Arroe Collins Like It's Live

In his most fascinating book yet, #1 New York Times bestselling author Newt Gingrich envisions what daily life in America will look like 50 years from now-and argues the future is golden. Imagine it's 2076, and America is celebrating the 300th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Despite fears over the AI revolution and pessimism from the Left, Gingrich sees a future in which Donald Trump's transformative presidency and rapid technological breakthroughs have ushered in a true golden age.A follow-up to the bestseller Trump's Triumph, the former House Speaker explains the enduring legacy of Trumpism and uses lessons from history to help readers understand America's exciting future. Gingrich takes readers on a sweeping journey through United States history in 50-year increments, using this framework to show patterns of America's changes and innovations.With informed optimism, Gingrich explains like no one else can how technological advancements are going to change the economy, national security and our lives for the better. For example, the marriage of artificial intelligence, robotics, and specialized materials science is completely reworking manufacturing. Small modular nuclear power plants will soon provide an abundance of carbon-free energy. Biological breakthroughs will allow today's 20-year-olds to live to 115 with the energy and capacity of today's 60-year-olds. Advancements in space travel will make Americans a spacefaring people.As Gingrich explains, this doesn't mean there aren't downsides to these advancements, or real threats such as nuclear proliferation, war, and political division that could get in the way. But exciting, dynamic years are ahead of us. We are on the edge of a world of endless possibilities. We can achieve America's Golden Age of prosperity, safety, and freedom. This book explores how to plan for a future of endless potential-and then turn the plan into reality.

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In everything we do, in all we share, it's based upon a true story. How you think, act, react and repair. Based upon a true story. You lived it! How you share it is based upon a true story. It changed me as a daily writer. Although I just lived a moment, the writer inks the page with its interpretation of the actuality which makes it based upon a true story.

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Tampa Bay, Florida, 1992. Javier—a Spanish-speaking street-smart cop who had grown up in the South Bronx—is a decorated cop who produces results. Recently awarded Officer of the Year, he is married to a beautiful and brilliant attorney, Elizabeth. Javier knows exactly what he’s getting into when he goes undercover in Operation PROMO, infiltrating a savage Colombian drug cartel. He lives on the edge every day, with shotguns pressed against his forehead, threats of torture, and constant fear of being discovered and/or killed. Things are not as they appear in the wilderness of mirrors that is the reality of an undercover narc. Javier becomes mired in a living web of lies, deceit and betrayal, where surviving the day is a victory. As the strain increases, the cracks begin to appear, yet Javier's calls for help are dismissed. The black-and-white lines that governed his life and made him a coveted undercover cop blur. Javier begins to sympathize with the people he is supposed to be targeting.

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I’m always asking questions.  The fun begins when you start researching for answers. Such as…   What’s heavier to carry, physical weight or mental weight?  Wait before you answer!  Plus…why are people choosing to work at grocery stores?   I’m Arroe…  I am a daily writer.  A silent wolf.  I stand on the sidelines and do nothing but watch, listen study then activate.  I call it The Daily Mess.  A chronological walk through an everyday world.  Yes, it’s my morning writing.  As a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people tend to throw it to the side and deal with it later.  When a subject arrives, I dig in.  It’s still keeping a journal!  By doing the research the picture becomes clearer.  This is the Daily Mess…  

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Country music legend Neal McCoy releases his heartfelt interpretation of "Alfie," the GRAMMY®-winning composition by Burt Bacharach and Hal David, to all major streaming platforms today. Often described by Bacharach as his personal favorite among the hundreds of songs he wrote during his career, McCoy's "Alfie" is the first single from "Melodic Genius: The Songs of Burt Bacharach and Hal David" which will be available in early 2027 on StarVista Music. The tribute album will feature acclaimed country artists including McCoy, Lee Brice, Crystal Gayle, Tracy Lawrence, Tanya Tucker and more, as they bring their distinctive vocal styles to the duo's exceptional songwriting.For McCoy, recording "Alfie" was a chance to connect with one of the most introspective songs Bacharach and David had ever written and discover what its message could mean through his own voice and life experiences. "'Alfie' asks questions that never seem to grow old," said McCoy. "Every generation hears something different in it, and I hope listeners hear something in my version that speaks to where they are in their own lives." His interpretation pairs the song's melodies and lyrics about love with the warmth and sincerity of his trademark baritone vocals, transcending genres and bringing a new perspective and sound to an iconic song.Originally written as the title track for the 1966 film "Alfie," the song was originally a hit for Cilla Black (and for Dionne Warwick shortly after) and Bacharach's instrumental version won a GRAMMY Award in 1968. It is one of 11 tracks on the forthcoming tribute album, "Melodic Genius: The Songs of Burt Bacharach and Hal David," that honors the enduring legacy of one of the most celebrated composers in the history of American popular music. The compilation reimagines their most renowned hits with fresh, inspired interpretations, produced by the award-winning production team of Ed Seay, Joe Chemay and Biff Watson in partnership with StarVista Music. It combines timeless songwriting with the voices of legendary country stars and rising artists including Peyton Aldridge, Jason Canela, Crystal Gayle, Tracy Lawrence, Lauren Lucas, Neal McCoy, Wendy Moten, Cherie Oakley, Rissi Palmer, Lee Brice & Tanya Tucker (in a duet) and Emmy Russell.The duo of Bacharach and David is one of the most successful songwriting partnerships in American music history. They produced an extraordinary catalog of songs known for their sophisticated harmonic structures, unexpected time-signature changes and inventive jazz-influenced melodies. Their creative partnership yielded more than 70 Top 40 hits in the United States alone and an additional 52 in the United Kingdom. Bacharach earned six GRAMMY Awards, three Academy Awards, an Emmy Award and, alongside David, the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song

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When radio plays old music like its brand new.  We're burned out by The Eagles, Zeppelin, Swift and Michael Bolton.  Plus...social media isn't the instant go to because people are locating new rushes in life.  

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Robeone (Robert Schindler) has recorded and performed since the early 1970s. His credits include work with Ronnie Spector, Johnny Nash (playing the mini Moog on “I Can See Clearly Now”), and Jimmy Page, programming the Moog module at Electric Lady Studios for the mixing of Led Zeppelin’s The Song Remains the Same.
He has performed and recorded with Mayson (Bearsville Records), The States (Chrysalis/Boardwalk), ZOOM (New Age Music Planet Records), and Melodic Revolution Records artists Red32, Tony Romero’s Vortex, and Joe Mac’s American Garage. His soundtrack work includes the award‑winning documentary “The Fiery Narrows – Following the Path of John Charles Fremont.”

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These are some dark times on the American job front. No your boss doesn't care about you. No they aren't interested in your future. It's SYA their own asses. No matter how many years you've spent with a business, the times have changed. Being aware of all things while taking note of your next job actually being worse.

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We live in a time of fracture and lost faith. But most Americans don't want this feeling. Most of us, the exhausted majority, want to be invited into something better. That's the call of Live Like a Citizen: to give everyone the tools to turn away from the resentment and cynicism eroding democratic life. To turn toward a healthier way of living together. Eric Liu, CEO of Citizen University, gives readers eight deep practices for rekindling our belief in democracy-and our own humanity.

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The band's new album wasn't performing the way record company decision makers needed it to.  It meant going back into the studio to pick out a tune about another musicians butt.  What?  Preserving a music legends dance moves made this one song a legacy all its own.  

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