Originally known as Weeghman Park, Wrigley Field was built in 1914. It is the second-oldest ballpark in the majors, established only 2 years after Boston’s Fenway Park in 1912. Weeghman Park was initially owned by Charles H. Weeghman and was known as the park for both the Federals and the Whales. The first Major League baseball game was held on April 23, 1914, with the Federals defeating Kansas City. The ballpark had a seating capacity of 14,000 fans, and it’s estimated to have cost over $250,000 to build. 

College was an excellent experience for me. I made great friends, went to killer parties, and pulled some all-nighters that turned into all-weekenders. When my final semester came I was excited and ready to face the world as the super confident, intelligent and responsible adult my parents had modeled my entire life. I walked across the stage to many cheers and applause ready to conquer the world! I was in for a very rude, and abrupt awakening.

For many, the start of the new year is an opportunity to reorganize and refocus. In the digital era, there are a variety of applications for archiving, data tracking, content creation and team calibration. With so many different applications, more and more people are using their smart phones to organize their digital and physical documents. Most digital documents are easy to file away in the application of your choice, but even in 2017, physical document storage is still an issue. Most people have a box or folder full of old papers and receipts that need to be scanned or filed away. Over time, these documents start to degrade, making it impossible to read or reference any of the included information. There are several ways to combat the problem of paper clutter, but it starts with the company who printed that receipt, faxed over that invoice or mailed that contract. Most companies are printing documents with low quality inkjet toner cartridges. Using ink and toner of a lower standard leads to streaky, faded, and completely unusable documents.