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Michael Lee Chin: Jamaican-born Canadian business magnate, investor, and philanthropist. He is the founder and Chairman of Portland Holdings Inc. Founder of the Michael Lee Chin Family Institute for Corporate Citizenship which helps current and future business leaders integrate corporate citizenship into business strategies and practices. He also donated US$30 million to the Royal Ontario Museum. Chin is worth US$1 billion, according to the Forbes Magazine. Rita Marley: Entrepreneur, singer and author. She currently lives in Ghana and is the founder and chairperson of the Robert Marley Foundation, Bob Marley Trust, and the Bob Marley Group of Companies. In 2000, she founded the Rita Marley Foundation working towards the alleviation of poverty in the developing and less developed countries. She also penned No Woman No Cry: My Life with Bob Marley.
cores of Jamaican born entrepreneurs and millionaires have been donating several hundred million in cash and kind to various charities and causes in their homeland and other countries. These people are passionate about changing the perception of wealth. Some may roll their eyes, but the generosity of giving their time and expertise without a doubt is impressive.
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Lowell Hawthorn: CEO of Golden Krust Caribbean and Grill with more than 100 Golden Krust Bakery locations in nine states. He is a part of the Mavis and Ephraim Hawthorne Foundations mission to develop a constituency to support the well-being or betterment of the community-at-large through scholarships, social services and wellness programs and activities. Continued on page 4
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As advocated by some people, Thanksgiving is about caring and sharing with the people we love - our family and friends. This is the period when gifts and other acts of kindness are bestowed on each other. In some cases this is the only time of the year that family and friends express love and appreciation for each other. Thanksgiving, therefore, is a good time to foster family unity and cooperation. We cannot overemphasize the importance of family as we preserve our culture and promote growth and prosperity.
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An increasing number of New Yorkers are in need of help as more than 20 percent of the population is living below the federal poverty-line, the highest level since 2000. In keeping with the spirit of Thanksgiving, this is a time for giving and sharing with those among us who are less fortunate than ourselves. This is the time that everyone shares love and warmth for each other. Every man and woman, young and old, rich or poor has something to give thanks for on Thursday, November 28. We wish all our readers, friends and family a happy Thanksgiving Day!
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veryone has strengths and weaknesses with respect to leadership. The strengths are personal attributes that can be useful for developing and exercising leadership skills. For example, you may be comfortable talking to strangers or you may have more knowledge about a particular topic than others. The weaknesses are factors that can hamper your ability to develop and exercise leadership skills. Weaknesses can include difficulties with trusting others and poor attention to detail. You can think of strength as any trait or characteristic that will help you become an effective leader and a weakness as any trait or characteristic that will interfere with leadership. Identifying your strengths and weaknesses may be difficult because it requires objective self-assessment. It is important for leadership, because you want to emphasize your strengths when faced with a leadership task. At the same time, you should be continuously working on improving your weaknesses to ensure that they do not
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NY, NEW YORK: alance Cole has at least two key facts on his side in his long struggle to overturn a manslaughter conviction for a 1985 Brooklyn killing that has kept him in prison for more than a quarter century. The first is that the homicide detective who built the case against him is closely connected to an evidence-faking scandal that has prosecutors and now a New York State Supreme Court judge reexamining dozens of old convictions. The second is that another man has been trying for years to confess to the killing in question. Denzil Smith, 54, is the first to admit that he shot Michael Jennings on Aug. 4, 1985. He has confessed in detail no less than four times since 2007, most recently on video. Smith says he spoke up because he thinks it's unfair that Cole has spent all this time in prison for a crime he didn't commit.
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The Brooklyn district attorneys office declined to comment. But in legal papers, it called Smiths confession yet another unreliable account of Jennings killing, calling it inadmissible hearsay. It focused on one unclear reference to the time of the murder to discount the entire statement.
