#Custom Alabama jersey

[nicolejames12]

Roll Tide with a Custom Alabama Jersey: Your Crimson Tide Pride

For fans of the Alabama Crimson Tide, there's no better way to show your team spirit than by wearing a custom Alabama jersey. Whether you're cheering from the stands at Bryant-Denny Stadium, tailgating with friends, or watching the game at home, a custom jersey allows you to proudly represent your team and showcase your unique style. Visit: https://www.zupyak.com/p/4170031/t/roll-tide-with-a-custom-alabama-jersey-your-crimson-tide-pride

[sportfancity]

Wear Your Team Colors: Custom Ohio State Jersey

In the world of sports fandom, there's a unique joy in proudly donning the colors of your favorite team. For passionate supporters of the Ohio State Buckeyes and Alabama Crimson Tide, the experience is elevated to a whole new level with custom jerseys from SportFanCity.com.

Custom Ohio State Jersey: A Personalized Statement

What sets SportFanCity.com apart is their commitment to providing fans with the opportunity to express their team loyalty in a personalized way. The Custom Ohio State Jersey collection, in particular, allows fans to choose their preferred style, color, and even add their name and favorite number to the jersey.

Tailored Excellence: Custom Alabama Jersey

For fans of the Alabama Crimson Tide, the Custom Alabama Jersey collection offers a similar opportunity for personalization. Whether you prefer the classic crimson red or a modern twist on the team colors, SportFanCity.com has you covered. Add your name and chosen number to create a jersey that not only represents the team but also reflects your unique fan identity.

Quality Beyond Colors: Craftsmanship at SportFanCity.com

SportFanCity.com goes beyond just providing a platform for customization; they ensure the highest quality in their jerseys. Each piece is crafted with attention to detail, using durable materials that withstand the cheers and celebrations of game day. The result is a comfortable, long-lasting jersey that allows fans to showcase their team spirit for seasons to come.

Why Choose Customization?

Custom jerseys from SportFanCity.com aren't just about standing out in the crowd; they're about creating a deeply personal connection with your favorite team. By wearing aCustom Jersey, you're not just a spectator—you're an integral part of the team's journey.

In conclusion, SportFanCity.com provides a unique opportunity for Ohio State and Alabama fans to wear their team colors with pride through their Custom Jersey collections. The ability to personalize these jerseys adds a special touch, making them a must-have for any dedicated fan. Visit www.sportfancity.com to explore the world of custom sports apparel and elevate your fan experience today.

[teefashionstar]

Personalize Your Game Day Look: The Appeal of Customizable Tennessee Vols Jerseys

When it comes to game day excitement, nothing amplifies the experience quite like donning a jersey that reflects your team spirit and personal style. The trend of customized sports jerseys has taken the fan community by storm, and for die-hard supporters of the Tennessee Vols, it's an opportunity to make a bold statement. Enter the realm of Custom iowahawkeyes jersey, where fandom meets fashion with a touch of individuality.

While it's true that the Alabama football jersey custom and the custom Iowa Hawkeyes jersey have their own allure, what sets the customizable Tennessee Vols jerseys apart is their unique representation of Volunteer pride. Through the user-friendly interface of TeeFashionStar, fans can craft their jerseys with precision. The website caters to Vols enthusiasts, offering a range of design options, from selecting your favorite player's number to choosing fonts and colors that resonate with your style.

Customization goes beyond the design itself. These jerseys aren't just about showcasing your support for the team; they're about embracing your identity as a fan. The personalized touch extends to every stitch, reflecting the passion that Vols fans are known for. It's more than just wearing a jersey – it's wearing a piece of your heart on your sleeve, quite literally.

In a world of mass-produced merchandise, the appeal of customizable jerseys lies in their uniqueness. The Tennessee Vols community is a tight-knit family, and sporting a personalized jersey reinforces that sense of belonging. Whether you're at Neyland Stadium or cheering from home, your jersey becomes a symbol of unity, loyalty, and the electrifying energy that defines college football.

In conclusion, the world of sports fandom is evolving, and personalized jerseys are at the forefront of this evolution. With the customizability offered by TeeFashionStar, Tennessee Vols fans can elevate their game day look while staying true to their distinctive style. So, if you're ready to stand out in the sea of orange and white, head over to the website and let your imagination run wild. It's time to wear your heart on your jersey!

[goldengay49]

Car headcanons

Alabama: some sorta truck

Alaska: a huge truck (and a plane which he calls a car, bro also has dog sleds and boats but we’re talkin cars here)

Arizona: some sorta ATV and a Prius

Arkansas: a really old pick up

California: Ferrari (California T, obvi) and a Tesla

Colorado: some sorta mountain truck

Connecticut: Toyota Prius

Delaware: bros so old he don’t know what a car is he got a horse carriage

Florida: monster truck

Georgia: Orange 1969 Dodge Charger

Hawai’i: [idk, tell me what you think]

Idaho: definitely a truck

Illinois: [idk, tell me what you think]

Indiana: [idk, tell me what you think]

Iowa: some sorta truck

Kansas: [idk, tell me what you think]

Kentucky: [idk, tell me what you think]

