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By Street Hype Court Reporters
Ten years after the District ofNew Haven, Connecticut,
issued a bench warrant for thearrest of popular Jamaican-bornentertainer Glendale GoshiaGordon 33, better known as “BusySignal” and Reanno Gordon, hewas detained on Monday (May 20)at the Norman ManleyInternational Airport, Kingston,Jamaica and is now awaiting extra-dition to the U.S.
Busy Signal was met onarrival by members of the FugitiveApprehension Team, the UnitedStates marshals and representativesof the British High Commission.
He was reportedly travelingon a passport he had under thename Reanno Gordon in which hisBritish visa was recently cancelled.
Court records obtained byStreet Hype revealed that BusySignal, along with Rayon AnthonyWalker, was apprehended inFebruary 2002 in New Haven, Ctand charged with conspiracy to dis-tribute and possess with intent todistribute cocaine committed inMinnesota.
Busy Signal was offered bailin March 2002 after a $10,000bond was paid by his lawyers,however, by October 10, 2002 hecould not be found and Chief JudgeJames M. Rosenbaum issued abench warrant for his arrest andrevoked his bail bond.
He resides in Norbrook St.Andrew, Jamaica, was picked upMonday at the Norman ManleyInternational Airport as he arrivedon a flight from the UnitedKingdom.
The popular entertainer hasbeen on the run for almost a decade
and was traveling under false iden-tification all over the world includ-ing the Caribbean islands, Europeand Africa.
In addition to the cocaine pos-session charges, Busy Signal willbe charged for absconding bail andcould face many years behind barsif found guilty.
Busy Signal is from St Ann,but has also lived in TivoliGardens, Papine, Spanish Townand other areas in West and EastKingston, Jamaica and is a paststudent of Brown's TownComprehensive High School.
Known as one of the artistsleading the contemporaryDancehall movement, Busy Signalhas been a large part of the scenesince 2003. His first hit single,"Step Out", was one of the mostpopular dancehall songs in 2005. Amusic video of “Step Out” wasreleased shortly afterwards. He iscurrently engaged to a St. Lucian,Annisha. They are expecting theirdaughter next month.
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EDITORIALEDITORIAL
Barack Hussein Obama isthe first African-
American to hold the office ofPresident of the United Statesand the first president to speakout in support of gay mar-riage. It was an historic moment
as only 39 percent of blacksfavor gay marriage, comparedwith 47 percent of whiteAmericans, according to aPew poll conducted in April. It was also important as
much of the opposition stemsfrom churches, which havelong been important institu-tions in the black community.
President Obama, who issaid to be a practicing hetero-sexual and Christian, finallyspoke up for the rights of gaycouples. Gay marriage is anidea whose time has come.And according to Obama andmany other people, it is the“civil rights” issue of our day.
However, it is the opinionof people that heterosexualsare becoming very fearful, ashomosexuals are everywhereexerting their influence,power and money on society. Political observers are
also claiming that with severalmonths to go before the presi-dential election, Obama’sendorsement of gay marriageis a strategy to seek morevotes as well as to fund hiselection campaign.
However, Republicanpresidential candidate MittRomney is among a signifi-cant number of people whoare upholding the traditionaland moral value of marriagebetween one man and onewoman. Nevertheless, we support
the “civil union” betweensame-sex couples, but believein the tradition of “marriage”between a man and a woman.
The opinions expressed in this newspaper, except for the above, do not necessarily reflect the views of Street Hype newspaper and its publishers. Please sendyour comments or suggestions to [email protected]. Responses should be no longer than 400 words. Not all articles will be published.
People are talking...!
The passing of the Queen of Disco,Donna Summer, born DonnaAdrian Gaines in Boston,
Massachusetts (my third home), rockedthe world this past week.
This iconic lady has left behind anenormous amount of hits that highlightedthe rise of the women’s revolutionarymovement of the 1970’s and 80’s.
Her struggle with lung cancer, unbe-knownst to many, took her suddenly, buthas left her hits such as "She Works Hardfor the Money”, “Let’s Dance" and my alltime favourite, "Love to Love You Baby.”
With such powerful women asDonna Summer and others who have trail-blazed the way for us to follow, can wetruly say that in the year 2012 we are liv-ing the lives that they envisioned? Are wemore or less liberated, especially sexually,than they were back in those days? GloriaSteinem, should we send you an “I am sosorry” card?
The ultimate “bad girl” showed usthat we could be sexually free withoutbeing promiscuous. That love and sexwere two separate things, and also that wehad the right to enjoy both.
Unfortunately though, many of us arestill living in the dark ages, where greatsex is still something we should neverexperience. Our husbands and lovers areunsure of how to deal with us, as theythemselves are still caught in the darkages.
They are caught gently between arock and a hard place! Do they encourageus to be sexually free when they are in bedwith us, or do they still need to be the king,the bedroom bully? Poor babies, as it trulymust not be an easy position to be placedin!
