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• The End of Divide and Conquer The End of Divide and Conquer Politics

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    On August 10, 2008, the New York Times online edition published an article entitled “Is Obama the End of Black Politics?” The article, often peppered with anecdotally incoherent non sequiturs, asserted that African American politicians of Obama’s generation symbolize an end of the “Black Power” politician. The writer, Matt Bai, suggested that the archetypal “Black Power” politician could be discerned by his role as a “deft conjurer of America’s racial demons.” He also blithely asserted that Obama’s candidacy exposed a larger generational rift between Black politicians who ascended to power “post-civil-rights,” and those “who rose to political power in the years (immediately) after the civil rights” and “came almost entirely from the pulpit and the movement.”

    Conjuring False Dichotomies

    MBN does not wish to explore all the internal inconsistencies in Mr. Bai’s article. However, the founders of MBN are compelled to note that the article conjured images of false dichotomies and dissensions. It attempted to divide based on age (civil rights generation versus post civil rights), class (upper middle-class versus working poor), education (Ivy League versus seminary), and political organization (relatively new social media networks versus the NAACP). The meta message of the article was that young, upwardly mobile, well-educated, Web 2.0 savvy Blacks offer proof of the obsolescence of Civil Rights Movement in general, and the political leadership that rose from it in particular. Mr. Bai eagerly welcomed the emergence of a new “postracial” political Eden.

    Struggle for Civil Rights Continues

    The founders of MBN ponder the color of the sky in Mr. Bai’s new post racial Eden; undoubtedly rose-colored. MBN cites the statistics below as sobering evidence that the Civil Rights Movement continues to be as relevant as ever.

    · According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), as of the end of August 2008, Black unemployment stood at 10.6% for Blacks aged 16 and over compared to just 5.4% for Whites aged 16 and over. The unemployment rate for Black men alone in the same age group was 10.8% compared to just 5.2% for White men alone.

    · According the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Reporter, Volume 1, 2008, “65 percent of blacks and Hispanics leave school with a high school diploma, and minority graduation rates are still substantially below the rates for non-Hispanic whites. Contrary to estimates based on the status completion [NCES] rate, we find no evidence of convergence in minority-majority graduation rate. Exclusion of incarcerated populations from some measures greatly biases the reported high school graduation rate for blacks.”

    · According to the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), in an article written by Algernon Austin on June 11, 2008, entitled “ Subprime mortgages are nearly double for Hispanics and African Americans” the writer cited “[A]n analysis by the Center for Responsible Lending found that even after taking into account individual credit scores and other characteristics, Hispanic and African American borrowers were more than 30% more likely to receive higher-rate subprime loans. ^3” In a similar article entitled “The Subprime Swindle,” written by Kai Wright and published in The Nation on June 26, 2008, it was observed that “the ‘mortgage meltdown’ looks less like a market hiccup than a massive strip mining of hard-won wealth, a devastating loss that will betray the promise of class mobility for tens of thousands of black families.”

    · According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study entitled “Subpopulation Estimates from the HIV Incidence Surveillance System-United States 2006,” published in Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report on September 12, 2008, “[ O]f the estimated 54,230 new HIV infections in 2006, 46 percent occurred among blacks, though blacks constitute about 12 percent of the US population.” The incidence rate among Black males was 5.9 times that among White males, and the incidence rate among Black females was 14.7 times the rate among White females.

    A Unified Call and Response

    MBN believes that it is obvious from the facts cited that the civil rights struggle, at all times a human rights struggle, continues to present unique challenges for Blacks. For this reason, MBN is declaring November 3rd, 2008 as the 1 ^st Annual MyBlack Unity Day. MBN is soliciting all conscientious people, especially Blacks, to observe the day by engaging in an activity that serves to uplift the Black community. Consider joining or renewing a membership with the NAACP. Make a donation to the local chapter of the National Urban League. Volunteer your time at a local food bank or give blood to a local blood bank. Perhaps you could make an effort to support a local Black business. The activity is really only limited by your imagination. Enlist a group of friends and/or relatives to participate in an activity. Working as a group reinforces the message that we are a unified community. Whatever activity you choose, please email MBN at myblackunityday@myblacknetworks.com and let us know how you demonstrated your unity on the day. The founders of MBN intend to volunteer their time with the local campaign office for Barack Obama.

    MBN is in the process of developing a site at www.myblackunityday.com . On November 4 ^th we will begin posting your messages to the site in order to let the world know that regardless of the outcome of the presidential election, Blacks are unified, the Movement has evolved, but not ended, and victory has already been secured. Thank you and God Bless.

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• Thank God For World Ventures! Thank God For World Ventures!

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    THANK GOD WE HAVE WORLDVENTURES!
    
    Today, as our nation faces some of it's most trying times, many individuals have found themselves questioning the future. From the multi-trillion dollar loss in retirement funding to the massive number of foreclosures the financial woes of Wall Street have echoed in our ears. Perhaps you have been one of the many who have said, "What am I going to do? What if I lose my savings? What if we don't have enough retirement money? What if it all gets worse?  THANK GOD WE HAVE WORLDVENTURES!
    
