One might wonder why singer/songwriter, Krista Earle, is having a "Bad Hair Day"?

Well, the reason is that Earle burst onto the Canadian national radio scene with her debut single,"Bad Hair Day" in 2011 and followed with "Man Up" in 2012.

Earle has a smooth voice and her catchy country/pop tunes allows her to have a fan base of tweens and adults.

Earle is a member of many music organizations including the Country Music Association of Ontario and the Nashville Songwriters Association International.

Visit her website at www.kristaearle.com

The NCAA Division I Football Championships has begun.

Sam Houston State University advanced to the second round of the playoffs with a 51-20 win over Southern Utah.

The Bearkats will now face Southland Conference champion and No.4 Seed Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday night at 7 p.m.

The last time these two teams met, the Lions defeated the Bearkats and eventual claim the conference title outright the following week.

We will preview this anticipated re-match that will take place at Strawberry Stadium in Hammond, Louisiana.

John C. Roberts' experience in the private sector prepared him for public service.

Roberts serves as the Diplomat in Residence in the Texas-Louisiana region for the United States' Department of State.

Before that, he represented the Department as a Public Affairs Officer in seven nations of the Eastern Caribbean

Visit at http://www.uh.edu/class/political-science/faculty-and-staff/professors/roberts/index.php

Indie Country Artist Christina Elizabeth is a singer/songwriter who has auditioned for Fox's XFactor and NBC's The Voice.

Though she didn't make it through, the San Antonio, TX native has written songs like "Never Leave You and "Small Texas Town."

Ms. Christina Elizabeth is a member of the BMI and is currently No.2 on ReverbNation in the Country/Bluegrass/Folk section.

Teoma Naccarato is a contemporary dancer, choreographer and pedagogue with passion for interdisciplinary creation.

 Over the past decade Naccarato has presented choreography for stage and screen across Canada, the United States, South America, and Europe. Choreographic credits include: Beneath the pavement, an ocean (2013), Experience #1167 (2012), Gently between us (2011), and Exposure (2010). In June 2013 Naccarato’s cyber-solo Dirt was streamed live at the TimeWave Festival in London, UK. 

Naccarato has performed internationally since 2004 in her own creations, as well as with choreographers Catherine Castonguay, Marianne Desjardins, Ilona Dougherty, and Michael Montanaro.

Thomas Farley, also known as Mister Manners, launched a campaign called, "Thanksgiving Unplugged" with fellow etiquette expert Diane Gottsman to remind everyone that they should focus on their family and not their devices during the Thanksgiving.

 

 

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Laura Washington overcame the odds to write her book, 'Foundations For Living in 2011."

Washington's aim is to motivate others to be who they were created to be and is dedicated to fulfilling her goal as a motivational speaker.

mas Farley, also known as Mister Manners, launched a campaign called, "Thanksgiving Unplugged" with fellow etiquette expert Diane Gottsman to remind everyone that they should focus on their family and not their devices during the Thanksgiving.

 

 

 

 

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Natalie Sisson has lived her life out of her suitcase for the last three years as an entrepreneur.

Sisson's self-published book, "The Suitcase Entrepreneur" shares the step-by-step process for aspiring world travelers to be location independent, just like herself.

Here her story of how she became "The Suitcase Entrepreneur."

Visit at www.suitcasentrepreneur.com

Terri Jaggers is an example of what hard work and determination can do for your life.

Mrs. Jaggers didn't allow her past as a foster child stop her from being an entrepreneur and attaining a Bachelor's Degree and a Master's Degree.

In addition, Mrs. Jaggers was Mrs. U.S. America in 2008 and has used her platform to bring awareness to foster children and the importance of adoption.

Hear her unique story of what drove her to overcome the stigma of being in foster care to become successful in life.

Visit her website at www.terrijaggers.com

Michelle Madrid-Branch overcame being a ward of the United Kingdom's Department of Social Services to become one of the most beloved authors.

Her books, The Tummy Mummy, which was promoted by the National Council of Adoption and Adoption Means Love: Triumph of the Heart, recognized as a Top 5 Inspirational Book by Dolce Vita Magazine in 2006, are inspirational guides for anyone to overcome the stigma of being a foster kid and to achieve their dreams.

Visit her website at www.letherbegreater.com

Rolf Potts never would have imagined that his book "Vagabonding" would continue to be a must read for future world travelers in it's 10th anniversary.

Mr. Potts has proven that you don't need to be a millionaire or even a billionaire to see the world and that anyone can travel the world.

His work has been featured in major publications like National Geographic Traveler, The New Yorker,Outside, and Slate.com.

Visit his website at www.vagabonding.net