Louisiana: bro has a marsh buggy but idk what his main car would be

Maine: some type of truck

Maryland: [idk, tell me what you think]

Massachusetts: [idk, tell me what you think]

Michigan: bro just has a bunch of unfinished cars in his garage

Minnesota: [idk, tell me what you think]

Mississippi: [idk, tell me what you think]

Missouri: [idk, tell me what you think]

Montana: definitely some sorta off road truck

Nebraska: [idk, tell me what you think]

Nevada: both a truck and some sorta sparkly custom Cadillac limo

New Hampshire: [idk, tell me what you think]

New Jersey: [idk, tell me what you think]

New Mexico: [idk, tell me what you think]

New York: bro has a fucking taxi

North Carolina: [idk, tell me what you think]

North Dakota: [idk, tell me what you think]

Ohio: [idk, tell me what you think]

Oklahoma: some truck

Oregon: Tesla

PA: [idk, tell me what you think]

Rhode Island: he has one of those toy electric cars that two 6 year olds could fit in [JK, idk, tell me what you think]

South Carolina: [idk, tell me what you think]

South Dakota: [idk, tell me what you think]

Tennessee: jacked up truck, and a replica of the psychobilly Cadillac

Texas: 2 of the biggest jacked up trucks because bro is compensating

Utah: something big enough for all his kids

Vermont: [idk, tell me what you think]

Virginia: [idk, tell me what you think]

Washington: [idk, tell me what you think]

West Virginia: an old pick up truck

Wisconsin: cheese wedge 1975

Wyoming: [idk, tell me what you think]

I feel like a lot of the “[idk, tell me what you think]” could be trucks

[reality-detective]

Cucumber Recall in 14 States As Warning Issued to Customers - Newsweek

The company, based in Delray, said the recalled cucumbers were shipped to retail distribution centers, wholesalers and food service distributors in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia, from May 17 through May 21. 🤔

[mariacallous]

Forty-one state attorneys general penned a letter to Meta’s top attorney on Wednesday saying complaints are skyrocketing across the United States about Facebook and Instagram user accounts being stolen, and declaring “immediate action” necessary to mitigate the rolling threat.

The coalition of top law enforcement officials, spearheaded by New York attorney general Letitia James, says the “dramatic and persistent spike” in complaints concerning account takeovers amounts to a “substantial drain” on governmental resources, as many stolen accounts are also tied to financial crimes—some of which allegedly profits Meta directly.

“We have received a number of complaints of threat actors fraudulently charging thousands of dollars to stored credit cards,” says the letter addressed to Meta’s chief legal officer, Jennifer Newstead. “Furthermore, we have received reports of threat actors buying advertisements to run on Meta.”

“We refuse to operate as the customer service representatives of your company,” the officials add. “Proper investment in response and mitigation is mandatory.”

In addition to New York, the letter is signed by attorneys general from Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and the District of Columbia.

“Scammers use every platform available to them and constantly adapt to evade enforcement. We invest heavily in our trained enforcement and review teams and have specialized detection tools to identify compromised accounts and other fraudulent activity,” Meta says in a statement provided by spokesperson Erin McPike. “We regularly share tips and tools people can use to protect themselves, provide a means to report potential violations, work with law enforcement and take legal action.”

Account takeovers can occur as a result of phishing as well as other more sophisticated and targeted techniques. Once an attacker gains access to an account, the owner can be easily locked out by changing passwords and contact information. Private messages and personal information are left up for grabs for a variety of nefarious purposes, from impersonation and fraud to pushing misinformation.

“It's basically a case of identity theft and Facebook is doing nothing about it,” said one user whose complaint was cited in the letter to Meta's Newstead.

The state officials said the accounts that were stolen to run ads on Facebook often run afoul of its rules while doing so, leading them to be permanently suspended, punishing the victims—often small business owners—twice over.

“Having your social media account taken over by a scammer can feel like having someone sneak into your home and change all of the locks,” New York's James said in a statement. “Social media is how millions of Americans connect with family, friends, and people throughout their communities and the world. To have Meta fail to properly protect users from scammers trying to hijack accounts and lock rightful owners out is unacceptable.”

Other complaints forwarded to Newstead show hacking victims expressing frustration over Meta’s lack of response. In many cases, users report no action being taken by the company. Some say the company encourages users to report such problems but never responds, leaving them unable to salvage their accounts or the businesses they built around them.

After being hacked and defrauded of $500, one user complained that their ability to communicate with their own customer base had been “completely disrupted,” and that Meta had never responded to the report they filed, though the user had followed the instructions the company provided them to obtain help.

“I can't get any help from Meta. There is no one to talk to and meanwhile all my personal pictures are being used. My contacts are receiving false information from the hacker,” one user wrote.

Wrote another: “This is my business account, which is important to me and my life. I have invested my life, time, money and soul in this account. All attempts to contact and get a response from the Meta company, including Instagram and Facebook, were crowned with complete failure, since the company categorically does not respond to letters.”

Figures provided by James’ office in New York show a tenfold increase in complaints between 2019 and 2023—from 73 complaints to more than 780 last year. In January alone, more than 128 complaints were received, James’ office says. Other states saw similar spikes in complaints during that period, according to the letter, with Pennsylvania recording a 270 percent increase, a 330 percent jump in North Carolina, and a 740 percent surge in Vermont.