    THRIVING IN THE MIDST OF FEAR AND UNCERTAINTY!
    As I hear these questions in the hearts of so many leaders in our country, I can see the evidence of FEAR creeping in to steal power of what makes this country so great!
    THANK GOD WE HAVE WORLDVENTURES!
    America is the greatest country to live in and offers the greatestamount of freedom, opportunity, and potential. Yet, like a theif sneaking in the back door, fear seems to have made residence in the hearts of so many individuals in this time of financial uncertainty in our nation. Despite the Chaos at Wall Street, this country is still a place of Amazing Opportunity For us it's "THE PERFECT STORM" That's why we need to help everyone we can.  For those who PANIC, they will be on the losing end of this season of transition for our country.  If they get on board NOW they will have a season that will change their lives forever! For those that look into the muck and mire and see the opportunity, they will be able to find the diamonds in the rough.
    
    For EXAMPLE:  While some folks are complaining that this is a "terrible time to sell a home", others are seizing the moment by saying, "this is a GREAT time to buy!" Every challenge comes with AWESOME opportunity. So how do you weather this recent financial storm and make sure that you don't get caught on the short end of the stick? How do you position yourself to partake of this land of opportunity like so many other entrepeneurs will THIS SEASON?
    
    UP YOUR PERSPECTIVE
    
    Look For The Good In Everything:    Two young twin boys were being examined by researchers as a result of their very distinctive personalities. One boy was an eternal optimist, always happy and full of cheer. The other boy was an unfortunate pessimist, who could'nt seem to find a moment's peace or happiness dispite his fortunate surroundings.
    
    Researchers placed the pessimistic boy in a room full of every toy a boy could wish for.Meanwhile the optimist boy in a room of horse manure.  After a short five minutes, the pessimist began to cry with great emotional outbursts. Researchers opened the door and said "Son, what is the matter?" You have every toy in here a boy could want."
    
    The pessimist replied. "There are so many toys, I don't know which to play with."  In the other room they heard sqealing and laughter, they peered in the room of horse manure to see the boy jumping up and down in the manure and throwing it around in the air with glee.  They quickly opened the door and said, "Boy what on eaarh are you so happy about?"
    
    The boy replied with great excitement, "With all this manure, there is surely a pony in here somewhere!!!!
    
    This story shows us the power of perception. How do you view the "manure" around you?  If you grumble in pessimism, you will miss the opportunities.
    
    ELIMINATE FEAR
    
    WHAT IS FEAR?  It is the False Expectations Appearing Real in our lives.  It is presuming the worst. exspecting grave misfortune.  Fear is an anticipation that something bad is going to happen.  Worry is the partner of Fear. It is the manifested bloom that emerges when fear takes root in our lives. As worry grows, anxiety, stress and a host of other symptoms bloom and radically change our perspective, our health, and our ability to think clearly.
    
    Even when the world at large is in "crisis mode," don't let fear rule your heart. By eliminating fear, you will not only see more clearly, operate more efficiently, be more open to creativity, and have a better outlook, but you will also be adding years to your life and peace to your soul.
    
    THANK GOD WE HAVE WORLDVENTURES AS AN ANSWER TO HOW TO HELP OTHERS NOT WORRY ANYMORE!
    
    AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST
    
    GIVE THANKS
    
    Have an ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE!
     NO MATTER WHAT THE NEGATIVE EMOTION MIGHT BE THAT TRIES TO STEAL YOUR JOY!
    It might be as simple as saying Thank You God for my Children. Thank you for my home. Thank you for my shoes. Thank you for my health.  Each one of us has something to be grateful for Today. Even if the world seems to be falling apart there is still much to appreciate.  Stop Now. Close your eyes...Instead of focusing on the chaos and turmoil around you, allow your mind to list at least 10 things you have to be thankful for right now.
    
    Let your life be a catalyst of encouragement, hope, and change for someone else!
    START BY TAKING A LOOK AT THE WORLDVENTURES EXPERIENCE!  Then email me so we can talk about how YOU can have fun and be FREE!

    Gail Adams-Arnold

    jetabout@cinci.rr.com
    

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• Join CDTE for Essence Festival Join CDTE for Essence Festival 2009

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    Creative Divas Travel & Events invites you to join us as we travel to NEW ORLEANS, LA to take part in the 15TH ANNUAL ESSENCE FESTIVAL.

    Your CDTE ESSENCE MUSIC FESTIVAL package includes:
     ~ 4 days/3 nights accommodations at New Orleans' hottest & hippest hotel - Hotel Le Cirque
     ~ Transfer to & from the airport
     ~ 1 Concert ticket
     ~ Access to all three of the Essence Empowerment Conferences
     ~ 2-day "POWER PASS" - which gives you FREE admission to 30 top New Orleans attractions, plus a host of special offers & discounts at area restaurants & retailers
     ~ CDTE coupon booklet & gift tote with a variety of items selected to enhance your trip
    
    Packages start at $390 per person

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    Availability is limited. PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE.

    For more information, visit the CDTE website at http://cdteonline.com or email us at essence@cdteonline.com

     

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• The Black Shopping Channel and The Black Shopping Channel and keeping our dollars in our black community

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    Hi Everyone I am Patricia Mitchell a long time entrepreneur, but very new to social networking. I am very excited to have found Black Business Women Online, hopefully this will give me the opportunity to network with ladies of like minds. I want to introduce each of you to a fantastic company that can take your product, service, and you to, and way above the next level.
    
    A company that will put your product, or service in front of 800,000 Black households a day, each and every day 365 days a year. Do you want this type of exposure for your product, or service. The company I am a member, and distributor for is the Black Shopping Channel. It is similar to the QVC shopping channel. It makes it possible for you to sell your product, or service on national TV for a very low yearly rate, $1.02 per day. This price is unheard of for TV coverage. Others TV shopping channels charge thousands. Become a member of the Black Shopping Channel, and you get your own 3-5 minute TV professional infomercial to introduce your product, or service to Black America, You go into 800,000 Black households per day 24/7, you get an e-store website to display all your products for sell, you may also purchase stock in the company at a very, very low rate right now, before it goes public, you get a BB&T VISA Debit Card tied to the three top credit bureaus, to help rebuild, or build your credit, this is also unheard of with a debit card, and much much more.
    
