Krystal Khali

As one of the handful of female CEOs in aerospace this is what I have to say about the all-female Blue Origin flight. Anything that has even an inkling of a chance to inspire a young girl to look into aerospace as a career has my stamp of approval, regardless of if it was in promotion of space tourism or anything else. I am extremely disappointed and disheartened that after decades of fighting for women in STEM, and fighting for women to be successful, that something that sho

I had an extremely frustrating and embarrassing string of moments today that almost caused me to lose a student...and AI is to blame. It started with a cracked rim. It ended with me angrily and loudly screaming "Hello!!?" into a dead receiver after a customer service rep in India hung up on me...accidentally in front of one of my guitar students and her grandmother. In between was a litany of failed attempts at getting a human being on the phone for several companies...eBay,

Some individuals possess extraordinary leadership qualities that have greatly influenced our lives. The courageous women who have stepped into the limelight and illuminated the path for others deserve our admiration. Their names and remarkable stories should be shared with students, inspiring them to follow their own dreams. While this list is not exhaustive, here are 25 diverse and remarkable women from history that every student should know. Discover more about each of thes

Woke up doing my SAVERS. Spent some time last night creating the website for World Chronicle. I'm planning on forming it into my way of connecting with anyone I want through interview requests. I want it to be a machine that I can use to interview anyone I want, to include people such as heads of state and leading business innovators. I'm still reading "Becoming Supernatural" by Dr. Joe Dispenza. Today I read about how you can draw events to you because future events have not

Learn about how you can be even more powerful by quietly abiding within your life purpose.

The list of world-changing women is long and impressive. These 12 pioneers, regardless of their role as inventors, scientists, rulers, politicians, or queens, undeniably contributed to shaping our world into a better place. These women, known for challenging societal norms and being trailblazers, demonstrated their ability to be inspirational figures to both genders. Here are 12 transformative women who made a mark on history: 1. Jane Austen (1775 – 1817) “Anyone, gentleman o

As many of you already know, The U.S. government just indicted Samuel Bankman-Fried, the founder and former CEO of leading crypto exchange FTX, for a series of financial crimes involving the siphoning off of billions of dollars of customer funds. SBF, as he is widely known, caught both the crypto and traditional financial world by surprise. This indictment and the accompanying revelations have only added fuel to the dumpster fire that has been the 2022 crypto market. I have b

1. Come to terms with reality. A few facts of reality are: You will die. People you love will die and you will have to go to their funeral and it’s going to be extremely painful. Time goes by faster than you think. The benefits of coming to terms with reality are: You won’t be as hung up on the little things, you will take fuller strides in pursuing your true goals because you aren’t afraid of death (since its going to happen either way), you will be less effected by other

During 2018, my first successful business took off. As a lifelong entrepreneur-wannabe, this was extremely exciting for me, despite working 7 days a week and never taking time for myself. I was 33, and it was the first time I could buy a new couch, buy a proper bedroom set, a large screen TV, and a vacuum that actually worked. I even hired my mom to help with management, and I adopted two huskies. I was grossing about $1 Million per year, with my personal salary being above s

I read today that Elon Musk's tendency to steamroll others could have resulted in the needless deaths of thousands of test animals at Neuralink. I am somewhat of a fangirl, I must admit. After all, I went through the trouble of getting a vanity license for my C7 Corvette that reads "MRSELON". (I know, I couldn't be more of a dork.) For me, it is the myth of Elon that is more important than the actual human being himself. The tech world and all the techie-wannabes (myself incl

After reading about mitochondria, the electron transport chain, and the ATP synthase rotor pump, I became very interested about the amazing energy producing abilities of living cells. I was also very impressed that the diagrams in our textbook depicting the ATP synthase rotor pump, are fairly accurate representations of the actual physical structure of this complex protein in cells. After searching a bit about recent research regarding the energy producing abilities of mitoch

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An article published by the journal Nature Microbiology on October 21, 2020, Very recent research has shown that Neanderthal descendants more susceptible to COVID-19 because of parts of their DNA. The identified pieces of DNA has been shown to be 50,000 nucleotides long. Results of this study show that there are real-world consequences to genetic differences even if those differences are only 0.002%. Interestingly this section of the human genome is probably there in certain

Residents of Hawaii who have asthma or are immunocompromised are discovering that the island may not be the best place for them. It has been found that minerals present in tropical destinations can be harmful to individuals with pulmonary conditions, potentially leading to pulmonary bacterial infections and exacerbating respiratory symptoms. Hawaii boasts one of the most diverse ecosystems on the planet, where the climate contains up to 10 of the 12 known climate zones on the

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Feb 27, 2022 In high school, everyone thought that I had a perfect life. I was an honors student, a blond cheerleader, and the ASB Vice...