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Learn to Code: Brackets Text Editor
Brackets is an excellent text editor for writing code. Learn the tips and tricks of using the Brackets text editor.
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10 Reasons Why You Should Learn to Code
Learning to code can truly change your life. If you're thinking about changing careers or getting started in a good career field, getting into software development is a good idea all the way around.
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Everything You Need to Know to Become a Front-End Developer
Thinking of becoming a front-end web developer? Here's a guide that shows you everything you need to know to get a job.
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No Credit Check Housing in Austin, TX
If you have an eviction on your credit or bad credit and you can't find an apartment in Austin, Texas, you might try the no credit check housing options listed in this article.
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The Current State of Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch
Neverland Ranch is famous for being the home of Michael Jackson. Many people have wondered what has become of Neverland Ranch since the death of the iconic music legend, so we'll examine that question in this article.
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Whatever Happened to Phoebe Cates?
If you are a member of Generation X, you probably remember Phoebe Cates as one of the 80s teen queens. In this hub, we'll catch up with Phoebe Cates and see what she's been doing since her heyday in the 1980s.
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The Nursing Assistant Career Guide
If you're seeking a healthcare career that only requires short-term training and offers the satisfaction of truly helping the sick and the elderly, becoming a nursing assistant may be just what the doctor prescribes for you!
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Five Healthcare Careers That Require Short-Term Training
Healthcare careers are hot, because many of them require short-term training, some of them are high paying careers, and all of them can be personally rewarding. If you are someone who constantly thinks "I'm interested in healthcare careers," this article is for you!
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Relocation Guide to Low-Rent Toledo, Ohio
Toledo, Ohio was recently named the number one city with the lowest rental rates in the U.S. If you’re seeking affordable housing, Toledo might be a good place to investigate.
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Top 20 Cities With Affordable Rent in the U.S.
If you are working, but living paycheck to paycheck, it might be hard to afford the high cost of rent. Check out this guide to the top five cities with the lowest rental costs in the U.S., it may be worth it to relocate.
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Rentals in the Montgomery, Alabama Area for People with Bad Credit or Evictions
If you live in Montgomery, Alabama, and you have bad credit, or an issue with past evictions, here are some alternatives that might help you find a decent, affordable place to stay.
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The Nasty Feud Between Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker
Sex and the City was king of TV from 1998 to 2004. Carrie Bradshaw & Samantha Jones were best buddies on the show, but in real life, apparently not so much...
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Cut! - Terrible Things Celebrities Have Said on Live TV
An examination of some of the stupid things famous people have said on live TV, and wish they could have taken back.
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Catching Up with Nia Long
Nia Long is one of a handful of black actors most of us kinda grew up with throughout the late 1980s and 1990s.
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Whatever Happened to The Supporting Cast of The Jeffersons?
This is the final article in a series of articles dedicated to catching up with the cast of The Jeffersons.
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Whatever Happened to Mike Evans and Berlinda Tolbert (Lionel and Jenny Jefferson) From 'The Jeffersons'?
Mike Evans and Berlinda Tolbert played the roles of Lionel Jefferson and Jenny Willis Jefferson on the 1980s TV sitcom The Jeffersons. Many fans of the show would like to know where they are now, so here we go!
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Whatever Happened to Franklin Cover and Roxie Roker (Tom and Helen Willis) from The Jeffersons
Let's find out whatever happened to Roxie Roker and Franklin Cover (Tom and Helen Willis) the interracial couple on The Jeffersons.
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'The Jeffersons': Whatever Happened to the Principal Cast?
If you're a lover of classic TV sitcoms, hang out with me while I fill you in about whatever happened to the cast of The Jeffersons.
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The Jeffersons: A Look Back at the Iconic Classic TV Show
If you mention the names George and Weezie, George and Florence or Tom and Helen Willis to any member of Generation X, you will more than likely receive a warm smile of remembrance of an often-times hilarious TV sitcom from the 1980s.
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Lillian Randolph - A Prolific Black Actress of the Classic Film and TV Era
Lillian Randolph was an African American actress and blues singer who appeared in hundreds of performing arts projects, from radio shows to motion pictures and TV. She was prominent in classic film and classic television roles, yet her contributions aren't as widely known as they should be.
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Amanda Randolph - The First Black TV Star
Amanda Randolph was the first African American woman to star in both her own TV show and host a variety show. While most of us know Hattie McDaniel, Lena Horne, and Dorothy Dandrige, not too many of us are familiar with Amanda Randolph.
