Archive for January 18th, 2009

A Civil Rights Victory Party on the Mall

Sunday, January 18th, 2009

National Park Service

The National Mall was once the site of a slave market like this one in the 1840s in Washington.

WASHINGTON — Joseph Burrucker, 82, was an air traffic controller with the Tuskegee Airmen in the 1940s. For the last few weeks, he has been working out at a gym near his home in Shaker Heights, Ohio, trying to get in shape so that when he comes to Barack Obama’s inauguration, he will be able to walk, albeit with a cane, to his seat.

A Civil Rights Victory Party on the Mall – NYTimes.com.

Miracles Global at Holy Name School in Camden

Sunday, January 18th, 2009

I am so very proud of and honored to know Jeff Jones & the Miracles Global, Inc.  family. This exemplary grassroots non-profit organization of students sets the standard for the selfless community service that President Elect Obama often speaks of. I encourage you to join and support them in their endeavors. Please follow @miraclesglobal on Twitter & Join their Facebook Group to keep abreast of all they are doing to make this world a better place, especially for children in need.

Traveling in Native America – Arizona: A Valley of history

Sunday, January 18th, 2009

Get in touch with America’s past with offerings from these small businesses owned by tribal members.

Arizona: A Valley of history

Arizona: A Valley of history

The view from one of the hotel’s balconies of Monument Valley.

The View Hotel stands right inside the spectacular Monument Valley. You can take Navajo-led hiking and jeep tours of the mitten rock formations, ancient Anasazi dwellings, petroglyphs and natural arches. An all-day jeep tour costs $118, including lunch. The hotel, owned by Armanda Ortega, a member of the Navajo Nation, opened in December. Room rates range from $99 to $225.

Traveling in Native America – Arizona: A Valley of history (1) – Small Business.

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  • February 3
    “It is not impossible that it might occur to man to imagine himself the equal of God, or to imagine God the equal of man, but not to imagine that God would make himself into the likeness of man; for if God gave no sign, how could it enter into the mind of man that […]
  • February 2
    “So they sat in their quiet sorrow: they did not harden themselves against the consolation of the world; they were humble enough to acknowledge that life is a dark saying, and as in their thought they were swift to listen to see if there might be an explanatory word, so were they also slow to […]
  • February 1
    “But when it is a duty to love, there no test is needed and the insulting stupidity of wishing to test is superfluous; since love is higher than any proof, it has already more than met the test, in the same sense that faith ‘more than conquers.’ The very fact of testing always presupposes a […]
  • January 31
    “Why did Kant begin with quantity, Hegel with quality?” ——————————————————– ~Source: The Journals (1842) Author: Søren Kierkegaard Filed under: Blooms Tagged: The Journals (1842) […]
  • January 30
    “Oh, the sins of passion and of the heart — how much nearer to salvation than the sins of reason!” ——————————————————– ~Source: The Journals (18??) Author: Søren Kierkegaard Filed under: Blooms Tagged: The Journals […]
  • January 29
    “If it is certain that death exists, which it is; if it is certain that with death’s decision all is over; if it is certain that death itself never becomes involved in giving any explanation — well, then it is a matter of understanding oneself, and the earnest understanding is that if death is night […]
  • January 28
    “My grief is my castle, which like an eagle’s nest is built high up on the mountain peaks among the clouds; nothing can storm it. From it I fly down into reality to seize my prey; but I do not remain down there, I bring it home with me, and this prey is a picture […]
  • January 27
    “People reproach others for fearing God too much. Quite rightly, for in order really to love God it is necessary to have feared God; the bourgeois’ love of God begins when vegetable life is most active, when the hands are comfortably folded on the stomach, and the head sinks back into the cushions of the […]
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