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    REMEMBERING VICTIMS OF GUN VIOLENCE INFORMATION

    Thursday, January 5, 2012, 8:36 PM [General]
    Posted By: Harold Fisher

    IF YOU WANT MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE WASHINGTON, DC CANDLELIGHT VIGIL, OR OTHER EVENTS AROUND THE COUNTRY, YOU CAN FIND IT AT THE FOLLOWING WEB ADDRESS.

    WWW.TOOMANYVICTIMS.ORG

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    MONEYWISE FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT TOUR

    Monday, October 31, 2011, 7:37 PM [General]
    Posted By: Harold Fisher

    Here's the information for the Moneywise Financial Empowerment Tour

    THIS EVENT IS FREE OF CHARGE! YOU MUST REGISTER.

    202-419-1440

    www.CAAB.org

    Saturday, November 5, 2011

    8:30 AM - 5:30 PM

    Metropolitan AME Church

    1518 M Street NW

    Washington, DC 20005

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    AFRICAN ART MUSEUM GRAND OPENING

    Friday, September 30, 2011, 5:37 PM [General]
    Posted By: Harold Fisher

    Here's the website information for the grand opening of African Art Museum in Howard County, Maryland.  The event is free.

    www.africanartmuseum.org/

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    EDUCATIONAL YOUTH SYMPOSIUM

    Thursday, September 29, 2011, 6:09 PM [General]
    Posted By: Harold Fisher

    Here's the website for details and registration information for the Educational Youth Symposium.  The event is free, but you MUST register to attend.

    WWW.EDUCATIONALSYMPOSIUM.COM/

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    Come out & support THE AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION (A Worthy Cause). Tobias Celebrity Music Events for Charity will be sponsoring AN EVENING OF JAZZ BENEFIT CONCERT on Friday, November 18, 2011 at The Carlyle Club, Alex., VA. Get your "hand dance on" at an Old School DJ Dance Party after the live entertainment of the Jazzy sounds of BT Richardson & Black Coffee Experience & the Sultry sounds of Jazz Vocalist Angeli Martin. For more info: tobiascelebritymusicevents.webs.com or Email: tobiascelebritymusicevents@yahoo.com.

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    Charlene Harris
    Director
    Tobias Celebrity Music Events for Charity
    (A Registered Charitable Organization in the State of Maryland)

    Charlene
    September 18, 2011
    10:02 PM

    Hi Harold,

    Thanks so much for your topic on today's show regarding how to get more African Americans to get involved in the green movement and live more environmentally responsibly. It was a great topic in honor of Earth Day 2011! I actually had a chance to call in and speak with you today. In my comments, I said that part of the problem is education, and getting people to understand that living more green doesn't have to be burdensome or expensive or even ugly, for that matter. I also mentioned that my sister and I had recently started a green business - that green business, called Eco Home Store (www.eco-homestore.com) is an online retail company which sells eco-friendly products for the home.

    I wanted to mention this to you and your followers for two reasons. First, there are plenty of people out there who would like to live more green, but don't know where to start or how to go about it. Eco Home Store sells the type of products that the everyday consumer can use in the home. Many people don't realize that there are products out there, which when used, can help people live cleaner, healthier lives, and reduce their carbon footprint. Second, we are as committed to educating people about green issues and the virtues of living a greener lifestyle, as we are in the sales of our products. We are particularly interested in passing that information and message on to the African American community. We discuss all types of green issues on our website's blog page (blog.eco-homestore.com), and hope that it will be another valuable resource that people can utilize to get information about living green.

    It is ironic that the majority of the people who frequent our website don't look like my sister and I, and that is unfortunate. And we hope to work with folks like the gentlemen from GreenDMV.org to change that.

    Donna Joe

    Donna
    April 22, 2011
    9:00 PM

    Hi Harold,
    On 4/18/10 you had a guest the wrote a book dealing with college education. What was his name and the book name?