The letter notes that, while the officials cannot be “certain of any connection,” the drastic increase in complaints occurred “around the same time” as layoffs at Meta affecting roughly 11,000 employees in November 2022, around 13 percent of its staff at the time.

[theelispace]

The 12 Worst Things of New Jersey (The State I live in)

1. Would it kill you to say "please"?

Chivalry and etiquette are foreign concepts to many New Jerseyans. And it’s fair to assume that on any given day, you’ll encounter an impatient, impolite, disrespectful or downright nasty human-being who shares your lovely Garden State. Not every resident is a hollering, boorish brute, but take a roadtrip to the American south and you’ll realize that the stereotypes about northeasterners being rude are pretty much true.

2. Our traffic mimics "Mad Max"

Infuriating traffic makes sense for our most-densely-populated state. But does everyone have to be such an impatient, over-aggressive maniac? And don’t even start with the maddening array of jughandles and traffic circles.

3. NJ Transit's cruel tricks

To plan your day with the notion that NJ Transit's train or bus will arrive on schedule is to also account for bouts of rage as your pickup becomes delayed — and then canceled altogether. How could it get worse? Oh yeah, how about a crumbling infrastructure?

4. Our eternal civil war

Want to start a meaningless argument at your next dinner party? Ask the table “Where’s the line between North and South Jersey?” and then sit back as everyone spouts a meaningless opinion. Here’s the thing: There are no definitive, state-slicing barriers now, and there never will be. Let it go. (Plus, if we don’t unite, how will we ever conquer Delaware?)

5. And another thing ... our food battles

The pork roll vs. taylor ham discussion is worthy of its own slaughter. The stupid box says Taylor pork roll, people! Both sides are correct. Just let us enjoy our nitrate-soaked meat circles in peace. The same goes for subs/hoagies, Italian ice/water ice and sprinkles/jimmies. A state divided by its snacks is a state on the brink of collapse.

6. The soul-crushing property taxes

This gripe is based purely on fact: New Jersey boasts the highest property taxes in America, by far. The in-state average is now above $8,000 per household. Alabama, and its median property tax rate of $398, sounds awesome right about now.

7. The Pulaski Skyway

Between the merciless potholes, narrow lanes and hairpin exits, the dreary Pulaski feels more like the key in a Batman villain’s plot for Gotham-wide destruction that a structure that still exists in the 21st Century.

8. That wretched Turnpike smell

Anyone who regularly passes by Exit 13 on the Turnpike, and the nearby Linden Cogeneration Plant, already shares this grievance. The intense sulfur stench is especially putrid in warmer weather — coming soon! Though New Jersey is often unfairly mocked for its smells, it’s hard to defend this one.

9. Jersey Shore headaches

A day trip to our beloved surf and sand should surely be a serene occasion. But between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the traffic bottlenecking into the area is inescapable. To park, one must choose to shell out for an overpriced lot, or circle endlessly. Once on the beach, you endure every other frustrated family in its loudest, most obnoxious state. There’s just too many of us — we should try an odd-even system, ala the ‘73 oil crisis.

10. The Jersey meatheads

Are New Jersey’s drink-slugging, muscular buffoons different from the rest of the world’s? Yes. It goes back to the rudeness aspect — much of our population already has the tendency to morph into an inconsiderate jerk at any moment. Add in the misguided sense of entitlement that comes with not being able to touch your own shoulders, and you have the bombastic Jersey meathead, whose sole purpose is to ruin your night at the bar, club, or concert.

11. Our lousy customer service

Why are New Jersey’s service and retail employees all stationed behind a wall of indifference. In supermarkets and convenience stores — anywhere where you encounter a cashier — there’s a good chance you’ll be told to have a nice day, though it’s blatantly obvious they couldn’t care less. And why do New Jersey restaurants get so bent out of shape about separate checks? It almost always leads to a better overall tip!

12. It's us against the world

What other state’s residents need to constantly protect themselves from punchlines and mockery as soon as the cross into foreign lands? If you’re in California and you say “I’m from New Jersey,” don’t you immediately feel like as though a cloud of judgement has rolled in? Sure, we defend our spot and debunk the stereotypes, but a lifetime on watch becomes exhausting.

13. Why do we stay?

Well, have you tried the pizza here? But seriously, beneath all this quibbling, New Jersey is a special place, where many folks are willing to live. Our traffic and crowds are proof of that. And despite its flaws, we love this crazy land.

Oh, and did I mention the pizza?

Okay which is worse

New Jersey or Florida?

[crystamethforsale]

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[beasiannow]

Want to visit other lands and experience different cultures, but you hate being the foreigner, the interloper?

Sure, you are sticking out, secretly unwelcomed, or not so secretly unwelcomed. The subject of sideways glances, perhaps laughter or hate in your wake?

Thanks to Hiroko Rokkaku and her beyond the cutting edge process (deep secret, don’t ask) that she calls Gaikoku Hito Rinjin (Foreigner Neighbor), that will no longer be a problem.

