Learn to Turn

September 22, 2015

Learn to Turn By Grant Gaines Vincent Van Gogh is inarguably one of the greatest artist of all time. The man created 900 paintings and over 1,100 drawings and sketches. His artwork was so good, in fact, that on May 15, 1990, one of his paintings (The Portrait of Doctor Gachet) sold for $82.5 million […]

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Coincidence

September 15, 2015

Coincidence By Grant Gaines A coincidence, according to Webster’s dictionary is, “a remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection.” A coincidence is when you drive up to the very front row of a jam packed shopping mall on Black Friday just as a car is pulling out of the closest spot. A […]

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Nuclear Over-Reactor

September 8, 2015

Nuclear Over-Reactor By Grant Gaines Tony Dungy was one of the more successful NFL coaches of this generation. Dungy led the lowly Tampa Bay Buccaneers to multiple playoff appearances and after he left, his players and defensive schemes were two of the leading factors why they won the Super Bowl the following year. After moving […]

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Back to the Future

September 1, 2015

Back to the Future By Grant Gaines In 1992, Eugene Pauly suffered a severe head injury that caused him to lose all short-term memory. This meant that for the next three decades of his life following his head injury, Eugene was never able to create a new memory that he was able to recall. But […]

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