
As for voting, well, Tampa City Council sent a pretty loud message to the Mayor’s office.
As for voting, well, Tampa City Council sent a pretty loud message to the Mayor’s office.
“Reading the News,” by Erwin E. Smith, c. 1908 from The Library of Congress We receive and come across all sorts of interesting information from a wide range of sources. Below, we gather some quick links to news stories, web features, and other items of interest gathered from the web, social media, and from you, […]
With every day that passes, the Alliance of American Football is cementing itself as the sports world’s new favorite professional league. A band of misfits — 80 percent of whom were in NFL training camps last season — are competing for a legitimate shot back into the National Football League. The AAF received a massive […]
Here’s something strange. The state of Florida’s exclusion of professional athletes from receiving workers compensation insurance coverage is forcing the Orlando Apollos to start practicing in Georgia at the beginning of March, Alliance of American Football officials told the Orlando Sentinel. Although the situation admittedly isn’t ideal, league co-founder and CEO Charlie Ebersol said, “We […]
In a strange turn of events for Steve Spurrier’s team, the Orlando Apollos are being forced to practice in Georgia. As first reported by the Orlando Sentinel, the Orlando Apollos are being forced to practice in Georgia due to the inability of finding an insurance provider. The state of Florida currently excludes professional athletes from […]
Roy Alan and Heather Alexander started out with 50 metal folding chairs and a dream. Today, they run a theater that not only entertains but strengthens the sense of community in Winter Park, especially for underserved groups. “I don’t think in the early days we thought we would be able to build something that was […]
The state of Florida’s exclusion of professional athletes from receiving workers compensation insurance coverage is forcing the Orlando Apollos to start practicing in Georgia at the beginning of March, Alliance of American Football officials told the Orlando Sentinel. Although the situation admittedly isn’t ideal, league co-founder and CEO Charlie Ebersol said, “We really need to […]
“Every time a French person, because he or she is Jewish, is insulted, threatened — or worse, injured or killed — the whole Republic” is attacked, Macron said at a press conference in Paris after meeting with Georgia’s President Salome Zurabishvili.
SeaWorld’s Discovery Cove has become the company’s second park in Orlando to receive certification deeming it friendly for autistic customers, it said Tuesday. Discovery Cove, which allows customers up-close interaction with dolphins and marine life, follows SeaWorld’s Aquatica waterpark in getting the distinction as a “Certified Autism Center,” meaning employees take additional training to help […]
Royal Caribbean is planning on growing its fleet of the world’s largest cruise ships to Brady Bunch size levels. The company announced Monday it has entered into an agreement with Chantiers de l’Atlantique to build a sixth Oasis-class vessel that would debut in fall 2023. The agreement made by Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., the parent […]
Royal Caribbean is planning on growing its fleet of the world’s largest cruise ships to Brady Bunch size levels. The company announced Monday it has entered into an agreement with Chantiers de l’Atlantique to build a sixth Oasis-class vessel that would debut in fall 2023. The agreement made by Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., the parent […]
The Sentinel Human Rights Action :: Humanitarian Response :: Health :: Education :: Heritage Stewardship :: Sustainable Development __________________________________________________ Week ending 16 February 2019 This weekly digest is intended to aggregate and distill key content from a broad spectrum of practice domains and organization types including key agencies/IGOs, NGOs, governments, academic and research institutions, consortia […]