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SUMMARY: The content discusses the impact of technology on human relationships, highlighting both positive and negative aspects. It emphasizes how technology has made communication more convenient and accessible but also notes that it can lead to feelings of isolation and disconnection. The article suggests that people should find a balance between using technology for communication and face-to-face interaction to maintain healthy relationships. It concludes that while technology has its benefits, it is important to prioritize meaningful connections with others in order to foster strong and fulfilling relationships.
We’re in the kitchen with Positive Energy, making milkshakes and slushies — some with an energy boost and some not.
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Old Margaritaville turned Hammered Harry’s on track to be a ‘destination spot’ this summer
SUMMARY: As winter weather persists, families are eagerly anticipating the opening of Hammered Harry’s, set to debut in July after transforming the former Margaritaville. Located near Buy Bay Bridge, this new entertainment venue will feature a children’s area, dining options, and various attractions, such as a karaoke bar, axe throwing, an MMA event center, concerts, and a speakeasy. Construction began in February and is progressing smoothly, with the aim of making it a vibrant destination for families and visitors. Sean Parker of Shan Parker Construction believes this project is essential for the growing downtown area of Buy.
Shaun Parker with Shaun Parker Construction says that Hammered Harry’s will include many different entertainment options.
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SUMMARY: The NFL playoffs begin this weekend, with top teams vying for a Super Bowl spot. At MGM, exciting new menu items are being introduced, including crispy Korean Fried Chicken with a Dandan sauce and a pulled pork sandwich served on a Taiwanese bao bun with sweet potato fries and honey mustard. Traditional game day favorites like ribs, sandwiches, and wings remain available. On game day, the venue opens at 10 a.m. for reservations, while the kitchen starts at 11. The theater offers a family-friendly option for viewing, ensuring something for everyone to enjoy during the games.
As the NFL Playoffs approach, BetMGM Book Bar & Grill at the Beau Rivage shows it has everything you need for gameday.
SUMMARY: Starting May 7, 2025, travelers will need a Real ID or passport to fly domestically. This mandate, aligned with post-9/11 security reforms, aims to enhance safety by standardizing identification. Kim Jackson, TSA’s Federal Security Director in Mississippi, emphasizes the importance of this requirement due to previous misuse of various IDs by hijackers. Currently, 97% of Mississippians are Real ID compliant. To obtain a Real ID, individuals must provide a social security card, birth certificate copy, and two proofs of residency at their local DMV. Early compliance is encouraged to avoid last-minute complications.
The mandate comes 20 years after the REAL ID Act was passed in 2005 in response to the 9/11 Commission’s recommendation.
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