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Author, Caroline Jhingory Lost 150 Pounds Naturally!
Caroline Jhingory, Author of Half My Size: How I Ate to Loose 150 lbs!, decided 10 years ago to loose 150 pounds off her 5’2″, 300 pound body. Today she is 150 pounds lighter and has maintained her weight loss. Even more, she did it naturally without dieting or gastric bypass surgery. Caroline says her faith, determination, […]
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Supreme Court upholds Maryland law, says police may take DNA samples from arrestees
A divided Supreme Court ruled Monday that police may take DNA samples when booking those arrested for serious crimes, narrowly upholding a Maryland law and opening the door to more widespread collection of DNA by law enforcement. The court ruled 5 to 4 that government has a legitimate interest in collecting DNA from arrestees, […]
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Americans have rebuilt less than half of wealth lost to the recession, study says
American households have rebuilt less than half of the wealth lost during the recession, leaving them without the spending power to fuel a robust economic recovery, according to a new analysis from the Federal Reserve. From the peak of the boom to the bottom of the bust, households watched a total of $16 […]
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50 Million Americans Are Going Hungry As Congress Considers Gutting Food Stamps
As Congress debates exactly how many billions of dollars to cut from the government’s main food assistance program for low-income Americans, a new report finds that the existing safety net has failed millions of people who must constantly worry about how to feed themselves and their families. According to the International Human Rights Clinic […]
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Ras Baraka
RAS BARAKA, is Dominique’s brother, a politician, an activist and a poet from Newark, New Jersey. He is currently running for Mayor and serves on Newark’s city council representing the South Ward and is also principal of the city’s Central High School. He was featured on singer Lauryn Hill‘s 1998 The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, […]
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Obama honors four bombing victims from 1963
Addie Mae Collins, Carole Robertson, Cynthia Wesley, Denise McNair. Four young martyrs from the civil rights movement, now recipients of the Congressional Gold Medal. President Obama signed legislation Friday conferring posthumous medals on the young girls who died in a Sept. 15, 1963, bombing at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala. “Four […]
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Jerry Bell – Grand Master in Martial Arts Presents: Workshop and Demonstation
This event has already past but if you want to get a copy of the documentary video of Grand Master Jerry Bell Contact: KRST UNITY CENTER OF AFRAKAN SPIRITUAL SCIENCE: 7825 S. Western Avenue Los Angeles, C.A. 90047 Phone#: 323-759-7567 ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Jerry Bell – Grand Master in Martial Arts Presents: Workshop and Demonstation WHEN: Sunday […]
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Gregory C. Scott
GREGORY C. SCOTT, was appointed President & CEO of “New Directions for Veterans” (NDVets) in 2011. Located in Los Angeles, NDVets is a growing and dynamic organization serving Veterans and their families. The agency is committed to positively impacting the lives of veterans – both men and women – who have served in the U.S. […]
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African Union Celebrates 50th Year
African nations this week mark the 50th year since the founding of a continent wide organization that spearheaded efforts to liberate Africa from colonial masters. Now leaders want to map out the next 50 years of political and economic integration. Read Full Story: abcnews.go.com
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Jerry Bell
JERRY BELL’s passion for music emanates from early vocal training. He grew up between Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and West Palm Beach, Florida in a musical family; a family that has produced Gold and Platinum records for nearly two decades. He is a two-time Grammy Award Winner, former lead vocalist of the famed groups: “The New Birth”; […]
