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Werent all excited about voting for roy moore once this came out, even a weak endorsement from trump might get those people excited. Alabama is very much trump country. Reporter no one here seems to think that trumps backing is any game changer, not in a state where voters take pride in putting a thumb in the eye of the establishment, even the republican establishment. Even if all of these allegations were proven definitively to be positive, i would still vote for him over doug jones. What were getting nationally is, oh, alabamans would vote for a pedophile over a liberal democrat. In this cir...

The Flash Finish flash mob in Boulder, Colorado, gave everyday runners and cyclists a jolt of motivation to keep getting outside

For its latest innovation to streamline the production of denim, Jeanologia turned to industries where humans and robots produce in the same work space for inspiration. Taking a page out of the automotive sector’s playbook, the technology company presented Handman, a finishing system that is equipped with two robots and eight lasers. The systems require two people to load jeans onto hangers, or “collaborate” with the robots, ultimately leading to 10,000 finished jeans in 24 hours with zero waste. Jeanologia CEO Enrique Silla described Handman as the “future of our industry,” adding ...

Mission Zero at Kingpins24 Goal is to eliminate 100% of the waste jeans wear waste, from the fabric to the final garment. 15th April 2021 Denim jeans surface finishing specialist Jeanologia, in partnership with Cone Denim, will introduce the Road to Mission Zero collection of denims created via the selection of sustainable options from fabric to finish at the latest Kingspins 24 online show from April 20-22. “We are on a mission to eliminate 100% of the waste generated in denim jeans production by 2025 – from the fabric to the final garment,” said Enrique Silla, CEO of Jeanologia, which...

She and her son joined a wave of evacuees arriving in orlando three weeks ago. some 170,000 puerto ricans have landed in florida since october 3rd, according to state officials. and while not all of them will put down roots here, many will. some are comparing it to the 1980 mario boat lift from cuba when 125,000 immigrants landed in south florida, reshaping state politics as a powerful voting block. the tide of puerto ricans has surpassed the boat lift and shows no sign of letting up. and unlike cubans, pouerto ricas can vote right away as long as they register. florida is a perennial swing st...