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I tried to use postman app, had some auth issues.If you have to do it exclusively using browser, go to network tab, right click on the call, say edit and send response. There is a similar ans on here about Firefox, this right click worked for me on edge and pretty sure it would work for chrome too

The first book I want to recommend this spooky season is One for Sorrow: A Ghost Story by Mary Downing Hahn, a former school librarian who writes lots of scary books I\u2019ve loved, like Took and Wait Till Helen Comes. This one is set in 1918, during the Spanish influenza. Annie Brown is new at school, and before she has a chance to meet the other girls, Elsie Schneider claims her as her best friend. The other girls don\u2019t like Elsie\u2014they say she\u2019s a tattletale, a liar, a cheat, and a thief. Soon Annie begins to agree with them and bullies Elsie too. After all, Elsie\u2019s father is a German\u2014an enemy in a war overseas. Elsie dies from the flu, and spooky things start to happen, maybe the revenge of Elsie\u2019s ghost! I love this book because it\u2019s a great story, very spooky, and it\u2019s also realistic at the same time. The writer was actually inspired by a story her mother used to tell her about growing up in Baltimore during the same time period.

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From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler by E.L. Konigsburg is a classic that I picked up at my school\u2019s used book sale last year and finally read. Claudia, who thinks her parents don\u2019t appreciate her, decides not to run from somewhere but to somewhere. She and her brother Jaime wind up living in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, where they have to hide from security guards and eventually become interested in a special exhibit of a marble angel. This leads them to Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler\u2019s house (and mixed-up file cabinets) in Connecticut. This book is a little spooky, funny, with a hint of mystery\u2014a perfect fall read.

Trespassers by Breena Bard is a graphic novel I borrowed from the school library. Gabby\u2019s family takes a yearly trip to a cabin in the mountains. When a new family moves in to the cabin next door, the neighbors have two kids, who both seem a little odd. But, their friendship grows over time, and the kids all hear about an abandoned house, built by a mysteriously-disappeared architect and his glamorous model wife. Of course they have to investigate\u2026 This is a delightful outdoorsy mystery that just might give you the shivers.

Look Both Ways by Jason Reynolds is a great collection of ten stories, set in the same neighborhood around a city middle school. It\u2019s very creative the way that Jason Reynolds tells the stories from all different perspectives\u2014all kids, but with things going on in their lives. Every story has a school bus in it, which should make it interesting to my mom.

You can keep your partners, team, and colleagues in the loop as well as engage them with important or interesting stories by using the News feature on your team site. You can quickly create eye-catching posts like announcements, people news, status updates, and more that can include graphics and rich formatting. In addition to the web experience described below, you can also create and view news from the SharePoint mobile app for iOS.

News can come from many different sites. but there might be "official" or "authoritative" sites for organization news. News from these sites are distinguished by a color block on the title as a visual cue, and are interleaved throughout all news posts displayed for users on the SharePoint start page. The following image shows news on SharePoint home where News@Contoso is the organization news site.

By default, stories are shown in chronological order from newest to oldest based on their initial publish date (editing a story will not change its order). Posts can be reordered using the Organize feature in the News web part.

Make your changes, and then click Update news. This will republish your news page, so that anyone who can view your news post will see the changes. It does not change the order that the news post is in.

Post's early acting credits included a 1979 episode of Barnaby Jones and the pilot episode of Simon & Simon "Details at Eleven" in 1981, episode one of season two of The Greatest American Hero, two episodes of The A-Team as two different characters in the 1983 episode "The Only Church in Town" and the 1984 episode "Hot Styles", and The Love Boat. She appeared in the science-fiction series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and as Diane Chambers' best friend in the sitcom Cheers, before eventually becoming a regular on the ABC action drama The Fall Guy.[5] After The Fall Guy, she played Christine Sullivan on the 1980s television comedy series Night Court from the third season until the show's end.[6] She played Georgie Anne Lahti Hartman on the comedy series Hearts Afire, co-starring John Ritter.[7][8] Post also had regularly recurring guest-star roles on The District and on Scrubs as the mother of Dr. Elliot Reid.[8]

In other words, if you have a post that's performing well organically, and you want to go the extra mile to get your post seen by more people, you can turn your Facebook post into an ad by boosting it.

