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Vol. 24 #9 September 2018

Publishers: DJCEO & Tampa Bay Tammy

Tampa • St. Petersburg • Clearwater • Largo • Tarpon Springs . Brandon • Bradenton • Sarasota • Lakeland Plant City

Entertaining and Enlightening the Bay Since 1996

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Dear Girlfriend, We don’t get out much anymore. Between work, children, household duties and/or I just don’t be wanting to waste my money like that, its been a little boring. Furthermore my husbands works the evening shift and I discovered many years ago, I have more fun when I have my own man with me. However, if’ there’s a birthday party, reception or an alumni greek party we are there! If there’s a cookout, we are on the scene with a dish or bottle in hand (we contribute). That’s how we roll. Also, if there’s an event, and I really want to attend and he cant go, “one monkey don’t stop the show.” Neither of us are jealous or possessive like that. In the last few years, my husband and I maybe been to a club maybe 3 times. However, when I do get out with my girls for girls night out.... I like to flirt and I truly enjoy myself. I like to pick the riches unaccompanied man in the room and reel him in to my group of ladies. All my girlfriends are cute, fine or just badd. That way we have a goodtime without financial stress and every one is happy. Since I’m one of the married ones in the group, I can do the talking without threat. Besides I got the gift of gab. I see it as I get to play without getting in trouble.

Here’s the problem. My best friend’s younger brother saw us out one night and told me I was wrong for that. I said “no harm no foul.” He said “I was fishing.” I said, “I was throwing them back” or “throwing them to my girl friends but I wasn’t keeping them.” Truthfully I am very happily married. What do you say? Am I wrong for that?

Flirting in Florida Dear Flirting in Florida, Just when we think we have life all figured out, we see another point of view and have to change our ways. Dang! lol. Your best friend’s brother told you right. You are out of order. Thank God someone told you the truthbefore an episode. You seem to have a good marriage. Lets keep it like that.

Your husband would be very hurt and embarrassed if he saw you flirting with a wealthy man. Less things have driven men to do deadly things. Seeing you or getting a negative report about his wife could be so intimidating just as it would be for you if you were to see or hear of your husband flirting with a woman as cute as you....even if there was no follow through. The Bible says, We must “avoid the very appearance of evil.”

As married women, we must live with vigor and considerable grace. Vigor as to not bore our husband to death and considerable grace as to not hurt, embarrass or emasculate him. So put all that vivacious energy and charm into wooing your husband and making your children confident.

As far as considering going out as a waste of money, don’t get so caught up into buying stuff and paying bills that you neglect to enjoy your spouse in the same way you enjoy the rich men you seek out in the club. I’m sure you have responsibilities for your money, so choose your nights out well and make them an investment in your marriage when you do.

I believe the saying, “Life is not a destination, it’s a journey” Your journey should be full of zest, love, charity, and forgiveness. There will be pot holes on your road that will leave you deflated along the journey and you will need those fun, sweet memories to sustain you and keep you rolling smoothly.

There are rarely do overs, so give it your best the first time around, living joyfully but not foolishly.

You sound like the leader of your crew and as a leader you must be very careful not to lead anyone astray. I too have been a fun loving flirt. Even though you are not always in the eyesight of your husband, you are always in the presence of the Lord. Sometimes things will happen in life opening your eyes to your actions giving you a chance to slow down and check yourself.

We all fall short but when we know better we do better. So do better!

Since you like to talk, lets see if you really do have the gift of gab. We are looking for someone that’s classy and can hold some rich men attention lol.

Visit me at the station and let’s see if you can flow with DR. V, Chocolita and Me, Tampa Bay Tammy. Looking forward to meeting you in person. Hopefully I will see you at the best date night ever. The Power Couples Ball!!

Small Business Loan Conference Monday, Sept. 24, 2018 8 a.m. to noon Entrepreneur Collaborative Center 2101 E. Palm Ave. in Tampa Find out how your business can tap into nearly $6 million in small business loans this year. Meet loan professionals representing special minority- and women-owned business loan programs, non-bank lending programs, and banks.

Advanced registration is recommended.

Participation is limited to 75 businesses.

Contact (813) 204-9267 or visit HCFLGov.net/FSBDC for more information.

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The C.A.T.C.H. Program Thirteen small business CEO’s graduated from the Black Business Investment Corporations 15 week intensive C.A.T.C.H. program and Senator Darryl Rouson was the guest speaker. The acronym stands for Coachable, Action-Oriented, Timely, Collaboration and Help.

