Bringing The Black Community to the next level http://ping.fm/tQHVH
1-800 UNITE US the BLACK 411 www.uniteus.com
Wow 17 years. They said it couldn't done. But thanks to many of you it has been
done. We have been able to unite people with quality African American business professionals for 17 years. One call does it all. 1-800 UNITE US the Black 411
Our very first was call was for new carpet. Mr. Hampton of Carpet Home Designs received a $1200 job. The homeowner was quite happy, and so was Mr. Hampton. People that call 1-800 UNITE US are committed to our economic advancement. .
A man called from Pasadena looking for a Black owned transmission shop. We didn't know of any in Pasadena. So he said, "How about L.A.?" We referred him to Transco Transmission, over on Broadway near Florence. The man had his car towed all the way from Pasadena! 5 days later he called us back and thanked for us the referral. Today people can call 1-800 UNITE US, visit our website at http://www.uniteus.com or email us at info@uniteus.com to find good quality African American business owners and professionals.
You will be able to meet some of our members Saturday July 17.
Be prepared to network, eat, drink, and be merry.
The fundraiser will be held at the beautiful Coley's Restaurant located at.
300 E. Florence Ave.
Inglewood, CA 90301
Telephone: (310) 672-7474
http://ping.fm/5EX2R
The night will include Coley's superb Jamaican Cuisine.
a silent auction, raffle, and live jazz.
Tickets Prices:
$27.00 at the door
$17.00 in advance
Sponsorship $117.00
Tickets and Sponsorships can be purchased direct from our homepage at http://www.uniteus.com..
You are all invited to visit http://www.uniteus.com and post announcements about
your favorite businesses, churches, or organizations and job opportunities on our discussion board. Those
that cannot attend the fundraiser our welcome to make a contribution. $17.00 will make our day. With you support we will continue to work hard to Unite Us for years to come. A stronger Black America makes a stronger America.
Yall know what time it is. Now more than ever;
http://ping.fm/z7I4e
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Latest UPDATE Please Mass Distribute:
Inz Distributors Inc./Magic Power Coffee Inc. Date 6/28/10
2713 Coney Island Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11235-5054
URGENT: VOLUNTARY RECALL
RE: MAGIC POWER COFFEE,
Production Dates: all dates up until 05/08/2010;
Best Before Dates: all dates up until 05/07/2012,
UPC 718122686872: 2-serving box; UPC 718122686773:
12-serving carton containing six 2-serving boxes
Recent FDA tests indicate that one of our production dates contains hydroxythiohomosildenafil, similar in structure to Sildenafil, an FDA-approved drug used for the treatment of male Erectile Dysfunction (ED), making Magic Power Coffee an unapproved drug. The hydroxythiohomosildenafil drug ingredient is not listed on the product label.
Hydroxythiohomosildenafil, like Sildenafil, may interact with prescription drugs known as nitrates, including nitroglycerin, and cause dangerously low blood pressure. Consumers with diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or heart disease often take nitrates.
Consequently, we are recalling the above dates from the market.
Please examine your stocks immediately to determine if you have any of the affected product on hand. If so, please discontinue distributing the affected product and promptly return via parcel post to:
ATTENTION: RETURNED GOODS
2713 Coney Island Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11235-5054
If you have further distributed the above product, please identify your customers and immediately contact them, advise them of the recall situation, and have them return their outstanding recalled stocks to you. Return these stocks as indicated above. You will be reimbursed by check or credit memo for the returned goods and postage.
Retailers: please post this recall notice in a prominent location to alert any customers that may have purchased the product.
Please return the enclosed response form immediately providing the requested information by mail, or by fax to (718) 313-1579.
This recall is being made with the knowledge of the US Food and Drug Administration.
Customers with questions regarding this recall can contact the company at (718) 313-1579.
We appreciate your assistance in this matter.
Sincerely,
_________________
Peter R. Erlick
Vice President
Inz Distributors Inc./Magic Power Coffee Inc. Date 6/28/10
2713 Coney Island Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11235-5054
URGENT: VOLUNTARY RECALL
RE: MAGIC POWER COFFEE,
Production Dates: all dates up until 05/08/2010;
Best Before Dates: all dates up until 05/07/2012,
UPC 718122686872: 2-serving box; UPC 718122686773:
12-serving carton containing six 2-serving boxes
Recent FDA tests indicate that one of our production dates contains hydroxythiohomosildenafil, similar in structure to Sildenafil, an FDA-approved drug used for the treatment of male Erectile Dysfunction (ED), making Magic Power Coffee an unapproved drug. The hydroxythiohomosildenafil drug ingredient is not listed on the product label.
