By Rev. J. Loren Russell Jesus answered and said to him, “Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” John 3:3 (NKJV) A revival has been described by […]
By William Coppola/ Sports Columnist Bronx Chrinicle Get ready fans, more changes could be on the way soon to the game of baseball or should we say the “Rob Manfred” game of baseball? On July 11th it was announced that Major […]
NEW YORK EMPIRE ANNOUNCES ENTERTAINMENT LINEUP AND NATIONAL ANTHEM PERFORMERS FOR FIRST SEASON AT CARY LEEDS CENTER FOR TENNIS & LEARNING Accomplished Recording Artist Vivian Sessoms and Actor James Bernard Highlight a Special Season Featuring Top Americans John Isner and […]
By Rich Mancuso/ Sports Editor Sad To Know Doc Is Still Fighting A Battle In this business of sports journalism you can take things to the heart. And from this perspective the news about Dwight Gooden arrested last month for […]
RIKERS ISLAND INMATE INDICTED FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER IN STRANGLING OF NYC DOC OFFICER Defendant Allegedly Choked Officer with Sweater; Other Inmates Stopped Him Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark today announced that a Rikers Island inmate has been indicted for […]
The mobile clinic will enable the Children’s Health Fund to provide healthcare to hundreds more children and families each year New York City, New York – Today, the Children’s Health Fund (CHF) announced a new mobile clinic which will travel weekly […]
Milton Berle (1908) Berle was an American comedian and the first major US television star. He began acting in vaudeville at age 10 and went on to perform in more than 50 silent films, on radio, and as a nightclub comedian. His great success,however, was as the host of NBC’s Texaco Star Theater, which earned him the nickname “Mr. Television.” He contributed significantly to the medium’s growing popularity, and many are said to have bought TV sets just to watch “Uncle Miltie.”How did he get that nickname? More…
The power of doing anything with quickness is always prized much by the possessor, and often without any attention to the imperfection of the performance. Jane Austen (1775-1817)
neologism Definition: (noun) A newly invented word or phrase. Synonyms: coinage Usage: Neologisms are often coined when people beginusing newly released technology. Discuss.
What To Expect In Second Half Guess what? That unofficial second half of the season begins tomorrow night in the Bronx for the Yankees and down in Miami for the Mets. And sad to say the odds of another Subway […]
New York City FC Boys U-19 Academy Win National Championship For Second Consecutive Season – NYCFC becomes first team to repeat as national champions in oldest age group – The Club has competed in U-18/19 age group for two season and has […]
Defendants Allegedly Choked And Hit Victim Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark today announced that a man and a woman have been indicted for Manslaughter and Criminally Negligent Homicide in the death of a Bronx man. District Attorney Clark […]
Luis de Góngora y Argote (1561) Góngora was a poet of the Spanish Golden Age who successfully wove Renaissance and popular poetry into an original and elegant form. Very influential in his era, he developed the difficult, complex poetic style that became known as Gongorism. It provoked enmity from many of his contemporaries and was so exaggerated by less gifted imitators that his reputation suffered until the 20th century.He has since been called Spain’s greatest poet. What is his most famous work? More…
As the viper, though it kills with it, does notdeserve to be blamed for the poison it carries,as it is a gift of nature, neither do I deservereproach for being beautiful. Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616)
prorogue Definition: (verb) Hold back to a later time. Synonyms: postpone, put off, defer, set back, shelve, table, remit, hold over Usage: My students begged me to prorogue the upcomingEuropean history exam so that they could have moretime to study. Discuss.
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