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Breaking Bad is an American television drama series created by Vince Gilligan for the cable network AMC. The series follows Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a 50-year-old high school chemistry teacher in Albuquerque, New Mexico. After White is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, he uses his chemistry expertise to cook crystal meth, assisted by his former student Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), to secure his family's (played by Anna Gunn and RJ Mitte) inheritance before he dies.
During the course of the series, 62 episodes of Breaking Bad aired over five seasons. The pilot episode first aired on January 20, 2008, and the series finale first aired on September 29, 2013. Breaking Bad: Original Minisodes, which consisted of several one- to five-minute clips, released 17 short episodes over the course of three years throughout Breaking Bad's run.[1]
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie is a film written and directed by series creator Vince Gilligan that serves as a continuation of the television series.[2] It was released on October 11, 2019, on Netflix and was broadcast on AMC on February 16, 2020.[2][54] The film centers around Jesse Pinkman, and takes place both during his captivity at the hands of the Aryan Brotherhood and after his escape in the Breaking Bad series finale.[2]
Breaking Bad: Original Minisodes is a web series based on the television series Breaking Bad. A total of 17 "minisodes", which are more comedy-oriented than most full episodes, were released over the course of three years.[1]
On February 17, 2009, five "mini-episodes" were made available online before the premiere of the show's second season.[56] These five were eventually included with Breaking Bad: The Complete Second Season.[57]
In conjunction with the television premiere of El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie on AMC, the network released a three-minute short film Snow Globe: A Breaking Bad Short on its official YouTube account on February 17, 2020.[3]
Illinois State's record-breaking efforts during the 2023-24 season continued through the end of the season, as the Redbirds carded their lowest NCAA Regional team score in program history (918), and Jinyoung Yun's three-round 221 is the lowest score by an ISU golfer in an NCAA Regional.
The 918 carded by the 'Birds for the three rounds bests the previous record of 929 set during the 2004 season, at ISU's home course. Yun's 221 was a stroke better than the 222 carded by Samantha Richdale during the same season, which was held on a par-71 course. The lowest individual par-72 score was a 225 by Rachel Powers in 2013.
Bryan Lemos played his 300th professional game and also surpassed 100 Fuel points over the last three seasons. From 2021-2024, Lemos accumulated 112 points. In total Lemos has 35 goals and 77 assists in 156 games. Lemos also became the first player in franchise history to earn twenty power play assists in one season.
Kyle Maksimovich was not just the top rookie for the Fuel this season, but also their leading scorer overall. Maksimovich was named Howies Hockey Tape ECHL Rookie of the Month in February. That month, he scored five goals and added 12 assists for 17 points in 12 games. In total, Maksimovich had 26 goals and 33 assists in the regular season. During the playoffs, he was still the leading scorer with three goals and two assists.
Captain Seamus Malone set a new franchise record for most game-winning goals with 10. Malone scored his tenth franchise game winner on March 29 against the Fort Wayne Komets, where he scored in OT off an assist from Matus Spodniak.
This year was also record breaking for attendance. As the team had a record number of sellouts with 12, doubling their previous sellout high. Some examples of these were Teddy Bear Toss (Dec. 16), Video Game Night (Dec. 30) and Star Wars Night (Jan. 20th).
The team also held a Sock Toss on Wizard Night, where 6,380 fans donated 6,343 pairs of socks, the most ever collected in a hockey game sock toss event. That game was also memorable because the Fuel won after six shootout rounds, with Jon Martin netting the winning goal.
Lastly, Indy Fuel Digital Content Intern Eva Hallman made history by being the first woman on a Fuel home broadcast when she joined Andrew Smith in the booth. Hallman did color commentary for seven games this season, including three Kelly Cup Playoff games.
Freshman Nyla Mitchell from Lumberton, NC was the leading scorer for the Trojans this season. She finished the year with 330 points, 48 steals and shooting 70% from the free throw line. Another freshman from Lumberton, NC, Carly Hammonds, was right behind her with 300 points.
Joy Ezeh led the Trojans in rebounds finishing with 235 total rebounds and 100 offensive rebounds, three more than she had last season. Another big impact player for the Trojans was sophomore Danielle Jackson. She ended her FTCC career this year with 178 total rebounds, 291 points and 32 blocks. Luisa Monsalve had the most assists with 117 and finished her sophomore season with 221 points.
