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ClientsIn the Spotlight !This whole idea of "hitting bottom" is out of date. Some people will wait years-even decades-for their friend to reach this mythical point in their alcohol and drug use. But why wait for them to "hit bottom"?
  
Interview with Dwele @ The Ritz Carlton-8/9/2008
By Laurance D. Waters Dwele, a Detroit, Michigan native, is wise beyond his years, which I find refreshing. He has compassion and a sense of responsibility to his music, fans and community. As we sit down in the lobby of the Ritz Carlton for this interview, Dwele has an old school aura about him; confident, but not too full of himself. Even his manager, Tim Maynor, and his stage manager, Miles Jordan, conducted themselves with dapper style! Both returned calls and were on time. Thanks to these brothers for giving their time and making my job easy.
The Perfect 4 Step
By: Coffey Caesar, Fashion Editor of Soul & Salsa Magazine A good facial skin care regime is essential to healthy, glowing pretty skin. This “4Step Skin Care Program” works wonders:
An Evening With the Stars at Bill J. Priest was a must see event for Entreprenuers. Hosted by Brenda Campbell whose combined expertise in strategic counseling and business make her an inspiring trainer, consultant, and visionary. Campbell harnesses motivational business and spiritual principles to empower team members and customers to excel. USSMC integrates technology, people-focused POSCORBE systems to reinvent client organizations through BETTER Planning, Organization, Staffing, Coordination, Ordering, Reporting, Budgeting, and Evaluation.
The Struggle Of African Americans for Equality: Have We Overcome?
By Dr Willie Barnes Many people have spent and will spend a lot of time focusing on historical events in the lives of African Americans and lifting up the lives and contributions of particular leaders associated with those events, generally designed to arouse emotions of a positive nature, which is all well and good. However, as an educator concerned about change, I will need to focus on the results produced by years of struggle, many of which are not so positive, in order to determine what, if anything, we need to do differently in the years to come. I will raise and address several critical questions.
The Crowd was an interesting mix of all ethnicities, with the very young and African American females as the majority.
by Gustavus Betts
"The Mis-Education"
We have been Mis-educated about our history. We have been Mis-educated about our heritages, traditions, and cultures. We have been Mis-educated about our strengths and powers that lie within.
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