Nancy Ann

@RichOToole Love Katie’s! 🐟

I think Katie’s Seafood is the best and fresh. You are eating what they caught the previous day or morning of. 🙏🏽🐟

Seeing a bear can be unforgettable, but your safety depends on your actions. Bears are wild animals, and public lands are their home. Recent incidents are a serious reminder to stay alert, give bears space, store food properly, and know what to do before entering bear country. Learn more about staying safe in bear country: nps.gov/subjects/bears…

BEACH ADVISORY - Fecal bacteria has been found at multiple MS Gulf Coast beaches. This includes Biloxi, Gulfport, Pass Christian and Bay St. Louis. Do not enter the water in these places this weekend. 🤢🤢🤢🤢

Who specifically is the asshole who added DEI lies to Academy Awards eligibility instead of it just being about making the best movie?

BREAKING: I just made history by securing a landmark healthcare fraud settlement that creates the nation's first-ever Detransition Clinic and secures $10 million from Texas Children's Hospital for "transitioning" kids.

Galveston, Texas seawall in 1943.

Galveston Texas Beach Hotel, built in 1882 and destroyed in a fire in 1898.

🚨 BREAKING: America’s Most Dystopian Project Just Got Approved Utah has greenlit the Stratos Project, the largest data center in human history. Any elected official who voted for or supported this environmental disaster should be removed from office. This is unacceptable." 40,000 acres (twice the size of Manhattan) Will consume 9 Gigawatts of power, more electricity than the entire state of Utah Built in the middle of a drought zone Major Environmental Concerns: ➡️At full capacity, it will use 9 Gigawatts of electricity, more power than the entire state of Utah currently consumes. ➡️This will likely require building large new natural gas power plants. ➡️Massive Carbon Emissions: The project could increase Utah’s total greenhouse gas emissions by 50–75%, significantly worsening climate change. ➡️Severe Water Usage: Data centers require enormous amounts of water for cooling. In a state already suffering from chronic drought and a collapsing Great Salt Lake, this could accelerate water shortages and worsen dust storms from the drying lakebed. ➡️Heat Island Effect: The massive complex will generate intense waste heat, potentially raising local temperatures by several degrees, affecting weather patterns and wildlife over a wide area. ➡️Air Pollution: On-site power generation will release large amounts of nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, and other pollutants, degrading air quality in northern Utah and southern Idaho. ➡️Ecosystem Destruction: The project will disrupt fragile desert ecosystems, migratory bird habitats, and local wildlife corridors in one of Utah’s most remote regions. This is not just a data center. This is a massive AI surveillance machine designed to monitor, track, and supervise millions of Americans. They’re building Big Brother in the desert. Welcome to the future. #StratosProject #BigBrother #Utah

If you see a helicopter towing one of these over your neighborhood, bad news: your town is getting a data center. They’re running airborne electromagnetic surveys to map groundwater in the area. TRANSLATION: figuring out how much water they can divert before people notice.

Stuck on these yellow brick bungalows. It’s all packed in there. What a great design.

That’s in Oklahoma too!

“Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.” -Mark Twain

You see this kind of thing consistently coming out of Oklahoma – – a red state dominated by Republicans who are constantly pushing amnesty policies and goodies for illegal immigrants. What’s the matter with Oklahoma??

Back in the day at my house, there was always that one can of fruit cocktail sitting in the pantry. You'd see it every time you opened the door, just waiting. Now and then, Mom would finally pull it out, and I swear I'd get a little hopeful. Same old story-half a can of syrup, a pile of mushy peaches nobody asked for, a couple lonely pears, and if you were lucky, one grape floating around like it got lost on the way to something better. 🍑😂

@OKTornadoDB Prayers for Tyler

Prayers are welcome for Tyler, he has been sick 2 weeks and is headed back to the hospital.

@noCinErik Thank you for sharing this 🩷

Evelyn hit a HUGE milestone yesterday. I was crying filming this. Many of you know, Evelyn is autistic and nonverbal. Getting her to mimic sounds is a massive step towards speech. Have a great Friday everyone!

🚨Report: Florida Democrat Congresswoman Frederica Wilson who is 83 years old hasn’t voted since mid-April. There hasn’t been an explanation for her disappearance.

I play the Blue Door in OKC on July 17th. I will drop by the office around 1pm. 🙏🏽🎶

Did you know the classic Chinese takeout box wasn’t made for Chinese food at all? It started as an American oyster pail, patented in the 1890s as a folded paper container for carrying oysters. The design used one piece of paperboard folded into shape, with a wire handle on top. Its construction is often compared to Japanese origami because of the folding technique, but the original purpose had nothing to do with Chinese food. Chinese-American restaurants later adopted it because it was cheap, sturdy, disposable, and ideal for rice and noodles. So one of the most recognizable symbols of Chinese takeout is actually an American oyster container that got repurposed into an icon.