Just pay the price (lone officers are available) for a four-week stay in the country of your choice (at present, only Japan is available; however, soon Hong Kong, San Fransisco Chinatown, Korea, Manila, France, Mexico, Cuba, New Jersey, and Tanzania will be available) No one will be able to tell you from a native-born member of that nation.

Yes, there will be no danger of any foreigner faux pas taking place as you, on being transformed, will not only look and dress the part but be familiar with all local customs and etiquette and find you are 100% fluent in the language.  So perfect that if you try to speak your native language (sorry, mostly suppressed for the short month), you will even have a heavy local accent.  

Yes! For 28 days, mingle and be accepted as just another citizen.

For legal reasons, we have to point out that there is a rare chance (11.77%) that we will be unable to return you to your previous self. In this case, it will be our duty to see that complete paperwork is supplied to make you a full citizen of the country in question.

There is also a 23.555% chance that if this happens, you will find you are also radically changed regarding height, weight, age, and other factors; sorry, nothing we can do about that other than offer fashion tips.

Here we see Hirroko Rookaku and one of her very skeptical early customers.

What do you say now Rose West? Enjoy the next four weeks as Puritīrōzu Nishi.

The same for the Endacote sisters of Saskatoon.

We are told that after their 28 days as the Endomoto sisters they found they can’t bring themselves to give up the kimonos.

Here we have three swinging friends from London on their way to some fun in Tokyo.

Only to find that things work different there. Nothing like travel to expand the mind and change your views.

Here we see Shannon McBride of West Virginia, who was so tired of people focusing in on her fiery red hair that for a short while just being regular folk in a place she had never been was quite the experience. So different that before her 28 days were over she bought a red wig on Harajuku Street. 

And yes, we know you are thinking about the customers who can’t be changed back.

This happened to Birmingham, Alabama bank teller Willow Smith, but not to worry, as you can see we quickly got the new Yanagi Kenji a steady new job. And one where she meets so many of her fellow Japanese every day.

[pitty-aegis-parlor]

The 12 Worst Things of New Jersey (The State I live in)

1. Would it kill you to say "please"?

Chivalry and etiquette are foreign concepts to many New Jerseyans. And it’s fair to assume that on any given day, you’ll encounter an impatient, impolite, disrespectful or downright nasty human-being who shares your lovely Garden State. Not every resident is a hollering, boorish brute, but take a roadtrip to the American south and you’ll realize that the stereotypes about northeasterners being rude are pretty much true.

2. Our traffic mimics "Mad Max"

Infuriating traffic makes sense for our most-densely-populated state. But does everyone have to be such an impatient, over-aggressive maniac? And don’t even start with the maddening array of jughandles and traffic circles.

3. NJ Transit's cruel tricks

To plan your day with the notion that NJ Transit's train or bus will arrive on schedule is to also account for bouts of rage as your pickup becomes delayed — and then canceled altogether. How could it get worse? Oh yeah, how about a crumbling infrastructure?

4. Our eternal civil war

Want to start a meaningless argument at your next dinner party? Ask the table “Where’s the line between North and South Jersey?” and then sit back as everyone spouts a meaningless opinion. Here’s the thing: There are no definitive, state-slicing barriers now, and there never will be. Let it go. (Plus, if we don’t unite, how will we ever conquer Delaware?)

5. And another thing ... our food battles

The pork roll vs. taylor ham discussion is worthy of its own slaughter. The stupid box says Taylor pork roll, people! Both sides are correct. Just let us enjoy our nitrate-soaked meat circles in peace. The same goes for subs/hoagies, Italian ice/water ice and sprinkles/jimmies. A state divided by its snacks is a state on the brink of collapse.

6. The soul-crushing property taxes

This gripe is based purely on fact: New Jersey boasts the highest property taxes in America, by far. The in-state average is now above $8,000 per household. Alabama, and its median property tax rate of $398, sounds awesome right about now.

7. The Pulaski Skyway

Between the merciless potholes, narrow lanes and hairpin exits, the dreary Pulaski feels more like the key in a Batman villain’s plot for Gotham-wide destruction that a structure that still exists in the 21st Century.

8. That wretched Turnpike smell

Anyone who regularly passes by Exit 13 on the Turnpike, and the nearby Linden Cogeneration Plant, already shares this grievance. The intense sulfur stench is especially putrid in warmer weather — coming soon! Though New Jersey is often unfairly mocked for its smells, it’s hard to defend this one.

9. Jersey Shore headaches

A day trip to our beloved surf and sand should surely be a serene occasion. But between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the traffic bottlenecking into the area is inescapable. To park, one must choose to shell out for an overpriced lot, or circle endlessly. Once on the beach, you endure every other frustrated family in its loudest, most obnoxious state. There’s just too many of us — we should try an odd-even system, ala the ‘73 oil crisis.

10. The Jersey meatheads

Are New Jersey’s drink-slugging, muscular buffoons different from the rest of the world’s? Yes. It goes back to the rudeness aspect — much of our population already has the tendency to morph into an inconsiderate jerk at any moment. Add in the misguided sense of entitlement that comes with not being able to touch your own shoulders, and you have the bombastic Jersey meathead, whose sole purpose is to ruin your night at the bar, club, or concert.

