Category Archives: Music

Meet Dr. Wendy A. Okolo | At age 26 she obtained a PhD in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Texas at Arlington

She is an award-winning Associate Project Manager and Aerospace Researcher Engineer focused on flight dynamics, vehicle controls, and systems health monitoring in the Intelligent Systems Division at NASA – National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Dr Wendy Okolo is also an avid supporter of changing the narrative of underrepresentation in STEM, particularly for young girls, career woman, and people of color. Continue reading

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Fear Is A Liar

Worship Song of the Day:
“Fear Is a Liar” by Zach Williams. Let this song be a bold declaration over your life today. As you listen, let the truth of God’s love and faithfulness drown out the voice of fear, and step into the freedom and courage that is yours in Christ. Continue reading

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Madonna puts 1.6 Million People on the Dancefloor at Copacabana Beach | Concert Generates R$300 Million Financial Return

Madonna turned Copacabana Beach into ‘the world’s largest dancefloor’: 1,6 million people! Continue reading

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Public Speaking: What Amazing Nonsense You Are Talking!

What Is Your Greatest Fear? Mine Used To Be ===> #PublicSpeaking: What #Amazing Nonsense You Are Talking! ===>https://amzn.to/4bi5m2x <=== To be a good public speaker, never give up. Face your fear. “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but … Continue reading

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Into Your Arms: Ava Max

… I’m out of my head, out of my mind, oh, IIf you let me, I’ll beOut of my dress and into your arms tonightYeah, I’m lost without itFeels like I’m always waitin’I need you to come get meOut of my … Continue reading

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La Vela Puerca – Zafar: Soy de la cuidad

** Soy de la cuidad con todo lo que vesCon su ruido, con su gente, consume vejezY no puedo evitar, el humo que entra hoyPero igual sigo creciendo, soy otro carbónNo voy a imaginar, la pena en los demásCompro aire … Continue reading

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Mil Pasos: ¿Y cuándo volverás?

Mil Pasos by Soha Mil Pasos (Kisomba) from Rey Rodriguez Productions on Vimeo. Un paso me voy para siempreUn paso fuerteUn paso hacia adelante Dos pasos, me voy sin mirarteTan lejos piséDos pasos y ya te olvidéTres pasos ya soy … Continue reading

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PASAMOS AGOSTO! CON PUNTA Y TACO CELEBRANDO EL 18!

¿Por qué celebramos el 18? Señora Directora: ¿Por qué se celebran las fiestas patrias el 18 de septiembre? Esta es una pregunta que cobra relevancia toda vez que en los textos de estudio se señala que dicho día se conmemora … Continue reading

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Lauren Daigle: You Say

You Say (Tu Dices) Lauren Daigle I keep fighting voices in my mind that say I’m not enough Every single lie that tells me I will never measure up Am I more than just the sum of every high and … Continue reading

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JESUS WAS A PERSON OF COLOR – Written by Roger Campo

RIP George Floyd Words and speeches are no longer enough. Peace does not mean silence. The peaceful protests must continue. Maybe we can start with a truth and reconciliation commission. In the meantime, we must keep the pressure on. Black … Continue reading

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