TALK IT UP RADIO SHOW, INC
WINTER PARK, FLORIDA

At a very young age, Beverly moved to England. She graduated from Woodway Park High School in 1976 before heading back to Jamaica where she attended Fitz-Henley’s Secretarial College. She graduated top of her class, and was chosen before graduation by The Jamaican Institute of Management to work for them as a Junior Secretary. Beverly currently works with an auto finance company. A multi-talented person, she writes poetry; inspirational writings; sings; and enjoys helping in her community and in particular the abused and disenfranchised. The skills that Beverly honed over her lifetime will be invaluable to her as the host of the Talk It Up Radio Show first job was a computer technician in Kingston, Jamaica in 1973. His natural skills and ability to work with people enabled him to be a senior supervisor for all the company’s technicians in the entire island in a very short time. As a young adult, he watched his mom worked numerous low paying jobs to send him and his siblings to school. His mom was very resourceful and very active in the community to get children into schools and provided food and shelter for the poor. This has engrained itself in Noel’s way of life and never-ending desire to help the needy. Talk It Up Radio Show New UN health agency guidelines aim to help Caribbean end ‘reign’ of tobacco industry The United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) has launched new guidelines aimed at helping Caribbean and other countries end the “reign” of the tobacco industry. WHO said the new guidelines, together with an accompanying... WASHINGTON, CMC – The Economic Commission for Latin American and the Caribbean (ECLAC) says government delegates from countries that are negotiating a regional agreement regarding access to environmental information, participation and justice... BVI police probe marijuana found in boxes of baby products The police in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) are investigating the discovery of marijuana in boxes of imported baby products. The BVI police report that the packages entered the country late last week through a well-known multinational courier... Trinidad police appeal for help as country records bloodiest January in history WASHINGTON (Reuters) - There is an urgent need to find a political solution to Yemen's war, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Thursday, as he voiced hope for a U.N. special envoy's peace efforts and firmly backed Riyadh. Talk It Up Radio Show, Inc. Talk It Up Radio Show, Inc. By submitting this form, you are granting: Talk It Up Radio Show, Inc., P.O. Box 159, Clarcona, Florida, 32710, United States, https://talkitupradioshow.com/ permission to email you. You may unsubscribe via the link found at the bottom of every email. (See our