The 30 hour program covers Finance, Insurance, Credit, Banking, and a host of other business related topics. For more information on classes please call Tahisia ScantMelba McKay-Bass, Sr VP Bsn Svcs Suncoast CU,Charles Young, CFO-THAP, ling of Crossroads Consulting at Albert Lee, CEO TBBBIC, Senator Darryl Rouson & Derrick Blue, CEO-THAP. 800-867-5503 or Tampa Bay BBIC, Face Book.

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You Heard It From Me

By Daryl Johnson

What Shall Your Legacy Be?

Rev. Arthur T. Jones had a vision and a mission “to make a local imprint and a global impact”. We are elated to share since his transition, his impact on the community is evident by the lives he has change. The naming and dedicating the first structure built, now known as, the Arthur T Jone Family Life Center will stand in .

In August 2018, family, friends and members of Bible Based fellowship Church gathered before worship service to honor Pastor Jones with the naming of the Arthur T. Jones Family Life Center.

Arthur T Jones was a published author of 4 books, leader of the world renown Florida Mass Choir, father of 4 and husband of Doris Jones for 44 years. He was born and raised in Tampa. attended Middleton High School and had a successful work career with IBM. He was promoted and relocated several times through out the country. He began the church in 1989 with pastor Earl B. Mason in a hotel and then moved into a plaza

on N. Dale Mabry in Tampa.

He subsequently retired from IBM in 1992. As the church grew, he purchased a building on ten acres. The church grew to 2,000 members and 4 buildings on the campus at Ehrlich Rd. After a bout with cancer, Pastor Jones left his church under the capable hands of his son, Timothy Jones, and under the spiritual leadership of Anthony C. White.

The building dedication is special in that it was the first structure built to represent his legacy. It housed a gymnasium, a school, the children’s church and administrative offices. The children that attended the school are now members of the ever growing church.

Arthur T. Jones not only left his name on his campus but also with the Moffit Cancer Hospital in the form of an endowment. The half million dollar endowment is the largest of any African American family.

Pastor Jones often said “if you save a soul you save a multitude of sins”

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The Mayor of Tallahassee, FAMU graduate, Andrew Gillum has made history by becoming the first Black to represent the Democratic party in the race for governor of Florida.

Gillum has been setting records since he stepped into politics. In 2003, he became the young-

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est person ever elected to the Tallahassee City Commission at just 23 years old. With decades of public service and transformative plans to expand health care, improve public education, and protect our environment, Andrew will prioritize a progressive agenda as governor. Let’smake history again!

“Two Tax Referendums With One Logical Choice” Robert Pete Edwards Conservative Community Advocate

Vote “Yes” on Schools and “No” on Transportation!!

On November 6, 2018 the citizens of Hillsborough County will have a unique opportunity to either vote up or down on two(2) sales tax increase referendums in supporting our schools and local transportation.

In my opinion, there is no question that the African-American Community, withstanding sales taxes, are generally “regressive” to low income and minority wage earners should stand tall and vote “YES” for the school tax increase. The school issues and needs are clearly defined as to what capital improvements are needed and exactly what school would be improved.

Our community has quite a few aging schools in need of repairs including HVAC and Roof replacements.

The administrative costs are very minimal and each us would be in a position to “readily trust and verify the scope, plan and anticipated outcomes of each school project if the tax passes. It’s a “no brainer” and as a longtime conservative community advocate, I strongly urge those not only in our community but those who live in rural unincorporated East Hillsbourgh County, for once, put aside “racial” differences and support these school improvements.

The sales tax proposal for “mass transit” improvements is a different and cloudy, non transparent, promises made & not kept, continuing saga, that in my opinion put’s low income, minority neighborhoods and rural Hillsborough County on the short end where like before, we will get the crumbs. I’ve been involved with local transportation,

Hartline and auxiliary transportation issues since the planning of the Marion Street Transit way. A system that was sold on being upscale improved routing and time frequencies that initially set for $9 million and when it was finally completed, the cost was pegged at $19 million. Later, efforts have been “hit and miss” and in some cases, HART and its supporters, including some elected officials “mislead” us with ghost improvements till this day. A recent TV station broadcasted the needs for sidewalk placements for safety etc. reasons near Tampa Bay Tech.

You would think why the BOCC had not addressed that area before now.

