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The controversial book is out and creating a buzz.  Karen E. Quiones Miller is back with us to talk about it and her new project.  Plus feedback to comments posted on the youtube we posted of the interview with Mrs. Mayme Hatcher Johnson, widow of the notorious Bumpy Johnson. 

When Karen E. Quinones Miller self published her first novel, Satin Doll, she not only sold 28,000 copies, but the feat led to a publishing deal with Simon and Schuster for six figures. Miller, who has since gone on to become a best-selling author, makes it  her regular practice  to help numerous aspiring authors attain their goals.  Now, in an effort to reach out even further, she has written a pamphlet on how to self-publish that is not only affordable, but easy to understand.  The Self-Publishing Pamphlet sells for only six dollars and can be purchased at the website www.selfpublishingsite.com. Today Karen is the co-author of Harlem Godfather, which she co-wrote with Mayme Johnson, widow of notorious Bumpy Johnson.

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An internal investigation is under way into the videotaped beatings of three men by several Philadelphia police officers, according to Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey. At least eight officers are seen either kicking, punching or striking the suspects with batons while the men lie restrained on the ground. The video, shot by WTXF-TV in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, shows at least a dozen police officers pulling the men — who were suspected to have been involved in a shooting — out of a car after a vehicle chase Monday night. Two men are struck some 20 times. SideBuzz: In September, during heighten Jena Six issue, Philly put out a call for 10,000 Black men to help tamed the streets of Philly. This was suppose to help curve violence that could errupt in the form of brutality. Once again we have a commissioner citing stressed and overworked officers. Now what? Stress levels among officers on the street are "simply too high," and the department aims to eliminate 12-hour shifts, Ramsey said.

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WashingtonPost dot.comments — We all know this morning that Sen. Barack Obama won North Carolina big and came awfully close to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton in Indiana. Readers Who Comment are talking about an article by Perry Bacon Jr. and Anne E. Kornblut which says that Clinton's aides concede "it would be difficult for her to catch Sen. Barack Obama.

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Trying to See Eye to Eye With Obama

Since the start of the presidential race, we've been asked to see the world through Obama's eyes, outside of America's race construct. When the brother stood in victory in South Carolina, a victory claimed for the black vote, and said he doesn't see race.  It ruffled my feathers.  Then his absence from the State of the Black union clearly seemed like a "miss opportunity" to me.  Even despite Obama having known Jeremiah Wright for twenty years, they themselves can't agree on the appropriate time, or place, to talk about differing backgrounds. I'll keep trying to meet Obama where he is and where he's headed — to the White House as President of America. How can I see the world through his eyes and can he see the world through mine?

Maybe I would understand more, if I knew where his world began? With that question, I got my Google on and found an article from TIME, see the excerpt below then read more.  We might have a world in common.

|: In most elections, the deceased mother of a candidate in the primaries is not the subject of a magazine profile. But Ann Soetoro was not like most mothers. Barack Obama's mother was at least a dozen things. S. Ann Soetoro was a teen mother who later got a Ph.D. in anthropology; a white woman from the Midwest who was more comfortable in Indonesia; a natural-born mother obsessed with her work; a romantic pragmatist, if such a thing is possible. It turns out that Obama's nascent career peddling hope is a family business. He inherited it. And while it is true that he has not been profoundly tested, he was raised by someone who was. That's something we just have to understand. |:

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With more than 40,000 involved in the illegal sport, maybe more than the lone Michael Vick will get jail time. Georgia Governor Perdue signed a bill on Tuesday that attaches felony charges to those involved with dogfighting. Reports an Atlanta local news station, spectators will likely be charged with a misdemeanor of a high and aggravated nature.

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First she got through to the Steve Harvey Mornng Show, then she put it down during Another Idol accomplishing something even Whitney finds hard to do today. Wakeela SANG! As Steve Harvey would say, "she ran into the gift this morning." Yesterday, not many knew her name. Today, Harvey fans are blowing up her MySpace to hear more of her gift. If spring time is in the air for you, check out her cut "TONIGHT".