    Sell your product on the Black Shopping Channel, and help keep our black dollars in our black community for a longer period of time. From various studies it shows that all other ethnic groups keep their dollars in their own communities, 3 to 6 day after making their money, and we black people keep our money in our communities 6 hours after we make it.
    
    Join our campaign of keeping black dollars in our black community for a longer period of time. Sell to the black community by putting your product, or service in black homes on national TV daily. The Black Shopping Channel now makes this possible. Still, a lot of us don't have computers to go on line to your e-store, but most, if not all of us have TV's. To learn more about the Black Shopping Channel go to our website at: www.blackshoppingchannel.com, also call our 24/7 company recording at: 712-432-1011 put in code 445445576 to hear about our company. Please call me at: 757-890-6309, or email me at mitchellp7577@gmail.com for more information. Join the Black Shopping Channel today, and get your product, or service on national TV. Please comment on my post, and please become my friend, and network with me.
    
    Let we, Black America, 65,000,000 households hear, see, and know about your product, or service every day 24/7. Give us, Black America, 65,000,000 households the opportunity to buy from you first, and not from other shopping channels, and paid programming channel, there are a lot of them out there. But! none of them will keep our dollars in our black community like the Black Shopping Channel will.
    
    Research the Black Shopping Channel. Go to our website, and take a look at all our categories. Most all we need is there at: www.blackshoppingchannel.com . Join our campaign, join the Black Shopping Channel. Help keep our dollars in our black community, and please, please tell all your family, friends, co-workers and others to help also by either selling, or buying on, and from the Black Shopping Channel. Thanks Patricia

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• Need A Vacation? Need A Vacation?

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    Have you ever wanted to take a vacation but your funds weren't right at the time? Have you taken a vacation and once you arrived you had to scramble around and or wait for a cab or a shuttle to take you to your resort/hotel? Or, have you arrived and unpacked and wondered what to do next because you didn't have a clue as to what activiites there were available?
    
    Well, I know the feeling because I was once there too! Before I knew about World Ventures, I didn't vacation very often and even then, I had to wait until my income tax check came. Sound familiar?
    
    World Ventures offers options to take as many trips a year as you choose and they are affordable because they are WHOLESALE! Transfers from the airport to and from your resort are included along with pre-planned activities and quite a few of these vacation packages are priced around $300 per person, double occupancy. Now that's what I'm talking about!
    
    Right Now we have a 4 day /3 night to Vegas in December staying at the MGM Grand Hotel and Resort for $279! Another one is a 5 day /4 night at the RIU CANCUN 5 Star All-Inclusive Resort for $329, that's all your meals, and adult drinks plus activities and transfers! Oh, and did I mention you can choose to earn commissions on the vacations you plan for yourself and get tax Advantages! It's your choice. Now that's what I'm talking about!! Why let someone you don't even know at Travelocity or Expedia earn what you could be putting back into your pocket.....
    
    What harm is there in taking a look at what World Ventures can do for you? Dosen't cost a thing to look. To know more, email me and I'll fill you in. For a limited time I'll even give you a 3 day 2 night vacation giveaway certificate just for taking a looking. Email me with and I'll send you the link.
    
    Look forward to talking with you soon,
    
    Gail Adams-Arnold
    jetabout@cinci.rr.com

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• JVNgroup Blog JVNgroup Blog

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    Here you will find our company last news, events, offers and much more.

     

    

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• In Search of the Holy Long Tai In Search of the Holy Long Tail: African-Americans and Web 2.0

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    Submit the words “Blacks,” or “African Americans,” in combination with “Long Tail” to the Google or Yahoo search engine, and discover quickly how finding the most relevant topical information sometimes can be elusive even for the Internet savvy.  One might reasonably conclude that although African Americans represent 12% of the U.S. population, or 38 million individuals, they are nevertheless often a long-tail play when it comes to online search.  “Long tail” is a reference to a phrase coined by writer Chris Anderson in his October 2004 article of the same title in Wired Magazine.  The hotly debated premise of Anderson’s article is that the Internet has lowered the costs of distribution to the point that it now makes sense for merchants to address the pent up demand of niche groups for better tailored goods and services. 

     

    Supply and Demand or Heads and Tails?

    Most would agree it is relatively easy to search by Black or African-American in general and find rich content.  However, try searching “Black owned restaurants in Chicago” for example and you are likely to be largely disappointed or even worse misled.  Given that there are 22 million African Americans online, it begs the question why topical search about them has not advanced past its present state?  My Black Networks, LLC (MBN), a social media network company based in Austin, TX, believes there are three primary forces at play.

     

    ·        First, although recent studies suggest the digital divide between black and white households has closed, MBN states the relatively late adoption by blacks may explain the historical neglect to create the kinds of centralized taxonomies characteristic of Web 1.0.  “Incentive to distribute content will naturally be lower if a sufficiently large and accessible audience to receive it does not exist” states Elbert McQuiller, co-founder of MBN.  However, MBN concedes that the convergence of the development of Web 2.0 applications such as blogging software, the commoditization of PC’s, the wide spread availability Web-enabled cell phones, and the emergence of the first African American major party nominee for President have resulted in a recent and substantial narrowing of the digital divide.   

