: Cracks in Lone Star red (opens the original)
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This Sept. 8-9, the Republican party held its first-ever midterm convention at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas Republicans have maintained control over the Texan governor’s office, state House and Senate, yet several of the state’s largest cities have always been dominated by Democrats. Putting Texas on the map at the center of a political picture before one of the most vying midterm elections, while the state itself is undergoing a political shift could be seen as Republicans reaf
If work keeps the U.S. afloat, Labor Day’s meaning will croak (opens the original)
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As Labor Day weekend passes by, approximately 91% of all American workers received the extra Monday off to do whatever they please — sleeping in, spending time with the kids or, for some, worrying about how the missed day might affect whether their lights will still be on at the end of the month. The media is constantly searching for the right word to describe the economic period Americans are currently facing: inflation, recession, wealth gap or stagflation. These labels can feel irrelevant to
Changing systems will not change circumstances for SA schools (opens the original)
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Within the past couple of months, the Texas Education Agency has threatened various Bexar County school disvtricts with state-sanctioned takeovers if they do not present plans to raise failing A-F grade ratings low State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness scores and teacher turnover rates. This list includes independent school districts Edgewood, Northside, San Antonio, Judson, Harland and East Central. The TEA has also threatened sanctions over the state cell phone ban HB 1481, particul
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