18-year-old Aundre (or Andre/Aundre Lebron Demond) Matthews and 16-year-old Andrew “Doo-Doo” Meismer (sometimes called a friend or classmate) got into an argument.
• The dispute started over a missing $21 THC vape pen. Matthews accused Meismer of stealing it.
• The confrontation escalated in/near a science classroom (they reportedly went to an empty lab or restroom area).
• Matthews allegedly took scissors from Meismer (or the scene), then stabbed him in the neck (and possibly elsewhere, including reports of an eye wound in some accounts). Meismer died from the stab wound(s) shortly after.
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It snowed so much overnight, the elderly neighbor was overwhelmed and was buried in by the snow that was pushed into the driveway by the city plow. This man was plowing his own driveway and decided to go over to his neighbors and help them do theirs as well.
After he plows the neighbors driveway, a few hours later he gets a visit from the police, someone called the cops on this for doing that and he is now being cited for breach of peace and illegal deposit of snow.
The man refuses to sign the ticket, he is refusing to go to court despite the officer stating that he would arrest him for it. This goes on for some time and the man eventually gets arrested for plowing the neighbors driveway. Would you have refused to sign the ticket as well?
In 1988, at 3:00 AM, a recording engineer in Honolulu named Milan Bertosa received a call from a client who said, "I have this guy here who really wants to record something."
That "guy" was Israel Kamakawiwoʻole (known as "IZ"), a 500-pound Hawaiian musician who arrived at the studio in a taxi shortly after. Bertosa quickly set up a single microphone, and in just one take, Israel performed a medley of "Over the Rainbow" and "What a Wonderful World" accompanied only by his ukulele.
The recording was so raw and beautiful that it eventually became a global phenomenon, appearing in countless movies and commercials.