     

    ·        Secondly, MBN believes the lack of advertising targeting African Americans is also partially to blame.  According to a Nielsen study published in January 2008, overall advertising spend targeting African Americans reached $2.3 billion during the 12 months between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2007.  This figure, however, represents less than 1% of total U.S. advertising dollars.  MBN maintains that the relative allocation gap in online media is even greater.  This places African American publishers and content at a competitive disadvantage.  Mr. McQuiller states “The availability of content is partially dependent upon the ability of publishers to monetize their sites and advertising revenue continues to be part of the dominant business model.” 

     

    ·        Finally, search engines rely primarily on key words to interpret data.  Although progress continues to be made in terms of more nuanced, semantics search, the algorithms driving search engines continue to give greater weight to word matching and literal or denotative meaning.  Publishers who desire to target the African-American market must optimize their sites in ways that increase their likelihood of discovery. For example, the website of a “Black-owned restaurant” will probably need to include keywords or tags that identify it as such, if the goal is to be easily discovered by someone searching for those types of restaurants. 

     

    Vertical Branding Meets Vertical Search

    MBN is launching its portal site www.myblacknetworks.com in an effort to address the fragmented state of the data that it believes is culturally salient to its target markets.  MBN describes itself as an ecosystem of informational websites targeting unique segments of the African, African-American and Caribbean community or the African Diaspora.  MBN begins its quest by launching The MyBlack™ Urban Vertical.  The first phase of the launch includes unique websites for 20 cities with large African-American populations.  Each site includes the MyBlack™ brand and offers relevant national and local news, a Black-owned business directory, small business resource center, a wealth-building section, an events section, as well as special interest areas for lifestyle, health and romance.  Each city site is accessible from the portal and is also connected to a shared social networking platform.  MBN eventually expects to expand to include over 200 major cities around the globe including major urban centers in the U.S., Africa, Brazil, Canada, the Caribbean, and Europe.     The portal site will include links to such destinations as myblackchicago.com, myblacklagos.com, myblackriodejaneiro.com, myblacktoronto.com, myblackkingston.com, and myblackparis.com.

     

    MBN’s objective is to facilitate vertical search by its target markets by employing vertical branding of relevant content.  In the near future MBN hopes to partner with a vertical search engine or create its own.  MBN believes that the opportunity for social networking among the African Diaspora is ripe given the current and projected growth in internet-enabled mobile devices in its emerging online markets and believes that MyBlack™ can be a dominant player in the space.  When asked what MBN intends to do after reorganizing the Web, Mr. McQuiller shrugs and replies “Watch the tail wag the dog.”

     

     

     

     

     

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• "American League Track & Field "American League Track & Field Webinar - $60,000 Payday This Year"

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    Hello Friends, Family, and Candidates,

    We all know that as a business venture, the stars have perfectly aligned for ALTF's success. Sports entertainment is the largest revenue producer in the entertainment industry and it's global. There are no other professional Track & Field leagues in existence and there is a pre-existing fan base. We are the only professional track and field league with teams in existence and you'll love what we've done. If you could use a $60,000 payday this year, it's yours, but there is just a little work to be done to get it.

    The excitement if building and to accommodate the new interest in our ownership opportunities in the target cities we have scheduled another webinar for Saturday. You are invited to a webinar scheduled for Saturday March 7, 2009 to find out how. If you have already taken advantage of the ownership opportunity, be sure to tell other potential candidates about the presentation because if we do this enough times with your qualified candidates the $60,000 payday this year is just the beginning.

    
    Candidates should be residents of the target cities: Atlanta, Baltimore, Charlotte, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Memphis, New Orleans, New York, Oakland, Philadelphia, or Phoenix.

    Our push to have new candidates in front of a computer for this presentation will move us closer to a $60,000 payday this year, so lets get it done.

    Be Blessed,
    LaDarien

    1. Please join my meeting, Saturday, March 7 at 10:00 AM Central Standard Time.

    https://www1.gotomeeting.com/join/837231225

    2. Use your microphone and speakers (VoIP) - a headset is recommended. Or, call in using your telephone.
    Dial 630-869-1012
    Access Code: 837-231-225

    Audio PIN: Shown after joining the meeting
    Meeting ID: 837-231-225

    
    LaDarien Spencer & Sherrie Boyd
    P. O. Box 1694
    Rowlett, Texas 75030

    214-418-2861 cell
    972-226-9288 work

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• Welcome to MyBlack San Francis Welcome to MyBlack San Francisco!

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    Welcome to the MyBlack San Francisco Urban Group. We are a companion community to our website at www.MyBlackSanFrancisco.com and part of the My Black Networks ecosystem of sites established in order to facilitate the strategic cooperation and development of the African Diaspora. You may also visit our portal website at www.MyBlackNetworks.com
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• Private and Anonymous Phone Ca Private and Anonymous Phone Call

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    I am curious to hear your opinion, if and when people feel comfortable to move from online communications with another member, to a phone conversation.

    As a point of interest and discussion point, I am introducing a phone widget that will allow you to receive a call from a reader or place a call to a social network member. 

    “JingleMe” (http://www.JingleMe.Com) is a phone widget for Social Networking.  It solves the privacy and the anonymity requirement that is needed in Social Networking space. The available call features are just right. Not over or under loaded with features. No ID, no phone numbers displayed or disclosed; Just click the "JingleMe" widget and place the call. JingleMe will allow you to listen to the caller's name before you accept the call. If you don't feel like taking the call, you can reject the call and the call will never go thru. You can even block the particular caller. It has a time of day feature where you can set your profile, so you can accept (or not accept) calls at certain day and time of the week. The basic service is FREE and currently available for North American market.

