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PlaySight and IMG Baseball Team Up to Bring Connected Camera and Smart Sports AI Video Technology to IMG Academy

November 21, 2020November 21, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

PlaySight Interactive, the leading global sports video technology platform, has announced a new partnership with IMG Baseball. PlaySight’s Smart sports AI connected camera platform is coming to the baseball fields at IMG Academy, giving IMG student-athletes and coaches access to a pro-level technology platform, validated by teams throughout the MLB, NHL, NBA, NCAA and leading […]

Stevens Transport Announces Substantial Pay Increase for Their Drivers

November 21, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

To show appreciation and commitment to their driving force, Stevens Transport, the largest refrigerated trucking company in Texas and North America’s premier multi-modal, temperature-controlled freight carrier, will reward their drivers with a major pay increase in all divisions. “During the past year, our drivers have shown incredible commitment and fortitude. To show our gratitude and appreciation, […]

MOBILTEX Announces New Headquarters and Optimized Manufacturing Capabilities

November 21, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

MOBILTEX, a leading provider of innovative IIoT hardware and software solutions for cathodic protection and pipeline integrity remote monitoring within a broad range of industrial and municipal markets, is proud to announce its move to a new state-of-the-art headquarters located within Phase 2 of the Airport Crossing Industrial Park in Calgary. This expansion was fuelled […]

On This Day in 1945 The Nuremberg War Trials Began

November 20, 2020February 19, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

The Nuremberg War Trials began on this day in 1945, and the details of the appalling atrocities of the Holocaust began to come to light to the public. As a result there was a clamour for those responsible to face justice. It was held in the German city of Nuremberg. Holding the post-war trials there marked […]

WATCH: 96-Year-Old Woman Bowls 300 Game at Pennsylvania Alley

September 25, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

A 96-year-old Pennsylvania is the first person at her local bowling alley to roll a “no tap 300.” Sara Lyons, who will be 97 oil November, was bowling at Kennedy Lanes in McKees Rocks when she finished her game with a score of 300. Lyons has been bowling since she was 27-years-old. The bowling alley congratulated Lyons […]

These New York MTA Bros Had a Secret ‘Man Cave’

September 25, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

Investigators with New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority have reported that a group of employees were found to have maintained an illegal “man cave” in a storage room beneath the subway tracks. An anonymous tip lead to investigators discovering the storage room at Grand Central Terminal which contained a “man cave” outfitted with a futon, a […]

Breaking & Entering? Police Remove Turkey From Home

September 25, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

Law enforcement officials in Virginia responded to a home where a turkey crashed through a window and “barricaded itself in the bathroom.” Loudoun County Animal Services sent a pair of Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office deputies to a home where a resident reported hearing a window break. “Deputies responded and found the suspect had barricaded themselves in […]

Authorities Searching for Crocodile in Michigan’s Clinton River

September 25, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

So, a news reporter may have spotted a crocodile in Clinton River, which is in Michigan. That’s right. Authorities in Michigan are investigating reports of a crocodile or similar animal lurking in a local river. Macomb County Animal Control said three separate reports were made of a reptile swimming in the Clinton River in Harrison Township, […]

What is Fake News? How Does America Stop Fake News?

September 15, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

Over the past decade fake news has become increasingly relevant and dangerous. People seem to be becoming more illiterate in the realm of information. Fake news, also known as false news or pseudo news, is a form of news consisting of deliberate disinformation. These reports and headlines typically or spread via new media platforms, but […]

Joe Rogan Offers to Moderate Presidential Debate, Trump Responds

September 15, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

Social media exploded after United State President Donald Trump proclaimed he would participate in a debate moderated by Joe Rogan. Tim Kennedy first suggested Joe Rogan would be willing to moderate a debate for the American public. 53-year-old Joe Rogan is an American comedian, podcast host, and mixed martial arts color commentator. He has also […]

For Sale: Florida Home Covered Floor to Ceiling in Budweiser Cans

September 15, 2020September 15, 2021Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

A home for sale in Florida is going viral because the walls and ceilings are covered in Budweiser beer cans. That’s right. The wallpaper of the home is actual beer cans. “Social Media Worthy Condo Brewed to Perfection in Lake Worth!” says the listing. “Driving up to the condominiums, you notice the towering palm trees, neat […]

Adrian College in top rankings of U.S. News & World Report

September 15, 2020Gabriel SchrayLeave a Comment

In its 2021 edition of America’s Best Colleges, U.S. News & World Report has once again ranked Adrian College as a top regional college in the Midwest. Adrian College was named to the best “Regional Colleges, Midwest” section for the seventh consecutive year, placing 17th, and was once again listed number two in the “Most […]