Facebook stories can get automatically posted on Instagram with the following steps:

1. Create a story in Facebook

2. Tap the gear icon at the top-right corner of the page.

3. Toggle on 'Always share to Instagram'.

You can't share posts from Facebook to Instagram if they've already been posted on your Facebook. However, you can post from Facebook to Instagram when creating new Facebook posts by linking your Instagram to Facebook and enabling the Instagram Account Toggle in Facebook Account Center.

I wrote last week of using IFTTT to cross post my Mastodon posts from Mastodon to Twitter. After playing around with the IFTTT for a week, there were some limitations that I discovered, including the inability to cross post photos from Mastodon to Twitter.

Fortunately, Wayne Mackintosh from the OERu (who have been running their own Mastodon instance as part of the open source OERu tech stack Dave Lane administers) suggested another Mastodon to Twitter cross posting tool that has been built by @renatolond@masto.donte.com.br specifically for this task. My first cross post test a few minutes ago looks like this new tool may work better than IFTTT for cross posting, at least as far as the images are concerned.

If you have a Mailchimp Standard plan or higher, you can schedule your post to publish at a later time. To change your plan type, visit the plans page in your account.

The initial share-ability of Group posts depends on the security settings of the group itself. Public Facebook Groups (or those which are open to everyone on Facebook) automatically have public settings so posts can be shared with anyone, as well. If the Facebook group is private, you can only share posts from the group with people who are also members of that same group.

I suppose this was heavy, but to answer your original question, I've collected all of the posts id's in an array in the first loop, and excluded those posts from the second loop using 'post__not_in' which expects an array of post id's

The post dives into the purpose and goals of the Rubble Ridges project that the Lake Michigan Biological Station is helping with. While our focus is on monitoring and enhancing the habitat for a variety of species, other researchers from the Illinois State Geological Survey and Michigan State University are studying the effects of the rubble structure on shoreline erosion and current dynamics. Check the link for the full post!

While you can make WordPress posts password protected or private, in some cases you may simply want to hide the post from your homepage while still allowing others to view it if they have the direct link.

Now if you are logged in as an administrator and tried to visit your WordPress RSS feed, then you will still see the posts listed there. Other users will not be able to see the excluded posts when they view your RSS feed.

For example, search engines may have already crawled and indexed the post before you can hide it. If you want to prevent search engines, then see our guide on how to hide a WordPress page from Google.

We hope this article helped you learn how to hide a WordPress post from the homepage and other areas of your website. You may also want to see our guide on how to make a WordPress site completely private or our expert picks of the best VPN services for WordPress users.

I did what Scott suggested rescheduled the post for a later date. I went through the trouble of downloading and installing this app and it did not work. When I all I had to do is reschedule for a future date. Mission accomplished sans app.

Once you have the Instagram photo saved to your camera roll, tap on the plus-sign icon within Instagram, hit post, and select your screenshot as you would any other image you want to share on Instagram.

Your Instagram notifications can also be a great source of user-generated content. Keep an eye out for any new mentions and tags, as these can be great sources of content for your own Instagram feed.

Airbnb features guest photos (and tags rental listings) in their feed, sometimes drawing from their #airbnbsuperhost community for content.

Many brands use a set color palette or aesthetic on Instagram, and moving away from your brand style may make your reposted content feel a little out of place. For example, Everlane tends to use a soft palette made up mostly of neutrals with the occasional pop of bright color:

This is probably the most important factor of any reposting strategy. Before sharing a photo, think about whether the content is aligned with your brand. For example, at Buffer, our Instagram content focuses on three main themes: 17dc91bb1f