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Mildred Loving
Richmond, VA
Instrumental in striking down laws banning interracial marriage...

Mildred Loving, a black woman whose challenge to Virginia's ban on interracial marriage led to a landmark Supreme Court ruling striking down such laws nationwide, has died, her daughter said Monday.

Loving and her husband whom was, Richard, changed history in 1967 when the U.S. Supreme Court upheld their right to marry. The ruling struck down laws banning racially mixed marriages in at least 17 states. [Source: Legacy.com] Read More | Sign Memorial Guest Book

        

Elder D.J. Ward
Lexington, KY
Pastor of Main Street Baptist Church...

Elder Ward, pastor of Lexington’s Main Street Baptist Church for the past 19 years, died of complications from lung cancer Friday at Hospice Care Center at St. Joseph Hospital.

Elder Ward was a 24-hour-a-day pastor who liked to preach series of sermons, said Florene McGhee, his assistant for the past 31 years. His last sermon at the church, on April 13, pertained to the book of Romans. Many of his Sunday sermons for the past five years had been about passages in the book of Romans, she said.

Elder Ward came to Main Street Baptist Church from Mount Zion Baptist Church in Oak Ridge, Tenn., where he preached for 17 years. Before that, he pastored Mount Olivet Baptist Church in Hendersonville, Tenn., for four years.

A native of Murray, he was a graduate of Murray’s Douglass High School. He received a degree in theology from American Baptist Theological Seminary in Nashville. [Source: Kentucky.com - Jennifer Hewlett]
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Al Daniels is not your typical business owner. He is a military veteran, a philanthropist and someone who is eager to give back to his community. Daniels is a prime example of franchisees that Domino's Pizza is looking to recruit as part of its "Delivering the Dream" program. This program, coupled with Daniel's inspiration to succeed, led to the grand opening of his Domino's Pizza store in Brunswick, Ga., on Dec. 19, 2007. Domino's Pizza's "Delivering the Dream" program, in partnership with American Equipment Finance, LLC, grants financial assistance to elite minority team members so they may build their own Domino's stores. Daniels was one of the first franchisees to benefit from the "Delivering the Dream" program and paid a franchise fee of just $5K, one of the lowest fees in the industry. For more information on Domino's Delivering the Dream program, go to http://www.dominosbiz.com or call (877) 921-TEAM (option 8).

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Miller Brewing Company announced the winners of its 2007-2008 Business Plan Competition. The top 12 winners, selected from more than 100 applicants, have earned grants totaling $150,000. Awards were presented at a special dinner reception in Chicago May 1, 2008. With the motto: "Your Life. Your Time. Your Business." the Miller Urban Entrepreneurs Series and Business Plan Competition has supported the entrepreneurial spirit in thousands of young businessmen and women since 1999 by granting access to economic education, hosting seminars featuring successful entrepreneurs and providing business plan writing workshops across the country. To date, Miller has supported viable businesses by awarding nearly $1 million through this competition.

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The legendary Jimi Hendrix is the most visually iconic superstar in the rock 'n' roll firmament. This May, Celebrity Vault gallery in Beverly Hills will mount the most extensive showing of Hendrix images — with work from the largest and most varied group of photographers — ever exhibited in Los Angeles.

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Senator John McCain to Appear on 'The Daily Show With Jon Stewart' Wednesday, May 7 at 11:00 p.m. This appearance will mark the Senator's 13th time on the show, more than any other guest, but his first since becoming the presumptive Republican nominee for President of the United States. The May 7 interview will be posted at www.thedailyshow.com.

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GYGO (Get Your Google On)
How to Enjoy the Second Half Of Live?

As a mother, I've got 21 years experience, not that life prepared me, but I've been doing it that long. Came home from the hospital with my first bundle in 1987 and I jumped right into action. Three more trips later, I had my family. Today, as my 2nd child prepares to leave home, they tell me "mom its time to get a life!"

