Demo of Sujee Hand Therapy and Opportunity to Train To Be An Acutherapist

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Dr. Maat, president of BNICEH and member of Black Business Builders Club(BBBC), reminds us that the Black Community is one of the first communities that suffers long-term health and nutrition issues when alternative healthcare and insurance is not accessible to them.

Moreover, we have seen many well-off Black figures who can afford good healthcare make their transitions within this decade: Bernie Mac, Michael Jackson, Gayle Sayers, Eddie Levert, Isaac Hayes, Rick James, James Brown, Barry White, et al.

Barefoot Medicine is here now and available to all regardless of income. Training and Seminars will be presented all over the world. Introductory Seminars may be made available free to disability, senior and low-income communities when there are sponsors.

AcuCenters can be set up by Black business persons in their communities for profit or nonprofit.



Meet Sy Bounds, the Blog Professor, blogging coach, and creator of innovative digital flash drive technology, to drive your online green business e.g. healing or medical practice, jewelry business, art and crafts business, sustainable living, green building and architecture, bicycle repair shop, appointment setting and scheduling, taxi or other transportation, etc.

Sy Bounds is the technology person who created the digital flash drive business technology used by Dr. Frank Yurasek
Acucenters, Teishin Institute,
and physicians working across the nation and in Guatemala.

Learn how you can work with others to set up Acucenters and train to revolutionize global healthcare. Learn how Dr. Frank Yurasek, healers and other health practitioners are using digital flash technology of the blog professor Sy Bounds to perform best practice in digital technology, safeguard patient directives and medical information, run their businesses more effectively, use a digital public health model to heal the planet.

Sponsored by BNICEH "be nicer;" since 1992, an Illinois nonprofit in Rogers Park community of Chicago concerned with green living, sustainable health and living, youth and family community health, disability issues, ATOD (alcohol, tobacco, marijuana and other drug use) and prevention, mental health and emotional well-being, financial literacy, and eliminating poverty and poor health where possible.
BNICEH is the Black Network In Children's Emotional Health. Our Recreating the Village ATOD projects provided successful mentoring, employment, volunteerism, No Butts No Booze music fests, family job affairs, for 13 years in Rogers Park for youth, families, and community residents.

BNICEH is co-sponsoring with Green Think Tank for the Disability Community and Acuwerks, the dynamic talk by key speaker Dr. Frank Yurasek of Oriental Medicine Society, Acuwerks and HealLand:

Barefoot Medicine Goes Digital
Date: Sat. July 11, 2009
Time: 2-6 p.m.
Where: United Church of Rogers Park
Overdier Hall - 3rd floor
1545 W. Morse
Chicago IL 60626

FREE

www.bniceh.blogspot.com

The Chicago seminar July 11 is Free and open to physicians, nurses, healers, business owners, as well as students, seniors, youth, people who are disabled, and the general public thanks to Acuwerks, Dr. Yurasek, Dr. Maat, BNICEH and Green Think Tank for the Community.

More sponsors are welcome for these seminars in order to be able to include the public. You can host or Invite Dr. Yurasek and associate partners Dr. Khalil Abdul-Rahim, Dr. Christian Nix and Gabriela Ardila to present an online seminar, too. Just ask. Contact acuwerks@gmail.com or maatzenzuu@comcast.net

Demo of Sujee Holopathic Hand Therapy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9QngUoF-O8 or



An AcuFlash Digital Laser demo will be done July 18 in Chicago at Rogers Park Ethnic Book Fair and Artist Market sponsored by Ibeji Center Info: 773-761-7306/ Location: 1615 W. Morse Ave. Chicago 60626


Info on July 11 seminar at www.bniceh.blogspot.com

www.acuwerks.com

www.drmaat.multiply.com/journal

www.greenthinktankfordisabilitycommunity.blogspot.com

The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest her or his patients in the care of the human frame, in a proper diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease. -Thomas A. Edison US inventor (1847 - 1931)

Why I Support No More Shootings, Not Just No More School Shootings

How Many More Funerals Will You Attend By 2016
How Many More Youth Will Be In Wheelchairs
How Much More Youth Anger Will Go Unchecked with No Character Building
How Many More Shootings Have to Happen Before You Get Tired, Repulsed, Angry?
Whose Child, Which Student, What Young Person Will Be Next?
What Family Member? What Innocent Bystander?