The squad traveled to Bolivia, NC to play the next round of the tournament against #2 Cape Fear. The Trojans fell 50-70, but put up a hard fight against the Sea Devils. Luisa Monsalve led the Trojans with 17 points and Joy Ezeh had 12 rebounds.
Trojan Baseball played their final baseball games of the season finishing 21-33 overall under first year head coach, Nic Love, and his staff. Breaking records and doubling the win total from the previous season, the Trojans were just shy of making the NJCAA Region 10 conference tournament.
The team accomplished a series win the first weekend of play and things just kept moving up from there. The team tied the number of program wins just one month into play with 9 wins, breaking the record shortly after. Not only did they exceed the number of program wins, but they also doubled categories including hits, runs, doubles, RBIs, and stolen bases. The Trojan baseball team finished the (2021-22) season with a team average of .273 with 440 hits and 263 RBIs compared to last season (2020-21) where they finished with a team average of .270, 255 hits and 138 RBIs.
Sophomore, Reece Woody, had a standout season for the Trojans. Finishing the season with the most hits (67) and RBIs (36) for this Trojan roster made him a threat at the plate and on defense with 101 putouts. Michael Starrs added to the action leading the team with the most runs scored (45) and walks (26). This put him as threat on the bases finishing with 14 stolen bases finishing just behind Woody (23), Tyler Senter (19) and Evan Anderson (15). The team stole 159 bases as a whole compared to last years 15.
Sophomore first baseman Brady Holloway hit 14 home runs this season (the second most all-time) giving him 21 for his career which set a new Southwest record (breaking the record of 20 previously held by Matt Dangar from 2008-09 and Nick Smith from 2003-04).
Now, the senior marketing and international business student is having her best season ever for the Eckerd Tritons and racking up national accolades and program records for the Division II team. Lauryn ranks second in the nation in steals and steals per game, third in assists per game, fifth in total assists and 16th in minutes played.
Her teammates get to be styled by the two-time SSC Defensive Player of the Year, seven-time SSC Defensive Player of the Week and a Division II CIDA National Player of the Week for her outstanding game against Lynn in January.
The Northern Hemisphere has seen significant wildfire activity since the beginning of May this year, with widespread record-breaking fires in Canada and large fires across eastern Russia. Wildfire activity follows seasonal patterns, with the Northern Hemisphere typically seeing fires from May to October, with peaks in July and August, coinciding with the hottest and driest months of the year. The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS*) monitors the locations and intensity of fires, as well as tracking emissions and forecasting the impacts of the resulting smoke on the atmosphere.
During May, CAMS FRP data showed daily total intensity to be well above average for the month in the western provinces of Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan. High daily total values were also observed for the Northwest Territories, and further east in Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia, particularly at the end of the month.
Eastern provinces have also been impacted by unprecedented wildfire activity. Widescale fires across Nova Scotia during May and June led to tens of thousands of people being forced to leave their homes, while the resulting smoke triggered air quality alerts for New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Ontario saw a significant increase in wildfire activity during the same period.
On 25 June, the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre declared that the 2023 wildfire season had seen the largest burned area in Canada's recorded history. By the end of July, over 120,000 km2 had been burned; nearly twice as much as the previous record of 71,060 km2 burned during the entire of 1995.
As of early August, large scale wildfires continue across provinces and territories in the west of the country, including within the Arctic Circle, with the national total estimated carbon emissions continuing to increase well above any previous annual total in the CAMS GFASv1.2 dataset.
While the fires across Canada have been record breaking, fire activity in Russia has been high, but not as widespread as in the summers of 2019, 2020 and 2021, when large-scale fires, especially in the Sakha Republic, were burning throughout the summer.
For 2023, CAMS data show daily total cumulative carbon emissions for Russia as a whole to be below average during the spring and also further east throughout the summer, despite an increase in emissions through July.
An incredible 33 attendance records fell as volleyball drew big audiences in the stands and on television. Nebraska was at the front of the trends, seemingly setting a record every time it took the court.
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