Tuff Times For College Graduates

By On February 28, 2012 · Leave a Comment

These days being a college graduate does not mean much. What was once promised to you back in the 1990′s is now a dream. Back then you could get a student loan, go to college then graduate and get a job. Once in your new job you started making good money and paid back your student loan in a few years. Yes, going to college meant that you would soon own a home and a new car.

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Haiti and Simone Bolivar of Venezuela

By On February 7, 2012 · Leave a Comment

He was a white aristocrat in Venezuela from a Spanish family of great wealth that spanned generations.

His family had Encomienda’s which were native American slaves and later on used African slaves to run their many enterprises which included gold mine and sugarcane plantations.

jacmel bolivar Haiti and Simone Bolivar of Venezuela Simone Bolivar had a privileged and tragic life. Both of his parents died before he reached 10 years old. He was passed around to different people but his family wealth kept him at the top. Bolivar had the best teachers in Venezuela. His black nanny served as a companion to him in all ways.

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Yele Documentary after 2010 Haiti Earthquake

By On February 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Here is a video of the Yele Foundations good works in Haiti, during and after the earthquake of 2010. Wyclef Jean has been getting some slack for his foundation but I know he has been doing good works in Haiti for years before the earthquake, before all of the NGO’s and media.

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Allan Iverson’s Money Trouble’s

By On February 6, 2012 · Leave a Comment

How can Allan Iverson not be able to pay a jeweler and $800,000 bill? Iverson earned well over $100 million dollars during his NBA career. A judge has put a lien on Allan Iverson’s bank accounts for the unpaid jewelery bill.  There is so much that I could discuss in a situation like this. It is sad that over 30% of professional athletes go broke after their career.

iverson home page 300x225 Allan Iversons Money TroublesThe average NBA player is making over 5 million dollars while the average American makes about 25 thousand which means that these professional athletes make more that 225 people combined. What boggles my mind is how can these guys mess up that kind of wealth?

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Atlanta South Side Professionals Meet Up 2-4-12

By On February 4, 2012 · Leave a Comment

I had a great time with the Atlanta South Side Professionals Meet Up Group on 2-4-12. The event was held at the Skyboxx Restaurant & Sports Bar in Morrow, Ga.This is an event for local professionals to meet up. Here is there link; http://www.meetup.com/southside-professionals/

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