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Lost in Space: Revisiting a Classic Sci-fi TV Series
The Original Lost in Space TV show was one of the best sci-fi series ever produced. A 2018 series remake is in production, so let's look back at the classic TV show while we prepare for the reboot.
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Did Dr. Robert Gallo, Co-Discoverer of HIV, Confess to Inventing HIV/AIDS to Depopulate the Black Community
Several bizarre stories circulating around the web claim Dr. Robert Gallo confessed to inventing HIV/AIDS to kill of blacks, is this true?
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Andrew Cohen: Spiritual Teacher or The Next Cult Leader?
Andrew Cohen is an American spiritual teacher, he is regarded by some as an abusive, controlling cult leader.
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What Is a Mukbang?
The Mukbang has taken the Internet by storm, and popular Mukbang YouTube channel hosts are raking in comfortable to luxurious earnings by engaging their audiences. So, what is a Mukbang? Keep reading, and I'll explain.
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The Controversial Death of Michelle Von Emster
Was Michelle Von Emster the unfortunate victim of shark attack, or was something more sinister afoot?
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A Fond Farewell to The Georgia Dome
On Monday, November 20, 2017, the historic Georgia Dome was imploded, and forever wiped from the face of Downtown Atlanta. Let's take a look back at the iconic structure.
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The Average Consumer's Guide to the iPhone X Best Features
If you're the average person who simply wants a nice device, here's your guide to the iPhone X.
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The 100th Anniversary of The Silent March (a.k.a., The Silent Protest Parade)
On July 28, 1917, exactly 100 years ago, ten thousand people peacefully demonstrated against racial violence towards blacks. Here's a look back at the events and impact of The Silent March.
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Remembering Martin Landau (June 20, 1928 – July 15, 2017)
Martin Landau was an Oscar-winning actor whom many will remember from Mission Impossible, but those of us who are members of Generation X will most remember him from Space: 1999.
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George A. Romero: Father of the Modern Zombie Films
George Romero is the Father of the Modern Zombie Films, the director passed away on July 16, 2017, but his legacy will live on forever in the hearts of horror fans everywhere.
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Whatever Happened to The Cast of 80s TV Show: Too Close For Comfort?
Too Close for Comfort was an 80's TV Show that was the post Mary Tyler Moore Show vehicle for veteran actor Ted Knight. We already loved Ted Knight, and eventually, we grew to love his new TV family.
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Catching Up with 80s TV Icon: Phylicia Rashad
Phylicia Rashad played Clare Huxtable on The Cosby Show, the quintessential 80s TV show. Children of the 80s think of her fondly, so let's snoop around and see how she's doing today.
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Catching Up with '80s R&B Singer, Stephanie Mills
Stephanie Mills is an R&B singer with a powerful voice. She was a major force on the '80s R&B scene. Members of Generation X remember her well; so, let’s catch up with the soulful diva.
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Black Women in STEM: Dr. Lilia A. Abron
Lilia A. Abron is the first black woman in the U.S., and the third woman at the University of Iowa, to receive a doctoral degree in the field of chemical engineering.
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YouTube Vlogger Spotlight: GabeBabeTV
GabeBabeTV is one of the hottest YouTube vlogging channels around. Get to know Gabe, Babe, Ceej, and their extended family and friends, in this interactive article.
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WildaBeast Adams: Founder of the ImmaBeast Dance Crew
The ImmaBeast Dance Crew is the hottest Hip-Hip dance company around. WildaBeast Adams is the founder, and in this article, you can learn all about this prolific dancer/choreographer/DJ.
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What is Lara Croft's Background?
If you've ever played the video game Tomb Raider, you might have an idea who Lara Croft is... But, what is Lara Croft's real background, and why is she running around raiding tombs?
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Ralph H. Baer: The Father of Video Game Consoles
Ralph H. Baer was a German-born, U.S.-bred inventor, game developer, and engineer. He is known as "The Father of Video Game Consoles," because of his early contributions to the gaming industry.
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Coding School Lesson 1: What is the World Wide Web?
In this first lesson on our journey to learn how to code, we will cover the answer to the question, what is the World Wide Web?
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Welcome to Code School: Let's Learn How to Code!
Here you'll learn what computer code is, and how computer programs work, and you'll hopefully gain a better understanding of why you should learn how to code.
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Psychological Thriller: "Don't Look Now" (1973)
"Don't Look Now" is a psychological thriller/horror film where a couple's young daughter dies, they travel to Venice to try to recover, but strange sightings and odd paranormal events arise...