"What are you doing under the cov-ers?” my new man hesitantly asked me theother day early one Saturday morning."What do you think?” I asked him as Ireached lovingly for him, ready to wakehim up in the most pleasurable way; amove that he loves and appreciates.
"Is that why you woke me up at 6 amin the morning....for sex?," he continued toask. Without blinking an eye, I answeredhim bluntly, "Yes, what do you think I wasdoing, cleaning the house at 6 am in the
morning?", as I continued to work at mytask while staring at him deeply. Mum wasthe word after that! "Poor thing," I said tomyself. He obviously does not know whatto do with me!
Donna Summer would certainly beproud of me at that moment for sure, as Iwas fully in control of my sexuality, with-out being loose, common or easy.Hopefully, he appreciated it!
Deep within my heart I do believe thatwomen such as Donna Summer, GloriaSteinem, Madonna and many others werenot trying to be like men, as they realizedthat they could not be.
However, what they were fighting forthrough their music, lyrics, words, state-ments or speeches, was the equality ofwomen and our right to choose. They werenot fighting for us to be promiscuous, asmany of us are these days, calmly jumpingfrom man to man.
Sexuality to them was something thatwas innately built within them and shouldnot be stifled. Being happy with a lover, orbeing able to scream his name from the topof your lungs, or saying, "No, I like it ontop" to your husband or man does notmake you a whore. It makes you anempowered woman.
Be that empowered woman, one thatwould make Donna Summer and all theothers who came before us proud.
Be that bad girl for one man alone, sothat he will be the only one who you willsing "Hot Stuff" to, as you twirl around onthe bed in your lingerie, stilettos and hairall done to the max. Make Donna Summerproud I say! Darn it...make me proud!
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Fabulousity Dinner/Fashion Show onSunday, June 10, 2012 at MacedoniaCenter, 103 W 2nd Street, Mount VernonnY.
This event is to offset the cost ofschool supplies/personal care items forchildren and schools in the island ofJamaica. We are honored to be helpingfifteen schools throughout Jamaica͵ alongwith building bathrooms͵ computerrooms and water fountains.
Come join Fashion Fabulousity assome of the most talented Caribbeandesigners grace the runway with theirlines, alongside top models and entertain-ment.
Special guests will be in attendance,and also gracing the stage with her angel-ic voice will be UK artist Keisha White(The Weakness In Me).
Lady English applies Fountain™ Pimento Oil on the hand of a Long Island resi-dent last Saturday at the relaunched of Sam Caribbean Market Place at 225Hempstaed Turn Pike, Hempstead. Renowned for its healing, soothing andantioxidant benefits, Fountain™ Pimento Oil is the ultimate in totally , organic,chemical, additive & preservative free herbal pain relief medications. Beneficialin the symtomatic relief of aches & pains associated with rheumatism, arthritis,poor circulation, nerve damage, carpal tunnel syndrome, water retention,amongst other similar conditions. [email protected]
‘Dudus' to wait for June 8 date
By HAroLD G. BAILEY observer writernEW YorK, USA —After several post-ponements, convicted Jamaican drug lordChristopher 'Dudus' Coke will be sen-tenced on June 8, 2012. one of Coke'sattorneys, Stephen H. rosen, told theJamaica Observer in an interviewWednesday (May 23) that even if thedefense brings evidence to rebut two daysof prosecution testimony to bolster theirdemand that Coke be given the maximumsentence, "he will be sentenced June 8."
rosen spoke to the Observer at theend of an evidentiary hearing in the matteryesterday in Manhattan.
Yesterday's court proceeding was sig-nificant for the damning evidence by a sec-ond prosecution witness, who implicatedprominent St. Catherine high school, St.Jago, in a drug-and-visa fraud ring linkedto Coke.
Anthony Brown, who is currently fac-ing a long prison term for drug offenses,said that he entered into a deal with Coke toget visas for his supporters on the pretextthat the visas were meant for legitimatemembers of the school's athletics team.
Brown testified that he was an assis-tant track and field coach at the school inthe 1990s when the plot was carried out,and alleged that other members of staff atthe school had knowledge of it.
He said that he obtained about 25 visasunder the scheme for Coke, but that he wasonly paid a fraction of the money agreedon. Brown said that the scheme unraveledwhen he decided to destroy a number ofpassports as he was no longer able to obtainthe visas due to policy changes at theUnited States Embassy in Kingston.
This, however, left his life in danger asmen from Coke's criminal network begansearching for him. It was then, he said, thathe decided to flee to the United Stateswhere he subsequently ran into trouble.
Warden FoundGuilty of Assault
on Inmate Bronx: Captain Sherman Graham, 42, a formerAssistant Deputy Warden and a nYCDepartment of Corrections Captain, wasrecently convicted by a Bronx a jury inconnection with the cover-up of anassault on an inmate who had refused tosubmit to a strip search.
The incident occurred at the robertn. Davoren Center on rikers Island onoctober 4, 2006.