11. Our lousy customer service

Why are New Jersey’s service and retail employees all stationed behind a wall of indifference. In supermarkets and convenience stores — anywhere where you encounter a cashier — there’s a good chance you’ll be told to have a nice day, though it’s blatantly obvious they couldn’t care less. And why do New Jersey restaurants get so bent out of shape about separate checks? It almost always leads to a better overall tip!

12. It's us against the world

What other state’s residents need to constantly protect themselves from punchlines and mockery as soon as the cross into foreign lands? If you’re in California and you say “I’m from New Jersey,” don’t you immediately feel like as though a cloud of judgement has rolled in? Sure, we defend our spot and debunk the stereotypes, but a lifetime on watch becomes exhausting.

13. Why do we stay?

Well, have you tried the pizza here? But seriously, beneath all this quibbling, New Jersey is a special place, where many folks are willing to live. Our traffic and crowds are proof of that. And despite its flaws, we love this crazy land.

Oh, and did I mention the pizza?

I have never visited or know about New Jersey, though I’ll keep that in mind!

[johnlocsin-johnyakuza]

The 12 Worst Things of New Jersey (The State I live in)

1. Would it kill you to say "please"?

Chivalry and etiquette are foreign concepts to many New Jerseyans. And it’s fair to assume that on any given day, you’ll encounter an impatient, impolite, disrespectful or downright nasty human-being who shares your lovely Garden State. Not every resident is a hollering, boorish brute, but take a roadtrip to the American south and you’ll realize that the stereotypes about northeasterners being rude are pretty much true.

2. Our traffic mimics "Mad Max"

Infuriating traffic makes sense for our most-densely-populated state. But does everyone have to be such an impatient, over-aggressive maniac? And don’t even start with the maddening array of jughandles and traffic circles.

3. NJ Transit's cruel tricks

To plan your day with the notion that NJ Transit's train or bus will arrive on schedule is to also account for bouts of rage as your pickup becomes delayed — and then canceled altogether. How could it get worse? Oh yeah, how about a crumbling infrastructure?

4. Our eternal civil war

Want to start a meaningless argument at your next dinner party? Ask the table “Where’s the line between North and South Jersey?” and then sit back as everyone spouts a meaningless opinion. Here’s the thing: There are no definitive, state-slicing barriers now, and there never will be. Let it go. (Plus, if we don’t unite, how will we ever conquer Delaware?)

5. And another thing ... our food battles

The pork roll vs. taylor ham discussion is worthy of its own slaughter. The stupid box says Taylor pork roll, people! Both sides are correct. Just let us enjoy our nitrate-soaked meat circles in peace. The same goes for subs/hoagies, Italian ice/water ice and sprinkles/jimmies. A state divided by its snacks is a state on the brink of collapse.

6. The soul-crushing property taxes

This gripe is based purely on fact: New Jersey boasts the highest property taxes in America, by far. The in-state average is now above $8,000 per household. Alabama, and its median property tax rate of $398, sounds awesome right about now.

7. The Pulaski Skyway

Between the merciless potholes, narrow lanes and hairpin exits, the dreary Pulaski feels more like the key in a Batman villain’s plot for Gotham-wide destruction that a structure that still exists in the 21st Century.

8. That wretched Turnpike smell

Anyone who regularly passes by Exit 13 on the Turnpike, and the nearby Linden Cogeneration Plant, already shares this grievance. The intense sulfur stench is especially putrid in warmer weather — coming soon! Though New Jersey is often unfairly mocked for its smells, it’s hard to defend this one.

9. Jersey Shore headaches

A day trip to our beloved surf and sand should surely be a serene occasion. But between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the traffic bottlenecking into the area is inescapable. To park, one must choose to shell out for an overpriced lot, or circle endlessly. Once on the beach, you endure every other frustrated family in its loudest, most obnoxious state. There’s just too many of us — we should try an odd-even system, ala the ‘73 oil crisis.

10. The Jersey meatheads

Are New Jersey’s drink-slugging, muscular buffoons different from the rest of the world’s? Yes. It goes back to the rudeness aspect — much of our population already has the tendency to morph into an inconsiderate jerk at any moment. Add in the misguided sense of entitlement that comes with not being able to touch your own shoulders, and you have the bombastic Jersey meathead, whose sole purpose is to ruin your night at the bar, club, or concert.

11. Our lousy customer service

Why are New Jersey’s service and retail employees all stationed behind a wall of indifference. In supermarkets and convenience stores — anywhere where you encounter a cashier — there’s a good chance you’ll be told to have a nice day, though it’s blatantly obvious they couldn’t care less. And why do New Jersey restaurants get so bent out of shape about separate checks? It almost always leads to a better overall tip!

12. It's us against the world

What other state’s residents need to constantly protect themselves from punchlines and mockery as soon as the cross into foreign lands? If you’re in California and you say “I’m from New Jersey,” don’t you immediately feel like as though a cloud of judgement has rolled in? Sure, we defend our spot and debunk the stereotypes, but a lifetime on watch becomes exhausting.