    Blog: http://jinglemesocial.blogspot.com/

     

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• The Black Shopping Channel The Black Shopping Channel

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    Hi: Everyone  I am Patricia Mitchell a long time black enterpreneur.  I have for centuries wanted to find something that could make black business people, and all black people feel even more proud of ourselves each day.  I want to share a fantastic somewhat new and up coming company and business opportunity that all black business owner, and all black people should know about, and try to be a part of.  That is the Black Shopping Channel.  The Black Shopping Channel is one way of keeping our dollars in our own community for a longer period of time.  Where we buy from each other, and sell to each other.  Check it out and if you have any questions please call me at 757-890-6309.  Go to www.blackshoppingchannel.com .  Sell your products and services on the Black Shopping Channel, and put you products and services in front of 800,000 households a day,   To learn more please call our 24/7 recording at  712-432-1011 put in code 445445576 hit pound to go into the recorded call, also I am looking for friends to network with.

    Website:

    www.blackshoppingchannel.com

    We hope every black enterpreneur, and all black people will take a look at  The Black Shopping Channel and give us your support.  We hope to be larger than QVC, Ebay, and all other shopping networks out there, but we can't do it alone, we need your support.  Thanks Patricia Mitchell

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• The Just Shall Live By Faith The Just Shall Live By Faith

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    The just shall live by faith.

    Hebrews 10:38  NKJV

     

    Walking by faith is not easy.  When you make up your mind to trust God the odds are usually stacked against you.  Remember Noah?  When he built the ark there had never been rain!  The outcome isn’t always what you expect.  Walking by faith doesn’t mean your problems suddenly evaporate.  Sometimes faith doesn’t change your circumstances, it changes you by giving you the tenacity to hang in there when the check doesn’t come in the mail, the doctor says, It’s malignant, your spouse asks for a divorce, the children are running riot, or the place you’ve worked in for 30 years closes its doors.  Faith gives you the fortitude to endure these things, confident that God is working on your behalf.  Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.  This is what the ancients were commended for. (Hebrews 11:1-2 NIV).

     

    So walking by faith means is trusting in the faithfulness of God, following in the footsteps of ordinary people who did extraordinary things, and using your faith, because it is the currency of Heaven.  When the Bible says, The just shall live by faith, it doesn’t mean little sporadic bursts.  No, it’s talking about a lifestyle! Anybody can go the first few rounds in the ring; it’s when you’re knocked down in the ninth that you need the faith to get back up and keep fighting.  When the plane you’re flying on encounters turbulence, you don’t throw away your ticket or bail out, you sit still and trust the pilot.  Trust God!  So discount your circumstances, dethrone your doubts and start walking by faith!

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• Jason Ellison Remembered Jason Ellison Remembered

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    In Loving Memory of Our Beloved

    Jason  Lamar  Ellison

    God’s  Gracious  Gift

     

    Genius    Insightful                  Fruitful   Thoughtful

    Artist               Author             Visionary

    Jason’s revealing word; A lot of the work I do…  (is) a way for people to free themselves of the real world…and find that beauty in downtown Detroit that I’ve found. The things you find in Detroit are things that you wouldn’t find anywhere else.

    Our Beloved did his spiritwork with excellence.

    Blessed are GOD’S Gifted for our Lord has prepared a special place for them. There they shall forever know freedom in    GOD’S Kingdom.

     

    GOD’S         INTENSIVE                  CARE

    When    friends  forsake   you.

    When    doctors  don’t know         what to do.

    Prayer    warriors              are         no          longer    true.

    Take       your       pain,     hurt       and        diseases

    To           the         lord       in            prayer

    For critical needs; For critical hurts and critical diseases

    You can  tarry there; In

    GOD’S                 INTENSIVE                   CARE

    You can  tarry there.

     2000     all rights reserved            by Dorothy Anderson          www.ikanukan.com

     

     

     

    The kingdom of God is in you. You are not alone. There’s an  earth song. The Arch Angel Michael speaks. There may be black and white. Know that God is love. There are Faces ®. There are; MySpiritSpaces®. Have a divine mind ® and do your spiritwork® in God.

     

    GOD’S INTENSIVE CARE

    The Message

    For Critical Times, Critical Healings and  Critical Needs

     

    Speak        The Word

     

    By Dorothy Anderson  © All Rights Reserved

     

    Contents/Critical Agenda

     

    A Way

     

    Total Restoration, Health and Healing

    This presentation offers an approach to helping and understanding those who may be critically ill.  Sometimes their situations may not be clear.  Questions are asked but, there are no answers.

    Read this information.  Stand on the Word of God.  Put God first.  Pray and keep praying.    Prayer is Powerful.

    God's Intensive Care promotes boldness and courage.  Review the outline provided.  Get the words of Jesus in your heart.  Give special attention to He Speaks and A Word.  Think restoration, health, and healing.  This is in the covenant.  God can move mountains of disease, sickness, poverty, lack or sickness.

    We are spirit, living in a body and have a soul.  Let your spirit be in control.  Grow up in the Lord

    Pray for sus is the healer of every system, organ and cell of your body.

    the environment and its surroundings.  Pray for basic body needs and functions.  Pray for procedures and for the delivery of proper care.  Pray for  supporters,staff and providers.

