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LSU mascot gets flowers, 'get well soon' card from Tusk IV

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Land in the Rock summer event series for young professionals

<p>LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) — Create Little Rock (CLR) kicks off its annual Land in the Rock summer event series June 2 with a Welcome Party on the top floor of the River Market Tower.</p>
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Facebook introduces "Thankful" Mother's Day emoji, considers more

<p>On Sunday, everyone's <a href="http://www.cbsnews.com/news/dont-fall-for-this-facebook-dislike-button-scam/" target="_blank">Facebook</a> News Feeds were flooded with Mother's Day posts.</p>
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Watch: 360 degrees of Crain Kia Weather Garden at THV11

<p>You've probably seen it on a few videos: "360" written atop Facebook or YouTube videos, with instructions to "tilt and rotate" your phone or drag your mouse along the video to see the full scope on desktop. </p>
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5 things you shouldn't post on social media

<p>These days we share all sorts of weird things on social media sites like Facebook without a second thought. </p>
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Diet Coke will soon be gone, sort of

<p>Original Coca-Cola cans are red. Diet Coke cans are silver. For any soda drinker, these are time-tested axioms that are held sacred and true.</p>
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Facebook programs computers to describe photos for the blind

<p>Facebook is training its computers to become seeing-eye guides for blind and visually impaired people as they scroll through the pictures posted on the world's largest online social network.</p>
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Instagram making major change to feed

<p>It’s happening folks.</p><p>According to a blog post by Instagram, the photo sharing social media platform announced that it will switch to an algorithm-ordered feed in the coming months.</p>
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Don't click 'like' on Facebook again until you read this
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LIST: Play basketball on your Facebook Messenger!

<p>Okay, this rules.</p>
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How did Whole Foods respond to this viral tweet?

<p>Let's preface this and say: No, this isn't traditional news. But, it's certainly trending across social media this Friday afternoon! </p>
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Be aware: Have you seen this pop-up on your iPhone?

<p>After hearing from a couple of viewers about an odd pop-up "ad" of sorts when they clicked into articles from Facebook, THV11 reached out to its parent company's digital team for more information on what it is, and how to make it go away.</p>