Kurt Snibbe
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Here are jobs women are getting hired and not hired for in the film industry
Is the film industry hiring more women? These charts tell the story. → Read More
Here’s how many lives Gov. Gavin Newson is claiming he saved with COVID-19 policies
California’s governor claims a better comeback from the pandemic than Texas and Florida. → Read More
How much California relies on imported natural gas might surprise you
Here’s why if you care about renewable energy you might want to charge your car during the day. → Read More
How much California relies on imported natural gas might surprise you
Here’s why if you care about renewable energy you might want to charge your car during the day. → Read More
Here’s who’s supporting and not supporting Ukraine against Russia
Who’s not supporting Ukraine in the war against Russia says a lot about the world. → Read More
Here’s how the earthquakes in Asia compare to California – Orange County Register
California has intense earthquakes — but nothing compared to these. → Read More
Test yourself on this pop quiz of presidential history
It’s President’s Day, so circle your answer and see how you do on this test. 23 questions for 2023 Arlington National Cemetery was established during the Civil War after the land the cemetery was built upon, Arlington Estate, was confiscated from the private ownership of Confederate States Army general Robert E. Lee’s family following a tax dispute.How many president’s have been buried there? *… → Read More
Super Bowl XLII: Here’s a look at stats, facts and love of football – San Bernardino Sun
Why the narrative that domestic violence spikes on Super Bowl Sunday is false. → Read More
Here’s a story about one of the worst winters in California history
Imagine being trapped in the snow from October to April. → Read More
Here’s a story about one of the worst winters in California history
Imagine being trapped in the snow from October to April. → Read More
65th Grammy Awards: Here’s are some eye popping streaming statistics
With the 65th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb. 5, here’s a look at how we get our music these days:. U.S. music formatsToday, 68% of adults use a music streaming service of some kind. According to Global Web Index, Gen Z leads the way with the highest average streaming times, accessing their favorite tracks across multiple platforms.Streaming platforms are web-based services that… → Read More
A look at California’s mountain lions – San Bernardino Sun
Nearly half of California is mountain lion habitat → Read More
Here’s how many mass shootings there have been in 2023
About 50% of guns used in mass shootings are bought legally. → Read More
A look at the 118th Congress and how it compares to the rest of America
Freshman representative George Santos has denied he competed as a drag queen in Brazilian beauty pageants 15 years ago. → Read More
Lunar New Year: A look at the year of the rabbit and lunar events this year
Year of the rabbit The Lunar New Year begins Sunday, Jan. 22, ushering in the year of the water rabbit. The lunar calendar, used in both Chinese and Vietnamese cultures, is divided into 12 segments, with each assigned an animal sign. The Chinese New Year celebration starts with the new moon on the first day of the new year and ends on the full moon 15 days later. You can learn more here.… → Read More
Statistics and graphics on religion for World Religion Day
The percentage of people in the world who consider themselves religious is about 63%. → Read More
A look at secession from California by San Bernardino County and others
Both the House of Representatives and the Senate will need to approve. → Read More
The significance of Washington crossing the Delaware River on Christmas 1776
The famous Christmas evening crossing turned the tide of the Revolutionary War. → Read More
A look at charity around the world in and the U.S.
In 2021, the largest source of charitable giving came from individuals, who gave $326.87 billion, representing 67% of total giving. → Read More
As Hanukkah begins, here is a look at its history and traditions
How did the dreidel become a Hanukkah tradition, and what is the correct spelling of the holiday? → Read More