#FRIDAYFEATURE - Twitter Hashtag

2 days ago

#FridayFeature - ever wanted to sleep in a longhouse? Learn more about this adventure in a #museum review of the Musée Huron-Wendat and Onhwa’ Lumina. https://t.co/5aSIuwUSMq #TravelTips #tbexquebeccity @Quebeccite

guide2travel's tweet photo. #FridayFeature - ever wanted to sleep in a longhouse? Learn more about this adventure in a #museum review of the Musée Huron-Wendat and Onhwa’ Lumina.

https://t.co/5aSIuwUSMq

#TravelTips #tbexquebeccity @Quebeccite https://t.co/sDyM2Tmv80

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Education Finance & Policy @EFPJournal

2 days ago

#FridayFeature In “Navigating Conflicting Pressures: How Districts Spend Federal COVID-19 Relief Funds,” Emily Rauschner, Daniel R. Alvord, and Jordan Mosby used mixed methods to examine how districts spent Federal COVID-19 relief funds across four states. https://t.co/IV7NoCjN43

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Leslie Motors @LeslieMotors

2 days ago

This week's Friday Feature is a 2021 Ford Ranger Lariat with lots of options. Watch the video or click here to find out more! 👇 https://t.co/huMRNHO73l #FridayFeature #Ford #LeslieMotors

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ASCAswim

@ASCAswim

3 days ago

Where do you draw the line between aerobic and anaerobic training? #fridayfeature #colorchart #anaerobic #aerobic #training #swim

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Fairfax Sheriff @fairfaxsheriff

3 days ago

🎓⭐ The training. The determination. The dedication. 👏 Congratulations, Session 92! Welcome to the FCSO family! Follow @joinfcso to learn what it takes to become an FCSO deputy! #FridayFeature #FairfaxCountySheriff #FCSO #Session92 #JoinFCSO #LawEnforcementCareers

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Albion Engineering @AlbionEngCo

3 days ago

Another satisfying Friday Feature! 🔥 @caulking_girl is putting her E12S20 sausage gun to work, laying down some clean lines. #FridayFeature #WeDispenseThat #DispensingSolutions #AlbionEng

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ERES Companies @ERES_CRE

3 days ago

#FridayFeature | 1.50± AC platted lot with Johnson Creek frontage near Swan Lake in Bigfork, MT. Near Highway 83, Swan Lake, Bigfork, and Flathead Lake. Contact Mike Elliott: 701.713.6606 https://t.co/dcLMBuwVxn

ERES_CRE's tweet photo. #FridayFeature | 1.50± AC platted lot with Johnson Creek frontage near Swan Lake in Bigfork, MT.

Near Highway 83, Swan Lake, Bigfork, and Flathead Lake.

Contact Mike Elliott: 701.713.6606

https://t.co/dcLMBuwVxn https://t.co/bY2ZesbUEB

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Hourglass (Safer Ageing) @wearehourglass_

3 days ago

Friday Feature: 2025/2026 Hourglass NI Statistics⏳💬 If you or someone you know is over the age of 60 and is in need of our support, please call our 24/7 helpline on 0808 808 8141. It is free, confidential, and here to help you today 📞 #Hourglass #SaferAgeing #FridayFeature

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Navy Seabee Foundation @seabeehf

3 days ago

🍎🎓 This week's #FridayFeature: Sara Gill! Sara studies Elementary Education at Mississippi State University. Her Navy Seabee Foundation scholarship was made possible through the service of her grandfather, CM3 Otis Breland. Building brighter futures! 🐝📚

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The Malcolm Group @MalcolmGroup

3 days ago

Here are some of the incredible photos we've received from our drivers and followers lately! Keep sending your shots and tagging us for a chance to be included in our next #FridayFeature

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Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum 🇨🇦⚾️

@CDNBaseballHOF

3 days ago

Today’s #FridayFeature is a game-used ball from Team Canada’s first no-hitter - a joint effort by three Canadian pitchers - which has been signed by the 2021 team! Andrew Albers started the game, going 7 scoreless innings with 7 strikeouts. Brendan McGuigan and Ben Onyshko followed up with an inning and a pair of strikeouts each. This game was played as part of the 2021 WBSC Baseball Americas Qualifier, with Team Canada trying to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics. #nohitter #baseballhistory #canadianbaseball @baseballcanada

CDNBaseballHOF's tweet photo. Today’s #FridayFeature is a game-used ball from Team Canada’s first no-hitter - a joint effort by three Canadian pitchers - which has been signed by the 2021 team!