Graham was also convicted on anadditional seven counts each ofFalsifying Business records in the 1stdegree and official Misconduct for act-ing-in-concert with seven correctionofficer recruits whom he ordered tofalsely claim that the inmate, whomGraham punched for refusing to stripnaked, had been the aggressor.
State Supreme Court Justice StevenBarrett set sentencing for Monday, July9, 2012 in Part 60.
Christopher "Dudus" Coke
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Brooklyn CoupleCharged WithStealing from Their Disabled Son’s Trust Fund
BROOKLYN:
Two Brooklyn parents, EdwinSanango, 39, and Marlene Romero,
37 of Brooklyn were arrested on Friday(April 13) and charged with drainingmore than $1 million from a trust createdto supplement their son medical care, butafter his death, was supposed to be used toreimburse the Human ResourcesAdministration (HRA).
After the son died both defendantswere arrested after attempting to make awithdrawal on the trust within minutes ofa scheduled transfer from an annuity tothe trust account.
No withdrawals were made on thetrust during Eddie’s lifetime, but an inves-tigation revealed that between his deathand March 2012, more than $1 millionwas removed from the account.
After spending his entire life institu-tionalized, Eddie died in March 2008. Thecharges indicate that the defendants resis-ted HRA’s repeated attempts to contactthem for reimbursement for the more than$1.8 million it spent on Eddie’s treat-ments.
“Instead of spending their son’smoney to improve his short and difficultlife, these defendants placed him in state-run hospitals and waited till he died tospend his money on themselves,” saidKings County District Attorney Charles J.Hynes.
The parents are charged with GrandLarceny in the First Degree, which carriesa maximum sentence of 25 years inprison.
Their son, Eddie, was born in 1993.He was left permanently disabled, as theresult of negligent medical care during thedelivery. Sanango and Romero, on behalfof Eddie and themselves, won a $2 mil-lion judgment against the hospital,$150,000 of which was paid out to themimmediately.
The rest was placed in an annuity,with regular payments deposited into aSupplemental Needs Trust, created tocover Eddie’s living expenses and stillallow him to qualify for Medicaid.Sanango and Romero were named jointtrustees.
NEWLY REFURBISHED FACILITY: (l-r) Leesa Kow, General Manager of JN MoneyServices Limited; Harry Bhoorasingh, New York’s Regional Manager, JN MoneyServices USA, Inc. and founder/CEO, Sam’s Caribbean Marketplace AndrewMorris hold the “JN Money Transfer” sign at the grand opening of the newly refur-bished, state-of-the-art facility at 225 Hempstead Turnpike in West Hempstead,Long Island on Saturday, May 19, 2012. “It was time for us to make that majorleap of faith,” said Morris. “While our former location served us well for manyyears, the room for growth and development were limited and extremely chal-lenging as we had long outgrown the 1600-square-foot facility that we were leas-ing. JN Money Transfer, Digicel, Lime, VP Records, Grace Foods, Golden KrustBakery, Royal Caribbean Bakery, Tropic Isle Living, Ice Cream Factory, HTB,Oscar’s Seasonings, Bermudez and Ginseng Up are among/products that arebeing offered at the store.
Nursing AgencyOwner Steals$25,000 FromEmployeesHarry Dorvilier, 52, of 163rd Street
in Jamaica, Queens and his com-pany, Harry Nurses Registry,
Inc., located at the same address, wereconvicted on Friday (May 11) of twocounts of third-degree grand larceny andeleven counts of fourth-degree grand lar-ceny following a two-week jury trialpresided over by Acting Queens SupremeCourt Justice Joel L. Blumenfeld.
The defendant is scheduled to besentenced on June 25, 2012, at whichtime Dorvilier faces up to seven years inprison and his corporation faces a fine ofup to $10,000 or double the amount of theillegal gain.
According to trial testimony,Dorvilier, through his corporation,unlawfully deducted a dollar an hourfrom the payroll checks of approximately13 employees between September 2006and December 2007.
To facilitate his scheme, Dorviliertold his employees, as well as indicatedon their paychecks, that the money wasbeing withheld to pay for the cost ofworkers’ compensation insurance.
Cops to End Stop-and-Frisk of Livery Cab PassengersIn settling a federal lawsuit filed by the NewYork Civil Liberties Union, the Bloombergadministration has agreed to train NYPD offi-cers to stop the unlawful practice of detaining,
questioning and searching innocent NewYorkers – particularly people of color – whoare passengers in livery cabs.
The NYCLU filed the lawsuit in May2011, charging that the NYPD had used its
Taxi/Livery Inspection Program (TRIP) toexpand the reach of its unconstitutional stop-and-frisk practices. Plaintiffs Terrence Battleand Munir Pujara, both men of color, wereriding in livery cabs and were detained, ques-tioned and searched even though the liverydrivers told officers there was no problem andeven though the officers did not suspect theplaintiffs of any wrongdoing.
“Being pulled out of a livery car late atnight when I had done nothing wrong wasoutrageous and frightening,” Battle said. “Ican only hope this settlement saves othersfrom a similar experience.”