13. Why do we stay?

Well, have you tried the pizza here? But seriously, beneath all this quibbling, New Jersey is a special place, where many folks are willing to live. Our traffic and crowds are proof of that. And despite its flaws, we love this crazy land.

Oh, and did I mention the pizza?

[nicolejames12]

Custom Georgia Bulldogs Jersey: Wear Your Bulldog Pride

When it comes to showcasing your love and loyalty for the Georgia Bulldogs, there's no better way than donning a custom Georgia Bulldogs jersey. These jerseys not only symbolize your support for the team but also allow you to express your individuality and style. Visit: https://sites.google.com/view/top-wow-design/blog/custom-georgia-bulldogs-jersey-wear-your-bulldog-pride

[sportfancity]

Buckeye Pride: Personalizing an Ohio State Jersey to Stand Out Among Fans

When it comes to showing unwavering support for your favorite team, wearing their jersey is an undeniable symbol of loyalty and passion. However, why settle for a generic jersey when you can customize it to truly stand out among the sea of fans? At SportFanCity, we offer the opportunity to personalize your Ohio State jersey, giving you a unique way to express your Buckeye pride.

SportFanCity understands that not all fans are confined to one team. If you also root for the Alabama Crimson Tide, we have you covered. Our website provides the option to design a custom Alabama jersey, allowing you to proudly represent both teams in your collection.

For those who have a soft spot for the Oklahoma State Cowboys, SportFanCity offers custom Oklahoma State Cowboys jerseys as well. Showcasing your love for multiple teams has never been easier with our versatile customization options.

By personalizing your Ohio State jersey, you can go beyond the ordinary and create a design that reflects your unique style. Choose your preferred color combinations, add your name or a favorite player's name, and even include specific numbers to make your jersey truly one-of-a-kind.

At SportFanCity, we understand that being a fan is about more than just supporting a team. It's about expressing your individuality and wearing your passion with pride. By customizing your Ohio State jersey or exploring options for a custom Alabama jersey or Oklahoma State Cowboys jersey, you can celebrate multiple teams and showcase your distinctive fandom. Visit our website at www.sportfancity.com and create a personalized jersey that sets you apart from the rest. Buckeye pride awaits you!

[novumtimes]

East Coast braces for flooding tornadoes after severe weather in the South : NPR

A man looks at a damaged car after a tornado hit the day before, Sunday, May 26, 2024, in Valley View, Texas. Powerful storms left a wide trail of destruction Sunday across Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas after obliterating homes and destroying a truck stop where drivers took shelter during the latest deadly weather to strike the central U.S. Julio Cortez/AP hide caption toggle caption Julio Cortez/AP A large swath of the eastern U.S. is bracing for severe weather as the Memorial Day weekend comes to a close. Deadly storms over the long weekend also knocked out power to hundreds of thousands across the South and disrupted holiday travel at busy airports in the northeast. Severe storms were expected to stretch from Alabama to upstate New York on Monday evening, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters said the storms could lead to intense rainfall in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, with flash flooding possible. Hail, heavy winds and tornadoes are also possible from northeast Maryland to the Catskill Mountains of New York, according to the NWS. The threat of severe weather Monday follows a string of powerful and deadly storms that swept through the South and parts of the Midwest over the holiday weekend. At least 23 people were killed in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Alabama and Kentucky as a result of severe weather. Earlier in the week, a deadly tornado also hit Iowa. In a news conference Monday, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said four people were killed in four different counties after storms ripped through most of the state on Sunday. Later Monday, Beshear confirmed a fifth storm related death. The tiny southwestern Kentucky community of Charleston took a direct hit from a tornado, officials said. Beshear said the twister appeared to have been on the ground for 40 miles. “It could have been much worse,” Beshear said of this weekend’s storms. “The people of Kentucky are very weather aware with everything we’ve been through.” To the east of Charleston, parts of Hopkins County, Kentucky also saw damage Sunday night. Western Kentucky, including a number of communities in Hopkins County, endured a series of devastating tornadoes in 2021 that killed 81 people. “There were a lot of people that were just getting their lives put back together and then this,” Hopkins County emergency management director Nick Bailey was quoted by The Associated Press as saying. “Almost the same spot, the same houses and everything.” The website Poweroutage.us reported hundreds of thousands without power on Monday. More than 120,000 customers in Kentucky were without power as of 5:30 p.m. ET, according to the website. Data showed Arkansas and West Virginia each had more than 40,000 customers without electricity. The White House said the Federal Emergency Management Agency was on the ground conducting damage assessments with state and local authorities. President Biden has directed federal agencies to provide support as needed. Holiday travel has also been disrupted as a result of the weekend storms. According to the flight-tracking website Flight Aware, more than 400 flights in the U.S. were canceled as of 5:30 p.m. Monday — and another 5,200-plus flights had been delayed. New York’s LaGuardia Airport and Newark Liberty Airport in New Jersey were most affected by delays and cancellations. Source link via The Novum Times

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Cold Chain Logistics Market To Witness the Highest Growth Globally in Coming Years

The report begins with an overview of the Cold Chain Logistics Market and presents throughout its development. It provides a comprehensive analysis of all regional and key player segments providing closer insights into current market conditions and future market opportunities, along with drivers, trend segments, consumer behavior, price factors, and market performance and estimates. Forecast market information, SWOT analysis, Cold Chain Logistics Market scenario, and feasibility study are the important aspects analyzed in this report.

