INTERVIEW | Renea Collins
Renea, describe yourself for our visitors.
I have two daughters. I am a hair stylist . I am in school now to be ordained a minister and I dance every Sunday at the church I attend on the dance ministry.
God has allowed me to start a ministry of drama that we go throughout the state and perform plays that God has given me through either visions or personel experiences.
I also love movies, skating and video games.
Black Family Technology Awareness Week Celebrates a Decade of Discovery (Feb. 10-16)
Baltimore, MD (BlackNews.com) – The National Black Family Technology Awareness Campaign, will celebrate the tenth annual Black Family Technology Awareness Week (BFTAW), February 10th – 16th, 2008.
BFTAW is a national public awareness campaign designed to encourage more African Americans to incorporate technology into their daily lives. Partners and corporate supporters for this year’s campaign include the IBM Corporation, EMC, the US Navy, the Lockheed Martin Corporation, the National Black Data Processing Associates and NACME (National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering).
The Truth About Abdominal Fat
THE TRUTH ABOUT ABDOMINAL FAT
By Makeisha Lee, Health and Nutritional Advisor
What your personal trainer has not told you about losing belly fat can leave you frustrated with less than average results. The label on the back of your latest diet pill guaranteed you flatter abs, but never told you that instead you can actually be harmed and still in want of a toned middle.
Millions of people may in fact be satisfied with their over-all body shape but when it comes to getting a flat mid-section, they are completely at a lost as to how they can effectively target that problematic area. Here is the “flat out” truth about getting flatter abs.
March On!: The Day My Brother Martin Changed the World
Scholastic has signed a picture book written by Christine King Farris, the sister of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., to be published on the 45th anniversary of his march on Washington and his “I Have a Dream” speech, which he delivered on August 28, 1963. The book, March On!: The Day My Brother Martin Changed the World, will be illustrated by London Ladd. Andrea Davis Pinkney, v-p and editor-at-large at Scholastic, negotiated the deal with Jennifer Lyons at Jennifer Lyons Literary Agency.
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Interview | Francis Ray
Francis, describe yourself for our visitors.
I’m a housewife, mother, and author. I graduated from Texas Woman’s University with a degree in nursing and a minor in sociology/psychology. Presently I’m employed by a large independent school district as a School Nurse Practitioner. My hobbies include reading and gardening. I love flowers as anyone who has read any of my books can tell. My musical taste usually run to soft and romantic.
Tavis Smiley Seeking Entries for New Book
TAVIS SMILEY, PUBLISHER OF SMILEYBOOKS, INVITES SUBMISSIONS FOR INSPIRING VOLUME OF "UNCONDITIONAL LOVE STORIES"
"Love Wins," Edited By Smiley, to be Released in Fall 2008
New York, NY (BlackNews.com) – SmileyBooks, the publishing company founded by Tavis Smiley, has launched a national campaign to generate submissions for his next book Love Wins: True Stories of Transformation and Triumph. Smiley is the New York Times best-selling author of What I Know for Sure and The Covenant. "I believe, just as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. did, that love is the most powerful and transformative force in the world; the only thing capable of turning an enemy into a friend," Smiley asserts.
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