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The Disturbing Sodder Mystery - The Children Who Disappeared in a Cloud of Smoke (True Story)
On Christmas Eve in 1945, a house catches on fire. Five out of the nine children in the house completely vanished into thin air. Ten Years later, their mother receives a disturbing photograph...
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The Great Lie of the Last Century: George W. Bush and the "Search" for Weapons of Mass Destruction
If you aren't old enough to remember, or aran't sure of exactly how President George W. Bush lied to America and shamed the whoule country, view this fact-based timeline & unravel his web of lies
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Viral YouTube Clip: Ain't Nobody Got Time for That!
Kimberly "Sweet Brown" Wilkins made the phrase, "Aint Nobody Got Time for That!" world famous - Here is your chance to view the original viral YouTube clip & learn more about "Sweet Brown."
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Whatever Happened to Kristy McNichol?
Catch up with 70's Teen Idol, Kristy McNichol
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Abuse of Power: David W. Lanier
The Stats Name: David W. Lanier Occupation: Judge Crime: Sexual Assault, Violation of Civil Rights Sentence: Prison, 25 Years Judge David W. Lanier had his hands on the pulse of the law in Dyersburg, Tennessee for decades. Unfortunately,...
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How Aldrich Ames Beat the Lie Detector Test
During the mid 80s through the mid 90s (the height of the Cold War), the Russians paid $4.6 million dollars to Aldrich Ames. Ames was a spy (CIA Agent) who later pleaded guilty to espionage, which involved selling secrets to the Russians. In...
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Whatever Happened to Bern Nadette Stanis? (Thelma from Good Times)
Thelma! Thelma! Thelma! That was one of the most memorable lines from an episode of the popular black sitcom, Good Times. On the show, Thelma Evans was the epitome of a good girl. She had good grades, she had a good heart, she had good values,...
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Whatever Happened to Jayne Kennedy?
Jayne Kennedy first came onto the Hollywood scene as a dancer for Rowan and Martin’s Laugh In, alongside Goldie Hawn. Afterwards, she was lucky enough to be one of the hardest working black actresses in film and television during the 1970s, in...
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The Child Molester (1964) - A Controversial Public Service Announcement
The Child Molester (1964) was more like a public service announcement rather than a full-fledged film or documentary on the taboo subject. The Highway Safety Foundation (HSF) produced the film short, and it was received as a highly controversial...
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One Step Beyond: The Secret - Ghost Story or Mental Illness
What Happened to Sylvia Ackroyd? Actor and director, John Newland, opens this eerie episode of One Step Beyond with a question about the disturbing and perhaps paranormal circumstances under which British housewife, Sylvia Ackroyd disappeared. ...
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Cleopatra VII Biography
In ancient Egypt there were seven female heads of Egypt named Cleopatra, six queens and one pharaoh. The pharaoh was the ruler of Egypt who claims the lion's share of the fame and glory. Cleopatra VII Philopator (69 BC -30 BC) was Egypt's last...
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What is Quantitative Ability?
If you are currently seeking a job, you might have encountered a position that requires quantitative ability. If you are unfamiliar with the term, you might have wondered "What is quantitative analysis?" Quantitative Ability is basically the...
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Top Five Most Annoying Reality TV Stars of All Time
Reality TV has taken over the airways and it is here to stay. Many television audience member's first experience with reality TV came way back in 1992 when Mary-Ellen Bunim brought us The Real World on MTV. The first season of the hit MTV show...
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Kim Zolciak - Call Her What You Want, But You Can’t Call Her Dumb
Fans of Bravo TV’s Real Housewives of Atlanta (RHOA) are well familiar with Kim Zolciak. She started off on RHOA dating a married man who is rumored to be one of the thousands of Atlanta's big tycoons. We all know that the whole "dating a...
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Forever Changed: A Story of Childhood Sexual Abuse (Flash Fiction)
Child sexual abuse is perhaps the worst offense a human being can commit. Given that strong statment, it is incomprehensible for mentally healthy people to believe that child sexual abuse is prevalent in society, and it has always been so. Some...
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Who Was Florence Nightingale and What Did She Do?
Many people have heard of the name Florence Nightingale, and they know that she is a historic figure. However, there are not a lot of people who know exactly who she was, or how she left her mark on future generations. Most people who know her...
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Wind Turbine Service Technician Career
A wind turbine is a device that harnesses the power of wind energy to convert kinetic energy into mechanical energy. There are three basic uses for these devices. When the converted mechanical energy is utilized to produce electricity, it is...