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o v e r n o r Andrew Cuomo is up for election next year and a new poll shows his popularity soaring at the right time. The Quinnipiac University survey gives Cuomo a 62 Andrew Cuomo percent approval rat- NY Governor ing among New York State voters. That's up from the 53 percent he got in June, his lowest showing ever. The poll says Cuomo's popularity is up across every region in the state, with a 71 percent approval rating in the city alone. He's also pulling 50 percent approval from Republicans. The survey of 1,337 state voters was conducted from November 20th through the 24th. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.7 percentage points
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Continued from page 1 Vincent Hosang: CEO of Royal Caribbean Bakery and the Vincent Hosang Family Foundation which sponsors annual scholarships, assists Father Richard HoLungs, Missionaries of the Poor, a Jamaican based charity, a mobile health clinic stationed in Jamaica providing medical and dental care to poor communities and the N.U.T.T.Y. Circus designed to increase health awareness and improve nutritional status in children ages 3-18. Presently, the Foundation is appealing to the general public for monetary assistance to purchase two Linear Accelerator machines for two hospitals in Jamaica. Ziggy Marley: Musician, Singer and Author. Once the leader of the band. Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers has authored two books, I love you Too, a childrens book and Marijuanaman. He is also the founder of the U.R.G.E Foundation that acts to support education, health and the environment in efforts to improve the communities where children live and grow. Usain Bolt: Athlete. One of the highest paid athlete in the world and founder of the Usain Bolt Foundation to enhance the character of children through educational and cultural development. Orville Shaggy Richard Burrell: Singer and Performer. Founder ofShaggy; Make a Difference Foundation and has raised a total of over US$1,000,000 (J$90 Million) for the Bustamante Hospital for Children. Rohan Marley: Athlete and Entrepreneur. Former University of Miami line-backer, he founded the Marley Coffee, an organic coffee plantation that supports his Kicks for Cause Foundation, a youth soccer program that helps enrich and inspire the lives of underprivileged children. He is also the founder of the One Love Gratitude Community Project.
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NYPD; November 25, 2013 n 2012, New York City saw the lowest number of murders and the lowest number of shootings at any time since comparable records were kept, with 419 murders and 1,374 shootings. Below is a year-to-date update on murders and shootings in 2013. This update is provided every week by the Mayors Office. Murders Through Sunday, November 24th, New York City has seen 76 fewer murders than at this point last year: 303 murders in 2013 compared with 379 murders in 2012 a decrease of 20.1 percent. Murders committed with firearms represent 181 of the 303 murders in 2013, 59.7 percent. Through Sunday, November 24th, the number of murders committed with firearms is down by 37 from last year: 181 in 2013 compared with 218 in 2012 a decrease of 17.0 percent. Shootings Through Sunday, November 24th, New York City has seen 258 fewer total shootings than at this point last year: 1,010 shootings in 2013 compared with 1,268 shootings in 2012 a decrease of 20.3 percent.
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PAUL DEBERRY -SHOOTING Paul Deberry, 27 of 160 E. 4th St. is accused of shooting the victim in the leg around 2:30 in the afternoon on November 17th. The victim is recovering from his injuries. Deberry was arrested in White Plains Wednesday evening by Mount Vernon Detectives. He has two prior arrests. He was charged with 1st Degree Assault, a class B felony and is being held at the Westchester County Jail on $1,000 bail. PRINCE SCOTT -SHOOTING A member of the Gunnaz street gang has been arrested for the 2012 shooting of a city resident. Prince Scott, 25 of 53 S. Terrace Ave. was arrested last Friday. He is accused of shooting the victim in the leg inside 36 E. 3rd St. in the early afternoon of February 28, 2012. The victim has since recovered. Scott has a criminal history that dates back to 2006 and
Mount Vernon Police: s part of an ongoing strategy to control criminal activities in Mount Vernon City, the local police have arrested six persons and charged them for various crimes including shooting, stabbing and murder.