Hydroxythiohomosildenafil, like Sildenafil, may interact with prescription drugs known as nitrates, including nitroglycerin, and cause dangerously low blood pressure. Consumers with diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or heart disease often take nitrates.
Consequently, we are recalling the above dates from the market.
Please examine your stocks immediately to determine if you have any of the affected product on hand. If so, please discontinue distributing the affected product and promptly return via parcel post to:
ATTENTION: RETURNED GOODS
2713 Coney Island Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11235-5054
If you have further distributed the above product, please identify your customers and immediately contact them, advise them of the recall situation, and have them return their outstanding recalled stocks to you. Return these stocks as indicated above. You will be reimbursed by check or credit memo for the returned goods and postage.
Retailers: please post this recall notice in a prominent location to alert any customers that may have purchased the product.
Please return the enclosed response form immediately providing the requested information by mail, or by fax to (718) 313-1579.
This recall is being made with the knowledge of the US Food and Drug Administration.
Customers with questions regarding this recall can contact the company at (718) 313-1579.
We appreciate your assistance in this matter.
Sincerely,
_________________
Peter R. Erlick
Vice President
Monday, June 28, 2010
The EX Daily Word for June 28, 2010
"The World May Love You, But God Doesn't Know You!"
Luke 16:15 - 'Then Jesus said to them, ³You like to look good in public, but
God knows your evil hearts. What this world honors is an abomination in the
sight of God.' NLT
The church, the bible, and our Christianity is nothing to play with. Some
things are just not funny. And the reason being, is that we must keep the
church, the word, and the leaders of the church in a position to change the
world. Sure, we as Christians can enjoy fun in the church and even have a
good laugh about certain things that may occur, but the world should never
be encouraged by us to joke about sin, repentance, and unrighteousness.
It's not funny when people are really going to hell. The act of Jesus on
the cross and his sacrifice was sacred and not a play thing. He really died
and was really in pain. Nothing funny there! Movies and comedians that joke
about the church and about the plan of God should not be entertained. If
they have not made a commitment to God, then why are we inviting them to
preside over our Christian functions? Why are we, as believers, racing to
their movies that make fun of the very plan that could change their lives?
If an actor portrays a Christian, but doesn't want to really be one, then
why do we find that entertaining? That should make a true believer upset!
Back in my younger days, I would get really upset when people would mock or
imitate my daddy. I would get mad when they would talk about him and the
way he was raising us. It would really make me upset because I respected
and loved him. Well, why do we laugh and joke with people that make fun of
God, our church, and salvation period? Why are comedians like Steve Harvey
invited to preside over our Christians functions and he promotes sin, talks
sinful, and jokes about not living as a Christian? And what about the
secular recording artists? They make music that is sinful, they dress
sexual, and they promote sin in everyway, but if they record a gospel song
we support them like they are in the Kingdom now? What are the youth of
America thinking about Kanye West or R. kelly who sells sex, but is now being
played on all the gospel stations across America? But get ready
believers. We are going to see more and more of this. Every major
Christian function is gonna require a godless, sinful artist, comedian, or
actor because the devil wants to show us how impotent our Christian
gatherings are. He wants us to embrace his people and allow them to preside
over the things of God. You see, if the comedian, the actor, or the
entertainer can sit through our concerts, services, or Christian functions
and never desire to be like us, then what does that say about us? Keep your
eyes open. An even greater deception is coming before the end!
Suggested Reading: 1John 2:15, Matt. 12:30, 1Cor. 10:20, Eph. 5:11
© 2010 G. Craige Works All Rights Reserved
www.exministries.com
"The World May Love You, But God Doesn't Know You!"
