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Matt Visitacion

MLB App Puts Baseball Players' Careers in Their Own Hands - 0 views

  • This season, Major League Baseball players will have a new tool at their disposal in the form of a mobile app. But it's for use off the field.
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    This article talks about a mobile app that is available on iOS and Android for Major League Baseball Players to help arrange contracts, look into profits and deal with the business side of their careers while on the go. By giving players devices to arrange better contracts or research notoriety administration on online networking, the MLBPA is trusting the application will make the business side of players' professions more transparent. This is great for baseball players because they can control their careers on their phones, and don't have to worry much about scams in their contracts. This app also shows the new evolution of careers and jobs, and how everything is becoming technology based.
strick0502

The First Images of the Ocean Beneath Antarctica - 0 views

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    This article talks about exploration in the Antarctic's ancient glaciers.  NASA is exploring these areas of the world because they are isolated, have not been disturbed, and are similar to conditions on other planets, such as Mars.  NASA's exploration into this glacier discovered some "very hardy bacteria" that was able to survive in this harsh environment.  NASA's robotic submersible could have disrupted this otherwise untouched ecosystem.  This perfect ecosystem also could house bacteria that could be harmful to humans, and was only surviving here, isolated from everything.  NASA's robotic submersible is still disturbing untouched ecosystems, and this could have serious consequences to the species that are surviving there. To keep these ecosystems form being destroyed NASA could use smaller robots to view these ecosystems, similar to the technology that enables doctors to put tiny cameras inside of people.  This could limit the effects of human interference in these unique ecosystems, and it would be better than sending a baseball bat sized camera.
Jizelle Pineda

Looking for Baseball Tickets? You Might Want to Avoid These Slow Sites - 1 views

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    This article shows many of the sites one should avoid when buying tickets online. The site lists the fastest sites to the slowest. The more popular the site is the slower it is to load for someone because it is well known. FindTicketsFast.com is about 16 seconds faster than the well known site to buy tickets which is ticketmaster.com.
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