fortify Definition: (verb) To strengthen physically, mentally, or morally. Synonyms: sustain, encourage, confirm, cheer, strengthen, reassure, brace, stiffen, hearten, embolden, invigorate Usage: Prayer fortified the congregants during their crisis. Discuss.
Christians throughout the world celebrated Easter this month. For many, that observance had to be done in silence and secrecy. There are no spectacles in the Roman Coliseum featuring martyrs torn apart by lions, but the observance of the faith […]
New York, New York – The New York State Nurses Association, representing 42,000 nurses across the state, working with allies, won major victories in the final state budget that was enacted this week. Sustaining patient care in hard hit hospitals, ensuring […]
Does Marcos Sierra belong on the City Council 11th District Ballot With All the Alleged Fraud Found on his Petition By Robert Press When looking at the petition of Marcos Sierra for the 11th City Council District, items jumped out […]
BRONX DA DARCEL D. CLARK RELEASES REPORT ON FATAL SHOOTINGS OF ANTONIO WILLIAMS AND NYPD DETECTIVE BRIAN MULKEEN 69-Page Report Outlines Public Integrity Bureau’s Investigation and Findings; Body-Worn Camera Videos Released Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark today released the […]
Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford (1550) A brilliantly gifted linguist and one of the most dashing figures of his time, Oxford was also reckless, hot-tempered, and disastrously spendthrift. He was the patron of an acting company and wrote highly praised poems and plays in his earlier years, though none of the plays are known to have survived. He is considered by some to be the true author of Shakespeare’s plays, since his own literary output apparently ceased just before Shakespeare’s began. Which of his writings have survived? More…
If a man’s character is to be abused … there’s nobody like a relation to do the business. William Makepeace Thackeray (1811-1863)
lilliputian Definition: (adjective) Very small. Synonyms: bantam, diminutive, flyspeck, midget, petite, tiny Usage: How am I supposed to fit everything I will need for summer camp in this lilliputian trunk?! Discuss.
By: Reverend J. Loren Russell Luke 15:17-19 NKJV “But when he came to himself, he said, ‘How many of my father’s hired servants have bread enough and to spare, and I perish with hunger! I will arise and go to […]
Bronx Dems and New York Common Pantry Host Day of Service By Robert Press Jamaal T. Bailey, Chair, Bronx Dems, Amanda Farías, Council District 18 Candidate, and Brian Benjamin, NYC Comptroller Candidate put on gloves and get some advice on how to […]
The Home Room by Melissa Melkonian College May Be Your Goal…Just Take Care Which One You Choose As a school leader, my goal is to prepare students for the career of their choice. Some may pursue a […]
Frances Perkins (1880) Though Perkins was already extraordinarily accomplished by the time she was appointed US Secretary of Labor under President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933, the decision to appoint a woman to the cabinet was bitterly criticized by business and political leaders. In her unusually long 12-year term, Perkins advocated reforms such as a minimum wage, a maximum workweek, and unemployment compensation. She helped develop the Social Security Act of 1935. What book did she write after leaving office? More…
One gets a bad habit of being unhappy. George Eliot (1819-1880) x c
siriasis Definition: (noun) Sudden prostration due to exposure to the sun or excessive heat. Synonyms: insolation, sunstroke, thermic fever Usage: We were stranded in the desert, and it was not long before members of our party began exhibiting signs of siriasis. Discuss.
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