Villanova? It's A Lot More That Hoops, Baby!

He's a leader in his profession, an entrepreneur who built a successful PR and marketing business and a professor who's also the coordinator of Villanova University's public relations sequence in the School of Arts and Sciences.
Watch and listen as Dan Cirucci chats with Dr. William Cowen on RVN-TV's The Advocates -- a conversation with rare insight and surprising news about a collegiate gem that has become one of America's top 50 universities, according to US News & World Report.

It's Time We All Understood The Difference!

They Call It 'Dark Money' - Here's Why . . .

Democrats and liberal dark money groups are continuing their lies, deceit, and shadowy practices to try and win races at the state and federal legislative level across Pennsylvania.

With two weeks out from the 2018 midterm election, these organizations are stooping to proven lies, false allegations, and smear tactics in order to try and sway voters.

In response, Republican Party of Pennsylvania Chairman Val DiGiorgio, made the following statement:

“Democrat dark money groups like PA Fund for Change are doing everything they can and using every tactic in their dirty bag of tricks to try and win races across Pennsylvania.
“Being two weeks out from the 2018 General Election, Pennsylvania voters need to know that these organizations are using lies and distorting reality in order to paint a completely inaccurate picture of who these candidates are.
“As these events continue to occur, it is incumbent upon the news media and interested citizens to continue to fact-check these organizations and find out who is funding them in order to finally present the truth to the voters.”

For VERY Special Moms-To-Be . . . .

The Northeast Family Service Center (NEFSC), a ministry of Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia (CSS), will host a baby shower for expectant mothers in the local community. 

Friday, October 26, 2018
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Northeast Family Service Center
7340 Jackson Street
Philadelphia, PA 19136

Nearly 50 expectant mothers and their families will attend the free baby shower which seeks to promote various NEFSC prenatal and parenting programs. The event will also help connect families to other resources such as Career Link, maternity care, WIC, and more.

Ms. Beth Wood, NEFSC Administrator, said, “Baby Showers provide expectant parents with information and material support as they prepare for their newborn. They offer a time to gather with other expectant parents and parents with infants to share their experiences, and to enjoy educational games, arts and crafts, music, and food.”

Young women and mothers regularly turn to the NEFSC as well as other CSS Family Service Centers located throughout the Philadelphia region for emotional support and essential parenting resources needed to best care for their families. These centers offer comprehensive services such as counseling, mentoring, education assistance, adoption counseling, and enrollment in benefit programs, as well as providing prenatal and parenting support groups. 

Note: For more information about the Northeast Family Services Center, please visit http://cssphiladelphia.org/familyservicecenters/.

Act Now, America! DON'T Let This Happen!

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TRUE! - The Day The Monkeys Took Over The Mall

When indoor shopping malls first opened they attempted to attract customers by trading on exotic themes.
They featured real tropical trees and plants, fountains and even live animals.
The Cherry Hill Mall (the first enclosed shopping mall east of the Mississippi) boasted tropical birds in an aviary. Just down the road, the Moorestown Mall featured ducks in its indoor pond and a large monkey cage in its center court.
The monkeys were reportedly Gibbon apes and they were very frisky and could get nasty at times. They swung from parts of the cage, scurried, jumped wildly, made ear-piercing, shreeking sounds and occasionally fought one another.
Their feeding hour was a popular attraction -- just like at the zoo.
For the most part, the monkeys did their thing and the shoppers did theirs.
But that all came to an end sometime in the early 1970s when the monkeys escaped from the cage, setting off a panic at this star-crossed mall, which was always in the shadow of its Cherry Hill neighbor. Several people were reportedly bitten in the monkey free-for-all and that was the end of the monkeys at the mall.
The ducks survived for awhile longer but eventually they disappeared also as the mall eliminated water features and replaced them with those shopping kiosks that now dot the center aisle of most malls.

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Mob Rule Or Jobs For All? You Decide!

Watch, and remember. The Democrat Party has become the party of mob rule.

YOOGE! That's The Only Way To Describe It!

Far away, in tiny Elko, Nevada (with a population that's not even 20,000) President Trump drew another massive crowd yesterday.
He simply landed his plane and what seemed like the whole known world (at least in Elko, anyway) quickly arrived. Everybody came!
And this is happening everywhere he goes. Everywhere!
Every single venue is at capacity with thousands more gathered outside hoping to get in or at least get close enough to loudspeakers or a big screen.
Tomorrow night the president is expected to draw one of the biggest crowds ever in Houston.
Meanwhile, Hillary and Uncle Joe are barely able to attract crowds in the hundreds. Barely.

Hey, Whatever Happened To TV's 'Little Ricky'?

Remember 'Little Ricky' from the I Love Lucy TV show?
He was one of the first childhood stars of television.
And he had a vast audience. In fact, the episode that depicted the night when Little Ricky was born was, for decades, the most-viewed show in TV history. And coincidentally, it was also the night that Lucille Ball (who actually was pregnant at the time) gave birth to her real son, Desi Arnaz Jr.
But Desi Jr. did not play Little Ricky on I Love Lucy.
At various times, that role was played by twin brothers and, most notably, by Richard Keith whose real name was last name was Thibodeaux. But that name was too hard to pronounce so Desi Arnaz gave him the name Keith.
Thibodeaux says he remembers the day in 1955 when his father brought him to audition for the role of Ricky Ricardo Jr.
"I walked on the set and there was Lucy, she was standing there and she was looking at me," he said. "She said 'OK he's cute, but what does he do?' My dad said, 'Well he plays the drums' and she said, 'Oh, come on--I can't believe that.' Then, she says 'Look, we have a drum set over there, go ahead and let him play.' Eventually Desi Arnaz himself came over and started jamming with me on the drums and then he kind of stood up and said 'Well, I think we found Little Ricky.'

It's been reported that when Richard turned 21, he received a trust fund set up for him during his days on I Love Lucy. Today, he is 68 years old and is also the last surviving regular cast of I Love Lucy.