Under the settlement, the NYPD lastweek instructed all officers about the lawfultreatment of passengers, directing them thatthey are not to question, frisk, search ordemand identification from passengers simplybecause they are riding in cars participating inthe TRIP program. Instead, officers are to takeno action against passengers unless the offi-cers have independent suspicion that the pas-senger has committed a crime.
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Cayman Islands EducationMinister arrested on
suspicionof DUICayman Islands Education Minister
Rolston Anglin was reportedly arrest-ed early Wednesday on suspicion of DUIfollowing a vehicle accident.
The Caymanian Compass reports thata Royal Cayman Islands Police statementissued about the wreck – in which policedid not identify Mr. Anglin – stated that a40-year-old man was arrested following acrash around 2.30am.
The vehicle went into a ditch along-side the road. No one was injured. “Theman was subsequently conveyed toGeorge Town police station where he wascharged with driving under the influencebefore being released on police bail.
The Caymanian Compass added thatMinister Anglin did not return repeatedcalls for comment and also did not respondto any text messages or emails sent.
PM Gonsalves hoping for a 4th term in officePrime Minister Dr
Ralph Gonsalvesreportedly toldVincentians in Taiwanhe intends to seek afourth term in officeand lead the rulingUnity Labour Party(ULP) into the nextgeneral election, due in 2015.
Dr. Gonsalves, who is 65-year-oldhas been Prime Minister since 2001. OnlySir James Mitchell has been PrimeMinister of the island nation longer, withfour successive terms from 1984 to 2000.
He fell ill late April in Barbados enroute to Kuwait and Qatar, and was treatedin Bridgetown for an abscess.
But even as the surgical wound con-tinues to heal, the Vincentian leader hascontinued a hectic schedule, including vis-iting Taipei for Sunday’s second-terminauguration of President Ma Ying-jeou, tobe followed by a trip to London.
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Police have described as “suspicious”the circumstances surrounding the
recent death of a British born HIV/AIDSexpert employed by the World HealthOrganisation (WHO) and other internation-al agencies.
Hilary Hughes-Augustine, 50, whosepresence here has been under the scrutinyof the United Kingdom press, died at hos-pital earlier this month nearly three weeksafter she was admitted to a hospital here fortreatment of undisclosed injuries.
The British public health expert wasmarried to a local builder, Cleus Augustin,and lived at La Guerre Babonneau, a com-munity north east of the capital, where sheowned a house.
Assistant Police CommissionerFrances Henry told a news conference thather department first received informationabout the Britiash woman on April 27 whenshe was admitted to hospital, but was
unable to speak to her as she remainedcomatose until her death on May 4.
She said that the results of the postmortem which she did not disclose, made itabsolutely necessary to engage in consulta-tion with the pathologist and attendingphysicians during her period of illness.
CMC:
CARIBBEAN countries recordedmixed economic growth last year as
they continued to grapple with the falloutfrom the global economic and financialcrisis.
But the Barbados-based CaribbeanDevelopment Bank (CDB) is projectingeconomic growth of between one and 1.5per cent in 2012.
The CDB, in its annual review of theregional countries, said that the growthranged from a downturn in countries likeTrinidad and Tobago, Antigua andBarbuda and St Vincent and theGrenadines to marginal growth in coun-tries like Barbados, St Lucia and theBritish Virgin Islands.
But the CDB, which is the region’s
premier development banking institution,said The Bahamas, Belize Dominica,Jamaica and Grenada all recorded“stronger than marginal growth” whileonly Haiti and Guyana had economicgrowth in excess of five per cent in 2011.
The CDB said that emerging anddeveloping economies have been the keydrivers of the global economic recovery, asadvanced economies, the region’s maintrading partners, have continued to strug-gle with “lingering weakness in financial,labour and housing markets”.
It said the recovery in the bank’s bor-rowing member states in the region “hastherefore lagged behind” and that prelimi-nary estimates indicate that 12 of the 18countries registered expansion in real out-put during the year.
Modest Growth forCaribbean Countries in 2012
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The paper outlines thecurrent state of U.S. govern-ment collection of biometricinformation and the prob-lems that could arise fromthese growing databases ofrecords. It also points outhow immigrant communitiesare immediately affected bythe way this data is collect-ed, stored and shared.
There is a growing pushto link biometric collectionwith immigration enforce-ment. The U.S. Departmentof Homeland Security(DHS) takes approximately300,000 fingerprints per dayfrom non-U.S. citizenscrossing the border into theUnited States, and it collectsbiometrics from noncitizens
applying for immigrationbenefits and from immi-grants who have beendetained.
In addition, state andlocal law enforcement offi-cers regularly collect finger-prints and DNA, as well asface prints and even irisscans. All of these govern-ment databases are growingand increasingly intercon-nected.
For example, the SecureCommunities program takesthe fingerprints of peoplebooked into local jails,matches them to prints con-tained in large federal immi-gration databases, and thenuses this information todeport people.
