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Mid-Major to the Show The story of Christopher Troye
Christopher Troye was born in Hayward California in 1999. The 6’4 225lb pitcher attended UC-Santa Barbara. Troye was selected in the 346th overall pick in the 12th round of the 2021 MLB Draft. When asked about coming from a mid-major school mentions that yeah, I mean, I think it’s no question. You know, UCSB is… Read more
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Cruise Ship Traveling
Cruise ship operators who choose to join into CDC’s Covid-19 Program for cruise ships may advocate that their passengers and crew, who are up to date with their Covid-19 vaccines, may gather or conduct activities. Some of the activities may include eating at one of the meal spots and one of the bars without… Read more
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Lose Something?
Losing your keys is one of the most frustrating inconveniences. Losing track of your belongings can really mess up your day. It’s a common problem and one that some struggle with more often than others. Technology companies have tried to innovate a solution for this. Companies such as Apple and Tile have been producing trackers… Read more
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Memory Tips
Our memory is a beautiful thing. It serves as a container for important information. It is the storage repository for our beautiful, loving memories as well as our bad memories. As we get older our memory starts to get old as well. It’s harder to holds on to information. It’s harder to remember those loving… Read more
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Kamasi Washington: The Groove is Out of This World
Saxophonist, band leader, and musical savant Kamasi Washington released a new track this week called “The Garden Path.” He just debuted the song with a fourteen piece ensemble on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Performing alongside him on stage, and on the track are a few of his long-time collaborators such as Miles Mosley… Read more
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Maine Urban Skiing
Last winter a group of local skiers from Maine filmed a ski video. Hitting handrails, drops and ledges in cities and towns all over Maine with an amateur filming set up using i-phones and GoPros. The two stand out skiers were Kyle Bell and Ryan Breinghaus. Some legendary spots were hit and some new ones… Read more