Luke 16:15 - 'Then Jesus said to them, ³You like to look good in public, but
God knows your evil hearts. What this world honors is an abomination in the
sight of God.' NLT
The church, the bible, and our Christianity is nothing to play with. Some
things are just not funny. And the reason being, is that we must keep the
church, the word, and the leaders of the church in a position to change the
world. Sure, we as Christians can enjoy fun in the church and even have a
good laugh about certain things that may occur, but the world should never
be encouraged by us to joke about sin, repentance, and unrighteousness.
It's not funny when people are really going to hell. The act of Jesus on
the cross and his sacrifice was sacred and not a play thing. He really died
and was really in pain. Nothing funny there! Movies and comedians that joke
about the church and about the plan of God should not be entertained. If
they have not made a commitment to God, then why are we inviting them to
preside over our Christian functions? Why are we, as believers, racing to
their movies that make fun of the very plan that could change their lives?
If an actor portrays a Christian, but doesn't want to really be one, then
why do we find that entertaining? That should make a true believer upset!
Back in my younger days, I would get really upset when people would mock or
imitate my daddy. I would get mad when they would talk about him and the
way he was raising us. It would really make me upset because I respected
and loved him. Well, why do we laugh and joke with people that make fun of
God, our church, and salvation period? Why are comedians like Steve Harvey
invited to preside over our Christians functions and he promotes sin, talks
sinful, and jokes about not living as a Christian? And what about the
secular recording artists? They make music that is sinful, they dress
sexual, and they promote sin in everyway, but if they record a gospel song
we support them like they are in the Kingdom now? What are the youth of
America thinking about Kanye West or R. kelly who sells sex, but is now being
played on all the gospel stations across America? But get ready
believers. We are going to see more and more of this. Every major
Christian function is gonna require a godless, sinful artist, comedian, or
actor because the devil wants to show us how impotent our Christian
gatherings are. He wants us to embrace his people and allow them to preside
over the things of God. You see, if the comedian, the actor, or the
entertainer can sit through our concerts, services, or Christian functions
and never desire to be like us, then what does that say about us? Keep your
eyes open. An even greater deception is coming before the end!
Suggested Reading: 1John 2:15, Matt. 12:30, 1Cor. 10:20, Eph. 5:11
© 2010 G. Craige Works All Rights Reserved
www.exministries.com
Sunday, June 27, 2010
http://ping.fm/0ghGQ You have to come and hear Mr. Chip Humphrey. He was originally from East Orange, NJ. Now he resides in Florida. He's going to up here in Newark This Tuesday June 29, 2010. Get as many of your Teachers, Parents and Friends of Education out to here him.
He has found a way part time to generate over $100k while working his full time job as a school Principal. The event is Free. People can RSVP at 973-943-4073.
He has found a way part time to generate over $100k while working his full time job as a school Principal. The event is Free. People can RSVP at 973-943-4073.
Friday, June 25, 2010
I hate shopping at Wal-Mart. It makes me sick to my stomach, but the important part is why... (And if you're going to read this, you need to read the entire page).
For as long as I can remember, I've had a burning desire to achieve above average financial prosperity... To have the million dollar home on the lake, the cars, and the ability to do anything, or buy anything I want. 100%, pure freedom.
But it's not just about material goods. Money gives you the freedom, options, and power to have a large and positive impact on society through charity, education, and reform.
Because I have such strong feelings and emotions attached to the desire to achieve wealth and success, I have equally strong feelings of repulsion for poverty and weakness.
Most wealthy and successful people share this repulsion.
Why?
Because they are consciously aware (unlike the majority of society), that thoughts, ideas, and attitudes are real things, and that they are contagious.
You will adopt the ideas, beliefs, and mindset of the people you spend the most time with (including the people found on TV, in books, or on tape), which will lead you to make similar decisions, which will lead you to assume a similar life and lifestyle.
Rich people know this, and they know that a person's mindset is fluid. It's always changing with the ideas and interactions it comes into contact with on a daily basis.
This is why rich people protect themselves from everything associated with struggle and poverty.
Ever wonder why they live together in walled communities closed off from the rest of society with massive gates? Ever wonder why they shop at expensive boutiques, fly first-class, stay at $500/night hotels?
Ever wonder why most of them belong to "members only" country clubs?
Is it because they want to enjoy the finer things in life? Well sure. But that's not the only reason.