Andrew Albers started the game, going 7 scoreless innings with 7 strikeouts. Brendan McGuigan and Ben Onyshko followed up with an inning and a pair of strikeouts each.

This game was played as part of the 2021 WBSC Baseball Americas Qualifier, with Team Canada trying to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics.
#nohitter #baseballhistory #canadianbaseball @baseballcanada

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The Malcolm Group @MalcolmGroup

10 days ago

Here are some of the incredible photos we've received from our drivers and followers lately! Keep sending your shots and tagging us for a chance to be included in our next #FridayFeature

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Education Finance & Policy @EFPJournal

10 days ago

#FridayFeature: In “Interdistrict Magnet School Openings and Enrollment Dynamics in Nearby Schools,” Yerin Yoon finds that magnet school expansion reduced the share of white students in private school and increases the share of Free and Reduced Lunch students in public schools

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Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum 🇨🇦⚾️

@CDNBaseballHOF

10 days ago

Today’s #FridayFeature is a Cincinnati Reds lineup card from June 28, 2017. With a career .294 batting average, Joey Votto was a talented hitter, in part because he had such a good eye. In this game against the Brewers, Votto recorded his 914th career walk, setting a Canadian record! Over 17 seasons in the MLB, Votto led all of Major League Baseball in walks in 3 seasons (plus 2 seasons where he led the National League), and he led the league in on base percentage in 7 seasons (3 leading all of the MLB). In total, Joey Votto walked 1,365 times, placing him 34th overall in MLB history. Votto played 17 seasons with the Cincinnati Reds, during the course of which he was a 6-time All-Star, and the 2010 NL MVP. Votto is also a 7-time winner of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's Tip O’Neill award, second all-time to Larry Walker. #canadianbaseball #baseballhistory #baseballrecords @Reds @JoeyVotto

CDNBaseballHOF's tweet photo. Today’s #FridayFeature is a Cincinnati Reds lineup card from June 28, 2017.

With a career .294 batting average, Joey Votto was a talented hitter, in part because he had such a good eye. In this game against the Brewers, Votto recorded his 914th career walk, setting a Canadian record!

Over 17 seasons in the MLB, Votto led all of Major League Baseball in walks in 3 seasons (plus 2 seasons where he led the National League), and he led the league in on base percentage in 7 seasons (3 leading all of the MLB).

In total, Joey Votto walked 1,365 times, placing him 34th overall in MLB history.

Votto played 17 seasons with the Cincinnati Reds, during the course of which he was a 6-time All-Star, and the 2010 NL MVP. Votto is also a 7-time winner of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame's Tip O’Neill award, second all-time to Larry Walker.
#canadianbaseball #baseballhistory #baseballrecords @Reds @JoeyVotto

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America Saves @AmericaSaves

17 days ago

Another Friday, another #FridayFeature with a tip to help you save money! This week's tip is to ask your physician if generic prescription drugs are a good option for you. Looking for more tips to save? Check out 54 ways to save money: https://t.co/Uk7xTibpub

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The Malcolm Group @MalcolmGroup

17 days ago

Here are some of the incredible photos we've received from our drivers and followers lately! Keep sending your shots and tagging us for a chance to be included in our next #FridayFeature

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Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum 🇨🇦⚾️

@CDNBaseballHOF

17 days ago

Today's #FridayFeature is this t-shirt from the 1991 season when the #TorontoBlueJays became the first MLB team in history to draw over 4,000,000 fans in one season. The team then repeated the feat in 1992 and 1993, breaking their own attendance record each time. In 1993, the total attendance for the season was 4,057,947, with the team averaging over 50,000 attendees per game. #OTD #BaseballHistory #canadianbaseball #onthisday @BlueJays

CDNBaseballHOF's tweet photo. Today's #FridayFeature is this t-shirt from the 1991 season when the #TorontoBlueJays became the first MLB team in history to draw over 4,000,000 fans in one season.

The team then repeated the feat in 1992 and 1993, breaking their own attendance record each time. In 1993, the total attendance for the season was 4,057,947, with the team averaging over 50,000 attendees per game.
#OTD #BaseballHistory #canadianbaseball #onthisday @BlueJays

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America Saves @AmericaSaves

24 days ago

Another Friday, another #FridayFeature with a tip to help you save money! Tip #37: Don't skimp on preventive healthcare. Routine dental checkups, for example, help prevent fillings, root canals, and dental crowns - all of which are expensive and no fun.

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The Malcolm Group @MalcolmGroup

24 days ago

Here are some of the incredible photos we've received from our drivers and followers lately! Keep sending your shots and tagging us for a chance to be included in our next #FridayFeature