“Some people believebiometrics and databases arethe silver bullets that willsolve the immigrant enforce-ment dilemma. But biomet-rics are not infallible, anddatabases contain errors.
“These problems canresult in huge negative con-sequences for U.S. citizensand legal immigrants mis-takenly identified,” saidMichele Waslin, SeniorPolicy Analyst at the IPCwho moderated a telebrief-ing today to release thepaper.
“Biometric data collec-tion can lead to racial profil-ing and can disproportion-ately affect immigrants,”said EFF Staff Attorney andreport author JenniferLynch. “It also gives thegovernment a new way tofind and track peoplethroughout the UnitedStates.
The government needsto act now to limit unneces-sary biometric collection andaddress the serious privacyissues regarding the amountand type of data collected, aswell as what triggers thatdata collection, with whomthe data is shared and thesecurity of that data.”
“Some in Congressbelieve that we shouldaddress immigrant enforce-ment by requiring all USworkers—citizens andimmigrants alike—to pro-vide biometric informationfor a new employment iden-tification card,” saidJonathan Weinberg,Professor of Law at WayneState University, also a gueston today’s call. “Under thathugely expensive approach,database and biometricerrors would inevitably tripup a huge number of work-ing Americans.
the link with biometric collection and immigration enforcement!
who may petition for theirsiblings to live in the u.s.as lawful permanent resi-dents?A U.S. citizen who is at least 21 yearsof age may petition for or sponsor hisor her brother or sister to live perma-nently in the U.S. Lawful permanentresidents are not eligible to petitionfor a brother or sister.
Note: If either you or your sibling wereborn out of wedlock (your birth parentswere not married when you were born),you must provide evidence that you tookthe actions necessary to satisfy the legiti-mation law of the birth country of the per-
son born out of wedlock while the indi-vidual was under 18 years of age andunmarried. Legitimation laws requirefathers to legally acknowledge their chil-dren.
How do I petition formy brother or sister, if
we have the same mother?
If you are a U.S. citizen seeking per-manent residency for your brother orsister and you have the same mother,you must file the following itemswith the U.S. Citizenship andImmigration Services (USCIS):
•Form I-130, Petition for AlienRelative•A copy of your birth certificateshowing your name and your moth-er’s name• If you were not born in the U.S., acopy of either
Your Certificate of Naturalization orCitizenship, or your U.S. passport• A copy of your brother’s or sister’sbirth certificate showing his or hername and your mother’s name
Note: If anyone’s name has beenlegally changed (differs from thename on his or her birth certificate),evidence of the name change must be
Washington, D.C:
Today, the Immigration Policy Center (IPC) andthe Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
released From Fingerprints to DNA: Biometric DataCollection in U.S. Immigrant Communities andBeyond by Jennifer Lynch.
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Usain Bolt willtake to the track inthe Golden Spikemeet in Ostrava,Czech Republicon Friday.
Bolt who clocked 9.82 atthe JN invitational on May 5hopes to improve his time.
British sprinter DwainChambers will go head-to-head with Bolt.
Bolt is slated to competein Diamond League meets inRome on May 31 and Oslo,Norway, on June 7 beforereturning to Jamaica for thenational trials.
West Indies cravescrucial victory in second Test
NOTTINGHAM, England--Captain Darren Sammy saidWest Indies have never lost afirst-class match at TrentBridge, let alone a Test, andhis side would like to pre-serve this cherished record,when they face England in thesecond Test, starting onFriday.
Cayman Islanderelected CONCA-CAF president
May 25, 2012BUDAPEST, Hungary--As he delivered his address atthe Caribbean Football Union(CFU) congress in Budapest,Hungary, on Wednesday,Cayman Islands Minister ofSports Mark Scotland calledJeff Webb's election as newConfederation.
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By Colin Hemmings [email protected] for the 2012
Cosmos Copa Tourn-ament, the top internation-
al soccer tournament in NewYork which runs in July, gets inhigh gear on Saturday, June 2 atRoy Wilkens Par, in Queens forthe Jamaican team.
In the three years of thecompetition, Jamaica has beenamong the most successfulteams in the competition. TheJamaicans have advanced to atleast the quarter finals in eachedition with a best performancein 2010 when they lost to Polandin the finals.
Saturday at Roy WilkensPark beginning at 5 pm under thewatchful eye of new coachHuntley Swaby, will take theform of tryouts. Naturally anyJamaicans or persons ofJamaican parentage are invitedto participate.
Preparations have actuallybegun somewhat as a contingentknown as the Jamaican Boyz,from which several players areexpected to segue unto the CopaJamaica team, are currentlymaking waves in the top CentralAmerican soccer league in theBronx.
In six games so far, theJamaican Boyz have won fourand tied once to be among thetop three in the 12-team league.Their only loss was to the BelizeReggae Boyz 2-1.
Captain Darren Sammy hasbeen fined 80 per cent of his
match fee as punishment forWest Indies' slow over-rate dur-ing the Lord's Test againstEngland which finished Monday.
