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San Antonio Sport News - Thu, 04/18/2024 - 17:57

Looking for a partner to workout with in San Antonio

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I have a restricted auto license until 2027 in Iowa, but I'm moving thinking to Texas soon, how to even start thinking a Texas license?

San Antonio Sport News - Thu, 04/18/2024 - 17:53

I have an restricted license in Iowa (go anywhere whenever inside the state). I have to have an Ignition Interlock (FUCK Intoxalock, go LifeSafer) now until 2027. This is from the 3 OWI from DOT.

I'm looking to move around outside Austin or San Antonio.... Maybe Dallas.

Any tips or information on might during this situation while moving into Texas? I'd have to find a new license for Texas to legally drive.

Thanks.

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Job search for veteran with degree

San Antonio Sport News - Thu, 04/18/2024 - 17:38

Hey y’all,

Not sure if anyone has experience, advice, or any input on this but I’m struggling and wanted to see if anyone else can relate.

I am a 45 year old single mom. I was in the Air Force from age 18-29, serving overseas and in the US. After that, I worked at H-E-B and a child rehabilitation care center. I went back to school and got my Bachelors in Criminal Justice, graduated Summa Cum Laude 4.0 GPA.

I have applied on every job site you can imagine, and I’ve applied for EVERY type of job (office admin, warehouse, education, fast food, retail, etc.). The only interview I’ve gotten in the 4 months I’ve been applying is at a temp agency paying next to nothing.

I’ve been doordashing and selling things to get by, but I’m at a loss. My resume is decent enough to get me at least some interviews, or at least I thought.

Does anyone know of any places I should check? Again, I’ve been on worktexas.org, indeed, ZipRecruiter, Glassdoor. But maybe there’s some other resources I could use?

I’ll take any advice y’all have. I’m a humble woman, I don’t care what kind of job it is, I just need something to keep up with my kids.

Please be kind, this has already been a struggle so mean, condescending Reddit comments are not going to help anyone haha.

Thank you San Antonio!!

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question about leaves

San Antonio Sport News - Thu, 04/18/2024 - 17:38

between what months do leaves fall in texas (san antonio) for winter/spring and summer/fall and how often do you think i could wait between the months to go over them with a lawnmower before they become too much for it to cut without issues to the mower? every month?

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question about leaves

San Antonio Sport News - Thu, 04/18/2024 - 17:34

between what months do leaves fall in texas (san antonio) for winter/spring and summer/fall and how often do you think i could wait between the months to go over them with a lawnmower before they become too much for it to cut without issues to the mower? every month?

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47 Apps, 13 interviews, 3 Conditionals = 1 great job!

San Antonio Sport News - Thu, 04/18/2024 - 17:29

Howdy folks!

I've been following this sub for awhile and just wanted to share my story as well. My 11 months on unemployment isn't probably as dramatic as some of you on this sub, but it was a real depressing and anxiety driven struggle for me none the less as I had never been unemployed before.

Every time I hear people complaining about small things at work at my new and current job, I'm always reminded how many people out there are really struggling and how grateful I am to have just gotten hired at a really good, government job...in IT none the less!

In 2021, I made the decision to transition from a career in law enforcement to Information Technology. I went back to school, finished my degree, got part-time internships and eventually full-time work.

In 2023, I was laid off along with over 262,682 other I.T. professionals that same year and as soon as I was back from a long planned and paid for trip to London/Paris, I got to work to find a new job. It was hell. The market was extremely saturated with true tech professionals with decades of experience competing with me and my 4 year I.T. degree for some $50,000.00 starter I.T. job (I chatted with a few before interviews)

I realized I made a mistake leaving my cushy government law enforcement career for this and was so close to going back, but I hung in there.

Between May 2023 and February 2024, After applying for 47 jobs, getting 12 interviews and 3 conditional job offers and 1 part-time job to keep me afloat, I finally received a firm job offer with a government agency for an excellent, high paying, I.T job (I won't be able to state which one or where unfortunately).

