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Gibsonton Brewery Shines with Carnival Culture PUBLISHED 4:00 PM ET Feb. 27, 2021 PUBLISHED 4:00 PM EST Feb. 27, 2021 SHARE GIBSONTON, Fla. – An eight-foot Boa named Julius Squeezer, fire spinning, and a bed of nails are not things you’d usually find at a brewery, but that’s exactly what’s happening in Gibsonton. What You Need To Know Alafia Brewing Company gives performers a place to shine Gibsonton has a rich carnival history The brewery plans to add more carnival fun outside For the past two months, it’s been a wild ride in...

In 2009, Two French and British Submarines Had a Bad Collision “The French submarine had took a massive chunk out of the front of HMS  Vanguard and grazed down the side of the boat.” Here's What You Need to Remember: The solution to avoiding further collisions would be to coordinate sub patrols between nations to avoid operating in the same place at the same time—but that runs counter to the paranoid logic underlying ballistic missile patrols. After all, even information shared between allies could theoretically be obtained by a hostile nation to help track down the missile submarin...

What Began 400 Years Ago In Plymouth Shaped The World For The Better December 21, 2020 Of the band of pilgrims who on this day four hundred years ago stepped onto the shores of what would become Plymouth, Massachusetts, Alexis de Tocqueville wrote: The emigrants were about 150 in number, including the women and the children. Their object was to plant a colony on the shores of the Hudson; but after having been driven about for some time in the Atlantic Ocean, they were forced to land on that arid coast of New England which is now the site of the town of Plymouth. The rock is still shown on whi...

In the February 1939 issue, Popular Mechanics explored the most advanced telescope of the era on Palomar Mountain, southwest of Pasadena. At the time, the telescope was capable of gathering four times more light and could see twice as far as any other telescope ever made. Here's how it was made, and how it works. The Palomar Observatory remains an active research facility more than 80 years later. Within a year the mightiest telescope ever dreamed of, a $6,000,000 giant that “couldn't be built,” will be sweeping the skies for new contributions to man's knowledge. The great 200-inch refle...

And all of this stuff. i cried. that's -- but to know that tens of thousands of people are going to get help now and that financial relief, this is going to signed on friday. i've already spoken to the white house. 2:00 on friday, president trump's going to sign this bill. that means it goes into effect immediately. >> i mean, you've worked on this for so long. and really your tenacity and your perseverance -- >> don't use words i don't know. >> they're $10 words as you've said before. >> strong. john strong. happy, strong. >> you left me at quandary. >> nice job. >> you guys are in a better m...