That’s one of many examples why the present transportation tax plan should be voted down until they get it right. We all know the people who are supporting this plan does not nor will they ever intend to put working class, minority, low income and rural neighborhoods first. I personally can’t support it because of its lack of transparency on many issues. Look, imagining voting yes for this system because those who don’t ride the bus or notice crumbling or no sidewalks only want to look good via “photo op” in front of the Rays new stadium and the airport. Finally many African - American leaders are supporting this transportation initiative for “self serving and style points” reasons only. Read the plan and tell me why at this time our community should support something that we know in advance, we will automatically get the short end or maybe a few crumbs.

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Hillsborough County to File Suit Against Opioid Manufacturers A coalition of medical, law enforcement, and justice system leaders held a press conference on August 14. The press conference was held at the Falkenburg Jail Assembly Room, 520 N. Falkenburg Road in Tampa. The press conference was to announce that Hillsborough County is filing a lawsuit against drug companies that contributed to the opioid addiction crisis.

The lawsuit asserts certain drug manufacturers helped cause the opioid addiction crisis by aggressively marketing opioid drugs, overplaying their benefits in treating chronic pain and downplaying their dangers.

The lawsuit states the manufacturers helped create the opioid crisis and must address the damages their actions caused. In 2016, Hillsborough County had more babies born addict-

ed to drugs than any other county in Florida.

Those scheduled to attend include: Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners Chairman Sandra Murman Attorney Mike Moore, who led the legal fight against tobacco companies and who is now a nationally recognized leader in lawsuits against opioid manufacturers Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister State Attorney Andrew Warren Hillsborough County Fire Chief Dennis Jones Public Defender Bureau Chief Rocky Brancato Hillsborough County Medical Examiner’s Office: Kelly Devers Hillsborough County Health Care Services Director Gene Earley

Plenty of Loans Available for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs, but Do You Know How to Get Them?

Registration is underway for the Small Business Loan Conference, which will offer advice on how to tap into nearly $6 million in small business loans this year.

The Sept. 24 conference in Tampa features loan professionals representing minority- and women-owned business loan programs, no-bank lending programs, and banks. Learn how to qualify for new and existing loan products for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Participating lenders and agencies include the following: Capital Access Loan Program

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Neighborhood Lending Partners Tampa Bay Black Business Investment Corporation TD Bank Bank of the Ozarks Small Business Administration The Small Business Loan Conference is from 8 a.m. to noon on Sept.

24 at the Entrepreneur Collaborative Center, 2101 E. Palm Ave. in Tampa. Participation is limited to 75 businesses; advanced registration is recommended.. For more information. Contact Florida SBDC at Hillsborough County at (813) 204-9267 or visit HCFLGov.net/FSBDC

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Gospel Guide

“A Real Church For Real People”

Bethel Community Baptist Church 2901 54th Ave. S

St. Petersburg, Fl. 33712

Morning Worship 9:30am

Sunday School 8:30am Midweek Service Wed. 6:30pm

Dr. Manuel Sykes Sunday Worship Services 7:30am & 11:00amSunday School 10:00am

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Y’s “Safety Around Water” (SAW) Statistics show drowning remains the leading cause of unintended, injury related death for children ages 1-5 and the second leading cause of accidental death for children under 14. Research shows participation in formal swimming lessons can reduce the risk of drowning by 88 percent among children aged 1 to 4, yet many kids do not receive formal swimming or water safety training.

CEOs from five YMCA Associations will join Florida Blue Market President David Pizzo at the South Tampa Family YMCA pool at 4411 S. Himes Ave., Tampa, FL 33611 to kick off a collaborative effort to expand the awareness campaign. The drowning prevention program will expand at more than 30 YMCA locations in Tampa Bay. A new $155,000 grant from the Florida Blue Foundation will assist the Y in helping children, ages 3-12 years, learn basic swimming skills and practice safety habits while in and around the water at home, by the pool, on a boat or at the beach. During a SAW course, certified instructors teach two sets of skills designed to reduce the risk of drowning and boost participants’ confidence in and

around water.

Participating YMCA associations include the Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA, YMCA of the Suncoast, YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg, Manatee YMCA and Sarasota YMCA. This FREE program is open to the community and a YMCA membership is not required; however, pre-registration is required due to limited space. Times vary based on location. For more information, contact your local Y. The Y and the Florida Blue Foundation believe teaching children how to be safe around water is not a luxury; it is a necessity. The SAW program can help children, families and adults make sure they learn essential water safety skills, which can open up a world of possibilities for them to satisfy their curiosity safely.

“Drowning can happen nearly anywhere with standing water,” says G. Scott Goyer, president and CEO, YMCA of the Suncoast. “As a parent or caregiver, you need to equip your children with the tools they need to be confident in and around water.”

