8 years ago, a 71-year-old man was sitting in a movie theater outside of Tampa when an argument over texting started. He was watching a screening of “Lone Survivor” at Wesley Chapel when he was bothered by another man who was texting. Now eight years later, Curtis Reeves is being tried for fatally shooting Chad Oulson in January of 2014. Reeves is charged with second-degree … Continue reading Curtis Reeves vs Chad Oulson murder case
The Miami Dolphins organization officially hired Miami former San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. Since Sunday, McDaniel is now the head coach of the Miami Dolphins. Since the Dolphins fired Brian Flores on Jan. 10th, the team was on a month-long search for their new head coach. One of the other finalists was Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, but the team hired McDaniel. … Continue reading Mike McDaniel moves to Miami as the new Miami Dolphins coach
During the first week of January, a Michigan University sent thousands of college students an email saying they won a scholarship totaling close to $50,000. Imagine the excitement and sense of pride. But, sadly there was a major email error and they had to apologize for making such a big mistake. Oakland University is located around 28 miles outside of Detroit, Michigan. Their administration the … Continue reading Michigan University mistakingly told 5500 students they won a massive scholarship
A 22-year-old Indonesian student named Sultan Gustaf Al Ghozali, who studies computer science at a university in Indonesia, made $1,000,000 last week selling NFT’s. He called himself an accidental millionaire. NFT’s have been widely spoken about in the last two years, and the acronym . NFT stands for non-fungible tokens. That is still confusing, but non-fungible closest meaning is non-replaceable, and that could be anything … Continue reading NFT’s are Making Millionaires Working offline
From getting tattoo arm sleeves to face tattoos, people are looking at what the National Basketball Association (NBA) players posts to copy them! Herchell Carrasco, a tattoo artist of Pachuco Tattoo in California, has been giving tattoos to NBA athletes since 2012. He has been an artist, though for the last 25 years. He has seen a rise in not only people getting tattoos, but … Continue reading The NBA Influence on Tattoos
Sturgeons are fascinating fish. If you are wondering why, it is mainly because of their life span. While most fish’s average life span is 5 years, sturgeons are around 50-60 years!! They live a long life, and they are late in maturing. Sturgeon are unique looking as well. They have fins similar to sharks, with an average length of 7-12 feet with smooth, scaleless … Continue reading Sturgeon Life Cycle
The worst and most destructive fire in Colorado history took place at the end of 2021. On December 30th, hurricane-force winds blew through Boulder County in Colorado. There was 110 mile per hour gust winds. A fire started and within hours the wind blew the fire through 35,000 people who had to be evacuated. The entire town of Louisville had to leave and the town … Continue reading Colorado wild fire
The lives of many were forever changed on November 6th. The families of 8 people, as young as 14 years old are grieving right now because they attended a concert. The 2021 Astroworld Festival, held in Houston on November 5th and 6th was an oversized event, with over 50,000 attendees. The main performer was Travis Scott, but others such as Drake, Bad Bunny, Young Thug, … Continue reading Astro world disaster
Earlier in November, The CEO of Tesla, Elon Musk tweeted that $6 billion dollars of his own wealth can solve world hunger. He was challenging the World Food Program and the director did a fact check. Musk’s tweet created a lot of controversies. And, it made everyone reflect on the issues of world hunger and inequality. It seems as though the wealthy got wealthier during … Continue reading World hunger
On November 26th, The World Health Organization named a new variant, Omicron. Within the World Health Organization (WHO), there’s another advisory group called the Technical Advisory Group on Virus Evolution. They made it official based on evidence that was presented. So, how do you decide whether a virus has evolved? It has to do with mutations. Mutations are changes related to the virus’s behavior. And, … Continue reading The newest strand of COVID-19
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