RAHSI MCCLEAN -STABBING Rahsi McCLean, 23 of 110 S. 12th Ave. has been arrested for an August stabbing that occurred outside a south side bar. He is accused of stabbing the victim multiple times in front of the Star Bar, 472 Franklin Ave. in the early morning hours of August 4th. The victim was hospitalized for his injuries and has since recovered. McClean, who was charged with Attempted Murder, has three prior arrests, one of them for criminal possession of a weapon. He has one felony conviction. DAVID WILLIAMS -STABBING A 22-year-old city woman is
includes eleven total arrests, five of them on felony charges. He has been convicted of two felonies and four misdemeanors. Scott was charged with 1st Degree Assault, a class B felony and remanded to the Westchester County Jail.
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Rahsi McCLean, 23 recovering after her throat was slashed and a 27-year-old Bronx man faces assault charges for the attack. The incident occurred inside a barber shop located at 117 4th Ave. shortly after midnight Saturday. Later in the day Mount Vernon Police Department Detectives arrested David
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico: he United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency says the former commissioner of the San Juan, Puerto Rico Police Department has been sentenced to 10 years in jailed followed by 15 years of supervised release for possession of child pornography. On Wednesday, ICE said its Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), working jointly with Puerto Rico Crimes Against Children Task Force, conducted the investigation that led to the arrest, the guilty plea and subsequent sentencing of the former commissioner. On December 8, 2011, Hilton CorderoRosario, 52, was arrested by HSI special agents on production and possession of child pornography charges. According to the 21-count indictment, Cordero-Rosario had digital images and video files of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct. He pleaded guilty on February 1 to count 21 of the indictment, possession of child pornography, by signing a plea agreement that requires a 10-year prison sentence, ICE said. Angel Melendez, the special agent in charge of HSI San Juan said the investigation was conducted under HSI's Operation Predator, an international initiative to protect children from sexual predators.
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By Ken Richards BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (WINN): he Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has been urged further to tighten the screws on the Dominican Republic to pressure the Spanish-speaking country to resolve the statelessness problem affecting Dominicans of Haitian descent. The appeal has come from lawyer/activist David Commissiong of Barbados. The Bridgetown-based attorney has welcomed the decision of the regional grouping to defer consideration of the application by Santo Domingo to join CARICOM. I was one of the persons pressing CARICOM to be very robust on this issue. So I am extremely pleased that they have taken this step, and I would like to urge our CARICOM leaders to continue the pressure, we must not relent until this issue is settled satisfactorily, Commissiong told WINN FM. There has been widespread condemnation of the ruling of the constitutional court in the Dominican Republic that strips hundreds of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent of their citizenship. Tuesdays statement on the matter by CARICOM comes at a time when reports suggest that hundreds of these people are already being deported to Haiti. Haitian president Michel Martelly estimated that over the past few days the authorities in Santo Domingo have deported 300 people who do not know the country, who do not have family in Haiti and who do not even speak the language. Commissiong says the situation is very serious and prompt steps must be taken to pre-
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iss World/Trinidad and Tobago 2013 Shereece Villafana has been stripped of her crown. A press release on Monday from the Miss World Trinidad and Tobago Organisation, headed by director Athalia Samuel stated: This dethronement has become necessary as a result of unsettling reports brought to the attention of the organisation. These reports concern conduct that is not in keeping with the high moral and ethical obligations the Miss World Trinidad and Tobago Organisation strives to maintain, the release stated. When contacted by the Express, Samuel confirmed that Villafana, who represented T&T at the Miss World Pageant a month ago at the Bali Nusa Dua Convention Centre in Bali, Indonesia, was formally released from her responsibilities as Trinidad and Tobagos Miss World representative. Samuel said the decision to strip Villafana of her crown came after the organisation received a letter from the Office of the Prime Minister informing them that Villafana received $200,000 in sponsorship money to help with preparations for the Miss World pageant.