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When Animals Attack - Travis the Chimp
At one time, Travis the Chimp was the most famous Chimpanzee in America. He appeared in television commercials, daytime talk shows and even a television pilot. He was adopted by Sandra Herold when he was just three days young, and she and her...
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Food Stamps at Fast Food Restaurants
One of the most basic rules of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), better known by its old name, Food Stamps, is that you cannot buy hot prepared food with SNAP benefits. However, in Phoenix, and in other cities around the...
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Types of Homeless Shelters
Homeless shelters are pretty much self-explanatory. If you get evicted, or you lose your housing some other way, and you might have to find a homeless shelter until you can get yourself together. Before you decide to go this route, you should...
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Tax-Credit and Income-Based Apartments
Of all the low income housing programs, tax credit apartment, or income based apartments are the most hassle free. You will not find long waiting lists, and there are no lengthy application rituals like the ones associated with section 8 housing...
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Top Five Classic TV Show Theme Songs
We all grew up watching classic TV shows, the Baby Boomers watched them on their first run, and those of us who are members of Generation X and beyond, viewed them as re-runs, courtesy of Nick at Nite or TV Land. The by-products of all the classic...
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What Happened to Elisabeth Mandala?
Elisabeth Mandala was an 18 year old senior at Kempner High School, in Sugar Land, Texas. The Ft. Bend County teen was pretty, popular (the prom queen type of popular), and only weeks away from her high school graduation. She lived with her...
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Current Human Trafficking Issues in the United States
Human trafficking, also referred to as trafficking in persons, is the third largest and fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world. Disgusting, isn't it? Human trafficking is a modern day form of slavery that involves the deprivation of...
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Boycott the Anti-Gay Salvation Army This Holiday Season, and Beyond
The Salvation Army is widely known as a charity that operates homeless shelters, soup kitchens for the poor, and thrift stores. One of their most well-known fundraising activities is their huge force of bell ringers dressed in Santa Claus suits -...
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Catching Up With the Cast of 1970's "Family"
"Family" was an early brainchild of Aaron Spelling that began in 1976 and ran until 1980. The show was a dramatic television series that chronicled the trials and tribulations of the Lawrence family.
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Five Easily Recognizable Black Character Actors
A character actor is an actor who routinely portrays unusual or eccentric roles. They are often typecast, so many are recognizable as having a particular type of personality...
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Summer Lunch Program
The summer lunch or summer food program (same thing) was designed to fill the possible nutritional gaps in the diet of children who do not get school lunch because of the summer break. The theory is that because the child is part of a low income...
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General Assistance & General Relief Program Info (Single Adult Low Income Cash Assistance)
General Assistance (GA) is like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). However, unlike TANF, you do not have to be the parent or guardian of a minor child. GA it is short-term cash assistance for low income adults who do not have minor...
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Low Income Financial Assistance Programs
As you probably might already suspect, financial assistance will not be the easiest, or quickest type of low income assistance to get help with. Financial help does exist, you just have to be smart about how to get it, and you have to know where...
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Help with OUC Electricity Bill
Get Help Paying Your OUC Bill with OUC Project Care There are basically two companies that provide Orlando, and the Orlando Metropolitan area with power: Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC), and Progress Energy. Generally, OUC serves residents in...
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Temporary Assistance to Needy Families Application Information (TANF Info)
Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) is financial assistance, or cash assistance allocated to low income families with children, and all states operate a TANF program. Back in the day, TANF used to be referred to as AFDC or ADC which...
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Florida Utility Bill Assistance Programs - FPL Care to Share
If you need Florida utility bill assistance, and you reside within the Florida Power and Light (FPL) service area, you might be in luck. FPL provides utility bill payment asistance through its FPL Care to Share program. Under the FPL Care to...
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Food Stamps (SNAP) Application & Elgibility Info
In early 2009, the food stamp program was officially renamed the supplemental nutrition assistance program, or SNAP for short. Most people are already familiar with the food stamp program, but many people are suprised to learn that they qualify...
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A Review of the Best Digital Cameras Under $200 With Optical Zoom
If you are in the market for a new digital camera, but you do not have a lot of money to spend, it is best to do some research before you make a purchase. When you are looking to buy an inexpensive camera, there are several things you want to keep...
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Gears of War Story
Gears of War is a wildly popular sci fi action video game series. Many people are already addicted to the game, but still others would like to get into it, but they do not know the story of Gears of War. Some folks can simply pick up a new game...
