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As we look forward to Fourth of July celebrations, it's important to remember that fireworks can be dangerous! They can cause serious injuries and easily start a fire. Make sure to: 🎆 Keep a bucket of water nearby 🎆 Light them far away from people and structures 🎆 Never relight a firework that seems defective 🎆 Know which fireworks are legal Let's make this Fourth of July a joyful and safe celebration for everyone! #FireworksSafety #IndependenceDay #SafetyTips

Clip from Comicon 2024. Watch chapter one tomorrow! Art dump to follow.

Happy Independence Day from the Broken Arrow Police Department! 🎆🎇 As we celebrate the birth of our nation, let's ensure a safe and enjoyable Fourth of July for all. Remember, fireworks can be fun but also pose risks. Please follow these safety tips: - Use fireworks in designated areas only. - Always have a responsible adult supervise. - Keep a bucket of water or hose nearby. - Dispose of fireworks properly after use. And remember, this week our officers are enforcing a ZERO tolerance approach with anyone discharging fireworks that do not comply with the city ordinance in place. While the permit provision is no longer in effect, it's important to note that there are still regulations in place for fireworks use. • Fireworks are legal on July 4, from 3 p.m. until 11 p.m. • The person discharging the fireworks is responsible for cleaning up debris on the same day the fireworks are used. • It is not permissible to discharge fireworks on city property. • Anyone discharging fireworks outside those times will be subject to a $225 fine, plus costs. • Fines double for those discharging fireworks between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. • Commercial-grade fireworks and public displays still require a permit Your safety is our priority, so let's celebrate responsibly and make this Independence Day memorable for all the right reasons! 🇺🇸 #BrokenArrowPolice #IndependenceDay #FireworksSafety #CommunitySafety #CelebrateResponsibly #CommunityOutreach #CrimePrevention

Option A: Force the audience to watch a 2 minute ad read near the beginning of the video. Completely kill viewer retention & have your ad skipped immediately OR... Option B: Encourage influencers to be creative. A lot of brands still choose option A. The choice is up to you, but don't act surprised if your influencer marketing "strategy" didn't work out. #influencermarketing #creatormarketing

Hillsborough disaster, incident in which a crush of football (soccer) fans ultimately resulted in 97 deaths and hundreds of injuries. The crushing occurred during a match at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield, England, in April of 1989. The disaster was largely attributed to mistakes made by the police. Plan for worst case scenarios. Do you have enough staffing? Do you have enough adequate physical security barriers? Stay Safe and Stay Vigilant. ⭐️ Assess ⭐️⭐️ Protect ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Educate #eventsecurity #physicalsecurity #securitymanagement

Let's celebrate America's independence with fireworks, laughter, and good company! Here are some safety tips to remember for a fun and worry-free holiday: 1. Only use legal fireworks in designated areas. 2. Keep a safe distance from fireworks displays. 3. Supervise children closely around fireworks and sparklers. 4. Have a designated driver if you'll be consuming alcohol. #4thOfJuly #IndependenceDay #CelebrateSafely

55. Jump Game Note: Greedy backwards! The concept is to move the goal backwards if from the current node can reach the goal. TC: O(n) SC: O(1)

Reminder: Practice Fireworks Safety this Fourth of July!   As we approach the Fourth of July, let’s remember that celebrating with fireworks comes with responsibility. Fireworks are a popular and exciting part of Fourth of July and summer overall. While they are legal, they are also very dangerous. Thousands of people – mostly children and young adults – are injured each year from fireworks-related incidents. As you celebrate Independence Day and other summer festivities, St. Elizabeth's Medical Center wants to remind you to practice safety and caution when it comes to fireworks. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3xwav8f   Stay safe and happy celebrating!   #FireworksSafety #FourthofJuly #SafetyFirst

So, at first I didn't like this game. Because to resolve the green queen placement, I had to resort to proof by contradiction. Which is less satisfying than a direct proof. Spoiler: But, then I found a very cool application of the touching rule. For one of the greys. First, eliminate all but 2 of the greens. Next, use the cover 3 rule to eliminate some grey. And now, this is the neat part, one of the 4 remaining greys is touched by one color and so can be eliminated. I leave to you to find the grey and the color. But, its elimination leads to a revealed cover 2 rule, which blows the game wide open. Confession: I do the puzzles offline and then review my work. In this puzzle, when I reviewed by placements, I realized that although I got the right result, I had made an error in reasoning. Just luck that I wasn't wrong. Had I not reviewed my work I wouldn't have found the cool touching application. Always be reviewing.

The biggest thing that gets overlooked in NIL is this: the access to "normal" opportunities that have always been available to regular students. I played football at Stanford between 2006-2010. My teammates had wide-ranging talents. One was a fantastic guitar player. Several were brilliant engineers. Several are now working in media and should've had the chance to work gameday reporting or fan engagement gigs for Stanford. But because of NCAA restrictions at the time, they were barred from opportunities that are regularly available to normal students. The guitar player couldn't play bar gigs. Aside from limited summer internships and random ad hoc jobs from local alums, none of my teammates could take on jobs. Keep in mind this was Stanford; a guy in my freshman dorm sold an app for over $1M with friends of his during the first few months of my freshman year. That would've been prohibited for any athlete at Stanford. Fast forward to today: Deja Kelly plays a game for the women's basketball team at Oregon, only to grab a mic and cover a game as an analyst for Big Ten Network the same day. Imagine the experience of working on-camera as an athlete. Think of the level of insight she can provide walking those same halls, knowing the coaching staff and team the way she does. Forget cars and big money (though of course I'm not opposed to either). As a career moment, this is a huge opportunity. It's one I'm glad she can take full advantage of now. #NIL #Collegesports Deja Kelly