The Cold Chain Logistics Market is experiencing robust growth driven by the expanding globally. The Cold Chain Logistics Market is poised for substantial growth as manufacturers across various industries embrace automation to enhance productivity, quality, and agility in their production processes. Cold Chain Logistics Market leverage robotics, machine vision, and advanced control technologies to streamline assembly tasks, reduce labor costs, and minimize errors. With increasing demand for customized products, shorter product lifecycles, and labor shortages, there is a growing need for flexible and scalable automation solutions. As technology advances and automation becomes more accessible, the adoption of automated assembly systems is expected to accelerate, driving market growth and innovation in manufacturing. The global cold chain logistics market was valued at USD 221.85 billion in 2020. The market is projected to grow from USD 242.39 billion in 2021 to USD 647.47 billion by 2028, exhibiting a CAGR of 15.1% during the forecast period. 

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Key Strategies

Key strategies in the Cold Chain Logistics Market revolve around optimizing production efficiency, quality, and flexibility. Integration of advanced robotics and machine vision technologies streamlines assembly processes, reducing cycle times and error rates. Customization options cater to diverse product requirements and manufacturing environments, ensuring solution scalability and adaptability. Collaboration with industry partners and automation experts fosters innovation and addresses evolving customer needs and market trends. Moreover, investment in employee training and skill development facilitates seamless integration and operation of Cold Chain Logistics Market. By prioritizing these strategies, manufacturers can enhance competitiveness, accelerate time-to-market, and drive sustainable growth in the Cold Chain Logistics Market.

Major Cold Chain Logistics Market Manufacturers covered in the market report include:

LIST OF KEY COMPANIES PROFILED:

U.S. Cold Storage (New Jersey, U.S.)

AmeriCold Logistics LLC (Georgia, U.S.)

LINEAGE LOGISTICS HOLDING, LLC (Michigan, U.S.)

VersaCold Logistics Services (Ontario, Canada)

NICHIREI LOGISTICS GROUP INC. (NICHIREI CORPORATION) (Tokyo, Japan)

CONGEBEC LOGISTICS INC. (Quebec, Canada)

Burris Logistics (Delaware, U.S.)

CONESTOGA COLD STORAGE (Ontario, Canada)

Kloosterboer (Netherlands)

COLD BOX EXPRESS, INC. (Alabama, U.S.)

The development of retail chains and channels in the form of convenience stores, hypermarkets, and supermarkets is a foremost factor driving the market growth. Besides, trade liberalization, and government efforts to reduce food waste, and expansion of the organized retail sector in emerging economies are anticipated to boost the market growth in the coming years. 

Trends Analysis

The Cold Chain Logistics Market is experiencing rapid expansion fueled by the manufacturing industry's pursuit of efficiency and productivity gains. Key trends include the adoption of collaborative robotics and advanced automation technologies to streamline assembly processes and reduce labor costs. With the rise of Industry 4.0 initiatives, manufacturers are investing in flexible and scalable Cold Chain Logistics Market capable of handling diverse product portfolios. Moreover, advancements in machine vision and AI-driven quality control are enhancing production throughput and ensuring product consistency. The emphasis on sustainability and lean manufacturing principles is driving innovation in energy-efficient and eco-friendly Cold Chain Logistics Market Solutions.

Regions Included in this Cold Chain Logistics Market Report are as follows:

North America [U.S., Canada, Mexico]

Europe [Germany, UK, France, Italy, Rest of Europe]

Asia-Pacific [China, India, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia, Rest of Asia Pacific]

South America [Brazil, Argentina, Rest of Latin America]

Middle East & Africa [GCC, North Africa, South Africa, Rest of the Middle East and Africa]

Significant Features that are under offering and key highlights of the reports:

- Detailed overview of the Cold Chain Logistics Market.

- Changing the Cold Chain Logistics Market dynamics of the industry.

- In-depth market segmentation by Type, Application, etc.

- Historical, current, and projected Cold Chain Logistics Market size in terms of volume and value.

- Recent industry trends and developments.

- Competitive landscape of the Cold Chain Logistics Market.

- Strategies of key players and product offerings.

- Potential and niche segments/regions exhibiting promising growth.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

► What is the current market scenario?

► What was the historical demand scenario, and forecast outlook from 2024 to 2030?

► What are the key market dynamics influencing growth in the Global Cold Chain Logistics Market?

► Who are the prominent players in the Global Cold Chain Logistics Market?

► What is the consumer perspective in the Global Cold Chain Logistics Market?

► What are the key demand-side and supply-side trends in the Global Cold Chain Logistics Market?

► What are the largest and the fastest-growing geographies?

► Which segment dominated and which segment is expected to grow fastest?

► What was the COVID-19 impact on the Global Cold Chain Logistics Market?

