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More guns, less training Let’s see, here: More guns, less training. What could possibly go wrong? At least in Dallas, there is a history that one might take a look at. I think it was Dallas ISD that provided credit cards to employees with no controls for use. That turned in to a multimillion-dollar fiasco. Again, what could go wrong with “constitutional carry”? Ask any of the law enforcement agencies in Texas for their thoughts on permitless carry. So far, I haven’t hear of one that supports it. Again, what could possibly go wrong? Look at the constitutional prerogatives that we alrea...

An IPA with tangerine juice? Yes, perfect unions do exist Red Hare Brewing Co.'s Tangerine SPF 50/50 offers a refreshing combination of IPA and citrus juice. - photo by Kelsey Podo I fully support craft brews that push boundaries, especially when the risk pays off.  Beer doesn’t need to be crammed into a set style — it can do whatever it pleases.  I couldn’t help but light up when I finally decided to try Red Hare Brewing Co.’s Tangerine SPF 50/50, which is in the brewery's year-round core lineup. Little to my kno...

Click on the Image to watch the TVC. Urban youth brand Fastrack has launched an offbeat multimedia campaign, #StartAnywhere, in line with the recent launch announcement of Reflex 3.0, its latest smart band offering under fash-tech segment. The campaign video conceptualised by Lowe Lintas Bangalore builds interest for the new Fastrack Reflex 3.0, which is equipped with 10+ sport modes and a dual-tone band through which users can lift their fitness as well as style. Advertisement While working out means monotony to the rest of the world, Fastrack's new campaign brings the Gen-Z spirit of fluidi...

The campaign by Lowe Lintas positions it as a brand that partners with its users during the everyday moments of their lives — and not just reserved for those special moments

Barrow 1 [Quigley 37 (P)] BARROW were the architects of their own downfall as early goals in each half condemned them to a 2-1 defeat at Bradford. Danny Rowe opened the scoring to mark his home debut in style. Centre-back Anthony O’Connor fouled Scott Quigley in the box and handed the Bluebirds a lifeline with the striker bagging his fifth goal in seven games. But Callum Cooke struck after the break to ensure Bradford’s new management duo are yet to taste defeat. Michael Jolley’s battling Barrow remain just two points above the relegation zone, but crucially have two games in ...