"In accordance with the ICCCode of Conduct regulationsgoverning minor over-rateoffences, players are fined tenper cent of their match fees forevery over their side fails to bowlin the allotted time, with the cap-tain fined double that amount,"the International Cricket Councilstatement said.
His players were also hitwith 40 per cent fines after match
referee RoshanM a h a n a m aadjudged theCaribbean sideto be fourovers short oftheir targetwhen "timea l l o w a n c e swere taken into
consideration".West Indies lost the opening
Test against Englad at Lord's byfive wickets, an hour before teaon the final day.
The second Test at TrentBridge starts Friday.
Soccer For Harmony TournamentThe Round 3 rematch between Orthodox Jews v Afro-Caribbean willbe held on Sunday, June 3 (10 am to 6 pm) with the Men's Gamesnoon to 4 pm at Hamilton Metz Field, Albany/Lefferts Avenues,Crown Heights in Brooklyn.
The Soccer tournament will also feature opens to co-ed teams,men's teams, women's team and youth games.The festivities of the 71st Precinct Community Council Family Daywill including rides, free food, and a parade at 11:30 am.
Allegations of Financial Mismanagement of CONCACAFJack Warner and Chuck Blazer,the former President andGeneral Secretary Of The CON-CACAF Confederation havebeen accused of financial mis-management during their years inoffice.
This was reportedly told todelegates from the 40 countrieswhich make up theConfederation by the organisa-tion’s auditor John Collins.
Mr. Collins reportedly tolddelegates at a meeting that inves-tigations revealed that Mr. Blazer
failed to declare revenue to theUnited States Internal RevenueService for years.
He also revealed thatMr.Warner had registered aUS$22.5 million FIFA-fundedsoccer centre in Trinidad to hisown name.
In a statement issued to themedia, Mr. Blazer said no taxreturns had been declared in theUnited States because CONCA-CAF was a non-profit organisa-tion, and no profits had beenmade in the U.S.
WI captain Darren Sammyfined for slow run rate
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GebrselassieHe clocked 27 minutes and29 seconds to beat compatri-ots Tsegae Kebede and AyeleAbshero. Gebrselassiemissed out on selection forthe London 2012 marathon,but may compete in the10,000m event in which hehas won two Olympic golds.
Kenyan Linet Masaitook victory in the women'srace in 31 minutes, 35 sec-onds.
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Much to his credit, Ramsayhas achieved a cult like followingand fan base in such a short peri-od of time for the razor-sharp,over-the-top and funny characterthat he portrays, Shebada.
In fact, hands down, inrecent years, Shebada has becomeone of Jamaican theater's definingstars. The New York TriStatearea is gearing up for loads oflaughter, fun and excitement--fused with an important backstory--when "The Politician"debuts here for Memorial Dayweekend and later in June.
Keith “Shebada” Ramsay,along with a wildly talentedensemble, will take center stageon Saturday, May 26 (Hartford,CT-Weaver High School);Sunday, May 27 (Queens, NY-York College) and Saturday, June23 (East Orange, NJ - CampusHigh School).
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production Wheel and ComeAgain, the New York basedBraata Folk Singers–under theartistic direction of Jamaicanborn actor and singer AndrewClarke- are turning their attentionto their most prestigious assign-ment to date- representingJamaica at the 8th World ChoirGames to be held in Cincinnati,Ohio from July 4 to 14.
The trip to Cincinnati willform yet another milestone forthe three-year-old group, whocontinue to celebrate Jamaica’sfiftieth Anniversary of independ-ence with major calendar eventsduring this year.
Their 2012 concert season,to be held at the JamaicaPerforming Arts Center inQueens, New York in June, willbe a tribute to Jamaica andJamaicans over the course of thelast half-century.
But that season is really theprecursor to the glittering ChoirGames Festivities, which will seeseveral thousand performersfrom over 70 countries compet-ing for gold, silver and bronzemedals in several categories.
Braata will be bringing theirunique performing style of“choral theater” to two cate-gories- Scenic Folklore and‘Music of the Religions.
A collection of renowned
Jamaican folksongs will com-prise their suite in the ScenicFolklore category while severalgospel songs in the Jamaican“revival” tradition will form therepertoire in the Music of theReligions category.
Artistic director of the folksingers, Andrew Clarke, is awareof the enormity of the occasion,not only because it will beBraata’s first time at the Gamesbut because of the rich traditionof excellence that has been estab-lished by other Jamaican choirsat the event over the years.
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The concert will serve as a50th Anniversary celebration forboth Jamaica and Trinidad, willtake place at the conclusion ofthe annual Adidas Grand Prixwhere Caribbean track stars suchas world champion Yohan Blake,Veronica Campbell-Brown,Jermaine Gonzalez, NovleneWilliams-Mills, Shelly-AnnFraser-Pryce, Sherone Simpson,Kenia Sinclair, Kelly-AnnBaptiste and other world eliteathletes will compete.
