Carol City, Florida rapper Rick Ross will make a surprise appearance at the Miami Gardens Job Corps tomorrow. Ross will be on hand tomorrow (March 31) in his old neighborhood of Carol City, where the Job Corps center is located. He will encourage students to pursue their academic or career technical training to improve their lives. Job Corps is a free education and career technical training program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor, which aims to help young people ages 16-24. Dur
This is is my weekly link post. It is here that I note the web sites and posts that I have run across that interest me – whether it be related to work or play. Application Development/Design Matthew Podwysocki Talks Functional Programming with Erik Meijer . Scott Hanselman continues his great link series with The Weekly Source Code 39 – Commodore 64 Emulator in Silverlight 3. Good article from BlackWasp demonstrating how to Launch Processes From .NET Applications . M
Dear Readers, Thank you for being so patient with me today. I have come across a problem and need your help. Every weekend I have to select a number of articles for this review. The reality is that I could easily triple the length of the list with out changing the quality. Is anyone interested in a longer weekly wisdom roundup. If you guys like the idea. I’m thinking about creating a longer weekly wisdom roundup and maybe charging a couple bucks a month or per year (to help me maintain web
This Week in Yankees History March 29th- April 4th March 29th 1917 – Former Yankees minor league OF Tommy Holmes was born. In 1937, Tommy was signed by the Yankees as an amateur free agent. Unable to crack the Yankees starting outfield of Charlie Keller, Tommy Henrich and Joe DiMaggio, he was traded to the Braves in 1942 for 1B Buddy Hassett, OF Gene Moore and cash. He would have a successful MLB career with the Braves and Dodgers in the NL, finishing with a lifetime BA of .302 i
. There’s a good reason that this documentary appears on 76 different top ten lists for 2008, and out of 286 top critics surveyed, it averaged 7th in the top 10. The film is an utterly apolitical insight into the events of 1974 in which a supremely talented tightrope walker, the French daredevil Philippe Petit, made an illegal traverse between the two towers of the World Trade Center just after it was built. At the time the towers represented the highest buildings in the world, and became a dr
