Lynlee, the baby who was born twice. Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye and Dr. Darrell Cass, both pediatric surgeons, removed her from the womb to cut out a tumor, placed her back and several weeks later Lynlee was born healthy.

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"It's easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled." ~ Mark Twain

In theory, covering parkings with solar panels could generate much more electricity than all existing sources combined in the U.S. (~4,300 TWh/year). The theoretical available area of 19,425 km² could provide an annual yield of 15,960 TWh, roughly 3.7 times the U.S.’s 2024 electricity generation.

Did you know? A theoretical calculation says that we could satisfy the world current demand for power by covering 1.2% of the Sahara Desert with solar panels.

In the 1990 film “Pretty Woman”, Richard Gere’s car was a Lotus Esprit after both Ferrari and Porsche had refused to allow their cars to be used in a film associated with prostitution. As a result of the product placement, Lotus sales had tripled.