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The Jacksonville Housing Authority selected a new interim CEO on Monday following the resignation of its current CEO. While the Housing Authority searches for a permanent CEO, the commission approved the appointment of Rosalyn Mixon Phillips, who has served as a Housing Authority commissioner and committee chair and has also served in various roles for the City of Jacksonville. Committee Chairwoman Heather Horowitz said she has heard great praise for Mixon Phillips. “We're looking to secure someone who can provide stable leadership during a time when we're experiencing high turnover and not a great corporate culture,” Horowitz says. “We thought…

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Cryptocurrency and technological innovation go hand in hand. In 2024, JetBolt has emerged as a trending altcoin in the cryptocurrency world. Equipped with cutting edge technologies such as zero gas technology and innovative AI-driven market analysis tools, JetBolt has been gaining more and more attention during its trending presale period. Cryptocurrency enthusiasts and traders are eagerly awaiting JetBolt's exciting and groundbreaking features that position it as the next cryptocurrency to explode on the scene. After gathering multiple Web3 publications and major cryptocurrency news outlets, this carefully researched article explores what makes JetBolt's array of innovative features set it apart from…

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Workers work on a freight train loaded with coal at the Jiangxi Coal Stockpiling Center in Jiujiang, Jiangxi Province, China.VCG via Getty Images In an era of energy transition, coal is considered the most polluting and carbon-intensive of all fossil fuels, yet it continues to power much of the world economy. Ironically, despite the voices against coal use, it is the two biggest renewable energy leaders on the planet, China and India, that are contributing greatly to slowing down the transition away from coal. According to the World Population Review, China still has more than 1,100 coal-fired power plants in…

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In fact, we’re talking about the 2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship playoffs this week.Only 70 players will compete for a spot in the 2024 FedEx Cup. The field has traditionally been 125 players, but that will be reduced from 70 to 50 for next week's BMW Championship. From there, the top 30 will advance to the Tour Championship at East Lake.For now, the best on the PGA Tour is in Memphis, Tennessee (unless Matt Kuchar gets in the way at Wyndham).Scottie Scheffler is the expected favorite, followed by Xander Schauffele, and our betting analysts have their eye a little further…

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“Telehealth Trends” focuses on state legislative and regulatory developments that impact healthcare providers, telehealth and digital health companies, pharmacists and technology companies involved in delivering and facilitating virtual care. Past week trends: Remote Optometry Supervisor Naturopathic Doctor Learn more Final legislation and rulemaking: In Michigan, the Governor signed SB 747 with a line-item veto. The spending bill allocates funds from the Behavioral Health Initiative to nonprofit organizations to, among other things, increase the use of telehealth for behavioral health services. The bill also requires behavioral and physical health services provided through managed care or cost-pay programs to reimburse telehealth services…

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Kirk Franklin slams Christian community for unquestioningly supporting Donald Trump's 'problematic' lifestyle Kirk Franklin didn't hold back in his recent comments about the Christian community. In a recent interview on Cam Newton's Funky Friday podcast, Kirk Franklin, 54, didn't hold back when he harshly criticized the Christian community for uncritically supporting prominent figures like former President Donald Trump, who is currently seeking reelection. Kirk Franklin said: “Sometimes, when someone identifies or says they're a Christian or represents their faith, everyone in the Christian community wants to jump on board. You see the same thing in the white Christian community. If…

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Over time, social media has become the go-to source for finding popular products.There are popular products being praised on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, and in some cases, these products are even buzzworthy.”Good Morning America” ​​shares some of the hottest products they highly recommend adding to your next shopping trip.From stylish and sustainable BAGGU bags to hair-friendly Crave Naturals detangling brushes, these bargains are worth putting to good use.Read on to see and shop some of the best “seen on social media” items that everyone is raving about.By clicking on these shopping links, visitors will leave Goodmorningamerica.com. These e-commerce sites operate…

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ALMATY, Kazakhstan — Uzbekistan opened the 2024 Paris Olympics with its first female gold medalist and ended with its boxers winning more gold medals than any national boxing team since Cuba two decades ago. But for Central Asian Olympic spectators, the Games were as much about celebrating the revival of a spirit of cross-border friendship as it was about podium finishes. “We saw incredible unity among Central Asians during the 2024 Olympics,” Vermet Tursunkulova, who served as deputy minister of education from 2014 to 2015, said in an August 11 Facebook post. “I don't think we've ever seen anything like…

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FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — The Forsyth County Commission on Aug. 6 approved a grant to fund classes to educate older residents about AI technology.According to county documents, OpenAI's $10,000 grant will be distributed through AARP's Senior Technology Services division and will fund five programs in the county's Department of Senior Services that help seniors learn more about artificial intelligence technology.Open AI is a San Francisco-based artificial intelligence research organization and the creator of the popular chatbot ChatGPT.The grant money will also be used to improve Wi-Fi at Sexton Hall, Cumming's life improvement facility.Forsyth County's Department of Senior Services was chosen…

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Even though nearly a quarter of U.S. adults use ChatGPT and thousands of businesses are incorporating artificial intelligence into their operations, many consumers still have fears of Terminator-like AI domination — which could be bad news for brands trying to get customers to buy AI-powered products. A study published in June in the Journal of Hospitality Markets & Management found that consumers are less willing to buy products labeled with “AI.” In a series of studies, participants were asked about their intentions to buy products with one of two descriptions: “AI-powered” or “high-tech,” ranging from televisions to vacuum cleaners to…

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