Mark Cuban is best known as the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks, but it turns out he has a number of diverse interests and he's willing to support them financially. A look at the website.
Mark Cuban is best known as the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks, but it turns out he has a number of diverse interests — and he s willing to.
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We love it when we come across a product that has us scratching our heads and wondering how they can even keep it in stock – like Grouphug’sWindow Solar Charger. The brand was founded by industrial designer Krystal Persaud, who after spending years as a toy designer decided to make the switch to design activism. The Window Solar Charger was featured on Shark Tank, and serves the purpose of charging your devices (iPhones, Android phones, smart watches, Airpods, bike lights, speakers, etc.) with the power of the sun. The source that keeps giving! The easy-to-install panel is suspended in one of your windows, and without being an eyesore allows you to charge devices day or night thanks to a built-in rechargeable battery. We know our own houses can always use an extra place to plug in, and the Window Solar Charger manages to look like home decor while doing it. While this solar charger won’t power your entire lifestyle, Persaud envisions Grouphug as your first step into solar
Though the entire world was dominated by Covid this year, North Queens was certainly the first section of the city to truly feel its effects. The largely Asian population faced Covid-19 induced discrimination and small shops suffered from a severe drop in business, a struggle they continued to combat throughout the remainder of the year.
Despite the hardships, North Queens pushed through and celebrated many good times â award ceremonies honored its leaders, DJs played free concerts for neighbors, activists took a stand and more.
Hereâs a look back at what the first six months of the infamous 2020 looked like in North Queens.