How U.S. interference in Cuba creates a false picture of its society
By Manolo De Los Santos and Vijay Prashad / Globetrotter
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Opinion
Revenue, profit, cash flow management – BasilL Springer Column (October 4, 2021)
"Watch yourselves, so that you may not lose what we have worked for, but may win a full reward." - 2 John 1:8
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The Perfection Myth
Imagine how it must feel to get something so right that there are no flaws, no deviation from expectations, nothing but pure unadulterated perfection.
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Inaugural Visa Award
12 Oct 2021 - Olympian Rayssa Leal and Paralympian Holly Robinson, the first fan-voted winners of the Visa Award, respectively select Social Skate and Ronald McDonald House for donations from Worldwid...
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A touch of spice
One of the rules of successful cooking is the addition of spices and salts. When properly applied these flavor enhancers transform ordinary ingredients into works of art.
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Costumes
Costumes, uniforms, and appropriate dress rules are important to most in our society. We expect doctors with stethoscopes, scientists in white lab coats, police in uniform wearing a badge.
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Easy isn’t always better
How many times have you gotten advice to take the easy path, the quickest road?
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‘Naively ambitious’: How COVAX failed on its promise to vaccinate the world
By Olivia Goldhill — STAT and Rosa Furneaux — The Bureau of Investigative Journalism
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