Is the NFL just a pack of 
  wild, drug crazed 
 thugs, misogynists and child beaters?

The recent, headline grabbing "gangsta" like conduct of  National Football League star millionaire athletes has become sickening. Whether the ever present cameras catch such acts as sucker punching a fiance and dragging her out of an elevator; going on drug fueled rampages; bullying younger rookies or beating a pre-school son, the NFL is in near media lock down afraid to make an appalling situation any worse. Sponsors are incredulous and withdraw financial support that can total into the millions. Fans are little better displaying an outpouring of public support for pro football bad boys who are moral train wrecks and embody the very worst imaginable conduct in human and family relations. meanwhile sports executives bungle and stumble.

Roshini Rajkumar

So what should pro teams do when their players become villains? They call a communications expert-FAST.

Interview Opportunity Pro Sports Communications consultant Roshini Rajkumar

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Roshini Rajkumar is a former communication coach for the Minnesota Vikings and other sports teams and business executives who need to know how to proceed with high stakes damage control operations after their organization find themselves in the eye of a media hurricane after someone on the team has engaged in egregiously bad behavior. 

 Roshini´s  available to discuss the recent controversies in the NFL (and other sports leagues) including:

• What the NFL needs to do now to recover from the Rice affair
• Do the NFL's corporate and player cultures hide a deep-seated, age-old misogyny?
• Is the NFL creating a culture of multi-million dollar thugs? 
• The importance of developing a coherent message that is credible and communicating it right

A former TV news journalist, radio host and columnist Roshini has worked with sports team leadership and  Fortune 500 executives to teach them to communicate effectively in today's 24-hour news cycle.  Roshini is also author of the must have handbook  COMMUNICATE THAT! which is 

superb for sports figures, sports executives and anyone leader interested in thinking through & projecting the right message

  

As a frequent guest expert on TV and radio she's analyzed blunders and communication styles of high profile sports figures, celebrities, business people and politicians. Roshini knows and Roshini delivers.

“Roshini had sharp commentary about the NBA Donald Sterling mega-scandal. She's articulate, informed and has great anecdotes to illustrate her message about damage control once a media disaster hits page one and goes viral.” - Bill Martinez Live

To book an interview contact:

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Weather Control-the latest weapon for Jihad? 

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  Ark Storm-they´re what you get when you mix science, drones, 21st century rain-making, hatred for infidels, a long dreaded California super storm and some imagination.....from award winning journalist Linda Davies

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Back in 2010 best selling author Linda Davies, read the astonishing news reports about 52 storms over a four month period normally visited by just two rainfalls-or less-that had hit the United Arab Emirates out of seemingly nowhere,  Great downpours, gales, thunder and even hail storms in the desert hardened lands of the United Arab Emirates were nearly unheard of especially in only 16 weeks. 

Soon the facts filtered in-a multi million dollar rainmaking project using 21st century ionization technology made the desert explode with water and the latest twist on it were the use of drones to make it happen.  

But water is not just a blessing-it can be calamitous as it was in a two month period in California when rains kept falling from December of 1861 to January of 1862 bankrupting the Golden State and creating a huge inland sea in the Sacra-mento Valley. What´s more, these mega storms return every 200 years or so.

California´s 1862 Ark Storm  devastated the state

21st century novels can pose painful questions:
What if a trillion dollar flood were unleashed on California by jihadist terrorists to destroy America`s most populous state? Suppose a Katrina style disaster were provoked but only worse-like 40 Mississippis coming down-feet of rain and not mere inches? How would we interdict such a threat? What if we failed and the unthinkable occurred unleashed by Islamic hatred and new technologies? 

Ark Storm poses these questions and entertains skillfully with its lead character Meteorologist Dr. Gwen Boudain; high tech rainmaker Gabriel Messenger; and hand-some fomer US Navy Seal turned reporter Dan Jacobsen. Built off of science, common sense and keen socio-political instincts, Ark Storm deals with real threats and not mere fantasy. Kirkus has termed it: “A plausible and stormy eco-thriller that might presage future events…. an exciting and enjoyable book.”

 

Schedule Linda Davies today! 
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ARk Storms take their name from “Atmospheric Rivers.” Most people looking up on a clear day would never think that just a few miles above their heads a huge ribbon of moist air hundreds of kilometers wide and over two thousand long could be coursing through the atmosphere at speeds in excess of 12.5 meters a second.

 

Linda Davies-best selling author

Small atmospheric river storms hit around the world every year.  But every so often, a monster emerges. In California they are preparing for the next one. A team of 117 scientists, engineers, public policy and insurance experts under the umbrella of the Multi-Hazards Demonstration Project worked for two years to create the hypothetical scenario of what such a storm could be and what damage it would wreak across the state of California.  In an ARk Storm 1000 scenario, this river, described by the head of the ARk Storm Unit as “like Forty Mississippis,” races from the tropics toward the west coast of the US, then hits, and keeps on hitting. The Storm Door opens and fails to close. Rain falls in feet instead of inches. There would be major landslides across the state, 1.5 million people would need to be evacuated out, 9 million homes would be flooded and damage would be up to $1 trillion.   This is a storm so intense it has been described as “like Hurricane Katrina pushed through a keyhole.” 

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