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  • Live:Immigration Reform 2015 Latest News with Immigration Lawyer Andrea Clarke
    Live:Immigration Reform 2015 Latest News with Immigration Lawyer Andrea Clarke
    Law Offices of Andrea Clarke is a law firm founded by Ms. Andrea W. Clarke who has over 26 years of immigration experience. There are currently four offices: three located in Philadelphia and a brand new office in New York.
    My toll free number for flyer/contact is 1866 728 4962 (English and Spanish) or 215 735 9394
    Philadelphia Offices:
    713 E. Allegheny Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19134.... 215-423-6291
    3349 North 5th Street Philadelphia, PA 19140 .....267-928-2805
    1500 Walnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19102.... 215-735-9394
    New York Office:705 39th Street Brooklyn NY 11232
    718-437-4800-1
    Phone (866) 728-4962
    has called on immigrants to start "gathering their papers" to prove their long standing residency in the country and guard against deportation.
    President Barack Obama has filed an appeal against a Texas federal judge's suspension of his executive order looking to stop millions of immigrants in the US from potential deportation. The executive action has been highly criticized by House Republicans as overstepping the bounds of his powers.
    Obama recently gave the executive order saying he was side-stepping Congress in the hopes of safeguarding millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation. The move to loop out Congress from the decision has been slammed as unconstitutional by Obama's critics.
    #immigrationlawyer #immingrationreform2015 #lawfirm
    1 hr 4 min
  • R. Yates Secrets to overcome the intimidation and fear of learning Maths
    Dr. Richard Yates born in the only official English speaking Country in South America, has been educated in 21 Countries and 6 languages. Graspmathologist Dr. R. Yates is the inventor or Kreator of the math approach called Graspmatyx. Dr. Yates is based in Gondar, Ethiopia and is available for Radio/ TV talk shows. Graspmathologist Dr. R. Yates is also available for Graspmatyx work shops for teachers, students, educators, parents and single adults. He can be reached [email protected]. his facebook names are Richard Yates.
    Dr.Yates lived 26 years in the Caribbean and has been promoting Graspmatyx to these Caribbean Islands. The Virgin Islands, Antigua, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, STK/Nevis, STL, STV and TNT, including the only official English speaking Country in Latin or South America.
    Question:Where is our Math and why so many Caribbean people are intimidating, having apprehension or fear while learning math.
    Why teachers, students and parents have difficulty learning math? The Chinese have their own math, the Islamic have their own math, the Jews have their own math, the Caucasian European Americans have their own math. Where is our Math? The Caucasian Americans taught us their limited Curriculum of learning math. This is called Conventional math, or Conceptual math. We were taught to under stand, for too long we have been under the stand of learning math. Caucasian so-called white people under standing of math is called SPWOL system of learning. Spwol as an acronym means Slave Plantation Way Of Learning. They taught us Times Table as low, they call highest, 12 X 12 and stop. Graspmatyx is Perceptual math, based on 4 principles. Perception, Reasoning, Rhythm and Restoration. Our Times Table starts at zero to nine nine (they call ninety nine) and above mentally.
    2 hr 55 min
  • HOT Topic LiVE: Are Blackmen Short Changing Black Women when it comes to LOVE?
    LiVE: Are Blackmen Short Changing  Black Women when it  comes to LOVE?
    Strong Black Women seem to find it extremely challenging to find a worthy mate, companion, or life partner. Even when they do meet a suitable person of interest many times because of his emotional or past challenges, we (the men) take ourselves out of the game. One of the things I hear the most from women is, "I'm not going to raise a grown man." So while he seems suitable in some regards his ability to not handle his own business properly (whatever that may be) becomes a turnoff. Once she feels like she's starting to settle or lower her standards in the relationship or dating phase her guard goes up and the distance begins.
    Fellas, if you have found the woman of your dreams do everything in your power to work on yourself! Not for her, but for her! Let me explain; Don't do it to impress her but do it to be a better man for her! As hard as it is for a woman to find a good man, it is equally as hard for a good man to find a good woman. So don't let your past issues or personal issues sabotage a good thing. God has given us the ability to grow and overcome any emotional, or physical challenge we face in this dating game!!!
