#legacy of excellence

[trehan-iris]

At Trehan Iris, we’ve crafted iconic landmarks, including various projects for PWD. But our journey is far from over. As we shape the future, we remain committed to honouring our enduring legacy.

Trehan Iris - Iconic Landmarks

[iamentertainmentclub-blog]

Proverbs Daily Reflection – February 7 dismiss 8, 2025

Katherine Johnson embodied prudence in every aspect of her work and life. She was more than just a brilliant mathematician. She was a woman of wisdom, discernment, and precision. Her careful calculations shaped the future of space exploration. #josephmekaelpageministries

Proverbs 8:12-14 (KJV) – Wisdom, Prudence, and Strength “I wisdom dwell with prudence, and find out knowledge of witty inventions.The fear of the Lord is to hate evil: pride, and arrogancy, and the evil way, and the froward mouth, do I hate.Counsel is mine, and sound wisdom: I am understanding; I have strength.” 💡 Black History Connection – Katherine Johnson & The Power of Prudence 🔹 What is…

[instavyapar]

RIP Ratan Tata

Today, we bid farewell to a visionary leader, philanthropist, and an inspiring human being. Ratan Tata's contributions to business and society will live on forever in our hearts. His legacy of humility, innovation, and compassion will continue to guide generations to come. Rest in peace, Sir. You will be dearly missed.

[familythings]

The Impact of Richard Williams' Visionary Parenting on Venus and Serena

In the annals of tennis history, few stories resonate as profoundly as that of Venus and Serena Williams. Their journey from the streets of Compton, California, to the pinnacle of global tennis dominance is not just a tale of athletic prowess, but a testament to the unwavering dedication and foresight of their parents, Richard and Oracene Williams. Venus, Serena and their parents Early…

[saydesole]

My dear God I know you don't make mistakes but Angie why 🥹

Rest In Peace Angela Laverne Brown 1961-2025

[that-foul-legacy-lover]

So, we like foxtaglia, right?

Well, he's a snezhnayan fox, so mayyyyyybe he'll be one of those foxes that just stays chunky because they don't really shed the winter coat, so, instead of a lanky ouppy you get chonky fox that doesn't shed the winter coat, round like a barrel oughhhhh we love it he's so grabbbable!!!

*EXTREMELY CORRECT BUZZER SOUND*

Childe is EXTRAORDINARILY proud of his coat, all fluffy and russet with strands of copper that gleam in the sunlight, his tail especially. it's two sides of the same coin- when not working, he keeps it neat and tidy, lavishing the fur with the best products he can find. when he IS busy, however, particularly on missions, he often comes home coated with blood, splattered on his ears and hair and tail and always looking marvelously pleased with himself. the two constants are that his coat always stays thick and the fact that whenever he gets home, he demands cuddles with you right then and there, happily snuggling down onto your lap and yipping until you start petting him. even if he's covered with blood, Childe rolls and squirms until you sigh and finally place your hand on his stomach, ruffling the fur back and forth

the bright side is that this is the most ideal time to simply scoop him up and take him to the bath. he practically fills your arms with how fluffy his coat is, wriggling a little before getting cozy- maybe a bit less cozy when you carefully set him into the half-filled tub, but he relaxes the moment you start gently scrubbing his fur with shampoo, tail flopping back and forth contentedly. you count down the seconds in your head and right on cue, a little sopping wet fox becomes a very large, sopping wet Abyssal beast. Foul Legacy's tail wags happily back and forth as you simply continue washing the blood from his armor, resting his chin on the edge of the tub. it's the same every time, he so loves being pampered by your gentle, loving hands, and you adore cooing over him and making sure his fur and hair are fluffy and clean once more

[obsidianandblacksatin]

🌟 Celebrating the Legacy of Esther Rolle 🌟

Esther Rolle, the trailblazing actress known for her iconic role as Florida Evans on "Maude" and "Good Times," left an indelible mark on television. Beyond entertaining millions, she was a staunch advocate for positive Black representation in media. Read more about her inspiring journey and contributions in my latest blog post. Check it out here: https://americatbe.wordpress.com/2024/10/01/esther-rolle-a-legacy-of-strength-and-talent/

[mrsoulstice]

Rest easy King🤴🏾

[sanschips]

#MCtober2024 Week 2 - Mari is a pretty average student. she excels in subjects she likes, but more or less is barely passing in the ones she neglects.

books are definitely not her strong suit 😅 thankfully she has Natty to hang out with afterwards!

[trehan-iris]

A legacy built on trust, excellence, and innovation, Trehan Iris has shaped skylines with iconic structures that stand as a testament to our commitment.  Mr. Didar Singh, SVP of Marketing and Sales talks about the legacy of Trehan Iris, in our latest series. Stay tuned for more.

Trehan IRIS - 70 Years Of Excellence

[thepersonalwords]

Success must be personalised, contextualized and internalized. Success means something different to each one of us. We each have a unique and peculiar mission in life.

Archibald Marwizi, Making Success Deliberate

[spagnew]

i cannot explain how good baf legacy is. watch it. i know the first episode is kinda dull PUSH PAST IT. PUSH PAST IT

[niggadiffusion]

[saydesole]

Happy Black History Month

Black Opera Singers

Their names are presented below, in chronological order from top to bottom

Marian Anderson 1897-1993

Paul Robeson 1898-1976

Leontyne Price 1927- Still Living

William Warfield 1920-2002

Elizabeth Greenfield 1824-1876

George Shirley 1934- Still Living

Caterina Jaboro 1898-1986

Jules Bledsoe 1898-1943

[soulbrothershow]

Wham! Bam! It’s Pam!

Pam Grier deserves her flowers—now.

The first female action star in movie history, she paved the way for so many and redefined what it meant to be a powerhouse on screen. Her impact on cinema is undeniable, yet Hollywood has yet to give her the recognition she truly deserves. It’s time for an honorary Oscar or an NAACP award in celebration of her legacy. Let’s give Pam Grier her flowers while she’s here to receive them!

[hotvintagepoll]

If you could have worked on any of the Old Hollywood movies, which one? Or specifically a director, actor/actress, designer...?

I would have loved to learn from Walter Plunkett. He’s my favorite of the Old Hollywood costume designers, and brought so much originality and fun to his designs—his Singin’ in the Rain fashion show is a parody of his own designs from the 1920s; his quilt dresses in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers combine character and practical storytelling with musical stylization and iconography. I’m also in awe of John DeCuir’s production design and would kill to be able to draw and style to that degree.