Bellator holds razor-edge
Bellator from the stables of Sulaiman Attaollahi to be piloted by leading jockey
Trevor Patel, is tuned to the minute with the event in view and taking into account that the Sulaiman ward has improved most, Bellator is poised to make ample amends of his costly failure last time and emerge on top in the Dr. C Vittal Memorial Trophy, in the winter races on on Saturday. The Irfan Ghatala schooled In The
Breeze competing in the lower division of the
Katil Plate looks outstanding in this mediocre field and with leading pro
Srinath to guide the fortunes of the Irfan ward, In The Breeze appears set to score.
Attack of the Murder Hornets: Discovery’s New Doc Showcases Real Life Horror Story Believe the hype! Murder hornets are here, but can we find them in time to save the bees?
Jolie Lash | March 4, 2021 - 9:00 am
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It’s hard to overstate just how big the problem of the unexpected second villain of our global annus horribilis – the “murder hornet” –
could be.
Its body is the size of a bloated cheese-puff, its wingspan as wide as your palm. These rusty-orange-colored insects aren’t just the largest hornets in the world, they are apex predator wasps that made their presence known in late 2019 in Washington State after decimating (by decapitating) a defenseless colony of beekeeper Ted McFall’s western honeybees – 60,000 of them.
Black History Month | Jackie Robinson’s Court Martial on Fort Hood
Did you know that Jackie Robinson was Court Martialed on Camp Hood one week after the D-Day invasion? Author: Kris Radcliffe Updated: 6:05 PM CST February 22, 2021
FORT HOOD, Texas It s amazing how history and fate can turn on a dime! Did you even know that Jackie Robinson was Court Martialed on Camp Hood one week after the D-Day invasion? Had he not been held over for trial, he probably would have been sent overseas to join General Patton s Army. Had he been convicted, the Dodgers wouldn t have considered him to be the one to break baseball s color barrier.
February 15, 2021 By Waterways Journal
Callan Marine, a Galveston, Texas-based provider of dredging services, announced February 1 it has been awarded a long-term contract for maintenance dredging within the Port of Corpus Christi, in addition to new dredging work related to Phase 2 of the Corpus Christi Ship Channel deepening project.
“The Port of Corpus Christi is a vital piece of our waterway infrastructure, and Callan Marine is honored to be a part of maintaining it,” Callan President Maxie McGuire said. “Keeping our nation’s waterways accessible and improving commerce is a priority for Callan, and we are proud to partner with this crucial port.”