Tag: Glory

The Brilliance of Sir C.V. Raman: From Curiosity to Nobel Glory

Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman, commonly known as C. V. Raman, was an Indian physicist born on November 7, 1888, in Tiruchirappalli in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. His father, Chandrasekhar Iyer, was a lecturer in mathematics and physics. The support and encouragement from his parents played...

What To The Negro Is Old Glory On A Pickup Truck?

As a youth, I remember putting my hand over my chest and saying the pledge of allegiance. I said it because I was taught to say it. As a child, I saw nothing wrong with it. However, as I grew in my faith and in my Blackness, I stopped saying the pledge; my allegiance was to my Lord and my pledge was...

Crowning Glory: Celebrating the Unique Beauty of Black Hair

Black hair stands out with unparalleled richness and significance in the thickness of human diversity. Far more than a mere aesthetic feature, black hair is a symbol of cultural heritage, personal expression, and resilience. Join me in exploring the unique beauty in every coil, kink, and curl as we ...

Pawth to Glory: Updates and Recent News

In this article, we are excited to share some updates and recent developments at Pawthereum. As we continue to pursue our mission of helping animal shelters, we are making progress on various fronts. From partnerships and donations to the launch of our NFT marketplace, we are committed to making a p...

Julius II and the Glory of the Papacy

Giuliano della Rovere became Pope Julius II in 1503. By the time of his death in 1513, this man changed the political landscape of Renaissance Italy and the role of the Papacy. To many, he is considered one of the greatest popes. Julius recognized the need for the pope to be not only a relig...

Path to Glory ??? post mortem (JS13K 2023)

JS13K 2023 is (sadly) over. 163 participants around the world spent a month creating amazing web games that could fit in a 13kb zip file. The competition has been run every year since 2012, and I’ve been participating since 2013. It is my yearly excuse to write unmaintainable and unscalab...