George Zimmerman at it again

Apparently George Zimmerman can't handle being out of the spot light of world-wide news for more than a few months.  The Floridian is now claiming he wishes to pursue a legal career in order to stop the "miscarriage of justice".  Zimmerman has been in and out of the lime light ever since his fateful encounter with Trayvon Martin last year.  After his acquittal in the shooting death of Martin, George Zimmerman has had quite a few run ins with the law.  Multiple speeding tickets and more than one domestic disputes.  Zimmerman has also apparently agreed to a boxing match with rapper DMX.  A lot of controversy has risen from this news because Zimmerman said that Trayvon Martin was beating him in hand to hand combat just before he was forced to use deadly force and shoot the teenager in order to save his own life.  Obviously is a skinny 17 year old kid can out punch you, it's pretty clear that DMX, an amateur boxer, would destroy Zimmerman.  All in all, George Zimmerman just does not know when to say when.  

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/george-zimmerman-lawyer-stop-miscarriage-justice-article-1.1617016

Climbing Crocodiles

A recent study has shown that crocodiles and alligators have the ability to climb into trees and ascend up to 16 feet high.  University of Tennessee researcher Vladimir Dentis recorded these events and concluded the reptiles, being cold blooded, would venture into the branches seeking warmth when there was minimal "bankage" for sun bathing.  Multiple studies were done on three continents: North America, Africa, and Australia.  Along the Nile, crocodiles were described as skittish and would fall into the water or jump out of the trees when they were approached.  Apparently no one has seen this before, and it sounds like it's a very normal thing.

http://www.foxnews.com/science/2014/02/12/study-crocodiles-are-able-to-climb-trees/

Four arrests involving Philip Seymour Hoffman's death

The authorities in Lower Manhattan called the arrest of four individuals in possession of 350 bags of heroine a part of the on going investigation regarding the late actor Philip Seymour Hoffman.  The narcotics were found in an apartment building about a mile away from Mr. Hoffman's residence in West Village.  Three men and a women, Max Rosenblum, 22, Juliana Luchkiw, 22, Robert Vineberg, 57, and Thomas Cushman, 48.  Although the police have no evidence that these four people were the cause of the actors death, they have still been charged with drug possession and criminal use of drug paraphernalia.  Authorities also aren't sure if these people were even in contact with Mr. Hoffman.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/06/nyregion/four-people-arrested-as-police-investigate-hoffmans-death.html?_r=0