HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. ( WFLA ) — A popular Ybor City restaurant is getting worldwide recognition.
The restaurant, 7th + Grove, is one of several across the country featured in Pepsi's latest ad campaign called Pepsi Dig In . It's a platform that supports Black-owned restaurants by providing training, business growth opportunities and raising visibility for the industry.
Dr. Jamaris Glenn is the co-owner of the 7th + Grove and says the 30-second featured video played on television during the recent Tampa Bay Buccaneers game.
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Tropicana apologizes for ad campaign with secret mimosa fridges | wcnc.com
WASHINGTON — Tropicana has issued an apology for an ad campaign that sobriety groups said encouraged parents to drink in secret.
Part of the ad campaign featured celebrities Gabrielle Union, Jerry O'Connell and Molly Sims showing off secret mimosa fridges, which were disguised to look like other household items, according to The New York Post.
The ads, which have been deleted, were shared by the celebrities on their social media accounts. In the ad featuring Molly Sims, she described hiding in the closet to drink out of a Tropicana-branded fridge that was designed to look like a hamper.
First US public service ad campaign for 40 years targets recycling
Recycling is the subject of America's first public service advertising campaign for 40 years. The "I Want To Be Recycled" campaign will target the 62% of Americans who are not avid recyclers.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the average American produces 4.4 pounds of refuse a day, and on the whole the US produces over 250 million tons of rubbish a year. However, only about 35% is currently recycled.
The campaign directs audiences to IWantToBeRecycled.org , a new website with a localized search tool allowing users to find where to recycle either at their curbside or their nearest recycling center. The website illustrates the recycling process through an interactive infographic and offers detailed information on what materials can be recycled, how they should be recycled and what products they can become in the future.
Raphael Warnock's identity as a Black preacher has shaped his Senate campaign in Georgia -
On the stage in Albany, Warnock is dressed in a light blue quarter-zip pullover, looking like a suburban dad returning from Home Depot with a bag of mulch. To counter the "radical" label Warnock has expressed his support for police and the military (his dad was a veteran). In one ad he walks a dog along the sidewalk in front of suburban homes with picket fences. The dog is a beagle, a breed associated with White ownership.
Early voting numbers indicate high enthusiasm among Democratic-leaning voters such as young people and African Americans— voting blocs Warnock aims to inspire with a vision of change while not alienating moderate voters in the suburbs who helped carry Joe Biden to victory here in November. To paraphrase the apostle Matthew, Warnock may have to serve two masters, electorally speaking. And his success may depend on his identity as a man who serves God.
Not to change the topic here:
Bank of Baroda launches maiden New Year ad campaign 'Ek Forever Rishta'
'It's like watching a college team': John Cook impressed by state's nationally ranked high school
Elkhorn South's Rylee Gray (14) was the center of attention after she helped lead the Storm to the state championship match with a five-set win against Papillion-La Vista in November. Elkhorn South won the Class A state title, had a 30-1 record and finished No. 8 in the national rankings.
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The biggest team in the state, Nebraska, didn't play a match in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Huskers haven't played in about 12½ months (Dec. 14, 2019). Most of the college volleyball season was postponed until the spring semester.
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Facebook's Laughable Campaign Against Apple Is Really Against Users and Small Businesses |
Apple has deployed AppTrackingTransparency for iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and tvOS 14 . This kind of consent interface is not new, and it's similar for other permissions in iOS: for example, when an app requests access to your microphone, camera, or location. It's normal for apps to be required to request the user permission for access to specific device functions or data, and third-party tracking should be no different.
Bottom line: "The Association of National Advertisers estimates that, when the "ad tech tax" is taken into account, publishers are only taking home between 30 and 40 cents of every dollar [spent on ads]." The rest goes to third-party data brokers who keep the lights on by exploiting your information, and not to small businesses trying to work within a broken system to reach their customers.
Happening on Twitter
Escaping lockdown Michigan and heading to free state #florida to sit on a beach and dine in a place called a restau… https://t.co/6Dp8uVmygu Dude4Liberty (from Detroit) Fri Jan 01 11:26:15 +0000 2021
Frustrated with New York's perpetual lockdowns, a New York Restaurant owner is packing up and moving his business t… https://t.co/Uq29JoKnFt RSLC (from Washington, DC) Fri Jan 01 20:59:01 +0000 2021
Restaurant I went to in Ft. Lauderdale tonight was packed. Every table, every seat at the bar. Florida is open and people are fed up. johncardillo (from Florida ) Mon Dec 28 03:34:57 +0000 2020
Miami has Indoor maskless parties and clubs nightly In California you can't eat outside at a restaurant Califo… https://t.co/lEgPrAr5MG jakeshieldsajj Sat Jan 02 12:25:43 +0000 2021
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