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DFW City Talk: COSIGN Magazine
Kirby sits down with K.G. Graham from Dallas’ COSIGN Magazine.
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DFW City Talk: Dr. Randy Bell went from Pharmacist to Realtor, now he’s educating North Texas home buyers
Dr. Randy Bell of Dallas Realty Resources sits down with The Beat On 33 and goes over what home buyers in Dallas-Ft. Worth need to know.
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DFW City Talk: Just Elope!
Kirby sits down with Jennifer of Just Elope to talk pop up weddings and why you don’t have to settle for city hall to elope. If you’re thinking about, well, just eloping, visit them at justelope.net
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5-seconds to change: How to network better and get out of your comfort zone
Networking is one of the most effective ways to further both your career and personal life. It’s also one of the simplest yet hardest things to do. Mel Robbins and The Beat On 33’s DJ Kayotik give you tips on how to network better and get out of your comfort zone.
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Boots to Business hits Arlington, training veterans to go from combat to entrepreneurship
Last week Boots to Business | Reboot came to Texas Live! in Arlington to offer veterans and their spouses training to become entrepreneurs in business. Boots to Business Reboot is a two-step training program that provides participants an overview of business ownership as a career vocation. The program is a project by the U.S. Small Business Administration and the Department of Defense’s Transition Assistance Program. More information can be found here.
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DFW City Talk: Dallas Veterans Day Parade, Kroger serves it up at the VFW
Yesterday was Veterans Day and The Beat On 33 takes a look at how North Texas honors and celebrates our veterans at the Dallas Veterans Day Parade. Plus, the crew teamed up with Kroger to serve up a special lunch, and we’re talkin’ a bonafide smorgasbord, to local veterans at the VFW. CW33 and The Beat On 33 would like to give a special thanks to Kroger for their support of U.S. Veterans!
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Hope, a 23-year-old gorilla at the Dallas Zoo, dies suddenly
The zoo posted on Monday that their 23-year-old western lowland gorilla named Hope passed away suddenly. According to the zoo Hope and other gorillas were experiencing mild gastrointestinal issues and that postmortem testing show Hope’s colon was severely inflamed. No cause has been determined yet.
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Hackers can use laser pointers to hijack smart speakers and iPhones
Researchers were able to unlock and open doors by sending light-commands to smart speakers such iPads, iPhones, Echo and Google Home speakers.
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Parents of the year: People are tormenting their kids with a Snapchat filter
It’s either parental humor or psychological torture. Videos have been going around of parents tormenting their kids with a new Snapchat filter that makes it seems like a spawn of Satan…I mean…a tarantula is crawling on your face.
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iPads and pudding cups? The weird things North Texans have found in their trick-or-treat bags
A recent story about a New Jersey mother who found heroine in her child’s bag reminds parents to be diligent, but some of the stuff people hand out is just….weird.
