Few folks will openly acknowledge the role of luck in how their organizations turn out. We are lucky to have thousands of followers.

Our platform #CityImages has been surviving through the years including the global pandemic with reliable information content and, yes along with the incredibly hard work of our team of contributors.

So and now we are on the other side to capitalize on the ferocious return feedback. It is time to acknowledge your input.

Please, keep up the comment and suggestions. The next 13 lucky responders will receive a free gift for the holidays.

The 175-year-old #AP was founded in #NYC #USA in 1846. 

Having integrity means to live in accordance to our deepest values, be honest with everyone, and always keeping our word.

These are the values to never compromise on, no matter what. Then to analyze every choice made to ensure it is the right one. https://youtu.be/P4z-2wGkQdo

SONG OF THE YEAR FREEDOM FOR CUBA LIBRE was a front and center message for The 22nd Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas 

“Patria y Vida,” Descemer Bueno, El Funky, Gente De Zona, Yadam González, Beatriz Luengo, Maykel Osorbo and Yotuel, Songwriters Yotuel, Gente De Zona, Descemer Bueno, Maykel Osorbo, El Funky @LatinGRAMMYs Patria y Vida is homeland and life or the answer to liberty or death.

This is the season to be jolly, so why do so many Americans appear to be disappointed with the USA political state of affairs?

Have you noticed that while Xi Jinping and Vlad Putin are busy terrifying Communism Joe Biden keeps trying to unify Democracies?

The simple fact is that it is the season, as in, it is the time for parties and presents, and as Thanksgiving and Christmas appear we plan to be celebrating nonstop till it’s a Happy News Year?🎈 But don't party too much because there are dangers abound.

200 countries copout at COP26 by agreeing to 'Phase Down' rather than 'Phase Out' coal power, bowing to China and India.

India wanted the revision to the language on coal to reflect the 'national circumstances of emerging economies. China, which uses coal-fired power plants to fuel its explosive economic growth, consumes half the world's coal, while India is in second place accounting for 11 percent of global coal use.