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Live: STANDING OVATION For FANS and Volunteers of the 5th Chesapeake Bay Fest 

This is one of the first chances i had to give a shout out to all with a clear head. We are really overjoyed by the love and support of everyone. We really had to make changes this year and most of them not by choice. We actually had to start over from scratch but we were dedicated to make the best of things regardless what we had to work with. Buckroe Beach was our home and it is a special place but we had to pick and choose our battles and stay positive and just make it happen. We had to send a message that nothing can stop the power of Reggae Music. It is a music that unites people of all backgrounds. I cant tell you what a great feeling it was to see so many diverse people in one place. I met some of the kindest people in my life all weekend. I want to thank all the vendors because they really are the back bone of the fest, the sponsors that really lend support financially to help pay the bills, the volunteers that unselfishly devoted their time . The sound men who relentlessly tried to make things perfect as possible. The musicians who gave every ounce of their soul to the people. Lastly, the people who attended. Thank you so much again for being there. Without your love ,support and flexibility we would been no-where . Thank you again every one, we pulled it off. Watch for a bigger thing next year.

Live: STANDING OVATION For FANS and Volunteers of the 5th Chesapeake Bay Fest 

This is one of the first chances i had to give a shout out to all with a clear head. We are really overjoyed by the love and support of everyone. We really had to make changes this year and most of them not by choice. We actually had to start over from scratch but we were dedicated to make the best of things regardless what we had to work with. Buckroe Beach was our home and it is a special place but we had to pick and choose our battles and stay positive and just make it happen. We had to send a message that nothing can stop the power of Reggae Music. It is a music that unites people of all backgrounds. I cant tell you what a great feeling it was to see so many diverse people in one place. I met some of the kindest people in my life all weekend. I want to thank all the vendors because they really are the back bone of the fest, the sponsors that really lend support financially to help pay the bills, the volunteers that unselfishly devoted their time . The sound men who relentlessly tried to make things perfect as possible. The musicians who gave every ounce of their soul to the people. Lastly, the people who attended. Thank you so much again for being there. Without your love ,support and flexibility we would been no-where . Thank you again every one, we pulled it off. Watch for a bigger thing next year.

Barry Bonds, Jeff Kent kept out of Hall of Fame again

OK, here’s the main thing about numbers in baseball: They all require context. No one could reasonably argue that, say, Mariners first baseman Corey Hart is a more dominant offensive player than Hall of Famer Frank “Home Run” Baker simply because Hart has more career home runs and a higher OPS. We know Baker played in the sport’s deadball era, so we adjust our standards accordingly.

And Bonds stands as one of the sport’s greatest hitters ever in any context. By the park- and league-adjusted stat OPS+, Bonds ranks third all-time behind only Babe Ruth and Ted Williams. It’s perfectly fair to debate whether Bonds’ 763 home runs are more impressive than Hank Aaron’s 755, since Bonds played at a time when lots of guys hit lots of homers. But it’s silly to dismiss all those homers entirely. They all contributed to his teams’ chances of victory.

3. It would be unfair to clean players

This one’s tricky. One of the great shames of baseball’s so-called steroids era is that there were certainly guys who held themselves to higher standards than the league did and refused to take PEDs, and many of those players likely missed out on roster spots or big paydays or places in the record books because they were unwilling to compromise. And that stinks, no doubt.

Problem is, we have no sure way of knowing who they were. This aims by no means to besmirch the reputations of players like Glavine, Maddux and Thomas. But we can never say for sure that no member of the 2014 Hall of Fame class ever juiced. We know only that they successfully convinced us they played clean. And now that the Hall’s doors are open to players from their era, it will become increasingly tricky and disturbing if we keep trying to guess which guys did what without concrete evidence.

4. How will I explain it to my kid?

Barry Bonds, Jeff Kent kept out of Hall of Fame again

OK, here’s the main thing about numbers in baseball: They all require context. No one could reasonably argue that, say, Mariners first baseman Corey Hart is a more dominant offensive player than Hall of Famer Frank “Home Run” Baker simply because Hart has more career home runs and a higher OPS. We know Baker played in the sport’s deadball era, so we adjust our standards accordingly.

And Bonds stands as one of the sport’s greatest hitters ever in any context. By the park- and league-adjusted stat OPS+, Bonds ranks third all-time behind only Babe Ruth and Ted Williams. It’s perfectly fair to debate whether Bonds’ 763 home runs are more impressive than Hank Aaron’s 755, since Bonds played at a time when lots of guys hit lots of homers. But it’s silly to dismiss all those homers entirely. They all contributed to his teams’ chances of victory.

