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Sunday, May 31, 2009
Sunday, May 03, 2009
MONEY MONDAY AT THE OAKLAND ADVISOR
AMERICAS FIRST BLACK BILLIONAIRE
D.1993
HE IS ALIVE AND WELL WITHIN ALL OUR MINDS
OAKLANDERS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THIS GENIUS OF A MAN
The Legacy of Reginald F. Lewis
Reginald F. Lewis, an entrepreneurial virtuoso, brilliant financier and business manager, left a roster of accomplishments that would compare to those of any great man in history. Talented, shrewd and generous to a fault, Mr. Lewis remains a shining example of what can be achieved if one works hard enough no matter the obstacles placed in one's path. His legend is cemented in his hometown of Baltimore through the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture, but his legacy reaches farther and wider than that which can be contained in a brick and mortar structure.
Reginald F. Lewis, an entrepreneurial virtuoso, brilliant financier and business manager, left a roster of accomplishments that would compare to those of any great man in history. Talented, shrewd and generous to a fault, Mr. Lewis remains a shining example of what can be achieved if one works hard enough no matter the obstacles placed in one's path. His legend is cemented in his hometown of Baltimore through the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture, but his legacy reaches farther and wider than that which can be contained in a brick and mortar structure.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
THINKING THURSDAY AT THE OAKLAND ADVISOR
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, reported about $2.7 million in income for 2008, mainly from book sales. The first couple paid about $855,000 in federal income taxes.
Their income declined from 2007, when the Obamas reported about $4.1 million, again mostly from books, and paid about $1.4 million in taxes.
"The president sold a lot of books last year, no doubt, and paid a hefty amount in federal income tax," press secretary Robert Gibbs said Wednesday. The first family's effective tax rate was around 31%, down from the 33.7% rate they paid in 2007.
Their income declined from 2007, when the Obamas reported about $4.1 million, again mostly from books, and paid about $1.4 million in taxes.
"The president sold a lot of books last year, no doubt, and paid a hefty amount in federal income tax," press secretary Robert Gibbs said Wednesday. The first family's effective tax rate was around 31%, down from the 33.7% rate they paid in 2007.
OK OAKLAND RESIDENTS
HERE THEY ARE, THE FIRST FAMILY FROM THE HOOD
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
TECHNOLOGY TUESDAY AT T.O.A
WELL IT IS OFFICIAL
389 YEARS AFTER THE FIRST SLAVES ARRIVED IN THIS COUNTRY
NOW WE ARE THE PRESIDENT
ANYTHING IN LIFE IS POSSIBLE
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