This past Wednesday March 27 was the last day of The Bible Experience exhibit in the meat packing industry in New York City that I could not miss. When I arrived at 14th street I realized that I forgot to bring the address with me but thankfully I found myself right in front of the … Continue reading »
Reblogged from urban spiritual: How often do you go about your day thinking only of yourself? You may think of others, but it may only occur as an anxiety or excitement related to how that person will affect your day, your mood, YOUR state of being. This is perfectly natural…Keep Reading at the new Urban … Continue reading »
The moment I opened Clive Davis’s memoir “The Soundtrack Of My Life” I looked for the table of contents to read what he had written about Kelly Clarkson since she had posted on Twitter that Clive Davis was spreading lies and rumors about her and her music in his new book. I remember sympathizing with … Continue reading »
Reblogged from Roger Tharpe: For the promises of God to be performed in your life you must love God. He must be the object of your affection and not just a byword used when you’re in trouble. You must make a commitment to put him first and for him to become your God. For the … Continue reading »
Reblogged from mstarz pop: The punk band My Chemical Romance has confirmed that the 12 year old group will break up in an official statement on their website. The Grammy-nominated group will not be going on any more tours or making new music together. The website statement read: “Being in this band for the past … Continue reading »
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Who said music doesn’t pay anymore? Clive Davis’s memoir, The Soundtrack of My Life, is now in its fourth week on the New YorkTimes‘ bestseller list. The book takes readers from his days as a youth in Brooklyn through his rise as a music executive to the heights of a legendary career. As chief of Columbia Records and, later, … Continue reading »
Reblogged from mstarz pop: The Library of Congress has chosen 25 new songs to include in its National Recording Registry for preservation, and one of those songs is Simon and Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence.” Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel wrote this iconic song in response to the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy. … Continue reading »
Reblogged from K 104.7 FM: Buy the tiny cottage that he wrote ‘Born To Run’ in! You can buy it all, or just a part – curiously enough. Me? I’d want the whole thing – heck – talk about history! Brenda Matthews here. As a Radio Personality, and like you, we’re sent, tons of e-mails … Continue reading »
Reblogged from EZ-103.1 FM – Continuous Soft Rock – Palm Springs and Palm Desert Radio Station: With President Obama having just started his second term as commander in chief, it seems only fitting that the First Lady would make a repeat appearance on the cover of Vogue as well. In next month’s Body issue, Michelle Obama … Continue reading »
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President Barack Obama visited the Argonne National Laboratory outside Chicago today to promote his Energy Security Trust proposal and complain about the damage that sequestration is doing to scientific research. The Energy Security Trust is not a new idea—Obama unveiled it in his State of the Union speech. The president wants to set aside $2 billion in royalties from oil and natural … Continue reading »
Take one good, long last look at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, a defining landmark of New York City. It is about to disappear for two or three years under a cocoon of scaffolding, inside and out, that will permit a $177 million rehabilitation project to unfold, the most extensive work at the cathedral in generations. Come to … Continue reading »
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Reblogged from mstarz pop: Last week, it was revealed that Emmy-winning actress Valerie Harper had been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, but she is staying positive according to an interview with the TODAY Show’s Savannah Guthrie. Simply put, the “Mary Tyler Moore Show” star is staying optimistic despite her three to six months of life … Continue reading »
If developing your intuition or psychic intelligence is something that interests you and you want to learn from real and genuine psychics you should read Psychic Intelligence by Terry and Linda Jamison, The Psychic Twins. I finished reading Psychic Intelligence last week and the writings by Terry and Linda have been healing to me. I never spoke to anyone … Continue reading »
Ana has appeared in a number of advertisements and magazines outside of the fitness industry. She is a perfect example that you don’t have to win shows or be a pro to find success in the fitness industry. Ana won month three of the FLEX Online Model Search and went on to be crowned the … Continue reading »
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Reblogged from blabbermouth on duty: Greening Le Tory Burch by blogginchic featuring colorful belts Love it! Continue reading »
This was the first question that came to mind early this morning. Today I realized how much my life has changed since I decided to take a leap of faith in May 2010. I remember how scary it was to make the decision to start a new life and change my entire inner world. To … Continue reading »