How Are Youth Not Afraid to Shoot or Kill Others; or Shoot, Smoke, Snort or Huff Drugs; or Burn Out their Mucus Membranes or Decrease their Brain Function; or Disrespect their Elders; or Use Aerosol Sprays and Creams that Pollute their Skin, Hair and the Environment; or Deny their Creator,

But Are Afraid to Try Kombucha; Herbal Tea; Broccoli; Vegan Burgers; Lentil Soup; Portabella Mushrooms; raw plant-based foods; Alkaline Water; Xango, Noni, Goji or Red Xingia Juice; Real Juice (100% or pressed) that is not from a concentrate or mix of chemicals, water and 10% juice, (and not Kool Aid or mercury-laden, corn-syrupy or watered down drinks with refined sugar, Nutrasweet (aspartame), artificial flavors and coloring)?

How Many More Dollars That Could Be Helping Will Go For War, Target Practice, Gun Purchase, Violent Video Game Purchase, Marketing of Lies, Underage Drinking, Drug Treatment without real cure(i.e. Methadone, Nicotine) for Drug Addiction (i.e. Heroin Addiction, Tobacco Addiction) and Funeral Costs (More Spent on Funerals than Providing Community Supports for Families, Persons who Are Disabled, Local Home-Based and Small Business, Youth Employment)?

How Many More Shootings By and At Police, Soldiers in War, or Families at War Before You Have Had Enough?

How Many More Hunting and Fishing Trips Will You Go On Before You Realize It is Not Building Character, Our Global Infrastructure, Or Helping the Planet

I am concerned that mediation, self-awareness, breathing, negotiation, meditation, reflection, anger management and mentoring are being replaced by shooting to kill and misdirection of anger without a second thought about consequences spiritually and emotionally, not just physically to the families, and other youth, not to mention that it is lucrative for the morticians, nursing homes, hospitals, and insurance companies. Oops, almost forgot--this is the 21st century, many of our healthcare facilities and practitioners are not getting paid timely, as they should, by the state and other health insurers; and most of our community is uninsured or underinsured, and opposed to cremation instead of burial, healing instead of drugs and surgery, and unaware or afraid to use barefoot medicine and other non-invasive methods such as spiritual treatment (prayer, laying on hands), fresh air, sunshine, pure water, veganic food (organic food grown without animal manure, animal products). Okay, I'm woke now.

We do mortgage workouts; how about character-building workouts by people who have character, integrity, balance and violence and anger workouts by people who are not violent or do not have repressed or obvious anger, before these planned and often impulsive shootings can occur?

How can it be healthy and contribute to the prosperity, health and well-being of a community; race; species; gender; and peer or ethnic group to say that you do not support gun control, but it is okay to condone these shootings or carrying of weapons, because of Constitutional protection; and allow imbalances caused by youth spending most of their life in violence, playing violent games, listening to violent lyrics, watching rap beefs, watching videos from self-proclaimed leaders training them in how to become criminally-minded, under the guise of freedom of speech?

That has to be a boring life--snuffing out young lives like alpha and omega beasts in the wilderness vying for survival and food; having sex as if licensed to impregnate or give birth and have taxpayers or the parents to pay the cost of youth's unbridled passions; celebrating the birth with gift-giving and much ado as if a rite of passage, then abandoning the child(ren) because you have not grown up yourself or want to move on to the next experience; drinking 40s and vodka (manufactured or promoted by hip hop stars)while our community does not thrive, but continues to have rising illness and mortality rates, local businesses, esp. in the Black community fail while Wal Mart, Aldi and others make huge profits as you continue to bypass your Mama's or Daddy's businesses and other local merchants that cannot offer the huge discounts you seek, smoking kush and cigarettes thinking they are harmless, because cannibis is a herb and your Granddaddy is still alive and still smoking, never creating anything of value, never exercising character, not paying attention to the signs of the time....

