Archive for December, 2012

Black History Fact Of The Day

Inventor, Henry Brown, received a patent for his invention of the strongbox on November 2, 1886. Tweet

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Quote Of The Day

“No man is rich enough to buy back his past.” -Oscar Wilde Tweet

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Video Of The Week: Interview- Paul Mooney & Dick Gregory

An interview of Dick Gregory and Paul Mooney together. History and laughs galore! Tweet

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Black History Fact Of The Day

In 1885, the first Black professional baseball team, the Cuban Giants was formed. Tweet

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Quote Of The Day

“Action is the foundational key for all success.” -Pablo Picasso Tweet

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Anecdote Of The Week: What Effects One Effects All

“Through the crack in the wall the little mouse watched, curious, as the farmer and his wife opened a strange package. Hoping the package might contain food, the mouse was shocked to discover it was instead a mouse trap! Fleeing the farmhouse, the mouse rushed out into the farmyard intent on warning the farmer’s other […]

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Black History Fact Of The Day

George Franklin Grant received a degree from Harvard School Of Dental Medical in 1870. He also became the first African-American faculty member of Harvard University. In addition to this, he is the inventor of the golf tee. Tweet

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Quote Of The Day

“Those who give the blows forget. Those who bear the scars remember.” -A Creole Proverb Tweet

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Book Excerpt Of The Week, “Patti’s Pearls” By: Patti LaBelle

“The ability to live fully in the moment- in the time and place we are right now- is one of the greatest secrets I know of living joyfully. Because once you grasp it, freedom is very close. You stop worrying about the past and stressing out about the future. Enjoying life- not agonizing about what […]

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Definitions Better Than Webster’s: Courage

COURAGE “Courage is not, of course, the absence of fear in the face of danger. The absence of fear under such circumstances would be symptomatic of a mental disorder of one variety or another. Courage, rather, has to do with how one manages fear in the face of danger. Courage, further, is that sensitive, raw […]

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