Published in August 30th, 2009
Sharing a few inspirational sounds for the church crowd. You probably know a few. Take a listen.
These are some that I became familiar with in the southern church. Some were popular choir or congregational songs and others were commonly sung by deacons to start off services like the acappella selections.
All things new are built on […]
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Published in August 28th, 2009
Today’s meme was beginning to become a challenge because, being from a musical family, there aren’t many types of music that I didn’t listen to while growing up. Then I thought of that genre that is most wide spread but which I’ve only listened to when something has been popular enough to cross over […]
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Published in August 24th, 2009
If you haven’t been to your neighborhood branch of the Chicago Public Library you should see how they have incorporated technology to make your literary experience convenient. You have to log into the website with your library card number and zip code. Look to the far right of the browser window and click on the […]
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Published in August 21st, 2009
My high school prom was 1986 and the theme was “If Only For One Night”. I think I even still have the glass stashed away somewhere. These were the years when Luther made all the girls swoon. Take a listen.
A few years before then, the Gap Band had burst on the scene. Whenever your heart […]
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Published in August 21st, 2009
This was last week’s meme but I’ll chime in on it anyway. Everything ever made by Prince has been banned from YouTube (darned lavender music Nazis) but until the Purple One figures it out and throws a fit you can find some of his material on the Fanpop and on Dailymotion web video players. Here’s […]
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Published in August 18th, 2009
One of the really cool things about Facebook is that although designed as a general social site with fun applications you can share with friends for laughs, it is also a very customizable platform. To be specific you can establish a more professional presence on Facebook if you like. It depends on the precedent you’ve […]
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Published in August 12th, 2009
Have you been looking for a reliable skin moisturizer that actually moisturizes? Let me recommend one that could prove to be more effective than your typical lotions. I think it even beats the usual natural alternatives like aloe and cocoa butter.
I’m referring to African shea butter. It’s made from the fruit of the shea tree […]
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Published in August 10th, 2009
If your regular store bought soaps are creating a sensitive reaction in your skin or you’re not getting the cleansing effect you were hoping for maybe a more natural solution is the answer to that problem. I recently came across a product called African Black Soap at an arts festival. If you’re familiar with shea […]
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Published in August 9th, 2009
Here’s an encouraging word you can tape on your dashboard or fridge door along with some matching music from Douglas Miller for your iPod.
Psalms 118:24
This is the day which the LORD hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.
Play the clip and sing along with the scrolling lyrics widget.
Unspeakable Joy
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Published in August 6th, 2009
If you’re like I used to be a few years ago, occasionally you’ll have lumps in your armpits. Check the label on your deoderant/anti perspirant. Very likely that’s the culprit. It’s probably the aluminum content that your skin is reacting to. The solution that is typically recommended is alternating two different deoderants daily and for […]
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