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Samuel said Villafana received the money without informing the Miss World Trinidad and Tobago Organisation. Prior to leaving for the pageant, I asked various agencies and organisations for sponsorship and every time I asked for assistance they would respond that they
SHEREECE VILLAFANA Failed to report TT$200,000 in sponsorship money to the Miss World Trinidad and Tobago Organisation.
vent further deportations. This has the potential to cause loss of life for our brothers and sisters of Haitian ancestry in the Dominican Republic we are already seeing the ugliness of it, but it can turn much more David Commissiong ugly, he warned. lawyer/activist The current CARICOM chair, Trinidadian Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar, has vowed to raise the Dominican Republic matter with the Association of Caribbean States (ACS) and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC). A delegation from the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) is also scheduled to visit the Dominican Republic early next month. Commissiong says the CARICOM position sends a clear message that the region wont stand for whats being perpetrated in the Dominican Republic. It will send a message not only to the Dominican Republic, but it will send a message to the international community that we in the Caribbean are taking this thing very seriously, and it will send a message that the rest of the international community needs to pay attention, needs to put that pressure on the Dominican Republic, Commissiong said. -Republished with permission of West Indies News Network
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already gave money, which I found to be strange because we never received any money, said Samuel. I didnt know what they were talking about and at times I felt embarrassed because I had no knowledge of receiving any of the monies they said they gave. I eventually questioned Shereece about receiving any monies, which she denied. Before we left to go to Miss World in Indonesia, there was some disturbing information that we were aware of but we were not able to confirm anything before leaving. After initially denying that she received $200,000 from the Office of the Prime Minister, Shereece eventually admitted during our recent post-mortem meeting to receiving the money after I showed her the letter from the Office of the Prime Minister. Her reply was, So what, everybody tells lies. What Shereece did was dishonest and embarrassing to the Miss World Trinidad and Tobago Organisation. She has to account for the money she received. The contract clearly tells you that all monies that you receive should be handed over to the organiser, that is the person responsible for your affairs and getting you prepared for the pageant, Samuel said.
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MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica: amaicas chief football organizer, Captain Horace Burrell, says he will be spearheading the charge for his country to host a FIFA Youth World Cup in the near future. Burrell has outlined potential benefits of hosting a World Cup at any level saying revenue inflows, exposure for brand Jamaica and the lasting legacy would catapult football and the country to a new plateau. Trinidad and Tobago is the only Caribbean island to have hosted FIFA World Cups, having brought the Under17 Women's and Men's tournaments to the twin-island republic.
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ST GEORGES, Grenada -ormer West Indies wicketkeeper-batsman Junior Murray is preparing to launch a cricket academy in Grenada. Murray, who played Murray for Grenada, Windward Islands and West Indies, is spearheading a series of initiatives under the Junior Murray Brand, including an academy, according to Made In Grenada, the strategic partner responsible for the overall management of the brand and its associated activities. The cricket academy will serve young Grenadians between the ages of 5 and 15 and is geared toward the development of the game locally through the services and expertise of one of Grenadas most celebrated heroes.
VISAKHAPATNAM, India -pener Chris Gayle has been ruled out of the remainder of the West Indies tour of India and the subsequent three Tests against New Zealand due to a hamstring injury. West Indies team physiotherapist C.J. Clark confirmed that Gayle tore his hamstring during the first One-day International on Thursday at the Nehru Stadium in the Indian south-western city of Kochi. Chris will need three to four weeks to recover from this injury, and he is returning to the Caribbean for injury management and subsequent physical rehabilitation, said Clark. He will be assessed continuously over the period with a view for him to be fit for the five ODIs and two Twenty20 Internationals in New Zealand. No player will replace Gayle in the 15member squad for the last two ODIs in India, but the Selection Panel of the West Indies Cricket Board has identified Kraigg Brathwaite to take his place for the Tests in New Zealand next month.
By Michael Bascombe SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -he International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) may intervene to solve the ongoing controversy with the Bahamas Association of Athletics Associations (BAAA), according to Victor Lopez, president of the North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletics Association (NACAC). The BAAA has been steeped in controversy for the past year and most recently it has been reported that its president Mike Sands was suspended. The recommendation from the IAAF staff was to try to solve the situation internally and if that does not work then the IAAF will intervene to try to solve the situation.
