Dawn being Dawn at ESPYs
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One of the rail projects is that stupid rail project in California. It has been a black hole of money for several years now.
It’s everywhere!
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Baptists Announce Dancing Now Allowed, But Only If It’s The Trump Dance
NASHVILLE — The Southern Baptist Convention has long had a strict "frown upon" policy on dancing among its membership, but that's about to change. The SBC's executive committee announced Thursday that dancing is now permitted, provided it is the Trump Dance.
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This is despicable and yes, someone should be prosecuted and sent to jail. I can’t believe the deep state festers in FEMA.
Given the silly anger and misunderstandings over DEI and how it became a political topic for one political party so they could certain people mad and win vote
I wanted to share the DEI offerings the company I use to work for (I still do work for them a few times a month) announced on Monday for the holiday season. Courses are typically 1 to 1.5 hours and employees are free to sign up for one if they wish. They are typically offered over lunch as "lunch and learn sessions."
There are only 3 offered this time of year because of the holidays.
1) Holiday Season for Soldiers. Less than 1% of the American population serves in the Armed Forced. Many people admit that they do not have much knowledge about how military families cope with being separated over the holidays. Our own employee Veteran's Committee is sponsoring this 1 hour presentation. Everyone is invited to tune in via computer.
The guest speaker is a military wife of a 21-year service member who will talk about the impacts to families and some of the things she does to help young families facing separation and will share some ideas of what employers, communities and extended family can do to help.
2) Holidays in Spanish Speaking Cultures. This 1 hour presentation focuses on what holidays look like for many Latino families given there are so many different traditions. Some our Latino co-workers and friends might have similar but slightly different traditions. We will talk about the origins of some of the most popular ones and why they can be very important to some families.
3) Winter Impacts on Rural Appalachia. Many people in this almost forgotten area of our own country face high levels of poverty, homelessness and the holiday season can be especially difficult in these areas for children. Coupled with approaching winter weather, this can be a challenging time for these families. Our guest is a current missionary and former social worker who has over 10 years of experience working in rural eastern Kentucky and West Virginia and will speak to some of the issues that are of greatest need and will offer some helpful tips to those who might be interested in learning more about this area of the United States and would like to offer meaningful assistance.
I wanted to share the DEI offerings the company I use to work for (I still do work for them a few times a month) announced on Monday for the holiday season. Courses are typically 1 to 1.5 hours and employees are free to sign up for one if they wish. They are typically offered over lunch as "lunch and learn sessions."
There are only 3 offered this time of year because of the holidays.
1) Holiday Season for Soldiers. Less than 1% of the American population serves in the Armed Forced. Many people admit that they do not have much knowledge about how military families cope with being separated over the holidays. Our own employee Veteran's Committee is sponsoring this 1 hour presentation. Everyone is invited to tune in via computer.
The guest speaker is a military wife of a 21-year service member who will talk about the impacts to families and some of the things she does to help young families facing separation and will share some ideas of what employers, communities and extended family can do to help.
2) Holidays in Spanish Speaking Cultures. This 1 hour presentation focuses on what holidays look like for many Latino families given there are so many different traditions. Some our Latino co-workers and friends might have similar but slightly different traditions. We will talk about the origins of some of the most popular ones and why they can be very important to some families.
3) Winter Impacts on Rural Appalachia. Many people in this almost forgotten area of our own country face high levels of poverty, homelessness and the holiday season can be especially difficult in these areas for children. Coupled with approaching winter weather, this can be a challenging time for these families. Our guest is a current missionary and former social worker who has over 10 years of experience working in rural eastern Kentucky and West Virginia and will speak to some of the issues that are of greatest need and will offer some helpful tips to those who might be interested in learning more about this area of the United States and would like to offer meaningful assistance.
Black and Blue is good. Rural counties like Chesterfield, Marlboro, Edgefield, Colleton and Williamsburg have seen considerable improvements.
March 2020
March 2023
