When famous people move out of their houses, they tend to go for a little more than they bought them for. This may seem odd to someone who doesn’t really pay much attention to the fame that people draw in, but for fans of a certain celebrity, living in the house that their favorite celebrity once spent time in is… Read more →
There is little doubt that the professional sports can pay athletes a tremendous amount of money. But which sport pays out the most money for their athletes? The answer to that question may not be as simple as it seems since the difference between the top and bottom in terms of salary is substantial. Which Sport Pays the Most Money?… Read more →
If there was one thing that people could rely on, it was that cats and dogs didn’t get along. Hollywood even made a pair of movies about evil cats trying to take over the world and the secret agent dogs who stop them. Then came the pictures of cuddling and embraces. And then social media sites like YouTube got flooded… Read more →
What is bankruptcy and what does the U.S. Constitution say about it? The following is a small section taken from a U.S. Government site “Article I, Section 8, of the United States Constitution authorizes Congress to enact “uniform Laws on the subject of Bankruptcies.” Under this grant of authority, Congress enacted the “Bankruptcy Code” in 1978. The Bankruptcy Code, which… Read more →
On July 29th, 2010, three years ago in Newark, New Jersey, 13 people were arrested in a smuggling ring that involved 2 Essex County Jail corrections officers. The smuggling ring allowed prisoners to get cell phones, drugs and other types of contraband at will in the facility. The supposed ringleader was a correctional officer within the prison system itself. Further… Read more →
A retired Glendale community college professor has impressed students, colleagues, and media resources worldwide as he, in the act of ultimate kindness and selflessness, donated important history archives to the library of a local college. Professor Emetrius Carlos Ugalde, who is recently retired, donated the first volume of the archives of the association of Latin American students, and Latino and… Read more →
How many of you have a favorite athletes or sportsman or woman that you look forward to watching either in person, or via the TV every single week? Quite a few of you we bet, so what if we told you that you could now actually purchase and own a part of your favorite athlete? No, we don’t mean an… Read more →
Picture credit: http://mwengo.org/best-african-safari-tours/ The situation regarding orphans on the continent of Africa is dire. While in many countries the number of orphans is decreasing, the opposite is true in Africa. It is estimated that there are nearly 39 million orphans in Africa alone, with another approximately 2 million more children becoming orphaned each year. Aids is the single biggest disease… Read more →
British Columbia, CA is becoming a more popular for people who are looking for a peaceful place to live. They do this by opening a new business or expanding an existing business to this Canadian territory. Additionally, however, they can also do it through the Federal Skilled Worker provision. Canadian authorities are clear that they want to encourage job creation… Read more →
According to recent findings published in Science, a study has suggested that chemosynthetic microbes are creating their energy in the depths of the ocean, directly from the rocky layers of the sea bed. Whereas most of life on Earth’s surface depends on the sun for its energy, these microbes seem to be subsisting on energy from chemical reactions, void of… Read more →
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