Louie Grant, VP of Irie JamRadio said, “Shabba has a histo-ry of delivering outstanding per-formances, as well as this will behis first outdoor performance inNew York in two years and fanscan’t wait to see the Grammywinner on the Adidas stage.”
Adidas Grand Prix andGlobal Athletics & MarketingManager, Rich Kenah said,“Working with our Caribbeanmedia partner Irie Jam Radioover the past 6 years, we havecome to recognize the synergycreated by two indigenousJamaican products – sports andreggae music”.
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Some black parents maynot accept a diagnosis of autismand may be reluctant to get helpfor their child on that basis.Because of this stigma, individ-uals of the black community areless likely to make use of themental health care available tothem and terminate treatmentearlier when compared to other
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Older men have differentinterests and priorities
As guys mature and get older, they tend tochange their interests and priorities. Mostguys in their twenties go out clubbing or goout trying to pick up girls with their friendson the weekend. As they get older theyslowly change and go out less and less.
Added to this, they usually have anestablished career and are not too worriedabout money. This is fantastic, as they willoften have more time to spend with youinstead of going out with the boys or focus-ing on their jobs.
Older men have higher standards for your behavior
Remember when you were 18 and you did alot of flirting with other guys in front ofyour boyfriend? Older men have been onmore dates and in more relationships thanyounger guys, so they have seen it allbefore.
So one of the best tips for dating oldermen that I can give you is to remember thatolder men have higher standards when itcomes to your behavior. Things like flirtingwith other men and turning up late for dateswon't make them jealous. It will make themlose respect for you.
Don't be a gold diggerSure, we'd like to think of ourselves as inde-pendent women. But at the back of ourminds, we would still love to find a guy thatwants to take care of us.
With that in mind, a lot of older guyshave their guards up when it comes to dat-ing younger women. They are afraid thatyou are just some gold digger looking forrich men, so you have to be careful abouthow you treat the relationship.
If you insist on him paying for every-thing, then you are sending bad signals. It'sbetter to pay for your half. But it's best topay your half unless he insists on paying.
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of paying as long as you are happy to pay ifhe expects it.
Beware the 'beauty hunter'It's great dating an older guy, especiallywhen he can show you new experiences andyou are both compatible with each other.
There is a flip side, however. Someolder men are only out to find a “hot pieceof arm candy”. They only want a cute girl,but don't care about who she is in the slight-est. Bottom line: They only want you foryour looks.
Beauty Hunters do things like: Onlyhang out with you at night.
They don't have much interest in yourhobbies or interests.
They don't introduce you to their socialcircle.
They call a lot when they're drunk(booty call).
They never want to do what you wantto do.If you're happy to be with a guy who likesyou only for your beauty/youth, then that'syour prerogative. But if you don't like thatsort of thing, watch out for these major signsand stay away!
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Dear P:If a man wants you, nothing can keep himaway. If he doesn’t want you, nothing canmake him stay.
Stop making excuses for a man and hisbehavior. Allow your intuition (or spirit) tosave you from heartache. Stop trying tochange yourself for a relationship that’s notmeant to be. Slower is better. Never live yourlife for a man before you find what makes youtruly happy. If a relationship ends because theman was not treating you as you deserve then,heck no, you can’t “be friends”.
A friend wouldn’t mistreat a friend.Don’t settle. If you feel like he is stringingyou along, then he probably is. Don’t staybecause you think “it will get better”. You’llbe mad at yourself a year later for stayingwhen things are not better.
The only person you can control in arelationship is you. Avoid men who’ve got abunch of children by a bunch of differentwomen. He didn’t marry them when he gotthem pregnant. Why would he treat youany differently? Always have your own set offriends separate from his.
Maintain boundaries in how a guy treatsyou. If something bothers you, speak up.Never let a man know everything. He will useit against you later. You cannot change aman’s behavior. Change comes from within.Don’t EVER make him feel he is more impor-tant than you are… even if he has more edu-
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TAURUS (Apr. 20 – May 20):You might think that your strategyis a sound one, but you could unex-pectedly discover that you haveoversimplified your plan. You feela bit scattered today, even if you tryto concentrate your efforts on whatneeds to be done. Don't get discour-aged; satisfaction will be yours ifyou keep your eye on the prize.
GEMINI (May 21 – Jun. 20):Although you might feel over-whelmed for a while, you should beable to pull it all together by theend of the day. Don't complain,even if you temporarily regret howmuch you promised. If you just stayfocused and work steadily, youcould have enough time left over tohave some fun.
CANCER (Jun. 21 – Jul. 22): Youcould lose your momentum bythinking of all the reasons you can'tdo something that you really wantto do. Your inner strength gives youenough clarity of vision now so youcan organize many disparate puzzlepieces into a comprehensive pic-ture. Although your friends showup to support your efforts, it's up toyou to accept the assistance that'soffered.