3. It would be unfair to clean players

This one’s tricky. One of the great shames of baseball’s so-called steroids era is that there were certainly guys who held themselves to higher standards than the league did and refused to take PEDs, and many of those players likely missed out on roster spots or big paydays or places in the record books because they were unwilling to compromise. And that stinks, no doubt.

Problem is, we have no sure way of knowing who they were. This aims by no means to besmirch the reputations of players like Glavine, Maddux and Thomas. But we can never say for sure that no member of the 2014 Hall of Fame class ever juiced. We know only that they successfully convinced us they played clean. And now that the Hall’s doors are open to players from their era, it will become increasingly tricky and disturbing if we keep trying to guess which guys did what without concrete evidence.

4. How will I explain it to my kid?

GMX  teaches adults, and children how to apply reasoning in math the simple and fast way.  For example, when learning  the GMX  five times table, here are two easy steps.  Let's take  5x9=?  First, find the half of the number you are multiplying by 5, which is half of 9=4.5, secondly, remove the decimal point and the answer is 45.  GMX teaches times table 0-99 the fast and easy way!

RHYTHM:   For example 0, 1, 2, 3, (after 0 then comes rhythmically 1 and 2, etc).  This method can be applied in addition and time tables, for example, lets take the nine time  tables: 9x8 =?  Here are three easy steps to get the answer.  First, focus on the number you are multiplying by 9, which is 8.   Second, apply the rhythm technique to the number before 8, that number is 7.  Third, subtract the 7 from the 9, which give us 2.  The answer then is 72. Graspmatix explain more of how and why.RESTORATION:  According to Dr. Yates, restoration means to bring again (reinstate) that which you have stored up for present and future use.  We are restoring the first 3 principles of GMX: perception, reasoning, and rhythm.  For example, 9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1=?  The rhythm principle is applied in this way: 9+1=10, 8+2=10, 7+3=10, 6+4=10, then +5 (add the last number 5 to the total 40) and the answer is 45. from 1 to 9, the lowest number is 1, the highest number is 9, and the middle (center) number is 5, from the center to the highest, and/or the center to the lowest, there are four spaces, which derives the number 4.  The middle number is 5.  The answer is 45.  In reasoning  from 1 to 9, the first numeral is identified as an odd number, and the second is an even number.  From 1 to 9, we have 4 even numbers and 5 odds numbers.  The answer is 45.

GMX  teaches adults, and children how to apply reasoning in math the simple and fast way.  For example, when learning  the GMX  five times table, here are two easy steps.  Let's take  5x9=?  First, find the half of the number you are multiplying by 5, which is half of 9=4.5, secondly, remove the decimal point and the answer is 45.  GMX teaches times table 0-99 the fast and easy way!

RHYTHM:   For example 0, 1, 2, 3, (after 0 then comes rhythmically 1 and 2, etc).  This method can be applied in addition and time tables, for example, lets take the nine time  tables: 9x8 =?  Here are three easy steps to get the answer.  First, focus on the number you are multiplying by 9, which is 8.   Second, apply the rhythm technique to the number before 8, that number is 7.  Third, subtract the 7 from the 9, which give us 2.  The answer then is 72. Graspmatix explain more of how and why.RESTORATION:  According to Dr. Yates, restoration means to bring again (reinstate) that which you have stored up for present and future use.  We are restoring the first 3 principles of GMX: perception, reasoning, and rhythm.  For example, 9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1=?  The rhythm principle is applied in this way: 9+1=10, 8+2=10, 7+3=10, 6+4=10, then +5 (add the last number 5 to the total 40) and the answer is 45. from 1 to 9, the lowest number is 1, the highest number is 9, and the middle (center) number is 5, from the center to the highest, and/or the center to the lowest, there are four spaces, which derives the number 4.  The middle number is 5.  The answer is 45.  In reasoning  from 1 to 9, the first numeral is identified as an odd number, and the second is an even number.  From 1 to 9, we have 4 even numbers and 5 odds numbers.  The answer is 45.

