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Sligo students to go to Olympiad - Sligo Weekender | Sligo News - Vimarsana News

Sligo students to go to Olympiad - Sligo Weekender | Sligo News

Three students from St. Angela’s College of Education in Sligo were among the 2015 winners and highly commended entrants at the Undergraduate Awards (UA). Sinead Gaffney as student of St Angela’s College Sligo won the Education category for her paper ‘The Home Economics Teacher as Leader within the School Community: A Reflection’. Two further students […]

94-Year-Old Vet Treats Himself To A New, Top-Of-The-Line Harley - Vimarsana News

94-Year-Old Vet Treats Himself To A New, Top-Of-The-Line Harley

Reply Harry Howard, 94, bought his first Harley-Davidson at age 22 in 1949. He was getting parts at a local dealership in Medford when a 2021 Street Glider on the showroom floor caught his eye. “Oh, what the hell,” he told himself. “Why not?” (Photo courtesy of D&S Harley-Davidson) MEDFORD, OR — At 94, Harry Howard makes no apologies for the new 2021 Street Glider he rode off the showroom floor Tuesday at the D&S Harley-Davidson dealership in Medford. It's ridiculous that he bought it, he said, chuckling. "I have a '91 Fat Boy and an '04 Dyna Wide Glide," Howard told Patch in a tele...

Source: patch.com
Spider-Man Webs Vs. Star Trek Stun Guns: The Taser Brothers Are Fighting Over A $7 Billion Market To End Police Killings - Vimarsana News

Spider-Man Webs Vs. Star Trek Stun Guns: The Taser Brothers Are Fighting Over A $7 Billion Market To End Police Killings

11:50am EDT| Rick and Tom Smith introduced the world to the Taser in the 1990s. Now the siblings compete in a $7 billion market for non-lethal weapons, at a time of intense scrutiny of police violence. In December, police in Fruitland, Maryland, responded to a report of a man in distress. They’d had to deal with him before: His seizures caused him to become violent with his family. Rather than reaching for a Taser or using physical force, they turned to a device called Bola Wrap. When the officer fired, a Kevlar rope exploded from his hand like a web from Spider-Man's wrist and wrapped itse...

Source: forbes.com