Learn Why HBCU Trained Wellness Educator Dr. Charles L. Singleton Is Honored For Setting The Trend in Clinical Research Volunteerism

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HBCU Educated And Highly Decorated Wellness Expert Dr. Charles L. Singleton Is Honored For Setting The Trend in Clinical Research Volunteerism

Dr. Charles L. Singleton, The Atlanta VA Health Care System Outstanding Research Volunteer of The Year Recipient, 2019, Attended Emory University’s 17th Brain Health Forum, Tuesday, April 30, 2019 in Atlanta, GA. He is a member of the Atlanta Vietnam Veterans Business Association (AVVBA) and Georgia Writers Association (GWA).

Dr. Singleton is a 1968 graduate of Elizabeth City State College (ECSC), now Elizabeth City State University (ECSU), and a 1972 graduate of Atlanta University (AU): Clark Atlanta University (CAU),  and respectfully, a Vietnam Era Veteran (Purple Heart), who authored a chapter of the Vietnam Veterans’ Oral History Project at Young Harris College, 2002.

Dr. Singleton, educator, author, journalist, researcher, and wellness consultant, for the past 24 years of his 52 years of writing, teaching and publishing, has been an extraordinary community volunteer in clinical and historical research. Read the Atlanta VA Center for Visual & Neurocognitive Rehabilitation (CVNR) Newsletter, New Project Focus: Protection of the Brain by Chemical Hypothermia, Shan Ping Yu, MD, PhD, and Participant Perspective: Effects of Exercise Intervention on Aging Related Motor Decline by Charles Singleton, D.Ed. PDF Page 3.

  www.varrd.emory.edu/media/cms_page_media/207/CVNR_Newsletter_Winter%202015_FinalEdition_FEB2015.pdf or visit Your Fantastic Mind at the Atlanta VA Center for Visual & Neurocognitive Rehabilitation (CVNR).

Dr. Charles Singleton Clarifies Why The Crash of the US Economy is Coming Sooner Than You Think

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An Update For Earlier Readers and Survivors

Leading Scholar Still Says the... "Crash of the US Economy is Coming Sooner Than You Think"

The Crash of the US Economy is Coming, Readers, Concerns, and Survivors By Dr. Charles L. Singleton

Yes, my friends, as previously published, Wednesday, November 21, 2018, “The Crash of the US Economy is Coming Sooner Than You Think.”  I recently wrote, “Looking back over the last 11 years, our USA economy is still recovering from its Great Recession of 2007- 2009.  Which simply means, the stock market observable failures (pseudo or artificial values in the equities and other financial sectors; suppressed income and wages, overvalued real estate, and accumulative generational debt), are still with us in my opinion.  In my view from the helm, the United States of America (USA) economy is also sailing rapidly toward overcrowded metropolitan traffic; congested gridlock with failing and outdated infrastructure, and increased taxation.”

And, as I continue to observe, the tremendous economic undercurrent, for many United States citizens, will eventually erase the stability and gradual recovery of the US economy; now within 8 to 12 months from this date.  Burdensomely and undesirably, Americans impulsive buying or purchasing habits are increasingly debt-driven financially.  Today, we have more credit card debt, along with increased mortgage and rental payments, personal debt accumulations, and lingering student loan debt.  Furthermore, the present-day trend of “living paycheck to paycheck” is increasing among US citizens. Recurrently, many Americans have inadequate savings, plus, outrageous medical bills (newborns, teenagers, adults, long-term care patients and the dying).

Moreover, government shutdowns: furloughs, unsettled nervousness involving international trade agreements; major US companies to experience declining dividends and capital gains, such as Apple’s stock falling value on January 2, 2019, plus the continual business closings and layoffs across the country will eventually crash the US economy: e.g., General Motors (GM), some 14, 000 employees are scheduled to lose their jobs.  Furtherance, the impact on the US economy of the 2018 Tax Reform Bill (Tax Cuts and Jobs Act), could have an “adverse effect” on US government revenue intake, and the consumer cost of living.

In addition, concurrently, according to USA Today Story News, and Politics, the skyrocketing exorbitant national debt ($21 trillion) is steadily growing an inflatable federal debt deficit ($779 billion) into $1 trillion for 2019.  And, keep in mind, all US citizens and able-bodied taxpayers, this “Huge Debt” must be paid. Thus, this heightened USA economic dilemma is further worsened by Washington, DC’s executive branch of the US federal government’s fragile pretense and its leaderless situation.

"Buyer Beware" Professor Charles Singleton Suggests Strategies To Survive Looming Recession

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The Crash of the US Economy is Coming, "Let the Buyer Beware," Caveat Emptor

Yes, emphatically speaking, the next financial crash of our United States of America (USA) economy is coming sooner than you think.  One would ask, “How does this opposite the editorial (op-ed) page writer think?”

