Troy Warren

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These are the 3 most misunderstood emojis in the world

These are the 3 most misunderstood emojis in the world

By Avery Newmark, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Troy Warren for CNT Emojis have become central to the human experience and communication around the world. People use the icons to express moods, sentiments, thoughts, hopes and fears. But even the most avid emoji users are probably unaware that emojis have their own dedicated day of celebration.   The calendar emoji displays the date of July 17, which is why the day was chosen as World Emoji Day. Ahead of the unofficial-official holiday, Adobe released findings from its 2021 Global Emoji Trend Report on Thursday. Researchers surveyed users across the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany,…
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NATIONAL ICE CREAM DAY – Third Sunday in July

NATIONAL ICE CREAM DAY – Third Sunday in July

Troy Warren for CNT   NATIONAL ICE CREAM DAY Dish or cone? That’s all we need to know. National Ice Cream Day on the 3rd Sunday in July offers up every flavor on the menu to honor the day! The holiday also lands in the middle of National Ice Cream Month.   Thousands of years ago, people in the Persian Empire put snow in a bowl, poured concentrated grape juice over it, and ate it as a treat. Even when the weather was hot, they would savor this sweet treat. Their trick? They placed snow in underground chambers known as yakchal where…
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Subway Launched a Website Defending Its Tuna

Subway Launched a Website Defending Its Tuna

By Mike Pomranz | FoodAndWine.Com Troy Warren for CNT SubwayTunaFacts.com explains that the sandwich chain's tuna is, in fact, real. Subway's tuna sandwich has had about as tough of a year as a sandwich can have. In January, a class-action lawsuit was filed alleging that Subway's tuna doesn't actually contain any tuna at all. Of course, lawsuits can be filed without being true, but in a world where Subway has become an easy punching bag, the bold claim received plenty of press. Then, last month, things got worse: Hoping to get to the bottom of the viral story, the New York Times sent Subway's tuna to a lab…
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Court votes to stay judge’s decision about CDC cruise ship rules

Court votes to stay judge’s decision about CDC cruise ship rules

By Rich Barak, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Troy Warren for CNT A federal court has voted to stay a judge’s decision ruling that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cannot enforce COVID-19 cruise ship rules after July 18, according to POLITICO reporter Josh Gerstein. The Circuit Court of the 11th District voted 2-1 in a win for the CDC in its fight with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and the state. The state had sued the CDC, claiming the agency’s restrictions on the cruise industry during the pandemic effectively blocked most cruises and harmed the state’s livelihood. Earlier in July, the CDC asked a…
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After Nabisco factory in Atlanta closes, 63-year-old NJ location shuts down

After Nabisco factory in Atlanta closes, 63-year-old NJ location shuts down

By The Associated Press Troy Warren for CNT FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Friday was the last day for residents of a New Jersey town to smell the sweet aroma of freshly baked Oreo cookies as the community’s Nabisco plant shut down after 63 years in operation. Parent company Mondelēz International confirmed it was the last day of production at the plant, which has produced Oreos, Ritz crackers, Lorna Doone and Teddy Grahams since 1958. The plant's approximate 600 workers have either retired, transferred or were looking for other jobs, the company said. Production began slowing when the company announced in February…
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Britney Spears Calls Out People Closest to Her Who Failed to Show Up While She Was “Drowning”

Britney Spears Calls Out People Closest to Her Who Failed to Show Up While She Was “Drowning”

BY TRILBY BERESFORD | HollywoodReporter.Com Troy Warren for CNT The pop star took to Instagram on Friday to share a lengthy message beside the quote: "Never forget who ignored you when you needed them and who helped you before you even had to ask." Britney Spears on Friday called out the people closest to her who have failed to show support during the pop star’s conservatorship battle, yet have posted about her situation. “There’s nothing worse than when the people closest to you who never showed up for you post things in regard to your situation whatever it may be and speak…
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Snoop Dogg on Who Should (and Shouldn’t) Benefit From Cannabis Boom

Snoop Dogg on Who Should (and Shouldn’t) Benefit From Cannabis Boom

BY KIRSTEN CHUBA | HollywoodReporter.Com Troy Warren for CNT The cannabis entrepreneur talks federal legalization and why "the people who were actually there before it was legal" should be the ones to profit from the growing industry. On top of his cultural role on the Mount Rushmore of stoners, Snoop Dogg made headlines this spring when right-wing billionaire Charles Koch launched an effort to federally legalize marijuana after a Zoom call with the rapper. The Leafs by Snoop founder weighs in on the changing industry and who should benefit. What do you think about so many stars getting into the industry? It’s cool.…
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3 Tricks to Try with Your Hydrangeas to Get the Most Out of These Gorgeous

3 Tricks to Try with Your Hydrangeas to Get the Most Out of These Gorgeous

By Viveka Neveln | BHG.Com Troy Warren for CNT In the garden or in cut arrangements, these shrubs always impress. Here's how to change bloom colors, dry them, and keep them fresh in a vase for weeks. Arguably the most dazzling divas of the shrub world, hydrangeas have some of the biggest, fluffiest, showiest blooms you can grow. These gorgeous flowers can infuse a foundation planting with some serious curb appeal, turn a boring hedge into a breathtaking frame for your yard, and they'll even shine in containers. As cut flowers, hydrangeas completely steal the show in any vase. Besides their beauty, these blooms have a few special…
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DA plans to exonerate man convicted in South Georgia church murders

DA plans to exonerate man convicted in South Georgia church murders

By Joshua Sharpe, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Troy Warren for CNT On Monday, the Brunswick District Attorney’s Office intends to formally exonerate a man convicted in the 1985 murders of a couple inside their rural church. Dennis Perry’s convictions were overturned last July, allowing for his release from prison days later after serving 20 years. When his 2003 convictions were overturned, the case, as any in Georgia would, remained open with Perry still facing his original indictment. In a Friday court filing, DA Keith Higgins, who won his position in the November 2020 election, said the evidence doesn’t support a case against…
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