February 4, 2015

S/O to Jalen Austin and CJ Amill #Youngstown

Sylvester February 4, 2015

Officially a Lafayette Leopard! can’t say enough how thankful & blessed I am to be in this position…was a long year, but through it all I was able to stay focused & accomplish my goal attending a very good school & playing D1 football without my parents having to pay a dime…& to top it off, I get to go to school with my brother from another. can’t think of a better situation to be in. & to all the people who supported me & even the people who hated on me, thank you. I appreciate you all. & last, but not least… ‪#‎GoPards‬ !!

-CJ Amill

Proud father & uncle… Not only is CJ going on to play D1 football but so if my nephew Jalen who gave his verbal commitment to Youngstown St…!!! Congrats Missy & Jason Austin… Maybe we will finally get to see them play in the playoffs… ‪#‎D1Family‬

-Chris Amill Sr.

Jay Z Pays $15,080 a year for Blue Ivy’s New School in L.A.

Sylvester February 4, 2015

We’ve learned … Beyonce and Jay Z are currently living in a hotel in Beverly Hills and actively looking for an estate to buy on the westside of L.A., which includes Beverly Hills, Holmby Hills and Bel-Air. We’re told they have already discreetly looked at a number of homes, but so far none fit the bill.
We’ve also learned the famous couple enrolled their 3-year-old into a toddler program at an elite private school — we know which one but we’re not naming it. But we will tell you, the tuition is $15,080 a year.
We’re told Blue Ivy was admitted halfway through the school year, which is unusual. The school generally only accepts students at the beginning of the school year.
As for why they’re moving, sources connected with the couple tell us they want “a change in lifestyle.” You’ll recall, Bey and Jay spent the summer in a $200K a month rental near Bev Hills.

Read more: http://www.tmz.com#ixzz3QnXvhp51

Detroit Man that Walks 21 Miles to work Collects $230,000 in Car Donations

Sylvester February 4, 2015

After the Detroit Free Press told of Robertson’s arduous 21-mile trek to and from his suburban factory job, the story inspired thousands of donations from across the nation. A day later, the soft-spoken machine operator got to meet the computer student from Wayne State University who launched an Internet crowd-funding site to gather more than $230,000 — a figure expected to continue to climb today.