Tony Johnson

“Hulk” was his name coming up. He was an All-American wrestler and running back. Benching 535 in college, Tony Johnson has gone from a dominator on the field and on the mat to a knockout fighter soon to hit the top in his new sport.

He thought of going to the NFL; they were knocking at his door too. But, Johnson found himself having to handle family matters and passed on the invite. Now, the 290 pound strong arm is going into the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), easily handling opponents and tempting challengers to meet him toe to toe.

Nottheads caught up with Johnson as he was preparing for his next bout. The temperature was above 100 degrees in the gym as he sparred with fellow fighters and focused solely on the win. He put his hype song on repeat (Lil Wayne’s “I’m Me”) and smashed on the pads like he was trying to release some built up tension that was brewing in his psyche.

“It’s like a chess game. It’s all strategy,” he says as he steps away from his passion to holla at us.

“I’ve been doing this for about a year and a half now, so it comes easy to me; especially being a wrestler.”

Read More:  Tha Beast – Tony Johnson – Hulk

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Ginger MMA Beauty

All internal lubricated parts, axle shafts and bearings, constant velocity joints, axle housing, propeller shafts, universal joints, wheel bearings, locking hubs, front differential actuator, supports, front and rear hub bearings, seals and gaskets; less like a fictional character more like a powerhouse of speed, performance, and luxury; not the Cadillac CTS, that’s Ginger.

If you saw Ms. Ginger walking down the street or in the grocery store, her beauty would probably tempt you to go spit your best game trying to make her yours.  This Cajun dime piece is one of a kind though and what lies beneath that pearly grin are beastly fangs ready to take out anybody that violates.

She was a band girl at Southern State in Louisiana and has the charm of the girl next door.  But what they don’t know is that as one of the top female MMA fighters out of Miami, Ginger is dominating the ring and putting fear in the hearts of some of the baddest bitches on the planet.

Notthead interviewed this lovely lady and got the exclusive photo-op that shows the contrasts to a true beauty and beast.

Notthead:  Are you more beauty or beast?

Ginger:  Ha Ha!  Beast.  Point blank.  But the BEAUTY of it is that I keep it at bay when I’m dressed up and socializing, smiling when the teeth are really coming out of the corners of the grin.

Ginger

Notthead:  What makes you feel beautiful or feminine?

Ginger:  Sex…knowing that I can attract a dominant, intimidating male who can maintain control of my wild side and make me feel….hmmm, subdued at the right moments.  And I’m a big chick so being “manhandled” is pretty sexy, since I do all of the controlling and intimidating in my daily life, and believe me, these men are very rare and hard to find.  Most like petite little fragile girls who are easy to deal with; I like a MAN who likes a challenge…I like this question!!

Notthead:  What makes the animal come out?

Ginger:  Being pissed off.  The mere thought of a person trying to injure me sets me into survival mode, kill or be killed.  Immortality emerges from the inner most part of me.

Read more: The Beauty – Ginger

Photos:  MMA Beauty -  Ninja Ginger

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Written by:  R. L. Burney

He was rude and out of place, snatching the mic from young Taylor Swift at the VMA Awards Sunday night.  He made the little white girl cry and to put it simply, he was wrong.

Kanye West - Taylor Swift

But Kanye West has evolved into that type of entertainer.  Before we go further, this is not a piece in his defense.  There is no excuse for his actions.  He was trying to entertain.  And he did just that; entertained.

We are yet to know the repercussions for Kanye’s outburst.  It probably will be severe being that he interrupted one of the most widely viewed annual shows in the US.  So is he living up to his self-proclamation of an activist?  Maybe.  Was this racial?  It doesn’t seem so, but of course only he would know that.  It’s obvious though that the reaction to the whole thing may be more than what the Louis Vutton Don bargained for.

Taylor Swift is the young, pretty, country girl next door that America has come to adore like a little daughter or niece.  Kanye West is loved, even though he can be overly flamboyant and obnoxious at times (his talent is classic though).  Beyonce, the innocent bystander in this attack, is just beautiful and too talented to even compare to anyone currently in the business.  So, it’s just an awkward situation.  The black man embarrasses the white girl in front of millions with the black woman being the left to pick up the pieces and make peace.  Thank God for the Black Woman!