Be like the kangaroo--it never moves backward. It can't. Move forward. Be grateful. Gratitude expands blessings. Don't worry about anything. Just be wiser today. Spiritually discern to make the wisest choices.

Let nothing crush you. Rise immediately. - Mary B. Eddy, CSB

Love and Peace,

Maat (bringing order to chaos)

Ayo Maat, Ph.D., M. HS

P.S. Check out July 11 "Barefoot Medicine Goes Digital" - arm yourself with some real protection and higher knowledge from the Most High or from AcuWerks, Freedom and Victory Publishing, the Principles of Maat, and Sy Bounds. Research. Be dependable, not expendable.

"Barefoot Medicine Goes Digital" at UCRP -- BNICEH and Green Think Tank...Sponsor

BNICEH is co-sponsoring with Green Think Tank for the Disability Community and Acuwerks, a dynamic talk by key speaker Dr. Frank Yurasek of Barefoot Medicine Society, Acuwerks and HealLand:

Barefoot Medicine Goes Digital

Thanks to the generosity of Dr. Yurasek, this introductory session is FREE to the community.

Date: Sat. July 11, 2009
Time: 2-6 p.m.
Where: United Church of Rogers Park
Overdier Hall - 3rd floor
1545 W. Morse
Chicago IL 60626

Dr. Maat of BNICEH and Green Think Tank for the Disability Community says Listen Up:

Check out the details at the website and blogs listed. And remember to tune in to Rogers Park station "From the Heartland" WLUW FM 88 FM Sat. July 4 from 9 - 10 am for more information, or come down to eat and listen to the show at Heartland Cafe 7000 N. Glenwood Ave Chicago IL 60626:

Meet Sy Bounds, the Blog Professor, blogging coach, and creator of innovative digital flash drive technology, to drive your online green business e.g. healing or medical practice, jewelry business, art and crafts business, sustainable living, green building and architecture, bicycle repair shop, appointment setting and scheduling, taxi or other transportation, etc.

Sy Bounds says

New Gen Digital Flash Drive Technology is the way to go and stay ahead of the game; along with using blogging and Google tools, it's best practice for digitized business.

BNICEH and Green Think Tank...Sponsors Barefoot Medicine Goes Digital by Dr. Ayo Maat is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at www.multiply.com/drmaat/journal.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.home.comcast.net/~ayomaat.

Black History Month In Rogers Park, Chicago neighborhood: Afrikan American Book Exhibit

You are invited to Black History Month In Rogers Park, a diverse American neighborhood

America Celebrates the Black Family
9th Annual Black History Month Event at Loyola Park

Free Admission and Pot Luck Served

When: Sunday February 22, 2009
Time: 11:00am -3:00 pm (elders procession, libation begins at 11:15 am)
Place: 1230 W. Greenleaf, lst floor Gym
(Accessible by wheelchair-see an attendant to use the elevator lift)
For information: Call 773-761-7306 Selena Derry (Awoleye)

International Society of Sons and Daughters of Slave Ancestry
Afrikan Creation Story: The Movie
Exhibit of Afrikan-American History Books

•Libation Ceremony – Lighting of Kinara Candles (Dr. Ayo Maat)
•Black National Anthem: Lift Every Voice and Sing
• Historical information, Book Exhibit, Cultural Education
• Music by We Be Jamming DJ Rob, Urban Sounds, Drumming by Dan McNeil and youth


