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Friends...My "Little" story...Needless to say, that this time of year, holds many challenges for everyone who embraces as well as for those who may not. Being a single mother of three teenagers and one pre-teen, presents it's own set of challenges, which are sometimes difficult for persons who are not in similar situations, to understand. Overwhelmed, would be one word that describes how I feel. Three words would be OBE... Overcome By Events...The pressures of the expectations that are placed upon all parents can make fools of us all, if allowed to run unchecked... Sometimes, it takes a something as simple as a walk, to put things back into balance again.I was feeling a bit low, as I left work the other day, feeling sorry for myself for a number of reasons. I could insert a number of causes after the word "because". The halls seemed to grow longer and longer, the closer I got to the outter door... It didn't matter, because I was deep in the doldrums... or so I thought. As I got closer to the door, I put on my gloves and secured my scarf, while noticing a person who exited a little before I did. Seems like a long blur up to that point. I walked outside and tested the air, as to have a sense of how tightly I should wrap my scarf.There were so many people buzzing in and out of the doors, that I had to stand off to the side, in order to finish wrapping my scarf. If I didn't, I felt that I may have gotten trampled. I apparently, was not alone.The same person, who exited the doors a little ahead of me, was against the railing on the other side. She appeared to be having some difficulty in traversing the walkway. I continued tying my scarf, but couldn't help but notice that it appeared as if she were speaking. Barely above a whisper, but still speaking. People that were right beside her, kept going... Seemingly at a faster pace than before. She even reached out. Some persons even brushed by her hand, as she had it extended... I'm like saying to myself.. "It's as if no one else sees her"..... "I believe she's talking to me"... Now mind you, she couldn't have seen me, because she was blind. Or did she?I felt as if I were crossing Broadway during rush hour. For those of you who knows what it's like in New York City, you understand. As I got closer to her, as to not startle her, in my normal speaking voice, I said, "Excuse me, but I could help but notice that you were speaking. I apologize, but I couldn't hear what you said. Could you repeat it for me?". With a relieved look on her face, she said.."Yes... I was asking if all the ice had been cleared from the parking lot?". I told her, "It's mostly cleared". Now for those of us, who have sight, this is not an issue. You just simply walk around the ice or snow. But to a person who is vision impaired, that is not very comforting. Sensing that she needed help, I asked her, "Where are you going?". She said, that she was going to the Vistor's Center. I told her, "I'm going that way, because my car is beyond that building." The next question changed the entire view of the day, which I felt was on it's way downhill. She asked, "Could you help me?"... My soul rejoiced... "Of course I can", was my reply...I offered her my elbow and we set out. Walking at a more careful gate than normal, we talked some, exchanging names and making small talk. I was able to alert her to changes in the landscape, so that she could prepare herself. It was cold outside, but not windy, so it was a very pleasant walk. After reaching the Visitor's center, we walked up the ramp. I asked her which part of the center she wanted to go to. Upon reaching the door, she told me, "I think I can make it the rest of the way". My heart smiled.. We said our goodbye's by name and parted company. There was a man, who held the door open for us, who watched her as she left. He then turned his attention to me, looking at me as if he had seen a ghost. I found that amusing.To me, that walk symbolizes what we should be about during this season and all seasons. But especially now. Although she was physically limited by her vision, I was blinded by my state of being, others blinded by their haste. Although she asked for help, quite honestly, I was the one who really needed it. In the midst of my chaotic life, hearing her voice, which was barely above a whisper, lifted my burdens and helped me to turn around. She helped me to take a step away from the valley of despair I was sinking into, giving me a renewed sense of purpose, and a more peaceful state of being.Take the Time to Care!Have a Safe and Peaceful Holiday Season!!!
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Gospel Synergy Dec. Issue Now Avaiable!

Good News...The December issue of Gospel Synergy Magazine is now available this is your invitation to sign up for your free subscription Cover Story features John "The Minister" Butler from Washington DC... This is the opportunity for all independent gospel artist to order their copy of "So You Wanna Be Music Star" DVD... Now is the time to make your plans for 2010 to increase your music ministry online...Join us daily for the best mix of gospel music online for the month of December Synergy1Radio Chicago's #1 Gospel Internet Station has added 200 plus Christmas Classics featuring gospel & secular artist for your listening pleasure when ever you are online... Come and enjoy the best music of your life when ever you are online. Links below...2009 has been a phenomenal year and we are looking at great things taking place in 2010... Now is the time to consider advertising your products and services in GSM Media kit provided up on request! The key to success is to "Never Give Up" He Just keeps on Blessin Me and That's for real!Andr'e L. Carter 708-272-6640Editor/Program Directorwww.gospelsynergy.comSynergy1Radio click here to listenhttp://www.live365.com/stations/synergy1radio?site=proGospel Music Downloadswww.gospelswap.com
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HEY PAPI PROMOTIONS has been chosen to do the lead marketing & promotions for the 25th Annual Stellar Awards. If you don't know this is the premier Gospel event that recognizes and honors African American artists. This one of a kind award show has showcased top Gospel artists and many television and film stars.