LEO (Jul. 23 – Aug. 22): Yourmoods seem to be changing quick-ly now and it's difficult to knowhow you're going to feel next. Evenif you can leap tall thoughts in asingle bound, you still need to fol-low through with sensible action.There's nothing wrong with havingyour head in the clouds as long asyou can keep your feet on theground at the same time.
VIRGO (Aug. 23 – Sept. 22): Youcan accomplish a tremendousamount of work now and your pro-ductivity is likely to be positivelyacknowledged by others. Youmight not even realize if you'vepushed too far. Don't assume moreresponsibilities than you can realis-tically handle.
LIBRA (Sept. 23 – Oct.22): Youcan be a case study for the power ofpositive thought. You're on a pro-ductive high now and might evenbe able to imagine something rightinto existence. It's too bad you can'tbottle this confidence for a rainyday. Give yourself a bit of leewaytoday to wander off track and don'tbe afraid to daydream along theway.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 – Nov. 21):You honestly might not think youhave time to relax enough to havethe fun that is right in front of yournose. Acknowledge the limitationsof what you cannot do in the pres-ent moment. Then, you will befreer to explore the deeper meaningof life without the burden of havingto find the right answer.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22–Dec.21): You might get caught upin a minor power struggle today asyou move through the changes thatare being demanded of you. If yourcommitment to a larger cause ismore important than achievingyour personal goals, you should beable to gracefully navigate yourway through the resistance.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 – Jan.19): You might feel a bit uncom-fortable today as you try to get pastyour self-imposed restrictions inorder to take advantage of theexciting opportunities that arebeing presented to you. You couldlearn something new if you don'tretreat too quickly.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 – Feb. 18):Someone might come to you withsuch a good idea today that it's hardto resist. You may be feeling soupbeat now that nearly everyopportunity looks worthwhile.Fortunately, there's no reason toreact negatively; just remain opento modifying your position as moreand more of the truth is unveiled.
PISCES (Feb. 19 – Mar. 20): Youmay mistakenly believe that youcan see the whole picture now.Sure, you can visualize it all, butyou could jump to a wrong conclu-sion or miss an important detailthat's integral to making the rightchoices. Just remember not to over-commit or you might end up regret-ting your decision.
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WB Radio launchesJamaica Music
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50th IndependenceAnniversary Celebration,WB Radio has launched asegment called the “JamaicaMusic Ambassador Series”on the weekly program airedon Sundays 5-8 pm onWVIP 93.5 FM.
According to the pro-gram’s executive producer, David “FatForward” Warren, this is also a tribute toour reggae entertainers and the pioneers ofthe Jamaican music industry.
The program which is being co-spon-sored by Street Hype Newspaper andKeeling Records, featured a differentartist -highlighting their experiences,challenges and successes over the years..
Bunny Rugs from Third World Band,Ansell Meditation, Derrick Harriot, EdRobinson, Ken Boothe, Larry McDonald(percussionist), Freddie McGregor,Marcia Griffiths, Monty Alexander andBob Andy are among the artists inter-viewed on the program.
WB Radio, which is hosted RasClem, is heard throughout the TriStatearea and serves the African-American andCaribbean communities.
The program is being sponsored byNew York Mortgage Auditors, NevilleMitchell Criminal Law, CelebritySundays, The Door Restaurant, AttorneyDonald Vernon, Digicel, Grace Foods andCore Concept.
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Have your cholesterol level test-ed as often as your doctor sug-gests. That way you'll know ifit's at a healthy level. You canhelp control your cholesterol bymaking changes in what you eatand taking some of the othersteps discussed in this booklet.
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She is blown away by the responsefrom women around the globe. The motherof two (Cello and Imani) says, “I love fash-ion and I love to dress others as well. I aminspired by women such as June Ambrose,fashion stylist to the stars, and many oth-ers.” She is also lovingly called “Mom” bymany of the other children in the neighbor-hood in the Bronx where she lives, andencourages young women to do greatthings.
Look At Me Now Jewelry consists offashion accessories, such as handbags, jew-elry, shoes, and many other items to makeyour look complete. Maxine, who has beenin the garment manufacturing business formany years, credits a lot of her recent suc-cess to her 20-year-old daughter, Imani,who came up with the idea of Look At MeNow. Imani, who is now in college andfocused on her education, helps out when-ever she can. Maxine ships her pieces allover the U.S., Canada and Europe and willfind whatever it is that you need for thatspecial occasion.
Facebook, she states, has also been awonderful resource for business. “I madeover $175 the first night within 2 hours thatI put stuff up on Facebook, and I now havesales reps as far as Atlanta,” she says.
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The ABCU is an EvangelicalNondenominational EducationalInstitution which preaches andteaches the need for reconciliationwith God. ABCU is a crownedchampion of distance learningeducation, to the extent that thiswriter is an active advocate forhigher education through corre-spondence courses with the insti-tution.
Potential students with exten-sive ministry experience may begranted credits based on theirexperience. Life experience cred-its may not be more than 25% of atotal degree program.
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