Join Sister Tracy

 Ways to Prepare Your Young Girl to Become a Lovely Woman

by Lisa ·

Be gentle in words and actions. Let your beauty come from a gentle and quiet spirit (I Pet. 3:4).Determine to be strong. As a woman, you’ll face many situations where you’ll need to be steady and of a sound mind. Strength and honor are her clothing (Prov. 31:25).Live purely. There’s goodness and power in purity.Choose joy. You will bless everyone around you with your joyful countenance. Besides, it’s a lovely way to live.Seek wisdom. And as wisdom comes from above, look up (James 3).Laugh freely. It will lighten your spirit and everyone else around you too.Care for your health. Be sure and eat good foods, exercise, and get enough rest. If you care for yourself, then you’ll be better able to care for others too.Speak sweetly. People will be able – and more open – to listen to you if you do.Be willing to work hard. Learn to enjoy your tasks and take on what must be tackled (Prov. 31:13).Sing loudly. A song can both change a mood and give glory to God. So make a loud noise! (Ps. 98:4).

Tonight the show will focus on interracial dating from the female perspective. We all know that there are more women on the planet than there are men. Hopefully, we have accepted the fact and have learned to operate successfully with this knowledge. There are some of us who will try and try again until we meet the African America Mandingo man. Others might be so scared from the negative choices that we have made so we decide that someone who does not look like us is the answer: Interracial dating.

It could be the answer for many of us. However there are some assessments that one should consider before delving into interracial dating. The major assessment is how have I contributed to my negative or unsuccessful dating/relationship experience? It could be that we wanted or subconsciously needed a father figure.

Whatever the reason is, it is important for us as powerful, thoughtful and purposeful women to take some ownership in not selecting the right mate. Sometimes there are not red flags or is love blinding to red flags? 

During this show we will even consider the cultural issue of African and African American dating. When we discuss culture, we are really opening Pandora’s Box, since there are many factors to intercultural.

Join your host, Brenda BMichelle Tillman. My desire through this radio outreach is to build healthy and happy relationships in our community.  (Truthfully, I am for the community of humans then race would not matter; yet, culture would. Culture determines the why and how we do what we do.) Professor D will join as also. Men are always welcome to provide the male preservative. We always need balance.

Join us tonight, Sundays at 9pm – 10pm 661-467-2407 on the Caribbean Radio show dot com.

Join Sister Tracy

 Ways to Prepare Your Young Girl to Become a Lovely Woman

by Lisa ·

Be gentle in words and actions. Let your beauty come from a gentle and quiet spirit (I Pet. 3:4).Determine to be strong. As a woman, you’ll face many situations where you’ll need to be steady and of a sound mind. Strength and honor are her clothing (Prov. 31:25).Live purely. There’s goodness and power in purity.Choose joy. You will bless everyone around you with your joyful countenance. Besides, it’s a lovely way to live.Seek wisdom. And as wisdom comes from above, look up (James 3).Laugh freely. It will lighten your spirit and everyone else around you too.Care for your health. Be sure and eat good foods, exercise, and get enough rest. If you care for yourself, then you’ll be better able to care for others too.Speak sweetly. People will be able – and more open – to listen to you if you do.Be willing to work hard. Learn to enjoy your tasks and take on what must be tackled (Prov. 31:13).Sing loudly. A song can both change a mood and give glory to God. So make a loud noise! (Ps. 98:4).

Tonight the show will focus on interracial dating from the female perspective. We all know that there are more women on the planet than there are men. Hopefully, we have accepted the fact and have learned to operate successfully with this knowledge. There are some of us who will try and try again until we meet the African America Mandingo man. Others might be so scared from the negative choices that we have made so we decide that someone who does not look like us is the answer: Interracial dating.

It could be the answer for many of us. However there are some assessments that one should consider before delving into interracial dating. The major assessment is how have I contributed to my negative or unsuccessful dating/relationship experience? It could be that we wanted or subconsciously needed a father figure.

Whatever the reason is, it is important for us as powerful, thoughtful and purposeful women to take some ownership in not selecting the right mate. Sometimes there are not red flags or is love blinding to red flags? 

During this show we will even consider the cultural issue of African and African American dating. When we discuss culture, we are really opening Pandora’s Box, since there are many factors to intercultural.

Join your host, Brenda BMichelle Tillman. My desire through this radio outreach is to build healthy and happy relationships in our community.  (Truthfully, I am for the community of humans then race would not matter; yet, culture would. Culture determines the why and how we do what we do.) Professor D will join as also. Men are always welcome to provide the male preservative. We always need balance.

Join us tonight, Sundays at 9pm – 10pm 661-467-2407 on the Caribbean Radio show dot com.