    Desire to be in good health.  Your total restoration, health, and healing glorify God.  When all fails, God is with you.  His love provides for and protects you.  Let him dwell in your spirit.

    Read the case presentation.  Appreciate that physical intervention is a must as well as spiritual.  May you be blessed; health and healing restored.  Walk with God.

    COMPREHENSIVE SUCCESS PLANNING  MATRIX        OUTLINE CSPM Outline

    Health and Healing of;    Spirit    Body    Soul

    Critical Care Needs:Tools and Instruments    Resources        Scriptures;:  restoration and healing.

    Spirit: Holy Spirit, God's Word, Kingdom of God.  Renew a right spirit in us Lord.  Become spiritually motivated.

    Body: Be a new creation in Christ Jesus.  Put your body under your spirit. DNA, genes, cells, tissues, organs, systems, senses.  Growth and development; one cell, many cells, trillion cells/the body.  Inside the womb or uterus.  Birthing and inner healing.  Passage into the outside world.

    Soul:  Mind, will, emotions.  Prayer, praise, worship Psalms/songs.  Miracle; Let God  work it out.  Kingdom  Keys; The Lord reigns, God in you.

    Critical Care Needs: God shall supply all my needs.

    Tools and Instruments:  Intravenous fluids, monitors, ventilators,  antiembolic  boots, cooling blanket, mattresses, feeding tubes, medications, staff, Strategies of Success (SOS).

    Resources:  Try them in critical times.  Call on God; He's always there.  Power in praise, prayer and Worship.  Read the Bible.  Kingdom Keys; God's words; statutes; prayer

    ©  all rights reserved   by Dorothy Anderson

     

    Abundant Thanks

    To get your complete copy of this empowering message

    Send e-mail to djeananders@hotmail.com

     

     

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• A Modern Day Tuskegee? A Modern Day Tuskegee?

  • From: MichelleRoberts
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    The healthcare establishment of the United States is willfully and secretly committing a travesty that makes the infamous Tuskegee Experiment all but inconsequential by comparison.  This alarming accusation is the crux of A Modern-Day Tuskegee by Dr. David W. Moskowitz. He further asserts, “As in Tuskegee, patients are paying with their lives. Unlike Tuskegee, scientific curiosity isn’t the motivation, just greed.” Shocking indeed.

     

    In 2002, Dr. Moskowitz published a method to reverse diabetic and hypertensive kidney failure. He declares his treatment works for whites, blacks, and Hispanics, i.e. the entire world.  “Currently, 100,000 patients go on dialysis in the US each year. My method could prevent 90% of whites, and 95% of African Americans and Native Americans, from losing their kidney function.”

     

    Dr. Moskowitz’ article goes on to explain that he has presented his research to a broad spectrum of the medical research community and while his findings have garnered private accolades they have been systematically buried from general medical exposure. Dr. Moskowitz tested his therapy for 9 years on 1000 patients. “The head of Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield, with over 100 million patients, told me that my 1,000 patients weren't enough.”Come back when you have 100,000. Dr Lawrence Agodoa, called my data "beautiful" in a private conference call in early 2004. He said the rules of the NIH, his employer, refused to let him endorse a company. That's the same response the American Diabetes Association gave me, even though they partially funded the underlying research.”

     

    Dr. Moskowitz believes he is being ignored because of the financial threat his treatment constitutes to Charity and Research institutions serving the diabetic community. “Only later did it dawn on me that they'd be eliminating 90% of their own jobs along with 90% of their budget, which would terrify any bureaucrat.  Apparently, no non-profit wants to repeat the mistake of the March of Dimes, which cured their raison d'etre in the 1950s, and has been a shadow of its former self ever since.”

     

    The indictments made in “A Modern-Day Tuskegee” are provocative and dangerous, even more so because for many they are completely believable. Memories/knowledge of the Tuskegee Experiment has instilled distrust akin to terror of the medical community amongst African Americans for decades. In the midst of catastrophic inaccessibility to healthcare, this present allegation could ignite a breach of trust that could potentially take generations to repair. Our President and our neighbors are faced with reviving a system in imminent collapse. A credible charge of blatant corruption from a system whose primary interest already appears to be profit not people could well prove the back breaking straw.

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• Owning your own business Owning your own business

  • From: aka1908_1
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    Ten of thousands of women and men have realized their dreams with the Pampered Chef business.

    Imagine what it would be like if you:

    • Had extra income for a car or mortgage payment, education, family vacations, or retirement.
    • Could pay off debt
    • Had more time with your family
    • Could do something that you loved
    • The desire to prepare, share and eat a good meal is universal.

    Top 10 Reasons For Starting Your Own Direct Selling Business

    
    1. Freedom and Flexibility...imagine the freedom to set your own hours and take vacation when you want.
    
    2. Financial Freedom...Building your own business allows you to control your financial future.
    
    3. Tax Benefits....Tax deductions for home based business owners----supplies, business mileage, even utilities for designated office space---can really add up.
    
    4. Recognition...Recognition is practically nonexistent in an adult's day to day life---unless you are part on an industry where praise is part of the package.
    
    5. Personal growth
    
    6. Fun and Friendship
    
    7. No limits...When you are employed by someone else you rely on them to give you a raise or a promotion. When you are the boss you decide!
    
    8. Customers love the convenience...In a fast paced world, the more we can simplify our lives the better. Shopping at home---at a home party, on a consultant's Web site or by simply picking up the phone and talking to someone who knows what you like and use.
    
