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    Archive for April, 2010

     

    In April 2010 Prevent Child Abuse ~ Heal The Child

    Apr 27, 2010 in We Think

    Who will cry for the little boy?
    *By Antwone Fisher

    who will cry for the little boy?
    Lost and all alone.
    Who will cry for the little boy?
    Abandoned without his own?

    Who will cry for the little boy?
    He cried himself to sleep.
    Who will cry for the little boy?
    He never had for keeps.

    Who will cry for the little boy?
    He walked the burning sand
    Who will cry for the little boy?
    The boy inside the man.

    Who will cry for the little boy?
    Who knows well hurt and pain
    Who will cry for the little boy?
    He died again and again.

    Who will cry for the little boy?
    A good boy he tried to be
    Who will cry for the little boy?
    Who cries inside of me

    *Antwone Fisher is an acclaimed best selling author, poet, producer and screenwriter. Fisher is also a survivor of child abuse.

    April is the month of springtime renewal. It is also the time when we celebrate the earth and make commitments to saving our planet and preserving it for the next generation of humans, plants and other animals on the land, in the sea and in the air.

    April is also  Child Abuse Awareness Month. As we are working to preserve our planet,  wouldn’t it be wonderful to develop humans who are kind and loving to other humans? Wouldn’t it be great if the parents who are nurturing the young ones insure they provide protection and love to help the children develop into well adjusted balanced, caring adults by confronting their own issues of past incidents of abuse? (more…)

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    Benjamin Hooks Attorney, Civil Rights Activist, Baptist Minister

    Apr 25, 2010 in We Think

    “A young black man can’t understand what it means to have something he’s never been denied. I can’t make them understand the mental relief I feel at the rights we have. It almost infuriates me that people don’t understand what integration has done for this country.”
    ~ the late Benjamin Hooks in an interview with
    U.S. News & World Report~

    Benjamin Lawson Hooks was a son of the American South. (more…)

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    Goldman Sachs: Financial World’s Little (Big) Piggies

    Apr 25, 2010 in We Think

    “Have you seen the bigger piggies
    In their starched white shirts
    You will find the bigger piggies
    Stirring up the dirt
    Always have clean shirts to play around in.”

    “In their sties with all their backing
    They don’t care what goes on around
    In their eyes there’s something lacking
    What they need’s a damn good whacking.
    “Everywhere there’s lots of piggies
    Living piggy lives…” ~ George Harrison

    All this talk about Goldman Sachs— the fraud, greed and malfeasance associated with the so-called financial experts at the world’s largest global investment banking and securities management company has brought to mind a tune written by the late George Harrison a member of the Beatles and recorded by the the Fab Four many years ago, 1968, for the White Album. How prescient those mop-headed Brits were.

    The decision makers at Goldman Sachs, have been since 1869, (more…)

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    Dorothy Height: Educator, Activist For American Blacks And Womens Rights

    Apr 22, 2010 in We Think

    Dorothy Irene Height a renown and respected educator and activist has died. She was a champion for women and a champion for Black people in the United States and elsewhere around the world.

    Dorothy Height was born in Virginia and at a young age moved to Pennsylvania with her family. When she was 17 years-old she was admitted to Barnard College; (more…)

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    Designer of First Successful PC Henry Edward Roberts Dead in Macon, Georgia

    Apr 02, 2010 in We Think


    He is known as an engineer, entrepreneur, and later in life a medical doctor. He will forever be known as the designer of the first commercially successful personal computer the Altair 8080.

    In 1975 Henry Edward Roberts, called “Ed” by friends, family and associates, through his company Micro Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems or MITS; brought his computer to the public with the help of Bill Gates and Paul Allen who developed the language, BASIC, and wrote the program to operate the machine.

    Ultimately  Roberts’ machine would become the PC we’re all using today. The BASIC language of the machine’s operating system (OS) has become the Microsoft Windows operating system we all know and some love to hate. (more…)

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    Jessye Norman: World Renowned Opera Superstar from Augusta, Georgia, U.S.A.

    Apr 02, 2010 in We Think

    “Jessye Norman said not long ago that she simply “would like it to be that it made a difference to some people that I came and went, that I was here.” She has made a difference to anyone who loves music, and indeed it matters quite a lot that she is here: Jessye Norman, a great American singer.”~ from Kennedy Center: Biographical Information for Jessye Norman

    We echo those sentiments. Ms Jessye Norman, is the youngest recipient of the Kennedy Center Honors

    Norman’s vocal range is uncommonly wide, encompassing all female voice registers from contralto to high dramatic soprano.

    When she was 16 years-old, Norman was entered in to the Marian Anderson Vocal Competition in Philadelphia. (more…)

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    Starbucks: New Sizes Bigger (128 fl oz) and Smaller (2 fl oz) Cups Debut Fall 2010

    Apr 01, 2010 in We Think

    This is news from Seattle, Washington, Starbucks  headquarters on Thursday April 1, 2010


    Starbucks
    announced today, through its VP of Volume, the introduction of two new beverage sizes in stores in the U. S. and Canada this Fall.

    Plenta™ (128 fl oz) and Micra™ (2 fl oz) cups arrive in Starbucks stores this Fall. Derived from Italian word for plentiful or small, (more…)

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