    1. Never portray yourself larger than what you really are:
    The day of showing our representative must die! Show her from the door who you really are, and be honest about your intentions no matter what they my be. A Strong Black Woman (S.B.W.) will uncover it in a short amount of time anyway so be yourself. Have a purpose behind dating her! Let her know you have standards also...
    2. Follow through:3. Don't play victim:5. Vision:6. Express emotions:7. Money:8. Freedom10. Power Couples
    1 hr 31 min
  • Live:How do Men Feel, Women wearing the Pants More Educated & Making More Money
    Live:How do Men Feel, Women wearing the Pants More Educated & Making More Money
    this year noted a surge in women between the ages of 30 and 44 making more money than their husbands.Women made more money than men in 22 percent of married couples surveyed in 2007, compared with 4 percent in 1970. While men make more money overall and hold more management positions, women are making greater gains.
    "The supply of men has changed," said D'Vera Cohn, senior writer at the Pew Research Center's Social and Demographic Trends project. "The pool of college educated men isn't growing as rapidly as it is for women."
    There is also a gender shift in the realm of education. Women represent nearly 60 percent of students holding advanced degrees in areas such as medicine, law, business and graduate programs, the U.S. Census reported in April.Researchers have found educational attainment to be a higher priority among couples than ever. Popular online dating sites Match.com and eHarmony report that romances happen occasionally between educated, professional women and men who are less educated or have a lower salary.
    Leah MacIsaac-Ruff, 45, works 11-hour-plus-days as a technology vice president at a Wall Street firm. She has a college degree. So does her husband, Doug, 43, who walks dogs for a living.MacIsaac-Ruff may be the breadwinner, but she finds her husband's career choice refreshing.
    "If I were to marry a type-A personality and we sat on our computers side by side in the evenings, I think I'd die," she says. "I think I'd be in a cold relationship. The last thing I want is to go home to an investment banker."
    www.crsradio.com www.caribbeanradioshow.com 661-467-2407
    2 hr 34 min
  • Marching on with Great music Reggae Sunday Happy International Women's Day
    Marcing on with Great music Reggae Sunday with easy music and games
    Selma is a 2014 historical drama film directed by Ava DuVernay and written by Paul Webb and DuVernay.[5] It is based on the 1965 Selma to Montgomery voting rights marches led by James Bevel,[6][7] Hosea Williams, and Martin Luther King, Jr. of SCLC and John Lewis of SNCC. The film stars British actors David Oyelowo as King, Tom Wilkinson as President Lyndon Johnson, Tim Roth as George Wallace, Carmen Ejogo as Coretta Scott King, and American rapper and actor Common as Bevel.
    Pathé financed the film, with Plan B Entertainment, Cloud Eight Films, and Harpo Productions as co-producers. Paramount Pictures distributed Selma in North America, while Pathé handled international distribution.
    Selma premiered at the American Film Institute Festival on November 11, 2014, began a limited U.S. release on December 25, and expanded into wide theatrical release on January 9, 2015, two months before the 50th anniversary of the march.
    3 hr 2 min
  • LIVE: Dr Feelgood Show w/Forest - SPECIAL GUEST, SHANTI HIGH and much more...
    BIG UP to Shanti High our special guest this week. We've been previewing his tunes on the Dr Feelgood Show for the past few weeks and now he's here in person. A true Rasta King spreading JAH message through his music. 
    Tired of feeling sick, tired, stressed, depressed, downpressed (any kind of pressed) and overwhelmed? Join me, Forest, every Sunday from 1 - 3 pm Eastern and FEEL GOOD (at least for two hours). Two hours of conscious reggae music interspersed (50/50) with information and knowledge onALL health...physical, spiritual and mental. Every week a new healthy recipe to enjoy. 
    Dr. Feelgood Show Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Dr-Feelgood-Show-wForest/1537759079812282  
    Feedback, questions and comments are encouraged. Call me via Skype or (661) 467-2407 or comments in the green chat room. 
    LET'S ALL BE IRIE AND BLESSED
    2 hr
  • LIVE:What is Diabetes? Mango Leaves uses for diabetes, Medicinal Properties
    What is Diabetes?, Mango Leaves uses for diabetes, Medicinal Properties, Several Ways to use mango leaves.
