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ALT Three copies of MLB The Show '26 featuring Playstation 5, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch. Pictured: Two cutouts featuring Aaron Judge in action poses. His cutout to the left features him in a Team USA uniform and his cutout to the right features him in a home white Yankees uniform. Around his cutouts are accents of Judge’s life and career that have defined him as a player.
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Also shout out @DonivanGoneWild and @almostsamuel
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Mr. McMahon, a documentary series chronicling the rise and fall of the WWE's controversial founder, is coming to Netflix on September 25. From Chris Smith, Executive Producer of Tiger King, and Bill Simmons.
Including interviews with McMahon prior to his resignation, his family, and some of the most iconic names in wrestling history. As well as the journalists who uncovered McMahon's allegations.
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@TaylorGeoSTL Associate Orhun Aydin tracks the fate of waste using a #geospatial sensor he developed with colleagues at @SLU_Official thanks to a seed grant from #TGI.
Learn more about his research and progress: taylorgeospatial.org/wp-cont…
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I don’t know how one human being could possibly America any harder than this man has Americaned.
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On Monday night, in honor of America Indian Heritage Month, Vietnam veterans of the Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas, Russell Bradley & Fred Thomas, led a traditional American Indian blessing of the Four Directions.
In addition, the Young Bucks of the Omaha Nation of Nebraska prepared the drum & performed a special honor song.
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Since 1978, CEO pay has increased over 1200%, while worker pay has only increased 15%.
Meanwhile @KansasCity local government worker pay has increased 24% on over the last 3 years, and CEO (City Manager) pay has increased 0%. And we are hiring!
kcmo.gov/jobs – at Kansas City, MO
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TY Donnie, you saw from the jump what I was trying to do! Appreciate the love and support over these years.
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10 years in, I guess you can’t call it a startup anymore. 😏
The best decision I ever made upset a lot of people.
And for that, I will forever trust my instincts.
Today marks ten years of HVAC excellence!
We have weathered every season with you!
Thank you for your continued trust and support.
Here's to the next 10 years of comfort and reliability!
#HVACAnniversary
#10YearsStrong
#ADecadeofComfort
#HVACMilestone
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Largest Wildcat TV group we’ve ever had and we’re excited for this school year!!
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Michael Collins took this picture of the lunar lander which Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin where inside. Behind is Earth.
The photo has become known as “Everyone in the world except Michael Collins.”
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Jack Johnson was the first Black Heavyweight Boxing Champion regardless of being at the height of the Jim Crow era, with a career of 73 wins. He was known as the “Galveston Giant” and was the son of ex-slaves.
Jack had contempt for racial rules, lived a flamboyant lifestyle, and dated white women. In 1912, he was convicted of the Mann Act, designed to prevent human trafficking but used in this case to punish interracial relationships.
Johnson fled to Europe and did not return until 1920 to serve his sentence. While at Leavenworth Federal Prison, he hand-wrote his autobiography on prison stationery, invented a wrench, and was granted a patent in 1922.
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I know it's rough out there learning Computer Science from scratch, so I translated some of the C++ primitives to something that us zoomers can understand.
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The last American slave ship arrived in Mobile, Alabama, in 1860, despite the illegal importation of slaves. On board were approximately 160 West African individuals who had been captured and enslaved. One of the captives, named Cudjo Lewis, was acutely aware of the potential erasure of his birth culture as he toiled in this new land. However, when he eventually gained his freedom, Lewis took action to preserve his heritage.
Using the money he had earned, Cudjo Lewis purchased two acres of land and established a self-sufficient community for the survivors of the last slave ship. This community, known to outsiders as Africatown, aimed to recreate aspects of the West African home from which they had been forcibly removed. Lewis wanted to ensure that extended families could live together, conversations could be held in regional languages, and traditions that might otherwise have been lost in America could be maintained.
Today, Africatown still exists as a community and continues to house the descendants of the individuals who were brought to America on the nation's last slave ship. It stands as a testament to the resilience and determination of those who fought to preserve their heritage and maintain a sense of cultural identity in the face of tremendous adversity.
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Fisheries staff confirmed a second northern snakehead has been recorded in Missouri.
If you find this invasive fish, please take a photo, kill it, and report the fish to MDC. mdc.mo.gov/newsroom/mdc-conf…






