As much as Kanye disturbed the masses, he was right within his comments.  Next time though, let the legitimate winner get their moment of glory.  It’s like S.C. Congressman Joe Wilson calling the president a liar in the middle of his address, or Serena Williams threatening an official in the middle of a match.  They are acting off emotion (whether right or wrong) and someone down the line will be offended.  There is a time and place for everything, but we cannot get too bent out of shape when people, especially entertainers, go to the extreme with their antics.  If anything, the apologies should be enough along with a sincere effort in avoiding future occurrences.  Just know when the spotlight is on, anything is bound to go down.

Oh yeah; Kanye West was booked on the first Jay Leno the next night! What a coincidence.

Written by R. L. Burney

First Training Day

The lights are low when you walk in. All the women look your way, so it seems like the spotlight is on you as soon as you walk through the door. These aren’t your typical club going females. While they are sizing you up, they are also entertaining the rest of the gentlemen in the club with their tantalizing moves and seductive sways. The soft, exposed body parts that capture your psyche are just more weapons in their arsenal to keep you inside and spending all of your money.

From the front line, to the pit of the inferno; Porschea is will put a word out, this exclusive Miami interview and video is coming soon…  First Day of Training

Porsche

Brought to you by: Hood On Blast, UMG, Unlocked Records and NottHeads; you can get it right here.

Bonnie Glover will be blogging on Novel Spaces on 7/10; her title/topic:

MEN, FIDELITY AND A SKILLET: BACK TO BASICS

Men, Fidelity and a Skillet: Back to the Basics

Maybe one day I’ll blog about what you should have at your side but today ain’t the day. And, further, let me say that I in no way advocate violence against anyone but, in the case of a man, who is married or in a committed relationship, SISTERS, A SKILLET is a necessary weapon, a starting and ending place for MESS…

Miami is the shit, huh?  Y’all got the best women and I’m drinking the best on South Beach, you say?

Ok.  You might be right.

Miami Mojitos

Before heading to a talent showcase at South Beach’s Club Living Room, my mentor and I strolled historic South Beach.  I was shocked at the diversity of people that came to experience the magic of this area.  The arc deco architecture of the hotels and business that lined the avenues reminded me of the many movies and books that portrayed the lifestyle and excitement of past eras.  And with the thousands of men and women from all over the world dining, mingling and partying there, I was sure that South Beach and Miami as a whole had not lost its place as a top destination.

Walking down Ocean Drive, we came across a restaurant called Casablanca.  In fact, the waitress that stood in front of the place was the one that silently lured me to the door.  Her beauty and offer of two for one Mojitos was the perfect compliment to start my night.

Mojito.  The adopted drink of Miami night life.  My first ever was bomb!  The bartender cut up limes and graciously added sweet mint to the rum that would show me what this city was all about.  The spice and sweetness of my drink finally defined for me where I was and what was in store.

By R.L. Burney

Surneames: Obama, Kennedy

The expectation associated with a SUR-Name greatly influence ones outlook on life. People that I have known all of my life have similar names or their name can be closely associated with mine. I will either add or subtract from that surname in what I do.

Family is something that cannot be stressed enough in a modern society. It is this that separates me from other people. At the root of many arguments today about what is wrong with society is family or the lack there of family structure. Family has always been there for me, when there was no one else to talk to or seek advice from. So I know of no other kind of interactions between the generations, the reassuring of who I am, who they are and what is to be expected as a member of my family; what I see, if very much focused not sole by my eyes, but made clear and descriptive by those that are active in my life. When I am making a decision on spending money, doing something illegal, and even when I am doing something rewarding; I think of how my decisions will be viewed by my family.

This Tuesday started like most; I wake up and then head to campus to manage a television taping. The guests just happened to be Mrs. Bonnie Glover the author of, “Going Down South” which was nominated for an NAACP Image Award and her husband; Mr. Craig Glover, the Vice President of Marketing and Sales for Signature Healthcare, L.L.C. Long story short, Mrs. and Mr. Glover both went to school with my father. Bonnie is also one of his clients, promoting her book long before it was nominated by the NAACP; on our business’ website Nottheads.com. The Glovers knew of me before I had ever met them, my family’s legacy, and name as well as what it stands for was witnessed, in the level of respect they have for me. My name preceding me with everyone I meet.

