The Daily Populous

Monday August 26th, 2019 day edition

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According to multiple sources the University of Florida Gator Band was in their parade order marching to their buses after the game outside of the stadium when a University of Miami fan tried to push their way into the band block.

The Director of the Gator Band, Jay Watkins, saw the individual and did what any band director would do, stop them from walking through the band.

Then another Miami fan came behind Watkins placed him in a choke hold and slammed his head to the concrete.

The Director of the Gator Band, Jay Watkins, saw the individual and did what any band director would do, stop them from walking through the band.Then another Miami fan came behind Watkins placed him in a choke hold and slammed his head to the concrete.

Watkins potentially saved multiple members from worse injuries by stepping in to stop the fan from entering the band block.

This type of behavior directed towards bands is truly unacceptable and unfortunately it happens too often.

The initial report of a member with a bloody nose was found to be unrelated to this specific incident. »

Scoop: Trump suggested nuking hurricanes to stop them from hitting U.S.

Authored by axios.com

Trump replied by asking incredulously how many hurricanes the U.S. could handle and reiterating his suggestion that the government intervene before they make landfall.

A 2017 NSC memo describes that second conversation, in which Trump asked whether the administration should bomb hurricanes to stop them from hitting the homeland.

About 3 weeks after Trump's 2016 election, National Geographic published an article titled, "Nuking Hurricanes: The Surprising History of a Really Bad Idea." »

Bezos and Musk’s satellite internet could save Americans $30B a year

Authored by thenextweb.com

These low Earth orbit ventures have the potential to dramatically shift the broadband internet market and save consumers $10s-of-billions of their own.

My colleagues and I have analyzed US market pricing data which suggests that the technology could save Americans more than $30 billion per year.

Extrapolating this additional competitor across all US households, the introduction of LEO satellite internet could save Americans over $30 billion. »