Sean Cate is a freelance writer, sales strategist and semi-professional track and field athlete. Sean loves travelling to new places to compete and eat new foods! Sean is training to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics as a high jumper.
Fruit flies are small, flying insects that are often found in the kitchen. They are attracted to the sweet smell of ripening or decaying fruits and vegetables, as well as moist and dirty areas. They can be a nuisance and can contaminate food, making them a health hazard. While they may seem harmless, they can […]
In recent years, the automotive industry has been rapidly embracing digitization and touch screen technology. However, as the market has become saturated with these high-tech interfaces, automakers are now reversing course and reintroducing physical buttons and knobs into their vehicle designs¹. This shift in design philosophy can be attributed to a combination of factors, namely […]
China has invested a significant amount of money in American companies over the years. According to Fox News, the country owns more than $150 billion in the US companies and has a US market capitalization of $2 trillion1. With the increasing investment in US companies, it’s crucial to know which American businesses are owned by […]
A 12-year-old girl from Florida took her father’s car and drove for 400 miles to possibly meet someone she met online, accompanied by a 14-year-old friend. The incident has raised concerns about online safety for children and the need for parents to monitor their children’s internet use. The Drive According to the Union County Sheriff’s […]
Scientists from École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland have accidentally discovered a new material that can ‘remember’ like a brain. The discovery of this material could have significant implications for the development of new types of computers and artificial intelligence that can more closely mimic the capabilities of the human brain. A Material […]
None of the other nearly 33,000 Starbucks on Earth are like the one LeBron James just opened in Akron, Ohio. It is a part of his quest to break cyclical poverty in his hometown. LeBron James, the famous basketball player, has opened a Starbucks in Akron, his hometown. James’ foundation has transformed the former Tangier […]
Recently, a Viking gold treasure was unearthed in Denmark1. The treasure, believed to be over 1,600 years old, was a bracteate discovered by amateur archaeologist Carsten Helm, in a field near the town of Vejen. The bracteate, a disc-shaped medal worn as jewelry, is decorated with intricate designs and an inscription in an ancient runic […]
Are you tired of the hassle and expense of maintaining a traditional lawn? Then a prairie yard may be the perfect solution for you! Benjamin Vogt, a renowned gardener, and author, advocates for prairie planting, a landscaping philosophy that involves replacing traditional lawns with native grasses and wildflowers. Vogt believes that prairie-style yards are not […]
With the wind energy industry constantly evolving, researchers and engineers strive to create more efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable ways to harness wind power. Norway now has one the most promising developments in this field with the “Wind Catcher,”; a floating turbine towering over 1,000 ft with more than 100 turbine rotors that will float offshore […]
Job interviews are crucial steps in the hiring process, and ensuring they are conducted fairly and respectfully is essential. Numerous laws and regulations govern what questions employers can ask during job interviews to prevent discrimination and bias. This article highlights 10 questions that are illegal to ask in a job interview, focusing on why they […]
Benjamin Schreiber, a convicted murderer who was serving a life sentence without parole in Iowa, ignited a legal controversy back in 2019. By arguing that his life sentence concluded at death, when he momentarily died but was revived against his will, Schreiber should technically be let free.1 The Life Sentence The case itself dates back […]
In a groundbreaking achievement, South Korean scientists have shattered nuclear fusion reactor records. The Korea Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) device has created an “artificial Sun” that reached plasma temperatures of 100 million degrees Celsius for 48 seconds. Making it the hottest and longest achievement in fusion energy history.1 That’s One Spicy Fusion Reactor The […]