Here is the final tally with some redactions:

SUCCESS: 1. Harvey Mudd -Technical Analyst (Temp).* 2. Government Agency -IT Specialist*

Conditional Job Offers given:
  1. Government Agency (different than above) -Information Technology Specialist
  2. Municipal Law Enforcement Agency -IT Technician (2nd Try)*
Did not hear back/Failed Interview
  1. University of Southern California -IT Specialist *
  2. Municipal LE Agency (1st try)* -I.T. Technician
  3. SBCounty Library * -Automated Systems Technician
  4. SBCounty ITS * -Automated Systems Technician
  5. SBCounty Public Health * -Automated Systems Technician
  6. SBCounty Department of Behavioral Health* -Automated Systems Technician
  7. SBCounty Registrar of Voters * -Automated Systems Technician
  8. Riverside County Sheriff * -Information Technology Specialist
  9. Northrop Grumman -Information Technology Specialist
  10. Claremont Colleges -Information Technology Specialist
  11. IEHP -IT Specialist I
  12. SpaceX -IT Services Technician
  13. Riverside County -IT User Support Technician II
  14. Buena Park -Information Technology Specialist
  15. Riverside County -Networks Operations Professional Student Intern
  16. Orange County Superior Court -Technology Intern
  17. Los Angeles County -Veteran Intern, Information Technology Support
  18. City of Pomona -Systems Technician
  19. Veteran's Affairs Administration -IT Specialist Customer Support
  20. CA Department of Toxic Substances Control -Information Technology Specialist
  21. Akima -Desktop Technician
  22. San Antonio Regional Hospital -IT Services Desk Specialist
  23. EV Passport -IT Technician
  24. National Park Service -Information Technology Specialist
  25. San Bernardino County Department of Public Works* -Systems Automation Technician
  26. Pitzer College -Client Services Assistant*
  27. Akima , (Barstow, CA) -Desktop Technician
  28. California Fish Grill -Restaurant Support Technician
  29. Dodger Stadium Information Technology Fellow
  30. Sunset Studios IT Technician
  31. CDW Help Desk Specialist
  32. U.S. Department of the Interior Information Technology Specialist
  33. Shout! Studios Information Technology Support Specialist
  34. Spotify IT Technician,
  35. Blaze Pizza -Help Desk Support Specialist III,
  36. Skybound Entertainment -IT Help Desk Support, Tier 1/2,
  37. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences -Desktop Support Specialist
  38. Beacon Health -Information Technology Specialist,
  39. Tilly's -Help Desk Technician
  40. Saddleback Valley Unified -Technology Specialist
  41. Wilsona Elementary -Information Technology Specialist,
  42. Westside Union School District -Clerk II, Technology Assistant
  43. Scaled -Jr Network Technician

    *=also interviewed

Applied: 47 Interviewed: 13 Conditional: 3 Firm: 2

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(Fictional) NFL Returns to STL, pick a team name!

San Antonio Sport News - Thu, 04/18/2024 - 17:28

This is for a project I'm working on. The Battlehawks of the now UFL (formally XFL) fan support has inspired me to really delve deep into this subject. The NFL SHOULD return to St. Louis. Its an objectively great sports town. But I'm sure most of you know that.

If this were to happen, my assumption is that it would (unfortunately) be another case of relocation. My leaning is the Chargers, but NO more hand - me - down NFL franchises for St. Louis! This one's going to have its own branding. If this were to happen, lets say its similar to the Browns - Ravens situation. The Chargers (or whatever team it is that moves to STL) is treated as a brand new entity, while the Chargers history preserved in Los Angeles San Diego. So while in reality this team isn't an expansion team, we're going to TREAT it as one.