They want to protect their minds from the thoughts of poverty and struggle that are held by the rest of common society because they know that all thoughts are contagious, and they have a burning desire to live un-common lives.
The rich get richer because they only invite and interact with other prosperous people.
The common man sees this behavior as "stuck-up" and "snobby". The rich simple see it as an unfortunate necessity, as I do.
That's why I never shop at Wal-Mart. Have I? Yes. But just walking into that store makes me physically uncomfortable. My stomach turns.
I feel that way because I associate that store and the people who shop there with struggle and poverty.
The entire company is designed around the concept of "saving money" and pinching pennies.
It's a physical monument dedicated to thoughts like...
"I only have this much money, so I need to save as much as I can."
"The economy is crashing, so I need to guard what little I have."
"I can't afford it..."
"We're on a limited budget."
That kind mindset is a disease voluntarily held by people who go through life as victims.
They are subservient to their boss, to economic times, to prices, and to money itself.
Money has the power, and they are lucky to acquire and save any that comes their way.
The rich think differently.
They believe and accept that they have the power to change and shape their lives as they wish. Money doesn't own their lives, they own the money. They have the power.
The difference between these two mindsets can be summed up like this...
Someone with a poverty mentality says, "I can't afford it".
Someone with an abundance mentality says, "How can I afford it?"
The more you start to think like the rich, the more appearant this mindset will become to you. One day, you'll walk into Walmart and you'll literally FEEL what I'm talking about.
You'll feel like you're out of place... Like you've walked into a club or restaurant where you're the one person who doesn't belong.
Now I know that there are a lot of people out there reading this who DO shop at Wal-Mart and are saying, "that's easy for you to say Mike. You don't have a family of 4 to support and you're not struggling to get this home business thing off the ground anymore."
Well I have shopped at Wal-Mart and I have been as low as anyone. When you're pawning your DVD collection to eat as I have, you've basically hit the bottom.
But the difference is that even during those times, I have NEVER been comfortable shopping there because in my mind, I was different. I didn't belong in that store. I didn't share the same mind-set that the rest of the people in there did.
I have nothing against saving money when you're struggling. I was there. But I do, and will always wage war against a poverty mentality.
Whether or not you shop at Wal-Mart is not important. Everyone starts from the bottom and does whatever they have to do. Whether or not you are comfortable and happy shopping at Wal-Mart is where your personal truth is found.
If you don't have the feelings, desires, and aspirations to separate yourself from the crowd of Middle America discount shoppers, then I don't know why you're even on this list.
To take this attitude of abundance vs prosperity to another level, I've also adopted the following habits:
I never use coupons and I never accept coin change from a purchase. If my bottle of water costs $1.75, the cashier gets $2.00 and keeps the 25 cents.
Why?
Because I NEVER focus on pinching pennies. I focus on MAKING MORE.
I constantly hold an abundance mindset, and these two habits are a physical expression of that mentality that I have held even when I was making $1,500/mo as a waiter. It's a message to my subconscious mind to always see life through a lens of prosperity.
If you find yourself thinking more about saving money, than making money...
If you have trouble seeing yourself as a leader instead of an employee...
If you're not sure how to make that transition from a poverty mentality that limits you, to one of abundance that leads to wealth, I'd encourage you to consider Being Mentored By Someone Who Makes 3Times More Than You.
By Perry Marshall
Sponsored by http://prepaidlegalwork.com
For as long as I can remember, I've had a burning desire to achieve above average financial prosperity... To have the million dollar home on the lake, the cars, and the ability to do anything, or buy anything I want. 100%, pure freedom.
But it's not just about material goods. Money gives you the freedom, options, and power to have a large and positive impact on society through charity, education, and reform.
Because I have such strong feelings and emotions attached to the desire to achieve wealth and success, I have equally strong feelings of repulsion for poverty and weakness.
Most wealthy and successful people share this repulsion.
Why?
Because they are consciously aware (unlike the majority of society), that thoughts, ideas, and attitudes are real things, and that they are contagious.
You will adopt the ideas, beliefs, and mindset of the people you spend the most time with (including the people found on TV, in books, or on tape), which will lead you to make similar decisions, which will lead you to assume a similar life and lifestyle.
Rich people know this, and they know that a person's mindset is fluid. It's always changing with the ideas and interactions it comes into contact with on a daily basis.
