Books are intellectual nutrition for the mind. Here’s my methodology for reading 30 books a year. 0:00 intro 1:03 why 2:14 rant … At the Midwest Sports Network, we deliver premier coverage of top sports leagues and events across the heartland and beyond. Whether you’re here for highlights, breaking news, or in-depth analysis, MWSN is […]
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A little confused about how to read American odds? No problem! @TheActionNetwork has you covered with this simple-to-follow explainer video. In this tutorial, Uncle Mitch walks you through everything you need to know about American Odds. You’ll be reading sportsbooks like a pro in no time. Well … in less than 10 minutes… 0:00 – […]
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This is an analysis of the various principles of leadership discussed in Communications 510 and the impact those principles had on the film Paradise Road. The group of women the film is based on leave Singapore during World War II (Paradise Road, 1997). As they depart, their boat is attacked and destroyed. Following the destruction […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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, […]
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