Please Be On Time -- Plan Not to Miss Libation -- No Admittance During Libation

Meet the Elders of Rogers Park Selected as our Council of Elders – the Bolozi Wazee:
Kelan Phil Cohran, Ora Harris, Dr. Ayo Maat, Selena Derry (Awoleye) confirmed

Bring Your Family and Neighbors


Es Gratis - Bienvenidos - Byenvini

La programa es un celebracion de las culturas negras


Loyola Park Advisory Council
Afrikan Heritage Program
1230 W. Greenleaf
Chicago, IL 60626

February 14, 2009

Dear Patron:

Loyola Park Advisory Council is planning a special Afrikan Heritage program in honor of Black History Month on February 22, 2009. This year we have the International Society of Sons and Daughters of Slave Ancestry.

As the program coordinator, I am working with Mary Hopkins, Mary Bao, Sandra Glpsie, Katie Hogan, and Anita Sims of Loyola Advisory Council to present a program that will add rich culture to the Rogers Park community while providing fun, education, food, music, and performers that all ages, all genders can appreciate.

We need your help to make this event successful. Please attend. Although the event is free, please feel free to help us offset costs by donating cash or service, or food (especially looking for donations from restaurants or caterers).

Sincerely,

Selena Derry (Awoleye) Planning Coordinator
On behalf of Loyola Park Advisory Council

Honor elders who share wisdom. Live the dream—make it happen. Be known by your character. Let your word be your bond. Keep crime in check. Make decisions responsibly. Love for the sake of living. Help a worthy person. Mentor a child. Bring order to chaos. YES, WE CAN!

See reservation/donation list below. (Restaurants: Call if you need someone to pick up food dishes early Sunday morning Feb. 22):

Please reserve the following:

Donations

_______ I would like to help donate food (estimated 80-100 people will be in attendance)
_______ I am not donating a food dish or cash, but will attend.
_______Yes! I will donate this/these food dish (es) or beverages and list the ingredients ______________________________________________________________
_______Yes! I WILL attend. Please reserve ____ seats for ____ adults____ children
_______No! I WILL NOT attend, but will donate $ _______ to cover entertainment or where it can best be used. _______ No! I WILL NOT attend, but I will deliver a food dish. ______
_______ No! I WILL NOT attend, and I need someone to pick up the food dishes listed above.
_______ Yes! I will volunteer to ___ pick up food donations ___ cleanup ___ serve food
__escort the Council of Elders __decorate tables on February 22 ___ take news photos
__ videotape to show on CAN-TV or for the Advisory Council archives
______ I want to earn community service learning credits for volunteering

RSVP Deadline: Friday Feb. 20, 2009

Name ____________________________________________________ age if a youth ________

Title or Position _________________________________________

Company _____________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________
City/Zip___________________________Phone/Cell ______________________/______________
Fax____________________ Email ____________________________________________________


Please find enclosed a check in the amount of $_______________ or I will deliver cash $ _____ to the Loyola Advisory Council at Loyola Park 1230 W. Greenleaf or call to arrange for cash pickup. Call 773-761-7306. Please make check payable to Loyola Park Advisory Council. Your cash donation may be deducted as a contribution under Rogers Park Community Council, the fiscal agent for Loyola Park Advisory Council.

Please reply to Selena Derry (Awoleye) 773-761-7306 or Loyola Park 773-262-8605
Email to selenaderry@sbcglobal.net or mail to: Loyola Park Advisory Council Black History Month 1230 W. Greenleaf Chicago, IL 60626

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Obama Day at Chicago Temple

Community Alert: January 10, 2009 - See New LOcation

IT'S OFFICIAL! -

Obama Day - A Celebration Fit For A King!!

January 15, 2009

Move forward into 2009. Be there to celebrate two great occasions. Obama Day on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday anniversary. Mark your calendars for January 15, 2009 10 a.m. in downtown Chicago at 77 W. Washington Chicago Temple First Methodist Church (indoors). Sign on. Call 312-525-0010. Your input is critical. Groups that work on issues of housing, disability, personal care, transportation, seniors, human rights, education, union organizing, or faith-based initiatives are all encouraged to participate.
Mission and information is posted at www.FromWallStreetToYallStreet.com

Working subcommittees are planning for what they would like to see President Obama focus on or accomplish during his first 100 days in office.

