Pat Crowley launched his enterprise Chapul on Season 5 episode 21 of ABC’s ‘Shark Tank.’ Chapul produces cricket-based flour, which, other than being fairly nutritious, additionally contributes in direction of sustaining Earth’s water provide. Such an fascinating but unorthodox product warranted a re-assessment, and right here’s what we came upon! Chapul: Who Are They and What Do They Do? The mind behind Chapul, Pat Crowley, accomplished his Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and Psychology from Claremont McKenna School earlier than occurring to earn an MS in Watershed Hydrology from the College of Arizona. Read More...
Between the books in 11-year-old Dylan Wilson’s backpack lies the accessory other students at Orchard Grove Elementary School most covet: a plastic necklace with a kaleidoscope of pendants in the shape of shoes.
He has 66 pendants so far, one of the largest collections at a Frederick school that has developed an uncommon yet effective fascination with running.
The school’s “mileage club” started in fall 2009 with the idea of handing out the charms as an incentive for kids to run during recess. Read More...
On Tuesday, Twitter erupted with tweets using the hashtag #tamam. The Turkish word, in this case meaning “enough is enough,” quickly became the rallying cry of those opposed to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his increasingly authoritarian control over politics and society.
Nearly 1.5 million tweets in less than 12 hours made #tamam the top worldwide trending topic, deftly beating out competition from Trump’s #IranDeal announcement. Much of the shared content displayed the witty spirit of resistance seen in Turkey’s 2013 Gezi Park protests, in which hashtags like #OccupyGezi tagged clever memes and catchy pop culture references, simultaneously making fun of the government and attracting supporters to the cause. Read More...