    A brief break down of other "Health Benefits " using mango leaves, what is the pacreas?, what is insulin?, where is the Pancreas located?, and What is Spleen?. Which Friuts, nuts, seeds, grains, & Vegetables; good for the Pacreas and Spleen?, Healing sounds for the Pancreas and Spleen.
    2 hr 22 min
  • Live:Tribute to the Life & works of Legendary Reggae Music Icon Desmond Dekker
    Desmond Adolphus Dacres was born in Saint Andrew ParLive:Trubite to  Life and works of Ledgendary Reggae Music Icon Desmond Dekker (Greater Kingston), Jamaica, on 16 July 1941. Dekker spent his early formative years in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica. From a very young age Dekker would regularly attend the local church with his grandmother and aunt. This early religious upbringing as well as his enjoyment of singing hymns led to a lifelong religious commitment. Following his mother's death as a result of illness, Dekker moved to the parish of St. Mary and then later to St. Thomas. While at St. Thomas Dekker embarked on an apprenticeship as a tailor before returning to Kingston where he secured employment as a welder. His workplace singing had drawn the attention of his co-workers who encouraged him to pursue a career in the music industry. In 1961 he auditioned for Coxsone Dodd (Studio One) and Duke Reid (Treasure Isle) though neither audition was successful. The young unsigned vocalist then successfully auditioned for Leslie Kong's Beverley's record label and was awarded his first recording contract www.crsradio.com
    1 hr 45 min
  • LIVE:THE MIDNIGHT LOUNGE rocks again.This week its Oldies music from 1959 - 1979
    Come on people --Friday night the party is on again---the secret it out--THE MIDNIGHT LOUNGE rocks again. This week its music from 1959 - 1979---three house of
    ---revisiting the golden days. Let us take you back to the days when songs had soul---touched your hearts. Ska, R&B, Rock & Roll, Country, Soul, Reggae/Rock Steady and Calypso--something for everyone. Tune in Come on people --Friday night the party is on again---the secret it out--THE MIDNIGHT LOUNGE rocks again. This week its music from 1959 - 1979---three house of nostalgic music---revisiting the golden days. Let us take you back to the days when songs had soul---touched your hearts. Ska, R&B, Rock & Roll, Country, Soul, Reggae/Rock Steady and Calypso--something for everyone. Tune in www.crsradio.com at 10 PM, USA East Coast Time---phone in if you like 1-661-467-2407.snow storm on the east coast
    2 hr 34 min
  • I was just thinking...Corporations of Globalization and the New Slaves
    We will soon all 'Owe our souls to the company store!' The New Treaties with countries in the Pacific will continue to allow Transnational Corporations to own the world and control our governments elected byt the people.
    The so-called middle class has disappeared and we will all beslaves of the Global Economic System.
    Trade agreements like TPP and NAFTA undermine Goverment sovereignty.
    How will this affect your pocket and your table?
    If we wanted to build new schools, new roads and those infrastructure improvement interfered with corportate profits then the government would have to bow to the corporation or be sued and our tax dollars used in the proceeedings.  
    If you find the meats, dairy, and other foodstuffs are posioous, diseased or unfit for human consumtion our agencies like the FDA.
    If we vote on the measure and tighter regulations on like foods, polution, Fracking or GMO the Corporation would override our vote if it was not in thier monied interests.
    Lets’ say they want to have undereducated kids and push through chater schools and public education designer illiterates who will not ask questions or incite riots or protests? What if they wanted people who would be satisfied making TWO dollars a day and a couple of joints of weed? 
    Weed is legalized and wages are stagnate, jobs go to who know who and not what you know. Can your son or daughter find a job with a high school diploma?
     “As of 2012, US negotiators were pursuing an investor-state dispute settlement mechanism, also known as corporate tribunals, which can be used to attack domestic public interest laws.
    Y2K was just a Drill.
    Call in @ 661-467-2407
    1 hr 58 min

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Welcome to CRS Radio Station - The Knowledge Station, the ultimate online destination for #CaribbeanMusic and #CaribbeanCulture. We are a live and free internet radio station that broadcasts 24/7 from around the world, featuring the best of #Reggae, #Calypso, #Samba, #Gospel, #HipHop, #Dancehall and #AfricanMusic from various #CaribbeanIslands and #CaribbeanCountries.