Table Of Contents:

1 Market Overview

1.1 Cold Chain Logistics Market Introduction

1.2 Market Analysis by Type

1.3 Market Analysis by Applications

1.4 Market Analysis by Regions

1.4.1 North America (United States, Canada and Mexico)

1.4.1.1 United States Market States and Outlook 

1.4.1.2 Canada Market States and Outlook 

1.4.1.3 Mexico Market States and Outlook 

1.4.2 Europe (Germany, France, UK, Russia and Italy)

1.4.2.1 Germany Market States and Outlook

1.4.2.2 France Market States and Outlook 

1.4.2.3 UK Market States and Outlook

1.4.2.4 Russia Market States and Outlook 

1.4.2.5 Italy Market States and Outlook 

1.4.3 Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India and Southeast Asia)

1.4.3.1 China Market States and Outlook

1.4.3.2 Japan Market States and Outlook 

1.4.3.3 Korea Market States and Outlook 

1.4.3.4 India Market States and Outlook 

1.4.3.5 Southeast Asia Market States and Outlook 

1.4.4 South America, Middle East and Africa

1.4.4.1 Brazil Market States and Outlook

1.4.4.2 Egypt Market States and Outlook 

1.4.4.3 Saudi Arabia Market States and Outlook 

1.4.4.4 South Africa Market States and Outlook 

1.5 Market Dynamics

1.5.1 Market Opportunities

1.5.2 Market Risk

1.5.3 Market Driving Force

2 Manufacturers Profiles

Continued…

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Dunkin' Spiked expands their Spiked Iced Coffees & Spiked Iced Teas into more states

Press Release

BOSTON ... Dunkin' Spiked today announces the highly anticipated expansion of its line of Spiked Iced Coffees and Spiked Iced Teas, doubling the brand's national retail footprint to 28 states in total on the heels of an explosive launch last fall.

The Dunkin' Spiked Iced Coffees and Spiked Iced Teas were first released in August 2023, offering consumers a buzz-worthy spin on their fan-favorite Dunkin'® beverages in a ready-to-drink format that is perfect for both daytime and nighttime drinking occasions.Dunkin’ Spiked Doubles Distribution of Spiked Iced Coffees & Spiked Iced Teas to 15 New States

Dunkin' Spiked saw incredible success on its home turf in the Northeast, becoming the best-selling hard coffee on the market and top share gainer in the flavored malt beverages category since launch. Following this success in thirteen states, the Dunkin' Spiked Iced Teas and Spiked Iced Coffees are now expanding to a variety of retailers across Georgia, Minnesota, Florida, North Carolina, Kentucky, Louisiana, Illinois, Virginia and Indiana in the first half of 2024.

"We knew our customers would be excited about an adult twist on their favorite Dunkin' drinks, but the response was overwhelmingly positive, leading to unprecedented demand. We've been working hard to meet that demand and are starting the year strong by doubling our retail footprint across the country," said Brian Gilbert, Vice President of Retail Business Development at Dunkin'. "Serving the enthusiastic appetite of our 21+ fans was a priority and this expansion is the next step, with exciting new product developments to come later this year."

To encourage new consumers to "Shake It Up!" and celebrate this boozy and buzzy expansion, Dunkin' Spiked is also announcing the launch of an epic new sweepstakes at www.windunkinspiked.com, open now through May 31st. 21+ consumers in eligible states can enter the sweepstakes now with no purchase necessary for the chance to win thousands of great prizes, including a year's supply of Dunkin' Spiked, a year's supply of Dunkin' Coffee, Dunkin' Spiked Collection swag packs, Dunkin' gift cards and $1,000 for grand prize winners.

The Dunkin' Spiked Iced Tea line up is the brand's first excursion into the hard-tea space and features four signature flavors – Slightly Sweet, Half & Half, Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher and Mango Pineapple Refresher. The Dunkin' Spiked Iced Tea line up has an ABV of 5% and comes in a variety 12-pack and a standalone 6-pack of the Slightly Sweet Spiked Iced Tea with plans to roll out a 12-pack and 24oz single serve can in March, alongside a 24oz single serve can of the Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher.

The Dunkin' Spiked Iced Coffee line up has an ABV of 6% and features four delicious varieties – all riffs on classic, fan-favorite Dunkin' coffee flavors – Original, Caramel, Mocha and Vanilla. The Dunkin' Spiked Iced Coffee line up also comes in a variety 12-pack and a standalone 4-pack of 12oz cans of the Original Iced Coffee, with plans to introduce a 24oz single serve can in March.

Dunkin' Spiked Iced Teas and Spiked Iced Coffees are currently available at a variety of retailers across Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, West Virginia and Wisconsin, with additional expansion underway to Georgia, Minnesota, Florida, North Carolina, Kentucky, Louisiana, Illinois, Virginia and Indiana. To find Dunkin' Spiked near you, check out the Dunkin' Spiked product finder: dunkinspiked.com/product-finder/.

To stay updated on the latest happenings at Dunkin' Spiked, visit DunkinSpiked.com. For additional information on the Dunkin' Spiked Sweepstakes and to enter for the chance to win, visit windunkinspiked.com.

About Dunkin' Dunkin', founded in 1950, is the largest coffee and donuts brand in the United States, with more than 13,200 restaurants in nearly 40 global markets. Dunkin' is part of the Inspire Brands family of restaurants. For more information, visit DunkinDonuts.com and InspireBrands.com.