It’s in the numbers
Written by Diane I. Daniels
LaVerne Baker Hotep is known for her many deeds. She is an essential part of the Center for Victims of Violence and Crime, a vocalist, African drummer, author and founder and president of WellWoman InnerPrize. Now after more than 30 years of study and research she is fully operating Numerology Readings for Enlightened Living and revealing her numerology expertise.
| SPREADING KNOWLEDGE— LaVerne Baker Hotep shares information through her numerous business ventures.
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“Nearly every aspect of our daily lives deals with numbers in someway,” said Hotep. She listed time, money, bus routes, highway exits, addresses, telephones, Social Security numbers, bank accounts, elevators and even fast food ordering as a few possible everyday encounters. Noting that some people might classify numerology as being mythical, she says the roots of it date back thousands of years with variations being found in most cultures going back to Phoenicia and Babylon.
Last Updated on Monday, 03 December 2012 19:20
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Speak Out: How do you celebrate Black History Month?
Written by Courier Newsroom
“I am not doing anything for Black History Month because I don’t know what’s going on. If I knew of different things then I would probably do them.”
Brandon Cunningham
Student
Penn Hills
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Brandon Cunningham, Anisa Tate and Rahsaan Scott
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Community Calendar
Written by Courier Newsroom
Planning meeting
FEB. 18—The Black Political Empowerment Project will host their monthly Planning Council Meeting at 6 p.m. at Freedom Unlimited, 2201 Wylie Ave., Hill District. The community is invited to join in the discussion. For more information, call Tim Stevens at 412-758-7898 or visit b-pep.net or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
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Black History Month Calendar of Events
Written by Courier Newsroom
BHM service
FEB. 21—The Summer Vacation Bible School of Morningside COGIC will host a Black History Month Service at 4 p.m. at Dearborn St., Morningside. The theme is “Reflecting on Pittsburghers.” The selected individuals to be recognized are Helen Faison, Nate Smith, Cmdr. Gwen Elliot and John Moon. There will also be a showing of the documentary, “Freedom House.” All are welcome to attend. For more information, call 412-361-9865.
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