The Logistics Committee is planning transportation for people who are disabled, homeless, have no transportation access near them, or have difficulty paying extra carfare for nonessential travel. Carriers and taxi drivers can call to volunteer transportation.

Call 312-525-0010 now to join a working committee, sign up your organization, or for next meeting locations.

Join others and me on the Human Rights Committee to formulate our message regarding transportation for people with disabilities and our federal litigation concerning transportation; plus input on housing, children and their families, etc. Call me at 773-416-7366.

Please join and help prepare the “Poor People’s Agenda” or donate funds or feasible ideas to the work, or work on the committee of your choice. Meanwhile I am working with IMPRUVE, BNICEH and ZenZuu to restore people who are disabled from poverty and pity. Ase´ (ah-shay)

Tobacco Quiz Bowl Winners - 1st Place and Grand Prize - Regular Category & MVT and MVP

Top Winners in City Finals held September 23 at UIC Student Center 750 S. Halsted for 2006 BNICEH first annual Tobacco Quiz Bowl live in NE, SE and SW regions of Chicago:

Grand Prize - Most Valuable Team (MVT) -
Winning Team: Powerful
Dalila Johnson accepted for the team; Team Region: SW

Most Valuable Player (MVP) - Abisayo Ariwoola, age 12; Sponsor: Lola Ariwoola; Team: Chi Town's Finest; Region: NE

1st Place - Regular Category - ages 7-10 Winning Team: Eagles
1st Place - Regular Category - ages 11-14 Winning Team: Chi Town's Finest
1st Place - Regular Category - ages 15-18 Winning Team: No Limit

Congratulations. Keep posted for other winners in 2nd and 3rd places, and Unique Category, all age groups, all places.

Tobacco Quiz Bowl Winners - 3rd Place - Regular Category

Top Winners in City Finals held September 23 at UIC Student Center 750 S. Halsted for 2006 BNICEH first annual Tobacco Quiz Bowl live in NE, SE and SW regions of Chicago:

3rd Place - ages 7-10 Winning Team: Goudy Winners Team Captain: Cortez Young, age 10
3rd Place -ages 11-14 Winning Team: Northside Warriors Team Captain: Courtney Murphy, age 12
3rd Place - ages 15-18 Winning Team: 2/B announced (consolation contest)

Special Acknowledgements:

Most Valuable Players - NE Regional Semifinals:
Cortez Young, age 7, Team: Goudy Winners
Courtney Murphy, age 12, Team: Northside Warriors

Congratulations. Keep posted for other winners.

Tobacco Quiz Bowl Winners - 2nd Place - Regular Category

Top Winners in City Finals held September 23 at UIC Student Center 750 S. Halsted for 2006 BNICEH first annual Tobacco Quiz Bowl live in NE, SE and SW regions of Chicago:

2nd Place - ages 7-10 Winning Team: Blue Ribbon Team Captain: Abisoye Ariwoola, age 8 Region: NE
Sponsor: Lola Ariwoola, mother

2nd Place - ages 11-14 Winning Team: Freedom, Unity & St. Lawrence -Team Captain: Kelvin Liggins, age 11 Region: SE Sponsor: Cottage Kids Learning Center, Woodlawn Preservation & Investment Center

2nd Place - ages 15-18 Winning Team: Powerful(combined team) Region: SW Team Captain: Leroy Johnson, age 15 Sponsor: South Side Tabernacle & Daisy Stubbs

Special Acknowledgments: Regional Semifinals

Most Valuable Player - SE - Victoria Ellison, age 12, Team: Freedom

Congratulations. Keep posted for other winners.
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