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Special Guest Tonite - Karamanti

Socially Conscious Reggae Music

Rose was baseball in the 1970's. The iconic image of him diving head first into a base. His record 4256 hits. No one loved the game more. Everyone makes mistakes. Everyone deserves a second chance. Everyone should learn to forgive. No one deserves to cast stones. Rose in the HOF would be the best thing for baseball right now.Pete Rose was a great player but he should not be in the Hall of Fame. Rose made poor decisions and decided to gamble on the game of baseball. Due to this, he has a horrible reputation and shouldn't be placed in the Hall of Fame. What he did is not allowed and he broke the rules.

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LIVE @7PM - 10PM TONIGHT REGGAE ROUND TABLE CHAT! Continues On This Business of Music101 Reggae Music & Culture to the World Continued Topic:Intellectual Property Rights pertaining Economical Rights Artist Band or Group. Are You Accessing these Income Wheels? Or has .She has pursued successfully six different Intellectual Property Rights courses through the UN World Intellectual Property Organisation,  She received course certificates in DL101 “An Introduction to General Intellectual Property”; DL-201E “Advanced Copyright and Related Rights” (2010); Korean IP Office (KIPO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), and the Korea Invention Promotion Association (KIPA) jointly operated Advanced Training Certificate Program on Intellectual Property Rights and Business (2011); DL450E “Intellectual Property Management (2012); DL202E “Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property” (2012); DL 317 “Arbitration and Mediation Procedure under the WIPO Rules” (2012).  

In April 2013 she created a community Facebook page entitled IPchampiontt.  In August 2013 she joined the board of the Trinidad and Tobago Reprographic rights Organisation (TTRRO). The TTRRO was established for the collective management of licensing activities including collection of fees on behalf of Publishers and Creators of copyright material.Her IP training has added significant value to her competences in Intellectual Property Rights www.crsradio.com 661-467-2407

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. [email protected]

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Teen Pregnancy: Medical Risks and Realities

 

Do you have the facts about teen pregnancy? Do you know the common early signs of pregnancy? How to have a healthy pregnancy at a young age? Here’s information that will help you understand teenage pregnancy. 

Teen pregnancy: The facts

In 2013 the latest year for which statistics are available, the U.S. pregnancy rate among girls between 15 and 19 was 26.6 births for every 1,000, according to the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unwanted Pregnancy. The rate has steadily declined since 1991, when it was 117 per 1,000 teens between the same ages.U.S. teen birth rates have also declined. In 2010, according to the Centers for Disease Control, the rate was 34.3 births per 1,000 teens, compared to 61.8 births per 1,000 teens in 1991. Fewer babies were born to teenagers in 2013 than in any year since 1946. Still, almost one in six (17 percent) births to 15- to 19-year-olds were to females who already had one or more babies

Still, the teen birth rate in the U.S. remains nine times higher than in other developed countries, according to the CDC.http://www.webmd.com/baby/guide/teen-pregnancy-medical-risks-and-realities

For this Sunday's show 8pm est www.caribbeanradioshow.com BMICHELLE would like your input , for the show . What's your opinion on the below questions and call in to chat this Sunday on 661-467-2407

1) To men and women = what is wrong with black relationships

2) To men - Black love will not survive until black women start (fill in the blank)

3) To women - Black love will not survive until black men start (fill in the blank)

The Easy sunday music  r@b and reggae music . Just for a relaxing sunday evening

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We're blessed this week to have Harold W. Becker, President and Founder of The Love Foundation (TLF)and his partner, John Goltz, Vice President and Treasurer of TLF. As they both will tell you over and over again, "It's all about unconditional love", that's their foundation and lives are all about and they're to tell us how we can open this essence of the universe for ourselves. 

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. 

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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

Born with an unexplainable gift of healing hands at the age of 6 Madam Mozell began practicing Voodoo along the side of her Ancestors. She has been practicing Voodoo, Rootwork and Conjuring for 30 years now. Her strongest belief in the religion is natural herbal earth healing. Mozell's family has a tea for barren women to become fruitful and multiply. They also have teas for the cleaning of the female organs, to make men more pleasurable in the bedroom, to add the romance back in your sex lives. So tune in on this Saturday for more tips on how to live a healthy herbal life.

Vodun (meaning spirit in the Fon and Ewe languages, pronounced  with a nasal high-tone  also spelled Vodon, Vodoun, Vodou, Voudou, Voodoo, etc.) is practiced by the Ewe people of eastern and southern Ghana, and southern and central Togo; and the Kabye people, Mina people, and Fon people of southern and central Togo, southern and central Benin.

Live Chat :International Reggae Icon Unsong Hero Jimmy London

Jimmy London (born Trevor Shaw, 30 November 1949 in Saint Catherine Parish, Jamaica) is a reggae singer who first recorded in the late 1960s, and achieved chart success both in Jamaica and the United Kingdom in the early and mid-1970s.London was a member of vocal duo The Inspirations, along with Ransford White (later known as Billy Dyce). White's brother Doraney was a member of The Techniques, and the duo hung out at the Techniques rehearsal premises on King Street, becoming friendly with Roy Shirley, who helped them to get started in the music business. They recorded their debut single "I Need Money" for producer Sir JJ at Linden Pottinger's studio, but when it failed to make much impact, they moved on to work with Lee "Scratch" Perry, recording "Tighten Up" (twice, it was originally recorded at WIRL, but re-voiced at Studio One). They released a further song for Perry, "You Know What I Mean", but dissatisfied with the attention they received from Perry, moved on to Joe Gibbs. With Gibbs, they recorded tracks such as "Take Back Your Duck", "La La", and "The Train is Coming".http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_London_%28reggae_singer%29 copyright 2015 caribbeanradioshow.com 661-467-2407 [email protected]