Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught on Coldplay’s “kiss cam.” Credits: Grace Springer via Storyful What was your reaction on seeing that viral video? I was disgusted. It was supposed to be a fun night out. A Coldplay concert. A kiss cam. A playful tradition. But for former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR head … Continue reading When the Camera Doesn’t Lie: A Frank Analysis of Andy Byron’s Viral Moment
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What a Day! MLK Day and Donald Trump’s Second Inauguration: A Godincidence?
Today, January 20, 2025, is not a coincidence, but a Godincidence. Today is both Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Day and the Presidential Inauguration of Donald Trump (DT) as the 47th President of the United States. It’s a unique convergence. The Significance of the Day Martin Luther King Jr. Day is observed annually on the … Continue reading What a Day! MLK Day and Donald Trump’s Second Inauguration: A Godincidence?
Trump and Obama Camaraderie Video: No Friend or Foe in Politics
https://youtu.be/CbKC7TbXnG4?feature=shared Did you see this video of former President Obama and President-Elect Trump? It was shot during President Carter’s funeral.What comes to your mind? Won’t you say that it looks like a genuine, happy conversation, between two buddies? 🤔 Doesn’t it? Only in politics; American politics, that is, that one day you’re arch enemies and … Continue reading Trump and Obama Camaraderie Video: No Friend or Foe in Politics
The Nation and World Pauses for former President Jimmy Carter to Celebrate His Life
youtube.com/live/tSMHFF8k6is In celebrating the remarkable life of James Earl “Jimmy” Carter Jr., even Wall Street closed for the day to honor a man who has touched the world with his unwavering commitment to service, peace, and humanity. Born on October 1, 1924, in Plains, Georgia, Jimmy Carter rose from humble beginnings to become the 39th … Continue reading The Nation and World Pauses for former President Jimmy Carter to Celebrate His Life
Presidential Pardons: The Power, the Controversy, and the Ethics. Did President Biden do Wrong?
A father-son from infancy to adulthood; with the White House in the background President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, has sparked controversy due to his previous commitments not to use presidential powers for family benefit. Critics, including Republicans and some Democrats, view the pardon as an abuse of power and a … Continue reading Presidential Pardons: The Power, the Controversy, and the Ethics. Did President Biden do Wrong?
Countries of the World: An Overview of Numbers and Systems of Governance
Credits: WPR. Government types of Countries in the World The world is a vast and diverse place, home to 196 recognized sovereign states. Of these, 194 are member states of the United Nations, while the remaining two—the Holy See (Vatican City) and Palestine—are recognized as observer states. Each country operates under its own unique system … Continue reading Countries of the World: An Overview of Numbers and Systems of Governance
America is NOT Ready for a Female President: Still A Complex Road Ahead
Illustration of global female presidents Of the 195 countries in the world, at least a third (60+) have had female presidents, with 13 currently in office. Of those numbers, the continent of Africa has had ten (10) female presidents, including both elected and acting leaders. And there are currently two (2) in office, namely, Samia … Continue reading America is NOT Ready for a Female President: Still A Complex Road Ahead
When Church/Christian Leaders Lead People Away from God: Causes and Pathways to Reconciliation
An illustration of God, a church building, and His people looking upward in faith and awe. Being a Leader of any sort in the church, and particularly an Apostle, a Pastor, Evangelist, Prophet, or Teacher, known in the church circles as the five-fold ministry, is a divine calling, a mantle entrusted to shepherd God’s people … Continue reading When Church/Christian Leaders Lead People Away from God: Causes and Pathways to Reconciliation
Trump, another man?
Photo of Donald Trump on Election Night Trump and Biden both call for smooth transition in historic Oval Office meeting - ABC News President-Elect Donald Trump just visited the White House at the invitation of outgoing President Joe Biden. Click on the above link to watch. As I watched the event and Trump’s speech, I … Continue reading Trump, another man?
