Essays on Messengers

In today’s society we rely on interacting with people via phone, past generations didn’t experience this because phones were too expensive, or were a luxury to have. The norm is to text or email, and with people today the internet is the way to express…

New York, a city that everyone seems to be particularly magical, how did planners do it, in the center of such a world’s super-large city, leaving such a large central park with isolated beautiful scenery, zoos, ponds, and green islands. In addition to the central…

Steemit is made up of various communities and the function of these communities is to help members grow on steemit and become great original content creators on steemit and also having reasonable curation on their post. However, these communities need a medium of communication with…

Messenger industry in India has gained some astonishing ground from its root fit as a fiddle in 1980s and starting there. The business has created in size and reach. A critical number of players have scaled up their exercises to arrange the contemporary, world-class capable…

Modern-day Christianity usually only involves the worship of one God: the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit, also known as the Trinity. There was a time, however, when other characters were held not equal to, but still worthy of a lesser form of worship by…

Jazz Album Review Moanin’ Art Blakey is undoubtedly one of the greatest Jazz drummers of all time, and together with his talented group, The Jazz Messengers, they collaborated to create my favorite Jazz album: Moanin’. Released in January 1959, Moanin’ was an album released by…

Free For All Album Review Jazz music originated in the early 1910s from New Orleans, and as it developed and spread around the world many new and distinctive styles arose. The album I chose to review is called Free For All, featuring Art Blakey &…

Up to one in four teenagers has admitted to exchanging nude photos with other teenagers, usually by digital means. In an article called “Why Kids Sext” for the November 2014 issue of The Atlantic magazine, Hanna Rosin tells readers that the majority of these explicit…