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Unexplained Mysteries: The Dyatlov Pass Incident (Death of Nine Russian Hikers)
The Dyatlov Pass is located in the Ural Mountains of Western Russia. On February 2, 1959, nine experienced ski hikers died under extremely strange and somewhat frightening circumstances.
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Persistent American History Myths
An overview of common misconceptions about historical figures and historic events in American history - that is to say, United States History. For some odd reason, it seems that history and myths often go hand and hand. It is a rather strange...
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Georgia On My Mind (Why I Love Atlanta)
This is partly a story about how I came to fall in love with the city of Atlanta, and the other part is sort of like a walking tour of the city. This is a journal entry that I first wrote nearly 15 years ago, so some things about the city have...
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Alaska Eviction Help and Rental Help Agencies
When many of us think about Alaska, we think in terms of the great beauty of the frozen landscape, we think about Alaskan cruises that allow us to casually view the breathtaking, ice-filled wilderness. We also think about the months of darkness,...
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Legitimate Work-At-Home Job Opportunities
Believe it or not, legitimate work at home jobs really do exist. Plenty of companies have discovered how easy it is to hire workers who want to telecommute.
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How to Find Low-Cost Extended-Stay Hotels and Motels
Weekly hotels might be the answer to your housing situation if you have low income and you do not have the money to get your own apartment, or if you have an eviction dogging your credit.
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How to Find Housing With an Eviction on Your Credit
Having an eviction or foreclosure on your credit can seriously impair your ability to rent another apartment or home. But don't give up.
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'70s TV - Catching up with the Cast of Happy Days
If you are a child of the 80s, there is no doubt you grew up with the cast of crazy characters from the TV show, “Happy Days.” Even if you did not grow up in the 70s or 80s, you still may have some idea of who “The Fonz” is. “Happy...
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Task Specific Focal Dystonia (Hand Cramps) - Dealing with Disability Discrimination
About four years ago, I found out I have a neurological condition called Task Specific Focal Dystonia (TSFD) - well, Task Specific Focal Dystonia of the Hand to be exact. The condition is very rare, and the signs and symptoms are invisible to...
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Beautiful Black Actresses Over Fifty (50)
It seems that every time one of those “Top 50 hottest Actress” list type of articles is produced, the writer forgets to make mention of more than one or two black actresses. And even then, the two black African Americans that are listed are...
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Printable El Pollo Loco Menu Coupon
El Pollo Loco is a Mexican fast food restaurant that serves food that is a cut above the normal fast food fare. A meal at the restaurant normally cost you around $6.00, so if you can get an El Pollo Loco coupon, you may be able to save yourself...
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All About PrePaid WiFi
Prepaid wireless internet is an excellent alternative for consumers who want to be able to get online on the go, without the high cost monthly costs and the obligations of a wireless contract. In addition, if you have bad credit and you cannot get...
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How to Know When You Are Dealing With a Psychopath & What to Do
An in-depth look at psychopaths that includes a list of characteristics and things to do if there is a psychopathic person in your life.
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How to Find a Texas Inmate (TDCJ Inmate Search)
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) houses all Texas inmates, and TDCJ operates the second largest jail/prison system in the United States. Because the TDCJ is so large, you might believe that a Texas inmate search is a difficult task....
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How to Get into Law School with a Low LSAT Score
Contrary to popular belief, there are many law schools who will accept applicants with low Law School Admissions Test (LSAT) scores. To be clear, the type of low LSAT scores that are discussed here start in the 137 range. If you have scored in the...
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'80s Soap Opera Super Couples
If you are a child of the '80s, you probably remember the soap opera couples who ruled the airwaves. When a daytime TV couple gained massive popularity , they soon became known as a "super couple" or "supercouple." Super couples still exist...
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Ultimate Planet of the Apes Fan Page
The Planet of the Apes is a movie franchise that grew out of the original, 1968 film adaptation of Pierre Boulle's 1963 sci-fi, dystopian fantasy novel, La Planète des singes (Monkey Planet). The story of the original film, The Planet of the Apes...
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All About the Cancer Registrar Career (Tumor Registrar)
A Tumor Registrar is a health information professional who analyzes a cancer patient's chart, and abstracts specific information from the chart in order to aid in vital cancer research. Once the information is abstracted, the tumor registrar...
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Planning Satisfying Vegetarian Meals For Non-Vegetarians
For most Americans, a meal is not fulfilling unless it is meat centered, and vegetarian options are discounted, and considered as “sides” to compliment the meat. There is a current trend toward healthy eating, and because of that trend,...