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  • Photo of the Week

    Welcome Center at Terminal B at LaGuardia Airport

  • The Daily Prompt – No. 185

    What public figure do you disagree with the most?

    There are so many to choose from. We’ll keep this as a wild card for now.

  • The Daily Prompt – No. 184

    Are you a leader or a follower?

    Let’s go with both. No one can truly be great unless they learn how to lead. That only comes from being a follower of a great leader.

    I try to be a good leader by following those who have made a great strides in their life.

  • 500 Days of Blogging

  • The Daily Prompt – No. 183

    What does freedom mean to you?

    Being healthy and financially independent (at least in this country).

  • MJ Mondays – No. 53

    Happy Mothers Day from Michael Jordan

  • Verse of the Day

    “Do what God’s teaching says; don’t just listen and do nothing. When you only sit and listen, you are fooling yourselves.”
    ‭‭James‬ ‭1‬:‭22‬ ‭ERV‬‬

    Discuss.

  • Supporting Local Causes

    Happy to support Roman Perez and Dudo Baez

  • Photo of the Week

    Protest at Union Square on 5/7/2024

  • Zoom Etiquette

    I am re-learning some tips for Zoom etiquette for professional settings.  This tip has always made sense:

    #5. Mute the microphone until it’s your turn to speak

    Important for: All participants.

    By far, keeping the mic on all the time is the number one source of the most embarrassing moments during Zoom calls. It’s one thing when the microphone picks up everyday sounds – kids playing in the room next door, conversations, or a radio playing in the kitchen. But it can also let others hear what you sound like when belching after gulping a soda, for example. And that’s rarely a pretty sound.

    The good news is that you can avoid all that by following a simple rule – Keep your mic on mute unless it’s your turn to speak. Mute yourself when you’re not talking, and you’re eliminating a serious source of embarrassment.

    TIP: Some laptops feature a mute microphone button. You can find it among the function keys in the top row of your keyboard. This makes muting and unmuting microphones during Zoom calls a breeze and doesn’t require you to click a relevant option in Zoom’s interface to block background noises.

    Click here for the rest of the tip from the article.

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