    9. Get the products you love at a discount
    
    10. Earn money while you are on vacation...Take advantage of the residual income opportunity most direct selling companies offer by building a team, and you will be on your way to earning money---even when you are not working!
    

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• An Invitation from CDTE An Invitation from CDTE

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    Creative Divas Travel & Events invites you to join us as we travel to NEW ORLEANS, LA to take part in the 15TH ANNUAL ESSENCE FESTIVAL.

    Your CDTE ESSENCE MUSIC FESTIVAL package includes:
     ~ 4 days/3 nights accommodations at New Orleans' hottest & hippest hotel - Hotel Le Cirque
     ~ Transfer to & from the airport
     ~ 1 Concert ticket
     ~ Access to all three of the Essence Empowerment Conferences
     ~ 2-day "POWER PASS" - which gives you FREE admission to 30 top New Orleans attractions, plus a host of special offers & discounts at area restaurants & retailers
     ~ CDTE coupon booklet & gift tote with a variety of items selected to enhance your trip
    
    Packages start at $390 per person

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    Availability is limited. PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE.

    For more information, visit the CDTE website at http://cdteonline.com or email us at essence@cdteonline.com

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• $3,540.00 Makes You Part Owner $3,540.00 Makes You Part Owner of American League Track & Field

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    Hello Family, Friends, and New Business Partners:

    American League Track and Field is looking for business partners to fill 21 positions. If you have a desire for self employment but don't want the hassel and risk associated with starting a business, this is the opportunity you have been looking for. .
     
    The partnership requires a one time $3,540.00 investment and the funds will be used to take care of advertising and development expenses. The first year income to the partners is $60,000 and increases to $150,000 in the second year and up to $350,000 in the 3rd year of operation.
     
    Candidates should have a knowledge of business or a desire for knowledge, but we will train the right candidates. If you can't make the webinar please call the number listed below for more information and consideration. www.altf.us

     The target cities are:
     
    Atlanta * Baltimore * Chicago * Cleveland
    Charlotte * Detroit * Indianapolis * Memphis
    New York * New Orleans * Oakland
    Philadelphia * Phoenix
    Please use the scheduled webinar information below to invite your friends, associates, and family to the presentation. Be sure to call them just before the webinar to make sure they are on with us. 

    
     
    1.  Please join my meeting Thursday April 9, 2008 at 8:00pm Central Standard Time.
    https://www2.gotomeeting.com/join/725320084

    2.  Use your microphone and speakers (VoIP) - a headset is recommended.  Or, call in using your telephone.

    Dial 914-339-0010
    Access Code: 725-320-084
    Audio PIN: Shown after joining the meeting

    Meeting ID: 725-320-084
     
    LaDarien Spencer & Sherrie Boyd
    P. O. Box 1694
    Rowlett, Texas 75030
     
    214-418-2861 cell
    972-226-9288 work

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• Two Thousand Nein Two Thousand Nein

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    The Year Of Saying No

     

    It’s the good thing the winter TV season is about to start.

    I’ll have “24”, Damages, The Closer, Burn Notice, American Idol and other shows to distract me amid the continuing layoffs, downturns and meltdowns at companies large and small. 

    If big business keeps failing and flailing, there won’t be too many commercials to skip. 

    Everyone, it seems, is in the deep end of a pool that just keeps getting deeper.

    This makes the word for 2009 “NO”. 

    Fed Ex said NO to Superbowl advertising for the first time in 12 years. 

    General Motors said NO too and of course the reason is obvious.

    NBC said NO to an ad agency when it wanted to pool eight advertisers to jointly buy at least one :30 spot during the Superbowl.  The cost of a half minute spot this year is 3 million dollars.  Three Million Dollars!!!

    The Superbowl is traditionally the time when fans will spend the extra hundred dollars or two or three to buy a big screen TV.  With the uncertainty over the economy, jobs and regular and probably smaller paychecks, most will say NO to that this year.

    Oh and did I mention gas prices are going up? 

    That was the last straw.  When I heard that, I knew I would practice the art of saying NO to all the stuff I said yes to in 2008. 

    I’ll say NO to using the gas in my car to look for a job because I’ll be at home applying online and working the phones. 

    I’ll say no to the iPhone I was going to get.  My 20^th century communications device still works. 

    No to the sales of overpriced dresses, pants, tops and shoes that I don’t really need since I’m mostly unemployed. 

    No to going out to eat.  I’m not a great cook but eating at home is cheaper than those luscious edibles at Applebee’s and other eateries I could afford last year.

    Studies have shown that when the economy is bad, people will cut back on most spending except for entertainment.  Movies and TV will remain popular distractions and web video that’s either free or low cost will not suffer as much as big ticket items such as cars, homes and the previously mentioned big screen TV.  Even the government’s DTV converter coupon program is out of money.  This is bad.  Bad. 

    Find me in front of my old TV enjoying my favorite shows, or on my computer watching You Tube, HULU or any new web series or webisodes.  I’ll be ignoring the commercials for all the items I want to buy but can’t/won’t and waiting, not too patiently,  for this economic armageddon to be over.  

     

    And if you think you see a light at the end of the tunnel, it’s probably the train coming at you.

