News for Harlem and the Harlems of the World
The media’s exemplification of an area always seems to emanate from a culturally enriched history. The Jersey Shore is pervasively known as a television reality series that has permeated households, while creating a viewership dichotomy; a sensationalistic appeal vs an oversimplification of stereotypes. Human drama driven by romance and conflicts, it has spiraled the show […]
The “Real” Jersey Shore and Long Island Beaches Read More »
Hillary Clinton has the whole nation guessing: Will she? Won’t she? Hillary Clinton, the former Secretary of State, and wife of former president Bill Clinton – keeps political observers watching her every move to determine if indeed she will run for presidential office in 2016. But there is yet another poignant question – if she
Hillary, Is She Ready Yet, And If Not, Who? Read More »
The American Association of Blacks in Energy is on a mission. With an almost forty year history and forty chapters nationwide, they want to get African-Americans entrenched in the energy industry. AABE has grown to become the unique “national association of energy professionals founded and dedicated to ensure the input of African Americans and other
AABE in Energy; AABE says “Get on Board” Read More »
With over a billion people in the world underserved- access to energy is a major component to solving key issues such as world hunger, access to medical care, and development in third world countries. Interestingly enough, one of the richest countries in oil is also one of the most impoverished. In 2012, President Barack Obama
Big Energy Eyes Africa Read More »
Despite a spirited challenge, Democratic voters in New York on Tuesday likely granted another two years in Congress to Rep. Charles B. Rangel, who has been there for more than 40 years. Rangel, a 22-term incumbent who has been the face and voice Harlem politics since 1971, declared victory late Tuesday night in his Democratic
Charles Rangel expected to win another term in Congress from New York’s Harlem district Read More »
Following Final Poll Showing Strong Lead Heading Into Final Days, Rangel Earns Major Newspaper Endorsement From The New York Daily News NYDN: Rangel Outclasses State Sen. Adriano Espaillat, In Experience, Depth Of Knowledge, Washington Connections & Record of Delivering For New Yorkers New York Daily News Endorsement Follows Growing Momentum Of Grassroots Support For Congressman
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS DECISIVELY ENDORSES CHARLIE RANGEL FOR CONGRESS Read More »
As America searches for innovative ways to stimulate local economies and stay competitive in a global market, business and science incubators are popping up all over the country. Philadelphia’s University City Science Center (UCSC) is one of the pioneers of the incubator model, providing lab and office space for start-up, growing, and established companies since
University City Science Center — Philly’s Growing Research Park Read More »
French train executives not only have egg on their faces but also have a nasty financial smashup, to the tune of $68 million and counting, on their hands. It was just discovered that their 2000 newly purchased trains are too wide to fit their train stations. Parisian officials blame this colossal mistake on the fact
French Lessons On Collaboration – By Lisa A. Bing Read More »
Donald Owens in the lab. Diesel engines support much of the nation’s infrastructure — from trucks, buses, and trains, to ships, off-road equipment, and generators. However, these efficient work machines also have a severe environmental impact. There are currently almost 400 million diesel engines in the world, with nearly 20 million new ones produced worldwide
HNO Green Fuels: Making Particulate Matter Emissions a Thing of the Past Read More »
Paula Jackson, President and CEO of AABE (left), Dan Packer, member of Board of Directors, Jamilah Gladney, David Moody, Premier AABE Scholarship Winner along with Dr. Evelyn Gladney. There is a revolution in Energy, galloping across the globe and creating careers in its wake. The Harlem Times was warmly welcomed to the 37th Annual Conference
The Future Started Yesterday & You’re Already Running Late Read More »