What can I say? It’s a Bentley. It’s lovely. The Bentley new Flying Spur is a luxury super sedan. It packs a larger engine than most sports cars, has four heavenly seats and glides over the road like soap on a shower floor. This example costs $279,000, so I would expect nothing less. This sedan…
via 2020 Bentley Flying Spur review: Superior comfort and performance — TechCrunch
(MIAMI) — A re-energized Tropical Storm Cristobal advanced toward the U.S. Gulf Coast early Saturday, bringing with it the heavy rains that already caused flooding and mudslides in Mexico and Central America. After weakening to a tropical depression while moving over land in Mexico’s Gulf coast, Cristobal headed back into the southern Gulf of Mexico…
via Re-Energized Tropical Storm Cristobal Surges Toward U.S. Gulf Coast — TIME
by Ashlee McNicol Being a writer is no easy feat. You stay up late, wake up early, and repeat. You spend hours and hours creating fantasy worlds with characters that you love like your family, watching them experience miracles just as easily as pain, and grow like your own kids.
via 5 Things You Should Know About Authors — A Writer’s Path
This year in music may well go down as the year of the isolation song: confined under stay-at-home orders, artists around the world have shared their cooped-up feelings as the seasons march on. But even the songs released before the pandemic changed the daily pace hit in a different way as they echo around the…
What a weekend. Lots of marching, lots of talking, and lots of emotion, and all these are all good. We cannot forget the spiritual element of fighting injustice. You may have been praying and standing on God’s Word for something and haven’t seen the results yet. The Bible has principles of what to do while…
via Trust God During The Delay — Godinterest Christian Magazine
Lawyer and US industry veteran, Ron Sweeney, gives his thoughts on what the major labels should do next Source
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Born in Harlem in 1919, Roy DeCarava was one of the 20th century’s most visionary black photographers. The goal of his work was to capture a “creative expression” of black culture rather than to take photographs as “documentary or sociological statement”. As he told The New York Times in 1982 when looking back on his…
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