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St Elizabeth, Jamaica WI: ormer world number one Venus Williams emphasized the value of hard work to the more than 40 young players who participated in a 2-hour clinic last week. The sessions with Venus and current world number one Serena were spread over two days at Tryall in Hanover and Treasure Beach in St Elizabeth. Venus commented on the passion of the young players. The kids were amazing, enthusiastic, they loved the game. We love the sports center here because we know sports is so crucial for young people, so its amazing what is happening here and we would love to come back, she said. When asked what would she advice would she leave for the young Jamaicans, Venus responded, Listen to your parents, listen to your coaches give 100 per cent every single time. Former national representative Khadija Richards, who is the national junior tennis
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West Indies head coach Ottis Gibson said losing Gayle was a major setback for the side in their quest to try and remain competitive in the remaining two ODIs in India.
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rooklyn Nets head coach, Jason Kidd, has been fined US$50,000 by the NBA for intentionally spilling a drink on court to delay a game. The fine was imposed following an incident in Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers when the Nets were trailing 96-94 with 8.3 seconds remaining and had no time outs left. Brooklyn guard Tyshawn Taylor collided with Kidd on the sideline, causing him to spill a drink he had in his hand. Kidd was seen thrusting himself at Taylor, raising his cup up to his torso causing the liquid and ice to spill on the court.
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KANPUR, India: ndia clinched the ODI series against West Indies 2-1 with a comfortable fivewicket victory in the third and final match here, riding on Shikhar Dhawan's sparkling century. The Indians first restricted West Indies to 263-5 and then overhauled the target with 23 balls to spare to lift yet another ODI trophy at home. Dhawan stole the limelight with an attacking 119 that came off 95 balls, his fifth ODI hundred, while Yuvraj Singh notched up a 74-ball 55 to seal the issue for the home side at the Green Park Stadium which was hosting an international game after a gap of nearly four years. It was a welcome return to form for Yuvraj, who cautiously put together 129 runs for the third wicket with Dhawan to set the platform for the easy win. Earlier, the trio of Kieran Powell, Marlon Samuels and Darren Bravo struck half-centuries to propel West Indies to a challenging total. Powell (70) carried on his good form from the last match and registered his second fifty of the series. Together with Samuels (71), he shared a 117-run secondwicket partnership to lay the foundation for West Indies after the visitors were put into bat by India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Towards the end, Darren Bravo (51 not out) and Darren Sammy (37 not out) played aggressively to take West Indies past the 260-run mark. Comfortably placed at 137 for one at one stage, West Indies looked set for a big score but India staged a comeback with quick wickets to restrict West Indies to the manageable score. For the hosts, off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin was the pick of the bowlers with figures of two for 45 from his quota of 10 overs.
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or Stephen Souza and the millions of fans around the world who love the Crown Prince of Reggae, Dennis Emmanuel Brown, honoring his memory is every day, not just his birthday or the anniversary of his passing. Today is a day of honor for our Crown Prince. Stephen stepped in to the recording booth, and with the endorsement of his engineer and Junior Ewart from Brooklyns Ruff Stuff band (whom Stephen performs with on a regular basis), re-recorded the classic Lovers Rock chune from Dennis, Silhouette. Scheduled to be officially released on December 13, 2013, Stephen notes that the song is special as its meaning comes through in every note. Stephen spent years with Dennis as his opening act and sometimes background vocalist and was greatly influenced by him. As Stephen says, recreating this song was special. This takes me back to the days when Dancehall was sweet and people danced with each other. Thats where we need to get back to.
