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There are many ways to use essential oils, depending on your needs and the desired effect. We encourage you to explore the many ways in which these oils can benefit your health and enhance your emotional and spiritual well being. Below are some important guidelines to using oils safely and effectively.

It is important for you to first feel comfortable with using essential oils and to become familiar with some of the ones suggested below. After that, it can be an exciting process of discovering new oils, new oil combinations and favorite methods of use. The oils can be amazing allies not only for treating particular issues of body and soul, but also for promoting good health and for enhancing mental, emotional and spiritual well being. As you discover your favorite oils, they will become your guides in your aromatic journey!http://www.snowlotus.org/how-essential-oils-can-be-used/    www.crsradio.com

There are many ways to use essential oils, depending on your needs and the desired effect. We encourage you to explore the many ways in which these oils can benefit your health and enhance your emotional and spiritual well being. Below are some important guidelines to using oils safely and effectively.

It is important for you to first feel comfortable with using essential oils and to become familiar with some of the ones suggested below. After that, it can be an exciting process of discovering new oils, new oil combinations and favorite methods of use. The oils can be amazing allies not only for treating particular issues of body and soul, but also for promoting good health and for enhancing mental, emotional and spiritual well being. As you discover your favorite oils, they will become your guides in your aromatic journey!http://www.snowlotus.org/how-essential-oils-can-be-used/    www.crsradio.com

PIPER DAVIS BASEBALL TOURNAMENT DRAWS TEAMS FROM PUERTO RICO; THE BAHAMAS

The Largest innercity Tournament we are hosting ages from 8 years old and u to 22 years old ..........

Also, we have all sports scores and highlight, so join us Coach T, Speedy DD Dixon, and Rafel Skeeter Skeete

 

http://www.andrewdixonfoundation.org

http://www.piperdavisbaseball.org

http://www.yatesproductionsup.com

Jamaica’s failing economy in the ’70s meant recycling was a part of every day life, so it followed that, with studio time and recording tape expensive, producers like Lee Perry and King Tubby began taking old backing tracks and remixing them into sonically crackpot but undeniably brilliant ‘dubs’. Others, like U-Roy and Tapper Zukie, elected to rap over records, foreshadowing hip-hop.

With Marley popularising Rastafarianism and soul rebellion amid the island’s mid-’70s descent into political chaos, reggae took a left-turn into spirituality, ‘consciousness’ and militancy; it subsequently morphed into lovers rock, stripped-down dancehall, pop-reggae, techno dub and much more, surviving into 2014 with artists like Hollie Cook revisiting traditional styles and The Bug deconstructing the 50-year-old form to make new, exhilarating, experimental .Saturday Night  Oldies  The Best Memories  of 60s 70s 80s  90s Music. http://tobtr.com/s/10128737

Jamaica’s failing economy in the ’70s meant recycling was a part of every day life, so it followed that, with studio time and recording tape expensive, producers like Lee Perry and King Tubby began taking old backing tracks and remixing them into sonically crackpot but undeniably brilliant ‘dubs’. Others, like U-Roy and Tapper Zukie, elected to rap over records, foreshadowing hip-hop.

With Marley popularising Rastafarianism and soul rebellion amid the island’s mid-’70s descent into political chaos, reggae took a left-turn into spirituality, ‘consciousness’ and militancy; it subsequently morphed into lovers rock, stripped-down dancehall, pop-reggae, techno dub and much more, surviving into 2014 with artists like Hollie Cook revisiting traditional styles and The Bug deconstructing the 50-year-old form to make new, exhilarating, experimental .Saturday Night  Oldies  The Best Memories  of 60s 70s 80s  90s Music. http://tobtr.com/s/10128737

PIPER DAVIS BASEBALL TOURNAMENT DRAWS TEAMS FROM PUERTO RICO; THE BAHAMAS

The Largest innercity Tournament we are hosting ages from 8 years old and u to 22 years old ..........

Also, we have all sports scores and highlight, so join us Coach T, Speedy DD Dixon, and Rafel Skeeter Skeete

 

http://www.andrewdixonfoundation.org

http://www.piperdavisbaseball.org

http://www.yatesproductionsup.com

Ska now and then has been very informative and enlightening to many of our listeners, and so today's show attempts to re-live some of those moments.

Ska now and then has been very informative and enlightening to many of our listeners, and so today's show attempts to re-live some of those moments.

Cole was born in Kingston, Jamaica in 1945 and nicknamed "Stranger" by his family, as they considered that he didn't resemble any member of his kin. Cole was initially successful as a songwriter, writing "In and out the Window", which was a hit for Eric "Monty" Morris. This success gave him the chance to make his recording debut in 1962, instantly finding success with singles such as "Rough and Tough" and "When You Call My Name" (a duet with Patsy Todd) for producer Arthur "Duke" Reid. Further success followed with singles for Reid through to the mid-1960s, and he also worked with other producers at this time, including Clement "Coxsone" Dodd (a duet with Ken Boothe on "Worlds Fair"), and Prince Buster. Further duets included recordings with Gladstone Anderson (on "Just Like a River") and Hortense Ellis, the tendency to record duets apparently due to his shyness when it came to singing alone. In the late 1960s and early 1970s he recorded with several producers, including Bunny Lee, Lee "Scratch" Perry, and Sonia Pottinger.

Cole was born in Kingston, Jamaica in 1945 and nicknamed "Stranger" by his family, as they considered that he didn't resemble any member of his kin. Cole was initially successful as a songwriter, writing "In and out the Window", which was a hit for Eric "Monty" Morris. This success gave him the chance to make his recording debut in 1962, instantly finding success with singles such as "Rough and Tough" and "When You Call My Name" (a duet with Patsy Todd) for producer Arthur "Duke" Reid. Further success followed with singles for Reid through to the mid-1960s, and he also worked with other producers at this time, including Clement "Coxsone" Dodd (a duet with Ken Boothe on "Worlds Fair"), and Prince Buster. Further duets included recordings with Gladstone Anderson (on "Just Like a River") and Hortense Ellis, the tendency to record duets apparently due to his shyness when it came to singing alone. In the late 1960s and early 1970s he recorded with several producers, including Bunny Lee, Lee "Scratch" Perry, and Sonia Pottinger.