Donald Hears a Boo Hoo
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This Day in History – November 29
November 29 1760 – Britain’s Major Roger Rogers takes control of Detroit 1775 – The Second Continental Congress establishes the Committee of Secret Correspondence to communicate a “Patriot” interpretation of events in Britain’s North American colonies to solicit aid in the American war effort 1777 – The city of San Jose, California is founded 1787 […] The post This Day […]
Getting Ready for What Lies Ahead- Whatever That May Be
Some call it “prepping,” some call it crazy. I call it just being ready, sort of like the Boy Scout motto, “Always Prepared, Always Ready.” Prepared or ready for what? Well, you just never know what life or the world may throw at you. And being prepared is more than food and water set […] The post Getting Ready […]
Smart Charitable Giving – Making Sure the Charity You Choose is Using Your Money Wisely
Some people think of the Holidays and tax time as the appropriate time of year to contribute to charities, while others hold the view that giving back or paying it forward is a wise thing to do throughout the yearly calendar. I’ve often heard from people who manage private non-profit organizations such as missions, that […] The post Smart Charitable […]
Hypocrisy is in Fashion for 2017
Designer Sophie Theallet, who has dressed Michele Obama for the last eight years, has stated she will never dress Melania Trump and has urged fellow designers to follow suit. She stated in part: “I am well aware it is not wise to get involved in politics. That said, as a family owned company, our bottom line […] The post Hypocrisy is […]
Cindy’s Corner Announces our First Holiday Giveaway for One Lucky Listener
Kidz Entertainment Heads Into the Holiday Season with Toy Donations, Another Promotion with E-Commerce Giant Zulily, and MORE! The Long Island Based Toy Company Who Recently Donated to Baldwin Halloween Festival Continues to Grow with Further Charitable Contributions and Upcoming Promotional Events Baldwin, NY (November 2016) — With the Holiday season almost upon us, Long Island […] The post Cindy’s Corner […]
Reflections of Thanksgiving
I suppose if there is a downside to our free market republic it would be that the drive to make money overshadows the true meaning of holidays and events. Of course, the founders warned us that our type of government is only suitable for a moral and virtuous society. The victim and entitlement classes have […] The post Reflections of […]
Fidel Castro is Gone. Raul is in Charge. What’s Next for Cuba and the US?
There have been many premature reports of the death of Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, over the years – the most recent of which, was reported on January 9th of last year, the Times describing the chronic nature of the rumors as inducing “rumor fatigue” and comparing them to unconfirmed UFO sightings. Foreign policy observers were […] The post Fidel Castro […]
This Day in History – November 28
November 28 1520 – Spanish explorer Ferdinand Magellan enters the Pacific 1582 – An 18-year old William Shakespeare marries 26-year old Anne Hathaway in Stratford-upon-Avon 1628 – English preacher and writer John Bunyan is born 1729 – Natchez Indians massacre French settlers and soldiers at Fort Rosalie, Louisiana, killing roughly 300 1757 – English poet […] The post This Day […]
This Day in History – November 27
November 27 43 BC – Octavian, Lepidus and Antony form the triumvirate of Rome 511 – Clovis, King of the Franks, dies and the kingdom is divided amongst his four sons 1095 – Pope Urban II makes an appeal for warriors to relieve Jerusalem in one of the most influential speeches of the Middle Ages, […] The post This Day […]