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Tessanne Chin injecting a Jamaican flavour to The Voice on Tuesday night. (PHOTO: NBC)
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he 5-Night Musical Voyage Sets Sail in October 2014 From Miami to Jamaica. Live Performances by Damian Jr. Gong Marley, Stephen Ragga Marley, Julian Marley, Sean Paul, Shaggy, Etana, Tarrus Riley, Jah Cure, Busy Signal, Morgan Heritage, Jo Mersa, Wayne Marshall, Christopher Ellis, Black-Am-I and more Sound Systems and DJ sets from David Rodigan, Stone Love, Renaissance and Mighty Crown. To purchase tickets and for more information, please visit http://www.welcometojamrockreggaecruise.com or call 1-800248.7471 (1-800-248.7471)
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amaican Tessanne Chin moved into the top six of the American television talent contest, The Voice, during Tuesday night's results show that proved nervewracking for the competitors. Chin, who injected a Jamaican flavour to the NBC contest Monday night with an energetic performance of the reggae number Underneath It All by No Doubt, featuring deejay Lady Saw, was visibly nervous each time presenter Carson Daly announced the name of the contestants who, based on public vote, moved up to the next round. Her anxiety, however, ended on the fourth announcement which triggered celebration among Jamaicans on the island and in the diaspora, as well as from her coach, Adam Levine. Levine now has three members of his team in the top six as Chin was joined by Will Champlin and James Wolpert. Also making the top six were Cole Vosbury, who is coached by Blake Shelton; Jacquie Lee and Matthew Schuler, who are both coached by Christina Aguilera. Schuler, however, was saved by Twitter voters.
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STEPHEN SOUZA Stephen believes in Reggaes foundation so much that his new album, The Reggae Gentlemen, will feature this and other tracks to bring back that vibe.
Connect with Stephen directly for interviews, jingles, dubplates and riddim appearances at requestitagainmusic@gmail.com
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hanksgiving Day was by President declared Abraham Lincoln In 1863. The autumn harvest feasts that the Wampanoag Indians and the Plymouth colonists shared is now recognized as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations in the colonies. Before this, days of thanksgiving were celebrated by individual colonies and states. Thanksgiving is a national holiday that many Americans celebrate with family and friends by sharing huge meals accompanied by various religious and cultural traditions. Here is what Thanksgiving means to some residents of New York City: Thanksgiving is a time when people get together with their families. They have good meals together and enjoy themselves. They also get to reflect on the things in the family and close friends, Ian Gideon Brown, 34, Reggae Artist Thanksgiving to me means being surrounded by the people I am most thankful for and that is my family. Thanksgiving truly is the holiday that makes me feel grateful to have my parents, aunts, uncles and cousins in my life and appreciate the good times and laughter we share, making those the most memorable moments, Kerry Rose Leahy, 20 (CUNY Student)
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n keeping with their mission of supporting and giving-back to the community, the management and staff of Golden Krust Bakery & GrillWhite Plains franchise fed some 250 neighbors and customers at the Christ Temple Church (Pastor Preston) in White Plains and the surrounding communities of Westchester, NY on Thanksgiving DayNovember 28, 2013. Charmaine Golding co-owner/manager and Michael Golding coowner of the Golden Krust/White Plains along with their staff and score of volunteers were in good spirit as they served their usual scrumptious and mouthwatering meal free of cost. We have been blessed and the community has been very supportive of our business. Our annual Thanksgiving Day dinner is among one of our ways of giving back to society, Charmaine Golding explains. We are about feeding people and therefore very happy to see especially the seniors and the kids as they dine with us on Thanksgiving Day, Michael Golding says. Golden Krust Bakery & Grill-White Plains shop is located at 178 Fulton Street in White Plains, NY 10606.
