Recently on Twitter: Weekly Digest 2010-02-07

This is something I’m trying for the first time: a weekly digest of my Tweets. Most of my Twitter friends are not on my Facebook, Linkedin, or newsletter  lists.

Wondering how the French Quarter festivities in NOLA will look like tonight! Geaux Saints…yeah! #sb44 #
Saints up 7 points…that is why replays are so important! FIFA [...]

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My Haiti Trip: Postponed…

Dear friends, family, and supporters:
I have sad news. My trip to Haiti, scheduled for February 8th, has been postponed. I don’t know the full details, but I trust the decision is in God’s best interest. On a positive note, it gives me more time to prepare and raise support. For those of you just tuning [...]

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A Decade in Review: Tech, Business and You

I want to invite you into a quick journey of the last decade. A journey that started with the Apocalyptic craze of Y2K and witnessed how technology turned the world from 6-degrees of separation to 6-pixels of separation; eventually reaching the Great Recession.  America also elected the first Black president in history while Google took [...]

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Words of Wisdom for Today – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

“Power at its best is LOVE implementing the demands of justice. Justice at its best is LOVE correcting everything that stands against LOVE.” -MLK, 1967.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) was an American [...]

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An Urban Legend and A Response to Pat Robertson: Did He Go Too Far?

In this article, I want to address “Haiti’s pact with the devil” and a response to the insensitive remarks by Pat Robertson.
A lot has been said about Haiti and this is only the beginning. My other blog posts can wait. Haiti has captured my heart. More than 100,000 are presumably dead. The earthquake has been [...]

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How to Pray for Haiti and its People

Why help Haiti? Haitians are extremely vulnerable because of poor infrastructure and extreme poverty (poorest in the Western Hemisphere). We can take care of the poor in crisis.

Haitians are a people in crisis and need all the help possible. It is our duty to love [and help] our neighbor as we love ourselves.
Because we have too [...]

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Human Trafficking in the 21st Century is No Joke

Few things infuriate me. Human trafficking is one of them.
This form of modern-day slavery is the 2nd largest illegal industry after drug trade. It is a highly sophisticated form of organized crime that has overtaken the illegal trade of weaponry today. The UN estimates that 1-4 million people are trafficked worldwide every year. [...]

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Five Days After Being Unplugged from Technology + a New Resolution

Some of my online friends pointed out that I was “disconnected” and MIA for 5-6 days. I really had no idea. By no means, did I plan to take a break from the web during the first days of the year. I got caught up with people, conversation, and social events.
And I am so glad I [...]

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Four Questions to Sharpen your Vision and a Reminder to Count Your Blessings

We are hours away from the New Year. I am excited to witness (and be part) of what God will do in 2010!
I feel ready because I’ve done my homework. I’ve taken the time to process the year and take it all in: the good, the bad, and the ugly. What is done, it’s done [...]

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When Danny Showed Up: God of Second Chances

Carlos Whitaker (artist, musician, and blogger) rallied his crew to shoot the EPK for his new record at a park in Atlanta.
Suddenly, Danny, a homeless guy that happened to be around, showed up and approached Carlos and the crew. Danny knelt down, lifted his hands, and with tears on his eyes…

Carlos blogged about this:
If you [...]

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