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Tensions rose between a local couple today after a woman texted her husband to ask him to pick up a mobile Target order for her on his way home from work, to which he replied "Ok." Reports indicated she was not at all happy with the tone of his "Ok" response.
Published: Sunday, April 2nd, 2023 @ 9:41 am By: Babylon Bee
Tensions rose between a local couple today after a woman texted her husband to ask him to pick up a mobile Target order for her on his way home from work, to which he replied "Ok." Reports indicated she was not at all happy with the tone of his "Ok" response.
 
Local man Derrick Gibbens has finally completed a free mobile game and is happy to report that it only took him $3000 and 800 hours of his time to beat it.
Local man Derrick Gibbens has finally completed a free mobile game and is happy to report that it only took him $3000 and 800 hours of his time to beat it.
 
Winning student teams selected from Wake, Durham, and Guilford Counties in third annual contest to develop mobile apps
Winning student teams selected from Wake, Durham, and Guilford Counties in third annual contest to develop mobile apps
 
Starting today, North Carolina Food and Nutrition Services (FNS) participants can purchase groceries online using their Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards through Instacart.com or the Instacart mobile app
Starting today, North Carolina Food and Nutrition Services (FNS) participants can purchase groceries online using their Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards through Instacart.com or the Instacart mobile app
 
North Carolina students have until Nov. 30 to register for mobile app development contest
North Carolina students have until Nov. 30 to register for mobile app development contest
 
Today Governor Roy Cooper encouraged high school students across North Carolina to participate in the state’s first application development competition.
Today Governor Roy Cooper encouraged high school students across North Carolina to participate in the state’s first application development competition.
 
One year ago, East Carolina University put safety into the hands of the campus community through the mobile safety app, LiveSafe
One year ago, East Carolina University put safety into the hands of the campus community through the mobile safety app, LiveSafe
 
As a small business owner, you may be missing a large population of your market if you have not yet discovered the importance of being found and looking good on a phone or a tablet. This training will instruct you in having a mobile web presence, using QR codes, apps and how to place and track...
As a small business owner, you may be missing a large population of your market if you have not yet discovered the importance of being found and looking good on a phone or a tablet. This training will instruct you in having a mobile web presence, using QR codes, apps and how to place and track...
 
Can you remember those car ads that tried to lure us into purchasing the new model proclaiming, "this is not your father's Oldsmobile?" The brand disappeared, now little more than a memory.
Can you remember those car ads that tried to lure us into purchasing the new model proclaiming, "this is not your father's Oldsmobile?" The brand disappeared, now little more than a memory.
 
The Division of Continuing Education will offer the American Automobile Association-approved "Arrive Alive" class 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, March 8, in Room 822 of Building 8 on the BCCC campus.
The Division of Continuing Education will offer the American Automobile Association-approved "Arrive Alive" class 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, March 8, in Room 822 of Building 8 on the BCCC campus.
 
Governor Pat McCrory and Public Safety Secretary Frank L. Perry announced the launch of a new mobile application today that will help North Carolinians prepare for everything from minor traffic emergencies to severe storms on a daily basis.
Governor Pat McCrory and Public Safety Secretary Frank L. Perry announced the launch of a new mobile application today that will help North Carolinians prepare for everything from minor traffic emergencies to severe storms on a daily basis.
 
The Division of Continuing Education will offer the American Automobile Association-approved "Arrive Alive" class 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 11, in Room 822 of Building 8 on the BCCC campus. The registration fee is $50 and is non-refundable once the class begins.
The Division of Continuing Education will offer the American Automobile Association-approved "Arrive Alive" class 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 11, in Room 822 of Building 8 on the BCCC campus. The registration fee is $50 and is non-refundable once the class begins.
 

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