CONTACT: Media members can contact Lalita Llerena at Lalita.Llerena@tampaymca.org, 813.224.9622 ext. 1240 or 813.545.7772.

Life is not a destination... it’s a journey. Let’s travel!!

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Marlene Peterson & Granddaughter Host camp for Girls 6 -12 at Greater Life Church in Tampa Don’t Let Her Leave Elementary School Without Her Wings...

A Story about the MagnificentME Butterfly Retreat by Marlene Peterson What started out as a storybook entitled, Diary of a Disabled Butterfly, written by Grandmother, Granddaughter tag team duo, Marlene and Kennedy Peterson, turned into a dramatic skit that was performed

by Kennedy’s second grade class at Wesley International Academy in Atlanta, Georgia.

The book was compelling, the skit was fun, but the power to transform lives remained tucked inside Magnificent, the butterfly character, and her diary. In the summer of 2017, the skit came out of it’s cocoon, grew wings and became the MagnificentME Butterfly Retreat.

The retreat is a weeklong empowerment camp that uses the storybook diary pages and the four life cycles of a butterfly as tools to instill confidence and empower young girls, aka “butterflies.” Through a series of creative activities like musical theatre, devotions, journaling, arts, spa, field trips, and team building exercises, the girls learn to soar unhindered and to use their unique gifts to attract new butterflies. Ultimately, the experience teaches them to resist negative voices and imagery that live to rob their identity, innocence and purpose.

When the butterflies emerged this year, they flapped their wings and visited the Carrollwood Care Nursing Center.

It was a “born to fly” experience for the girls. They shared smiles, handmade butterfly cards, toiletries and choreographed dance with the sick and shut-in. In exchange, the residents smiled, clapped their hands and flapped their wings too. One camper, Gabrielle Renrick, expressed it this way, “This is the best camp I have ever gone to!”

The retreat is held in a simulated butterfly garden and accepts 12-15 girls rising to the 2nd - 6th grade.

The retreat is operated by the exquisite gifts of volunteers and is free to participants. This year the camp was hosted by the Greater L.I.F.E. Christian Church, where Pastor Gee Thompson leads. The camp is two years old, the plan is to expand it’s wingspan to other venues, directorships and directions. For parents, individuals, groups or churches interested in being a host site, directing a summer camp, sponsorships, volunteering, creative collaboration or attendance. Visit www.magnificentmelife.com for more information and/or to order a storybook for the little girl you love.

Life In High School

School is an amazing place to be even though I don’t want to be there all the time. For me, school is a place where I can learn and socialize with others. I go to Brandon High School. I’m in my sophomore year. I drive myself to school and back on my scooter. My parents wanted me to have a little bit of independence and got me a scooter. I have my phone if anything goes wrong. Life at Brandon High School has been an amazing experience so far because I’m in sports/clubs, my classes aren’t too hard, and I get to socialize with my friends again.

I’m so busy after school sometimes it’s hard to manage it all at the same time. I play basketball and run track and cross country for my school.

I’m in DECA and I just joined the sophomore council. I’m running for the president of sophomore council.

For DECA, I’m an officer and I’m the assistant manager of our coffee bar which basically is where we just sell snacks and candy and juice. I’m on the junior varsity team for basketball and I’m trying to get on the varsity by my junior year. I know that this sounds like a lot but hopefully when the colleges see that I do all this stuff and have good grades, they will want me to go to their college and maybe I could get a scholarship.

I’m trying to get a lot of scholarships so I don’t have to pay for college.

My classes aren’t too hard for me.

I have a lot of honor classes and next year I’m going to have some AP

By: Casey Davis Jr.

classes. I have six A’s and 1 C but I’m trying to get that back up to an A before midterm progress reports. My G.P.A. is a 3.9, I’m trying to get it over a 4.0 I know my grades are crucial in high school because for me to go to a great college I need my grades to be better than the average student. I’m trying to get enough scholarships, so I don’t have to pay for school. I’m working towards the Bright Future scholarships, but I don’t know if I want to go to school in Florida.

In the summer, I didn’t really spend time with friends. I just played basketball with the school with my teammates. Now that I’ve been back in school, I get to see more of my friends but at lunch I don’t have a lot of my friends in there. My favorite class must be my economics class with computers in it because my girl best friend is in there and many of my friends are in that class.

The teacher is loose in the class, so we really don’t do much work, but I still do the work in the class sometimes. My worst class must be reading class because we do work in the class and the work is confusing and it’s really a boring the class.