Eeezy

That being only the most recent event but the week before last, for Spring Break I went down to Miami and had a seven day get away. I have a lot of family down there. So I just have to make it down there for the most part and let us just say it was on the house. Not having to pay for much was such a pleasant surprise. Its not only the material things its small things like being able to go back to my grandmother’s house , right up the street from the elementary school I graduated from and eat dinner every Sunday with 4 generations deep, elbow to elbow. Even being able to go back to the house I grew up in and help my aunt with her yard, washing the family cars, being able to do for the people that do so much for me makes a huge difference in my behavior.

Always thinking when I talk to people, to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. That I have family and I would want them to be treated with respect by other people. They have supported me through times in college when I could not feed myself. I am who I am because of everything that my family and I have worked for. The family instilling morals and values like having faith and believing in me when no one else does really goes a long way as far as boosting confidence. Looking in the mirror, facing myself was something I learned from my brother.

Have you ever been able to hear your mom and dad’s voice when I am about to make an uneducated decision, snapping me back to reality anywhere, anytime. All a part of why my family is one of the most important aspects of my life. I will protect and try to honor my surname!

While 6 Degree of Separation proved that you can easily and readily link some of anything to virtually everything with a hop, skip and a jump. Her are some surname that are linked to mine; not need to break out the exercise gear, these individuals are in the photo albums and on the family tree: Nottage, Young, Strain, Lamb, Cox, Maynard, to name a few, the family surnames are known world-wide for Arts, Literature, Athletics, Government and more; does a Kennedy or Obama ever forget their heritage?

D2Nott

Chokkklit Shop – Pick-up lines

Shama3, Kal Cauthen - Cotton Mill shoot

The art of the pick up line seems to be in play more often in the Summer time than any other time of the year, but Spring is a good time to get an early start. Maybe has something to do with the heat, maybe the increased opportunities as the season heats up and we all tend to do more outdoor socializing. The trip to the beach, the picnic, cookout or concert; wherever there are men and women mingling you know it’s game time. Call it game because women act like they don’t want to be hollered at, but they put themselves in the direct line of attack; why?

You know as a woman that if you step out your door and go to an event, the fellas are going to try to spit game. Game, it really is a game; how do you win or loose at this ritual, right of passage of picking a mate. Women want the attention, the affirmation that they’re attractive. Men are looking for the best possible mate, or at least some action; she may not be the right one, but she can be Miss Right-Now!

Game on!!

Men have an arsenal of verbal missiles trying to penetrate any defense a pretty woman may try to put up. Like fishing men use their words like bait, and the woman approached has the options of ignoring, gagging or swallowing the bait. As Spring begins many of us are still wondering about the last fling that we hoped would turn into something more.

How do you know when a guy you’ve never met is being sincere, or if he’s just feeding you a line? If it flows off his tongue as he looks deeply into your eyes, and your heart flutters at the thought of taking him up on what he’s offering, but you’ve only known him for 2 hours, it’s probably just a well rehearsed line. You tell your girls about him, how the whole scene played out and they begin to tell you how some other guy used that same line on them and you want to think they’re just jealous because you’ve finally found the “one”. A month goes by and the two of you fall into a comfortable dating pattern. You have lunch once a week, dinner and movie on Fridays, and you find that you’ve become his late night Wednesday appointment. Just when you want things to heat up more than they have, he turns cold.

On the other hand, if you’ve known him for several months and you’ve been spending a considerable amount of time together, and he says something that makes you melt… Then there’s a good chance that he’s sincere and the words are from his heart.

Categories of Pick-up Lines

• Straight to the point – illicit an immediate response
• Innuendo – line that imply, rather than directly ask; try to be slick
• Cheese – just stupid to get a react, then the secondary attack begins
• Flattery – can be honest admiration, but anything positive to break the ice
• Smooth – that practiced tried and true, you know he has been practicing in the mirror lines

Photos from Cotton Mill Shoot – Kal Cauthen (model), Shama3 (model), Reno Valentine (stylist), John Washington (photography), Michael Davis (photography)

SBI Superstars

They navigated the familiar paths traveled on the Highest of 7 Hills. This day they returned as a couple the way they left a few years ago; Bonnie Glover the acclaimed writer and Craig Glover the business leader. Short descriptions are a limitation of their many talents, but used as a simplified recognition of their status. To the point and determined to achieve one sentence cannot really describe how at this point in the journey they have come to tell of their adventures.