Observably, this is how he thinks: Looking back over the last 11 years, our USA economy is still recovering from its "Great Recession of 2007- 2009."  Which simply means, the stock market observable failures (pseudo or artificial values in the equities and other financial sectors; suppressed income and wages, overvalued real estate, and accumulative generational debt), are still with us in my opinion.  In my view from the helm, the USA economy is also sailing rapidly toward overcrowded metropolitan traffic; congested gridlock with failing and outdated infrastructure, and increased taxation.  

Now, are you ready for this Opinion Ed writer's observations and predictions for the USA economy?  Simply stated, our present economic recovery is merely temporary at best, if we are not more careful.  Because, we have gone to an 8th deadly sin: impulsivity, along with instant gratification, which means excessively buying those things we really want; instead of what we really need.  For many of us, we truly believe, the seven deadly sins are as follows: envy, gluttony, greed, lust, pride, sloth, and wrath.  However, this writer feels and strongly believes impulsiveness will eventually crash the stock market and this semi-fragile economy.  Moreover, our rising national debt, according to various news sources, the USA increasing federal deficit of $779 billion is ever so threatening!

Truly, today's technology is a "blessing and a curse," when it comes to shopping online, rapid delivery services and "quick buying habits." Seriously, this type of human behavior festers septically our innate ability to persevere; instead, we consume more than we can ever pay for or charge on credit cards and other lines of credit.  In addition, we have completely saturated another generation with a cycle of student loan debt, rapidly increasing rents, ballooning mortgage and car payments, over-priced goods and services, and increasing medical bills for the young, the elderly and the dying.

Discover Why This Professor Is So Adamant About "Curb Appeal" Increasing The Value Of Your Real Estate Assets

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Brook Glen, Weeds or Grass, It Really Doesn't Matter, Curb Appeal Sells

Hello Again Brook Glen, The Nation, USA: Undeniably, “Curb Appeal Will Add Value To Your Home.” By Dr. Charles Singleton

Thank ALL of you, who read and responded to my last columns on keeping up our neighborhood, Brook Glen of Southern Dekalb County, Georgia, and “My Father’s Day Story,” read nationally by millions throughout social media, at Style Magazine (Click Here to See The Story).

Therefore, I have decided in this newsletter to share with my 410 neighbors and the nation … a few ideas, which will increase Our Real Estate (property) value overnight and nationally!  The First is our name:  Brook Glen, of Southern Dekalb County, Georgia,  is a powerful thought and a community; not a city.  It speaks to me, whenever I think it and say it.  Brook Glen is an attractive place, a location and a special destination.  

Secondly, we are literally minutes from Downtown Atlanta, GA, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and major thoroughfares, such as Interstate Highway (s) 20 and 285, Candler Road, Wesley Chapel Road, Snapfinger Woods Drive, Flat Shoals Parkway, Moreland Avenue—and  the newly up-started and gentrified neighborhoods of East Atlanta and The City of Decatur, GA. "The facts of the matter are:" These roads and locations have millions of possible home buyers, who daily, both casually and leisurely, bypass Brook Glen and other neighborhoods in Southern Dekalb County, GA, on their way to work, schools, churches, restaurants, social meetings, business sessions, family gatherings, Perimeter Mall, Lenox Square (Buckhead) and Downtown Decatur, GA, where these travelers spend their money! 

HBCU Homecoming Queen of 50 Years Ago to Make “Golden” Appearance at Elizabeth City State University’s Class of 68 Reunion

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HBCU Miss. ECSC Ingrid Y. East Dildy 68, Elizabeth City State College, “Little Liz” of the 1960s to Celebrate 50 Years Goldenly

(left to right) Miss. ECSC Ingrid Y. East Dildy, Class of ’68, Elizabeth City State College; and Trequita Overton, Class of ’99, Elizabeth City State University

The last Elizabeth City State College (ECSC) class of 1968 returns, to Elizabeth City State University (ECSU), during their widely anticipated annual Homecoming Weekend, October 26-28, 2018.  Trequita Overton ’99 of Elizabeth City, North Carolina; ECSU’s 40 Under 40 Society member 2018, and Interim President of the *Atlanta Metro Alumni Chapter (AMAC), will welcome former Miss. ECSC Ingrid Y. East Dildy ’68, Newport News, Virginia.

While attending ECSC 50 years ago, East majored in Sociology, and was a member of The Compass Staff, The Viking Staff, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Thalia Sorosis Club, Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, The SGA, and served as a Junior Counselor.

Also, everyone, thank you in advance, contributors, for making a generous or substantial donation to Elizabeth City State University, Elizabeth City, North Carolina, established in 1891.  Your timely contributions will help to continue and maintain a viable educational institution for generations to come.

And, if you are willing and able, ECSU students, alumni, USA and worldwide supporters, individuals, corporate donors, and sponsors, sincerely, come along and celebrate with us.  We are accepting your financial contributions.

Make Tax-Deductible Donations Payable Online To: www.ecsu.edu/classof1968  or use USPS Mail.  Make Checks Out and Mail To:  The Elizabeth City State University Foundation.  RE: Class of 1968 50th Reunion | P. O. Box 1467, Elizabeth City, NC 27906