Untittled

Earlier this year Zora Ball was your average 1st grader until she decided to create and develop a mobile video game app, making her the youngest person to ever do so. At just 7-years old Zora managed to learn a programming language called “Bootstrap” that is normally used to teach kids ages 12 through 16 the different concepts of Algebra by using video games. Her teachers and family were astonished by her accomplishment. 

She was invited to an expo at the University of Penn where she was put on the spot and asked to reconfigure the app in front of everyone to prove that it was her that developed the mobile app in the first place and not her older brother who is a scholar student. Zora successfully did so and got rid of any doubt that anyone had. 

Zora Ball is now referred to a young prodigy with an extremely bright future in technology and computer science. Young Zora is an example of Black Excellence not having an age requirement.

Back in 1971, even the Contemporary Resort Hotel’s Christmas tree lived up to the theme of the Grand Canyon Concourse. Clad in shimmering tinsel, this tree marked Walt Disney World’s first Christmas with evocative flair. 

Saturn V’s first stage (S-IC) in its testbed with Dolby 5.1 sound