What is Patrick Beverley's Net Worth?Patrick Beverley is an American professional basketball player who has a net worth of $13 million. Patrick Beverley was born in Chicago, Illinois in July 1988. He is a 6'1″ point guard who played at Waubonsie Valley and John Marshall Metropolitan High Schools. Beverley played his college basketball at Arkansas where he was the SEC Freshman of the Year, second-team All-SEC, and SEC All-Freshman Team in 2007.

For a $75 billion industry, we don’t talk all that much about men’s grooming. Maybe that’s just the way of men, a group of more stoic consumers who prefer less talk, more action. Whatever the case, men are buying more grooming products than ever before. This includes your staples — soaps, moisturizers, razors, deodorants, and colognes. But increasingly we’re expanding our roster of bathroom products to include exfoliants, retinol creams, cleansers, and hair dyes.

Quick LinksHere's Why Old TVs Were So Staticky Why New TVs Aren't So Staticky Back in the day, your television set could generate enough static that it would raise your hair and even let you torment your siblings with comic-villain-like static zaps. But today, not so much. Where'd the static go? Here's Why Old TVs Were So Staticky To understand why old television sets had the power to make the hair lift right off your head if you leaned in close, turned your cat into a spikey-haired mess if they walked by and rubbed the screen, and granted you the power to zap people (or yourself) with a single touch, we need to dig into how those old CRT behemoths worked.

Julia R. Scanlon, of Sewell, allegedly was intoxicated as she drove a car southbound on Egg Harbor Road at about 10:30 p.m. Thursday, July 27, and blew through a red light at Ganttown Road, according to Washington Township police. Her car collided with a car driven by Frank J. Bersani traveling west on Ganttown Road and the impact sent the SUV crashing into a minivan heading east, police said. Bersani, 56, of Laurel Springs, was taken to Cooper University Hospital in Camden, where he was pronounced dead, police said.

The majority of parking lot "B" at the Chappaqua train station will be blocked off beginning on Thursday, Sept. 28 at 8 p.m. and lasting until Saturday, Sept. 30 at 6 p.m., according to the New Castle Police Department. The closure is a result of the upcoming Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival, which will be held on Saturday. Motorists are asked to obey all posted no parking signs during the closure. Any vehicles left in the restricted area will be ticketed and towed, police said.

Lots of people believe replacing the front door increases your home’s curb appeal and market value, but that’s not exactly true. The garage door is significantly larger, more visible and probably has a greater impact on first impressions. And nothing makes a better impression than a well-maintained wooden garage door. Nothing, that is, except a door that looks so much like wood that you can’t tell the difference. That’s the idea behind faux wood, i.

The pre-dawn blaze brought firefighters to the development off Stump and Horsham roads for a fire in the community's clubhouse. According to Action News, the community used the clubhouse for voting and office space. This is a developing story. Check back for more. Click here to follow Daily Voice Montgomery and receive free news updates. ncG1vNJzZmickZ65usLOopqeZpOkunC8xKelrLGcq66vtcBopKimpJy8rrHRsmafoaKaerOt1Zqenqtdo7K0tMCmoKexXZuurbjSZpqlrZKdvLa%2FxGg%3D

LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) Nathaniel Taylor, 80,  best known for his role as Rollo Lawson on the ’70s sitcom “Sanford & Son,” died Wednesday at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Las Angeles after a heart attack, his sone Kaedi Taylor told the Associated Press. Taylor’s character on the show was a sidekick to the “big dummy,” as Red Foxx’s character, Fred Sanford, called his son, Lamont. Fred always thought that Rollo was a bad influence for his son and Rollo didn’t help matters by wearing super-fly outfits and calling Fred “Pops.

Battlestate Games’ Escape from Tarkov is a difficult game, especially for players who are not used to shooters with extraction missions. One particular map, the Lighthouse at Cape Dalniy, shows this with its introduction of the Rogue faction, new bosses, and secret stashes all spread out across a vast location. To help you successfully complete the map, here’s a guide showing you the location of exits, keys, and the loot you can get in the Lighthouse.

I can vividly remember when I was a teenager and had just gotten my driver’s license. The sense of promised freedom was enthralling, the sense of accomplishment at having passed my driving test extremely gratifying. No sooner had me and a few of my friends earned the right to be on the road, than did we set about trying to take the beat up, old bangers that passed for cars – the only vehicles we could afford – and make them prettier with the small amount of money available to us.