Stellar Gospel Music Awards Celebrate 25 Years of Honoring the Biggest and Brightness in Gospel Music.
Kirk Franklin, Donnie McClurkin and Vicki Winans to Host the Event to be Held in the City of Nashville for the 5th Year. HEY PAPI PROMOTIONS will serve as the Premier Promoter for VESSELVIBEmag.com's "Official" Pre-Stellar Awards Kick Off "Urban Gear Reception" in honor of the 25th Anniversary of the Stellar Awards! More information and details of this event can be found at the website http://www.thestellarawards.com


SO LISTEN OUT ON THE NEWS, RADIO, TELEVISION AND STREETS FOR THIS EVENT AND HOPE TO SEE YOU IN NASHVILLE, TN.
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Local a cappella group releases debut albumBALTIMORE, Md. – In a true meeting of traditional and contemporary gospel, local music group, The Sons of Harmony, are releasing their debut album nationwide! “Working on a Building” will be a new hit for fans of The Highway QC's or The Soul Stirrers.Produced by Tate Music Group, the album includes eight original songs. “Working on a Building” is currently available nationwide at the iTunes Store, CDBaby.com, or directly from TateMusicGroup.com.The original members of the group formed The Sons of Harmony in the summer of 1999 while in drug and alcohol rehabilitation in Baltimore, Md. They became known for their a cappella style singing among their peers. They have performed with the lik. es of The Gospel Keynotes, The Fantastic Violnaires and Lil David & The Bells of Joy. In 2007, they won the Fred Newsome Award for “Best A Cappella Group of the Year.” In a decade, The Sons of Harmony have completely transformed their lives. Through their music, they hope that others may experience the same thing. The Sons of Harmony’s Electronic Press Kit, with music samples and contact information, can be accessed here: http://www.tatemusicgroup.com/epk/?id=9371
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LONNIE HUNTER
The Midday “Personality” For DC’s Inspirational Station
WPRS-FM (Praise 104.1)

WASHINGTON, DC--Radio One Inc. Inspirational Station WPRS-FM (Praise 104.1) has hired Syndicated Radio Personality (Lonnie Hunter) as the New (Midday Host) weekdays from 10a-2p.

Hunter is already well-known in the gospel music world. He is a stellar nominated singer, producer and host of "Real Christian Radio" on Radio One’s Praise 103.9 FM in (Philadelphia) and Praise 100.9 FM in (Charlotte, NC) "DC is one of the premier markets in gospel music. I consider it a blessing, honor and privilege to be welcomed into the incredible (Praise 104.1 family)." said Hunter.

According to Elroy Smith, Inspiration Format Director & Operations Director of Radio One-Philadelphia Hunter has the "it" factor, "One listen to him and you are hooked. He will be an incredible addition to the (Praise 104.1 family), said Smith.

Kathy Brown Operations Manager for Radio One Washington, DC agrees, "We are excited to have Lonnie join the Praise 104.1 family. His gospel knowledge and passion is exactly what we need on Praise."

Hunter also serves as Pastor of Worship at the 23,000 member mega church Bethany Baptist Church where Bishop David G. Evans is the Senior Pastor. Husband, father, mentor, artist and business man, Lonnie Hunter lives by Phil. 4:13 "I can do all things through Christ that strengthens me."

About Radio One: Radio One, Inc.(www.radio-one.com) is one of the nation's largest radio broadcasting companies and the largest radio broadcasting company that primarily targets African-American and urban listeners. Pro forma for recently announced transactions, Radio One owns and/or operates 53 radio stations located in 16 urban markets in the United States. Additionally, Radio One owns Magazine One, Inc. (d/b/a Giant Magazine) (www.giantmag.com), interests in TV One, LLC (www.tvoneonline.com), a cable/satellite network programming primarily to African-Americans and Reach Media, Inc. (www.blackamericaweb.com), owner of the Tom Joyner Morning Show and other businesses associated with Tom Joyner.

To schedule an interview with Lonnie Hunter, contact Elroy Smith at 610-276-1080 or elroysmith@radio-one.com

 

Lonnie Hunter 2010 )2_
Please visit The Lonnie Hunter Show at: http://thelonniehuntershow.com
Radio Air Time is Mon-Fri 10-2pm

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The flu shot is your best protection from the flu

Now's the time to get your flu shot. The flu shot is covered for people with Medicare from providers that accept Medicare or your Medicare plan. You can safely get a flu vaccine at your doctor's office, pharmacy, or other local provider. 

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The flu can be very serious for people who are 65 years and older. A flu shot is your best protection from getting and spreading the virus. Getting the shot can help you stay healthy and, if you do get sick with the flu, your symptoms likely won't be as bad or last as long.

All places offering flu shots should be following CDC guidance to ensure you have a safe place to get vaccinated. This includes that patients wear a face covering and maintain social distance in areas like waiting rooms. Visit CDC.gov for more information on how to safely get your flu vaccine during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sincerely,

The Medicare Team

 

 

Kindest regards,

 

Felicia Verrett, M.S., FAC-COR II

Office of Communications

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

7500 Security Blvd.

Baltimore, MD. 21244

410-786-3848

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felicia.verrett@cms.hhs.gov

 

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