So I googled "How to Enjoy The Second Half Of Life?" This year is the first time in I find myself not waking up at the crack of dawn. In fact, by the time I wake, the kids, dressed and headed to school. Last week I caught my son, my youngest, doing his own laundry. Now you know my weekend was shot. Well I beg their pardon. I thought I had a life, I didn't know I needed a second one. Though I still have two kids at home, parenting them has been reduced to "Mom can I get the card?" "The" card? Maybe if I stamp a hologram on my forehead, I could get some love too.

Seriously I didn't expect them to need me forever. In fact I was often excited to have them when I did so that I could have a second life. But now that's its here, what do I do? From the BRAIN aka Google, either I've got a fear or phobia; need acupuncture; or should buy a book or write a book.

When I added keywords "when single" to the search, it came back that I should look forward to sex after 50 (OMG); should know about a 100 secrets to the best life; there was something about a race against time and psychotherapy, and lastly a few links about travel. Whew! My 4 trips to the hospital was easier than this or at least it was less complicated.

To be continued....(by the way I decided on the trip)

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The Reverend Al Sharpton delivered a live radio address Saturday morning at his National Action Network headquarters in Harlem, to call for action following the full acquittals of the three detectives in the Sean Bell shooting.

Following Sharpton's rally, another group about 250 protesters marched through East Harlem between 125th Street to 145th. "This is the first of many other civil disobediences that our organization, along with National Action and many others around the country, will come into the city until justice prevails," said Chairman Salaam Ismial of the National United Youth Council. "Young men have been dying at the hands of police officers too long in New York City."

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DryerBuzz (y.lattimore) — In 2008, African Americans still largely represent America's labor pool. With every paycheck, Uncle Sam dips in and takes what he wants. Tax Refund or not, America gets a free no interest loan from the households of which its justice system and race construct seeks to oppress.

Economic justice through buying power is a farce and leaders should be ashamed to deliver their followers so blindly. Buying power itself is a punch line while local, state, and federal taxes is the bottom line. The amount of taxes withheld from the system can be measured, unlike the modern day boycotts proposed in 2007/2008. Most importantly withholding taxes could cause an economic stimulus for businesses in our community, not to mention a stimulus for building a true infrastructure for which we could exist.

On top of that, withholding taxes would bring measured accountability of those who live off our tax dollars. Our "leaders" should propose not a one day slow of the flow as in shopping, but a real economic barricade asking conscious Black America to slow the flow of their free loans to a system which oppresses. During a 30 day or let's say 2 month period this money should be redirected into personal savings, infrastructures, and institutions.

African Americans spend $60,000,0000 on an average Black movie opening weekend. There's no block buster this month, where will the money go?

        

Yahoo Chief Executive Jerry Yang is convinced that the company he started in a Silicon Valley trailer 14 years ago is worth more than the money Microsoft had offered for the Internet pioneer. Shares of Yahoo (YHOO) as much as fell 20% Monday as hopes for the once dominant search engine dimmed on the withdrawal of a $47.5 billion bid from Microsoft.

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Breaking The Cycle
Multi-service housing, social service, community and
economic development organization utilizes social networks to reach those in need.

New York — Organization uses social networks to help those in need, saving community one family at a time. Persons in need are able to confidentially reach out through MySpace and Facebook, as well as gain easy access to a wealth of information via the organizations forum and blog.

The African American Planning Commission(AAPCI) Inc., is a New York City-based 501(c)(3), nonprofit organization committed to addressing issues of homelessness (domestic violence, HIV/AIDS, housing shortage, and unemployment) within the communities in which we live and serve.

The African American Planning Commission's programs strive to break the cycle of domestic violence, HIV/AIDS transmission, homelessness, poverty and economic dependency by addressing root causes in a way that respects and keeps intact, the dignity of those served.

AAPCI was founded by Matthew Okebiyi to address the critical issues of poverty, affordable housing, homelessness, domestic violence, HIV/AIDS and unemployment in New York City. AAPCI was conceived in 1995 and incorporated in 1996.

The African American Planning Commission's programs target the most needy: survivors of domestic abuse, persons and families living with HIV/AIDS, the general homeless population, the elderly, job seekers, disadvantaged children, the poor and the community-at-large. Learn More...

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