This is why rich people protect themselves from everything associated with struggle and poverty.
Ever wonder why they live together in walled communities closed off from the rest of society with massive gates? Ever wonder why they shop at expensive boutiques, fly first-class, stay at $500/night hotels?
Ever wonder why most of them belong to "members only" country clubs?
Is it because they want to enjoy the finer things in life? Well sure. But that's not the only reason.
They want to protect their minds from the thoughts of poverty and struggle that are held by the rest of common society because they know that all thoughts are contagious, and they have a burning desire to live un-common lives.
The rich get richer because they only invite and interact with other prosperous people.
The common man sees this behavior as "stuck-up" and "snobby". The rich simple see it as an unfortunate necessity, as I do.
That's why I never shop at Wal-Mart. Have I? Yes. But just walking into that store makes me physically uncomfortable. My stomach turns.
I feel that way because I associate that store and the people who shop there with struggle and poverty.
The entire company is designed around the concept of "saving money" and pinching pennies.
It's a physical monument dedicated to thoughts like...
"I only have this much money, so I need to save as much as I can."
"The economy is crashing, so I need to guard what little I have."
"I can't afford it..."
"We're on a limited budget."
That kind mindset is a disease voluntarily held by people who go through life as victims.
They are subservient to their boss, to economic times, to prices, and to money itself.
Money has the power, and they are lucky to acquire and save any that comes their way.
The rich think differently.
They believe and accept that they have the power to change and shape their lives as they wish. Money doesn't own their lives, they own the money. They have the power.
The difference between these two mindsets can be summed up like this...
Someone with a poverty mentality says, "I can't afford it".
Someone with an abundance mentality says, "How can I afford it?"
The more you start to think like the rich, the more appearant this mindset will become to you. One day, you'll walk into Walmart and you'll literally FEEL what I'm talking about.
You'll feel like you're out of place... Like you've walked into a club or restaurant where you're the one person who doesn't belong.
Now I know that there are a lot of people out there reading this who DO shop at Wal-Mart and are saying, "that's easy for you to say Mike. You don't have a family of 4 to support and you're not struggling to get this home business thing off the ground anymore."
Well I have shopped at Wal-Mart and I have been as low as anyone. When you're pawning your DVD collection to eat as I have, you've basically hit the bottom.
But the difference is that even during those times, I have NEVER been comfortable shopping there because in my mind, I was different. I didn't belong in that store. I didn't share the same mind-set that the rest of the people in there did.
I have nothing against saving money when you're struggling. I was there. But I do, and will always wage war against a poverty mentality.
Whether or not you shop at Wal-Mart is not important. Everyone starts from the bottom and does whatever they have to do. Whether or not you are comfortable and happy shopping at Wal-Mart is where your personal truth is found.
If you don't have the feelings, desires, and aspirations to separate yourself from the crowd of Middle America discount shoppers, then I don't know why you're even on this list.
To take this attitude of abundance vs prosperity to another level, I've also adopted the following habits:
I never use coupons and I never accept coin change from a purchase. If my bottle of water costs $1.75, the cashier gets $2.00 and keeps the 25 cents.
Why?
Because I NEVER focus on pinching pennies. I focus on MAKING MORE.
I constantly hold an abundance mindset, and these two habits are a physical expression of that mentality that I have held even when I was making $1,500/mo as a waiter. It's a message to my subconscious mind to always see life through a lens of prosperity.
If you find yourself thinking more about saving money, than making money...
If you have trouble seeing yourself as a leader instead of an employee...
If you're not sure how to make that transition from a poverty mentality that limits you, to one of abundance that leads to wealth, I'd encourage you to consider Being Mentored By Someone Who Makes 3Times More Than You.
By Perry Marshall
Sponsored by http://prepaidlegalwork.com
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Dear Mr. President, We humbly request you Pull Out of Afghanistan Now. There is no shame in recognize an error. We don't have to be like the former USSR blinded by our pride and feelings of self-righteousness. Our sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, and mothers and fathers who are fighting over in Afghanistan deserve to be given a fighting chance. It is either complete conquest or complete withdrawl. While withdrawl will sting. It will be far less than the pain caused by complete conquest. America is not an Empire. We are a Republic in need of healing at home.
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