I have this recurring dream where I am in an all white room and fog is surrounding me. I am holding a goofy doll and panicking. All of a sudden a huge golfball is approaching me and a crowd of people are racing by. I start to cry and look for my parents, turning in a circle and getting more scared. My mom runs up to me and I squeeze her so hard that it wakes me up. This is a recurring dream because it actually happened to me when I was in Disney World. Well, thanks to Disney I won’t have to experience this trauma any more.
Category Archives: Settlements
NY Judge Prevents Police Officers From Stop and Frisk in the Bronx
Picture yourself walking in the Bronx borough of New York heading to your home or apartment and a police officer stops you and asks to search you. He is searching you because he thinks you look suspicious and you might be holding a firearm. Is this fair for the police officer to stop you and frisk you? A New York Judge, Shira Scheindlin, says no. She has put a halt to searches and frisking, deeming it unconstitutional and a violation of the Fourth Amendment.
Food Waste Costs Americans $165 Billion Annually
The United States seems to have a severe issue wasting food. Studies show that Americans waste approximately $165 Billion in food each year. That comes out to about $2,200 wasted per household. That quantity comes out to about 33 million tons of food or 66,000,000,000 lbs (that’s a lot of zeros). Americans have apparently subconsciously adopted the, “If I can’t have it nobody can,” mentality.
Pizza Hut Delivery Man Fights Back!
It comes as no surprise that delivering pizza can be a dangerous job. A college kid walking around an unfamiliar neighborhood in the middle of the night with a pocket full of cash and a hot pizza in his hand can be a tantalizing target. Sam Swicegood, a former Pizza Hut delivery man knew just how dangerous his job could potentially be. Sam was attacked one night by five teenagers while trying to deliver a pizza. But after being sucker-punched, the prepared delivery man whipped out a tent pole from his sleeve and frantically swung at his attackers defending both himself and the pizza. His act of self-defense proved effective when the teenagers fled from the pipe wielding delivery man.
More Suicides in Army Than Combat-Related Deaths
The Department of the Army just released statistics for 2012 showing that there have been more deaths due to suicide over combat-related deaths. This year alone there has been 212 deaths because of combat, a number too high, but 303 deaths have been from suicide. The Department of the Army included the 303 suicides are from soldiers in active duty, Reserve, and the National Guard.