Life at Brandon High School is engaging even though it could be better. I enjoy my clubs and my sports and I’ve met a lot of people that these are now my friends. I know that high school will determine my college and my college will be a factor in determining my future as an adult.

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Go Ahead and Get your Laugh on!

The Three Wishes Big Roaches Vaseline

Floridians like to say there aren’t roaches in Florida – there’s just “palmetto bugs.”

If you don’t know what the difference between a roach and a palmetto bug is let me tell you.

A palmetto bug is a roach with wings that’s large enough to carry away screaming children from their

The Alligator Shoes

A hillbilly from Tennessee ws moving to New York City. While shopping walking down fitfh avenue he looked into a fine mens boutique and saw a sharply dressed salesman. He told the man I really like those shoes “what kind of shoesare theys?”

The salesaman replied “our most popular alligator shoes.”

The hillbilly came back 2 weeks later and blurted I wrestled 15 odd alligators and none of them had dem shoes.

What A Man Wants

“Men want the same thing from their underwear that they want from women: a little bit of support, and a little bit of freedom.”

Choices

Two engineering nerds were walking across their college campus. One of them had a bike: Nerd 1: Where did you get that bike, man; it looks pretty well made.

Nerd 2: Yesterday I saw a beautiful woman riding this bike in the park, and I winked at her. She came over, threw the bike down, took off her clothes, and said to me ‘take what you want’.

Nerd 1: Wow, that’s great! Wise choice too! I’m proud of you, dude.

Nerd 2: Why? It was a simple choice.

Nerd 1: Well, I thought it might have been pretty tempting.

Nerd 2: Not at all; I bet the clothes wouldn’t have even fit me.

Birthdays

“You know you’re getting old when you get that one candle on the cake.

It’s like, ‘See if you can blow this out.’”

A market researcher called at a house and his knock was answered by a young woman with three small children running around her. He asked her if she minded replying to his questions and she agreed.

He asked her if she knew his company,Cheeseborough-Ponds.

When she said no, he mentioned that among their many products was Vaseline and she certainly knew of that product. When asked if she used it, the answer was "Yes." Asked how she used it, she said, "To assist sexual intercourse." The interviewer was amazed. He said, "I always ask that question because everyone uses our product and they always say they use it for the child's bicycle chain, or the gate hinge; but I know that most use it for sexual intercourse. Since you've been so frank, could you tell me exactly how you use it?" "Yes, we put it on the doorknob to keep the kids out."

An AKA’s Dream

Q: In a one-story pink house, there was a pink person, a pink cat, a pink fish, a pink computer, a pink chair, a pink table, a pink telephone, a pink shower– everything was pink!

What color were the stairs?

A: There weren’t any stairs, it was a one story house!

A woman was out golfing one day when she hit her ball into the woods.

She went into the woods to look for it and found a frog in a trap. The frog said to her, “If you release me from this trap, I will grant you 3 wishes.”

The woman freed the frog.

The frog said, “Thank you, but I failed to mention that there was a condition to your wishes that whatever you wish for, your husband will get 10 times more or better!”

The woman said, “That would be okay.”

For her first wish, she wanted to be the most beautiful woman in the world.

The frog warned her, “You do realize that this wish will also make your husband the most handsome man in the world, an Adonis, that women will flock to.”

The woman replied, “That will be okay because I will be the most beautiful woman and he will only have eyes for me.” So, KAZAM she’s the most beautiful woman in the world!

For her second wish, she wanted to

be the richest woman in the world.

The frog said, “That will make your husband the richest man in the world and he will be ten times richer than you.”

The woman said, “That will be okay because what’s mine is his and what’s his is mine.”

So, KAZAM she’s the richest woman in the world!

The frog then inquired about her third wish, and she answered. “I’d like a mild heart attack.”

Moral of the story: Women are clever. Don’t mess with them!

Attention female readers: This is the end of the joke for you. Stop here and continue feeling good!

Male readers: Please continue reading. The man had a heart attack ten times milder than his wife!!!

Moral of the story: Women are really dumb but think they’re really smart!

Let them continue to think that way and just enjoy the show!

PS: If you are a woman and are still reading this; it only goes to show that women never listen!!!

Millenials

“I went down the street to the 24hour grocery. When I got there, the guy was locking the front door. I said, ‘Hey, the sign says you’re open 24 hours.’ He said, ‘Yes, but not in a row.’”

Masked Men

A man leaves home and turns left 3 times, only to return home facing two men wearing masks. Who are these men?

A: A catcher and a umpire.

Keep on Laughing Laughter Heals !

Keep on Laughing ....Laughter Heals!

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