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The millionaire tech inventor 'thrown away' as a baby © BBC Freddie Figgers was given his first computer at the age of nine. It was old and didn't work but it was the start of a love affair with technology that turned him into an inventor, entrepreneur and telecoms millionaire - a future that few would have predicted after his tough start in life. "Don't let your circumstances define who you are." Just one piece of advice 31-year-old entrepreneur Freddie Figgers would like to pass on to others. When he was eight years old, he asked his father, Nathan, about the circumstances of his birth, ...

BBC News By Lucy Wallis Freddie Figgers was given his first computer at the age of nine. It was old and didn't work but it was the start of a love affair with technology that turned him into an inventor, entrepreneur and telecoms millionaire - a future that few would have predicted after his tough start in life. "Don't let your circumstances define who you are." Just one piece of advice 31-year-old entrepreneur Freddie Figgers would like to pass on to others. When he was eight years old, he asked his father, Nathan, about the circumstances of his birth, and the reply was unforgettable.

The sun rises on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina. (Getty Images) 14 May 2021 Joseph Eagers Jr. was always the first of his family in the water. For over 30 years, whenever his family visited Hilton Head Island in South Carolina, he was first to brave the ocean waves. He'd encourage his children to join him in the blissful swells of the salty water. On April 19, Eagers made one final trip to the beach. With the help of his hospice nurses and his eldest daughter, the 95-year-old retired civil engineer and veteran of three wars felt the cool sea breeze in his hair and listened to the waves...

'Not Your Model Minority' t-shirts make big statement during Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month 'Not Your Model Minority' t-shirts make big statement Some former University of Central Florida students are making a big statement during Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, creating a t-shirt to help educate people. ORLANDO, Fla. - Some former University of Central Florida students are making a big statement during Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, creating a t-shirt to help educate people. At Impress Ink, the shirt is a very important topic. One of the t-shi...

Bryan R. Olguin, the mayor of Peralta, is married to Diane Gabrielita Bachicha Olguin. Their children are Crystal, Alberto and Isabella; and their grandchildren are Dominic, Delilia, Alton, Tristan, Deacon,