The oak tree trunks with etched barks are just as you remember. The tree canopies extended as markers to their own journey; to heights of recognition and a witness to the many that pass this way. The Glovers (Bonnie and Craig) returned to campus as honored guest speakers of the FAMU SBI Superstar Forum.

The roster of previous speakers for the SBI Forum reads like a ticker tape of the Fortune 500. As students in the late 70’s and early 80’s, it would have been difficult to distinguish either from the many young progressive SBIans preparing themselves for corporate careers. The years passed, but on this day their place is on the stage, behind the podium to deliver a message; not as they once were – sitting in the audience gazing upon the business legends of that time. What might the words convey – on the stage before the students, the multiple television shows, close-ups, huts, conferences and shared meals on a day that started before 8 a.m. and ended some 13 hours later? How might this visit shape the aspirations of those they engage?

To be honored, emulated and discussed on this day and the days that follow, the return was fitting for the Glovers (Bonnie and Craig). FAMU recognizes great people and their matriculation to and fro. The paths come from all directions, but you know you’re on solid ground because the moss still hangs from the trees, in the community where this University has withstood the tests of time.

My Hero

I had come to witness My Hero in battle at his last game on a familiar field. There he stood tall, dark, handsome and confident; ready for battle. The sun dipped below the horizon, stadium lights were hot, flags and lines in place; both teams exhibited preparation rituals in anticipation of the battle to come.

The opening whistle blew; you knew something was going to happen, just not when. The visiting team stormed out, assaulting the defense to score two early goals. With a look of determination My Hero stood, not that easily would he go in defeat, not today! The interaction intensified; the teams became chippy and coarse as My Hero’s team attempted to mount an offensive. The anticipation was growing; momentum was changing as My Hero began to assert his presence.

The ball was passed into the goal box through the opponents. This may be the moment, the crowd sat tall on the edges of their seats. My Hero knocked down the ball with his right foot, made a quick pivot with opponents draped on his hip. Foot on ball, a streak of light darted to the back of the net. Goal, goal, goal! The crowd thundered to echo the lightening of the ball strike, ovation. My Hero raised his hands in approval of his accomplishment, reversed direction to be greeted by approving teammates. The visitors lessen to a size that was less opposing; there was hope that My Hero had enough thunder to make this competition interesting.

As he jogged back to the center line, I got a glance and a smile. He knew that it was he I had come to see and he was glad that I had witnessed. From that moment until the end of the game My Hero was targeted; every opportunity to chip, trip, push and/or rub, they took it; they knew that victory could only be attained if they could contain the efforts of My Hero.

As the buzz in the crowd began to subside, the late crowd arrives. As they shuffled to get to their seats they asked, what did we miss? The answer, the MOMENT! Memorable moments have been missed or lessened, because it’s just not important enough. Not this moment, missed, I have it permanently etched then laser imprinted in the memory banks; I witnessed. Others may have missed it, but the moment was neither diminished nor his ability lessened; it was captured in words, pictures; confirmation of the years these movements were practiced, rehearsed, anticipated, culminated and evident.

The event was the 2/10/2009 game in the Florida High School State Soccer Championship Tournament – Regional Finals. Florida High (FSUS) was opposed by Pensacola Catholic High at Florida High in Tallahassee, Florida. Final Score: Florida High – 1; Pensacola Catholic – 5. This was the last game played by Senior – Eric Nottage.

My Hero lives in me. I plan many more front row seats for the Moments to come.

Yankee Fan - Kal Cauthen

Kal Cauthen has long been a Yankee Fan, why not! The pain and suffering that shows in his emotions are worth the years of cheers and jeers that all Yankee fans have to endure. Over the span of 162 games each season a picture can tell you exactly what’s going on. Kal’s love of the Yankees is captured in this series of Color This; but in the end Kal is a Yankee Fan and he wears it on his hat, face and chest. The Yankess have more Championship rings than any other baseball team; haters can talk about payroll, we talk pennants.

Kal Cauthen is an actor and model; photos by Michael D Images – graphics by NottHeads. More images available in the gallery –>> Yankee Fan photos.