I picked names that I feel represent the city's relationship with football. The two things I really focused on; tie - ins to the Battlehawks due to them being the manifestation of St. Louis love for its football teams, and loyalty, something this franchise would establish as a huge part of its branding after the Cardinals and Rams screwed the city over

The names I chose and why;

  • Battlehounds (Tie - in to the Battlehawks, Hound dogs are known for their intense loyalty and hunting capabilities)
  • Loyals (Pretty self - explanatory, though rhyming with the KC Royals could be seen as a good thing or a bad thing due to proximity)
  • Sentinels (Pays ohmage to the "gateway to the west" and the loyalty aspect, Sentinels are protectors / watchers)
  • Steadfasts (Essentially a variation of "Loyals", the description "Steadfast" is often related to resilience and determination)
  • Valkyries (Angelic Woman depicted often as protectors and shepherds of lost souls in mythology, also depicted as warriors fitting in with the Battle theme)
  • Warhawks (Extremely to - the - point, its essentially a variation of Battlehawks)

If you've got any of your own names you think are a slam - dunk, I would love to hear them! Any ideas for logos, colors and so - on that you think represent the city of St. Louis are more than welcome as well and if you as a residents / former residents would like to share any of your thoughts on football related to your fine city, that would be fantastic.

TLDR: Working on a project where the NFL returns to St. Louis, help pick the name!

View Poll

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Help Identifying This Ant

San Antonio Sport News - Thu, 04/18/2024 - 16:46

The wife and I are at our wits end. These ants just keep coming back no matter what we do. They are very small (the size of a very coarse grain of sand), and I had to buy a USB microscope to get this picture. We live in Texas (San Antonio if that makes a difference), and I caught this ant around 8AM on the kitchen counter. They seem to be coming into the house through holes in the concrete slab. Any help greatly appreciated.

The Culprit

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From 22 wins to 57 in 4 seasons. Incredible Improvement for OKC, but ignore the haters and hubris.From 22 wins to 57 in 4 seasons. Incredible Improvement for OKC, but ignore the haters and hubris.

San Antonio Sport News - Thu, 04/18/2024 - 16:45

https://preview.redd.it/wx29vq9lgbvc1.png?width=602&format=png&auto=webp&s=caa77d300efc312842856eb9733cac378a7ffa50

TEAM REC SEASON Oklahoma City Thunder 22-50 2020-21 Oklahoma City Thunder 24-58 2021-22 Oklahoma City Thunder 40-42 2022-23 Oklahoma City Thunder 57-25 2023-24

So 17 win improvement from last year, but they look a much better team and this is achieved from player development, chemistry, plus Chet and Cason as the major player changes.

Not near the total win turnarounds of say 30 wins plus (which involved major personnel changes) , but OKC's improvement is under-rated. E.g. I know it is clickbait, but I am seeing lots of opionions outside of OKC that are presuming OKC are the easy opponent in the playoffs.

https://www.sportingnews.com/ca/nba/news/5-best-single-season-turnarounds-boston-celtics-2008-san-antonio-spurs-phoenix-suns/1q7z8kfmeqjs61hp0lr43rvd35

It will be great to watch the team adapt to the playoffs. Especially as their style forces turnovers and relies on strong 3 pt shooting. I am interested to see how all teams adapt.

However, I post this now, as regardless as to the playoff performance, this team achieved a lot this year and was a pleasure to watch play basketball!From 22 wins to 57 in 4 seasons. Incredible Improvement for OKC, but ignore the haters and hubris.

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38[m4f] Adventure awaits…the good kind #San Antonio, Texas

San Antonio Sport News - Wed, 04/17/2024 - 19:05

Looking for someone to that I could possibly vibe with and talk to everyday, maybe one day it turns into a relationship or a podcast lol

Preferably looking for someone local or at least in Texas so we can meet up eventually if we connect on some deeper level.

I am 5’8”, Hispanic, single, charismatic, hilarious and witty with the darkest humor you can handle.

You be single, confident personality, someone who likes to text, send voice messages, video chat…someone who likes communication and wants to make a real connection.

I hope you find what you’re looking for and thank you for being a bad friend.

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