If education is the key so why does the bigger heads make it so expensive for we.. Give them the key, oh set them free.. Enjoy!!!!
04 March, 2013
Dennis Rodman Makes History
01 March, 2013
New York City Ban
In the Metro news this morning. Its stated, A majority of New Yorkers support Mayor Micheal Bloomberg's proposed ban on Styrofoam containers, but are less supportive of his ban on large soda, according to a poll. The major's vision and effort to go green have found some on the opposite side of the fence. New York city voters support plastic foam ban 69% percent to 26%. When it comes to sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces, New Yorkers oppose 51% to 46%. The ban on sugary drinks goes into effect March 12. I find both sides of the argument a plus on the Major's part. Why not initiate something positive that will reduce obesity, especially among children. I generally believe its a step in the right direction, which will lead to the practice of better self control. In the end other cities and other states will follow. Since diabetes and heart disease is on the rise in the US, we can now be known as a healthy nation. Styrofoam cups as we have known for a long time is problematic for the environment, because when fumes are released into the atmosphere the chemicals that we inhale spell doom for our bodies and our internal organs. Some will argue well its cheaper for companies to purchase, its the only alternative they know, but there is no greater value than human life. I applaud the city for looking into other alternatives, which would force food places to use containers.
Foam trays in school cafeterias would be eliminated as well, which will teach students to be more environmental aware. I support the mayor's vision when it comes to these issues. Lets push for a Greener New York.
25 February, 2013
Survival Kit Haiti Foundation
This weekend I had the opportunity to provide my services to those in need. Along with my sister and other youth volunteers, we helped pack and sort basic goods to the victims of the devastating earthquake in Haiti. From school supplies to everyday basic necessities such as soap, toothbrushes, shampoo, etc,volunteers were willing to pitch in and get their hands dirty. The young ladies were in charge of gathering the school supplies and packing them in barrels, while the young men gathered boxes, filled with clothes, toys and goods and loaded them to the front for the pickup trucks. I had a great experience helping out and getting to know them personable. Knowing that the future is in the hands of these dedicated individuals that are willing to make a difference gives me hope that the future is bright.
13 February, 2013
Ways To Get Your Heart Pumping
Since its Valentines Day, I wanted to approach the day of love in a different light. Its been said, you can not love others unless you love yourself. What better way to exemplify that than finding way to get your heart pumping.
1) Exercise: Yoga is a great way to pump your heart and control your breathing at the same time. It clears ones mind and connect oneself to a higher level of consciousness. This exercise also brings relaxation to your mind and body. Having the opportunity to have tried yoga myself I can't disagree
2) Space and Clarity: A peaceful environment where you can mediate and get away from life's stressful problems is also another way to keep your heart regulated. A peaceful place where there is not a lot of people around such as a hike up the mountains or a walk on a riverfront provides a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere
3) Laughter: Nothing charges the heart more than laughter. Comedy clubs, or comedy shows, funny flicks or sitting around joking with your family and friends keeps you youthful, most importantly it adds more years to your life line.
4) Entertainment: Nothing says fun and health in the same breath than dancing. Not only is dancing fun, but the constant movement keeps you energized and your heart pumping. Take it from me. Dancing can sometime beat going to the gym.
Happy Valentines Day
03 February, 2013
Black History Month: Black In America
29 January, 2013
Baseball Player Stepping Up To The Plate On Global Warming
From the Japan Tsunami, to Hurricane Sandy in New York and the wildfires in Australia, the world as we know it is changing and at a rapid pace. We have forgotten the elements of the clean air and the protection of the rays of the sun and the significance and seriousness of its affect and how it can spell doom for our planet. There is a battle going on, and its not just with mother nature, but with ourselves. For the past several decades, there has been natural disasters happening all over the world and we are taking way too much of a passive approach on the matter. Think about 50 years from now, when we no longer have the layers to protect us from the sun, therefore causing water levels to rise all over the world, because of the ice caps breaking off into the ocean. Not only that, but the extremely mild temperatures and extremely cold temperatures that will cause an ecological imbalance. I am writing this piece because there are some whom are taken their responsibility to a new plateau for the greater good of mankind. Yankees captain Derek Jeter stepped up to the plate when it comes to fighting climate change, he went to Switzerland for a convention to bring awareness to global warming. I'm sure the affects of hurricane Sandy grabbed his attention, but it shouldn't only grab his attention, but ours as well, because whether or not we realize, the more we linger and ignore the possibilities of our home and the fatalities that it will cause, the more we dismiss that fact we are out of touch with nature than we realize.
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