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World-wide go-to-market strategy for Dell’s portfolio of data protection solutions. Passionate about golf - especially quitting it, swimming and cycling

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Meet Jimothy, the Tiny Seattle Raccoon Breaking the Internet

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By John Connor
| NewsRadio 560 KPQ Verified
I'll be honest — I scrolled past him. Last week, a video appeared in my social media feed of a small, oddly shaped raccoon waddling through a Seattle neighborhood. My first instinct was to dismiss it as AI-generated content, the kind of algorithmically manufactured animal video that floods feeds these days. I kept scrolling. Then my wife started talking about Jimothy the same way she talked about the Southern California Bald Eagles last year — the nest that captivated the entire nation.
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No More Changing Clocks? Congress Just Voted to Make It Permanent

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By John Connor
| NewsRadio 560 KPQ Verified
Every March, it feels like our bodies take a hit when we move our clocks forward. Waking up an hour earlier always seems to take a toll. Maybe that’s a bit dramatic, but now, things might finally change. The debate over changing the clocks could be ending, at least in the House. This week, the Sunshine Protection Act passed the U.S. House of Representatives with a 308-117 vote, earning support from both parties and President Donald Trump.
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The Biggest cities in Washington 150 years ago

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By John Connor
| KFLD-AM (Pasco, WA) Verified
Think back to your high school history class: Washington didn’t officially become a state until 1889. Before that, this area was part of the Oregon Territory. Everything changed on March 2, 1853, when President Millard Fillmore signed the Organic Act and created Washington Territory north of the Columbia River. In 1876, during the nation’s centennial, Washington Territory was still a rough and growing place.
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