Kal Cauthen

Kal Cauthen

Kal Cauthen

Yankee Fan

Original photos – Yankee Fan – Kal

Color This

NottHeads wants to give the visitors an opportunity to be interactive with the contents of the website; so you get Color This. Color This will present visitor submitted adaptations on some of the art and photographs currently embedded in NottHeads.

With the advent of digital photography people have become familiar with editing tools. Not surprising with the use of these tools, you quickly begin to see that you can modify the look feel, texture and emotion of a photograph. I ask you to share your artful play with the NottHeads audience.

Rules:

1. Out of respect to the models and photographers; please do not remove or proportionally distort the contents and subjects of a photograph.
2. Only use the photos and/or artwork provided in this section for modification.
3. Any submitted photographs, artwork and/or graphics are subject to the NottHeads Inc. – Terms and Use Guidelines.
4. All materials are copyrighted to the original photographer and/or model.

New sample photos will be added regularly. Have fun!!

Going Down South  nominated for NAACP Image Award

40th NAACP Image Awards

Going Down South

website: www.bonnieglover.com

When fifteen-year-old Olivia Jean discovers that she is pregnant, her parents flee their New York home and bring her to her grandmother Birdie’s Alabama farm. They plan on leaving her there for the duration of her pregnancy, but Birdie insists that Olivia Jean can stay only if her mother, Daisy, stays as well.

Bonnie glover

Though she and her mother have been estranged for years, Daisy sees no alternative but to send her beloved, though unfaithful husband back north and settle in to life “down South” with her mother and daughter. Now that these three generations of proud, spirited women are together under one roof, Birdie, Daisy, and Olivia Jean must make sense of their roles as mothers — and find a place in their lives for love, independence and each other.

Bonnie J. Glover

Live on Fox - February 12, 2009

NAACP

Image Award Nominees – Outstanding Literary Work – Fiction

• “Blood Colony: A Novel” – Tananarive Due (Atria Books/Simon & Schuster)
• “Going Down South: A Novel” – Bonnie J. Glover (Random House/One World/Ballentine)
• “In the Night of the Heat: A Tennyson Hardwick Novel” – Blair Underwood, Tananarive Due, Steven Barnes (Atria Books/ Simon & Schuster)
• “Just Too Good to Be True” – E. Lynn Harris (Doubleday)
• “Song Yet Sung” – James McBride (Riverhead Books)

The relationship with photographer Scott Price saw an array of his talents on display on NottHeads. This is just a brief sampling of some of the galleries and photos from the year. In 2009 expect more of the same artistic perfection from Scott; also visit his new website Blacque Magic for more photos.

S. Pierre Price, this talented photographer left you with some samples of his work here at NottHeads. A gifted photographer and golfer, Scott Price used to spend a great deal of time in Tallahassee, but has relocated to the desert of Arizona. The good news is that he took his camera with him. Look at the collection of beauties and look for more of his works in the coming weeks.

• Model Mayhem
• Blacque Magic (www.blacquemagic.com)
  
• Bigblacque at blogspot.com

Army Boots

There is something about the way the letters across her shirt don’t remind you of military service. Even her boots are not military issue. If this is what today’s ARMY looks like, then the boots fit the outfit. Military service requires the enlisted to be able to carry and shoot guns, S. Pierre Price captures the beauty and dynamic aspects of this model soldier.

See more S. Pierre Price Photography at:

• BlacqueMagic.com
• NottHeads.com

Army Boots

Proud to be ARMY

I saw tears fall like the leaves of the seasons changing. I saw faces express joy and relief. I saw the answer to the simultaneous equation as to who is of the improbable, the impossible and the impeccable person to defy the odds? I saw a family man be acknowledge as the person who will become the most powerful man in the world. I saw pictures of people from around the world rejoicing in the confirmation that “Yes You Can” as Barack Obama won an election. A Black man in America will be the next President.

Obama waiting to enter

Richard:
Now is the winter of our discontent
Made glorious summer by this son of York;
And all the clouds that low’r'd upon our house
In the deep bosom of the ocean buried.

Richard The Third Act 1, scene 1, 1–4

All the stereo types of the limitation of skin color over substances have to be reexamined. The rise of Barack is no accident, more of a coronation of a long journey of hope, ambition and hard work. There are many who did not live to see this day, and were not sure if it would ever come, but against the backdrop of not knowing when they still gave their lives in the struggle so that the day could be possible.

