Le Voir N. Lewis
Le Voir was born in Galveston, Texas, but now resides in Houston. Le Voir is currently in the middle of a writing project. On Facebook, Le Voir has a blog page dedicated to his articles and other written works called The Blogged Prince.
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Kindergarten School Supplies ChecklistHere is a complete kindergarten checklist for back to school supplies. Although some school districts provide a checklist, these are highly recommended suggestions that parents can compare with their respective school districts. -
5 Options of Backpacks for Children Under $20Here is a list of 5 options of backpacks for children under $20. These backpacks can be purchased in stores listed or ordered online at the store's website, but it is highly recommended to take a look at the design and the capacity. Happy shopping. -
Fruity, Flavorful Jello Shots RecipeDuring my years of working in the restaurant industry, I threw many parties and I even helped beverage bombshells at friend's parties. I pride myself on nice, fruit flavored jello shots. Try this easy recipe. -
Where to Buy Recycled BackpacksAs stores are moving forward with eco-friendly products, this article gives you some suggestions on where to buy recycled backpacks for that student who is heading back to school or that person who needs a backpack to store stuff in.
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Nacho Average Football Game SnacksTwo of my favorite football game food recipes that are easy to prepare cook. While the adult beverages are chilling, one can prepare my duo meat nachos and my honey garlic barbecue chicken wings. -
When the First Amendment Crosses the Line, OnlineA look at how the usage of our First Amendment rights and opinions can cause a reaction that is not welcoming and sometimes harassing. Does the First Amendment allow us to be brutally honest to the point where we are downright rude and disrespectful? -
Wikileaks Discloses Papers About Afghan WarAfter Wikileaks.org disclosed 91,000 top-secret documents online for public access about the Afghan War, government officials scrambled to have the courts intervene and seal the documents shut, along with the website. -
Love & Basketball, Sharing Two LovesA review of one of my favorite sports movies that is also a love story, directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood. The movie stars two great thespians who by this time, have a few movies under their belt. -
Alex Jones and The Obama Deception Muted TemporarilyAlex Jones, radio host, has a film called The Obama Deception which focuses on President Obama as the face of a New World Order. Recently his film, which was posted on You Tube, has been illegally removed, according to him. -
Shirley Sherrod and the NAACP Takes Two Steps BackThe NAACP says racist are amongst the Tea Party and the Tea Party can say the same about the NAACP with the latest You Tube video of Sherrod, Georgia Director of Rural Development, giving a speech admitting to not helping a white farmer to the fullest. -
The Vampire Trend is Draining Everyone Dry with The Legend of CainRecent news has stated that Will Smith is currently developing, The Legend of Cain, recounting the feud between Cain and Abel in The Bible. The twist is that there may be vampires in the mix. Has the vampire trend died out? -
Restaurant.Com And Groupon Provide Discounts in an Unfriendly EconomyAs the fate of the U.S. economy is unknown, Groupon and Restaurant.Com prove that patrons can still enjoy their favorite places in their city for more than half off the original cost. -
The Development of Artificial Blood: Science Fiction Now RealityThe Pentagon has recently developed artificial blood for future blood transfusions to provide medical aid to soldiers injured during battle but it is uncertain when the synthetic blood will be put on the marked for public hospitals. -
The National Tea Party Federation Proclaims 'One Message, One Face'In the wake of NAACP accusations of the Tea Party as racist, Mark Williams published his a blog entry, "Letters to Lincoln", as a distasteful mockery of slavery, using the word "colored." The Federation expelled Williams and the Tea Party Express. -
Depending on Normalcy: Quitting Caffeine Cold TurkeyA look at the effects of abstaining from caffeine on the brain and the body. Also a look at another form of caffeine, that has the same withdrawal symptoms, that is found in popular diet pills. -
D.L. Hughley Makes Controversial Statement on ABC's the View About HiV/AIDS in the Black CommunityOn June 22, 2010, D.L. Hughley appeared as a guest host on ABC's The View, stating that black women are primarily getting the disease from black men are who are on the down-low. -
Hold on Old Soldier: Remembering Walter HawkinsWalter Hawkins, along with his brother Edwin Hawkins, collaborated to form one of the world's most solid gospel families in our history, passed away early Sunday morning from pancreatic cancer. In tribute, I remember him.
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Canella's Bellini Comes Close to the Real Frozen DrinkA review of the peach wine cocktail made from real peach pulp made by Casa Vinicola Canella S.P.A. in San Dona Di P. (VE) Italy.
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Giving Our Heritage and Culture the Cold ShoulderHistory has repeated itself as Arizona's immigration law may cause families to deny their culture and heritage, an all too common event that has been document in U.S. history.
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Appeals Court Closes the Door on FCC RulingThe U.S. 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals lifts the "unscripted expletive" ruling that crippled television and radio broadcasts.
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Bringing Out the Good in Celebrities While Witnessing Them at Their WorstIn the midst of all the ado regarding Mel Gibson and his most recent verbal attack at his ex-girlfriend, Oksana Grigorieva, let's look back at other celebrities who have had temper tantrums and breakdowns.
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Why I Started Believing in God...AgainA look into the heart of someone with many struggles but despite it all no regrets, just a strong faith in God.
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Aaron Schock Shocking Politics as the News Captures Him on and Off Capitol HillAaron Schock has made the news and been in the public spotlight well after he took his seat on Capitol Hill, January 3, 2009. From his early political career in Peoria, Illinois, Schock is the spokesman for the young people.
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Santa, All I Want for Christmas is My SanityAn analysis of how things change as you get older. Sometimes as adults we take on the burdens and stress of others in our social network and our community.
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Can You Pass the Popcorn Please ... And The Bronzer?An insightful look at the 2010 BET Awards in review.
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The Best Barbecue From Galveston to Houston, TexasA review that takes a look at really good BBQ from the perspective of a guy who prides himself on quality smoking food instead of simple grilling, and not just broiling meat with smoke flavor and sopped with sauce.
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Taking the Houston Mayor's Word for ItPrivate developer appointed by Mayor Anise Parker receives scrutiny from not only the community of Houston, but also the two major banks he currently has well-developed delinquent debts with.