The Rev.Darrell Armstrong is a foster child from South Central Los Angeles who graduated from Stanford University, Princeton Theological Seminary, and has carried the Olympic Torch.
Snaptshots of a foster child which chronicles his time in foster care in Los Angeles.
He is a role model for foster, adoptive, and displaced children all over the world.
He has relevant message for: Foster Children; Foster Parents; Social Workers; Biological Parents. For the book go to virgenice.org
It was a boring night for fighting in Las Vegas as two of the biggest boxing stars partook in a little 12-round sissy fight. After 12 rounds of undisputed welterweight sparring boxing, Floyd Mayweather Jr. (41-0) defeated “Sugar” Shane Moseley in a unanimous decision. It had been been predicted that whoever wins this fight will go on to fight Manny Pacquiao and, now, Mayweather has his chance.
After the fight, Mayweather was hesitant to answer the question in his post-fight interview whether or not he wanted to take on Pacquaio, only saying that he’ll fight Pacquiao if he “submits a blood and urine test, that’s all I ask”.
Somebody’s a scaredy cat…..meow, MEOW! Scratch, scratch! Will the Mayweather-Pacquaio ever take place? Don’t count your stars just yet.
Times Square was evacuated and several Broadway shows were canceled last night after police found an unexploded bomb inside of a burning car.
“It appears to be a car bomb left in a Pathfinder between Seventh and Eighth” Avenues on 45th Street, said Deputy Commissioner Paul J. Browne, the Police Department’s chief spokesman. The device, he said, contained “explosive elements” that included “propane tanks, some kind of powder, gasoline and a timing device.” “This is very much an active investigation,” he said. The police would not say whether they had any suspects, and did not say if they had determined what might have been behind the event.
A federal official said it was not considered it a terrorist threat and that the New York Police Department had told the Department of Homeland Security to stand down. The official would not say why he believed that or what the New York Police Department told them about the episode. The explosive materials were discovered about 6:30 by a mounted police officer who saw a box with smoke pouring from it in the back of the Pathfinder, Mr. Browne said. The officer called for backup, and the Fire Department and bomb squad. The Pathfinder’s back window was broken out, Mr. Browne said, and the police sent in a “robotic device” to “observe it.”
Most Broadway shows went on as scheduled but played to half-empty houses as ticket holders could not get past police barricades.
The Rev.Darrell Armstrong is a foster child from South Central Los Angeles who graduated from Stanford University, Princeton Theological Seminary, and has carried the Olympic Torch.