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Georgia Independent Film and Television Network

Georgia Independent Film and Television (GIFT) Network is presenting a 3 day Boot Camp; February 6-8, 2009 in Atlanta, Georgia. Workshops will be limited in size so that participants can make the most of their time with our experts! The Boot Camp will gather some of the best creative and business minds in the industry. The workshops will focus on what hundreds of independent filmmakers have told us over the years are the most challenging aspects of filmmaking and preparing individuals for careers in the television and film industry.

• Actors
• Writers
• Directors
• Producers
• Camera Persons
• Editors
• Set Decorating

Whether you’re planning your first film, got a few notches under your belt and ready to advance your career to the next level, or a veteran in need of an in-your-face professional rejuvenation. The Boot Camp is designed to help those who are serious about a career in film and television make the transition from being an amateur to being a professional! This is 3 intensive days; participants will be immersed in multiple disciplines of the industry, where you will receive the personalized attention your future deserves. Register at: www.giftnetwork.info

More Details:

• Film Makers Weekend
• Boot Camp Workshops

Hood Rat Radio Feature Artist

Gil Scott Heron

Eloquence was never a prerequisite, a disruption of consciousness almost assured, for that was the purpose to the writings, music and message. Not out of anger, but out of a need to be heard Gil Scott Heron wanted to motivate people. He came to prominence in the early 70s when protest was as assured as morning dew. Heron inspired people to move there feet for change, to the beat of and the rhythm of poetic discord. This was a time when your really may not have want your government to take notice; especially the suits coming out of the Hoover Building (FBI Headquarters). Hoover watched and listened like others to tracks like: The Revolution Won’t Be Televised, Winter In America, In The Bottle, Did You Hear What They Said, and other tracks. Gil Scott Heron’s audiences grew his artful perceptive resonated in the hearts, souls and minds; and today he is still remembered.

Gil Scott-Heron
Promotional photo of Gil Scott-Heron in 1973
Background information
Birth name	Gilbert Scott-Heron
Born	April 1, 1949(1949-04-01) (age 59) Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
Genre(s)	Proto-rap, soul, jazz, spoken word, jazz-funk
Occupation(s)	Poet, singer, songwriter, author
Instrument(s)	Vocals, electric piano, guitar
Voice type(s)	Baritone
Years active	1969–present
Label(s)	RCA, Flying Dutchman, Strata East, Arista, TVT Records
Associated acts	Brian Jackson, Perpis-Fall Music, Black & Blues, Musicians United for Safe Energy
Website	gilscottheron.free.fr

NottHeads in any weather

Often new millennium of artists refer to Heron as the GodFather of Rap. Rap is not a new thing Hip-Hop is the current cultural fad. Heron like the griots’ invocations reminds the new protagonists of the entertainment trade that what they construct can stand, influence and truly be an art form for expression. When it’s your time to say something, have something to say. Gil Scott Heron expressed prophetically his views of the struggles of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in his music.

Read more on: Hood Rat Radio on NottHeads

Built to lead or ambition misdirected?  The race to the White House provides the canvas to psychoanalysis of America. The 2008 election process and proceedings have followed the prescribed routines; predictable with lots of unscripted episodes. The ambitious to lesser known, the dark horses all come to the spotlight seeking to galvanize a movement. Banners carry names and slogans, many miles traveled, many handshakes, scripted by teams molding the protagonists to spew propaganda to the mass, all seeking the keys to the Oval Office.

Barack Obama in Colorado

Has America matured to accept the fulfillment of its own stated model shaded in darker hues? We want our leader to be “tall, dark and handsome, intellectually gifted, dedicated to wife, family, church, and the nation.” If these are the guidelines for leadership, if all are equal under the Constitution, should the rejection of Barack Obama on the grounds of race be anticipated?

The virtues of a nation will be questioned. Win or loose, let it be on the grounds of his presentation of the issues and platform for future governerance.

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish.. Preamble of United States of America Constitution

The eyes of the world are watching to see if this is personal or engineered. For America, our best defense against those that seek to harm our nation may lie in the perception of how we elect a President.

The model maybe not be flawed, just in need of a few engineering tweaks, but I may really be delusional!

NottHead

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Praise me and I may not believe you.

Criticize me and I may not forgive you.

Encourage me and I will never forget you!

Homage to good sleep!!

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