    Desi
    April 20, 2011
    4:16 PM

    Here is the link to the latest book on relationships by celebrity hairstylist,
    Barry Fletcher: www.barryfletcher.com
    Meanwhile, enjoy an exerpt from
    LEARN A MAN, EARN A MAN"
    "My latest book, Learn A Man, Earn A Man is out and the response has been amazing! I want to thank all of you who I met at the Essence Music Festival this past summer. Your comments were a real blessing to me. Men and women, single and married all said they learned things from this book that changed their lives for the better. If you haven’t had a chance to read Learn A Man, take a moment and enjoy an excerpt here…
    An Excerpt from Learn A Man, Earn A Man
    “Every real man needs a woman, but what he doesn’t want you to know... can hurt you”
    Ladies, forget what you may have read or heard from your mom, your sisters, or your girlfriends. There is a surefire way to earn a man. If you sincerely want a man who is worthy of your special light and future promise, a man who can treasure you when you are down as well as he can when you are at the mountaintop, please come right in and pull up a chair. You can take control of how you go about finding him, wooing him and keeping him. You have the power to create an internal and external environment to ensure victory. You can earn a man, not by losing yourself, but by finding yourself.
    I am heterosexual man, experienced in the fine arts of loving women, grooming women, and advising women. As a men’s barber, I also happen to regularly get an earful of the innermost feelings and thoughts of men who confide in me. Thus, I am in the extremely rare position of hearing both sides – the good, the bad and the boring – from men and from women. At this point, I believe that men who are blessed with the wherewithal to engage in romance – meaning they are not incarcerated, they have a job, are probably educated, and care enough about themselves to come to my shops for regular shape-ups – have a built-in advantage. They are outnumbered by the higher percentage of women who are seeking eligible men. This imbalance creates a certain degree of unfairness for women, and gives men an advantage in the delicate dance of courtship.
    This is why I am here to provide you with a unique, secret perspective. For those of you who are new at this, or who think they have been there, done that, and bought the T-shirt, or who think that the man’s job is to earn you while you sit back, Barry Fletcher is here to drop some valuable new information into your romantic toolkit. (And for the sisters who want to hang back, and “make a man prove himself,” well, you just haven’t had your heart broken enough times, yet.) My sincere wish is that you will hear me and listen to me before your heart gets shattered into bits and pieces. The advice and experience I offer here are barometers to help you measure and, if needed, even out your temperament to efficiently find a partner who is your equal. This book will help you neutralize – not hide or bury – your emotions about men, and better assist you as you navigate your search. In the end, if you have read this with an open mind and heart, you will walk away with a clearer understanding and packed arsenal of best practices for finding and winning the man you deserve.
    Ladies, I know that men often get blamed when relationships go bad, and much of the time that blame is justified. But sometimes women must be willing to look hard at their own behavior, expectations and beliefs. It is not always fair or productive for ladies to automatically blame a man and fail to credit him for his positive aspects, while failing to address their own personal missteps. (All said with love, ladies, only love.)
    Now for those of you asking what more is there to learn about men, let me put it to you this way: you will probably not be successful if your goal is to fix or change a man. But by all means, read on if you are interested in learning how to discover effective ways to own and leverage your power, and to use your natural properties to control – er, or should I say, earn a man. I’m on your side. This book is written to help empower you. My goal here is to guide you on the path to the man you deserve: someone who is kind, strong, compassionate, tough in all the right ways – and totally, absolutely, one hundred thousand percent SPRUNG on you. My goal is to help you see that you are in control of how much time and access you give a man. Every real man needs a lady, even if he does not know it. Let the lessons begin!
    Barry Fletcher

    Barry Fletcher
    October 25, 2010
    3:19 PM

    Hey Harold

    Listening to the drum now. Shouts to the organizations working with young people. They are in the trenches. Their insight is valuable and as someone who used to run an inner city youth program, I particularly appreciate your guests work. Thanks for this show....

    Nikki Strong

    Nikki Strong
    May 14, 2010
    8:48 PM

    GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY FOR THE HOTTEST/OLD SCHOOL NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY IN TOWN! Tobias Celebrity Music Events, LLC will be hosting a New Year's Eve Extravaganza on Dec. 31 at the Clarion Hotel (Maryland Ballroom) in Oxon Hill, MD.

    Full "Down Home" Dinner Buffet
    Live Entertainment: Framewerk Band, Immortal Soul & Angeli and much more.

    HAVE YOURSELF A MINI-HIGH SCHOOL REUNION: Why don't you round up at least 10 of your old high school friends & get a table?

    Find out the full details at: TobiasNYEExtravaganza.webs.com

    Hope to see you there!

    Charlene & Pam
    (Your New Year's Eve Hostesses)
    TOBIAS CELEBRITY MUSIC EVENTS, LLC
    tobiascelebritymusicevents.webs.com
    1-877-702-2537 x800

    Charlene
    November 30, 2009
    1:51 AM

    Greetings,

    The members of Theta Tau Sigma (Alumni) Chapter and Rho Tau (Collegiate) Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity,
    Incorporated cordially invite you to participate in our Educational Symposium entitled Voices of Our Future--Examining
    the Success of Black Male Youth. This event will take place on Saturday, October 31, 2009 from 8:00am to 3:00pm in
    the Johnson Center at George Mason University Fairfax Campus.

    This free event focuses on preparing our African-American male youth for success during their formal educational years
    through college. This symposium is open to anyone interested in implementing strategies for their academic success.

    The format for the symposium will include a presentation by Brother William Kellibrew IV, National Programs
    Coordinator for Black Youth Vote with the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, in Motivating Black Males to
    Overcome Obstacles. Motivational Speaker David Miller, Visionary Officer and Co-Founder with the Urban Leadership
    Institute, LLC, will also speak. Miller’s speech titled Dare to be King: Educating African-American Male Youth will
    undoubtedly motivate our youth!

    Our MC will be Washington, DC's own News Director Guy Lambert of 95.5 WPGC. The DC Boys Choir will also be
    performing.

    There will be an afternoon of workshops including:


    Mothers Raising Sons

    Understanding Achievement and Personal Responsibility for Today's Black Youth

    Preparing for College Admissions

    Handling Peer Pressure and Addressing Bullying

    Test Taking Skills/SOL/SAT

    Youth Financial Management Seminar

    Resume Building and Workforce Readiness

    Effective Communication with Law Enforcement

    The Reading Room


    Free Breakfast and lunch will be served.

    Sincerely,

    LeMont F. Neal
    Education Symposium Co-Chair

    Lester Wright
    Education Symposium Co-Chair
    2009 Second Annual Educational Symposium:
    Voices of Our Future--Examining the Success of Black Male Youth

    Register Today!!!

    PSA for Educational Symposium

    Youth Leadership Contests

    Brother William Kellibrew IV Biography

    Motivational Speaker David Miller Biography

    Workshop Descriptions and Presenter Biographies

    Directions to George Mason University Fairfax Campus

    SigmaMan
    October 8, 2009
    5:58 AM