You Reap What You Sow
Evergreen State College freshmen enrollment drops to 300 students, professor says
Floating Trash Collector Set to Tackle Pacific Garbage Patch
The Ocean Cleanup’s nearly 2,000-foot boom will collect ocean plastics from the gigantic garbage gyre over the next year.
There Is Always Going To Be An Apex Hunter In The Wilderness
Two hunters were involved in a bear attack Friday, September 14, in the Teton Wilderness while field dressing an elk near Terrace Mountain, approximately 5.8 miles northeast of the Turpin Meadow Trailhead.
Florida resident Corey Chubon shot an elk during a guided bow hunt late Thursday afternoon. He and his guide, Mark Uptain of Martin Outfitters, were unable to locate the wounded animal before nightfall. The pair returned Friday morning to locate and remove the elk. They found the undisturbed carcass in the early afternoon and were preparing to pack out the elk when they were aggressively charged by two large bears.
London falls behind NYC as World’s Financial Center
New York is now the world's top financial center in Z/Yen's annual index, overtaking London as companies become increasingly concerned by the prospect of the U.K. losing access to the EU's single market.
Missing wages, grueling shifts, and bottles of urine: The disturbing accounts of Amazon delivery drivers may reveal the true human cost of 'free' shipping.
But The Good News Is,
Jeff Bezos is launching a $2 billion fund to help the homeless and develop new schools.
Should a police department ever have to explain why they tased an 87-year-old woman?
The police chief of a small Georgia town is defending an officer who deployed a stun gun on a “smiling” 87-year-old woman, saying she refused to comply with numerous commands to put down a kitchen knife she was using to cut dandelions.
He said there is police body-camera footage of the incident, but he has yet to release it because charges against the woman are pending.
It’s not that the public doesn’t deserve an explanation. It’s that there is seldom any reason to deploy that type of force against 5’2″ 87-year-old. But that’s what Chatsworth Georgia Police Chief Josh Etheridge had to do after one of his officer’s tased the woman during a “confrontation” behind the local Boys and Girls Club.
President Trump has instructed staff to move forward with the next round of tariffs on Chinese goods
The tariffs are expected to apply to about $200bn worth of imports from China, including electronic parts and consumer goods such as handbags which could be as high as 25%.
President Trump ordered his staff to start preparing the tariffs this summer, escalating a dispute over what the US says are China's unfair trade practices, such as state subsidies.
The new duties would add to tariffs the US has already imposed on $50bn in Chinese goods as part of that dispute, as well as tariffs that China levied on $50bn in US goods in retaliation.
Evergreen State College freshmen enrollment drops to 300 students, professor says
Floating Trash Collector Set to Tackle Pacific Garbage Patch
The Ocean Cleanup’s nearly 2,000-foot boom will collect ocean plastics from the gigantic garbage gyre over the next year.
There Is Always Going To Be An Apex Hunter In The Wilderness
Two hunters were involved in a bear attack Friday, September 14, in the Teton Wilderness while field dressing an elk near Terrace Mountain, approximately 5.8 miles northeast of the Turpin Meadow Trailhead.
Florida resident Corey Chubon shot an elk during a guided bow hunt late Thursday afternoon. He and his guide, Mark Uptain of Martin Outfitters, were unable to locate the wounded animal before nightfall. The pair returned Friday morning to locate and remove the elk. They found the undisturbed carcass in the early afternoon and were preparing to pack out the elk when they were aggressively charged by two large bears.
London falls behind NYC as World’s Financial Center
New York is now the world's top financial center in Z/Yen's annual index, overtaking London as companies become increasingly concerned by the prospect of the U.K. losing access to the EU's single market.
Missing wages, grueling shifts, and bottles of urine: The disturbing accounts of Amazon delivery drivers may reveal the true human cost of 'free' shipping.
But The Good News Is,
Jeff Bezos is launching a $2 billion fund to help the homeless and develop new schools.
Should a police department ever have to explain why they tased an 87-year-old woman?
The police chief of a small Georgia town is defending an officer who deployed a stun gun on a “smiling” 87-year-old woman, saying she refused to comply with numerous commands to put down a kitchen knife she was using to cut dandelions.
He said there is police body-camera footage of the incident, but he has yet to release it because charges against the woman are pending.
It’s not that the public doesn’t deserve an explanation. It’s that there is seldom any reason to deploy that type of force against 5’2″ 87-year-old. But that’s what Chatsworth Georgia Police Chief Josh Etheridge had to do after one of his officer’s tased the woman during a “confrontation” behind the local Boys and Girls Club.
President Trump has instructed staff to move forward with the next round of tariffs on Chinese goods
The tariffs are expected to apply to about $200bn worth of imports from China, including electronic parts and consumer goods such as handbags which could be as high as 25%.
President Trump ordered his staff to start preparing the tariffs this summer, escalating a dispute over what the US says are China's unfair trade practices, such as state subsidies.
The new duties would add to tariffs the US has already imposed on $50bn in Chinese goods as part of that dispute, as well as tariffs that China levied on $50bn in US goods in retaliation.
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