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PRE-THANKSGIVING DINNER: The members of Brooklyn Metropolis Lions Club in collaboration with Hope City Empowerment Center getting ready to serve food to 307 men and women at a pre-thanksgiving celebration held on Thursday, November 21 at the Hope Center in Brooklyn. This outreach event is one of the many projects the Lions Club has embraced since its inception. From the monthly feeding program in partnership with God's Battalion of Prayer Church in Brooklyn, to the Clubs ongoing working relationship with Lighthouse International to assist children with vision care. -Photo courtesy of Keith Dawson & Laura Hernandez
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he Math Club Inc. was incorporated in 2004 as a 501(C)(3),not for profit organization. The main goal of the organization was to introduce ways to motivate students to put more effort in their math work. The idea was born out of soccer training sessions with youths in Bronx, New York. Tutoring sessions was set up at Richard R. Green Campus on Barnes Avenue, Bronx, New York. The turnout of students for these sessions was very good, but we never got any volunteers. Therefore we had to make changes to method to motivate the students. The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Math Competition was introduced to provide incentives to students by offering a desktop computer for the top seventh grader in the competition. Incentives were also provided to teachers for preparing and encouraging students to participate in the competition. The top teacher was given a cash prize of three hundred dollars. The Math Club is now celebrating its tenth year of existence. The competition was not conducted in 2008 due to my deployment to Iraq as a US Army soldier. Since the inception of The Math Club and the math competition we have received great participation from students coming from schools all over the Tri-State areas. We are very grateful to all those students, the teachers and parents. However in this article I would like to highlight some sponsors who gave us their support. Special thanks to the following: Junior Jawara Blake of Vegans Delight; James Alston of McCalls Bronxwood Funeral Home; 1199 SEIU president George Gresham; Attorney Donald Vernon; Dennis Hawthorne of Dennis Shipping Company; Vincent Hosang, Royal Caribbean Bakery and Omar Hawthorne of Golden Krust Bakery; Patrick Maitland, publisher Street Hype Newspaper; Sharon Pearson; The Beacon Program at Richard Green School; Bobby Clarke of Irie Jam Radio; David Annakie of Linkup Media. We are asking businesses, churches and individuals to contact the Math Club to purchase business card size commercials to advertize their businesses and/or send wishes to the Math Club, on this page. Looking forward to your usual kind support as we seek to promote mathematic education among our children.
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he new $88-million Meadowlands Racetrack opened for live racing last week. It is about a-third of the size of the old one, which is located on the other side of the one-mile oval racing surface.
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NEW JERSEY: inda Yarleque, 44, and her husband, Fabio Moreno Vargas, 46, Westwood, New Jersey, were both convicted of one count each of bank fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud ON November 24. The defendants were convicted following a one-week trial before U.S. District Judge William H. Walls in Newark federal court. The jury deliberated two hours before returning the guilty verdicts. According to documents filed in this case and the evidence at trial: Yarleque and Moreno obtained 10 fraudulent loans over a period of three years. They falsified their employment and income, failed to disclose their debts and other properties that they owned, and lied about where they lived. They fraudulently obtained a total of $3.4 million in mortgages this way and personally pocketed approximate-
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Our brains are designed to focus on what is wrong. It does so in order to keep us safe in other words, our focus on possible dangers is what keeps us alive. Unfortunately, this design mechanism does not necessarily serve our relationships. Many of the things we recognize as wrong in the people we love are simply misinterpreted actions based on our past experiences with others. We react more than we respond. We defend more than we seek to understand. And while it is important to recognize harmful actions and words, it is equally important to recognize those actions and words that bring us joy and fulfillment. And since holidays involve being with family and friends, Thanksgiving is the perfect time to make a renewed commitment to showing our appreciation and gratitude toward the ones we love. Here are five ways to take Thanksgiving into your relationships for the next 365 days. 1. Say Thank you for the little things people do. Just because you expect your husband to take out the trash doesnt mean that a thank you is not in order. Show your appreciation. 2. Make sure you demonstrate your love for others in the ways that they recognize and receive love. Some people want a hug, some people want to hear the words, and others want to know their needs matter through your actions. Find out how your loved ones prefer to receive love and speak their language whenever possible.
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3. Remind yourself what it is that you like the most about your significant other. Make a list of those qualities you admire and respect. Find a way to acknowledge those qualitiessometimes simply saying I love your ability to be so organized; it helps me stay organized myself can make someones day. 4. Take the time to connect with your loved ones from your heart every day. We are so busy and have so many responsibilities that it gets easy for our focus to stay on getting things done and talking about the days events from our heads. Make sure you get out of your head for a moment every day and connect with your loved one from your heart. Look into their eyes and feel your love for them in your heart. I promise the heart energy that is generated will benefit you and your loved ones in profound ways. 5. No matter how hard a moment in time may feel, remember that you and the people you love have the power to support one another in getting through hard times. It is through the spirit of connection and community that we not only survive together, but thrive together. Celebrate your relationships every day! I wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving today and everyday throughout the year.
