It is early July, well before this article goes online, yet the landscape is pretty clear from where I stand. The U.S. and China both raised tariffs on $34 billion worth of goods Friday, July 6. This did not deter…
One afternoon, after a grueling math exam, Ayomah’s math teacher, the old and lean Mr. Jacksotto Tobacco, smoking a thin hand-rolled cigarette, sat them together to recount a news story he’d read from a newspaper. It was a heart-warming piece…
“suppose that we are happy” Albert Camus – 1942 Negri and Hardt, quite successfully, have identified four types of people created by the neo-liberal economic crisis. The first type is the Indebted. It is the man who has a lot…
In all through those years since the late 1960’s the United States has evolved into a nation that ceased to learn from the lessons of the past as to what made America such a the great nation. This was the…
It is quite apparent that the DNC as well as the most of our political leaders continues to be oblivious to the real crisis facing America today. Not only are they noncommittal to the mounting inequality but are intent in…
Lake beautification is the new city fad. Recent developments like GHMC – Raheja Group partnership to beautify Durgam Cheruvu confirms investors inclination towards enhancing lakes. All well-intentioned moves of stakeholders like the government and the private parties. But the question…
We’ve all heard the saying; “Pennywise Pound Foolish,” and yet, so often we don’t consider the philosophical significance of it. Nor, do we realize the endless ways to apply this wisdom-filled phrase. Let’s talk about a few examples where we…
The Believer’s life is not developed by adopting a new way of living, but rather by a stepping away from the “pre-salvation” experience. So many times we try to incorporate our new creation into the framework of our old created…
A poignant thought, or, perhaps, call it a critical issue, crossed my mind recently regarding law, morality, and justice as applied for human beings who essentially have no voice in determining their right to live and survive being murdered. This…
A few years ago I had the thrill of visiting Washington, D.C. A “Hop-on-hop off” tram took me around the city while the driver served as tour guide. What a thrill to see the places that I had only viewed…
The U.S. economy added 213,000 jobs in June, more than the 195,000 expected. Job numbers for May were revised up to 244,000 from 223,00. How is it then that unemployment jumped from 3.8% to 4.0%? Welcome to the new reality…
Over one million plastic bags are used every minute in the United States. This means that each person consumes 22 thousand bags over the course of their lifetime. Although recycling has grown over the past several decades, only 13% of…
Environment management services provide various services which include vacuum enhanced recovery of product transfers, support for various industrial service, and, dewatering, emergency response and storage tank management needs. Environment clean companies who owns and operates and provide services as a…
We used – to believe, apathy, was one of the main obstacles, to electing the finest public leaders! This nation, which, often, proudly, stated, it was the beacon, in the world, in terms of our democratic principles, and freedoms/ liberties,…
Friedrich Ebert played an extremely important role in the story of German democracy. As the first ever democratically elected president of Germany, and also as the leader of the Social Democratic campaign, he made seminal efforts in getting about the…