     

    TXDCTX
    

    
    

     

     

     

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• The Ruling Class Negro - Just The Ruling Class Negro - Just Sayin - November 16, 2008

  • From: MichelleRoberts
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    There is an old song with the line, “Let’s get it all out in the open.” I keep hearing Bobby Blue Bland, but it could be Johnny Taylor. Any of ya’ll know? Anyway,…I’ve gone from troubled to angry and just a little bit skeered ya’ll. Can somebody please clarify for me just who the… we have become? Not just as black folks but as human beings. Just who was it, which god, that delivered the call to manifest hate, inequity and hypocrisy?

     

    Ya’ll do me a favor? If you have a mirror handy, please go get it. I want to ask you a couple of questions, and I want you to be able to look into your ownself eyes when you answer? Got your mirror? Good; thank you. Now, one more thing first, I want you to take a moment and visualize God – whoever/whatever that means to you. Hold on to your vision, intensify it; consume it and be consumed by it. Now, through the eyes of that image, let’s take a look at our socio-political mindsets and behaviors.

     

    There was a time, in most of our life times, when excellence was not only the standard but also the vision, when our children were loved, guided, nurtured and disciplined by every adult in their sphere. There was a time when we all earnestly prayed that the face of evil in no way resembled our own and cheered equally as earnestly win the victors’, the heroes’ did. My brothers, my sisters, America who have we become?

     

    Yes America. We are America. She could never have obtained or maintained greatness sans our captive blood, sweat and tears. She could not have obtained dominance and respect with out our freely given ingenuity, intellect, loyalty and blood, sweat and tears. We struggled, fought, prayed and died for our part, our claim to the great American Dream and in scant 40 years have bought into, part and parcel, the great American nightmare.

     

    Is this what Thurgood and Martin had envisioned or are they whirling like dervishes in their graves? Were/are integration and equality simply a license to assimilate the nature of fear, hate and self-serving/self-righteous elitism? Did Little Bobby and Fred did George, Jonathan and untold thousands give their passion and their future for our right to become the haters instead of the hated? Were their deaths simply the precursor to the demise of our communities and our culture(s)? Did their valiant combat win us but the spoils of fools? Did so many leaders give their last breath to our becoming blind and vicious sheep following the divide and conquer inequality their sacrifice was intended to destroy?

     

    Are you still visualizing your personal conceptualization of God? Good let’s break all the rules here and talk about that for a minute. Up front, I know little about Islam, so if God, as revealed by those scriptures is a god of hate, ya’ll will have to let me know. Until then, I going to assume that God reveals God in the Koran as God reveals God in traditions I am more familiar with, as Love. The Bible says God is love; the Wiccan Reed says all with love. It is love that balances the human heart with an Egyptian feather, and love that both covers and protects against evil. It would be deceptive to say that love is unconditional. Though love never changes it demands continued and willing stretching and aching, falling and getting up, repenting and growing from any and all who would walk in fellowship. Take a look in that mirror.

     

    Evil abounds; there is no doubt of that. Evil rules by the deception so many have/are falling prey to. We have adopted and engaged evil’s rules in the delusion evil can be beaten at its own game, but it you throw fuel on a hungry fire, what happens? This ain’t rocket science people; this is Jackson 5 – ABC. Consider for a moment what would happen if you offered that same non-judgmental love to those deemed farthest from the mark? What if you showed them by your actions that even rolling in the mud and eating pig slop doesn’t relegate one unworthy of a ring, robe and welcome home party? For those of you who know this story, I need to point out to you that didn’t nobody say, “boy you stink go take a bath. And by the way, don’t use my nice clean water.” <a href="http://www.noturmommasnews.com">Read More</a>

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• Kamal Imani Brief Bio Kamal Imani Brief Bio

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    Harambee Television and Radio Spoken Word Poet of the year Kamal Imani is an internationally known Spoken Word Performance Poet, actor and Conscious Hip Hop Lyricist. He is also CEO of the Soulgriots Music Group and Revolutionary Art Innertainment which organizes and promotes talent showcases. He has acted in the play “The Greatest is love” and the films Goldigger Killer, Holla if I Kill You and several others as well as a multitude of music videos. He is the director of his first feature film “Up in the Attic” which as released on October 1^st, 2009 on http://www.upintheatticmovie.com and other DVD sites. Kamal has performed at many places around the U.S which include the Izod center as New Jerseys Most Talented for the NJ Nets halftime show. He has also performed at Princeton University, Hampton University, FDU, Medgar Evers College, Cuny, The Basketball Hall of Fame (Organixx Soul Promotions), the Poetz Realm (Bridgeport CT), The Bowery & Nuyorican Poetry Cafes and more. His songs and poems include inspirational songs like “I Will Make It” as well as many dedications to the Sistas (i.e "Ms. Melanin, Revolutionary Diva & Lovin Her Nappy Nappy) and inspirational anthems. He is also known for his controversial "Lynch The N Word" and Audience energizing "You A Armchair Revolutionary!". You can find more about Kamal at http://www.myspace.com/kamalsupreme  and http://www.youtube.com/cipherkam   http://www.soulgriots.ning.com  http://www.upintheattic.ning.com http://www.myspace.com/upintheatticmovie

     

    Kamal is Harambee Radio and TV Spoken Word of the Year!

     

    Back in the days in the 1980's hip hop era, it was all about peace, love, unity and having fun! All in one epoch of time there was the fusion of black consciousness, hip hop, and drugs. On top of that, teenagers will do what teenagers will do. This movie has a comedic realism along with some serious lessons to be learned. It is the perfect conversation piece for parents and their children as well as educators.
    
    Written and directed by Kamal Imani (RevolutionaryArt Innertainment) c2005-9
    
    Editor Jonathan of Newblackmusic.net
    
    
    

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