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84Brooklyn Vs. Manhattan, or Why Warren Buffett Has it Right
A lot has been written on the world’s most successful investor, Warren Buffett, known as “The Oracle of Omaha.” Much material has dedicated itself to unlocking his secrets to success, with hopes that...
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75How To Survive Prison
Are you facing a prison sentence? Scared? You should be! This hub is to help you survive that prison sentence. If you are a "baby-raper" or a "snitch" too bad for you; I can't help you and probably wouldn't...
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76The Butt Bandit of Valentine, Nebraska
Some news stories are just too good to pass up... Our story takes place in the city of Valentine, Nebraska...two square miles in area with a population of roughly 2600 people, give or take. This city is...
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71Bevo,Blackshirts,and Boomer Sooner: 2009 Big 12 Preview
Last year the Big 12 gave us some of the most compelling football of the season. Texas quarterback Colt McCoy leads his Longhorns to an upset over Oklahoma in the Red River Rivalry. A last second TD grab by...
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65It's pouring...HAIL!
Hail: one of the many odd aspects of strong thunderstorms. Hail can be seen in supercells, anywhere from pea-sized to volleyball-sized! Picture hundreds of ice volleyballs falling from the sky;...
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75How Does the USA Presidential Election System Work
The US presidential electoral system is in effect a two-stage decision system. In the first stage, the voters from every state elect a certain number of members of electoral college, who are pledged, de facto...
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69Nebraska for Birders
In 1995, Forbes Magazine named the small city of Grand Island, Nebraska (population about 43,000) the best birding spot in the world, and the late birding legend Roger Tory Peterson also listed it among his...
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70My Four Fights
One day, on the playground during physical education class, we were running relay races. We were divided into two teams in lines at both ends of the asphalt basketball court. The game was simple: each...
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87Native Trees of Nebraska
Planting native trees has many benefits over naturalized and exotic trees in the harsh continental climate of Nebraska. Because native trees evolved in Nebraska, they are adapted to extreme heat, extreme...
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78The Little Sod House: From Homesteading to the Strategic Air Command!
In 1914 Myron Paine journeyed from a little town in eastern Nebraska to White Owl, South Dakota. White Owl is is located 60 miles west of Sturgis, South Dakota. Yes that’s the same Sturgis that is famous...
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