Dear Angela: I'm pleased to help. However, I'm sure my readers will want to add to the list, which is a short one. ARE YOU READY FOR PARENT-HOOD? (1) Can you support the child financially? Children are expensive. I always urge people to complete their education and delay parenthood until they are selfsupporting in case they should find themselves in the role of sole provider. ( 2 ) Can you support the child emotionally? Babies are cute, but they are also completely helpless and emotionally needy. While some young women say they want a baby so they'll have someone to love them, the reality is it's the parent's responsibility to love and sacrifice for the child.
Dear Divine Diva: work with adolescent girls and over the years so many of them has been pregnant, You are so good at coming up with lists for things, Divine. Could you compile a list of criteria for what makes a really good parent? It would be nice to show them what that adds up to. -Angela in Pleasantville
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Dear Divine Diva: will think I am threatened by her. My stepy husband, "Steve's" daughter by his daughter evidently doesn't see a problem first marriage has a mentor at work with it, as she's the one who called to facilwho keeps trying to "borrow" him as her itate the woman asking my husband. (I escort to the company Christmas party. wonder how she'd have felt if her mother Steve and I have been married seven years, were still married to her dad?) Yes, my husand this is the third time she has tried to pull band is a fun, entertaining person. Am I getting upset over nothing? this stunt. -Offended, Not Threatened I don't believe my husband is interested in her, but everyone at the company knows he is married, and for her to show up Dear Offended: with him as her escort is highly insulting to Your husband may be "fun and entertainme. Steve agreed on the phone to go with ing," but he is also married -- and that her this afternoon and told me about it when means he's out of the escort pool. He should I got home from work. I told him how I felt, not attend the function without you, and his and he immediately said he wouldn't go -- daughter and her "mentor" were out of line to ask. he hadn't realized it would bother me. -Always Divine Diva I told him he now "has to" go or she Please send questions and comments to Divine Diva divinestreethype@gmail.com
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In plain English, this means the end of a normal teenage social life because babies are extremely time-consuming. (3) Are you prepared to be a consistent parent? Children learn by example -both good and bad. Are you prepared to be a role model for the behaviors you want your child to mimic? Because mimic they do. They learn more from what they observe than what they're told. (4) Have you read up on child development? Are your expectations of what a child should be able to accomplish as he or she reaches various chronological milestones realistic? Ditto for your partner, whether or not he or she is the child's biological parent. (5) Are you prepared to put someone else's needs before your own for the next 18 to 21 years? Remember, babies can't be returned to the manufacturer for a refund if you're not 100 percent satisfied. Sometimes they come with serious challenges. Can you cope with those realities? If the answer to any of these questions is no, I strongly advise postponing parent-hood. -Always Divine Diva
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raata Productions, a New York based, Jamaican own production company that offers theatrical and educational productions in the tri-state area recently announced the inaugural staging of "Ole Time Christmas Grand Market" that takes place on Saturday, December 14 at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center in Queens. This must see cultural event is being presented under the distinguished patronage of the Consul General of Jamaica New York, Herman LaMont in association with the Queens Council on the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts with support from the Governor of NY State, Andrew Cuomo, the New York State Legislature, Street Hype Newspaper and Irie Jam Radio, 93.5 FM, WVIP.
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The Grand Market tradition, which dates back many years in Jamaica, is the Christmas season's most anticipated event. It typically happens on Christmas morning and is characterized by street dancing, arts crafts, food and music. It is a time when markets all over the island set up with vendors selling toys, firecrackers, balloons, and other children delights. Braata will re-create this Christmas tradition inside the Jamaica Performing Arts Center for the entire family Andrew Clarke founder of Braata said. Those of us who cannot go home for the holidays often get nostalgic, and there is no release the authentic look, feel and characteristics of the music, food and arts that comprise Caribbean culture particularly at Christmas time will be on full display in honor of the way past generations celebrated
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