Quincy Jones: The Legendary Maestro. 1933-2024
Credits: Wikipedia. Quincy Jones I was a teenager in London, U.K., when I first heard about Quincy Jones, popularly known in the music industry simply as “Q.” My aunt, who once lived in San Francisco, CA for many years, adores him. I learned about Q long before I smelled the shores of the USA. Sadly, … Continue reading Quincy Jones: The Legendary Maestro. 1933-2024
President-Elect Donald John Trump’s Historic Comeback: A Testament to Resilience and Vindication
Trump addressing his supporters earlier today Donald John Trump has been declared the winner of the 2024 presidential election; a moment that marks the greatest, political, historic and powerful comeback ever. With this win,Trump will be the 47th President of the United States of America to be sworn-in in January 2025. Donald J. Trump led … Continue reading President-Elect Donald John Trump’s Historic Comeback: A Testament to Resilience and Vindication
Stability in Governance: A Case To Change the Four-Year Term
The regular four-year election cycle in the United States 🇺🇸, and most countries of the world, often leads to a cycle of policy shifts as new presidents undo the work of their predecessors. This creates a stop-start dynamic that can be destabilizing for the country. While the current system provides checks and balances through term … Continue reading Stability in Governance: A Case To Change the Four-Year Term
Inglewood, CA: Fast Becoming “The City That Never Sleeps”
The City of Inglewood, once known primarily for its residential neighborhoods and proximity to Los Angeles, has rapidly transformed into a vibrant entertainment and economic hub. Earning the City of Angels its new reputation as “The City That Never Sleeps.” The latest addition of the Intuit Dome, new home of the Los Angeles Clippers, complements Inglewood’s … Continue reading Inglewood, CA: Fast Becoming “The City That Never Sleeps”
Steve Balmer, the man behind the Intuit Dome, and owner of LA Clippers
Steve Ballmer is a prominent American businessman best known for his ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers NBA team and his tenure as the CEO of Microsoft. Here’s an overview of his career and role behind Intuit Done: Ownership of the LA Clippers Acquisition: In 2014, Ballmer purchased the Los Angeles Clippers for $2 billion, … Continue reading Steve Balmer, the man behind the Intuit Dome, and owner of LA Clippers
A month to Election Day
Who will you vote for? One more opportunity to decide … click link below to watch live https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1nAKEpDdkgyxL
Oppo Research!!! A Legitimization of Dirty Flings
Oppo in Politics I learned a new word, Oppo, yesterday 😀 courtesy of WordPress CEO/founder, Matt Mullenweg. I was contemplating on which blog to publish when Matt’s blog, Charitable Contributions, popped up on my email feed. I immediately clicked on it to read. Included in the post was an embedded link, to Wikipedia, which detailed … Continue reading Oppo Research!!! A Legitimization of Dirty Flings
Part II: The Chosen One: Recognizing and Navigating the Path of Destiny
The path of The Chosen One is not Inevitable The Path of The Chosen One Part I of this post reminds us that the journey of The Chosen One is rarely straightforward. It is often marked by challenges, self-discovery, and a sense of purpose that sets them apart from others. We continue Part II with … Continue reading Part II: The Chosen One: Recognizing and Navigating the Path of Destiny
The Chosen One: Recognizing and Navigating the Path of Destiny
God’s hand is on The Chosen One The concept of "The Chosen One" has long captivated my imagination, and countless others, appearing in mythology, religion, literature, and pop culture. Often, this archetype is depicted as a person destined to fulfill a significant role, save the world, or bring about profound change either within families or … Continue reading The Chosen One: Recognizing and Navigating the Path of Destiny
Politics and/or Rule of Law?!
New York, Rule of Law, and Politics I don’t know about you, but there are aspects of the former President’s case and recent verdict that is disturbing and seems so unfair. Disclaimer I am not a legal attorney, but I believe that I am an advocate of sorts. Neither am I an ardent supporter of … Continue reading Politics and/or Rule of Law?!
Absolute Power
Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely Lord Acton “Absolute power surely corrupts absolutely.” You never know how it feels until you experience someone wielding their power over you or someone dearest to you. The above Lord Acton's famous quote, reflects a timeless truth about the nature of authority and its potential for abuse. Throughout history, countless examples … Continue reading Absolute Power
Coping Mechanisms for Career Mothers
Credits: Pexels Are you torn between your career and home? Or are you one of the few efficiently balancing both? If so, what are (or were) your secrets? Indra Nooyi, former CEO of PepsiCo, offers mothers an advice. She recommends “coping mechanisms.” Watch this video to catch it, and other advices she gave. Married for … Continue reading Coping Mechanisms for Career Mothers
So the former President was acquitted but who was really responsible?
Credits: John Cameron / Unsplash I’m sure that you’ve heard the news and I’m curious to hear your thoughts on it. I was musing on the news that the 45th President of USA, Mr. Donald Trump, was acquitted from impeachment because of a lack of two-thirds majority required to convict him. Were you happy for … Continue reading So the former President was acquitted but who was really responsible?
6 Timeless Virtues for Life and Work – Dr. Stephen R. Graves
6 Timeless Virtues for Life and Work – Dr. Stephen R. Graves — Read on stephenrgraves.com/articles/read/6-timeless-virtues-for-life-and-work-2/ Sounds like a Philosophical Tuesday with my images, right? 😊 Yep, we're going there today! . . .Do you have virtues that you live by or are known for? . . .Sharing Dr. Steve Graves’ (SG) Six Timeless Virtues. … Continue reading 6 Timeless Virtues for Life and Work – Dr. Stephen R. Graves
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