Coca-Cola Energy: It may not the apple-flavored Coke that’s sweeping Japan, but at least it’ll be available stateside. Coca-Cola announced on Tuesday that it will be bringing its first-ever energy drink (or at least the first marketed under the Coca-Cola brand) to the United States in 2020. The beverage – which will come in both original and cherry varieties, as well as “zero sugar” versions of each – already debuted earlier this year in 25 foreign countries, largely throughout Europe.

WASHINGTON — A Northrop Grumman spacecraft scheduled to launch Aug. 10 on a resupply mission to the International Space Station will deliver 8,200 pounds of crew supplies, hardware and science experiments.  Among the science payloads on board Cygnus NG-16 is an infrared imaging sensor that will collect data on the low Earth orbit environment. The Pentagon’s Space Development Agency will use the data to develop thermal sensors that can detect hypersonic missiles and other advanced weapons while in flight.

Eric Barone Net Worth – $100 million What is Eric Barone’s net worth? Also, how much money did Stardew Valley make? Introduction Eric Barone, also known as ConcernedApe, is most famous for being the sole creator of Stardew Valley, an immensely popular farming video game. Since launching in 2016, the game has sold over 13 million copies on PC and many millions more on other consoles. One of his great secrets to financial success is that he built the entire game himself, which once out in the world, was providing almost all its revenue directly as profit to him alone.

"Scream 6" slashes into theaters Friday, March 10, adding more blood and gore to the long-legacy of the iconic horror franchise. "I like that with its kind of meta-storytelling, it can kind of reflect the current landscape of horror," said Jordy Sirkin, a horror film critic. When "Scream" first debuted in 1996, it defied the horror tropes and cliches of its slasher predecessors. In the film's iconic first 12 minutes, "

UH Mānoa’s Department of English selected “resurgence” as the 2023 Word of the Year. The inspiration came from a return to post-pandemic normalcy at Mānoa and also from Maui’s resiliency following the August 8th wildfires. Here at UH Maui College, our word of the year is Laukanaka – many people. Because 2023 confirmed for us that it takes a community coming together to persevere. And now we move forward with strength – imua – for there is much still to do.